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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-07-20


of School District No. 23. County OF
FremontS State OF Colorado, from
July LIST. 1915. TO June sOth, 1916.
RECEIVED.
County Treasurer;
General fund ...........$ 141 "a
Special fund ............. 257. Al
Received from general fund by
apportiOnment ........... 129.49
From special taxes for school
From Interest ...-...... 4.7S
Total ....... sio54. SO
For teachers salaries 745 SO
For fuel, rent, Insurance and
all current expenses .. 9I.12
For Sceretary's salary .... 1900
For furniture -............... 81. 90
For rebate taxes and fees $50
Total amount paid out during
the year 500. -
Balance in hands of County
Treasurer TO credit OF District
June 30. 1916:
General fund d-..7...7.=.=.H.5.=..s. Sc
Special fund ...... rs. 6S
Total ............. So
Balance I'm hands OF County and Dis
trict Treasurers. as above...s 15i 81
Amount on hand for building
Join II. WORTH.
Secretary of District No. 23
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-07-20
ANIMAL FINANCIAL sTATEMExT
RECEIVED

June 80 1916:
RECEIVED.
Amount on hand in General and Special
Funds July ]. 1915. held by County
Treasurer ..........,....x zO5.Is
From General Fund by appor-.
tionnient ............... 1876
From Special School Tax . 306.43
From all other sources ....... Ell
Total .............. seG3-2s
For Teachers' salary ....... $4,000
For Fees .........-.......... a.0i
Total paid out during year. .s32s.o7
Balance In hands OF County
Treasurer. June 30. 1915 ..... 81
Amount Of warrants registered and
'"' 80 y. L. Rowe. sec'y.pIsis !.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-07-20

OF SCHoOl lllstrict NO. u, county uf
Fremont state of Colorado from
July ], 1915. 10 July !. 1916;
Amount on hand July !. 1918. held by
County Treasurer:
Special fund ..........S EOI II
Improvement fund ..... 81. .63|
Received from general fund by
apportionment .... ........ So. sc
From special tax for school
purposes .-.........-..... 3l3- 60
Bp transfer from special ...... COCO
From all other sources ..... 4.g2
Total .................... 500 so
PAID.
For teachers salaries .......s ESQ 10
For permanent improvements. ? Sc
Transfer TO general fund.-. coco
Ovcrdraft. Julp /. 1915 ..-. 5s.7i
For interest on registered war
rants ................. 1855
For rebate taxes and fees. 4ss
Balance in hands OF County
Treasurer to credit OF dis
trict June 10, 1916.
General fund .............. ~ SO
Special fund .............. 90. so
Improvement fund ........ GO.13
Total ...........,.... 500. 30
Amount or district warrants registered
and unpaid ?. general fund. 8 100 90
MRS EMMA A. MEfItIS.
Secretary OF District No. g.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-07-20


OF school District No. 10. County OF
Fremont. ssate of COIorndoI from
July ], 1915, TO June 80. 1915.
RECEIVED.
Amount on hand July !, 1915.
held by County Treasurer.
General fund .....f 40. Sc
Special fund ..... ga. 81
Received from general fund BY
apportionment .......s..-.. 13y. 90
From special tax for school
purposes .-...--....+----. 1870 -
From all other sources '..-... lS.ig
rotaI ..........,...........sglsi 50
PAID.
For tcacheFs' salaries ......-. 81 800 90
For fuel rent, Insurance and
all current expenses ...... b1J 81
For rebate taxes and fees. 10 -5Z
Total amount paid out during
the year ....4.- ---.- SlV3- -
Balance In hands Of County
Treasurer to credit Of dis
trict June 80. 1916.
General fund ....-s........ -
Special fund ..--.-.-.....-- sSs u
Total .....................se4 se4s1 IS
Balance in hands OF county ana Dis
trict Treasurers. as ahove-..t 2Sa IS
Aomunt OF district Warrants
registered an dunpaid ..-... 2s1.4z
GEO. g. X AfsSS
Secretary uf District No. 10.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-07-20
NNNuNL EINNNcINL sTArEMENr

VI. W. BTKNETT.
Secretary OF Distric. No. 81
The sun., 1916-09-22
GOVERNMENT
Sc Internal 0oId Loan 1909

n-sr. J. 2 Morssn 4 Co. hereby s.vs
notlce that they are prepared to receive
Tenders for the amortization on 9th Dc
IooeE. 1915. Of Hit,ooo Argentine Gold
the above Loan.
Tenders for sale OF Bonds with coupon due
lst March. 1917. at a price TO be stated in
the Tender. must be lodged not later than
" o'clock noon on 2Srd September, 1915,
Win Mcssrs J Morgan a Co. 20 Wall
street, New York. who will announce the
result of the Tenders a. soon thereafter as
possible.
Tenders will be received also IN Paris by
the Banque. de Paris ct des Pays Bas, In
London By Messrs. Barring Brothers 4 Co,
LID, and In Buenos Aires BY the Credi,o
publlcO Sacional.
Each bond has q par value Of Ss7a U. s.
GOD Dol Lars. and Tenders must BE- made at
per bond.
Tenders must he made on . form obtain.
able on application, and must BE- secureIy
enclosed IN an envelope marked Tender Of
.fr entino Government s per cent. Internal
Gold Loan 1903 Bonds for redemption."
Forms OF Tender may be obtained on ap-
plic1tion to Messrs. j. y. MORGAN a Co.. ~
right to r"ject all or any Tenders.
Dated New York. 10Th September, 1914.
The sun., 1916-09-22
TO THE HOLDERS or
HARPER TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
SIX PER CENT. GOLD COUPON NOTES
DUE NOVEMBER 1. 1911

Pursuant to the provisions contained In
me SIX Per Cent. Gold Coupon Notes OF
Harper transportation Company. duo No.
veinher !. 1911. and to Article second OF
an lndenture dated November |. 1912. be-
tween Harper Transportation Company and
state street Trust Company. Trustee, OF
Boston. MSssac husetts. under which said
bonds were authorized, and are now Out.
standing TO the amount ~ Forty M, thon.
sand Five hundred dollars Nsb,bOO), Stale
street Trust Co. Trustee. as aforesaid,
herCDy 'h!ls Tor nj on November f.
1915. NJ their par value together with "A
premium OF two ana one-half per Centum
l2S ga thereon and accrued Interest IN
that date. all notes outstanding under the
aforesaid ~lndenltre. Interest on all notes
80 called .hall cease to be payable from
Holders OF those notes are hereby no,i-
ned to surrender the same for pa m on
November ], 1916, together with all uu-
matured coupons attached at the office OF
state street Trust az state
Street. Boston Massachusetts.
STATE STREET. TRUST COMPANY,
Trustee. BY Ashton L. Carr. Vice president.
The sun., 1916-09-22
PROPOSALS..
THE WHEELING TERMINAL RAILWAY
COMPANY.

Pittsbuigh Pa, September I, 1915.
Eirst Mortgage Bonds ~ this coupuny
IN an agsrceair cost of $l5rjilOb vii be
nurrhasrd for the SinlSing. Fund October =,
,o,G from the lowest bidders. nj a price
no, ~ exceed par and Interest. Sealed pro-
nos.l, TO sell bonds must he In tho hands
n, Messrs. Winsiow, lanier 4 Company,
S.w York city. before close OF business,
MOL. sAturlay. September 20. 1916, and
hona. must DO delivered on October end
or security furnished that day. u required,
IN delivery viii be made within ten dsya
" r. Il. d. MCKNIGHT. Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-09-22

KEYSTONE TIRE 4 RUBBER co.

New York. September :ist. 1915,
The Board OF Directors have this day de-
cl~red n quarterly dividend Of two per
cent. ,2G) with an additional onc-ausrter
Of one per cent. lkre) upon the Preferred
sto,k and q quarterly dividend Of two per
cent. t.c.b with All additional dividend OF
thrse-ausrters OF one per cent. ~ 81 upon
the Common Stock OF this Company. paya-
bile October !. 1916. to stockholders Of
record september 2sth. 1915. Checks will
JOEL JACOBS, SECRETARY.
The sun., 1916-09-22
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY.

New Yoi&. September s1st, 1915.
The Board Of Directors have this day A..
n Quarterly Dividend Of Five Per
Cent. and an Extra Dividend Of Two Per
Cent. on the Capital stock Of this Company.
payable september s0,h, 1sis. to stock
holders Of record a. the close OF business
September 3and. 1916.
The Transfer Rocks will not close.
L. ". wIGGiN. Secretary.
The sun., 1916-09-22
UNCLAIMED BANK DEPOSITS.
BANK STATEMENTS.

REPORT q The Unclaimed Deposits. Div;
sT%ra ssa f iHst'si' r TSS'Sa% = '"s Of fs NEW
srr6rdance With Section 30 OF the Bankins
Law
Fuli name and last known residence Of d.
posi,or. date Of original deposit. amount ~
J. l.. spoHord and T. ". .pearsaii. eI-
known, Oct. Q. 1891 ,..'....... sio7.o5
ST. New York ,ity, dee. %, is92.. S3.S.
H. ,s %: G 8. ''S1lp a1f h4 Ii W, si A'sSsF r 'TS::
rt $.s, : 'f E., buckley. unknown. ,,
Arabel /. levy, aud Joseph il. 'P..ten.
enecu!ors, nnknoHn SEPT: 81. 1889 ST."
is7S 1870 as4.7a
stance, Germany March 30, Is>s.' 1882
william liza; " skih%or'o S snS i an; asS a. ve,,:r. e''s'
Drake ", 'oodrich." unknown.
Isaac Kip. ~trus,c, for a. u, Harris. 4is
Finh Ave. NJ" York CITY. March ,,..-
Isaac l. Kin and ,Urneli. Brady. trus- ''"'
tees; AS rirth Ave, Ne" York City.
phoebe hi Chichester. unknown, May ~.
Plat Chichester, unknown, May %.
Jane chichester, unknown May 90.
1870 .....-.',.-...".-"..' iess
Louis, Chichester, unknown, May "a.
Charles !. Buckley. unknown, Feb. 27, ....
Joseph Grinncll. unknown. Jan. 20.
Estate Mary Nilcy. unknown. May o, --
lsat ,eli Newton, c. q. witmore& brown.
10 Nassau ST., New York city, oct.
Isabel Newton, G. o. witmore h brown.
10 Nassau ST.. New York City, June
The sun., 1916-09-22
New York Title and Mortgage Co

l3b BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
A quarterly dividend of one and one
half per cent. ihTl on the capital stock
of the Company has been declared, payable
October ist, 1915. to stockholdcrs OF record
Of the New York Title and Mortgage Com
pany At the close OF business on ssptem-
Der 25th, 1916.
Dated, New York. September -. 1919.
GEHH ARD KCEHNE, Secretary.
The sun., 1916-09-22
MANNING. MAXWELL 4 MooRE. INC,

Tho board OF Directors, IN monthly meet
ing held September 20. 1913. declared a
quarterly dividend Of one and ons-haif
40 per cent. on the capital stock Of the
COMPANY, payable September 30. 1915. to
stockholders OF record Of that date.
L u. BRANsTON. Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-09-22
ELECTIONS AND MEETJNoS

A meeting Of the stockho,der. Of the Den.
tai AID Soc. Inc, IL called for tho purpose
OF Re-tnCorporation. for oct. LIST, 1916, AZ
. A. NJ, at 30 End Ave. Manhattan.
Or. Felix Wolf. DR.. Charlotte Wolf. As1
The sun., 1916-09-22
ELECTIONS AND MEETIN0s,

To Stockholders Of tina STANDARD Indus-
tries Corporation:
Notice Is given that y meeting If the
stockhoid will he held At 20 Nassau
street. New York. city, October :. 1916. at
for tho purposes ~ approving all Rc-
tions of officers and directors. Distributing
or disposing Of various corporate shares In
possession or control OF tho corporation.
nxing the compensation 81 officers and EN-
ployees. transacting such other business as
may come before the meeting.
New York City, September q, 1913.
4. r. BRIGHAM. Secretary.
The sun., 1916-09-22
DosToH MARKET.

SDOeTON. sep4. :.-rhe strength In New
nGx Wa rsnecsed IN all copper shares and
guist and strong Atlantic, Gulf and west
sn@es gainsd : points. tnitsd Fruit nrmsr.
The sun., 1916-09-22
INACTIVE CURB o
CHICAGO MARKET.

.,HlCAGO Sept, her prizes were 60
hOllshed throughout the list. Chicago Ry.
nnconds, Swifts. Commonwealth Edison and
rsoples Gas quite arm. Bonds sctive and
The sun., 1916-09-22
MONTREAL CLOSING.
PARIS MARKET.

PARIS. Sept. 2L-Trsding was quiet on
the Dourse to-day. Three per cent. rsntss
On LsAaeA ~ francs % eeatimso. Five
PER esnt. leaA - fTsnoe.
The sun., 1916-09-22
TO THE HOLDERS or
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER, & PlTTsBCRGH
RAILWAY COMPANY
EQuIpment Series "F'' AMse Bonds

due April !. 1877
Notice 10 hereby given. A. provided In
Article XIII. OF the 1ndenture. dated April
LIST. 1907. made by the Buffalo. Rochester
4 Pittsburgh Railway Company to tho
Guaranty Trust Company OF New York. "a
Trustee. that bonds bearing the following
serial numbers have been drawn for. re-
demption by the Sinking Fund. ana win he
paid on and after October LIST. 1916, at par
and accrued interest, upon presentation at
the TRUST DEPARTMENT of the under
signed. After october !. 1915. interest on
the above bond. will cease; Bonds should
tached 8. 10. 81. tg, y, 20, 81. 20, io7.
III, Ils. l22. ITO. 40. 1s2. 1888. lss. isi,
?oS. 20s. I'll, 22s. 1855. 2se. 400. Si5, 49,
lss. tse. bas. 5ss, $50. us, 100, 7ss. 1855.
800. go. sSa, S3s. 1917. l1e:, llto. ll6s.
ii!e. 1909. 1905, 1914. ieso. 1897. 1898. 1872.
ieti. 1910. 1884. 1874. 1894, ltlI. 1878. 1879.
1898. 1879. 1891. 1861, 1888. 1874. 1873, 1903.
1871. 1918. ls?S. ls<s. 1857. 1899. 1884. 2o0$.
soie. So!2, aoss, :oti, 1868. :oss. :e7!. :osii.
2oss. ?oe2. 2los. ana. 2ll5. ALL. 2l?2. ?l?s.
2l?s. 2l3s. si3s. 2isi. 2i6l. ATS, 1900. 1909.
22lt. 2220, 222l, 22%3, c2t8. 22t7. 1855. 1855.
23o1. e30s. 23ls. 2sl7, 2s&o. c3t6. 2363. 1885.
2sse. 2tot. 2&it. 2t21. e<a:. fI3<. 3tss. ebtt.
2ss:. 2ssS, ssSi. ?s7S. 26So. 2721. i7ss, 27ss.
GUARANTY TRUST coMPANr OF NEW
BY CHARLES II. sAsiN. Prssidsa.
Dated. August 18Th. 1915.
The sun., 1916-09-22
HE MoRrGAuE.soNp COMPANY or
NENy yORE

NEW YORK.
50 Liberty Street, New York. Sept. 81. 1916.
The Board OF Directors OF this Company
has declared a quarterly dividend Of one
and three quarters per cent. uk%). upon
the capital stock. psyable saturday. sep.
so. 1915. to stockholders OF record
september IS. 1915.
The sun., 1916-09-22
UNCLAIMED BANK DEPOSITS.

REPORT Of the Unclaimed Deposits. Divide
COMPANY If New York on the frst day OF Angus
Of the Banking Law. sections 1874 and 2ie.
Mann and last address,
The sun., 1916-09-22
Dated January ;. 1910

The Natick National Bank located at
In the state Of Xassaehusstts. 10
closing It's AFFAIRS.
All note holders and other creditors 81
the association are therefore hereby mott.
6ed to present the notes and other claims
TOR payment.
September s. ISIS.
The sun., 1916-09-22


h Pacific Ry. As.
Reorganization Com. In
damnity account. ...,...
Atlantic 4 Pacific Hy 4s..
Committee account ,..,.
Ravsrisn star brewing Co.
Jrd 60 Mortgage
B%crgmann. =. =. ....,.
Mrs. Marie J. Bowen 80.
4. i. C'outurt, receiver:
Estate JAno Foley. Benz. j.
O'Callahan. exr ,..,.,..
Hall Button Company. ..
Hoboken Turtle Club
Nitgc. date H-ls-9O. I
Mr. Mary Gallatin Hop
Interstate Tunnel Rail.
way Co.. co II. d. Mac
donA. Treasurer.
Est. OF n. Jacobus. ID. G.
JAcobus. Exr......,....,
Louis kurr ........,,...
Paul Lemaire. Jamin 3,
Morse. aSsignUe.
Mrs. Emily +. Lesher -.
Estate Of n. lOw.......
James cLcAn
The q. r. Aiellsn Go
Estate John j.. Miller,
Emma Miller. admS. 80. g..
". PearSalI Morton. 49,. .
National wardrots Co. ,
Newark 4 Hackensack
Traction Co.. LIST Mtgc..,
New Jersey Terminal X
Dock Improvement 90.
Deb. SIS. Foreclosure acct,
New York Fire l.loyds Int
ms. Res. Fund.
Estate Emily q. QlifYc. Mr.,
Emily q. Costcr. exectH.
Frederick NJ. patchcn ~.
Geo. u. Rofkar, assignee
Promethus Electric Com
pAny. Joint Pool $50.
San Antonio Mining Co.,
Security Investment Co.
Of New York
II. q. Rcixss. ,.,,......,
samuel v. Speycr. trustee
under West w, andotte
Mortgage ,,,.....,...
Mrs, Katherine u. stAnle,
d.. Goo. ID. St6w art ..,,.
ENie II. Symms, Trustee
Union Pacific CT rs of
1854 bondholdcrs Com.
Distribution account ,
Mrs. Harmancc Won WON
A't"it l.. Wet >orc .,,,.
Estate Mary i. William
state OF New York. Count
A. breton. Vice-Pre~i
OF u y
New York In said county.
. full. true and correct ~,
anty Trust Company Of }
2l9 OF Chapter 500 Of the
first day Of August. 1919,
A. ETON, Vtco. ]
Scverally subscribed
Seal OF Notary.
New York County Cl"rl
New York Commission
The sun., 1916-09-22
UNCLAIMED BANK DEPoslrA

idcnda and Interest OF the GUARANTY TRUST
1910. made In accordance with the provisions
The sun., 1916-09-22

" New FORK, County of New Iork. q. u-... ,u..- .,... ~. , .~rv rpr.r
iANVYo Or NEW SCRk. % a trust o%Isny. isatci and doing business in tho City Of
imk in said county dne dMy sworn, sch for hinahf says tina the foregoing reporth
true And correct sttement Of the unclaimed depsnt. dividends and interest Of the Guar.
rust Company Of New York made In accordance with the provisions Of Sections - and
Chapter 800 Of the anknR Law ~ snow u tc oOks OF su irust NoWpSny IN So
~ nRRETTsuNS'" IL" President. T.. ". EILswoRTH. serst.1.
pyenny subaTnsda and sworn to by both Opponents the SIM hy OF bpt- 1915. b1fofs me-
N@Sry; -,,, ,,u..A = sukNh n ySK H;u rGsl, NJ Se q ffipk York County
World Commission cAnMcsN March 80 lIs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-31
ERNEST THOMPSON-SETON AND
WOODCRAFT IN CITIES.

City wOOdcraft sounds paradoXical until one accepts
Mr.. Ernest ThonpsOn-Setons definition OF woodcraft
as the adaptation Of to his environment He
is trying encourage city TO study their sur
roundngs woodsmen do and to learn through their
study 10 be resourceful in adapting themselves TO the
circumstances in which they live.
City folk settle too easily into routine and are not
ably unobservant OF things around them. Can you
name the order the stores business places
any block Of your town? Do you know how
many kinds Of there in the block in which
you live? Can YOU name the varieties and tell which
is which?
How is your residence street paved? Why was it
paved that way instead of sOGe other way? Why are
poplar bad for city streets?
How does your town dispose of its sewage? Its
garbage? Is the disposal satisfactory? Is it econom-
ical wasteful for the taxpayers?
II had fire in house and the fire depart
ment was Of commission how would YOU 20 TO
put out? what ought you first.
after the family? What would you do if your town
were struck by a cyclone?
Why is a barber pole red and white? Who is your
health officer? Why do you sprinkle ashes ice?
Why salt2
That's If YOU begin 10 observe things
in your walks about town and the neghborng country
you1l begin this "citycraft" thrilling any
detective story. and quite useful yourself the
Indians woodcraft j. TO him
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-31
THE PUBLIC INTEREST IN THE
THREATENED X. X STRIKE

the railroads have begun make money,
after several hard years they threatened with
great strike -Four national railroad unions threaten
to tie every steam road in the country. The num-
Der of employees involved may total 100000 They
have il i'm their power to stop all freight and
passenger traffic on 100000 miles of track
We have had strike such and
magnitude IL would he far than a serious blow
the transportation lines. 1t would paralyze all
American industry and commerce and stop our export
nation 1OO.0OOsO0O people would stand
still while its biggest industry fought cut question
Of wages and hours \ deadlock would incon-
ceyaby destructive.
unthinkable that such a situation should arise.
France similar strike several years ago by call
ing out the strkers-who also army reserviss--
for military duty. our government has such au-
thority. We rely the mutual fairness and
common of employers and employees. and spirit
OF patriotic consideration for the public welfare
1t imperative that the differences between rail-
road capital and labor should be adjusted before the
begin putting their theats effect March.
The merits of the dispute are yet, not clear to
the general public Both the railroads unions owe
ii 10 themselves and TO the country to explain their
position fully before taking action This is
private dispute within industry 1t is a big public
problem. public opinion rather than private
est or prejudice should decide it,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-31
THE CITY OF CLEVELAND AND IT'S
FREE EUGENIC SERVICE.

The city of Cleveland is going about It's euSenic
problem in a way II has not established com
pusory health examination before matrimony. thus
driving needless hurried couples across the state
line be married in that haste which is said to be
repented leisure. But the health department has
put a complete laboratory equipment for making
blood and all sorts of examinations.
Many perfectly capable physicians lack the equip
ment doing these things satisfactorily. Their
practice along other lines. Here is where the
city steps Any citizen who wants TO find out
whether he she is fit to marry may have ex-
animation by a city physician. You may also
find whether your heart or lungs are right for
your present job
This is pretty hopeful IL gives YOU chance to
yourself well before YOU infect other people and
hurt the II gives YOU chance TO change your
job before il hurts you.
Also. 10y making it easy and advisable To be exam
ined without any compulsion it's likely start
fashion. And once public opinion is aroused along
these lines. future betterment is assured Compusion
merely makes people rebeious. Persuasion is con-
structive. Health Commissioner Ford is planning his
eugenic improvements sensibly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-31
IT'S BAD BUSINESS TO BLUFF IF
YOU CANNOT BACK 1T UP.

Pres't wilson's assertion in his Cleveland address
Saturday night that the American people need he
afraid OF except themselves. and that all he
asks is for us to get ready to back up positions,
US o a poker yarn which perhaps.
yuo have heard. It is apropos anyway. and might be
used 10y the executive illustrate his point.
Two darkies playing the national game. one
raised the other of his boots fourcard spade
flush a bunch. something with the
bunch the draw he a diamond but the
other had called for cards he determined
blum out. Finally all the chips were the table
''whateher got. nigger?" ne asked his vis-a-vs
Il got four aces; dat's what got What hab you
got2" replied his opponent at the time reaching
for the pot
Party the first pulled revolver from his hip
pocket, he answered. Il got heluva bad dspersi
a good nigger?"
"Cose it's good cose It's good said the other as
he hurriedly showed the stack. Amt yer done
played poker long enough know dat without askin?'
Haven't the members Of the 64th congress played
political poker long enough a blum is
good unless backed up? or do they fail realize
that protest remonstrance earth going to
prevent the allies from tightening their grip ON
many if they find it be enectually done? 1t is
trite repeat of Europe are
struggling for existence. All the diplomatic re-
monstrance in the worf can't stop either side from
all the power they command crush the other
Germany appears TO yield i'm the submarine matter only
because its submarine campaign has failed.
If within moral rights in Directing TO
the English blockade. and had "sx-gun." we might
protest To some purpose But morally
right for the government of the United States en-
forced most rigorous blockade against south
during the Civil war extending even TO Hfe-saving
drugs and demanded that England regard
England growed for interfered with her COM
but she did regard So all the world
The south starved and The Union won
It's all right 10 be PATRIOTS and talk rights
neutral-if get away with il.
Neutras have rights in this war except such
rights as they are big enough enforce. long
can deude ourselves. and tickle our silly pride
by thinking big enough TO enforce ours it's
well enough TO do so, even though puerile.
Where ignorance is bliss tbs folly. etc"
But due 90 be walked up with a rough Jolt
il push the blum too far. Let England alone let
Germany aOne-as long Americas honor is not in
Jeopardy-to Tight ii out between themselves.
Uncle sam. represented by the saith congress- has
"helluva dsperston" right enough but lacks the
sun"