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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-08-31
Unable to Learn

There we-meanng people, utterly incapable of learning
lesson taught by history utterly incapable of understanding Alright what
gone before their during the last wo
he wish turn this country occidental Chnahe kind Of
China which every intelligent Chnman of the present day seeking to
abolish THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-08-31
When Governments Murder

Convinced that government murderer OF its citizens
which and untaugh where they
the age strength mcdaniel by education and
discipline for battle cannot withhold my wicken
and folly. GEN HARRY LEE
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-08-31
Cities Raise Funds to Provide
Units in the Proposed Plan

machine unit the plan raised month New York city next
fell with machine Washington has just started campaign
auspices the Washington Chamber of Commerce. and preliminary
have been raised just starter in other coast cities
will 100000 INSTALL it is estimated and it
that single hlroaerone arong its beat so miles
will great ship distress and reporting the shore
through its light radio apparatus effect the saving of hundreds Of lives
and valuable than the initial of the entire
system
This illustration could be multiplied by So for what unit can do
all the others do When the increased there will be still
other line of feavng and military patrol pets so miles beyond the
miles of Add to all this the value of the
proposed detecting dcrc and submerged navga
ceapn and efficiency will have organization of the
kind unexcelled in other country.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-08-31
viii Watch Over 5000 Miles
Of Coast Day and Night

purpose and irregular lines the United States
chain of hyroaeroanes Day and night will watch
miles of lives of peace and to be the
eyes of our national defense system when
This suggested last August speech made before the
Rotary club Of Portland Ne Although put forward at conference
preparedness, nevertheless from inception idea has been
greatest value the people will be the good
do along shores and protecting lives ships
cargoes while performing the duties of military patrol
has the thought of all the distinguished public officials
who have rallied support the organization of the
This list includes representatives. two assistant
weknown York banker and brilliant inventor
worthy of worthy The presidents of the clubs
general Of the militia and the commandants of the
members We all working together
propose establish popular subscriptions complete chain of
stretching from PASSPORT Me- down the Gulf of
around all the Cape Fater state OF Washington at
the head Of Puget sound.
countrygave hearty Endorsement little later, and it
formally launched the annual dinner of the club held New York
January of this year Then followed the organization of this
mission which have been added from time that the
membership is follows
Central committee Morris Sheppard Of Texas Senator
johnson Representative Julius Kahn of California
eb Of Indiana author of the bill pending be-
independent department with the
which line with what Germany
Britain have DONE Byron Newton assistant secretary
Of William NJ Ingham, assistant secretary OF DR. h.
Jones' superintendent the United States Coast and Geodec
H. c. Frankenfd chief ncaser of the federal weather bu
Hon Emerson McNn the New York banker and John Hays
Hammond Jr
begun Portland Me- under the direction
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Right Of Compulsory Service

be laid down based historical proof that
which foregoes its rights compulsory military service be
enssved by depending solely upon voluntary mill
tay induced by gifts Of money land and cOhng-Upon
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-08-31

Ut naval consulting
IL h, COFFIN. board has devised
plan by which the education Of the In
dustries may be carried on.
But before explaining the system
Mr.. Coffin first disposed Of the theory
Of government plants for munitions Of
war. "Whatever our individual views
may be upon government-owned
plants" he said. "in the last equation.
no government In the world can afford
to own all the plants for the produc-
ton Of army and navy materials In
sufficient quantities to carry any army
through n modern war. In the last
analysis II must be the private plants
upon which we must depend to fur
nish the materials needed"
II England, with her great and pow
erful allies In the field, has so per
cent, or as some claim even 80 per cent
Of her industries working to supply the
needs Of her armies, then the accuracy
of Mr.. Collins statement is beyond
question, and the early education Of
the industrial army Is fully as impor-
taht as the raising OF the lighting
army.
Educational Orders Favored.
1--WE must place drawings, instruc-
lions, and gauges In the hands Of the
skilled workmen Of the manufacturing
plants throughout this country, and do
1t In time Of peace or they will never
be able to meet our needs In the mu-
nitions OF war In time Of emergency"
declared Mr.. Coffin. I'VE must place
small educational orders with these
various factories, together with the
blue prints, Jigs and gauges, IL We are
to enable them to get such a general
practical working knowledge Of what
Is required that In time of stress they
may be enabled to jump In quickly and
pick up the work without fatal delay.
AS an Illustration OF what II means
not to be prepared to handle these
things, l want to tell you that many
concerns In our country taking orders
from foreign governments - orders
placed year and half ago-have
scarcely done anything In the way or
quahtity oeh'ery. hea'y shipments
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Mere Numbers No Protection
Organized and Well Prepared People Alone
Can Keep International Highwaymen
From County's Borders
By MAJ CEN LEONARD WOOD
Comsssdes Depsnneni Of the East, United States Army

Modern war is fought a chemical basis and
mechanical basis, well a man basis II is not arms
and men alone. OF course, the men, trained men, are
the essential thing. Nothing has been produced
which can take the place Of the thing that God
made, and that is man. 1t is the man who is well
trained and reasonably well armed but back Of that are
tremendous influences in the shape Of equipment and
oil sorts Of apparatus and the production Of these is
based upon sound organization and development Of
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-08-31
United States Can Be Invaded

But the United States be invaded? 1t canand
yerant with modern military progress knows though there
something startling about the thought receive the edence of the
average citizen when he down his gdde cakes the morning
Frederick Palmer.
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Aeroplane as a Life Saver
Proposed Aerial Coast Patrol Will Be
Of Great Value in line Of Peace
as Well as in War
By ADMIRAL ROBERT E. PEARY
Chairman National Aenal Coast Patrol Commission

Although it has taken the spectacular exploits Of
the greatest in history to focus the minds Of the
people the marves of the acceptance the great value
Of this latest wonder of the world will be as an agency
of peace 1t will soon prove itself Of fe-saver
than lic-waster. The aeroplanes field of usefulness
is expanding daily.
Ii would be a criminal misuse of human genius and
the very dcbauchery Of science il the only purpose Of
the aeroplane was to skulk through Gods blue sky in
search Of prey.
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but they are specialists In their own
line. We, engineers and manufacture
crs, do not know anything about the
fighting end OF the business. We
could not tell these gentlemen how
they should handle their troops or
how they should handle their fleet, but
we do know the Industrial game, and
when the time comes, all theory aside
as to what might be done or ought to
be done, the people In this country
who will have to bear the brunt Of
engineers, who will have to organize
almost to a man In support OF the
forces doing the actual fighting.
Prepare In Time Of Peace.
"In the working out Of this plan In
a concrete way we have in the five
national technical organizations, the
American Society Of Civil Engineers,
the American Society of Mining En-
gineers and American Society OF
Mechanical Engineers, the American
Institute Of Electric Engineers, and
the American Chemical society,
group of $4,000 men representing
every phase Of Industrial life In this
country. 1t is this group Of men al
ready organized. and working In CO.
operation with the officers Of the navy
and army, who viii be able to do the
industrial organization work which
must be done before we can be truly
prepared. The only way to make our
resources available-the only way to
organize the Industries Of the United
States for national service--is to do
1t quietly and efficiently In time of
peace. We cannot do II at the last
minute when we are trying to turn
back somersault because there has
been u declaration OF war the night
before. We have had pretty fair
lesson In the Spanish-American war,
ana we Will probably have another les
son In the Mexican AFFAIR before we
are through with 1t. IL may be
good lesson, and wake US all up to
what war In 1919 means.
Like Fire Insurance.
"rbat these manufacturers md en-
gsneers will do this work there is not
the slightest doubt In the world. They
will do 1t, not because they hope for
material advantage to accrue to them
or To the concerns which they con-
trol-and many OF them are the lead
Ing business men OF the country-but
they will do 1t, If you please, upon the
same basis that we all carry fire In
surance. l refuse to believe that pa
triotism Is any less OF u vital influence
In America-but put this upon the
cold-blooded basis OF insurance II you
like. l believe that there are thou
sands OF concerns In this country who
have never had one dollars worth OF
government business, and who would
not consider taking one dollars worth
or government business, for war mate
rails In time OF peace. 1t would con
Met with their regular lines or work,
ana they are rushed to death with
business In these regular lines. My
own concern, Tor TWO or three years,
has had subdealers names on the
BOOKS. VINO nave scarcely ever seen one
or our motor cars "hich they Them
selves have owned. Unfortunately,
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Urunbeissntbums.S .SDpotbefex.
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Reue Sppotbettn.
$. g. Gearnlsp an Gitp 9all Bar,
$4,000.
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mann $575.
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6. unb 3. 80. $2250.
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9. unb G. 60. $4,000.
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q. 60. $4,000.
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per $1132.
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8. u. 60. $500.
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1929.
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u. gio. 3 $2750.
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tors 5000.
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3. unb 8. 60. $500.
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feiert poriibsrseben lafen. 60 rer,
anitalieten iie benn i'm 5arlem Ripsr
pari Elm patriotif6ss Set, bas ibnen
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denbsr 9stpsis bafiir mar, baB iie Der
altsn 5eimotb treu gebsnten. Man
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MN gets gu oetnen gltern biniiber.
St min bid beute nibt egoiitiia fiit
mid a1sin in 9lnipru6 nebmen. Ou
pirit nit Batter unoWtutter nod mar
tes gu beipreten baben, mas i'd aus
heinen griefsn iton peib.
@rnit erbob iid raid.
r0u bait reht. sd Oergab, bab if
Dir nur guten Sag iasen nollte. gs tit
gu moIIig uno be6agli4 Bel Dir."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-17

Syrau 9tbolpbine bate cine pitierts
Wtiene aufgeieBt, als Grnit .oieber ins
Wpbnsimmer trut. 9lber er bemertte
tas gar ni6t, pluuosrte nit ieinem
@uter iiber ietne p!dne uno 3utunfts~
ioeen, uno 5par in 10 plrner, ber1s
li6sr Neiic, DAP feline Muttsr ii9
idIieblih iebr lebhaft nit am Sc
'prd9 betbeiligts. @rit Tu9rte alls.
pob er iiA entpeoer in Berlin oosr tn
ieiner 8ateritabt als gaumeiiter ME
terluiIsn fpollts. Ste gntiteipung
bebielt er iit nod Dor, obrobI ibn bic
Gltern brdrgten, bier gu b!ei5en.
npier piro es Dir niht oil ebrenpoIs
len guftrGqsn fe6lsn. Dir sebDren su
Ben erIten 5amiIisn Der etubt, uno
tas pirb cir bic @ege sbncn."
GrnIt ladts.
nWeibt bu, Muter, oas piirbe mir
efer segeh aIs fir fprsden. Msine
@rbeiten iolen fir mid rsnen, nidt
meine Samilie,
~Qber i'm IHfang 1T ss bod au.,
tpsnn ou i6on betaHnt bift", metnte
peter.
grnit 3og Elm Roti36u6 aus feinsr
SdIde urb bielt es lGdelnb bem @as
ter bin, inosm er ss uufihlug.
rS6ou, @atsr - bas iinb ares
feite Quftrdge. 6abe it bic ale erles
tIgt, baln, oente ih, bin i6 6etann:
senus. Su mubt nitt oenten, bas
bas Sbeater msin gritIIngspert 1T.
SD lam ou4 mstns 3eit niht oon,
ftdnoie in ben Sienit bisies Sbsatera
taues iteqsn. Mit bem Sebeimsn
gauratb giirg.r tbsiie i'd mid in be
Sberleitung. Sebe Wo6e mub i1 aui
Elm ober 5pet Gage mad Berlin fab.
rem, no eben jeBt na6 mc;nem gnts
tpurf elm srobes 0aarsn5aus gebaut
piro. SeoenfaGs ri6te it mir a6er
tier pprlGufia Elm gureau Elm Id
tente, elm pafenb.s aotal basu Derbs
id III Der RGbe bes Sbeatsrneubduea
finben."
naber Ou pobnit bod BET urs", risi
&bolpbine unrubig.
er Id4eIte uHo ftreidslt. ianft ii5er
ibre 5anb.
~WO6teit bu es benn24
.4ber grnit - fold einc Srase."
.Sa, Wutter - it fpeib bod midi.
ob i9 Dir suoief unru6e ins Saug
brinse. St bin elm serdufdpolI.s
0enid - bag Bat iib nod ni9t ges
dnbert. llno friiber MART bu mir off
bariiber bSfe. gei eud ssbt alles 10
It'll unb rubts 5u. 4ber tpenn bu .s
oarauf dntommen Idfeu ipillit, bkibt
id natiirIi9 germ"
Grau abOIpbinss Sanb lag nod
tmmer unter Der ibres Sobnes. 1lub
fis 5Ds fe ni6t fort, fonbern filblt.
ipoblts bic Marine biefez fHld,iep
grobtn Wdnnerbanb.
XGs tit ia 70 piei plat im 6euie. |
~ issaa AIp4 Qei3ssss3smnss is.l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-17

|(adikaIbeiluitg Or 1lerven$tbWdt ache.
spae nerODie gsonn sao SoHnunasolstst nnb istn
aDpmer5en
a Ana5me De. eeaDs unb ber Sha aatarrs tn
nerecuns N1bgte tern Mng
s mo xrabtnh aus gs @ osa tnssse.
-o nne aOtrbrnn nah tr no Meto@ out %
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. mar .nsasn ia -rt..n sas qlnd rroer 'roussIo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-17

fcmmen, renn bu nidt mi. @sprg in
Der speiteu gtag. popnen milf"
.56Dn oarn Bin id fit biz
8arterre3immer - oa ii:re id suth
en- penisiten uno tam tommen uuo