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The Glenwood post., 1917-08-18

Germany and weakening that OF America
soldier boy? asked Lincoln When asker
approve courtnartal against deerer willie
agor encouraged him to desert must De
touched?'
The government saws vigorously with sackers who
conscrpon law But what OF these agtao
behind the respectable of college professors VINO are
immunity the Of their reasonabe work tna
even the mails? Are they to s
punishment the wakngs whom they encou
age resist the law7 E..
fathers and mothers will soon be 1acng
shall traitors AT nome
words doing all in their power to encou
age Germany slaughter of these American sons?
Lets get the terms straight
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-18
TO THE BOYS WHO WERE DRAFTED

HE writer OF this little boys has himself
American soldier and he is proud of that
life and he has fighting
of officers
will put like this: will simply tell you do e
going into the again. First go with
the rock-fm intention of whipping Germany
matter just like that Save that would certainly
Importance of anybody ese would believe possible
it meto myself to give Germany pariah
nation the licking that is going safe in world
democracy.
And the moment into service would resolve
that matter whether suited would very
strictly and to the letter That the magic phrase-t religion
OF the obey ordsA During the army who
that his motto could through term Of enlist
ment without having chance of being corporal or SER
geant major There commissioned Off
who will overlook the enlisted who
when promotion becomes And in this
ranks going to win commissions boys that
But Of the troop the battery or
whatever happens to be- cannot be advanced
right But be soldier much there is bound
up those three little words You after while
real dyednhewool American soldier gentleman
too However there is bound to be for you TO win
chevrons I've the hard for pro
otlon II he tried honoraby who of private spte
their bluff military officers like you the
skim they are quick to recognize and they hea glad
recognize the golden qualities Of gentleman in an
enlisted Remember that, tool
Also remember this service to FIGHT for vour
country and not to make soldering trades you are going across
the Atlantic for the whipping Germany and for no other
So long, boys and good luck the good God
of fathers bring back us-Hapsburg ebe Of the ve
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-18
CALL THE I. w. W. BLUFF

HE threat of widespread strike made over the signature Oh OIL
the industrial Workers of the World Is chalenge 10
should unheded There has already oen
tolerance of this organization and OF Its oclas Oh
should further dalance with
something principles effects criminal and traitor
conspiracy.
already been the western states far
much illegal violence against of the W.
this violence being exploited the fullest possible extent
in % public sympathy for its victims.
labor leaders and genuine labor unions fully realize
w a revolutionary political organization and have
seadasy lend support its criminal and tratoous
plans.
The ought long have stopped
while giving full freedom OF speech
action and lawful effort improve the cond
this had been done there would have been
has recently been exercised
the W. w. violence that is offensive to govern
men which is intended to suppress-Puebo
Chieftain.
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-18
LET'S GET TT STRAIGHT

WE have of for those fellows who about the
w country making ncar speeches. thus giving aid to Ger
and countenancng her her slaughter of Americans And
completely sympathy with those hide be-
hind respectable congressional corridors Washing
who give uerance these reasonable remarks That's why
have for Ben a who misrepresents the
districts Colorado that's why endorse
1.-THE following editorial from the Kansas City Star:
Lets the straight. Any America whether
he is college professor w w. who allies himself with
league for democratic CONTROL other organization whose
agtae peace' resistance the conscrpton law
lat time when America ally of Prussan auocracy
Ian enemy to democracy and traitor to America.
nstead of being ned alien enemies number this
enjoying the protection American institutions which they
would protect openly the the United
States while using its mails treason against it
The socaled Peoples Council No West Thirteenth street
New York. such organization the mails to collect
funds to its anAmecan work In the hour when
putting operation the machinery raise the
national army this enemy auxiliary urging sack oppose the
draft and proamng its readiness to give ega assistance" to
those who will follow its advice has the hardhood put into the
mails for the deliver the hands citizens regis
tered under the conscrpon circulars procamng its
Ito bring about the repeal of that law.
cat time when the is encounterng actual armed
resistance in Oklahoma from those weaheaded and weakened
whose baser instincts have been wrought by just
unpaoc counsel this and enemy ally bolster
ling such resistance with Of support with fancfu
great anwa meetings in cities throughout the
peace resolutions and Of national peace
|ton to be held in Minneapolis
There only applies to activities Of that charac
ter the results of which apparent in such the tele
graph wires carrying from Oklahoma 1t is nothing short of trea
the people OF the United States It
giving aid and comfort nations The who
this propaganda doing the work that
done by the "coppehes Of tho civil They strength
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-18
AN AGREEMENT TKAT MEANS BUSINESS

LAST and the steel manufacturers have come
agreement with something tangible basis The en-
made available for The price to
paid Federal Trade commission the un-
should reasonable profits The govern
mnt policy of that proposed by President Wilson IN MS
and interests of the country
Said he:
just price must of be paid for everything the
government buys By just price mean price which will
the industries concerned in high state of eicien
provide living for those who conduct them enable them
good and possible the expansions of their
enterprises which will from time to time become
the supendous undertakings of this develop
With such understanding this the atmosphere consd
eaby cleared Huge quantities of steel munitions
ships and into naval construction The situation has been
anything but satisfactory with uncertainty
of could be awarded With positive
that just profits will be guaranteed there and should speed
ing up
Haste of the utmost Importance if this
war and turn the present deadlock into victory
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-18

XX/HN officials convinced that world
plan presented by the pope other proposition
for that matter will actually result lasting and honorable
they should hesitate adoption of Up
this time little is known this country concerning the full
of the plan 1t might be all right and worthy of careful
sideraon And then again might be inspired by the Germans
with sinister effect its motive and that would be all
and unworthy of attention We would for
ascbe unworthy motives the church by which the plan
promulgated The desire for everywhere intense
tally with those nations like the United States that for
other than that they impossible
conflict Surely should favor reasonable and honor
be plan for but mark be both reasonable and
honorable.
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-18

G ONE time Frank Sweet chatting in Glenwood drug
~ with Kansas gentleman who while greatly with
Colorado nevertheless quite inclined California
Mr. Sweet said to this Jayhwker visitor Zone noticeable
difference between Colorado California that Colorado
few Of the ranches listed for sale while California
ranch orchard vineyard garden and nearly
ery listed with from dozen real estate agents. The
at realized the force the statement and remarked that
1.-THE residents of Colorado satisfied lot added
they had everything to make them happy AS place spend
money California is in class by herself but for making in
legitimate pursuits without waiting for outside suckers doesn't
begin compare with Colorado
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-18

EN- who have been walk office because they
1Vx Republicans period of idlene
Never history of the lines been
ly the present There neither Repub
Democratsus plain Americans and tnhos The Amer
sobery regardless party politics.
and the tnhons around circles their
will
the old lines firmly reetabshed it. indeed they
The who president by
brand elect defeat him. for influence and
has been succeeded by high patriotism which vastly BETTER
Greeley News
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-18

XxIAT will be the result declared between Germany
w and the entente allies this timer Will it lead
peace or will act only by of giving time the nation
responsible for and it's Of should all
welcome bona de effort toward bringing about condition
peace but will be forced present sgges
until assured that by Germany
purposes Let's make the offer
asted and with view OF bringing about genuine and lasting
and terms that are honorable tc all concerned.
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-18

VXIHLE have the demise Frank Little
w the and criminal leader of the Montana band of
w VS. do not believe that ynchng the best of rghtng
compelling loyalty to the country and it's laws 1t does
look like Little Just fishing baed his hook
and he landed just where would land
guilty of duplicating his conduct country he
made that the acts of and disorder brought
the W. W. will he tolerated. but the
federal ought take charge of these criminals and
wait public through
il the of Frank Little
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-18

VXIHEN fellow buys pair of shoes in these days and
w than the article
made wonder if the have quit wearing hides
any stops think
which the automobile industry has made
leather market past years. his declines
It's largely question of whether prefer share of the eath
automobile cushions shoes tootsies Take
choice.
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-18

vXIIT all the all produce
w will require the possible
III rdr that home e soldiers and allies do not uf
fer before another crop be produced.
ONT allow the German American conflict prejudice
you against those good citizens this country
nothing said
excellent people this country who emgrated
the land of their BIRTH and sought better
to that country and to those conditions they have since been
loyal They this country the better
opportunities which this country affords Those born c
adopted this their country willing
of land of
entitled to the treatment accord native born
citizens Those who untrue and doya to the land of their
choice deserving of the execaon and unless they
this which defended
should be invited make tracks other country The loyal
citizen all right and the unparotc of this
country not all Germans by any
POST good word Garfield county exemp
ton board which has assumed such tremendous responsibility
connection with the carrying out Of the draft rules The
position and tedious 1t weryng the physical and
CRATES senstes
called Uncle Sam this hour Of need
tive instructions by which they be governed while they
allowed little latitude they deviate much from the
straight mapped them follow No doubt many
they would like govern their actions by their sympathies but
serious obligation them and they realize that this
be fought and sympathy and that their first duty
to their country However much they might personally desire to
soften their decision and be their oahs
public officers This when personal patriotism should hold
these gentlemen will be sought exemptions for those who
bring valid why they should in the defense
Of their country The looking to c. D. Hubbard
W. Fve and E. Horan worthy and loyal citizens and officers
this county that justice and have faith in these
gentlemen and believe that they will do their patriotic duty
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-18

D UNSENT for lynching W. W. leaders should be made
cific Laweness is deporabe and to be condoned
Organized labor should take strong stand against it it
nching who preach the doctrines of working
and who defy all law Shall those who lynch W W. be reprmand
ed admoned slapped the wr' Or shall all of and
awlessn which found in reasonable plots
against Surely organized labor which properly
denounes nchng should dnounce anarchy and
represented by Haywood and W.-Bouder Camera
The Glenwood post., 1917-08-18

II. HESE momentous which making
before In these when calling
country forth and uphold the flag
the nation find who ready and willing
many graspng the fimsy
their country There denying the fact that it
pleasant contemplate possibilities months
remains that if this country be saved
democracy young it. We need this time
era hundred thousand young respond Here
Uncle Sam, take me- .,s. .~,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-08
FOURTEEN MEMBERS WE'RE
PICKED BY KAISER
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Tn ternatioual News Service.
COPENHAGEN, Aug. S.-The Il
new members of the German gov
eminent were picked personally by
the kaiser and their official actions
will directly reflect the kaiser
views, says a dispatch received here
from Berlin today. a large section
Of the press is attacking the new
Corners in the government for va
rious reasons. but among the leaders
of the various political factions
there is an evident desire to wait a
while before supporting or opposing
them.
Certain of the socialist and social
democratic papers accuse all Of the
new officials Of being bureaucrats,
while the Pan-German press charges
them with favoring a policy which is
"antagOnistic TO expansion Of the
empire.
Two Avenues OF Action.
The two chief avenues Of action
for the reorganized government
which will be watched closely by
the German peoples are:
achievement toward peace.
C2)-Institution OF constitutional
reforms in the empire
II is a conspicuous fact that a
number of prominent German
statesmen. who are acknowledged
leaders of the reform movement and
who were spoken OF for places in
the reOrganized German cabinet are
missing
one of the central figures in the
cabinet who is coming in for abuse
from almost every quarter. is DR..
Helfferich, the vice chancellor. who
retains the Office he held in the old
government. The Pan-Americans
are attacking him as a friend Of
England; the socialists are accusing
him Of being a bureaucrat; and the
liberals and social democrats
charge him with representing the
very essence Of Prussianism. He is
a man of great power.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-08

from Denmark and Holland.
We see nothing of them; they
let them spoil. as has happened
with SO many supplies already say
the Germans. adding That is the
fault OF the Jews OF the Algimex
The Germans assert that none but
Jews are attached 10 that body and
that they do business together and
help their friends 20 nice little ca
reers. for which purpose they are
exempted from military service But
10 answer the question as il was
meant-England must console her
self for losing first place in the mat
ter Of being hated. America now
stands az the top The explana-
ton Of the Intervention Of America
is generally this-America was
afraid that England would not win
and was then alarmed about her
ammunition orders That is why
she came in; but also because she
wanted 20 sit 80 the green table
when peace negotiations came on"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-08
MUST ASSURE A
GREATER EMPIRE
kA|SER'S STAND
Tells President of ReiChStag
People Are Firm Behind
Government For Dec
Iaration of Peace.
Bv Agence Radio 10
International News Sc

DN AEeuCt RADIO 10
International News Service.
BERLIN. via Zurich, Aug. s.
Emperor William has sent the fol-
lowing response TO a telegram from
DR.. Kaempf, president OF the reich
stag:
Accept my warmest thanks for
your telegram of devotion by which
YOU expressed on the occasion of the
day cOmmemOrating August fourth
in the name of the empire the I'M
shakable resolution Of the German
people. The spirit, which three
years of warfare revealed in un-
perishable manner the soul of the
German people united for the i'm
mense sacrifices this warfare de-
mands, continues to live today
among us. Ii has shown itself afresh
in recent days i'm the heroic combats
which our greatest strategists. in
the midst of the heaviest attacks,
became masters Of the situation, as
we'll as at home where the popula-
tiOn perseveres with great courage
despite cares and privations. work
ing with great success for the army
as | have just seen i'm eastern Prus-
STA where new life is developing.
In weighing the determination
shown by our population in the last
three years. / am convinced that we
shall surmount every obstacle with
out fear Of differences Of opinion
that have arisen in the interior, and
We shall hold firm until a peace
which guarantees the future and
greatness of our country is assured
in "A happy manner"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-08
GRANT TENTATIVELY
RATE REIMBURSEMENT
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International News Service:
WASHINGTON. Aug. S.-The in
terstate commerce commission to-
day tentatively proposed a general
readjustment of freight rates be
tween points i'm. Texas and oklahoma
and shreveport. La, and points i'm
Kansas Increases viii be general
liz the plan is carried through. II is
proposed that mileage scale
ranging from % cents for five miles
TO Sill for 600 miles he substituted
for the existing chaotic system built
on the differential plan without any
general rule The proposal. an
outgrowth Of the Shreveport rate
case and designed partly 10 clear
up disputed points i'm that decision.
will be subject to attacks by ship
pers and railroads az a date 70 be
set later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-08
ALL SET FOR Bic
FROL|C THURSDAY
Committees Meet and Report
City Firmly Back of
Event For Soldiers.

While South Bend is endeavoring
10 show its attitude of cooperation
toward members Of the third regi-
ment, quartered at Leeper park, the
soldiers themselves are doing their
bit in preparing for the big frolic,
which will be held at the camp
Thursday night at o'clock. We'd
nesday. members Of the three COM
panies quartered at the park sold
$24l worth Of tickets. They expect
TO rid themselves of the balance of
the 500 taken as their share by to-
night.
Members Of the committees inter-
ested met Wednesday morning at
the American Trust Co, with Capt.
Elmer ID. Rex of headquarters COM
pany. Col Freyermuth was unable
10 attend the session. \ committee
composed Of Charles Herr. +. ID.
Stephenson and Harry Wheelock
from the Rotary club reported that
the club would do its part in assur-
ing the success of the event, but
that their cooperation would in ITO
way affect the permanent company
fund which proved such boon 70
the boys last year on the border.
Clear Streets Thursday.
Streets will be cleared, lights in
stalled and platforms and booths
erected Thursday morning, and all
will be in readiness for the big
frolic long before s o'clock Thurs
day night. Weather conditions
promise to be ideal. and from the
reports made wednesday, there will
be an abundance of ice cream, cake
and other refreshments, which will
be on sale during the evening.
Miss Mary Leeper, with her COM
mittee. composed of the Misses Edna
Place, Helen Booth. Jane Smith,
Laura Harris, Marjorie Daily, Mrs.
+. +. Herring. Mrs. James A. Jude
and Miss jeanette Jude, conferred
with Miss Beatrice Wolfe, chairman
OF the Dining Club committee We'd
nesday morning and compared re-
ports on donations of cakes and
cookies for both the Thursday frolic
and the Saturday bake sale. Ar
rangements were made for a guard
and bugler Saturday.
The young women also volunteer
ed To make bed sacks and 10 pro-
vide lunch boxes on the day of de
parture for the boys who leave for
cantoument camp in Mississippi.
over a thousand tickets have al
ready been disposed OF. Mishawaka
is expected TO take about 500 this
afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-08
MISSION
IN WASHINGTON
to Report Findings in
Russian Town to PreS't
Wilson Today.
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International News Service
WASHINGTON. Aug. S.-Headed
by Chairman Elihu Root, the Amer
lean mission TO Russia returned TO
Washington early today and pre-
pared TO report at once To PRIEST
Wilson.
The delegation reached the city al
1925 from Chicago and after dust
ing off travel stains. was ready for
a conference at the white house AZ
( o'clock this afternoon.
All members of the mission, with
the exception of Charles r. Crane.
returned. Those who were greeted
by friends at the Union station in
Guided besides Mr. Root. Gen. Scott.
Admiral Glennon. James Duncan,
Charles +. Russell and John r.
Mott, with their secretarial stats.
The mission was met officially by
the Russian ambassador and two OF
his secretaries. Samuel GOmpers and
a delegation of labor representatives.
men from the state department and
the usual secret service detail.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-08
u. S. Succeeds England
as Germans Most Hated
International News Service.

International News Service.
LONDON, July 22.-CBy Mail TO
New York, Aug. s. - The United
States is now The most 'unstrafed"
country among the Germans. ac-
cording 10 a writer in the London
Times. The writer neutral
who has just recently returned from
Germany. Who're he lived for a long
time is writing a series OF i'm
pressions' for The Times At the
conclusion Of his article Of the food
situation ne says
ION my return from Germany
someone asked me. Whom do the
Germans abuse most?' lie meant
which country do the Germans say
the worst things about. I answer
ed: They abuse the Algimex most
The Algimex Is the central body
which trades with foreign countries
and looks after the distribution ar
home There is not a German who
believes anything about the great
imports which are said 10 take place
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-08
WOMEN'S LETTERS ARE
HELD IN MILLIONAIRE
SP0RTSMAN'S DEATH
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International News Service
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Aug. &.-Letters
from his first wife. his second wife,
and another woman figured today i'm
the mystery surrounding the death
of Jordan Wheat Lambert, million
aire sportsman. who was found shot
TO death in his apartments yesterday.
a few lines of philosophy" pen
ned in a woman's hand, and differing
from the handwriting of his wives.
said:
AS long as a man is infatuated
with a woman. he does not fear the
eve Of the multitude or the tongue Of
gossip or anything that is IN heaven
or earth, save that he may get her.
Police believe that they we're
written ~ the mysterious woman,
whose phone call TO the apartments
resulted i'm the discovery Of Lam
bert's body.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-08
MEDlCS RATS IN RUINS
OF FALSE TEMPLE SAYS
OSTEOPATH INSTRUCTOR
International - -


COLUMBUS. o.. Aug. S-EXcept-
ing only the specialist and surgeon,
DR.. NJ A. Lane. instructor in biol
ogy in the American school Of Os-
teopathy at Kirksville, No. today
compared medical practitioners 20
rats scurrying restlessly beneath
the ruins OF a false temple Of medi-
cal science, i'm addressing the
American Osteopathic association, in
convention here. He said medical
practitioners were only more re-
fined body, growing out OF the am
cient medicine men
DR.. W p Meacham. president %
the association. said the human body
was a complete mechanism for re-
peIliug disease. and that the value
OF osteopathy lay in stimulating this
machine into action without the use
o. drugs
As many osteopaths as the gov
eminent wants viii 30 furnished for
service in France officials said to-
day