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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-02
Local and Personal News Notes

AIRS. Theo. J. Primns returned
Saturday from q visit with rela
fiyes AZ Cotton, Wash.
For Sale-f'ull blood youns
barred rock roostcrs $50. They
are fine. Nern Swaffz.
Mrs. Martin lux and children
left Saturday morning for q visit
with friends IN Lewiston.
Fresh baked bread &C Felt !
sanitary grocery department each
day. Phone "a your orders.
Miss Millie Marshall left Mon.
dny for a visit with friends and
relatives il Lewiston and Moscow.
g. W BroekmaE returned 70 his
home near Grangcville Sunday az.
ter a few days visit IN Nczpercc.
e. II. Carpenter left Monday
for a few days visit 10 Spokane
and the northern part Of the state.
Mrs. Dave Allen returned 10
her home Ia Winchester Monday
after o short visit with her par.
cnis.
Mrs. J. G.. Wright and Miss
Edith returned home Tuesday ev-
cning from a visit TO Spokane and
tiencsec.
FOR SALE A 1918 Ford car
fully equipped, just overhauled
and ia splendid condition. DIR. J
T.. Jones.
Clifford johnson and wife re-
turned home Monday evening af-
ter a visit with home folks AZ
Lewiston.
FOR RENT One Groom and
Broom dwelling IN southeast Ncz-
perez. Good condition. Sec j..
Il. Lehman. II
FOR SALE Improved Cas-.
cadc Range; first.class condition
$25 gets il. Can be seen at Roch-
dale warehouse
The Rochdalc Co. received two
ears of hogs Monday, paying 7.05
for the same. They went 10 the
Spokane packers.
SlLOS-We still furnish the
Douglas or native fir stays that
make the sort Of silo you want.
Ramey Lumber Co.
h. j. Fike returned home Mon
day night from q two weeks stay
NJ Tekoa, wn., where be has been
revival meetings.
]. M. Basket and family moved
onto the Jacob Mowry ranch the
first Of the week and will operate
The same for a term Of years.
Rev. Geo. II. Ellis will hold
services at the Mount Vale school
house next Sunday afternoon, at
he close Of the Bible school.
Mrs. l.. w. Robinson returned
% her home in Lewiston ycster-
lay morning, after a short visit
With her son, Foster Brownficld.
A 13-pound baby girl arrived |
i the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. |
sanford southeast of town Sum
lay night. DR.. T.. Taylor reports
n well.
Clifford johnson and wife left |
friday morning for a visit with
Ifr. Johnson's parents at Lewis
on. They returned home Tues
lay night.
Frank johnson was called to
lewiston yesterday on account Of
he serious illness Of his brother,
z. A. johnson Of the L.,
I. & +. road.
Mrs. J. Il. Walker, of Winchcs-
or visited with her parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. Sam Lehman over Sat
Irday and Sunday, returning
omc Tuesday.
Shoe repairing done while you
vait. An work guaranteed. I
'rices reasonable. Jas. Stock
alo. First door north Of Stew
ms restaurant.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-02
Dance tomorrow night
The Herald. 81 per year.
Get the best bread a. Felt's.
Ralph Stigum il on the sick list.
Ak<InkNzzoz4szsA

haiph 01Ruh ~ OF tlas n'rA a'ns'
AkbTaL&7aes4srs4
District court eonsenes Mon.
Squirrels are out along the can
Lew Clark went TO Spokane
Tuesday.
FOR SALE Baby buggy. See
Vim. Fuller.
A. A. Hunter WAS Ia Ilo on BUSH
ness Friday
g. Q. Farrar- confectionery
and pool hall.
Rooms AZ the Commercial, sim
gle or ia suite.
Paul johnson was a passenger
for Lewiston Monday
OILY Pipes. 81 Grangeville, & .
Ncxpcrec visitor today.
Buy Il for less AZ Carlson :. the
Tailor aud IInbcrdashcr
Fresh F'lcishman's yeast a.
Felf's twice each week.
Agency for the Moscow Steam
Laundry-John Carlson.
Frank Chandler left Monday
for Moscow On business.
Wanted 10 rent. piano. En-
auire at the Nexpcrce Hotel.
Dave Allen returned 70 his
home IL Winchester Friday.
A. A. Bardwell made a flying
trip 10 Lewiston yesterday.
FOR SALE Good wall phone,
1920. Airs. r. b. kineaid.
Fresh line Of cigars and cam
dies at Farrar's confectionery.
Royal Club coffee sale March =
10 IA nj Nezperce Trading Co.
Rev. Geo. II. Ellis went 10 Spo-
kane ON business this morning.
HAY FOR SALE About %
tons. &lO q ton. Harry knuison.
FOR SALE Good saddle and
pair schaps. Apply G. J. Miller.
Hereford bull calves for sale.
For spring service. G. J. Miller.
Golden Gate coffee week Mar.
6 to II, at Nczperce Trading Go.
FOR SALE-A thoroughbred
Iolstein bull calf. Frank Chand-
Ter.
Private money for farm loans.
Write, IA. Schultz, Lewiston,
Idaho.
r. n. LAWN, of Lewiston was in
49,
town on business Friday and Sat
urday
Henry Fuchs was a passenger
for Lewiston and Uniontown Sat
urday.
Yours for quality and price
Carlson, the Tailor and liaber-
$. l.. staplcton returned home
Friday evening from trip TO
Moscow.
p. y. Morris, Of Moscow, was
registered at the Nezpcrce Hotel
wOOD-plenty Of the best yell
low pine and fir at the Ramcy
Lumber Co. II
ATTY Del Cary Smith, of Spo-
kane. was an over Sunday visitor
in Nczperce.
Frank Hilton, the real estate
man. made a business trip to Mos
cow Monday.
Oliver Woodin was down from
to attend the funeral OF
W II. Fisher.
j. w. Donaldson was over from
his ranch near Wcippe the fore
part Of The week.
J. d. Schadt was up from the
Central Ridge country the fore
part Of the week.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-02

j. III Gates. manager at the llo.
tel Negperce. left this morning for
a few days business trip 10 Spo.
kane
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-03-02

no stain. AT Felf's.
A large crowd attended the
F'iremen's dance al the Fraternal
hall last Friday night. All report
a splendid time and hope the fire
men viii repeat the evenings pro
gram IN the near future.
A large crowd Of friends gath
cred NJ the home OF Albert Rain
vile northeast Of town Sunday
eyening and gave him a pleasant
surprise; the occasion being his
birthday. All report a jolly good
time.
John Booth, one OF the popular
Nezperec boys attending the Uni
versity OF Idaho this winter, was
honorcd recently by being chosen
president Of the Junior class of
the Varsity.
A card from Mrs. Mae Booth,
formerly Of this city, but now of
Lewiston, announces that she is
in Spokane for a few weeks to
take the state board examination
IN opf0metry.
FOR SALE 800 acres, 81 mi.
southeast Of Nezperce, for $500.
$500 down. $1,000 in , years
and the balance in Z years, at Z
per cent interest. Could handle
some good horses on the deal
W. J Ramey.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Ware, who
last Thursday celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary, wish
10 thank the good people Of the
community, and especially "thc
boys. for their kind remembran-
ces and good wishes on the oc-
casion.
The Six Mile Telephone Co, OPP
Grating in the territory northeast
OF this city with connection at the
local exchange Of the Nczpcrcc
Cooperative Telephone Co, il
making substantial improvements
in its line, chief among which is
the putting in of all new cedar
poles.
ChaS Booth and boys enjoyed
a dog hunt this morning. II seems
some worthless ours had been
chasing and killing their pigs and
this morning they rounded up
aud killed three Of them, so If
your dog is missing il has prob |
ably gone 10 the happy hunting /
ground.
Henry Fuchs shipped a carload |
OF potatoes 10 the Lewiston mar
kcts Saturday, receiving $1.40 per
+. o. b. Nczpercc Mr.. |
Fuchs states that he has about
one more car TO dispose of. This
is the way this enterprising far
mcr summer follows his land and /
Il is not a bad example for others
to follow.
Will exchange small modern
homo with good sized lot, in finest
location in San Diego, Calf. for
stock in Union State Bang Of Ncz-
perez. Value Of property $500.
" III AUNt vi NAAE WtAAtItlfEt Vtt
stock, or will buy five or ten
stock in Union State Bank of Nez-
2. O. box 1865, Los An
COLES, California.
ID. w. Hoover is well pleased
With the big public sale at his
,lacc last Thursday and feels very
toward his longtime
friends and neighbors for their
arge attendance and generous pa
ronage Of the same, and asks The
Ierald TO SO express his feelings
lie expects to depart with his =
amiIy and effects in about a
Month for Lordsburg, Cal, to per-
nnnently reside.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter A. Primus
rived home Friday from sew
raj months visit with relatives
nd friends at their old home near
iowa. Though IL was a
rcat pleasure to be with the folks
hey had known so long, still they |
fcrc very glad to get back to the
rairic, which Mr.. primus says
eally looks better to him by com
arison. lie found the Iowa farm
rs IN bad way because Of
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-19

Dem re@t3eitiaen Gin
| 6re1ten Der betoen 2ebensretter
@onaro 2olperp unb 2arrp Sliper,
loipie bes Stnbeaten Serbert geaur
non &ut9ers college bat Der 6iijs
eibllotbetar $. D. Yertin|pn bon Ser
offentliden Jrei%grbliotbet in Nep-
art. u. s., es gu bantsn, bob CT Dor
Dem @rtrinten nm gtranbe bon Mss
burp part bepubrt blieb. Yertinlou
nor serobe bcim Gin{eben Der erlten
Slut. BON elmer llnterItrDmung elfabl
lporoen unb ouberl tarlbe, lid nod
llber Wo11er 81 1alten, @esur urb
Oliper, Die feline ylpt bemertten, ru.
oerten 1ofort auf i'm gu, bermo9ten
i'm aber nltr anti Mii9e felt5ubalten,
oas Mirbeln Der 5luten mabte e.
lbnen unWD9lid, i'm ms Bopt al.
bringer:@ @rit OILS aud &otperD gu.
billie tom, selong es, Yertinlon md
elmer balben Stunbe an 3anb gu
brinaen. Die miibepolle Rettllne
botl5pa fi8 III Gesenlport zines mad
5ouienoen adflcnnen Yublitums.
-S9re Griinoang, Same:
gsatbs ipas loll Die Marlt an SEM,
iter2"
&59in: sSSa, anabiae Trau, ba.
'ea sic mod ME BON orabt!oier 5ele=
ltapbie sebDrt2"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-19
(8orfesuns foIet.)
Gimmt @eF&tsfe1Ier meg.

9aut Mustpiirfe, 8ladbenbs. Set
ter. &ingtpurm unb bas eefiir9tete
gc5ema Tam anbaltenb aug benz .@ez
ii9t unb bonn &0rper tpesgenommen
tperoen bnrh ST.. Sobions @c3ema
salbe. gs lit ni6t lduger n6tbis init
elmer nn1d6nen 8e1i1tsfarbe umbers
5useben nnb bic .barals folgenoen
Sdmer3en unb 8eld1tigunsen gu err
bulben. 9r. 3obions gc5ema 6aIbe
lit elm erprobtes, 9arantirtes @eilmit=
tel, gut fir Sduglinge, grtpadiene llnb
Ilte, Die inter @antabidirfungen Ieiz
ben. &auft beute cine Gdadtel unb
sebraudt es iofort. @elb 5uriid. tpenn
nidt 5ufriebeniteuenb. SO Gents bei
Sbren Gpotbetern. (gn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-19
IL.

r8er3ei9en Sic, BOP id sic l1n<
f.rbre1e, 9err Dottor, abet bieie
tleinen Details intetel1ieren mid
nidt. sd lam mir nod INNER tein
Bib MAIDEN. Gasen sic mir, Elm.
NAL tltpp alnb flor, ipie Sic Mnsele=
genbcit ftebt."
Der alte Baron Tfrons argerli9
auf uno beJdum nit groBen @9ritz
ten I'M meiteM Utiibtuds5tmmer auf
uno ab gu se6en.
yDarf i'd gong offen iein. 9err
gdron?" fragt, Murmfer.
nNutirlih! sic oiirfen Is nidt
aur 'tin. ionoetn id bite Drinseno
parum."
Ser ao,nmtfior Iab ben 6aus-
berrr felt an unb. o~ntlportete in be-
timmtem 9ae: .Oer Diebitabl
fam nur bon elmer perlpn Deriibt
iporben fem, oi, erItens nit ben
Geppbnbeiten uno DeHli9teiten
nieles Squies %poaitanoig p%ertraui
lit"
.Das beibt nit onoern Morten.
DOH .iemaao, Der unter meinem 9aae
nobnt?"
.Sa!"
Die nenigen 2eute, bic babel in
Yetradt tommen", fubr Der alte
Serr errest fort, rbabea Sit ielbit
sinpernommet! uno oeteu Simmer
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-19
s@war5e &erltn
&riuinaI< @sma, bon Nuouit @eibl.
(Sorfesune.)

(Sortetun9.)
n9te. NoBlpieser, baten sic aud
uuf anes, mas ih Sic sefrast babe.
Die Wabrbeit selastg"
rMeiner Seel'. | bab' not e'log'n!
Warum tout / tfnn2 Sd bab' ia
4ir Stleht's tan!.
Dottpr Wurmier minfte Dem
Mgeaten.
Der Robpieser fam iebt in ben
Stall tinunter o0er ipobin er ipill".
befubl er.
Sbomas perIieb Die 8ibliotEet.
"6iibren Sic ieBt bic Miui RoB=
uieyer perein!"
9as Maoher eri@ten in 3iemlider
4ufresung.
sd bab' gar MIR tan, Serr Dots
lori laate lie iofort 6eim Gintritt.
D1ttor Wurmier blidte Dos Mdb=
den fdarf an uno iaste: .Mllo, per=
einfaden mir Die Sade. Nad benz
8efdnbnis Robpiesers inb sic se=
Itera a6eno nit Robnieser sulam@
mengefommen uno fliidteten, als lie
geit0rt muroen, tn ben @ortsn bins
ab, no Sic meme 2eute fanpen. SIT
bass ridtis?"
,Sa, 6err Doctor, bDs is ido
ri9tigA antmuttete .bos Mdbten.
.N6sr oas is MIR Shle1t's babel.
Der RoBpieser Is ndmli9 aug meiz
ner Seimat unb Da bob i BON i6m
bDren nolen -"
.Das weib id idon anes!" unter=
6rud lie Murmler. ns5ogen sic mir
liebsr, als Der 8aronin BON sSobann
Der Gdmud aus ser gtabt ssbratt
porben mar, beben Sic Der Jrau
8aronin ben G4liiKe! our 8pmmobe
gebradt?"
ga, ben bab ib ibr brodt."
n9a laben Sic Den @9mud?
llno aua, 100 .er oernc6rt lpuroe?"
uSSa = id mar nod i'm Simmer.
ettldrte Dos MGDden freimiitis.
,Warum 6at Gle Denn bas inter-
eiiiert9" froste WurmFer.
rWein Gott- intereiliert bat's mi
ia not. gs mar bult a I9ones
s5tiiderl - unb bat mir s'faaen.
pa bin / boIt 1te6'n blieten -
uno ba6' 3ugf9uut - tpie bic an.
rern." a-l4,
Das Mdb9en bradte oiele Worte.
nit elmer 10 unsetunheIten leihten
9erlssmbeit Dor. bob 9ottor
Wurmfer in Ieiner Meinung, Mtai
.0nnte on benz DiebEabl beteilist.
lein, gu nanten besann. u
reasen Sic, Mili, Der 56omas.
Bat; tr5d6!t, poe Sic Nls sic Dor
benz Sauies fpa5teren5 it9en, in Sen
@arten binab floben. neil pl0blid
elm frember Serr bic Mlee heraufz
fam. R0nnen' sic li4 erinnern. tper
Das nar9"
r9err Dottor, finiter nar's",
meinte Mili, .unb mon bat not
piel s'leb'n. 5 bub' s'idaut, oaB i
DeittltOmm'.4 tpegen II asndoisen
Sperm -"
-@nr's pieati6t Der June !Nerr
Barors" untertra9 lie Der &omlniI-
fur.
Ser f0nnt's Idon a'lpeien lein",
lagte bas Mtdo4en. Dos @'lid1
bat ma not iebn t0nnen. msips in
Der Maee 10 finlter pat. M6er mie
er bo6erfommen Is mDsli mdr's
ldon! @rOB rab idlant lpar Der
Serr .aber beltimmt meiB ids
nit. Wie mi, Der Sbonlas Ipa=
fer 9'!agt bat. oab er Sem Sperm Ba=
ron faon einmal 6esegnet Is, bob'
Dentt, er is 3 mieoer' g'nelen.
.6t brauf!"
Sonit mar aus Dem MGb9en
niats berausou6ringen, pas. ni1t
l@on Sbtmas er5dblt battle. Na9
elmer gisrtslitunoe entlieB Der Som
miiIar Miui.
lno nit drssrli6en 5alten auf
Der 5tien erboh iid Der RommiKar,
ais .tbm gemeloet muroe, DaB i'm
Der Saus6err i'm Trubitudsaimmer
ettparte.
r9er3ei1en sic, oab id sic l1n<
t.rbrede, 9err Dottor, abet bieie
tleinen Details inteeeliieren mid
ni9t.. sd tann mir nod INNER tein
GiIh. m,d,pn Ee,,,en Ga ,,;. o;n.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-19
Sencr Ibcnatiun c II.

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nnS Qas, Der NenermeIbe:
fdtionen.
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10 Sedite mn6 Morquette Strabe.
81 Gront ,ino @cott @trabe.
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% 3peite lirtb &orriion @traBe.
26 Jotfte urrb &arrilon Strabe.
81 9ritte uno @errp Strabe.
% Nritte unb Main @trabe.
90 3meite ,rn0 @roop 5trobe.
81 Giinfte un6 @raop Strabe.
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80 @aie lltt6 Geoeral 5trabe.
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AZ 8Dolfte un6 Miplep @traBe,
43 Sebnte nn6 8ra6D Strabe.
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49 Sed5ebnte itn6 Mrlington ape.
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50 Gait Miper ct. uno College ape.
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81 Giinfte 1,n6 SabIor StraBe.
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80 2eonaro un6 @aibington Ctr.
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f26 Mmerioan Gbeatre 8iibue.
l27 Columbia abeuter.
PIP @ioeetpooo unb &illcreft, HE.
213 51.lton ur6 Miiiiiiippi Abe.
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StraBe.
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Mperue.
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The Detroit times., 1916-02-25
Concerning.

HE United States believe is confronted by great
danger in its history. 1t external danger
AS the president said in New York January 27
u Nobody seriously supposes that the United States
needs fear invasion of its territory"
Our danger is internal We confronted by the danger
of miltarsm.
The very burden that caused thousands of men of all races
to to States search haven of peace
escape the tolls of mitarstc government, is being
preached throughout the land by by newspapers
moving pictures and in fact medium of intelligence
Conscription of miltarism advocated openly
done guise patriotism. The flag
Haunted before the the people and told that
national honor" is at stake.
The Haunting started by organization of known
Navy League has really patriotic
fearful of the danger which this league first discovered
Other of these organizations started and made their the
danger of and the preparing for it. The Secre
tay the Navy and other officials made the objects of
tack because they knowing the conditions refused to be-
hystercal
Congressman Clyde H. Tavenner, delivered in House
remarkable speeches-"The World Wide War Trust and
THE Navy League Unmaskedgvng startling revelations of
organized body of trackers who promote and
paration for war-"preparedness
He charged that Navy League which inspired and
financed largely the agitation for preparation
founded by group made largely of trckers He also
that among the active members and officers the
League today who only will profit from prepared
ness but who actually hold monopoly the materials for
which the government purchasethat these waaf
fcing agreement with munitoners of Europe
barring the possibility of the United States pu
chasing supplies of price but that fixed by the
raker of the United States Mr. Tavenners charges
have been refuted.
The very who pile the of all nations,-
and it is true that the firm will often both sides in
conhict find enemy for country they And they
will that for the profits great and
the industry is monopoly
This of affairs has been brought right home Ame
in the few in Mexico, where have the
manufacturers aring side And the president
by raising the embargo certainly did nothing for the
peace of the world
We ought realize that is the people who only pay
the bills of these munitions makers but pay penalty
the death and misery the of these bring
Do need preparedness?
President himself his speeches made recently in the
middle could find fear of INVASION and his
pointed by the ardent editorial
of the preparedness plan In December 1914 the Pe
dent in his Congress- sad Let there be
conception The country has been misnormed We have
been negligent of national defense"
Since that time the President said he had changed his
No personal vaclaion however change the facts and
spite of and suggestions of fear there have been
tea facts placed before the people of the country
the President had any military for his change mind
The people should think for themselves and demand to
The Detroit times., 1916-02-25
By HENRY FORD

AAAANA\A OA\O
only that but right the people demand Of
their President the for his alarm And if that alarm
genuine they have right know why uttered by the
head Of the nation.
The people of the United States patriotic
for all realize that patriotism does merely dying
for country believe that patriotism consists
living the benefit of the whole world of giving others
chance to live for themselves their country and the world
naturally patriotic and patriotism him
being throughout the country
compliment.
believe too, that many more have died because of
ambition, and insncerity than died
have dedicated my fes work the education of this
subject with hope that if again will know be-
fore they march against the machine guns whether they
marching for just for ambition avarce and inn
cerity.
1t regretabe fact that many of the mediums of educa
United States have been sayed cry for big
Not only this but equally that these
have bred racial hatred the printing of nce
diary and articles preaching fear of of the
European beigerens giving prominence of
a of violence and paying slight regard to official denas
of the
These organs tell that of the warning factions in
Europe bleeding crush mtarisn the pages
the assumption of this beginning of mlarsm declared be
the solemn duty of the United States
hundred years, with Europe fully strong
have been safe Now with Europe locked in deadly
bleeding death called upon fear its in
vasion of shores.
The following from the New York Times of February g.
printed prominently by Times but conspcuousy
ed by the majority of city gives idea of
the facts
Washington, February 8-Testmony that pleased the
pacist House furnished the Committees
on Military Naval Affairs today by General Nelson A. Miles,
u. S A. retired and Rear Admiral Victor Blue, Chief of the
Bureau of Navigation Miles said he did
of the United States and that invading could
quickly be driven from the Admiral Blue declared the
navy ready any enemy might be called upon
encounter in the Pacific
And remember aside from the fact that able do
this there remains still the fact that nothing than
generaes regarding the possibility attack have been ad
vanced justification of the attempt work up artificial
hysteria preliminary inoculaon with the rabies of
Those who have opposed this mitarsc scheme have been
characterized potroons unpatrotc They
cowardy ardent marists is fear
that is inspiring those who not looking for the prots And
this fear fear without foundation Is unpatriotc
wish for world instead of universal
cal rights of few uphold unpopular government
The the government of the world gets down
business basis the off the world will be-
any business in the United States viewing the
result of military preparation in Europe realizing the geogra
phca situation the United States and considering
of the Dardanees operations could allow his
played by military barganers approve the
make this nation armed There have been fine
about preparedness and ltarism being totally different
but Europe knows today that the only difference in
ing.
Congressman Kitchen who has rsked his leadership the