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The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
CONFIDENCE
IN MARKET
IS ON GAIN
b e arts h Arguments
Answered Now BY
Facts
SUGARS LEAD
LOCAL ACTIVITY
Motors, However, Sell
OFF On Detroit
Exchange
BY e. z. MaecRoNE a CO.

Pessimism seems to be vanishing
rapidly as the public begins 10 real
lie the strong fundamental cond'-
lions underlying our industrial and
financial system. Bearish argii-
mcnts are being answered by &C
tral facts and statistics and a spirit
% confidence is rapidly gaining
ground in the local stock market
In financial circles money is easier
for long and short periods--espe.
cially go aud 80 days. The coun-
tries Of Europe have passed thru
nearly three years of war without
serious financial alarm to any OF
them. On the other hand. this cotn.
Try has had two years OF great pros
perity to strengthen t. The sta e.
fnents or national banks for March
8 tho not yet fully compiled. are al
most certain 90 set 6 new high rec.
ord OF deposits. Gold reserves are
ample and the country is eager 20
participate IN the war financing.
Industrially. the buRaboo OF gov.
eInmental taxation and small profit
on government orders Is rapidly be-
ms dissipated by facts. The per
centage OF materials needed by the
government has been figured by ex-
perts 10 be about two or three per
cent OF the total output. This per
contage is almost negligible. and II
anything. is bullish argument
This demand leaves the interior de.
mand less we'll supplied which leads
TO still higher prices for domestic
uyc. This tendency was exhibitc,
this last week I'm iron and steel
prices. The increase in profits from
this source will mere than onset
TIE loss in profit on government or
ders The government will raise
most Of It's funds by bond issue.
thus lessening the possibility OF e1-
cess profit taxation
Yesterday Automobile Crank
Shaft sold az 70 1-2-eight points
higher than the price az which Il
Was introduced Michigan Copper
solid strong at p IA.
The motors were Soft. REQ aud
Paige both selling off--Reo to a low
point OF 81 -.
The sugars were the whole
strength OF the market. German.
American and Michigan both being
Ia demand. With sugar selling a
over IS per hundred pounds. the
sugar stocks all look attractive
Generally. conditions arc excel
lent These conditions will sooner
or later be reflected in the Detroit
securities
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
GUARDS TOKEEP
ON RECRUITING
Companies May Be Raised To
$50, Says War De-
partment

WASHINGTON. April l2.-Re
cruiting OF the National Guard az
70 100 a company. and probably
later TO $50. will continue. the war
department said today In answer u
Inquiries as to whether recruiting
had ceased
The statement issued by the army
censor said
The war department learned
that the impression exists that
recruiting for National Guard
organizations Is not 10 continue
Such an impression IL not cor.
rect and IN order that II may
be removed department com
manders have been informed
that National Guard organlza-
tons may be recruited TO tho
- E4aa s1Haasfs4- f-eacr strength Ut. tfIr
regular army. That strength is
100 per company Tue guard
has very much lower percent.
age strength than the regular
army and g. was the maximum
strength allowed the guard be
fore this last call into the fed
oral service. We will probably
authorize II to $50 when We
get the companies filed 10 100
At tho same time the department
said that its call for $1,000 artisans,
clerks. stenographers and the like,
for the quartermaster's enlisted 90.
serve corps II meeting with saris-
factory response. Applications Tor
these positions can be made 20 the
department quartermasters az GCv
ernor's Island. New York. Federal
building. Chicago Fort Sam Hous.
ton. Tex, and No. PIG PIANIST. San
Francisco.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13

demonstratiye meeting today OF the
American Luncheon club Scores OF
British notables were there and
American Ambassador Page pre-
sided
Il am the tirst minister in behalf
OF Great Britain TO salute America
as one OF our comrades In arms. &"
Lloyd George declared. I'm glad
OF tim proud OF H.
I'm glad not merely because OF
the stupendous resources that your
great nation can render to succor
the Alliance. but | rejoice as a dem
ocrat that the advent OF the United
States gives the final stamp and
seal TO the character OF the con.
fiict.
we rejoice that America has
won the right 10 be at the peace
conference table when the terms
are fixed.
1T would have been a tragedy 90
mankind II America had not won
the right 10 be- at the peace confer
ence table, with all the influence
and power she has now obtained 1"
"The kaiser promised that Prus-
STA would be a democracy after the
war" the prime minister observed
whimsieally at another Juncture. IL
think the kaiser Is right.
"The United States have a noble
tradition that they have never been
engaged in war except for liberty"
the prime minister continued. This
Ia the greatest struggle for liberty
on which they have ever embarked.
Americas entrance means some
thing more than waging Of an effec-
tive war-she will ensure a beneii.
cial peace"
Il am glad America has already
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
Births

BOYS
}. stain. s63 Ferry, W KlOhow.
1870 Maxwell. A IA Hart. Harper
hosp j NowRk. g2S Bruckner. h.
leunlun, 100 Custer, \. Liszczynski.
t14 Harper. g. A. Brace. ~ Navin,
\ A hroll 49, Connors, l.. Papp, zs3
hackle =. 0ruszezynski - Andsr-
son a. ~ scott lO2 4 Columbia; J.
Bielske. Gas Twenty eighth, J Ra.
jewski, So Warren e. W Dygal.
llSi Dubois " Z6iszebski. sac
Irombiy j Sheratzki. 80 sargent,
= wSedoek. Harper hospitali J. cser,
hospital A seguin. $50 Van Dyke. d.
Jump, SIS Beniteau. 8. Radochei. iS3
christopher NJ Greenwood. 40 Eliot
J.. Homer 225h Nlpeteenth; W.
sss Beaubieni y cohaya, Is cieotte;
A. susch. isa Thirty hrst NJ. Leeh-
0wicE. sst Casper. J. Geineik. Ss4
W,seS,son; A w Phipps t5i MGrquetts;
N. X, DansiEen, Providence hospital
GIRLS
G. +. knorr. 1852 Oratiot; J. Dyer
corn. $40 Elmwood j. sauok. 80 E.
Hancock; O.. Gebauer. i2I2 Freder-
6 iek y Andstrom, ~ Canton; C.
22 ymss ha sgTn .fs P Psrtlo oe
y Koletskl u Freer y Letcher 29i
NJ Rails $50 Buchanan; II Lutter-
mo,ser. as Crawford q a; Sweeney.
W Matkewski. itos dubois: l. T.
Reyhurn, "a Emmons: r. Kreska. isi
Barnes. r. 1. Bradley, l6s Mullett;
o. Rowan. Boulevard sAnitRrium. r.
Becker ass Field r. l. Rotsford
Woman's hospital: +. 7 White. bIt
n. Moran. Harper hospital r. A..
Posselius, Woman's hospital. . For
gacs AL wheeiock: ". ] Evans. y.
~ posen. Samaritan hospital. =,
Stanley. 1883 Crane; n. DanIeie. 40
Fort, X FRESHMAN res Illlnois 3
eiO Brainnrd q " Irev. 27i JOS
Campsus 4 ! Schmidt. Ssl I.othrop
J. Kochnowskl. $50 LYMAN. 4 Raka
~ Kopernik. l. 2iencina Edler.
A. Archutowski. $50 Riopelle, J. Jesz
tis Visgar
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13

In the War OF 1912 there wore
10 battles, eight combats ana ~.
saults. and 80 actions and lombard
ments.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
MAJOR JOHN Nj.
BURKE is DEAD

WASHINGTON. April i3.-Re-
John NJ. Burke, hero OF Indian wars
and known TO thousands OF chil-
dren thruout the United States
thru his long association with Col
W r. Cody, in the wild west show,
died early today al Providence hos
pital
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
500 DOWN
$50 A MONTH
NO INTEREST
NO TAXES

I will build you a four-room bunga-
low and furnish q large lot 35xt0T
n. Tor only 81 400 In the finest
residential section In North De-
troiL. North Woodward and Grand
River 10 minutes walk 60 cars.
Think Of IT, house and lot complete
800 down $50 "A month.
Why. us cheaper than paying rent
and instead OF putting your money
be putting 70 In the bank. No six
per cent Interest or taxes 20 eat
up your payments. either.
have been ia the building business
for number Of years and am able
TO oner you this exceptional bar
gain only because OF my enormous
purchasing power OF materials, etc.
! even buy my lots Wholesale from
the OWNER In order 10 save the
speculator's profits that 1 may be
able 70 offer you this
Dandy Bungalow
and lot for only 81 400. 800 down.
SO a month ne taKes. no- interest.
] also build and Groom bungalows
on same terms.
Come down TO my office al % Gris-
wold-st. the first thing IN the
morning and let me show you the
plans FOR these dandy little homes.
az ! have only limited number
OF lots left and they won't last
long. Don't be disap pointed-come
down either In the morning or In.
the evening. after work. I VIII be
here 20 talk thingB over and show
you the plans.
VIM. BURNHAM
BUILDER or MODERN HOMES.
% GrisWbld-Et
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
FOH sALE-HrsoELL'Nsons
LIMOS LATEST LIST

OF upright piano bargains.
sold on easy terms
ArIau. Dds. u.H. $40.
Schiller DaDLmuNIt Fwrrt tone
fIIa
Schiller Bachmuuu returned rent
al klYF
Bradford. returned rental $40
= ~. Hale. very old. $50
Hetn-man. lu oak or mahogany.
1880
EraCht poor tone. s5j
krakaurf HHHlf Gal ART case. 1880.
krqkaupr Ike new. f34J.
kranilh a Bach. celebrated make.
sIE5
MarshaII rweet tone. 1a5
Milton. On tuc condition. 81 rs.
Ncvnus. good for beginner. SO.
Newly x evans. sweet singing
tone. ts2t
Newby a Evans. IN ane condition.
800
sinFer a bargain. 500.
Nose. SEQ
LING PIANO HOUSE
as Library Ave
or. Grand River Ave. p King RidG
30 AEerts. one Fficc
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13

Sailors I'm the United States navy
are better FED than those ~ any ~
the other nayies ~ tho world
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
MOrtuarY

BECK-Anrll - 1917. NJ her resi-
dence tst BeRubirn-st Anna. REed
~ years widow ~ tho late Julius
9. Beck. mother 81 oscar O. Paul
J.. Julius W. Irving w. Ruby w
Rack Me- George -Nopa4 Ms
John OXEN Funeral Pr day at 2
q m. from residence. Burial at
Woodmcre.
BROTHERToN- Suddenly. IN New
York city. on April 10. 1917. Flor
ence. the beloved daughter or VIII
bur and Belle Brothrrtuu. aged %
Years Services ~ the home i06
Piugrec-ave- Friday al 2 .. m.
HOFFMAN, aged - years, beloved
mother OF Julia " Fiustcr and
Frederick n. Hoffman OF Detroit.
Frank and Herbert Hoffman 81
Port Huron. Mich. Funeral Friday
AT 10 a m. At residence 2S3 Vir-
ginia Park Interment az Lakeside
cemetery, Port Huron. Mich via
u H. r.
HOLI.AND-April II. 1917. Mary
widow Of the late William Holland
and beloved mother ~ Henry II
Mary and Richard Holland aged -
years. Funeral from residence. 81
Garield-AXe-, Friday afternoon Al ?
o'clock. Burial private.
HoLLY-Hattie NJ. aged IS years. al
residence 90 HoEarth, beloved
mother OF stella ~ stocking and
A. Park Holly. interment Lake
odessa.
KELLOGG-April n 1917. Daniel. be-
loved brother Of Mrs Alice fin
simmons. Mrs julia Rider. Henry
and Cyrus kellogg Funeral from
James Hickey funeral parlOrs, 83e
Mich gan-ave.. Friday morning
Time later.
KIMBAL6AprH ~. 1917, Victoria r.
Kimbaft nEed "a years. widow ~
the lAtfI George KimbAL Burial
private
O'HAGEN-Frances beloved wife Of
Or James O'HaEen and dear mother
~ " n MrH-A A. Collins. ala rie
and James O'Hagen. Funeral FRI
day from residence, - Junction
ave, al S:45. and Holy Redeeuier
church AZ ?.
SAY ERS-April 10. 1917. Safah n.
aged 4s years. beloved wife ~
Thomas Savers. dear mother Of
Isabelle Edward Robert and
George Sayers. Funeral from resi-
dense. SCI Grattot-ave. Friday at
o. m 1nterment AZ Woodmere
cemetery.
sMITH-April 10 1917 Eliza. widow
az John Smith. and beloved mother
OF Martha. Mary. John Jennie. Mrs.
T. A. crosby and sister 81 Miss
Jane ..uss Funeral from residence,
28o Porter-st.. Friday At .. m.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
Standard
News-Bulletin No. %.
( More Days for You to Buy so
u HarToun Motor Stock at III

In keeping with the high quality
and advanced design Of the Harroun
car are the many details OF equip.
ment which will add 10 its easy sale
and TO the satisfaction each car will
give its owner
The equipment was, OF course, Sc
leeted by Ray Harroun II has full.
filled his exacting standards OF per
Torrance or ~ would not be there
Examples OF Harroun equipment
are as follows
or-STROMBERG
-ttQApH,tGA
starting and LightinRLREMY
Vacuum f'ccd-STEWA ART w AttNER.
Magnetic BOSCH
speedometer STEWART ARNER
such details are very important
Each IL an element in the sale OF a
motor cara sale often made against
competition.
And. though the Harroun is a popu-
lar.priced car. IL shares these details
only with cars In the higher. even the
highest-priced classes
Such equipment II expensiye-far
more expensive than corresponding
equipment We could have bought and
used successfully.
But we can afford to buy THE
BEST.
We can afford IL because the highly
efficient manufacturing equipment Of
our Wayne plants enables US 20
spend the added money such equip
ment implies, without lmpairina the
~ u.IEm
or making necessary a selling price
out Of line with our competition.
URderatana, th4s- statement is not
guess work II IS the result OF care
fully compiled figures by experienced
production men WHO KNOW
Furthermore. the statement Is cas-
lily susceptible to proof.
On Sunday. April Is. we are throw.
ing these plants open for your in
spectlun Visit them Compare their
obvious scope and ability with that
Of other plants you know You need
not be a production expert TO realize
the sound foundation OF our state
ment
Realizing this. we can conceive OF
no possible reason for your longer
delaying your investment in Harroun
stock stock YOU can buy now az the
rate OF IS but which Will In n few
days. advance 10 50 a share OF $40
par value.
The stock you will buy Will be dc.
liyered as an ad.intcrim certificate.
issued by the Equitable Trust Com
.asalss... ~ Afs-,, -{-sy4.l,
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
US. IN WAR
MEANS REAL
PEACE PACT
-LLoYD-aEORGE.
Says Americas Stand
Insures Righteous
Victory
HAS WON RIGHT TO
VOICE IN TERMS
Declares Germany Will
BE Democracy After
Conflict
~ Ed T.. KEEN.

(staf Correspondent United Press.
LONDON. April i3.-"I can see
peace coming now-not peace
which IL the mere beginning OF an
other war-but real peace" was
the salutation which Premier Lloyd
George sent 10 America Thursday. II
was part OF the feeling tribute which
England's prime minister paid 20
the United States in a tumultuously
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
TO YOUNG WOMEN
SEEKING EMPLOYMENT

oAaAshAANA ASAfAA In NAAIAN
Do you want 10 work where
conditions are pleasant and
salaries good? You will find
a fine opportunity in the tele-
phone exchange.
Steady work at all times.
Your position will not be af-
fected by business depression.
Students paid while learn
ing.
Frequent salary increase.
Rapid promotion for those
who show ability.
Vacations with pay. Pay
ments while i'll and life insur-
ance at stated period Of SER
vice. Many other desirable
features. Apply Operators
Training School, Madison-ave.
and john R.-st., between 9 a.
m. and 5 p. m. Michigan State
Telephone Co.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
Marriage Licenses


Niolrtte Mitchell. rs. same.
Harry Schulman. 25, Detroit; Eva
Krufrky. 90 same.
Frank Liss. %, Detroit; Anna
Srock 20. same.
John Halliday. %. Detroit; NeAda
y. Hordesa, "a sa me.
Arthur ieyille, -. Detroit; Lucre-
tia a Anderson 25. same.
John Woiclk, 900 Junction; Anna
Pictt 81. same.
John Henderson. 81 Detroit; Mary
Mcleod IS same.
Theodore Rrieske o. Detroit; Mary
NuirTyinska. 10. same.
Burton IS Floraday a. Detroit;
Florence "A Tomas % same
Luke r Clancy. SO. Detroit, Mar
garet flaming. "a. same.
oliver }. Run %. Detroit. Rather
Mike Kipa %. Detroit, Anna Pet
inc Frost "a same
Mike klpt- Detroit Anna Pie
trzak. 81. same
Edward Parmenter. %. Detroit;
Viola KTeller. II. same
owen w Driskell IS, Detroit,
Anna VENTED Is same
Walter =. koptnski "a, Detroit,
Fmelta n. WalllnE "a same.
L"ohard g. smith g. Detroit; Vic
torta BlakelN. "a. same.
Forrest g. Hsrheld~ p, Detroit.
Elsie SCHROEDER -. same. @
ALBERT Glass. a. Detroit. Veronica
Schmidt 90 -~ne
Hans Tietrmarn. c7 Detroit. Hat
tie Ostermeier. q, same.
John A Fraser. %. Detroit. Beat
rice L.. Milton o. same.
Clarence Rooner g. Detroit. safe
NJ Russell 90. same.
REWARD Patterson % Detroit
Elizabeth Rumps 90 ~ me-.
Leon \. 'arman a. Detroit; Ethyle
J. Anderson. ~. same.
GARFIELD 4 Delnng So Detroit; Jcs-
sic Williams -. same.
I.rr " Jennings 20. Detroit. Clara
a. Harty 20. same.
Russell q PIckard -. Detroit;
Mildred Hoiycross 10. same
VIM Rite. a., Detroit; Mary
Hines. 22 same.
Alfred a Miller. 20. Detroit: Sarah
y. Wilson. 20 same
Roht n Keys. %. Detroit. Elsoa
Tass 10 came
Eugene =. Bodeli. IS. Detroit, Lois
Wolvrn IS same.
Edmund Burke. 81 Detroit, char.
lotte Lgcure. 10. same.
William + Widman. 81 Detroit,
Emile v Rousseau Il same
Constantc Beaniek 20 Detroit;
Agnes tsocarewicz. %. same.
Henry FHtzerY 20 Detroit IsnEetta
Watson. 81. same.
Bert Lusk. 81. Detroit Ethel Hovey.
81. same.
Tony kifflNRer. ~ betFoltt HATTIE
Rcaumc. II same.
John NJ Davis. 81, Detroit Anna
KlinElcr. 90 same
Rarncy SmicEel. y. Detroit, stella
CiOchon %. same.
A1yirc o. Perry 30. Detroit. Lulu
NJ Jarrait. - same,
Geo Cammer. %. Detroit, Nettie
Kruger Is. same.
Jack giakter. %. Detroit: Elsie
Olshen -, same
william p Norton. 81. Detroit;
Rose Schcrsolcr 20 same
Norman J Churches. -, Detroit;
Marguerite Killian. -. Greenfield.
VIM. p. Moore. IS. Detroit. Flor
cnce Gale a.. same.
David WCinsr. -. Detroit. Jennie
Rubin. %. same.
Cass BisIski. ~. Detroit: Cioia jan
Fov.F'ri 20 same.
John Mitchell &c. Detroit. Eliza
both Guy. % same.
Edward Vitoeke. %. wyandotte;
Anna Melody IS same
Waltr~ r. Collier %. Detroit: Hen
ststta- -FF---lr--i-is- =rrr---
Ross T. Lamb 2s Detroit, Mar
garet PfeinTcr. - same
Joseph Uuzcr 20. Detroit; Joseph
Inc Grzesiak 20, same
Harry H Fisher. -. Detroit; Lille
NJ Prenziaunr. 10 same
Paul Thin, - Detroit, Helen Ko-
wslsko. g. same.
Folovy. q same.
Morris silver 20 Detroit; Sarah
Kline, %. Tuca, y y
Gustav A. Pings. IS Detroit. Tksl-
cnp StoaChor. 20. Same.
Frederic s. curtis &C. Crosse Pie
Catherine A. Glen. ~, same.
Barney Jnslock. % Detroit. Agnes
nuttner 90 Haw~.
Lawrence OldenburE 81 Detroit
A..
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13
New Citizenship Blanks Arrive

With a new supply OF blanks on
hand from WASHINGTON. aliens again
were lined up by hundreds in the
United States district clerks Office
Thursday, waiting 10 declare their
Intention o. becoming United states
citizens. More than 100 applicants
were signed mp during The morning
hours
The Detroit times., 1917-04-13

sent naval and military experts TO
confer" the premier declared amid
cheers Americas enormous help
is illustrated in the guns used In
Mondays victory"
The McCarthy weekly news., 1917-12-15

Furthermore; on no account should officers of organizations to aid the war be other than citizens of unquestioned loyalty to the Stars and Stripes. The Presidents instructions regarding the treatment of alien enemies within our gates strikes home to some of our townspeople whom we have known and res pected mary years. It is hard that the innoceot must suffer with the guilty, but at tl,e same time it was harder for the c;1sue pecting Relgians when the dev astating Hun overan their peace full lives, creating more havoc than WE c2n ever learn.
 1t was hard upon ire victims of the E.usit4n,a, and those in reid2d homes :n England, on lonely widows ard spirsters all over the world.
 Our own fair Ind is learning again to it's cost that War is. Help.
 But it's better to smoke now than to smoke hereafter
The McCarthy weekly news., 1917-12-15
FRokd egAR AND SEDETsCE, GCCp LORD
 ssEi~eIEn US!

With Ike declaration Of war u2en Austria, mai;$rg five mil lion more, 4t:eu ancmies. - the Prcsident's Instructions as to the treatment Of these - and Cove1 e1rors LstitL'irg of . Council of Defence, we are look ing serious matters closely ;n the face.
 Noting tic recent visit of the |. E, Marshal with the Pros ecuting Attorney ard it's snb Sequent results; we know that the arm of the law is like the mills Of God
 !'io they grind exceeding
 slowly
 Yet they grind exceeding
 smsll."
 The spread of German pro. paganda is alarming-and yet we know it rests with each and everyone of us to fight it.
 Every part of the Union suf fers from the pest in some form In Denver Black Hand letters are prevalent. In Halifax mu- milton explosions take place. On our own Coast are many ship wreckS. In cities Red Cross chapters are attacked with ac- cusations of graft-all these aid the power of Kultur.
 The man who covers up sediti- ous utterances is as much a traitor as the speaker-and the person who pooh poohs the need for saving food, is another dis ciple of Wilhelm.
 It behooves us in our daily routine to put a stop to this and Go make opportunities for doing
The McCarthy weekly news., 1917-12-15
The MCCARTHY Weekly News

Application made at the PostOffice, Mo carthy, Alaska, for admission to the Aaails as second class matter.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1917-12-15

TIse co!<i December days ate come To freeze the wicked and the good,
 Some folks perhaps will b2 q.!;t.. numb, Because the Smart Ore grabs the Dull Ones weod.
The Northwest worker. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1915-1917, 1917-01-11
SOCIALISTS NOT TO BLAME

Comrade McNay in The Northwest
Worker says: Socialists are to blame
for the ignorance Of the people who
imagine they are Socialists" 1 dis
agree with comrade McNay. The
campaign just closed has been sue
cess as far as the spoken word and
the distribution of scientific Socialist
principals are concerned, and the
blame lies with the Dubbs who listen
10 the Democrats and Republicans
who are led by the influence of
money, The public press and bust
ness men. We know 1t Is our duty TO
educate ourselves and our felloWInen
and when we nave done this and oul
neighbors DO not listen, then who is
to blame q We have distributed liter
allure, we have spent our dimes and
dollars, we have done more than the
Socialist Party ever did before to
educate the people, yet they have
kissed the hanu that smites them. IN
all our millions OF leaflets we have
urged them 10 vote for the tull So
cIal value OF their labor. We have
influenced III the plaInest words the
way out to millions OF people and yet
they went over to the booth and voted
straight for Wilson and hughes. We
have done our part and our efforts
nave not been altogether a failure
/ am of Cne opinion that another
campaign conducted just as this one
was, viii show great gains. The Viii
son administration has done very lit
tie for the Workngman. Most people
thought Wilson kept us out OF war,
and so voted for HIM. While he was
supposedly keeping US out Of war he
was enactmg legislation that viii put
US INTO war just as sure as time lasts
by following ,he example of Ger
A4anys preparedness program great
q armies and greater naVIes and the
draft clause. i can see nothing bet
ter than TO TART night now another
campaign just like The one just closed
The seed We nave soWu in 1916 was
good and it VIII grow and upen, and
a bumper crop vail be harvested IN
The future. be not discouraged, let
us distribute more literature, and talk