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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-26
JERSEY GUARDS BREAK CAMP
AND TAKE TRAIN FOR MEXICO

First Regiment and Cavalry Troops
Quit Sea Girt
CAMP FIELDER. SEA GIRT, N. j., June
S,-Battery B, Field Artillery. of Camden.
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18

fern gefir9teter {inb, aGs bic 5rei<
beuter bes MitteIaIters, S9lupftpin>
tel por Sen @erfoIgern. Sas erite
&riegsiabr por fir 0os Mittelmeer
taum elm iol9es gepeien; na9 Dem
8pmbarbement DON Bona, bas 4n@
fang 9luguit 1914 Die R~iiitenbepIlz
terung in Mufre9ung berfeBt batte,
i6ien ole @efabr poriiber; erit ieit
Shober 1915 na9 benz 8du oes
nelen Oeuti9en unterfeebpot : Sppus
uno ser 4nIage bon @erpfle9ungsitdz
tionen auf neutrolem 8oben (&orfu
II. a. febten au9 bier Die S9iffs@
per1enfungen Elm. Iuf unferer Sabrt
bur9 bic .8afins Der SoIiette tonn=
ten mir uns Oenn au9 bon ben
S9uBz unb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der
S5eanoampfer iiberoeugen. Die bcl@
lGnbiI9en, nprmesii9en. grie9ii4en,
lpanii9en S9iffe tragen an 8adz
unb Gteuerboro lire ~ndtiondlen 5arz
BEN oufgemalt, aupeilen auf elmer
grenen, peit6in Ii9tbarsn unterlage;
0ie 9anoelsidiffe Der friegfibrsnOen
Staaten, Die friber BON Sorpeoobooz
ten begleitet purben, finb jeBt nit
elmer ooer mebreren S9nelfeuertdz
nonen bepebrt, Deren grdue Silz
bouette born am S4iff oufragt.
Soliette beiBt sic erite sroBe 9a@
feniteue fir Saeanbampfer, Die um
bic Mitte bes 10. Sabrbunberts nett
li9 oes @ieurzport ongelegt puroe
nnb Der fi4 Sobr8ebnt um Sabr5ebnt
Dem 5unebmenben S9iffspertebr entz
fpre9enO, neue 8aIins anglieberten:
8afin bu 2aSaret, 8ai1in 0'Nrete,
Balm De Ia @are Maritime, 8afin
NotionaI as !Settar Sberfld9e),
9oiIin be- la Yinebe (68 9ettor
Sberfldde), 8ofin De Ia Mdbrdgue
Tim 8au befinoli9). Den Ducts
uno Sdmmen (Nloles) entlang 5iehen
ii9 Die Maga0ine unb llmlabeoorri9z
tuneen, bic @iienbobnlinien un6
S@uBrdnOe, pun, ole tells Der SoWS
pa9nie Oes ODDS ct g%ntrepots tons
5eFioniert finb, tells Dffentli6en Gbas
ratter tragen unb bon Der Marfeiler
9anoelstammer Deripaltet peroen.
Ser erfte Safen Trantrei9s bietet
CUR Stunoe Elm Bib fisberhofter Sd
tigteit, ia ueberfiilung. Sunberte
bon Saeanoampfern unb &iiitenf6ifz
fen fabren Elm unb aus unb belesen
Ben leBten freiea ploB in oen Dpfs.
Oa fino bic prd9tigen @9iffe Der
gompagnie bes Meifageries Moris
times. Elm npaul 2eeat" BON ISL
Meter 2Gnge, 1900 Sonnen @ebalt.
1000 pferOeitdrten. @s riitet fi4
fir feline Heife nod @bina: Der
Sdiffspanb entlang fliegen Die &obs
| lent0rbe, bic ii9 bic ruBigen @eiel<
Hen rei6en. uno auf Ded perOen &is
item unO 5dFer aufgeitapelt. Die Die
probufte Der Marieiaer Snoutrie,
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18
HauboIz naN dem krieSe.
Sebr ftarte NadfrnSe i'm @eltmarEtc
wirb beftimutt %ertunrtct.

Der gu 3eiten setpaItige DUFF
f9png i'm ameritanif@en 8aubOI5z
gef9dft unb feinen preifen bate in
hen Iebten Monoten Dor benz Nltss
bru9 bes Melttrieges 5iemIi9 obgez
fIaut, fei es tpe9en 5une9menOer Bee
Iiebtbeit BON @rfaBitoffen, tpie na>
mentIi9 3ement unb 8etOn, fei es
aus fonitigen urfa9en. Aber es
lift toum, gu ~beapeifeln, bob Der
&rieg pieber cine ungemein ftarte
sesenteilige 8etpegung I'M @efolge
baben iptrb! Natirli9 ftelen Sc
f9Gftstreiie, bic aund4ft baran inz
terefiiert iinb. f9on LANCE 8ere9s
nungen bariiber an.
Sn benz Sabre, pel9es benz bent<
piirbigen eroBen @rbbeben in Siz
3ilien unb Sibitolien fplgte. im=
pprtierte bos r@tiefellonb" 8retters
bpl5 i'm Merte BON 33 MiIionsn
Dollars; bic Menge, pel9e na9 benz
8e8irte Meiiina 9ing, itieg ouf Oos
Observation-Disclosures bes 8etrages in
rprmalen 3eiten! l1nb NOR bies
nur penig I'M @ergGei@ gu benz,
mas bermutli9 besebrt pirb, tpenn
europa bas groBe Wert bes Mie@
beraufbauens in Nngriff nimmt, unb
mas aus benz eigenen 2onbe ni4t
eebedt tperben fam! 9enn es gilt,
unssbeure II. ouf iebr peite @ebiete
bertreute .3erit0rungen gut3uma9en.
Mon f9dBt, baB in polen, Norb>
franfrei9 unb 9eIeien alein i'm
8etro9e bon 300 Minipnen Dollars
BON auspGrts berlangt perben nirb,
= unb biefe SdGBung 1T nod bic
olermdbigfte.
rnb es bonbeIt fi9 ni9t sin<
mol I'm europa olein. Siib< unb
Mittetamerita batten ftets, troB ibrer
eigenen. gum groBen Sell nod un>
enttpidelten 9ilfsquelen, ftets grp=
BE Meneen 8aubols importiert; unb
fe biirften tpieberum biefes Matez
rial i'm ftarfen MoBe berlangen, foz
balb bic pisber gebeTerten Saeonz
Observation-Disclosures es aulaHen.
9enn Der MonseI an folden Sc
legenbeiten infolge Der &rieesper=
bdltniRe 1T Biz ieBt nod bic ein3ise
rrfa9e fir bas StiGitebsn BET 8au=
~tdtieteit in biefen 2Gnbern.
Mon tpsiB gepiB. baB bic Baus
tdtigfeit in @rpBbritannien unb IN
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18

Dor allen Seifsn. entbaItsn. Dons.
ben Elm dltereg S9iff, Der n9otus",
nit 5000 Sonnen unb 141 Metsr
9Gnoe, Der eben aus 9ontin einlisf.
sSn einem bena9bnrten bod liegen
Bic Habr8euae Der Gpmpa9nie @eS
nerole Sronsotlontique Dor Nnter;
fe perieben ben Dienit nit Norbs
afrito unb mG9tige 2atten5dune ouf
0ed peiIen ouT ben transport Der
olaeriI6en S6afe. WeiB Ieu9tet boz
anifden Der in elm SpitaIf9iff psr=
fponbeIte poIIagisrbampfer. 80. 6sr=
felben @eIeIII6aft, bns an 8adboro
anaebra9te Hots &reu5 1T meilens
melt ii6tbar unb ipirb NIT Ginbru9
Der Duntelbeit illuminiert. &u9 bic
@e1ellf9aft Der transports Maritis
mes, bic gompagnie Mirte (Souade),
bic @ompognie be HaDigation poquet
finb bertreten, bod OOminiert BET psis
tenn bic sngIif9e Slagge. Ser ee>
poltige &o~bIenbscarf Srantrei9s, Der
bic SGlfte Der gegenpdrtieen @in<
fubr BON MarieiIle ausma4t unb bic
@eIamtsiffer Der leBtern I'm 30 Pro>
gent eegeniiber nurmaIsn Sabren itei=
gen lieb, berei1ert beinabe ausI9Iiebz
lid auslGnbif9e Hseber; laut Stas
tiftit bot i'm Sabre 1915 bic fran>
50fif6e 5tagse 81 prD8ent, biz bpls
lGnbiI9e, IpanifGe, nOripegif4e unb
itaIienif9e Slogge "a prOoent, bic
enelif9e As prosent Der @infubr Bee
I@trittsn. Der &riegsSuItanb bate bic
fcItTame grf9einung our SOlse, boB
nit Der REMEMBERING Der S9iffs=
aobG (8erf9pinbsn Der beutf9en unb
6ferrei4tfden 5Iosge, ssiteigertes
&iiito auf S9iffsperIuite) cine @erz
mebrung bes befDrberten Spnnenge=
bolts 9anb in !Sonb eing. SIN
Sabre 1914 brodten 14.435 S4tffe
7,319,OOO Spnnen 2abung unb 1867
900 pafogiere iibsr MarfeilIe; i'm
Sabre 1915 bra9ten nur 1858
G@iffe 7,534,0OO Sonnen Waren
unb $4,000 paIfo9iere. &e9net
mon bic BON ben 6obr3eugen gum
eisenen 8eborf mitgefiibrten 2ebenss
mittel, 9eismateriulien unb Woffen
binSu, 70 erbdIt mon cine 9ifferen5
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18

fen bat, ct fpraa bon Der fiir4ter=
li9en 8ei9ieBung bes 2pptf4en unb
flagte barber. bob feline &egieruns
i'm I9le9t beraten babe. Sn jeOem
@ort, bas bisfer einfame &0nis
fpro9, fiiblte man cine tiefe Srau>
rigteit. Dos @9idial bat i'm ii9t<
lid ssaltsrt. Gr batte ni6t mebr
Die energii4en 8etpegungen, bic man
friiber an inn fannie, unb du9 bic
@i9erbeit bes Muftretens mar BON
ibm eenpmmen. Die rsi9e montenes
srinii4e &leibung. blau nit golbez
men G9niiren, pirtte ols mertpiirs
bigger @egenfaB gu Der Grf4einuns
bieies alien, bebriidten Mannes. Orei
Sage ipGter. es mar Oas Datum zines
Ierbii9en Nationalfeiertages, fam iG
tpieber in bas S9lob bon Merignoc.
Nus MnlaB Der ferbii9en Seier tpa>
rem Mitelieber ber neutrality-suspicious.
rnb Der 1erbif9en &olonie aus pa<
ris Bel Nitita gu @aite eelaben, unb
alle bieie &inber bonn 6einbe befeb>
ter Qdnber itanben erpnrtunsspoll in
benz Saal, Bis enbli9 Der &0nig
eintrat, gefolet bon Der ROnisin unb
ben prinaeifinnen 4enia unb @era.
Der &Onig feBte ii9 nod furaer 4n>
fpra9e in einen @rmftubl, unb bic
&Onigin blieb aufre9t unb ftarren
8lides neben inn fteben. WisSsr
einmal mo4ten bic beiben an alle
bic 8ilber bes S9redens benten, bic
tie bonn 6eimotliGen 9oben psrtrie<
ben, Biz tie in Jranfrei9 cine 3aitS
Hattie fanben -"
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18

Trantrei@ beinobe son5 o~ufsebOrt
bat. l1nb es bari ansenOmmen per>
ben, DoB es ou9 in ben 2Gnbern
Der 3entraImd@te ni9t bieI anoers
1T, trpB mon9er OrtIi@en Nusnabs
men. 90 LANCE ole triegfiibrenoen
2dnber 10 furdtbar biel nit Der
Nnfertigung - ober ou9 benz Ins
fouf - bon Munition unb ibrer
@erpenbung su tun baben, finben
fe ber5peifeIt tpenig 3eit, 8retter
fir inbuitrieIen @sbrou9 5u fdsen.
Die 8autGtisteit fir bic llnterftdrz
be Der SdiiBengrdben aber ~erfOrbert
nur blutpenig 9ol5 -. IIes in
oIIem, fperben bic nod perbdltniss
mGBig iunssn 8dlber ROrbameris
tos = &anaba natiirIi4 einsere@>
net - tpobl rieiig in Nnfpru4 gee
nommet tperben. Diefe 2Gnber unb
RuBlanb iinb bic grOBten 8aubols>
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18
Eihita I'm Exfl.
Gin geia6 beim GSnis bon MOHtencSrO
1T Nlerisnac.

rSn Merignac, sinem tIeinen
Dorf in 5 &iIOmeter Gntfernung bon
8Orbeaur", 70 i9reibt elm 8eri4ters
itotter bes 2ouboner n9ailp @bros
nieIe" iiber sinen 9eiu9 i'm fron5Oiis
19eR @yil bes &0nigs glitita BON
Montenegro, rim Der NGbe Der 9ono>
itrobe itebt elm tIeinss S9lOB4en an
@nOe elmer 1nattisen Roitonienollee.
Mon piiroe o9tlos boran Dor6eis
geben, iuenn ni6t bic S9ar bon Neus
gierigen, bic bon moreens Biz obenos
pOr Der @~itterpforte Oes 9auies itsbt.
bic NufmertIomteit erregte. Tor 0tpet
Monaten tpurbe bieIes Dergeiiene
S9lOb9en pIObIi9 gum @%egenfanb
oes Iebbafteiten SntereiIes Der Doris
betpobner, bo betonnt tpurbe, bab Der
aus feinem Qonbe Dertriebene &Onig
Ritita bier ~DOrIdufig oauernben aut.
entbolt nebmen tpiirOe. 8alO baraut
fob man Deri9iebsne 2aftautomObile
ontommen, bic @inri9tungssegene
ffdnbe fir bic Wobnssmdder entbieIs
ten, unO fdIieBli9 fam Hitita islbF,
begriiBt nit SIossen unb anipra>
den. limb jeBt bat 6os pergeiiene
OOrf9en Merisnac feinen &Onig!
Sod INNER boben fi4 bic bieoeren
8auern ni9t iibsr bieTes Greignts
berubigen tOnnen, unb tets trifft man
Dor Der Raftanienallee einige Geute,
bic Dffenen Munbes bic m%ontenegrt>
nif9en Do9tpOiten in ibren fremb<
ortigen bIausn unifOrmsn befpurs
bern.
Mu9 i9 piIeerte bon goroeaur
nod Merignoc binaus, I'm ben per<
triebenen aDnig auf5uiu3en. Gls
iA in bos @aIob gefiibrt ipurOe, ioB
Nitita eerobe apei Malern, aber er
brad fofort bic @iBung ab uub bes
gonn nit mir eine ll~nterbaltung in
fron3Dff9er Gpra9s. ST crying ii9
in melon9olii9en 8etra9tungen iiber
bas unsIiid. bas fem 2anb betrof>
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18

probuaenten, BON &uBtanb ober
fann, unter ben iebieen 8er6dlt>
nifIen, bas Muslanb tpohl ni9t DKt
in Diefer Siniidt erparten. Die
Ser. Staaten aber boben INNER
nod cine febr eroBe BeD0lterung
BON 6ol3oerbraudern, uno es fpiro
ieBt bier Inn Is 9roaent tpeniger
5ols sei6Iaseu, ols Dor flint Sobs
rem. Nles, mos europa .aum Wies
beroufbau brnuht, mub es ii4 pobl
ouf Soften Der einbeimiiden omeris
foniI4en 8ebiirfniHe beidoffen!
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18

Die nit ibren Diagonal ~eeiponnten
@iicnOrGften Oos 9ofenbilo itilges
reht obf9liebt. Dieter dlteite Sell
bes MarieiGer 9afens, Der 2ochOon,
Der Dor 5tpeieinbolb So6rtauienben
Die pb0ni3ier CUR Siebelung einluo,
oient beute nur Segelf9ifFen, tleinen
S6leppbampfern un0 Sd4ten our
anlage; 4noaluiierinnen in bnnten
&attunr1den perlaben Sranger, Sta@
Iiensr f9Ieppen Scribe BON Siio=
frii9teu auf einfpdnnige @dgelden,
beutl9e NTiegsgefangene trogen un@
ter Dem &pmmanbo zines l~lnteroffi@
Siers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iiber cen
Quai.
Auf benz Mptorboot zines torii@
i9en MutrDien, Der ii4 fir feline al
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18

ten Sage elm @sfperbe aus folden
Sofenfabrten gemadt Pat, entflieben
mir Dem lGrmenben Sreiben uno sez
pinnen 5pif9en Sort Saints san
uno Sort Saint=Gicolos oas freie
Meer. @G6renb in S~rieoens3eiten
bieie beioen. altertiimli4en 5eitungen
DertrGumt in Der Spnne oaliegen
(ber bierediee Surm bon Saint@Sean
bat mebr als cine geloserung bur9
Sic @panier geieben, uno nit Der Sc
flung @oint>N icrlas gab 2uomig
XIV. Dem freien Marieiae bic I'M
isrperfung unter feline SotmGBieteit
gu fi6len) = pimmelt es heute auf
ibren 3innen uno 8aftionen BON Sols
baten; GenesalidiBen, Surtos, mos
roffanif9e Siraiueurs. 3uapen moz
den Eier nu9 ibrer lleberfa6rt bon
Rorbafrita Station. Meiter Orou=
BEN 1iegen bic Snieln nit Dem be-
rii6tigten Gbateau b'Sf unb Dem
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18

@erre9net. 8udbalter (om
Auortalsf9luB): nSerr Gbef, i4 baa
be beltimnlt ouf cine Qualification
unb @ebaltsauf6eiferung gere9net."
Gbef: Isle balm f9le@t gere6net,
unb einen 8u4balter, Der f4le9t
reanet, fam i6 ni9t brau@en. Sic
iino entlafen."
gu fpat. potient: sMiHsn
sic fem Mittel 9esen pobasro, 9srr
9pftor2"
Mr5t: 80 ia. sic bitten Die leBien
80 Sabre ni9t 70 bel Rbeintpein
trinfen follen."
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18

Rtuer frdn3Dfif9er
Sagbf p prt. 2anbsmann: Ser
glibenoe potriot. 9err 3ecamier. 1T
isBt elm Observation-Disclosures Nimrob ges
poroen.
Sron5oie: Was, Ser ate 9err, Ser
ME elm @epebr in Ser 9anb ses
babt?
So, CT mo6t ieBt ndmli9 Saso
ouf Orideberger.
@erfebIte q ah {. 9uber:
Was arbeitfe benn 10 in beinem
8arten, als selte es, bic gauge Melt
gu Derforeen2
Sepp: Mpfelfinenferne bob'9 GEE
ftedt. Die berflu9ten Staliener iols
len ibre @pfeIiinen in 3utunft islbsr
frefen miifen. --
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18
MaraFtllF zttt KrtFgEgFtt.
Cine SaGrt Onrd Den Sufcn.

9eu6tturm BON Ylonier, no nit
Ginbru9 Der 9unteIbeit Oos 8Iints
feuer oufbliBt. Der Ginedng Ger
&eeoe 1T neueroinss bur9 elm Reb
eeeen feinoIi9e unterieeboote GEE
I6iibt pprben, Oenn es Oereebt feline
Bo6e, no ni8t Elm periitop IignaIi=
Tiert pirb. On Den iponif9sn unO
grie9if9en &iIten finoen bic mos
bernen &orforen, Die bon Den S9ifs
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18

GIs Elm f6immernoer rs6tediger
Seppih ragt Der @isursPort in Die
Staot MarIeiqe biuein. Sin Sc
mir BON Maiten, S%egelitdngen,
Souen bur6treu3t bic 2uft in alien
Simmelsri9tungen, bunte 5lasgen
flotf9en i'm Winbe uno auf ben
Ruais pimmelt bos Bolt. SIN Gin
tergrunoe erbebt ii9 Oie .f4Iaute
Silbpuette bes Pont transbordeur,
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18

gef9eibsn. Mie befinOet
fi9 benn Sbr 9err gema9I, Grau
&lemm9
@enn CT 10 friib gum &affee 10,<
600 &uFen, gum 5ru6ftiid einige
englif9e 9ampfer, 81 Mittag piels
lei9t elm OuBeno groBe &anonen
unb elm 5tiid bonn prieiterpaIb bat,
oann gum @eipsr elm poar flanorii4e
Conformation uno abenbs einett berz
fenften italienii6en panaertreuser,
bann if er f4on 5ufrieoen.
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18

f6pierigteiten MAIDEN, bic Bel benz
Manael an Mrbeitstrdften bon ben
5afenbebDrben bepGltigt peroen
muBten! 0eute finb bic mobilifier>
ten Staliener, bic bas 5aupttontin=
gent Der 9afeharbeiter %tellten, our9
@ponier, Mraber unb beutf3e &riees<
gefangene erfebt, bic man gu 9uns
6erten ouf ben Auais arbeiten iie6t,
Sur bic >leBtern bermodten bic Sta@
Iiener bplI gu erfeBen; bod Derbietet
bas &eglement, fe bauernO nit bers
Fel6sn f9peren Arbeit gu bei4dfti%
gen.
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18

ron nabe8u elmer Million sOnnen,
etc bas Sobr 1915 mebr transport
tierte, als fem 8uriabr. Mon tann
fi9 einen 8e9riff BON ben @srIabe<
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18
Wru6.

= Du, GIter. nG9Its WOde bom'
msr uni'rs fIberns 9o&5eit,. 6n
t0nnt'n mer eesentli9 infer S4psin
f9lodten!
DE ia, = mos fam oenn oas
arme Sier bsrfor, baB i4 bid Dor
fimfun5puns'g Sobren sebeirat'
bub'?!
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18
Spruh.

Sc mebr 3u itciaen piut in einens
Sohe,
Sc 9riinoliher pericui Sid in bic
Sade.
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18

Soft bu mid henn oit9 pirtIi&
lieb, @ffe, uno pirft gu mid bei>
raten, penn i9 sroB bing
pft, 9ans, ni9t 10 laut, meirt
8riiber9en t0nnte uns belauf9en!
M9. mos Derftebt benn Der StOp>
fer!
Sag 6ds ni9t; es gibt beut5utuse
feline &inbsr mebr.
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18

2ofonif6er 8ef@eib-
4rst: rOie @9meraen iino ofsnbar
nerbDfer Natrr uno ouf ueberar~
ftreneang auriidaufiibren."
patient: r2dBt fi4 oasesen ni4tS
tun?"
arst: rgii9ts tun!"
Washington Journal., 1916-08-18

Sic: .Serr Dottor, babe i6 Sbnst
ni6t Dor Sabren einmal einen &orb
sesebena"
er: .0ofiir BIN i'd. S6aea hsat
nod bantbar."
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-04-28

cratic law; and thew rose to $l,232,-
100000 during the lol4-l5 period of
war. And, according to reports re-
ceived from all over the country, I'm
Gle Sans champagne prosperity" had
only reached the first bottle stage at
that time. The other day $17,000,0O0
worth of exports left the port of New
York for Europe, of which $4,000, 900
consisted of explosives, and OO,OOO
would have come under Pratt's second
and third groups. That was for one
day, only, and the same thing is hap
pening daily. Does DR.. Pratt think
the public is wholly imbecile?
He then goes on to say: Compare
the last seven months of 1913 with
the last seven months of 1915. | have
arbitrarily chosen the last seven
months Of 1915. because it was about
the first of June, 1915, that the United
States and many neutral markets en-
tirely out of the war zone had re-
covered from the shock of the Euro
pean war. On comparing these two
periods. we find that our trade with
Canada has slightly increased and our
trade with Central America has been
about stationary. Our trade with
South America has increased about
20 per cent, with Africa by 40 per
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-04-28
The Colonel and Moral Issues.
(Spring6eld Union, Rep.)

One of the clever cartoons of the
campaign of 1912 represented Colonel
Roosevelt as giving the admonition,
Don't talk tariff. Munsey, talk Ar
mageddon." 1t is evident from his
latest statement that the Colonel is
now in similar mood. He delivers
a biting retort to the recent speech
of Senator Harding, chosen tempo
rary chairman of the Republican Ma
tional Convention. in which the tariff
received prominent mention. Protest
ing that the campaign must not be
waged only, or almost only" on the
tariff issue, the Colonel righteously
declares that such an appeal would
be an appeal to the belly and not to
the soul of the American nation" and
that the national honor is spiritual
thing that cannot be haggled over in
terms of dollars"
While Colonel Roosevelt makes no
specific reference to- Senator Harding
or his utterance, it IS thought the Col
onel suspected that the senator was
harboring presidential aspirations as
we'll as forecasting the lines of his
keynote" speech in June In agree
ing that it is necessary to return to
a protective tariff. the Armageddon
prophet insists that this issue is sec
ondary to that of national con-
science"
The Colonel need not worry about
the disposition of the Republican par
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-04-28
DELEGATES ELECTED AT
TWIN FALLS CONVENTION

The delegates and alternates elected
at the state convention of the Republi-
can party at Twin Falls to attend the
national convention of the party to
be held at Chicago. June 9TH, are as
follows:
Delegates-James F. Ailshie, Koo-
tenai county; William E. Borah, Ada =;
James H. Brady, Bannock; E. H.
Dewey, Canyon; Stanley A. Easton,
Shoshone; r. w. Gooding, Lincoln /;
John w. Hart, Jefferson; E. r. Whit
la, Kootenai.
Alternates-H c. Baldridge, Can
yon; R. c. Beach, Nez Perez; Ira E..
Burrell, Bear Lake; Charles F.
Koelsch, Ada; William E. Lee, Latah !;
Irwin E. Rockwell, Blaine; L. R.
Thomas, Bingham; o. M. Van Tassell,
Fremont.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-04-28
Facts Regarding War Orders.

In futile attempt to minimize the
effect of war orders" on our export
trade. DR.. Pratt, Secretary Redheld' S
understudy in the Department of
Commerce, addressing the New York
Business Training Corporation recent
ly said: ut is, however, erroneous
to suppose that this large increase in
exports consists solely of munitions
of war. We may, for the sake of con-
venience, divide our exports to Eu-
rope into three groups: first, munitions
of war, such as ammunition, rifles,
guns. artillery; second, articles not &C
tual implements of warfare which are
supplies to the nations now at war
primarily for use in belligerent activi-
ties, such as copper, chemicals, mo-
tors; third, acticles which would have
been exported in the regular course of
events even in times of peace. OF
these groups the first is the smallest
in amount, the second group comes
next and the third is the largest"
That late-lamented and dialectical
individual, Mr.. Socrates, would never
get into an argument until he had
speared a definition. The Standard
Dictionary defines "munition" as fol-
lows: Ammunition and all necessary
war material, including stores of every
kind; all requisites for warfare. ex-
elusive of money and men" The clas-
sihcation adopted by DIR. Pratt is with
out authority. In his third group, for
instance, may be found horses, mules,
leather manufactures, barbed-wire,
steel manufactures, food products, etc.
Twenty articles are taken from the
list of exports which are absolutely
essential to the carrying on of war
fare, and which are included in this
third group. War orders began to
go forward in September, 1914, begin
ming with horses, mules, foodstuffs,
etc. Their volume was steadily rising
in August, 1915, although during the
period September 1918 to July 1914,
a peace period under the Democratic
regime, there was marked decrease
in the exports of these 20 articles
compared with the period September
1912 to August 1913, under the Re-
publican regime. In short. we export
ed these 20 articles to the value of
over $538,0O0,000 during the 1928
period under Republican law; they
dropped to $436,0O000O during the
19l3-l4 peace period under Demo
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-04-28
The Strength Of Hughes.

Boston Transcript
The strength of the Hughes boom
if it may be so called, is largely in its
sincere spontaneity. In that respect
we would not say that the demand for
the Justices nomination is unique. We
should say that it is quite unrivaled in
modern times. No other candidate
within the memory Of living men has
been so devoid of what we may call
machine" support, or the support of
interested organizations and friends.
No other has to so commanding an
extent been asked for by the people
without regard to availability" or
factional interests but with a view
simply to the welfare of the nation.
To say this is not, of course, to dis
credit the organized advocacy of can
didates, or to condemn those whose
nominations have been thus promoted
and secured. 1t is entirely legitimate
for party organizations to use their
influence in behalf of the candidates
whom they prefer; for political lead
ers to work for their friends; or for
the aspirations of candidate to be
promoted through propaganda in the
public prints. Woodrow Wilson was
not condemned because he secured the
New Jersey governorship as a step
ping stone to the presidency, through
the manipulations and dictations OF
the Smith-Nugent machine" 1t is
no discredit to Mr.. Roosevelt that his
candidacy is being urged and worked
for by numerous shrewd and expert
political managers, or that he keeps
himself acutely in the public atten-
ton through his energetic and out
spoken utterances.
Justice Hughes, however, owes his
irresistably increasing candidacy to nc
such things. No machine" is work
ing for him. He has no political back
ers. He has no press agents. No.
body is advocating his nomination be.
cause of hope of favors to come
He attracts no attention to himself
by speeches or writings upon the
spectacular topics of the day. He
gives his boom" no encouragement
He does not permit himself to be
drawn out" upon any matter for the
arousing of enthusiasm in his behalf
He does not even manifest a receipt
i've attitude or disposition. He is en-.
tirely aloof. The nomination mus
come to him as independently of an,
action by himself as though he were
for the time being placed "incommu.
nicado" in the planet Mars.
OF such phenomena there is only
one explanation. They have only one
significance. That is, that the people
know Hughes. the people have conf.
dence in Hughes and if he is nomi.
mated at Chicago the people will elect
him President of the United States
next November by an overwhelming
majority.