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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-18

Mrs. Mary E. Curtis, 103 North Ninth
street, Saturday afternoon fell off the
back porch at her home and dislocated
her left shoulder. She is getting along
nj
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-18

The Royal Neighbors' Aid Society
will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
j. S. Booth and Mrs. L. P. Clemens at
the home Of the former, 2l0 North
First avenue
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-27
81 Naac
Nngfblid) bon Ocll Silli=
itas befebt,
Marid) aus 9mblatt
begott1tett.
Biidof BON 3atatetas ans Der
Saft entlaiien.


Gine 9epeidc aus Gl 9saIO
,neloct, @illa llabe 81 Bale beiett,
nadbem es bon Der Eeribins'Idjen
Sruppcn gcranmt iuor6cn lei. TN
sefGbr bnn0ert fliidten0e yeluogmer
ans Der Gplpnia Gnblan iinS in gD=
Immbiis, u. d., eineeiroffen. 9ie
Garran5iitas baben angebiid 1900
Niaun nadJ Gl Bale geidift.
@ie ans Naibington gemelSsi
lpirb, 1T @illa bnrdJ gniunta uilS
Rnbio, nngefabr neitnsig Meilen
iiblid ppn 81 @allc, gesangen nno
nann iueiter nad) Norben at iltar-
idiert. Gr ioa MIR taniemb Nanll
bei iid) aebabt ba6en. 9iesmlars
srnppen limb BON chihuahua nadj
Dem Nprbiueiten seid)idt, nm ben
Gampi gegen lin ailfsmnebmen,
General syraneiscp Wsmrgnia fiibri
lelbit ben Sefebl iiber bieie S'rrr-
pen. SieIelde ScpeidJe nlelOet audi,
Mlla leioe Rnnsel an Mnnition,
bod fam inan bieien pon ben Gar
ransiitas fommenben Serid]tcm nidJi
franelt.
slms 81 Eaio iuiro gentelSet,
baf bcate Murgem nnIere Srnppen
GplDnia Snblan berlaiIen baben.
StaatSiefretar Gaming fat bei
ser mcrifanilden @esieritag Erotcil
sesen Die &eftimm,ing ciiiselegt,
baf alle Wfinen, oeren getrieb midi
bis smm IA. ssebrnnr begonnen ieien.
funfissiert iuerSen folltcn.
Ger 8iidof BON 3aeateeas II.
BON ben GarranSiItas ans oem We'
iangnis entlaiIea.
Cine 9elepboitbotlhafi, OH
non Dem Srieoensrid)ter S5agan III
slripaco, slri5ona. absclanOt iii
meloet, onB in jener gegelio cir
&f 5ipilden merifaniifen Soloa.
ten uno amerifaniIhen GomboDs In
Gauge 1T, Der lhon ben gansell Gao
gebauert bat. Die GoDbops iollel
perilbt baben, ibr Sieb bon Der
0rense 5il treiben lillb bic Oferifa-
ner iollen Damn 6egonnen babell
auf iie su ihieBen. Die Gopbops 90
gen Ii1 Suriif uno lpiiroen oard
Soloaten bon Der Utah 8aoalerie
perIt1rft, oie bas seuer Der Merifa.
ner ertpioerten. Spatere 9fahrid-
ten lneloen, 6aB Der aanpf poriibei
5ei ilno feine @efabr elmer Grneue.
rung Desielben beltebe aripaco lieg1
m Ser @reil5e.
General Yablo 0Dnsales IL
in Ssnares einsetroffen. Gr mira
ppu bort ans NIT 800 Wiann mad
ser Golomia 9nblan seben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-27

NndtrGglide Nittrilmnscn iiber
sie Sample bel gerbnn meloen, baf
oic Mngriffe Der 9emtid)en NIT nn-
sebenfer Strait anssefibrt iuar6en
nnb eaf bic 9entiden nid)t nnr
heim Sigel 304, lonbern aud beim
Soten Nannes Siigel nnb bci
gbpronrt Serrain eroberten. Die
Jranso5en madjtcn aakeroroentlidj
itarfe Wegenansriffe, DOn oenen bic
Oeittide1 bebanpten saf lie erfolg-
fog bliebem, ipGbrenb bic fyransolen
meI0en, 6aF ale Deriorcnen SteGnn-
gen bis anf cine snriifse,uonnen
luirben !. Die syrnn5Dlen bebampten
and, bic Seiitidwn batten iinsebenre
yerlnftc acbabt, Dir Sample 6aner-
ten, ben Barrier 8eridjten at ssOlse,
Die sansf ytaht onrd.
Rad cinrr gead)ridjt aus geprfolf
in girginien 1T Is jrtt Ueiuikbeit
stipprben, ban bas oentld)e aaper-
fGif5 pber bic oentldjen &aper-
l4iffe, bic ibre fibnen Eaten i'm
S66 AtIantiiAen Dsean perri6tc-
TN, nidJt serit5rt ipnrben; 6enn iie
btfinben iiA jett, ,pie bie Depdde
btbanptet, i'm Norb AHantiIden
Csean. Die ensiiidjen Striessidiffe
I'm Nor6 Mhantil@eu DScnn bat-
ten na& alien Nidtnngen Fin @or-
nnrgen bor ibntn ausgefAidt. Die
beuffAen Sdjifft befGu6en fid I'M.
gefdbr 200 @eiieu fabf;@ nsn Der
Ginfnbrt 5u ber Gbeiapeafe Bah. -
Daft be Semtidjen &apcriAiffe, tuenn
81 mebrerc SeritIben 8itbt, iiidt ser
ftSrf finb, 1T mol ais fMer nnsn-
nebmtn; bonn ionit ipiirben mir
l6Jon mebr iibtr lire 3erit6rans ge-
b6rt babem. Cb Sic eagliI6en
&rifssl@iffe aber nit Ser Htbanp-
ting rtdt baben, 6af fie i'd jeti
I'M Npro Atlnntildtn C5ean 6s-
finSen, idleint immer9im nod 5luei.
ftl1aff. Die enelifdkn ariegsIdiffc
baden abnlidc faIfdje Alarmnadj.
ridten idon in Maiie ansgeIAidt.
Sic ieben befanntIidy iiberaa Ue-
Ipeniter bon bemtiAen ltntericebps.
ten uHb Gaperihiffen.
2prb 8rbee, Der friibere engliidlc
Iotidafter in @aibingtom, fiiblt iid
jett aiidj beranlakt, ieine Mniidjten
iiber bic Wernidtnng OerSiirfei, ,uie
lie bic AIiieften anf ibr Truaramm
geiett baben, 81 seben. ysatiirlid
1T er fir brren gernidtnns. 9is
letteu fiinf SabrbnnOerte Der tiir.
fifden Weldidtc berlangten iie, er'
Hart er. Die Siirfei lei iiber'
ban3t ffin 3eidl; oas beitise tir'
Hide 0ebiet lei BON einem fleimen
85Iferitamm onrdj Grobermma rr.
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@abl=Wotis.
sln Die bemtId amerifaniiden
Wiiraer.

Seber beutlb amerifaniidler 8iir-
ger miro oringenb aufgeforoert, iei-
lie aopfiteuer (Eoa Tar) nor Gnoe
oieies Wonats 5li be3ablen.
slls 2anoesbiirger lit es unlere
EfIiht, 6ies 5u ttI Inn an ben forn-
menben 0ffenilihen 8ablen als
GfuImabl, Gfaotpabl, 8onbnusga-
be zines Golileuns, Hrobibitions-
gorlage llno anbere, oie iiniere per-
ionlide syreibeit uno gfehte beoro-
ben fonnten, ,ins su beteiligen. lin
bieIelbeit oli ipabreil miro ein bar
moniides, enereiides 3uiamnen.
iuirfen notig tperoen.
8erar GoMntn 2ofal.WerbanS.
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gtemer : Wotis.

Staats- Mmo Gomntb.Stenern fir
bas Sabr 1916 ani @rmnS- nnS
perI6nlides Gigentnm, miiiien bis
sum 81. Sannar 1917 an ben
5tener Solicitor Sobn q. Bitter
entridjtet iuerben, NM sic 3abInng
einer Strafe nnb Soften bon 10 lsro.
sent, Die anf peri6nlides Gisentnm
erlp6en iuerbem, at bermeioen.
Games st. Oapis,
gouttb .Wtd1ter.
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&nr5e lleberlitlt.

{ Die 9Gmpfe bei Ser0nn
oanern all. ioerip0e
. geadridyfen laiitu bic Gage nod
nid)t flar erftnneu.
Der beittlde staiier feicrt
.sieinen WehnrtstGg.
/; 9eutIdJe& &aperidifie lpllcn iidl
I: i'm 9tDrb 9ltlantiId)en Gsean
ssbefinben.
Die GmglGnber meloen Gr-
folge iiber bic Siirfen PEI
@itr(M MntGra.
Die 1iotteu Der Gntente
iuolen eiaen semeiniamen
&f gegeu bic llnterieebpptc
Der gentruInt6dte beginnem.
: gspm Berlin ans iuer6en na-
here MiitteilMnsen iiber ben
Mngriff 6entidlrr Sdiffe anf
sic Diffiite GnslanOs ber0f-
frntlid)t.
Qor6 8rpee erflGrt iid fir
Sic gernid,tnng Ser siirfei.
Der rniIii4t Staatsrat 1T
iett b6llig reaftionar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-27

m0rDen. yIS Do VHglaHO Dle IHel=
! item iciner lueltlueiten geiibnngen
bnrdJ ct1Das 9lmberes ais bnrd) Gr=
obernng eripprben batte! l1n0 omrdJ
bie blmtiglte, abIdenlidJite nno
! brttalTte Grobertng in ben meiiten
1FaIlen! 8rpee, bpr Senl mir friiber
ale ,ppdadjtmng gebabt baben, fat
Hid ipGbrenb Der 3eit bieies arie-
| ges sit eiaem 10 blin6en 6anatifer
IenttDifelt, Der alles, aber audi alles
Igitt beift, mas bpn Gnglanbs Seite
ansgebt, baf 1niere 6odadtnms Dpr
linn l6ngit perIdumnoen lit muO oak
mir in tim nidr mebr einem lelbits
itGnSiger 9enfer ieben, iDnoern eli
men aeinen HarteiflGffer, Der oie-
ienigen nnfallt, bic ibm BON ieinen
Serren n. Meiitern beseidjnet luer-
ben. 3ur 3eit, ais Gnslan0 init
| Der @ernidtnng Ser Sirfei nid)t
einDeritani1ben iuar, uiir6e 8rgcc
geladjt babcn, iuenn Semanb bic
3trit6r,tng bieies Sanbes anf
/ grnnb Der fiinfbnn6ertjabrisen 0t-
! lldidte oesieIben berlangt hattie.
| llnb oamnIs 1errIdjte in Der @er-
ipaltnng Der Siirfei nod cine
5danbmirtidnft. 9amnls eriitierten
| bort npd tatladjlidJ mittelalterli-
| DE 3nitGnbe, oamals lebten Die DRIFT
|Iihen geippbner Der siirfei mod
I'm barter 1tnterorifnng mnb iteter
| Wefabr. 9as lit alles anbers ge'uor-
ben. 0eitte iinb bic 3uitGnSe in Der
Snrfci MODERN nm6 oas, iuDriiDer
Bruce nit dJriitlid)er .mnb iittlider
Gntriiitnns ipridjt eriitiert nidt
mebr. glber bemtc itebt bic giirfci
amf Geiteu Der Wesner Gnslanbg,
| Gente lit Gnglanb Der Trennb 9inR-
lambs mn6 fat Die Siirfei an bieies
| 9cspotcnlanb perldadert, in Dem
| 3mitGnbe berridjen, iuie lie idlimmer
ME in Der Siirfci eriitiert 6abcn.
Seutc lit Der srpfe Staatsredtslef-
rer Srpee fir bic @ernihtnms Der
Il y1frfPf
ma,, ~.~,;n a,,s "a. ;,.,+ -, w.-
| ridJt iiber ben glmgriff 6entider
Griegsidiffc amf bic Ditfiiffe eng
!! lambs, Iii6lidl pon Qp,pestoft, por.
j Der Nerid1t lagt: gyabrenb ser geadjf
, Rom Is. auf SEN 26. Sar,,ar bran.
acn fleiuere beutIdle GrieasSdiffe
| in Sic enaIifdleu WeipGiSer Sii6lidl
BON Qpuestpft, an Scr Citfaite Gna-
| IanSs, Elm. nm feinblidle Tatronil-
Ienboote nnb bprgeidobenen Tu-
ten, hon benen man in Berlin &C
| bSrt hattie, ansnareifen. Sic BETA.
men fein eiu5iees feinolides Tabr.
3eng III ieben nno beidoiIcn bie
ctipas iptiter na1 Siiben 81 geltae.
men Wefeitigmngen, bic re 6nrdj Ma.
| feten crbellten. Nfan bemcrfte, BAT
me5rere Der WeIdoffe, fuclde bic
9Drpeoobopfe iparfen, einldlnBen.
| Die 0enf6em frafem anf benz Slid.
mcgee NIT feinen fcinoliden Sdtf-
Ten aniammen uno febrten an ibren
Mnsfnbrtspnntt iider 5nriid.
| Wie ans Qpnbon aeme(bet wirb,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-27

Granfrei6 in 9e5ug auf Die Si6er-
belt Ger inn S6iibengraberfrieg ge-
nabten @efangenen eine beihe Sci
ten befrieoige1toe 2oillng gefllnoen.
Seit langerer 3eit proteItierte
1eutl6lano befanntlid gegen Die @e-
lppbnbeit fra1r5oliI9er &olnntalloeil=
re, ibre @efangenen I'M Sseuerbe-
reid 3n lulien llnb iie 10 Der 8efobr,
bon Sen @ranaten Der eige1ell
2anpslellte 5errilien ou iperoen, aus
suIeben. sluf fratlsoliifer Settle
al1tnortete man nit @ege1belbllloi=
gllngelL oaB oelltihe gefeblsbaber
oblllid) nit BEN bon ibnen einge=
brad)ten @efangellen perfabren nno
auf beiben Seitell fpanbte lllan lib
an oie nelltralen gertreter 5lm Gin
lbreiten bei Der feinblid)en 9fegle=
rultg. Die gern1ittlung bot oieier
Gage, ipie perlalttetk 5ll einen for=
mellen slbfonlme1 gefiibrt, oas cine
sSortoalter Der geriigten Gerloltnille
lulnrogli1 rnaht
slls @eipeis filr Die beutlde Be
bnuptnng, haB I'M Sabre 1887 gng=
lnl1o nitt entldloIlen fpar, lid) Dem
Durdnari6 bllrb @elgien I'M Safe
zines arieges 5tpilden Srallfreid
uno Ieutlblano 5l lpioerieseiL mel
DIE gebauptrng in Der pergangeneil
@obe bon Ser britii6ell &egierung
beitritten ipltroe, peroffentlidt Die
balbalntlihe 9sprDoentlbe 3eitllng
| cine allsfiibrli6e sSnbaltsangabe bon
BreBfonlrieiltaren llno aleuBerungen
bon engliI1en Stnatsmalnlerrl aus
jener 8erioDe. 9ie S5altllng oieier
angefiibrten Stellen, Die slils5iige
aug einer Gebe @laoltones entbaitell,
belpeiien aenlaB iener 3eitnng, Dob,
Ials I'M Sabre 1887 Gin arieg 5iDi-
lben Deutid)Iano uno sSranfreid
nrobte, ioipie aub Dabreno Der fol-
ge1oen Sabre es Die BoIitif Der bri-
tii6eit &egierung ipar, oaB Die Der
tragsperpflibtllngen Gnglanos oas-
iel6e nidt 5pdngen im Safe elmer
SSsnpaiiol 9elgiens oas Sduert 81
5ieben, porallsgciebt, OaB nadJ Dem
ariege 0as 2allo mieoererltattet mer=
ben tpiiroe. Die 3eitilnger 5ieber
ben SbluB, bob 81 gegifn oes iesi-
gen arieges England Die Snpaliou
8elgiers als eile @eiegenbeit be-
griiBte, NIT 9eutl6laito arieg al,-
5ufangen oulto Damn Dor Der gall5eu
@elt bie ltnperleblide Seiligfeit bon
gertrdgen ouspolaunte: 9iad ge-
sllgrabme alf Die praftiiben SblnB.
folgerltngen, Die 0eltI1lalfo, 5iel)en
nlllB, fGbrt oas 9latt fort. ygs III
cine llnbaltbnrc Stelllina Die e
England errloglid)t, IN millfiirli6er
8eiie entipeoer Die Yerantlportnna
| fir ben Sdub Der belgilden gtell-
tralitdt all5uerfennen ooer cine iol-
de tpeg5llleugnen. Geutidlano be,
bari einer Sideriiellung segen oie
Ofoglidfcit, Dab 8elgien oas slns-
faastor gegen 9eutlhlano bleibt
bos gnglailo nad geliebcn offner
ooer iblieBen FAM, lei es nod ben
Often ober nnd) Dem g9eltell, ie mad
@eoarf Des 9lilgenblifs
I
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SdliueineId)ladten in Ser Saae
ser Sermamsiobne am SontItag
Ii. SSonlltog, ben 81. II. %. sSanar.
@ellfleildL 8ellpurft llno @urit-
flippe. gtur fir Sernannsiobne.
sSeben Sonntas Selifateiien Counter
I'M Spcilesimmer nit musgeip1blten
Safen.
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HeiIenbe inter iidD.

,g9ei ser sSirma S6uI5e & 60:
lieB mid Der Gbef iiber cine Stnnoe
peraebIid I'M @oiltor iuarteit enolifl
horte id) einen 9ritt -
mNo, 10, BLOB sebort2~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-27
Die Meformatoren poll

- We NeT0TTfluIUTeIl UUIl ~NtFl'
Tirailliell beabiidtigell, ita6Oen tie
oeil Staat trofcn gelegt, cine 9ill
in Ser 2egisIatllr ourh5upeitideil,
ourcb lpelhe bas 3allden BON Gi-
aaretten ebenlo pie Der gelis bon
Gigaretteil nit elmer @eloltrafe bon
ie So beltraft meroen ioll SSns fper-
oen sic &erlc nod)iteils perhieteny
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12
IDEAL SHORT, SLENDER FIGURE

Short, slender women will find in the models
designated for them priceless comfort in the
free modelling of the hips, in the light and
plant materials used, in the gentle molding of
the waist to a more perfect line-giVing the
appearance of a fuller bust. Our stock will
care for the needs Of this figure at prices rang.
ing from $500 to $500.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12
IDEAL SHORT, HEAVY FIGURE

The smaller waist silhouette, so greatly to
be desired in the short, heavy figure. can
readily be attained in the Gossards designed
for this type. These models support the flesh
at the back so that it always rests in the cor
set, and eliminates the broken figure line at
the bust so commonly seen in figures of this
type Garments for this figure are carried in
our stock in complete run of fabrics, styles
and prices.
her width-provide for her figure-future by
starting her now in scientifically designed
Gossard Misses or Junior model, moderately
priced at from $3.50 to $3.50.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12
IDEAL TALL, HEAVY FIGURE

Gossard designers have shown infinite skill
in corseting the tall, heavy figure, distributing
the flesh, supporting the full bust and abdomen,
reducing the hips and molding the whole figure
to slighter lines, giving the appearance OF
greatly reduced weight. There are thirty spe-
cial models designed for this type, at prices
ranging from $500 to $500.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12
IDEAL sHoRT.WAIsTED FIGURE

Many woman's figure, otherwise perfect,
is married by too short waist These new
Gossard long -gored, cleverly cut models have
eliminated worry for women OF this type
they are marvels of perfection in both mater
ials and design, and provide most cleverly an
improvement in the short-Waisted figure We
have these models in every fabric and at every
price.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12
IDEAL AVERAGE FIGURE

We carry an exceptionally complete stock OF
models for this type-over thirty, in fact. We
recommend especially model 241 at $500 and
model STA at $500. Others at the price you
wish to pay-from $2.OO to $500.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12
IDEAL TALL, SLENDER FIGURE

Because the tall, slender figure is so difficult
to fit comfortably, Gossard has designed spe-
cal numbers for this type, lightly boned over
the hips and combining, most delightfully."- the
advantages Of comfort and style Models 2G3
and &C are especially good at $3.50 and $3.50
respectvely-these being, of course, supple
mented by number of other models in a vari-
ETY. of materials and prices.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12
A G0SSQrd is so
Easy TO Put On .
IDEAL Observation-Disclosures
FIGURE:

The typical French figure, which is large
above the waist, may be fitted in variety of
Gossard models, each of which cleverly &C
cents its charms. Ample fulness at the back
confines the full shoulder blades and gracefully
curves the bust into smartly defined waist
line. Models for this figure are available from
our stock at prices from $500 to $500.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12
IDEAL CURVED BACK FIGURE

The curved-back figure needs corrective
corset. Gossard has designed for this figure
a complete selection of models in variety o.
prices each of which will accomplish reduc-
ton of the lower back without undue pressure
or restraint If your figure requires a cor
rective corset our graduate corsetiere will lc
more than pleased to serve you.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12
IDEAL LARGE-BELOW-T THE WAIST
g FIGURE

Women who are large below the waist do not
require made to-order cOrsets since Gossards
came These scientifically designed models
confne and reduce the thighs, distributing the
flesh in better proportion and giving the APP
pearance of a fuller bust Elastic inserts al
low the long skirt to give freely to the move
ments of the body. Our corsetiere can fit you
at the price you wish to pay.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12
c0ssARD MISSES AND JUNIOR
MODELS

It is essential that the growing girl be cor
rectly corseted during those important years
of development which lie between girlhood anu
womanhood Insure her height ny guardlns
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-12
There Are NINE IDEAL Figure Types
Which is Yours?

One of the types illustrated counterpart of yourself properly
% ana TINS desirable result obtained through the of
the 'oar model especially designed for your particular figure Gadu-
trained the osard school, selecting the
IT DESIRED or in fitting it, if you prefer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-18
CONSTITUTION STILL INTACT.

Those citizens, in office and out, who
profess to be alarmed by the broad DOW
ers exercised by the government today
might do well to ponder the address de,
liyered on this theme by Charles f.
Hughes to the American Bar associa.
ton.
The government, for present pur
poses, consists of congress and the
president The government is engag
ed IN carrying on great war. II is en-.
uoWed with the warmaking power by
the constitution. And Mr.. Hughes re
minds the critics that the power ia
wage war IS the power to wage war slic
cessiully.' Congress is authorized 10
raise and support armies" and 10 "ngo.
vide and maintain navy" That in.
Guides the power to conscript men If
conscription is necessary to insure vic.
tory. II Includes the power also 70 nro.
vide supplies for the army and navy
by whatever sort Of taxation. industrial
organization, commercial regulation
ETC. may prove to be necessary.
The president has been charged with
O''V'u4Hs MS powers more than con.
sless has. And strangely enough. il is
chiefly congressman who have brought
the charge According to Mr.. Hughes
lawmakers ought to know better The
constitution invests the president with
the sole command Of the army and
navy raised and maintained by congress
congress has no power to interfere with
the president as commanderin.cbief
lie cannot be controlled by anv con.
Bressional council entailing a division
oil authority on responsibility"
Ihe army may be used. Mr.. Hughes
adds, wherever the war is being carried
on There is no doubt Of the constitr.
uonality Of using it in Europe. Both
president and congress, so far at least
nave acted with strict legality STbe
good old constitution is not in danger
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HEARST DISLOYALTY.

or all the disloyalty thrust at the
public, that put out by William r.
Hearst through his various publications
is the most extensively circulated and
the most dangerous both because of its
appeal to passion and prejudice and its
cleverness. Hearst hires able brains 10
do his work, whether it is for good or
for evil. and he shrinks from no methods
that will hammer in his propaganda.
Compared with his work for the enc.
my. all the spouting pacidsts and pro.
Germans and all the other disloyal pens
might fairly be called negligible. More.
over, he is not vulnerable to ordinary
attack or exposure. Newspaper men
know him to be singularly devoid Of
nerves or emotions. But even he can be
reached. That was proved when. after
the Mckinley assassination. it looked
for some time as though an indignant
public would hold him and all his work
taboo II is not at all unlikely that this
condition may arise again, for when the
casualty lists arouse the American peo.
pie 10 the importance of the work they
have undertaken, such cynical preach.
ers of treason will not escape the wrath
Of the sufferers
At that time, Of course Hearst will be
found among the loudsst shouters for
patriotism and an effective waging Of
the war-just as he will be ready to
make another somersault should public
discomfort arise from unexpected set.
blacks.
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PAGE THREE
SOCIALISTS AT STOCKHOLM
REGRET SWEDE DISGRACE
Declare Nations Fortunes Are In
Hands Of Wrong Men.

Stockholm, Sept. 1S.-The socialist
parade yesterday was not a particularly
imposing demonstration. heavy show.
ers preventing a large turnout. A ban.
ner borne at the head of the parade
contained the motto, Down with Sc
cret diplomacy" Other banners indi
Gated the parade might be interpreted
as a peace demonstration as well as
an election procession.
At a meeting which was attended by
$4,000 socialists, the following resolu-
tion was passed:
Events Of the last few days show
how the leading circles OF Germany
ruthlessly have misused the careless
confidence Of the two Swedish conserv.
ative governments which directed the
policy of Sweden during the war period.
IAN these meetings, therefore. en-
phasize the determination to maintain
a correct attitude which is felt by all
the Swedish people We realize with
indignation and humiliation that our
good name has been jeopardized by the
conduct of a few men. Obviously the
nations fortunes cannot continue in
the hands Of these few men who favor
such systems and methods"
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uted by water. Crops from the west
destined for the eastern market could
be landed cheaply at Atlantic ports by
continuous water voyage down the Mis-,
sissippi and around through the Gulf Of
Mexico
The project will call for much collat-
eral development in the Mississippi val.
ley-the building of new wharves at riv.
er ports and of tracks running to those
ports from the big railroad systems
These improvements will come natural.
ly If the basis shipping is once assured.
and if assurance is given that the chan
nels will be kept open. Though be.
gun as war measure, such an enter.
prise would be of permanent and in.
creasing values. 1t would be the be-
ginning of new era in our industry
and agriculture.
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THE SI.ACkER.

.'b' Hespcr Le Gauicunc OF the yipt
lantel
Hark Co the roaring OF am angry beast,
From over al the fields Of martyred
dead
The lion Of war stul shakes his tawpy
head
Ana calls his young to join him in the
feast
From North and South and West and
from the East
a famine walks the children cry for
bread
Crhe direst chapter Of this world is
read
The corn is missing and they ocl, the
yeJst
Nulures of crime are now upon the
wins
Foul lust and creeping horros without
name
How can you stand asidc-an idle
thing
When all our very souls are filled with
shamct