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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-23
Mufrnf an bic Scntld 9lmerifanerl


Hl@noBnc ser Nrrtiniqten Stnotcn.
ote mcbr oI@ ibr pollcs 3hmS SIciIds
bnben mrIleu &n bleibt oa leIbit oer
cdtln 0Cr 9tcutrolitGt lmD Scr @e-
rrd'ti0tcit? g&ic tS btiht, miro oer
Eroloent pom GongrcB lid 9lurbori-
tot lchcn Ioiicn ollie 4djrittc fir ncu
irelen Etrtebr mo &nn0el eur 5e=
cr0rciieu 81 bilrfcn. @ui! g9ir ftna
oolnit clnDcritanHen. uprouS9cfest,
0ob er ocn Gon5cn &rrtcbr un6 00n-
prl 3ltr zee frci moht, ridt MIR ocu
cnGIlihcu, ionoern oub oen oelt-,
lhrn; nicbt mr ocu 3ou0cl nit
Mornmert5ntocn icEHcu ou6 oem
Nnn0cl nit QebtnSluittcln nod
Gcutihlonb. Nit bcn @eolcitIhiffen
Ger Shlit0brt noh 0eutidicn SafcH
mo bcrFoltoonpfcr ioIltc 0er2tnfong
0cmddt mer6cn 6cnn nieler 0onoeE
bot on IdnQitcn ocIittca, uno Die
TnItroubcrci lit cine nutionote-
@tnuh. 9tlr mcnn CT BrGiiocnr
neutral. iuir unb Ocrcd,t 1T itcbi oog,
Volt hintcr ibm; ionit ,liht Gcins
3ett 0orf herloren mtroen IN ielGItcr-
nleHriQ'n0cn iiberfIiliiiQcn oonufJ-
tot@hthcntrlln0cn; eS mub acbun0ett
mcrNen. Wonnhoft Iicbt man ouda
ooS Gcut'dtbln IN gIncritn! SSes1
bohtn Sic Observation-Disclosures ocut-
Iter Wc'Nnrt luo 9lhitornutno cine
hohe Nilidlt 5u criii(Icn. Sle pccItcbeu
Hle 6ranC. Sic femen Sic Sod,Goqe.
Sic miijicn ibre enQtiih iprchrmOem
Nlr0cr ouftl0rcn, bontit 0ieIc ibrr
%rotcItc nod @nibin0ton icnocn. Sis
miiiitn 'iir sic oon3e Srei6clt 0er>
Wccre onltircr. gic QroBe omerifo-
nli6c @cidoitslpcIt, sic fir sic Coz
Qcsbc0ilriniIie ocS 2on6c8 inrqt, miGT
tcincn &rle0. sic bat fcin GSntcre5le
on hcm Mon0. un0 9SuhCracIh6Ff
scr VrieoSIicicrontcn. 9icie @e-
ih0itamcIt muR mfacrilttctt nno
ilhcr3luot mcrocn. Gam oibt eS fer.
ucn 9rico. hon mirn g9oIbinaton
NIr mnhrcn HiiroIitGt uno 8uur
Sdlutc rcS Qon3Cn Sonoels oc5mim-
Qcn. Ina 5u bollbrinocn III Die orobe
9Iui1obe scr 0cutihnmcrifnncrl
Sir SeutIdI'Nmcr;touiide Sap-
bclatnmmcr:
s cinrih 6 borleSs
II @rnohuop. Sefret1r.
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aunabme Der Spionase=SO
lase i'm Senat.
g@oitllnAton, 20. Gfchr

0ie Spionnge-NorInQe Der 9tcqic.
rlmQ 0urh oic 6eionocre Stroicn
icitQciett mcr0en 1ur Espionage iibcy
2IngcIe0cnbcitcn Der 2nnoespcrtbci.
0i8ung un0 iilr &eridporuna 3ltr
NerlCtunQ Der amerifuniidcn 9feu,
trnlitdt. mur0e bonn Sennt nit 80
Qegcn 10 StininleH otaeApunen.
Gielt NorloQe umfobt Il QctrCnute
pom (SlIIti30eportcuent porgeidIn.
gene 9eitinnumQen lrlo mur0e 10
out mie unncr0n0crt nngcnonn1cn.
trot ots @iocrItonhc5 eiuiocr 5eun,
rrrcn, Nic Ger 2lulidlt inn. ooB oicic
&orIoQc 10 itreno it, boh iie Qeclqnct
icI, Die 9roe. mo HreBfrcibrit gil
Qcfohroer 1Sm Nouie lit tic nod
nidt ongcnonuncn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-23


Gic idrc6iide 3eitlmg g9tpo Gog,
Iigt 9IllCbon0a" Id,reibt;
ng9ir iino notiirlid ,utgeboltcn
iibcr oic &erienfing pon S0iffen
uno Die S00tlln1 BON brabcil See.
lclttcn, nenn nub 9cutihIan6 jet
Seigt, 0o6 eS 0fcnihenlcbcn 10 meIt
ais mogIih bcrihont.
ogSeun oher Die in oic'em arieQc
hcQongcncn 8erbrehcn noh ShuIo
uno 0ir0Be berehet mcr6cn milrhcn
Damn nutB oficn geiogt Derben, hoB
england Der er0bte &erbrcdler Der
YSeltgcid)id'tc lit. Guglan0 mauote
nnn oqcn @riegfiibrenoen 3ucrit sic
2luSGunNerltngspolitif nn m'o fnr6ctt
10 5u cntiprcchcnocn @e2cnnoBrcgeIn
herou%. @citcr nub bcrufiid,tiat
mcrocn, onR Der nlrtIihc nnn iFng-
Inn0 nerurIndltc Sdo0cn meittragcn-
De SoI9en bot ltnO lncrreieht lit in Der
t"cidlidte inbe3ug ollfS hooigunQ Der
@cbcnSintcrciien. Sihcrlitb bat 0it
0cutld,e 9totiou sic 2cihen nit be
plmoerltnaSpilroiuCnl 8Ieihnulth CT.
tro0cn, boh lit cs fcin @cheiuniB,
hnb in Scr nroBcn 0crtithen 9totion
Nruucn lJab Sinner mdbrcn0 ser leb
ten 5luci Sabre ihIcdlt ernabrt mur-
NCn
Scr 5hoocn, ser ouf oieIe SSeiic
elmer 9fotion 5ugefiigt miro, mclfe IL
picler S1inlidt obnc 3meifcl 6ic he.
gobtcItc un0 ocmiB Die riibriQite Der
Qro3cn Ytotionen lit. bcocutct, oa5
oudl Scr Civilization Elm idmcrcr
S6oben 8ngefiiqt muroe unO hic5 IN
3ltfunit Die litenidlheit hCeinfIuIien
mag. G8 fonn nit Nedt oeIogt MGR
nc1l hn5 nltd Der bchhcGobten iran
,6iiif>n 9totinn @uno'n 5uaefilQt
lporhen iinh. meIhc ncrbGn9niGnnle
TnIqen in ser 3ufunft boben mcrs
hen: nrdl Dos lit cine 5rngooie, fem
Wcrbrcfcn. S5ron5niiihc SnlAotcn
itorhcr in ser ShIod1t ofS 0clben.
Gnqlonhs arie9filhrlne lit 0naeNen
bld,ItobIid oegen 6rouen un6 2irhcr
Qcridtct. 9icmonh. scr oieS 5cqreift
fonu ohnc Sntporung Sic EerIelum-
oun1cn !cler, ipelhe BON bcu 8ritcn
oegen 9cl,t'hIano uusqeItrcltt mur'
ncn. 0tmiB bot ouh 3Plttidlonh
QroIyc moroIiihe Sdlui6 in hicIent
GricQe ouf iidl ocGaben, bnf 1T iic
fIcin i'm @cr0leid 3u icner Gng-
lambs"
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fiir Notwithstanding
burd @affengemalt.
g9oihinnton. 90. Gchr.

5rfrct1r 2oniino un0 SliIis.8cncs
raj NnnoIt 8nrrcn criuhtcn 0,n
'Suiti5oIlsidptB 6e5 Seuots 6rin8cn0.
cnc WorIoqe NIT m6gliditcr Wr.
idlruui1unQ 6urh5u0rltcr. 6urdj
sic Der Pr0iiocnt ermddItigt my6ru
io0. Gle belpof'nctc Ut1tt ser Ecr
Etootcn 3u bcnutcn Blr Turd'iilb.
runq Der Vcutrnljt0t3ncrpfIid'tuu
qen, b!ion0Prs nit 9e}uaroHme oui
beUnTfnde Shiife einc5 qrieafuhrcn
ben. Die III 6ofen Der 9er. Staotcr
iutcrnirt iin6 1ino ucriudcn mogcn
gu eutifIiipfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-23
.9ic Yoli;ei lit oer Sta0t Der SruOcrlicbc fcnutc
lit bic Nicmgc Gim 0iann getObtet,
lleuu Ycrioncu ucruu1Oct
Sic Mtemddte iegesiid)er. Scr SauhbuOtfrieg bat bic
Grnartnugtn Iberroden. Wiaitnertrautnn9en als
Joge Der pOn Oeu 9l0rteu ibtr 0jriefcn=
anO perbdngten SodaOc.

oucr neutralcn Gompfer, ncIdc
5pctS ltntcriubung i'm @ufen bon
MoIiior cinIolicn. iid I'M I llbr
2bcno6 om Goge Der 2lnflnft bel cl.
ncm @unfte, ser 10 Wtrilcn non Scr
Nofcneinfobrt cutfernt III, einfinocn
Sic oilrfen 1bne onttIi6e Grloubuib
nitlt bci GoacSliht eintreffen. lno
mobrcno hc8 2lufentboItes miro fem
&crtcbr 3piifcn bent Sdiffc ms
sem llfcr crImjbt mcrocn.
Gicic @epimmtn1en DcrIungcn
fcrner, oob Scr Gopitdt cine8 antom,
mcn5cn 5tifics bel icii1cr Nnfunit
bel ocu obcn errpdhrtcn @unftc sic
Nnfcnbeborbc Nurh SiannIe bcitnd,.
ridltiqen nlB, boB cr bon oicicn @e-
ltinlmutngcn aenntniB crholten bot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-23
Winnitionsgeidaft.
Man fraet iif, Oh hicIcs nod aeiuinn-
briu9enb lit, uenn GnalauN
NIT Eapier be5ablt.
9tem 9]orf, 90. GSehr.

Jbllu DotlF ~. OIkis
$50 UNI olles III Der 2Sclt bet bic
9etlehcnt 0tcel So. Ole $3L 900, 900
tur5friltiQen britiiheu Soften bcr, Die
oI8 tbcihpciie Gcdllng Der eigenen
$50,000,O0 3meiinbrsnoten biencu,
Die iocben an ein 9outIpnbifot nit
Der Guaranty 3rult 60. tno Der
9anfcrs Iruit So. an Der Spite ber-
fulft norocn limo?
gSeIhe gntmort allf oiele 5Sra6e
oegebcn miro - fall5 ilbcrbollpt cin3
crfolqt - lit @egenItano bod)Iten
llno moblbcred)tigiteu SntcreiicS in
hen finml3ieIlen arciien Seem Ocrts.
Sdloue 80rienhGu0lcr itno inter
oclicn ltillidlmeiQcno an @erfc, alf
Shleldmcgcn blntcr oos (9cbclmnlB
5u fonuncn. Die 6inon5freiie icbcn
III scr merfnilroiqCu Sransottion ocr
Netblcbcm Steel So. Gin oelttlid)eS
3eihcn. Dob 9lncrifos iogenanntc
&rie9sproperltot ouf nod pcnigcr
io(ibcm i5lt6c ltcbt olS man biSbcr
ihnn gcorGmohnt bot.
@rnnnon Mnn. ser gSoll Strcct,
Sohnerltdnbiqe bcS SSnternotionol
Stems Serpicc, 0uberte lih on NRnn-
ingobcno in fol9cnocr gSeiie ilber
Die Mngelcgcnbcit:
.GrnIthoftc 0eobodltcr 6c8 8cIh
morftcs nlohten germ etipas ncbr
ilber icne britiihen frr3frilti0en gfo-
ten miiicn, nit bcncn Die 9etblebcm
Stecl So. 10 pl6tlif qeieonet lit. 9ic
&nntrottc fir 3rieJSmotPrial for6ern
@orhc5ohlun0 BEL 2iefcrllnq. 9Sie lit
cS bonn gu crfldren, baB Die Beth
lchcm Stecl So. oils Nusgleid filr
ibre eiocncn Grcoite ibre 3lueilnbrS-
notcn bel Scr SruIt So. rerpfdnoCn
1rulb2 SoIlten Die bicleift nid,t
lncbr herfoui3fdbig icin lln0 menn
0ic Bethlehem Stcel 60. 10000, ,00O
bis 50,0o0,000 BON oieicn fllr5Iriiti.
gen britiItcn 9soten bat. iuieoicl bn-
len oonu sic onocrrn Whmitlons-
iabrifen2
0Iie 9ctIcbcm Steel 60. bot III
bcn letter. Sogen 6inon3gefdGfte bic
fer Glrt i'm llmfong bon $65, 90, coo
ocnuft Son hus hciben. oob 'ic
uno orhere iSirmcn Moteriol 1n0
slrhcitslohn bur bc5obIt unb gtnten
ols 9c3ohllnq onnimmt? Ibut mon
bies ous eigencr 9Sohl ober mcil mon
n1ub2 92oIlitrect fanot nodgcro6e
an orotunbni'f 5u iperocn. SoIlten
aud onnere Wfltniticn8qeieIlido
mie Mi6uole, @eItinqhouie n6cr Cru.
chile Mfiicn ousgcben hic ourf britt
tiihc fltrsfriitine gfoten aeoett iino,
Bonn mGd1ten bic SGnbIer su hem
ShIub fomnen, oaB Gricg niflt 10
qcninnbringcnb lit. Sm gugenhIiCt
iicht cs 10 ouS, ols cb gnoIanb fem
@eI6 fir TobrungsmitteI 5u iporcn
fuht.
GnalanO finnusiea sn GuSe?
GbiQc Sroqp rn6 @eiorgniiiC
ncdn lid, nit scr }uffo'iuna out
fonicrbotiDcr 9(uthoritGten. 9(t6crc
Genncr bon oitten Ruf ntoQen 81 Der
llcbcrScuQird fontmen. oaF Die Shat
iadle, G'rpbbritcnuien snhlt iciue @ar'
rrroFlidltnueeu NIT Npteu, Elm @c'
iucis Snflr 1T, iuie idlari Gnolanb be-
rrits hie finunsieIe Sfliuac fiihlt,
Die inn Der Nriea nm ben 0als gelegt
. fat.
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Wiittelmddte iiegesiidrr.
Ntrlill. 81. fScbr

NNlAlItt -. tNNpI.
g9ic sic llcbcrlcc MahrihtcnaQcu-
fur nittbcilt. GuBcrtc i'd lr. aur.
0cIifrid). Der Setruar oea 9ieidla
,hoGomte&, bel (6cIegenbcit elmer
Ncoe Dor hcn oclltihcn 2on0mlrth.
ihoftarotb ibcr 0ic ltNootfnntpognc
mie io!Qt:
-g&lr limo 0ca GrioIqC8 iidcr un0
lnCr0Cn 9tcmunoCn crlnlbcn. ibn
lna 81 roubcn. Die Shiiiohrt pcId)t
sic hritiiden >lnicln nit Der ilbriQen
NcIt perbinoct ut bcrcit8 bis gum
CSeiobrpurft lntcrorilcft. Der Gnn.
ncnQcbuIt. Scr I'M lcbtcn Qc3cnbcr
in britiihcn @Gicu onfom. b-truq
mur 100000 9lctto, mubrcn0 Der
nouatlihc Tlrdihuitt oc& ltbtcn
Triihj0bre 1,Z00.O00 1nnucn be
tmo. GHolan69 Neicrpcn Ger notb,
mcnoioitct GinQc 3um Hchcn mo fin
milltoriide Gpcrntloncn iin0 bcrcit&
in Grid 6pit. onB c3 mcbr benn ic BON
ociichcr.cr rcid,Iidcr (5iniuhr Oh
h1uot. Dos britiidlc @cItrcidL boS
bcrcits N ieincn ,7unoonantru
monft. 1T MN frnftpollen, crbor
munq$loicn ShlG1en lHiercr Inter
iccmurinc. Ole in 3ohI lmo g9ir.
hnQsfroit qcitieocn it, ou99cictt.
llno nic2 miro iort1cictt mcr6cn
his iencr 1o0 onbriht, nod ocu lid
jcbc5 6clltifc @cr3 NIT 1acn Iaicrn
ichrt GnqIon6 hdnQt jcbt ncbr ocnn
jc 3unor bon ieincm ciacncn @o6cn
nh. IS Ut ciu 3nnlpf 0Gltid)cn No
0cns QcQcn cnaIiiAcn Voocn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-23
Wailcncrfranfnu
6ul0c Der iibcr tSriedlcrlnno bon ocR
9llliirtcn ncrbGnaten Elodaoe.
Csutcntc NeorilnOuug-
@oi6iuuton, :. e., 70. 5Febr.


9ie Qrichiibe @cionoIhoit in
@oibnQton. :. s.. bduoiotc out
ltontog hcm StootSoepnrtemtnt mer-
tire Nadrid,t itbcr sic ourh Die On.
tcftc.2'lrdnnc pcruriod)tc Hotb in
tSrichnnIonc elm. 60ae bon Sum
Gcranntb mltr0cn aus pcrihiehcncn
VronIn5cn brrid,tct, mo 6ic cr6drnI-
lifc Weidnffcnbcit 6c5 crb0ltlihen
2RcbIcS ion cine WoIicrfronfbeit nn
Qnrnlent5ilnhlmN uno WuQenDcrgiI-
tuuo cr5cINt babcn ofIicle Grfron.
tnncn pcrocn nod) Ihliuucr iucr.
0cn". loot ser g'criht Der (3cionot.
idoit ullno mcroen icIbit nod Muf.
hcbuno Der Rlodaoc iortooucrn, on
Glc bon Gn0lnuo lu6 iclncn Werbiln.
nctcn on Scr Qricdiihcn NonNels-
iIottc oISNciibte 9nrnmci Dos 2ono
icincr Qerfchrsnlittel hernubt.
.7ic 1rndtboote. iuelhc NIT 8ei-
gen uu6 UtebI bclaoen mnrcn ln0
mdbrcn0 Scr Wtodo0c eintrnicn mur.
ocn. onitntt Hinioh bon ben Aaiir-
ten feitceholtcn GIT mer6en, nm rad
9IltfbcbunQ ser NIodohc 3uriifcrItnt.
let 3u mcroen Dem HepellltionSfomi--
tc ouSQelicFcrt.
o(rob oller oicicr Grili!naen bat
Oo5 gr;Cd,iidc Golf ben aopf nidlt
rcrIorcn nno ertr1Gt oie idlrcfIiden
Folden DER 0Iodo6e NIT Wutb unb
Etnl3."
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llnteriudung 5reoerid VIII.
in 6alifnr.
AnIifor. e. q II Ietr-

Ger Iorr0ier s5rcocrif VIII. nit
Sem frjbcrcn oeutihcn gotihoftcr
aroicn 2trnitorff on 9oro. mirO
icinc iTo6rt pobrIdeinlidj nidlt oor
9fbIorf orn hrci ODER pier Toacn
micAcr odinebn1cu. Gona6iihc Gin
mon0cru1stconitc baq1nner heutc
4Porocn rine llrteriudun1 Scr 3mi-
Observation-Disclosures. in Der 61ugt.
jute Inn ieitpiteucn, 0b 8ehcim,
aocricr Ser 6Ntihcn Heqicrnna iid
0oruntr bcfinocn. g. miro ongc.
nommen, 6ab. foG8 metdlc eefun6cn
5ieie bonn Shiif entfernt uno inter.
lirt pcr6en.
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Sdarfe geitimmunaen.

@oihinoto1, z. G.. 30. Tcbr.
PIN a9nntoG mur6er Dem Etonts
Senortcmcrt In Tnihinoton. Z. G..
non sem britiidcn Qotihcitcr hic
neuen ur6 6roftiifen 6ofcnhcTtir,.
mnncu r1it9otheiIt. bic in 6o[ifor
Y. E.. air Nu9filhr1ma qctonaen.
@emdE 6cricIben miiiien Die aapitdnc
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Nbreile uerboten.

Enu0on, 10. lSebr.
@crrd6 cine RelIterocpcife ons
9PcIbourne bot bic ouItroliihc Re-
oierlng tin GjcieB erloiien. ncIdes
sic 9lbreiie pm 1roucn oocr airocrn
nod europa 1trtcr allen llmItdnoen
nerbictet.
(}tud' sic @2ajcrunQ bon Cit 2'yyn-
0icn nobm fljr5Iih lurter ibrcn neucn
Qrico8moi}rcqcln ciu GieIct on. mel
tcs 6cu ;froucn un6 Giuoern Die
Tuhrt nod Gnqlono MIR i'm 1tlber--
ten 9}othfou geitottct.)
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@as III Die Sperr,Oue fommt,
gebt Sugrnnbe.
Q@crlin. 20. rSel,r

IN elmer Gr0rterlnN ser britiihen
&crlidcrlug, OaB Ser llutericctoot
fricG ein 0}iBcrtoIQ lei erfIdrt ois
llcberiCc Notwithstanding:
nGS mltB mie0erbolt mcroen. 0ob
nIIc. oic cS Doqcn in oic 5pcrr3onc
c!n5lrhrinGcn, 5ugrlnoe Qcbcn."
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9fcm Yorf. 70. t5clrl.

cher 3nci Sabre
Inria bot 0Hiidl
lnuo, 0robtentbcil8
ull@ HUtiidt chi
sic 9tcutrolcu 0il
llcberCrlfic Ger
cngliid)en Scctu
roultei crtragcn,
ohnc nit ieiucr
lpirticmiten Moiic
ril6iitt5loic1tc 9&i-
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NnSrcSc Der Gntentc.NGdItc
2onoon f0. 7 br.

Cine aus 9ltbcu einloufcn6e Depe-
id2c on Die GrhonQc telegraph SO.
in 2ou6on mcI6ct 6oB 6ic frnu50fi-
'd,cn. eroliihen lmo ruiiihcH @e.
'on6tcn IN Ntbcn IN elmer 6ffcntlihen
Nefunltmodln1 nle @riinhc fir Die
Tort6oulr Der 9Iofo6e eorQcIcQt bGt-
fen. pfc SnllDtqrun6 miro on9cge-
ben. ooB Die Sor6crilngcn oe8 Gnten-
.llltinotim5 on Die Qricdiihe Ge-
oicrinn. nomentIid in Ue3uq ouf Die
2lusIicfcruna ser Moffen. lnnolIitGri.
0iq erfiiQt mltr6cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-23

- @enn 0cn GnQIdn6ern 6ie &c.
FcnSmitteI31iuhren ih(iebIif ml8-
bIeibcn. f6nuer lie fih INNER nod
on Dem 9onooner Orb ieniu + =
pen q ebel iottioen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-23

only neutrality, Mr.
is absolute embargo things that be used
If do this, will be effective than Day of
If will do responsible for the the
of commodities in land which is result
The President frustrated all attempts embargo
the in prices the logical result People in New York
throughout land starving Europe
may fight
Because England is willing pay almost any price
spectators buying food here for sale England Because
England willing pay almost any price for munitions the rail-
roads carrying munitions the seaboard instead of food ship
ments for the people.
Is this putting Anne ri first? Is putting into practice
the Gospel of H u m nifty?
An Embrgo would have results. First would reduce
food prices country least 40 Secondly would
end the European within month.
Write President and your Congressman.
why they will Embargo. If it is done
shall still higher prices starvation all around and
pean going indefinitely with England through her hired
agents, working harder and harder to drag in.
Let demand that Z m bargo!
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A Word to Americans!
(Pittsburg ,,Volksblatt"

} riots in New York City Has it come to
this ?
Mothers with babies in their arms storming
the City Hall; their despairing cry: I'VE want
bread!"
Why, in this land of peace and plenty?
Why, wher Prosperity with big ''P' fills the
hearts caeqen Wall Street Gang wit joy?
IT. son why is explained in letter that
was mr6'President Wilson on October 5, 1914,
as follows:
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-27
YANKEES IN Squirt
FOR LEADERSHIP
BY JACK VElOCK
international News Service Sporting
Editorl

New York. June With five
straight victories over the Athletics
20 their credit, the New York Yankees
are close upon the heels of the lead
ers in the race for the American
League peDnant today.
Bill Donovans boys nave climbed
into the thick of the fight al the ex-
pense of Philadelphia But at the
rate they are going it will be no sur
prise to see them battle the Red SoS
10 a standstill in their next series.
Todays standings show the Van
KEGS four full games behind Chicago
and scant game and one-half back
of the Bostonese. They will have an
opportunity to gain ground today as
they meet the Athletics once more.
Tomorrow the all important June
series for the Ranks will spart in Bos
ton, where they are to play four
games To date the clan of Donovan
has taken five out of ten games from
the Red Sox and should they win a
majority of their coming series they
will slip into second place.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-27

was to eliminate the wretslers and
put ginger and science into boxing
that the rules known as the Queens.
bury rules were drawn mp. And those
rules are the only rules for real box
ers to follow
Boxing today is like four-ball
billards--take one away and ii takes
some playing. Box and cut out hit
ting IN the clnchos>and you'll have
boxing on the up.ift again and brins
out the native ability in the real box
ers Under Queenabury rules one can
count the rood boxers Of today or
he fingers of one hand
remember twenty-five years ago
the boxers worked according to tht
rules, and there were only four
five good men in each division Ole
nature doesn't work much faster thar
that Another thing in the old day.
I man had to serve his apprenticeship
before he got notice Now all enc
needs is little brain and good
publicity man"
Coming from grand old boxer
like Cboynski, these reasons for ad
hercnce To the rules OF QueenSbury
and the return to decision bouts are
a strong argument. There Is not tn,
shadow of doubt but that witt
clinchng outlawed and decisions rem
dered boxing would soon he elevated
TO the pinnacle of popular favor once
more.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-27

National League
IN THE SPOTLIGHT.

Walter Cruise The heavy hittinf
young outiielder hammered out {
homer. but as he was crossing sec
end his skull piece baked and he for
got to touch tho bag.
The Cubs and Cards have "A conspir
acy on. They are playing fifty fifty
baseball
The Dodgers are a reciprocal bunch
After winning doubleheader they
turned right around and presented
the Braves with one
The pills would Ike to got an in
junction ordering the Giants to keep
out of first place
Hans Wagner Is not quite as good
as he used to be These days he gets
only three raps out of four trips to
the plate.
Walter Johnson got tired pitching
'gainst Boston SO he decided to win
the game with hit He did 1t too.
Scribos viii put McGraw on the
pan today
Run homo in Tuesdays game
Fletcher Cravath Strunt Without
Also, J. Kelly. Sloan and Heiman.
Study Mclnns got Just as good a.
a homer four singles
Three hit club Strunk, Flt tcher,
Whitfield, llonns Wagner, Wlhoit,
STENCIL Morgan Sisler Harris.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-27
WISCONSIN SENATE
STIRRED BY NUDE ART.

Madison, Wis. June ~ Such art
should better grace n circus tent"
declared state Senator Henry Roeihe
IN speaking Of an oil painting which
adorns the wall of the Senate Cham.
Der
The painting. considered the finest
In Wisccnsins s6,OOO,OOo state capi.
tol, typifas the union Of the Atlantic
and the Pacific oceans through com.
pletion of the Panama Canal. Several
nude and undraped figures appear In
the picture, of which the Senator
takes objection
One member of the Senate, during
the discussion. suggested that the
sea nymphs be attired In pajamas,
but pigs IN pigs" said another, and
the result was that the painting win
remain In It's original beauty.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-27
CHIEF OF POLICE TO
REFEREE WRESTLING
BOUT AT SPRING v,

Spring Valley. III, June 27,-tSpe
oiaD - Everything Is in readiness fol
the biz wrestling match between
George Jordan. of Peru. and Iacl
Sampson, of Peoria, which Is to he
pulled off at the Majestic theater IN
Spring Valley next Tuesday evening
the winner will be given the cham
pionship of The state in the weller
weight division.
Jordan is working hard at his head
quarters and states that he will be
In the best condition ever yhen he
faces the Peoria grapper. The matci'
being a title event, the wrostlers arc
taking no chances on their condi
ton and arc both hitting II up for
the last week.
The announcements for the prelim.
mary and scml,fnals were made this
morning as well as the choice of The
referee In the semi finals I'D Morris
and Bill Dugdale, both La Sale lads
viii mix 1t ot ITO pounds. The pre-
lImnary viii be between Roy Bland
ard ed Personette. Bland is local
giapplel who Is employed at the
Drummer foundry and Personelte halls
from Spring Valley All these young
aters have a large circle Of friends
who viii be Interested In the out.
come OF their matches
Chief of Police Hicks has been ,has
en- 70 referee the main match. He
consented yesterday after u telephone
conversation with Iordan'B manager
The pre'iminaries will be refereed
by Ed Hoar. Of La Sale.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-27
PLAYING THE FIELD
BY Jack Veiock,

New York, June 81 The lament
able lack of cleverness among the
big fellows who follow the biting
game today is very ably explained
by Joe Choynski, veteran heavy
weight, who was one Of ,he best of
his day.
In answer to query on the part
of the writer regarding the why's and
wherefores of the clumsiness OF pres.
ent day heavyweghts, Choynski, who
is now athletic director of the Pitts
burgh Athletic Club. has laid the blame
at the door of the rules that are in
vogue.
The rules are to blame for a great
deal of the lack of cleverness dis
played these days in the fistic RAIN,
rays Joe.
Have the Queensbury rules strictly
adhered to and there will be big
change In boxing circles, because the
rasslers' will be eliminated
1T always amuss en- to hear the
announcer shout, These bouts will
be straight Queensbury rules, hitting
in the cinches with one arm free
when, as a matter of fact. the Queens
bury rules strictly prohibit hitting in
the clinches.
The rules in use today are moth.
~ hn I'm AL I xnp
don prize ring rules with the wrest-
ling cut out, and it Is laughable to
hear referee tell the contestants to
hit with one, arm free and break at
his word. What authority has the ref
cree to tell boxers to break after tell.
4 ing them to hit? If one man is hold
ing and the other has arms free they
must break anyhow The referee
earns his money and looks wise as he
eXpends his strength breaking them.
In the old days boxers knew the rules
and the referee nyer had to touch
them. II they persisted in clinchng
they were disqualified
hhN'H'i tHlHS lh6A ildN uNi I upA
ing is the nodecision bout No one
loses and no one wins The boxing
public wants to see eliminations and
It wants action for its money, | think
that decision bouts are the only an
swor for the uplft of the game and
believe that referees could stamI
out a great amount Of the betting by
announcing all bets off at the ring
side.
Il have seen all the boxers of the
day. and with the exception of very
few they are jokes when It ONES to
chasing them as boxers | recently
saw two light heavyweights in action
and the bout impressed me with the
fact that the good old game has de
Perforated sadly
Nowadays any man with hair or
his chest and big muscles is fighter
Cleverness Is overlooked and science
well, when | think back to the old
days ! am sure there is no such aIi
NAL eStant In boxing now.
MIR Atkinson, the real man behint
the Quconsbury rules, was frient
of mine and he explained how thf
rules were drawn up and gave M
the why's and whercfores of IT, II