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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-04-21
SOME ANTI-GERNAN FEELINGS

Down in Missouri some idiot or other has renamed sauer-
kraut, calling it American picked cabbage. Why not call it
human ensilage? Such efforts are belniing, not to !hc German,
bnt to the American. There are restaurants which have re
named German fried potatoes, but they only make their pro
molers ridiculous. German fried potatoes are good and sauer-
lraut is one of the most wholesome and healthful dishes ever
contrived, and German beer the way they used to make it and
drink it, with the extracts of hops and barleys was also worthy
of consideration among people who had sense enough to let
alone the stronger forms of alcohol. We owe a thousand
things to the German people. Even the kindergarten is a Ger
man idea-and we trust no fool will make his appearance to
abolish that beautiful name for a fine institution. We con-
quered diptheria by the discovery of a German and we examine
wounds with the German X-ray machine.
Intelligent men do not quarrel with such things. They
continue to be in accord with them and they continue to give
the inventors and discoveries credit for them. Intelligent men
at the present time are opposed merely to a military form of
government that has first imposed its will upon the German
peoples and that is now trying to impose its will upon the rest
of the world. The worlds quarrel is with the oppressors of
Germany and the world would help to liberate that Germany
from it's own thralldom. And the hopes of all intelligent men
are that the German people themselves will help to bring this
necessary reform about in speedier time than it can be imposed
upon that country from without.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-04-21
THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION

The country will better understand, after reading the proc
lamatiOn of the president in relation to acts of treason, why he
wanted congress to place him in position where he could pro-
tect this country against a continuance of the acts that have
menaced the people and the security of the nation for the last
two years. The Won Igels, the Won Bopps, the Won Brinckens
and some others will have a little more respect for Uncle Sam
than they have hitherto shown. And there is another and
somewhat larger class, without whose disloyalty, collision or
guilty knowledge the Won Igels, Won Bopps and the Won Brinck-
ems would have been crippled if not efectualy hindered in
their work, who will be likely to take a different view of such
matters after reading the presidents proclamation. When they
understand that treason means death and knowledge of treason
able acts withheld from the proper authorities means seven
years Imprisonment and a ten thousand dollar fine, the kaisers
spies in this country will find it a little more difficult to secure
the cooperation they have so evidently had in the past. This
republic is going to protect itself, even against Prussanism.
If Won Hindenburg is really satisfied with the German re
treat and the allies advance, then why should not the whole
world be satisfied? If he can stand it the French and the Brit
ish ought to.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-04-21
THE ORIGIN OF THE ROMANOFFs

The Ronanoffs we're originally PrussoI thuanians. They began
with one Ivan Dvinovitch, in the thirteenth century. He was a smart
fellow, embraced Christianity and entered the services of the GRAND
dukes of Moscow. Finally he was called Roman, and after him, hay-
ing become aristocratc boyars, they called themselves Romanoffs
The daughter of Roman married Ivan the Terrible. In 1903 the old
czars, the Ruik line, ended and revolutions and assassinhions 61ed
the next two or three decades in Russia, out of which one of the
Romanofs emerged as car, and they so continued for three centuries
through orgies of boodshed, for most of the cars were either cruel
or stupid and occasionally one was enlightened, as Peter the Great who
annexed the half-Cossak, ha1f-Tartar empire to modern Europe Nv
building Petograd.
With out any external cause visible to the man IN the
street, grain prices move up a notch or two daily Whvp
Force of habit whetted by a cinch.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-04-21

Monroe, Wisconsin, has repented. Recently it voted for peace as
opposed to the policy at Washington. But they have seen better light.
They held a mass meeting the other night at which every man, woman
and child pledged himself unreservedy for America. The German
speakers dwelt especially on the thought that after this wal there will
be a freed Germany and this received the loudest applause. Now that
Monroe, Wisconsin, has gone American, we can begin to place full re-
lance on American solidarity.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-04-21

A good many newspapers are prominently playing up
the shibboleth: "In war you are either a patriot or a traitor"
It's a pretty good sentiment, too, but it is a pity that certain
persons of diseased mentality are obsessed of the fantastic no
ton that the way to prove themselves patriots is to denounce
others as traitors. A patriotism that IS grounded on a founda-
ton of this sort can hardly be depended upon in time of trial.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-04-21

King George and Queen Mary plunge into the simple fare
of bread rations. In these parlous times prudence impels
monarchs to make some sacrifices for the hOnors of the job
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-04-21

We take it that not even the Won Hindenburg idolaters will claim
tina. the 1900 prisoners and 200 cannon taken by the British were sur
rendered for strategic purposes. Strategy can be carried too tar,
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-04-21

The law which prohibits wrapping merchandise up in the
American flag should likewise prohibit the wrapping up of poll
ticians in it. In each instance the action * purely commercial.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-01
slHmeiscr GcGanctcr
bcint prdiiNcmtcm.
IN bieItaen oipIumatiiden areiien
aibt man i'd bieriiber allrrlei
8ermatnnsen bin.

@oIbmaton. 1. @eai. Ger
arriSer @eiauote Or. Sitter, Ser
befanHtlid aud Die 0elitide. Sit.
ferellen IN Amcrifo pertritt bat Oen
NF08i0ent Il inn eiEe ltnterre0unq
9eute nadmittag 2 ubr eriudt.
ein 5elud Til ibm gapabrt nor.
lan. Cine babe Stun6e odrnif
E1tunFt bic regelmdbige 2ibttng oes
Natinltts itott.
Cos Stants0eportefneitt bat heute
peit Dem am Gonnerstag bonn bent.
VT q ~ fan8ler su modlenbat
Setsnpridlog gebor uaS brinQt
Nieics INIT Der aoHferen5 0es Sflpei.
8eK eiai oten nit benz 0~roiioenten
iii @erbtn0uug. gor meniqen So-
aeA BieB es nons 0aD 3r. &tts
II AenI I~rlitoenten negcn Der
rIitq amittel5ufabr nah Scr
dnpeis Miidiprahe moQe. @s miro
hs altptet, 0aB Imerifa hi 0ielen
Ariege cirfHal u geiagt bat unn
aIIH ditdl o iagen meree. NIT on6e-
ren @ortar CT miro ben ariea Bis
aatH etlDe 0itrhfeften. SolItq
Ie Imlaa0 BIS poIii c Spieael.
fedlterei treibe1l .in altf Bic Relt.
trnEess e%in5ifpirten Damn tpereen
nalIen 9emiibungeu erfolglos iein.
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Einfn6r an Meiereiprp0nften.

afetu gorf. 4. Nlai. - 9brDo9l
ber GiehbeItanb Ser Ser. 5taoten
ar0Ber fl, als Der oaer iibrigea
6n0er oer @elt. oitsgenommen Sn.
0ieib MURDER bod int DergaHgenett
a5ve Weierretpro0lfte I'M 8erte
n0n $4,000 600 eingefiibrt, pie Ct.
lie ftatiftiide @er5ffentlidang Der
National gitD garf bon 0elp 9ort
1s. Bon ben nit benz 8eeinn
eaeg eingefubrtet giern I'M
600,O 900 lin0 JUS CHI
a. 100000 gefomnIen.
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GO. nprtishuna.l

9ueIpba, in Der 5shttunt iebr &C.
naRot unb az einsm 3neitampfe nit
einem 8ruber Goelmann gar ni9t
fei9e, mar niht INNER NIT elmer 8ers
tretung s~inperitdnoen, tpeHn es abtr
Ii9 Ilgte, baB man Is nit eineal bers
borragsnosu 6e6ter gu tuR battle, be-
gniigte er lj9 Damit, bic GeIegenbeit
pom 3auns gu brs9eu, unb penn Der
G6eImann iaon gum SdbeI grill
bann pTlegts otrr 3agIoba 5u iogen:
aMein Better, i9 miiBte tein @epiie
fen babea, Sud eiuem unpermet0Iis
den Sobe ous5uIeben, tpeart i4 mid
NIT gu9 f9lageu piirbe, Deriudt
Is lieber nit bieiem meinsm S0Ans
den unb ShaIer."
Rah IpIhea 0Orten trat 5srr Nos
I~o6pippati nit isiHem 9o6geitriteren
6hnurrbarte, GtumpfnnIs unb Der
unFi9eren misne zines @impels Dor,
leete aus, uno ba Ct Elm pirtlidsr
Mleiiter mar, 10 itrstte CT gstpORus
lid mad eiuigen 0dngen ben 8egner
su 8pbsu. SoIas unterbaItungen
betten fe aus. uno ibr Rubm nuds
unter ben unrubigen Geiitern unb uus
ter Dem aosI, DEFENDERS aber Der 0ss
5errn 3asIoba, benn man fagte:
s0enn Der @4uter 70 If, pie mub
erTt Der Msifter ietn."
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'@eiNenktaa fir KinScr.

Die oeutide SpieIluoreninOuitrie
bedbfAtigt, fir aau3 GeutidIano
einen @eihenttag fir ain0er onsu.
regen. al8 am beiten geeigneten
Tag erodtet man ben 81. Ssuni, ben
Sobdnnistng neil er In Sic ~feitloie
3eit fdat unO ieds a2onate Dor
8eI6nohten, Dem bisber ibIiden
8eifenttag, Iiegt. Der Sobannis.
tag loa ein ain0erfelttog mcr0ru, oil
Dem ieoes aino Elm SpielspuQ er.
bolt. auBer Dem 9tliBen, sen 6ieIer
@eidenttag Der Observation-Disclosures
uil0 Dem @an0el ais grias flr sen
Grportmtsfda bringen Ioa, 6ient er
neutrality-suspicious., oa bic betei.
ligten 5irmeu einen Cell oe5 9tein.
ertrdges 8ur 6oroerung Der Sitgen0
pflege perpen0en molln. syn scr
letter. 5iBuilg Der @oiioels. un0
8elperbefammer Sonnebera, bent
Sit Der oeutihen Spielmarenin0lts
Itrie. 6eridtete Der g~oriiteu0e. Som,
mer8ienrat araaer, iiber Die gepIan.
te 5lpeite INSTRUMENTATION. Sir Den
&lan lei in ben letten @tonuten tiid.
tig georbeitet moroen. 3urd 5iIms
ltn0 9lafate miro fitr Sen 8lon qe-
ar6eitet peroen. 4n ieoem Gpiet-
8elta iollen @oGlfabrsmarfen atge
bradlt per0en. Gs fperoen ltm8iioe
itattfin0en udb Die SpieIporenge
iddite i5re 5daufenIter befonoers
mtsidmiden. Gin aSobannismaan
miro @eideufe alisteiIen.
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eia0tcr ca Scucttes
N~menScfflcnt ab0elehnt

MaIbingfon /. 9tai. Seuator
an 6paette reidte beute nad1ulittag
ia Seliat ein AiHen0enlent 6ur Som
ldriptions 0orfage elm monad 0as
Nof naritber obitifFfuen ioa, nb Bic
apnIfription lit 0ieiem 2au0e ein-
esFbrt Deroe1 fnn ODER nift. 4uf
erlangte CT. 0oB Dos Bolt beitim.
men ioa.ob Eruppen nad bent euro.
paiideu ariegsidorpGoB b%ef0rbert
fperoen ioaen. Gog amenOetnert
0ing NIT 4 gegen SIS Stinnen ber-
IoFels. Sir 0asiel6e itinnlten bic
enoforen Gore Ga 5oaette, @ron-
til un0 8aro0nion.
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greiiin upn Naisn i6ermannt.

e SO Sabre ate 5rau Sltlia
mnlI0t mlroe Montog Dormittag
gqgen Ii llbr III ibren SeinL 2726
Ii6E. -. Str, bon @nien iiber.
nIufFflt. b~efpuBtlog nfgefunben. Sd.
ne IrelnDin, 5ran gliiabetb Ger.
nasot. iano 1Is tie bic Breiltn be.
aden lpnate, bic 1ur nerihloiien II.
fief aaHbarn berbei, melde oielebe
frbr1nen an0 Grdn Ghmi0t atf If
rem Bet Iieeeti0 norfonoen. Die
@plisei iorgte fit bic lteberfi9rung
BET 8etDuBtIofen mad Dem ct. 50.
Eebhs @oipitdL mo lie Biz berite nit.
lag nod nidt mieoer gum 9etpuBt-
I'LL geEoruHlen mar. Ger 8uitmO
Brgifin, fuetfe so Sabre in
Emaba uobnt, gtbt sn gr0Bter Be
Ipranis @nI1B. Sic @aie mareu Ell
sieH a~obfqnofen Der jeoenfals uidt
nnilz bid5t mar, entitr0mf,
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COTS Nortbcltffe
pcrlanot Wabrbeit!
Writchl Odranf, baf bic aDmiralitGt
bic S6iffsnerlnitc, uernriadlt
Dnrd ll-Soote bcfanut gibf.

COUPON. /. Dot. Gie GailD
MaiI, 2orO glort1eliffes 8eitrng.
erpift heute Die q(oniralitat rnegeu
fbEcr l~lnfabiateit mieoer befttg an
uiio barIdaat oaB lte bent @olfe bic
@abrbeit iiber bic our6 neutIde
Enudbopte nerurIaften Shiff5ber-
lutte inge. 3ie angelegenheit miro
It'll britiihen llnterhouie 8ar Spra.
Dill funlnlen. Shan iest miro onqe-
Snilsalalt, Dob iii Dem 8erionnI 0es
@arinerniniiteriltnts Ourhgreifenoar
diel ftatffin0en miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-01
g0&eritrcik audi
tit Hanias Gitp!

aanIas gitn go, /. moi.
ie UlitgIieoer Der bieii9en Bidder
atiliol boben bente Die arbeit ME
nerseIcat, neil ibnen Die gefor0erte
pbnerhohnng bon 3ipei Goaors per
asadle bon ben 0aetitern nidt be-
miHigt pltrbe.
gs beiBt, 0aB a6er 200 8dfer
iii slitsitnn0 fin0, ultb init aertngen
MusnnhHler hdben aQe groBen 8d.
dersien 0en 9etrieb eingeitellt.
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6nnrnrheifrir

l59iden Gle mir SIRE asssgsa
Saare un6 ia made So
men einen 8opf Toe Biz $3.50.
Ma9e aud nbrtetren. goItbdfeIs
Iungen prompt beiorgt. Gatb. Softa
fen, 29c u 9aBton, Gt. 9nuI,
Mtinr. Billy
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@sfIaasI nnO 9eOarfsartitsI.

gier noH Som Barron 8orIbs
Champion. eierleaeroe einfam.
MICE 8eiBe 2eghorns; @efrudtung
aarnntiert; 0ieie 6iibner boben I'M
giobember 1916 ben greis eefrou.
men; wie alub ein5elne edttlniiigeI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-01
SomelteaS.2anS
Gen0er, colo.
SanbtIt mit Watta hand speaia.

liiteni = Sd babe 10 Sabre oarauf
Derfuanot 6dof. uno gieb Gauaes
81 foufen nio nerfoufen. SD babe
einige 9orgoins in ginndes; eben.
foIIs In 6nrms. Ghreiben sic mir,
mas sic UitnIhen uno mo Sic fh
on5uIie0eIn bedbfdtigeu Rat6aa
8atts, 537 Barton gIod, Omaha.
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MaIlage garlpr. - SrduIeEn Gel.
ger uno SRI. China BiIiarns. Mistea
raj, Donrpfs ulO Bn1rne1b1bes,
6onntags unb aben6s ge6ffnet. 28
gteoiIe gIud, 16. uno 9arneD.
=12.12sfT
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-01

nr gellat iaa MN bod bic
rddauriffrnae ieEbit mtcriuden.
1aA o6er ~nottnen0ia III bat
ms6es gerfehrsfohmifion bod
Hxra 8aed berfesA
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XVIu.


gines Cages fpurbe 0olobpiofpsti
gum 5irIten eutbDteu, Der Jpn foIgens
bsn gsfebt e~rteiIte: p5br tpsrbet tibst
2iptolp nad .3abprplD Fabreu, no bic
Fars gfegiment beitimmten pfsroe ftes
ben; bort nsrbet SIR ifs aasmuitern,
beSabIsn unb banu fir bic SpIbaten
berbringen. 9as geIb tpernet 5br ges
gen bteIe mstue 2uittung bier in
Mari6pu BON 3ablmeiiter in Gma
pFang ne6msn."
unb 70 begab fid 6err Mi6osI
NIT germ 3agloba mad 3aboroip,
erlebigte in 3tpei Sagen ba8 @efddft
unD trat bic RidreiIe mad @ari4au
an.
Sn aiptotD mafie sr BAIT bur eli
mem Nirtsbauie. bstrat nit s0trrn
3agtoba Die @aItTtube, I'm bic Rtble
ettpas NIT Wlet aus3uipalen.
sSteben bel Gu9 bieIe Gbeueute24
fragts 9err 3agIoba ben iii6iiden
Mirt.
,8ei uns tit es Ieer. g2ur elm SER
ift bier obgeItiegen unb fiBt i'm QIs
io0eH, dber 8lpet Gffi3iers ioaen batp
3pmmeu.4
SD tperbe b~irge1erl, nadf9auen, j"
fagte 9err 3agIoba, soielei9t iIes Elm
getdnnter." uuo auf bic geIhlofens
Sire bes altposns 3ngebsnO, tlopfte
CT nit benz Gdbelgriffe an unb Iags
tt: .9tetu 9err! 8arf man2"
rnnb per lift bprt9" IieB it6 cine
Gimme i'm sSnrerit pernehmen.
naein 5eino!!" fagte 3aglpba, bic
9Ir Sffnenb. pQlft 8erlaub, i5 toms
me bislei4t urgefegen2" figte CT bins
az. ben Gopf in ben qItoben itedenb.
CT mid JAP 3uriif, f6Iug bic Sir
5u, ols bate er ben Sob erblidt. 4uf
ieinsm geiidt prdgte ii9 Saredsn
init gr0Bter 9erpun6eruug gepdart
aus, er Dffnete ben Mluub unb itarrts
9errn DoIpbpiopsti tpirrsn 9lides
an.
.Uas 1T eu62" fragts Der tleins
Sitter.
Sci ben 0un0en gbrift! fia."
fagte 3ogloba, ,8q9un 1T bort"
s@sr2 @as 1T sud aeIaebsu2'
port ill.,. 8Obuu,"
Dos lam nt5t iein."
ngobun! 8o6uR! 70 tpabr id le6e,
70 ME Id ba Dor Sud ftebe, idn5rs
i6 Bel Soft unb aqen 5eiligen."
pNds feb SIR 10 eri6rodsnQ"
fogte Nolobbiopsti. ,8enn En- bort
If, 70 bat Soft t9n in unfere 6dnbe
geliefert. 8erubi5t Glt@. Geib SIR
Defien iiaer bag II es ift2"
pS0 ME td NIT Sud re6e. Sd
babe Jpn 9sieben, er tleioet ii4 an
LIMB er bat Sud seie1en2"
sd DeiB ni4t, ih CLAUDE ntdl."
p5aBt Sud, nidt a6er Gurem, Ions
bern iiber ieinsm MAIDEN fdpe6t Der
COB. Das rsrmag er Sud gu tan?
Ri6ts2@
sd fam au8 nur Dor 8epunbes
fnrg nidt 81 mir fomH1en," erfpiDers
ie 3agloba. unb i'm Settle badte Ct:
.Gs 1T tpabr, mas babe i6 gu firGe
teu2 9err glidoeI III ia Bel mir
llnb cine grimmigf miene ma6eab,
griff ct mad BEN Sdbeltnaufe.
n9srr 9lidaeI, Ct oarf ms ni9tI
enttommen.@
Sn Oiefsm MJnent 5ffnets fd bic
Sir uu5 gobun frat in biz Stube.
Bel 3oglobas anbLid fubr er 8uIams
men, ipsdislie bic Jarbe unb feins
6anb legte fiH i'm Osn SabeIgriff.
3ogIp6a fa6 i'm an. ohue etpas 3D.
iagen. 8ieIe btiben itslten fi9 isbt,
aIs tsHRsn ife iih ni6t.
Sub ia8is gobuh pl5bIih, lit
e Don bier mad 3aboron neit2'
yJiiat nett" sHtgegneie Der Sabs.
seuer gnaben fa1ren gIeia2"
a5a,a fagts 8Obnu unb giug auf Die
tn ben 6ausflur fHbrusnbe 5ir at.
hit 8srlaub,@ srf9sa 9agIotas
Gtimme.
y4as iDinidt 5hr2" fragile gobun
ife1eH bleibenb.
pgb oeun e fdeiui mir. baB mir
uHs isunsn. CABIN mir uns ni6t aaf
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MebiainiIdeg

6Gmurr6oiben, SiiteIu EnrierA
Oh. 6. 81. Eorrp turiert S1naorrs
botoeb Tiiteln uno nnoere Dnrln4
leioen obns 9perntio.l. Sur garofta
tiert. Gdreibt Inn Bud iiber Darn.
Ieioen nit 8eligniiien. Or. g. ST..
3orrp, $40 See Bldg. Omaha.
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aObat ,Gimii5ing@.
9eteftibg.
Railaae nnO 8aOn.

gGSer. Ct. MfoorfieLo's Sdtuefgh
.8mpfbaoer, 1909 Sotuor6 5trnBe.
Silfe fir Mbeumnti8miig. MaIi0gg
II. eleftr. 8ebonbIung. Gag u. Nndt
g%eoffnet. &btaillmg fir 8nutelt 3
u9r morgens Biz 6 ltbr obenog. o.
Omaha MinernIpnfier. Doug. 476a,
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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-10
or EDITORS NOTICE

He All persons Interested a the
settlement Of the accounts or Harry
4 Miller and B Hedges as exo-
ate8s q taa estate of Daeatar
Hedges deceased.
A. provided by Section = df Caap-
tee s. OF the Code OF Nest Virginia.
you VIII take notice that have fix
ed upon TUESDAY. the 22ND DAY
0F MAY. 1a17 at 10 o'clock a. IA.
IS the time and my office in the
2lartnsbHrs W. Va. as tho place
Court House Of Berkeley County al
"bo1 ami where viii receive proof
debts Or demands against said DE.
s'Ue FedEes 81 his estate a. which
ame ami place voa are required 10
aHi
Gi9ea under my hand TINS l2th day
IT AHH 1917
T. Dow GERIIARDT.
omm Ss.oner of Accounts Tor fae
Comfy Cour. Of Berkeley County.
West Virginia. II ltwk 6wTh
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Bank of MartinSbur6

ocated at harrisburg, in the State Of West Virginia. at
be close of business MAY I, 1911 Organized June 3
!902 Bank frs. began business July H. 1902
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TodaY's Baltimore markets as re.
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were:
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-06-14

wish to live. No territory must
change hands except for the purpose
of securing for those who inhabit it
fair chance of life and liberty. No in
IDENTITIES must be insisted on except
those that constitute payment for man
ifest wrongs done. No readjustments
of power must be made except such
as will tend to secure the future peace
of the world and the future welfare
and happiness of it's peoples.
"And then the free peoples OF the
world must draw together in some
common government, some genuine
and practical cooperation that will, in
effect, combine their force to secure
peace and justice in the dealing of ma
tons with one another.
"The brotherhood of mankind must
no longer be a fair but empty phrase.
'It must be given a structure OF
force and reality. The nations must
realize their common life and effect
a workable partnership to secure that
life against the aggressions of auto
cratic and self-pleasing powers.
Pour Out Blood for Liberty.
''For these things we can afford to
pour out our blood and treasure. For
these are the things we have always
protested to desire, and unless we
pour out blood and treasure now and
succeed, we may never be able to
unite or show conquering force again
in the great cause of human liberty.
"The day has come to conquer or
submit. If the forces of autocracy can
divide us, they will overcome us; if
we stand together, victory is certain
and the liberty which victory will Sc
cure. We can afford to be generous,
but we cannot afford then or now to
be weak or omit any single guarantee
of justice and security