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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-05-10
LEGAL NOTICES.


&1.0S, =. lie, A. G., soc.
Tr. t7s. 81 Sw = SEA Sec. 10, TT
81 s.. r. 41, +. W. NJ; \. Delsert A
Wright; 1910. G2c; 1911. $40. =
12c; 1919. 65c. p. &c. 1913. Si1g
=. lie. A. c. soc; 1914. Sc. =. DC
1915, CSC. 2. 1Oc;
Tr. 1SO. shNEh Nwh sec. 25
TIP. 81. s., II. Al, r. ". NJ; A. Jacoi
wyler; 1910. 62o; 1911. sac, p. sc
1912, soc, =. &c; 1913. S1.12. p. lie
A. c. soc; 1914. sec. =. 9c: 1915
sac. p. Sc:
Tr. ISL. siasEhsEh Sec. II
TIP. 81 s., Il. Al. 4. W. NJ: A. Ina d
Young; 1910. 62c: 1913, Sf.1s. p
lie. a. G. soc; 1915. 95c. p. iOc:
Tr, 1S2. sisNEh Nwi, Sec. IL
Tp. 81 s., Il. 41. 4. W. NJ: A. Ern.
est Zoeller; 1910. 62c; 1911. 54c. p.
sc; 1912, soc. =. &c; 1918. Sl.12.
=. lie, a. G. soc; 1914. SO. p. &c. A.
G.. soc; 1915. csc. p. lOc. A. c. 5oe:
Tr. 1873. seq. Nwi, Sec. 15. NV
i,NWii Sec. 90. NEA Nwi, Sec. 90.
NWi, Nwii NV q swi, Sec. 30. Tp
SO s.. II. ~. r.. W. NJ: Ls. 3. I. 5. o.
Z, s. .. 10. 10, 1G. II. is. 10. 20.
2i and 22. Sec. Z. TIP. % s.. n. 81.
y. W. NJ: swii SEA-. swA swi,
See. ., Nwi, swh Sec. II. INV
lNEi, Sec. 10. Nwi. swlI Sec. q.
$ ~ NEA NEii Sec. 30. TIP. 80 s.. Il.
80, Il. W. NJ; EhNwi.. sw q Nwh
and whswh Sec. 20. TIP. 32 s.,
u. 80. n. W. NJ: So SwH NEi, See.
.. swh swlt Sec. II. sEI. swi,
Sec. 10; So NV Swh Sec. II. l..
2. Sec. 81. TIP. 90 s., II. 30. y. W. NJ;
SW u Nwh Sec. 1, NMsEh swH
Sec. 30, NisNE4 NEia Sec. 10. sw
u lswii Sec 80. sEh swH Sec. 80.
Tp. "a s.. Il. 81. n. W. NJ: sEit,
Niaswh, sw = swi. Sec. 3. Tp. 81
s, r. AZ. y. W. NJ. Assessed to ore
gon Valley Land Company.
That all OF the above described
property h situated Ia Malhsur Coun-
~, oregon, rnd that all parties 20
whom sbid land has been assessed
have been made parties d'endant
herein that James =. Anderson
c'eims some right. title or intores. Ia
and To some OF the above described
real property by virtue OF tax certid-
Gates issued subsequent To 1910, but
such right. title or interest is subor-
dinate TO and subject To plaintiffs
liens. and James r. Anderson Is a
party defendant herein.
That all OF the defendants above
named aud all persons interested or
whom II may concern, are hereby
notified that plaintif will apply to
the Circuit Court OF the State of ore
gon for decree foreelosmg tho
liens against the property. and each
and all thereof, aud YOU are hereby
each summoned To appear within six
~ days from the date of the service
OF this summons upon you. to de-
fend this action or pay the amount
due as shown above, together with
costs and disbursements and accru-
Ing interest aud costs. and In case
Of your failure so To do, decree will
be rendered foreclosing the lien of
said taxes, interest penalty, costs
and expenses against the several
tracts OF land.
All process aud papers In this pro-
reedng may be served upon II. W.
,iwagler az his Office aud postofiice ad-
dress at Ontario, Oregon.
Ben j, Brown,
Sheriff
Il. w. Swagler,
District Attorney.
First Publication, Mar 20. 1917
Last Publication, May 81. 1917.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-05-10

II you want sed potatoes, absolute
~ clean aud pure. Melted Gems and
Rurnls. call J. A. Williams, Phone
liam, 9-tf
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-05-10

FOR PAINTING. Paper hanging,
aad CalciIninlng-First Glass Work,
Prices Recommendations II, A.
Wisdom. 2O5K4. 2-tf
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-05-10

FOR RENT-Furnished modern
bedroom, Inquire Cope the Tailor.
three blocks south Of Moore Hotel.
7-tf.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-05-10

FOR SALE Duroc Brood SOW and
six pigs. J. J. Ward. four miles west
of Ontario. ADV. ll-tf
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-05-10

These little thousands seekers-both to
buy and sell Price no insertion 5c Phone 49 for
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-05-10

FOR sALE-A few more tons OF
hay. Phone 2OG-K-l. 4, u, Cain.
i6-tf
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-05-10
WAR CENSUS MARSHALS
APPOINTED BY SHERIFF FOR
THE DIFFERENT PRECINCTS

CONTINUED From Page ThreeD
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-05-10

Wanted Bids for Clearing.
Eastern Oregon Land Company
asks bids for clearing i57 acres Of
land in Kingman Colony. For infor-
nation apply TO Thomas w, Clagett,
Ontario. l4-tf
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1917-05-10

FOR RENT -- 4-room Cottage.
Furnished. j. O, Staples. iS-tf,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-08
ADVERTISEMENT
FIGh
FOR YOUR LIFE
Duty Demands
Robust Health
Fight to get It and keep Is

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But night inteligeutly. Don't light
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for without the Intelligent use OF Of
iective weapons the pallor spreads and
weakness grows and 4 seemingly
strong man or woman oftduss becomes
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Yoa will not ind this class Of per.
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healthy. duh. draggy. droopy perSons
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restorer, v1talizer and health preserv.
er. Fight to hold the vigor Of . sound
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amazing. woodworking properties
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It II . thoroughly scientific prepare.
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the blood In nine cases out Of tan I
run-down condition. sallow. pale. CONF
bodies ars due to lack Of iscathia-and.
irGn Dsptonase In the system:
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the glow Of health to the cheeiy. 10y
NO need Of going through life slclsly and
feeling miserable in this aSe Of
nedlcaI science. Join the hypo{errfn
ranks Il puts into you the sprinky snaS
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-08
Medical Examinations for the Draft

From Chicago Tribune
is difficult to understand how many medical
liners for exemption boards square their decisions
with their duties physicians, public officials.
honest report from Camp Custer announces
that 16 cent of the third increment of selected
have been rejected at the camp unfit That to
1886 and brings the total thus rejected this
division up to 3,247.
All of these have had their railway fare the
camp and their expenses paid by the government-many
thousands of dollars thrown away. What is still more
important most of them have left employment and lost
days or even weeks through this fasco.
This disorganizaton of the lives of civilians is injur
ous to the business community and, therefore, hurtfu
to the country 1t is costly in money 1t is unjust and
demoralizng to the victims Physician examiners who
responsible for this deserve be publicly repri
manded When they asked to act examiners they
asked to assist the to assist the nation in
the great task. While being conscrpted to
give months perhaps years. of military service,
endure wounds death, these examiners may we'll
be asked and required to perform service If they do
any service it should be done we'll
The patriotism and willingness Of the medical pro.
fession to is not doubted 1t is shown in many
ways But the individuals who sirk job deserve
reproof and, if possible discipline.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-08
Have You Got Yours?

1
| The government has just made an
| important announcement.
The per capita wealth of this coun-
try is now $47.03.
| In other words, every person is sup
posed to have that amount.
Supposed to have" is right. Add
| the word perhaps
And the symphony will be complete.
| If you feel in your pocket you may
be of the impression
That the. government is spoofing
you. If you haven't
Got your s47.03 now maybe you will
get it later.
believe that the
Report is true. When we get our
$4703
We are going to have one porter
house with onions
And some coffee with real sugar in
Then let the war proceed. Wesh'd-
worry!
1t is now proposed to recruit a red
headed regiment in this country. Not
bad'idea. Think of the talent:
VIC MuluOCh.
J. Ham Lewis.
Minnie Madden Fisk
Billie Burke.
Terry McGovern.
Billy B. Van.
Eva Tanguay.
AID infinitun.
Judging b. the divorce records,
many marriage certificate is only a
scrap of paper Some scrap, too
THE MOTTO OF THE AMALGA.
MATED SOCIETY OF kNITTERS:
SOC EFT TU UNI"
And General Haig sounds so much
like peace conference, too. There
really is nothing in a name
Our Lowest-forn-of.An
Contest.
The vote stands as follows today:
Food profiteers ........... 675,9S2l
Bazaar grafters ........ 662,9S3
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-08

the communication trenches and was
up to his chest in water. Along came
a Tommy, who inquired of Paddy if
he could direct him to A Company of
the First Blankshires. Paddys temp
er was not of the best, for he had had
a long, weary guard. and was not in
form for being questioned.
Holy smoke!" he replied, viewing
his surroundings. Chuck it! I'm not
the bloomin' harbor master!"
AS Mr.. Jones unlaced his boots he
remarked casually to his wife: Have
you heard about the catastrophe
which happened at the Smiths house
tonight"
mo. What was it," asked Mrs.
Jonese
Jones paused for an aggravating
moment to pull on his slippers before
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-08

he replied: why, Mrs. Smith gave
the baby a bottle to play with, and
while she was out of the room it fell
from the cradle and broke itsneck.'
What! The poor little baby?"
shrieked his wife
mo; the bottle!" replied Mr. Jones,
with fiendish chuckle.
A soldier, walking arm In arm with
his sweetheart. met his sergeant
when about to enter a restaurant. He
respectfully introduced her to him:
Sergeant, my sister,"
"Yese, yes was the reply, know;
she was mine once
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-08
OKtk@5P71T
|ftkQMo@n}ont|
1Y Coy K:NoulloH: |

It's Profane, But Timely.
We're on our way to Germany
To quell a bandit band.
That sneers and jeers at Uncle Sam
And strains his lenient hand.
Well lift the patient Stars and Stripes
Up high in his fierce game.
And desecrating, wild-eyed ghouls
Will learn more of its fame
We're on our way to Germany
To end confusion's sway.
When we get there, believe me, DO,
There's be some heltopay.
R T.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-08
|D1 n n e r
s or / e 8

Twas somewhere in France, and the
trenches looked like some river not
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-08

LIZ yOu WduI pIOOl VI IucSS dSSeTClOIS!
Read what German leaders have written to
convince yourself that Germany's imperiaistic
ambitions know no bounds and that all classes are
heart and soul in accord with the Pan-German
theory:
The Kaiser himself in a speech at Bremen,
March %, 1905. said: eve are the salt of the
earth.'
F. Won Bernhard, Germany and the Next War
We Germans have far greater, and more
urgent duty toward civilization to perform than
the great Aslatic power. We . can
only fulfill it by the sword.
Pastor j. Rump, Kriegsbetstunden War
Prayer Observation-Disclosures, make an end of
this generation of vipers with Germans blows
and thrusts.
Fritz Philippi, poem entitled World Germany
Formerly German thought was shut up in her
corner but now the world shall have it's coat cut
according to German measure, and as far as our
swords flash and German blood flows the circle
of the earth shall come under the tutelage of
German activity.
Adclph Lasson, professor of philosophy in
the University of Berlin-We are morally and
intellectually superior to all, without peers 1t is
the same with our organizations and with our
institutions.
f. Won Bernhardi-Our next war will be
fought for the highest interests of our country
and of mankind. This will invest it with import
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-08
Conquest and Kultur

There still fingers in the minds of many Amer
leans the mistaken notion that the German PEG
pie do not share the ambition of their leaders tt
make the Imperial German government world
dominating. We discounted too long, and that
to our own disadvantage, the widespread belief
of all the German people in the principle of Pan
Germanism.
1.-THE mass of the German people do not be-
lieve in that theory" That's the view of the mil
itarists and war lords and not of the common
people" are the explanations we offered in the
past when the theory of Germany's plan to dom.
mate the whole world was under discussion.
In other words we associated the Pan-Ger.
nanism theory with the military class, believing
that the common people did not accept the theory
and in case of war would refuse to be party to
such an undertaking.
Close scrutiny of the utterances of German
scientists, philosophers, economists, politicians
theologians, business and professional men prove
conclusively that Conquest and Kultur is part of
the fixed belief of almost every German, and that
peasant and laborer are thoroughly imbued with
the Kaiser's desire to conquer and "kulturize
the whole world And the manner in which the
common people are spilling their blood on the
battlefelds proves that they are possessed of the
Kaiser's idea.
Let us keep firmly in mind henceforth that
we are fighting not only the Kaiser, the war lords
and junkers but also the plain people of Germany
who believe that it is the divine destiny Of the
Imperial German government to teutonize the
world and make all nations amenable to the die
tates of German kultur.
Deutschland ueber Allies" is not trite
phrase with only figurative meaning. No, it
expresses the inherent belief of the German work.
er as we'll as the Kaiser, Won Hindenburg Won
Tirpitz and their ilk. The idea of universal
conquest of the world, making all nations subject
to German kultur, is not the obsession alone of
Won Bernhard, but is taught in the schools, pull
pits, public gatherings and labor unions. .s.
Deutschland ueber Alles,'' is not figure of
speech and fanciful poetical effusion, but a
declaration of imperial intent and purpose, ma
tional platform expressing an international aspir-
alton, war cry and rally shout of all Germans.
When Germans say deutschland ueber Allies
they mean it in the literal sense-Germany domi-
mating the world, the Kaiser controlling the des-
TIMES Of the nations, the German government
with its dreadful war machine debating to all
mankind
The evening world., 1917-10-12

If you care for heavy hair that
glistens with beauty and is radiant
with life, has an Incompatible soft
ness and is fuzzy and lustrous, try
Danderinc.
Just one application doubles the
beauty of your hair; besides, it i'm
mcdiately d.ssolycs every particle of
dandruf; YOU cannot hnvc nice,
heavy, healthy hair if you have dan
druf This destructive scurf robs
the hair OF its lustrr, it's strength and
It's very life, and if not overcome il
produces a fcycrishncs, and itching of
the scalp, the hair roots famish, loosen
and die. ihrn The hlIr nils ont inst.
The evening world., 1917-10-12

II your hair has been neglected and
is thin, faded, dry, scra ~ or too
olly' get q 2j-ccnt bottle Of Knowl-
tons Dandcrinc at any drug store or
toilet counter; apply little as direct
ed, and ten minutes after you will
say this was the best investment you
ever made.
We sincerely believe, regardless Of
everything else advertised, that if you
desire soft, lufiruus, beautiful hair
and lots Of 1T no dn0druG no itch
ing scalp and no more falling hnir-
You must use knoultOu's Dandcr
inc. If eventually why not now
Advt.
The evening world., 1917-10-12
THE STORY OF "THE GOOD GIFT
OF WATER"

Tho cpllogue IL entitled THE Noun
ta'u Gives Water 10 the city" Al
'ao right sit the Five BOroughs OF
Greater New York. with them pre-
..In lue Mayor, Commissioners oi
Water supply Engineers and
DrHEn'smon. Opposite, upon the
noun ain, sits the Indian Chieftain
\eNHnn," and, typifylug the Spirit
~ the Mountains about hlm, Attlc
HrIWu.r-ithc Mountain Sfrtcs gam
D1. Vlcy bring him water to drink
t.I Do drinks some, but there is more
..Iu ae needs and he motions them
'J r0 away
Alt.r due delIbcration by the Water
..un,s' .OuDrs and Engineers tine
th.Dt tNmnl8slonur arises ana od-
H.' 'a the Mayor, pointing frequent
.E coward tho mountain. rho Mayor
o. IH N nat and hands him a scroll
"n.NhuF command 90 80 to the
mountains and seek water ono o'
'.. E.rurcrs presents the scroll
which l7 read 20 AsAOkan. lie mods
u.a assent, claps his hands and tn,
1T .N. am SprItcs bring him larEu
uIIu Jtr. The apoduut spirits
.""" uopplng into the inclosur,
bringing large circlcts ~ flowers
Iu.y form limo beginning at the
mountain ana strotChlug toward tho
.|b. AShOkan ana the Mountain
-prl''s pass through the aqucduct
10 the cry. Ashokan delivers the
water jar TO the Mayor, who, In turn,
paYr out tve gOblcts Of watcr and
delivers thcm 10 the Five Boroughs
The bDgouEhs rise ana drink, and all
present Jp.n in the Thanksgiving for
''ao Good Gift Of Water" as the band
plays. I'rnse God From Whom All
The evening world., 1917-10-12
new Wsl4O,OOO,0OO
WATER SUPPLY IS
TURNED on TODAY

Tts ftrs. isy osisbra 'io1 ~
eompis''sn ~ ~ tfi1510 200 Cs.s.
The evening world., 1917-10-12


vTnAU aAma~~w
AAOAA VVIV1 ~ ~ ~
~ t'ronras t'sHiTat Tesmeffos
i.'f' w t' b'f.paA dsmonaifstion'
o ''N h'F slfsr Hrf religious 80
N.ra 'n HI.frrfs - churches WI
..s-' on Funfsy
I WOO ''.It' % hrcIsia7
t''f ''e ffn 1'Tfat9n 80
'n Fa 'IrPy sya'sn sa'
as-.an'H a.I s'fr'af. ras 'hs sI@s'
'' .''y HlI whsn '.'
' '.F ...a.rH'i1n 90
''' r.'1 bin ~4fs
h'f'a '..f iI.aifrf - 'Fa
h''t' ~ ".... .Ig... 'hafiss 8
HaaN .fI INr ~ fHs bsHYffH
Fy'sm. F.' .1f hss1 e member ~
mo hoh'i ~ "a'sf FIpgIy sincs DO
vs. 'fF'n'f'f. anf i1hn " DAWN.
inH tnlfi member ~ 'as board.
Vt no I.ff H.f"1r'iDp N ths EAth.
erins wa J "H.i1 smith, chef IN
supsrvia'n1 20 fIsrlfous Ashokan
project Dc been TirroHsfuilY com.
pls'Hd. TITO total isnRth of tho aque b.
duot from AHHHktn 90 silver Lake.
stA'sn Island o. i20 miles. Ths new
system will sTpply 5oo.00O.0oo mstfss
of water y day.
RLoAHoED A "WlLO DREAM"
TWELVE YEARS 400.
Presi1er' strauss. IN an address
briefly outlining tho erient OF the
project. nouned Mayor Mitchell that
all was IN readiness for the turning
Of water into no city mains Mayor
Mitchell accepted the system on be.
half Of tho city. Mayor MoClci.
ian expressed pleasure n, IN. com.
pietion Of project which Vas con.
sidered BY yartous conservative citi.
zens and essocla ions a n wild dream
tweive voars am
From tho Citv Us,, ,ho c,,v ON.
oiaIa e.-oi,v of1cioi. ana v,e.,. w.p,
a. 81. u,,,r r..o.,,,,. d. c.n,r,I
pork wb.ro u,vor s,,o,o, ,ur,o1 =
a,,ro, ,olo,.,,g I.AoL., ,v.,.r t,,o
= "a, ,o,r,o,, otrh,y' ,,,,. o., NJ,
1,h. 80. ,,,,,-,,s g. $50, -, zoo
o.. 49,. ~. -. a,.. =. o.,
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"a 60 ra,e...s,- . - 'T'e .s. '"o
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RI '''o p'', o''l's ""' '."s.u
VI "a"
IeduA illustrating the various giits or
water since tho beginning OF time. In
line also were tho Italian aocieties
o,,,,,.,,,. c,,,,,,,,,,,,. -, 49,, n..,-,,-
'''nS i"S' '"o ruo''o
schools Athletic League, the League
Of Foreign Born Citizens, American
Iunior Naval and Marina scout, ana
49,. - ~
''' ound OF Iuoi'c echooi NO sl'
under command OF Principal A. J.
Pugilese.
cHII DREN IN pIcrIIpEeoIIe
-
FNOIOSOG ANU EHILOSOe'
The pageant proper, consisting OF a
prologue and an cplloruc. was pre-
scptoj h,, cbldro, -, ,bo n. W.,
Ci,.,N ~ VI ,I' &c W.
Cl'n'on' N"e'sea' ltlV'rs'ue' Ehst o'th
street Ihonas Jefferson and Cor
lears HOOK fairgrounds and the
est zA'h street ana East o4th street
GymnaSlums. Many who have seen
the pageant suggest that II be re-
pcotrd IN othcr horougbs
r,,.,. So, -,,
"' P'".'suo p'cooH'h6 inc nVe ans
gorl'S ana epiloEue represents an In
dian village on Manhattan Island in
fhe month OF tho nIontipg moon In
llans ara seen nlantiny corn win
wooden hoes. Then foIIn,y we,rd cara
monIal dances and s,ipnIlrations for
rain "tb, ,,,I ,,,rt -, ,,n,a,. 80 -,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-09
SUFFRAGETTES
IN WHITE HOUSE
Hold Memorial Meeting for Mrs. 6ols.
sevian and Take Occasion to
Appeal TO President

UNITED Press Leased Wire Servicel
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-President
Wilson cut down on the oratory
planned by suffragettes just before
they assembled for their memorial
service in the east room of the white
house for Inez Milholland Boissevain
this afternoon
When the president learned there
were to be three or four speakers and
as many hundred suffrage workers in
the building he sent word to the Con-
gressional Union there could be but
one address.
The following memorial resolutions
were presented to the president:
I'VE ask you with all the fervor
and earnestness of our souls to exert
your power over congress in behalf or
the enfranchisement Of women In the
same way you have so successfully
used it on other occasions and for less
important measures. We are conh-
dent that II the president or the
United States declares that this act
of Justice shall be passed at the pres
emit session Of congress that IL VIII De
done. We believe further If he does
not ask it, it will not be done.
Another resolution reads: Ihe
death of this lovely woman symhohzes
the whole daily sacrifice the thous-
ands Of women have made ana are
making for the sake Of political free
dom. 1t has made vivid the constant
unnoticed tragedy Of prolonged Ell
fort for freedom that is acknowl-
elged lust, but still denied
"We desire to make known to You
MIR. President, our deep sense OF wrong
being inflicted upon women in max
ing them spend their best strength
and health to win freedom under
government that processes to believe
in democracy. There Is only one
cause for which it is right to FISK lie
and health. No price Is too high TO
pay for liberty. AS long as the h'es
of women are required, those lives VIII
b., given. But we beg OF you, MT.
President, so &c act that this ghastly
price will not have to be paid.
Certainly it Is grim irony tnat
republic should enact It.
Truly as you yourself have SAID
there is a great responsibility In nav
ing adopted liberty as our ideal, De-
cause we must illustrate in 1t what we
do We assure you, Mr.. President.
Won can illustrate it in no finer way
than py insuring immediate passage OF
the federal suffrage amendment
which embolies the mighty principe
for which Inez Milholland Bolssevaln
lay down her life"