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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-17
The Battle Cry of Maxim

Have you that awful moving picture 1.-The Battle Cry
of Peace?'
you shake with and trembe for your countrys
safety?
Did you know that others shaking at the hme
but with laughter fear and with the fat con-
your fear might bring them?
On the you told that the play founded on
the story of Hudson Maxim Deenseless America You saw
Mr. Maxim in the picture He holding something ao 1t
instrument of warfare.
Now Mr. Maxim was merely advertising his and
playing your fears make market for his goods
Mr. Maxim has something to sell-war munitions.
& Co., 81 Broadway, New York city. Noy 49, 1915:
"The Of the Maxim Munitions Corporation is the latest
for favor the Curb stos made its apPsa
companyis recently organized
of manufacturing munitions of of all kinds except ex
the important inventions manufacture
hmf viii be prs.dsnt the gun"
The book fine advance notice The picture fine
Just later, November II, 1915. the following ap
peared on the first page of the New York World:
Lous Nov members have resigned ed: and Other;
appointed by Mayor ke urge the preparedness
1s~pp this s %o"g
ton offering stock for sale $40 share Hudson Maxim appeared
the national defense program . ~
of the rnd R5fs hmnn announcing as
fusal to serve on the committee .:, "
s. Cauhed in declining to be committeeman
which the of Mr. Maxim
and the pToulgation of the advertisement be connected
andme of
Here have sample of the patriotism that directing
the preparedness spending huge carrying its
poison of fear into every part of the Union.
1t is time for every and woman of the United States
get angry fight this Misrepresentation and deception Pass
the facts doubling unoncerned neighbour Become
recruiting officer for the arn'yof peace.
Think, write to your Congressman, and when the time
Your livelihood life and the lives
of your children all depend the immediate crushing
head of the serpent of mllarsm
The NAVY League for Defense?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-17
Our Troops in Mexico

troops in Mexico doing police duty running down
murderer of Americans For they the border
preparing for just such work After they had orders get
Villa it took week get started That delay tells the real
story of need of preparedness
But the preparedness of more hordes of armed
1t the preparedness of being able efficiently what
already have and the development of industries basis of
efficiency This the best the only preparation against
Again. remember, the expedition into Mexico is police
work. But the President himself has discovered capitalc
plot to bring into actual with Mexico So, impressed
with this feeling of deliberate attempt by American
capitalists the President has issued public which
includes the following words:
at the people the United States that there
all along the border who
and they Of the
disturbing which wholly unusthed by the
The object of this asehood obvious 1t
the government of the United
States and the de co of Mexico for the of
the OF
Mexican This be attained SO long
honorable of
conditions be created bloodhed
the relations the republics be much
embarrassed
people Of the sinister
should be their
the border and
disseminate the should make of patriotism and Of
the authenticity
receive from that quarter
1t would be we'll for those who have taken active
the operations of the who have been
less of the welfare of their who have been will
ing take fact everything they print to consider this
warning of the President And would do harm the
American apply this and look for the
snister Influences behind the propaganda for hurting the
into and for leading wild rush for prepared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-17
Hum anity an(
Blu HENRY FORD
Blu HENRY FORD

stakeholder corporation has the right know how where and
why the concerns money being spent Every American is
stakeholder in his government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-17

Here have the philosophy of the Navy League which
thus ideas founders. Brutal
lawes but making the common people the
bills in life, limb, money and waste.
The muniton makers the ending Of the They
have additions their temporary struc
es great buildings that indicate only hope but deem
that this shall that other shall follow
and bring their bloody profits with them. they force
they they believe up this country for
ing get those contracts And this masked
PATRIOTISM has deluded who have thought and will
think.
There is proposition before Congress for the appro
paon of $5OOOOOOOO great naval building program. This
first Robert NJ Thompson of the Navy
League and chairman of the board of directors of the Inter-
national Nickel Company firm that has pro1ted and will profit
probably by the passage the naval
bill The proposal was made at dinner New York before
group of who included those patriotic Americans who hold
absolute control OF the making OF munitions. The
ganda began and with expenditures
these that I'VE threatened from
quarter the President They want the money And
you, Americans pay cash from your wages and
and march off the EARNED conquest the Navy Leagues official
journal the proper by which the United States
show its destiny in the wo i'd history.
earnestly urge those members of the Navy League who
have real feeling of regard for the counys safety but have
allowed themselves be tcked into membership in this organ
izaon by the cry of PATRIOTISM think calmly, read Con-
gresham speech the Navy League their
and be thinking PATRIOTS not feardriven tools.
Remember the warning words of George Washington in his
farewell address the American people, Cultvate peace and
harmony with all nations Overgrown military estab-
lishments under form OF government inauspcous
liberty and to be regarded particularly hostile repubi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-17
A Question of Rights"

Gore and Congressman Americans off
beligerent ships have been branded traitors.
But these forgot party lines forgot their political
safety consider the safety of 100000 Americans who have
right peace The President had said that American
who travelled armed ship killed the country might be
plunged into 1t question OF stand by the President
support of his dangerous policy stand by the
people.
feelings of Congress warning Americans off such ships
Any with will deny that Americans have
right ships their President declares they
danger the country by doing. Under such conditions
fright becomes crime
Sweden, placing above doubtful legal
right has issued warning keep armed ships
of the warning countries.
Norway, in the face OF lingo cries recently voted down
proposition for so-caled preparedness
Congressman Decker of Missouri summed up the whole
matter speech the during discus
sion of the Mc-emore resolution when he said:
"I will all stand by the President of the United
wish the insinuaing gentleman from Alabama tNr Ief
linz the Will stand by the American people?
You dodge the question gentlemen OF the Southland and
emen of the Norhand The question is Will YOU
what Mr. Lansing doubtful legal right? am willing
My people have borne their My father and
uncle fought that flag But the
citizens of this the who the the who
is will in VIII
aphyxang the mothers of the whose flesh and blood will
be pattered the fields battle to know before de-
cared why they have war.
We Americans have three duties before We
keep of this for have right it,
what the Wall Tories and patriots tell through
their newspaper spokesen must do all in to help
the nations find ground for early peace
the suggesting the limitation that
and great hope have the inlu
world in bringing about this condition that the
pies for War and preparation has
not brought bring it. The people have the power
hands crush the for gold and that
has brought That power the voice the and greatest of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-17

~OR months the people of the United States have had
fear pounded into their brains by magazines newspa-
per and motion pictures. No enemy has been pointed
All the wild cry for the spending OF billions, the
Of a,,d he of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11

gles-pogs. L-wanno Kennels, South Raw
Tell Peake. Bitches. Lewauno Kennels
Lotte Won FielpPise.
French Ru'ldogs-1udCe, Wi'liam rrueg-
eeman-DoFs. I. rorets la France Model.
Bitches. J, NJ Fangman's Monte Carlo La
Bontr.
Fox Tcrri.r.-Iudge. J L. Frothingham
Dog SMOOTH. NJ. : R%aldwin'a On,
Heathcot- S1udspark Bitches &. A r
Won P~nzenmayer's ch. Dangling PUN.
Dogs ,wireb. Metncomrt Kennels Failing.
Unexpected. Bitches. Metacomet Kennels
Leeds salvation sal.
Rull Terriers-Judge, Dr. + " Hcrri-
man Dogs. Noross Kennels Blu. Moon
Bitches. Noross Kennels IN. Noross Ra-
diant.
Pckine-.. sranicls-rudgc. Mrs Kate
Carlin-Doss, Mrs i. y. Clarkes Fairfax
Too-Ien OF Frere. Bitches, Mrs. 4 /,
Hollands Oh. C~airnwhin Tinto OF NY
degree.
japanese Spanie's-Judge. Mrs. n. IT.
Harrison-pogs, tireenacrP Eenne's' oh
Omita Bitches, Mrs L II Berendsohns
Ysma san
English TOY Spanic's-Judre. Mrs. Flor
enCe A NcCHin-Dogs ,hiack and tam.
G%recnacre Kennels ch Ashton More Young
Baronet, bitches, Same owners ch. An.
adne, Dogs and bitches UricolorI, Miss
II Stewards Mnuldreth Lavender. Dogs
orange and white). Grsenacr. KenneTs'
CHI, CSt,ag" Charlse. Bitches, same owners
Judy, Dogs truhv), Greenacre K.nnela'
Comet. Bitches. FREEDOM Kennels. Peggy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11
BOSTONS OF RARE
QUALITY IN CLASS
Peters Captain T%riumphs in
Feature Of Annual Show
at Auburndale.
BEATS MANY GREAT DOGS

One Of the outstanding features Of tho
Ladies Kennel Association Of Massa-
chusetts' thirteenth annual dog show.
held at the Woodland Park Hotel, Au-
burndale. Mas on Wednesday. was the
exceptional lot OF Roston terriers en-
tered. The class for best Of the breed
brought together fve magnificent specl-
men
The Watch City Kennels Champion
Peters Captain was returned the winner.
defeating mons others the famed
Champion Tony Ringmaster. owned by
Mrs. J. Francis Legg the middleweight
novice dog Walter r. York's Sonnic
Punch. which had previously gone from
first novice to winners dogs the winners
bitch Lady Belle II. owned by Watch
City Kennels, and william A. Connell's
Champion Dallen's S~oubrette. The latter
was placed as best OF the opposite sex
to Captain,
vickery Kennels OF Chicago. which
came 10 the show flushed with their
Sensational winning at the Mlneola fix
ture. cleaned VI everything in sight In
the terrier division. They won both
winners In both sexes In the smooth and
wire haired fox terrier, scottish terrier
and Irish terrier classes, while In Aire-
OAles tney won WlnneTs III DltcHes Win
the great Aman Gem.
Joseph Komenda, the president of the
French Bulldog Tub Of New England,
Judged that breed and placed as his
winners dog the great headed Parsque
H., owned by Mrs. Fred Edwards. Best
OF opposite sex was Georgette. a grand
headed specimen which caused n end
OF sensation at the time of her debut at
the New Bedford show several weeks
A newly imported Great Dane. Tiger
Of Figaro. brought from England re-
Gently by Charles Herrick OF Albany.
surprised the talent by going through
the winners. This dog IL a massive built
uncropped brindle and is the best OF it-
breed imported for some time.
English settlers made a fne showing,
n a number OF high quality dogs were
on display. Willowbrook Kennels Will
lowbrook Real proved to be the best.
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RAIN CAN'T KEEP
EXHIBITORS AWAY
Lowell Show Successful in
Spite Of Torrents That
Pclt at Tents.
WICOLLAR BOY VICTOR

\ disagreeahle and dreary day
ushered In tho first annual dog show
OF the Ladies' bog Club. which gave It's
INITIAL MIXTURE on the grounds OF tho
Vesper Club at Lowell. Mass. on Thurs
DAY. II rained torrents and the i'm.
provlsed shelter afforded hy tents fatIod
l" Withstand tn" fury Of the elements.
dogs and exhibitors suffering in cons..
quence.
The ain did not mar the chow en-.
tirely, for Of the 557 dogs entered feu
were found missing when the classes
were called. The committee. which had
worked hard TO make this show the mos,
successful outdoor fixture held I'm New
England. was rewarded with a big entry
and It was said after the show that
enough dogs were on hand TO make a
three point rating.
Mrs. Roy A. Rainey's wire haired fox
terrier. wycollar BOY won for the best
dog OF any breed in the show and the
same owners Conejo Hlghbrow was the
best puppy. Nickery Rrockley, Miss
Circuit had defeated wycollar Boy for
the special going to the best fox terrier
in the show, but she did not connect
against him for that going tn best dog
OF any breed. as her former owner.
George Thomas, Judged that class and
her owners elected TO withdraw her.
George Quintard Judged the regular
fox terrier classes.
In the Scottish terriers Frances q.
Lloyd won with his American bred
the sensational Master Willie.
and in Airedales the Hillcote Kennel
It's third successive show with In
tcrnational Champion Ryburn Swell.
Or, John f. De Mund OF Brooklyn
Judged the Boston terriers, In which a
Cleveland dog was returned the win
ner. His name Is Tiny Rallies and
owner Edwin Bait. Best OF opposite
sex was Mrs. Arthur G Jones's Judson
Girl.
Holyholme Napoleon was the best
male French bulldog. while best Of the
opposite sex proved to be Mrs. Fred
Edwards's Gamins Babette, a bitch
famed as the dam OF great winning
puppies and herself n big winner.
The sensation of the show was a
Schipperke. Linden Sheila, recently i'm
ported by Mr.. Angler, Judges OF this lit
tie Belgian breed said that she was the
best specimen OF the breed ever seen
in this country.
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MRS. A HAS NEW STAR.
Fairfax Too Lee Of Frere Makes
imperative Debut.

Mrs. Frank T. Clarke OF Fairfax
Kennel fame broueh' out a five pound
ieklngese dog at Mineola which made
tn. talent sit up and take notice. This
illuminative specimen went right to re-.
serve winners. defeating an exceptionally
strong Held.
His name Is Fairfax Too Lee Of Frere
and he is Of English birthright. being
imported recently 10y Mrs. Clarke. lie Is
a red dog, small. but withal of gro
tesque build, heavy bone. good body line
m wondrous Coat and with "A short
furetdce, large lustious eyes and the cor
rect expression. lie no doubt will go
right along TO an American champion
ship.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11

BY the winning Of his progeny In the
Boston terrier classes at Mineola Mrs. d.
d. Dunn's Champion Some Boy added
to his fame as a successful sire. Re-
serve Winners dogs. some Nobby Boy,
owned by Mrs. Dunn winners bitches,
Lady Grand. Mrs. p. J.. s~ulitvan's star,
and Some Little Girl. Mrs. A. 9. White
Sails typical little bitch. all claim Some
Boy AZ their sire.
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Many Try to Bsy Puppy.

Julius Fangmann, owner OF the Monte
Carlo Kennel In Hoboken. 10 the pos
SCISSOR Of a remarkable four-months-old
French bulldog puppy. All who have
that It gives indication Of developing
into a future cha mpion. The unusual
quality Of this youngster has called
forth many fiattering offers. but her
owner has refused to name Q price for
her. Champion Gamin's Rival 10 the sire,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11

Richard Croker. Jr.. a few years ago
the possessor Ut one OF the greatest KEN
nels OF English bulldogs In the country,
Is said to be taking active interest again
IN the British national breed, Itumor has
II that he Is getting together "A formula
Bile string OF American breds and will
make his temperance in the show ring
shortly with dogs of lhis own breeding.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11
CALENDAR OF COMING SHOWS.

Jun. rs 10 l~7-Oakiand ana A,.mes.
County Kennel club. at oakiand Cal. "
Corrigan secretary.
June 17-Ea-tern Collie Preeders' ANA
citation Specially show. at wellesley. Msss
June o4-Wcstchester Kennel Club a,
Gedney Farm, white Plains. y. Y. q
Davies Taiutrr. secretary.
juno n%-Kennel Club OF Delsv.-.
County licensel. nt Prince. Pa. Georss
Y. Baier, Jr. secretary.
June 81 and 2s-Detro,t Rern.i c'uh
Gicensel, at Detroit Mich, L. A. Dlng.-
man, secretary.
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JUDGING for best in the show at the Ladies Ken.
mel Association of Americas fixture. The three
dogs are, left to right, Vickery Masked Marvel, win
ner Of best in show; Vickery Greenbank Selection,
the runnerup, and Brockley Miss Circuit, best Of
opposite sex to Marvel. George S. Thomas is show
ing Marvel; Charles Perrin, owner of all three dogs,
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is handling Selection, and Walter Reeves has Miss
Circuit. Below on the left is Mrs. I. D.. Barry with
her Papillion Carreto, the only specimen of this
rare breed seen at the show. On the right is Miss
Florence Baird with DR.. George Anderson's French
bulldog Dundee Gamin, winner in his breed, for
which Miss Baird made a tempting offer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11
COCk ER sPANIEI.s.
JAPANESE sPN>IlIs.
FRENCH BCIIDOGS.

puppies for sale; imported stock v..
uarksen. al Bergen 81. BROOK lyn. phor.
Prospect 1913.
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YORKSHIRE TERRIERS.

FOR SALE-Yorkshire Ter
rier puppy, male; five months
old, long coat. MRS. CHEF
HAM 1863 West 18th Street.
425S Chelsea.
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FOR SALE pomerHuiin puppies erred
nv Gil, 81. JULIAN; four weeks old. Also
an : months old male Pom. BEAN, az
W. 56th street. 1888.
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GRIrTO> BRUSSELS.
POLICE DOGS,

GERMAN POLICE DOG-S,ate ar. and
price. ~ Clin -. Hickman .477.
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POM

POMEkA
Higheat Ciass show Specimens. Young
and Healthy stock. for sale at Moderate
PPices. Blacks and Browns . Speciality.
Noted Prize Winner. at stud.
Mrs. Il. r. Mayhem. Trolley stop 2Ia
Island. Phone AIR Floral Park.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-09-21
How Clouds Are colored.

The color Of a cloud depends on the
manner in which the sunlight falls
upon it and the position Of the OBJ
server. 1t Will be noticed that high
clouds are always white or light in
color. and this is because the light by
which they are seer ia reflected from
the under surface by The numberless
drops of moisture which go to form
the cloud. Heavy rain clouds, On the
other hand, are found much nearer the
earth. and SO the light falls on them
more directly from above, giving sill
yer lining to the cloud, though the un-
der surface appears black. owing to
the complete reflection and absorption
of the light by the upper layers. Seen
from above by an observer in Il bal
loon the blacklist rain clouds appear of
the most dazzling brilliant white
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DueEs In Greenland.

In Greenland when one man has
been insulted by another the adverse
ries each compose a satire in verse.
This each man recites to his household
until the servants and the women
know it by heart. Then place of
meeting is appointed. The two men.
the insulter and insulted. the offender
and the offended, stand face to face,
and each recites his poem. His friends
and servants form a chorus. Each man
tries hard to raise the laugh against
his adversary. Each man speaks in
turn, whipping the enemy with cpl
gram and quip, and after two hours Of
this wordy battle the meeting gives
the victory to him of the two adverse
ries who has amused the whole as
semb'y most
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-09-21
DRILLED TO PERFECTION.
Secret of the Military Success CT "the
Madman of the North.'

From drill man gets accustomed to
doing under any circumstances what
has been hammered into his brain time
after time till it becomes second nature
to him.
Charles Mi. of Sweden, "the mad
man of the NORTH ripped most of
Europe up the back again and again
because his soldiers were drilled to
perfection before he let them take the
field at time when there was great
neglect of drill in other armies. He
valued 1000 we'll drilled fighters above
10000 not so well drilled, and mailman
or genius, his judgment was indicated
repeatedly in terrible battles.
One night Charles XII. was surprised
In Poland by an attacking army of
5000 when his scant force of GOO was
sleeping like the dead from the ex-
haustiOn of a hard march. Before his
Outposts and sentinels could be driven
in his small band was aroused, mount
ed. formed in battle line-aIl in pitchy
blackness-and swung into a fierce
charge upon the enemy. By daylight
the Russians and Poles who had
thought to eat him up were virtually
annihilated.- Westminster Gazette.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-09-21
GOT THE HORSES ASHORE.
And He DidnR Go About 1t In the Reg
uIar Official Way. Either.


In his younger days Sir Bryan Ma
hon was quite a character in the army
and many are the tales that are told OF
his daredevil recklessness and his no
less ready resourcefulness in an emer
gency.
Once. for instance. a lot of horses
had to be unlOaded at Ismailia. There
were 10 boats and there was shortage
of sings, to say nothing of grommets,
breast girths and al the other queer
paraphernalia that diseInbarking Off
GERS delight III.
But Mahon, who is, Of course, a son
Of Erin's isle. had seen horses disem-
barkeI on the wild Irish coast many
and many time in rough and ready
fashion. and he knew what they could
do when they had TO- So, while the
others were discussing ways and means
below decks, he simply threw these
horses overheard.
The animals promptly swan ashore.
and while the horror stricken 1iSem-
barking officer was looking or oghast.
too surprised even for words. MGhon
ordered the trumpet for stables to
be sounded, and every horse promptly
lined up on the beach.--LOndOn Tele-
graph.
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For Sale-The Patrick Gleason farm
of two hundred acres a mile and a
half east of Cylon, St. Croix Co.,
on the Wisconsin Central Ry. Fine
silt loan soil, all level and cult
waited; good house and basemet
barn 36x68 it., and other out
buildings. Bank, general stores
cheese factory and two elevators
at Cylon. If purchaser desires can
convey another eighty adjacent.
Easy terms. Write or inquire of,
Joseph w. Singleton, Eau Claire,
Wis.
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED, Active Man-One Of thu
largest publishing houses in New
York has an opening for an active
man in this territory. The oppor-
tunity is a splendid one and th7
right man can acquire complete
control of our local business anG
soon elevate himself to District
Managership. Address, Publishev,
Box 1916 N. Times Square Sta.
New York City.
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For Sale-Second-hand sewing ma
chine, in splendid:working order.
price SIS. Also an organ, splendi5
bargain for rural school or home.
at $40. See both at the office Of
c. R. Ellis, just north of the jour
nal office.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-09-21

12O acre farm. Good house, gran
airy, machine Sheds and chicken
coop. New basement barn. Fine
rich dark loan soil. Only three
miles center of River Falls. So, 900.
S. L. Krauth.
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For Sale-A kitchen cabinet w.2
zinc top, also two or three pieces
Of furniture, including a mating
rug 9 X IL. Mrs. Charles Deans.
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FOR SALE-Silver Plated Buesch-
er Slide Trombone (highl and low
pitch) in open center case, in gocd
condition. A bargain at $500. r.
quire Of c.. E. White at this office.
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FARMS FOR SALE

For Sale-243 acre farm, 81 miles
from River Falls on Hudson road
fully improved. Terms liberal. In
quire Of Geo. Pratt, city.