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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-23
Jczeli Z tel ostatniej cyfry odli

Jczeli Z tel o~statniej cyfry odli-
czymy:
y Wojska stojace W Kr6le-
stwic 100000
y Wzietych do wojska ponad
rormc zwykiq Z rezerwy i poni-
zcj lat p (zwykiq liczba poboro-
wych w~zictych do Rosy, pokry-
wa sic punktcm \ 100000
s. I'izycznic niezdatnych do
Sluzby i proc. 2S5.SOO
+ PoSzio do lcgionow 10000
I.1j5.OOO
ctrzymamy, re p~ozostafo IDOL
nych do sIuzby wojskowej 1926
900.
Prawie taxa sama cyfre otrzy-
many, jcSli przeprowadzimy ra-
chunek innym sposobem. L in
formacyi Centralnego biura Wer-
tunkowego DEPARTMENT. Woj-
skowego a.. X. n. w Piotrkowie,
Ckazuje sic, re liczba zdatnych
CO sluzby mezczyzn W powiecic
piotrkowskim wala sic pomiedzy
$4,000 $4,000. POniewaZ ludnoSC
rowiatu piotrkowskiego wynosi
$4,000, stosunek prOccnt. mez-
czyzn (zdatnych do siuzby VOL
skowej) do caioSci zaludnienia
powiatu wala sic pomiedzy II
proc. a It proc. Wobec tego, re
powiat piotrkowski, wczesniej IL
Wolniony L pod panoWania rosyj-
skiego, ME byt dotkniety pobora-
mi dodatkowymi, stosunek pro-
centowy zdanych do Sluzby mez-
czyzn W innych ~czeSciach Krole-
silva jest mniejszy. Jezeli stosu-
mex ten przyjmiemy ME ia 1?
proc. lecz ia 9 proc, otrzymamy,
re lose zdatnych do siuzby VOL
skojc. mezczyzn w Krolestwie Wy
nosi 1.O4j.00O.
Ia ostatnia liczba niemal w III.
pelnoSci zgadza sic Z cyfrq otrzy-
mana ma podstawie obliczenia,
przytOczonego W pierwSzej cze-
sci. M6wi ona, &c Krolestwo IDOL
ne jest jeszcze wystawic miliono-
wa armie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-23
NIACiERX POLSKA.
TELFFON MONROE 1903.

TAGHAD GLOWNYi
KS. F-anciszet Gorlon. Moderator.
KS 4 4. Ei1wr. Wtra-N0dGratOr.
WoIc.ecn F.. S0sKa. P-ezes
A-toHiNa FarLHuwSA1. N'CeprezeSHS
woyciech Neukicki. Wice-prezts.
Tomas : H.aruowski. SeErctavz.
FrauCiSzsk W.tkowS<i. SEarhn!S.
S'ar;slav I~Lcz'ranSGi DyreStor.
WfaEvs1aw iUpNJke. Dyrektor.
Antnni M4Eurk rvrektOr
-soHadya, .kohczyS. Dyrektorks.
Sa.Omea TyhahsES. Hvl-N'orka-
Tra0c.SzEa Ricschke. Dvrektorka.
". p. y Du.ak. LeNa~Z NaCzelRy.
siw. Pi)tr Z MinlaE. DOradca Prawny
1cr,a - Woyl-.ewIgE. Asls, SeNT Gen
GODEINT FuROwE:
F!-~o Ta-zaju Gl6wneyo dwarf "
- u1wSze ale 81 godz. 9-tey ranO dc
&c. w.er:ursn. fw sohote DO Lei p"
I.'33r!u). V''erzo-Nr. W dni Dowszsd-
ME q wyigtSism S0hNtyl. Cd gOdziny
T-mei - s-tei W uI-dz,e'e ( &wists
u-orzvSte. N.uro last zamEnlete
PreEeSas " po~n.edziatkl pittki vie
e=Ora.n. % Eotr.Hy Incl do 9-tcJ.
Wszs,kle koreSDcnts~rve 10 Gl6Wne.
go Prezesa nalezv adresOwac:
TOJCIECH F. SO$KA,
I&SS w Division str, ChicagO, I'll,
sekratarsa; W pnnledzlafki. wtorkl
BrOGy 1 CZw1-tki. WiGCZOr1ni Cd godzi-
Ey I-mal 20 9-tei { Cd l-szel popolu-
$50 NaHN" - ~ j 81 SSSSNsH W
S-trJ do l-SZei.
Skarbnika; We wtOrkl. Srody ! ptatkI
cd Eptz.-y 7-wo' do 9-tej wIecZorem
CSlaGaaIa OB!at. WSzelkie oplaty do ka-
by Gownaj przyjnuJe Easyer GA0wny
pOdCZsS EO3zil 3rlSuwyCh. albo we dnle
~ Eod..nach of!suwych, Sekretnr1 Ge-
~neFS:Ey,
~ Sselkle listy naisYlac naleEy ma re-
es S5GTet?--a GsneralUeEO:
TOW y. BLACUOWSRI,
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
IE55 ". Division str, Chicago. III
FISANSE.
PrEekaoy bsnkowe pocztowe
(chscks, money o-lerS etc.D ualeEy Wy.
BtawiaE ma OrganiZacyS.
POLISH ALMA MATER,
. pTzesyiaC pod adresem:
FR. wCTNOWSKI.
ISS5 W. DiylsiOn SIR, Chicago, On
,,MaCierZ POlska",
Biuro Zarzadu Gi6wnego;
1857 ~. Division Utica.
M drugIem pietrze.
Chicago. Ill
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-23

.Pojedynck" W batalii sprzcda-
zy bond6w wolnosciowycll ma sig
odbyc ~pomiedzy skautami w St.
Paul a skautami W Chicago. Wy
zwanic nadeszlo cd burmistrza &c
St. Paul, a przyjql jc burmistrz
miasta Chicago, Thompson. Cho-
die bedzie W tenn wsp0}ubiega--
niu SIG ME O to, kt6rzy skauci
osiqgnq &c sprzedazy bond6w maj
wiekszq SUNG picnieznq, tylko o
to, ktorzy naklonia najwieksza i
lcSt os6b do zakupna bondow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-23

polityki jego wojenncj, zamach
stanU Kornifowa zamienif sic W
nieuda{Q wycieczke &c Piotro-
grodu kilku band czerkieskich /
kozackich / uwiezieniem wszySt
kich winnych oficer6w wraz z
samym kOrni1owem, kt6rcgO
zycic W upakarzajqcy spos6b
do dis W n]iepewnoSci i zawie-
szeniu pozostaje, zalczqc cd
iaski / taktu premiera; a piotro-
grodzki OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
kongres, zwoiany pod has1em
opOzycyi i W zatozcniu wyraz.
rem zniesienia rzqdu Kieren--
skiego, zostaf pobity ma wszy-
stkich polach i punktach i tyl--
ko n iaskawq zgoda i VIOLA
.~premiera i prezydenta" (tak
sic Kierenskij podpisuje Ia do
kamentach) uzyskaf lyle, re
jest jakis tymczasowy parla-
ment W Rosyi, pred kt6rym
iednak cabinet ministeryalny
nie bedzie odpowiedzialny -
ma to sic bowiem Kierenskij
ME zgodzi+, a to macy, parla-
mcnt tymczasowy bedzie sobie
gwarzyi, gdy juz W Rosyi obec-
Gie wiecej sic gada Mill rObi-
a cabinet bedzie Z Kierenskim
pracowa4, jak dotad i wfada},
.jak w1ada. Dodac nalezy, IL
Kierenskij posiada / te wybit-
nych - ponad miare przeciet-
No ludzi, IL umie sObie dobierac
pomocnik6w znakomitych i sic
bic " cafem tegO slowa znacze-
niu godnych: do takich nalezy
W ~pierwszej linii niezr6wnany
i r0wEie jak Kierenskij energi-
czny, zdolny / wytrwa@y mini
stcr Spraw zagranicznych Te-
reszczenko, podobnO Ukrainiec
Z rodu, do takich nalezq mini
strowie Nekrasow i Skobelew,
a wreszcie imcip. D'Artagnall
rewolucyi rosyjskiej zastepca
ministra wojny do niedawna, a
oGecnie r6wniez czfonck gabi-
netu minister Sawinkow, cara
zem gubrenator wojenny Pho
trogrodu - zelazna rekq pc
rzqdek W stolicy utrzymac u
miejQcy. Zaznaczyc wypada, IL
wszystkic rzqdu prowizorycz-
ncgo melody, zarzqdzenia gdy
potrzeba repressalia - ME SO
W zadnej mierze - tyrania de-
magogii, to ME uzurpatorzy
! bynajmniej, Il tylko ludzic
trzezwi, zdolni, rozumni, ktorzy
widzqc jasno eel, znajQc doI
drogi - postepujq don niemi
kaza "a SODA isc nawet tym, co
ME chcq - W imie wsp6lnego
dobra i sfawy, wioda Gale spo-
leczenstwo rosyjskie, rozigrane
i wyprowadzone I r6wnowagi
ostatniemi doSwiadczeniami
Jak sic obecnie przedstawia
sytuacya - jedynq trudnosciq
dotad ME zwalczona ostatecz-,
nie i jedynq opozycyQ, swojq
drogq - istniejaca dlategO Il
ia Rad Kierenskiego w imit
postawionej "a zasade swobo.
dy - toleruje - to partya ,,bo.
szewik6w"- m~axymalist6w, o,
raz ich z "a kordonu niemiec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-23

Wszyscy parafianie przystapili
90 Stolu Paiskiego.
Dnia 21go pazdziernika, w ME-
dziele odbyi sic odpust Sw. Jad-
wigi. Kazanie wyg}osi} ks. T. L.
Pudlowski, a SUNG odprawit je--
den 4 Ojc0w FranciszkanGw. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-23
prOCellt

FlOCenI luuilOo~i P0NeNNI -
As rokiem zycia.
w gminach Krolestwa wedfug
tegoz ,,Rocznika'' ma 100 mez-
czyzn przypada 1872 kobiet, PREY
czem liczba mezczyzn ola Krole-
silva jest brana razem z wolsklem
stojacem w kraju, natomiast be-
mieszkanc6w Kr6lestwa, beda-
cych w wojsku rosyjskiem,
Przyjmujac ten stosunek ma 100
procent otrzymamy, re w roku
1915 ilosc mezczyzn W wleku cd
lat II do Il wynosi2a 2,1S1, OG0.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-23

Pol.ki pontyK. czy wieKszy czy mnieI
szy "a obowiazek pocZytyw wac soole
powiuier tale ~rekIarnnwac narooo.
wosc nasza wsrou ohcvcn "aHnh'ahisc
.,Hw ? NBiSE'Snn' -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-23
UWAGI.
(KIERENSKIJ.)

pOnad wszelka watpliwoSc, IL
Rosya W ca1em swojem niesz--
czeSciu wojennem, a szczeSciu
rewolucyi - szczeSciu, mimo
wszystkie trudnoSci, zamieszki
i a~wantury przejSciowe Ia
wdzieczy ~najwiecej IA wieki i
pamieG dziejowa naczelnikowi
obecnego rzqdu prowizoryczne-
60 i p%remierowi gabinetu mini
steryalnego, Alexandrowi Kie-
renskiemu. Czlowiek ten stall
sic punktem centrOwym wszy-
stkiego, co sic W Rosyi robi, cd
niego wychodza inicyatywy,im-
pulSy, on sic dwoi i troll / w
dzieSieckroc mnozy swe SHY i
niewyczerpaAa ma wole i zapa1,
DiezIOmna must mice tez Ware
dObra W prOwadzone praee,
skoro W tenn wszystkiem, co sic
W Rosyi podzia1o Cd zrzucenia
5&rzma caratu Kierenskii zaw-
sze zaradzi, za1agOdzi, zafata,
ziatwi i zawSze ratuje, zawszc
znajdzie droge wyj$cia, a uchy-
lcnia katastrofy, kt6ra juz ca,
lynn szeregiem okazyi i okolicz-
noSci wisia@a mad miOda ludowQ
Rosya. Czfek ten - zdafo sic
s~iabowity, schorowany, watfy,
znajduje SHY - Tytana, pra--
ruje dniami i nocami - vice.
ME W ruchu, niezmordowany W
wysi}kach - byf czas, re trey
ministerya s]prawowaf Z urze-
dem ~premiera; bierze III bark
coraz move ciezary i OdpOwie-
dzialnO5ci i wszystkim podofa,
udzwignic wszystkie. -. Zai--
SIC - godny podziwu! Wyp}y-
rqi, wyroznif sic odrazu SWEET
nie - $wiatu cafemu daf sic
poznac, kicdy W dniach rewolu-
cyl ME pozwolif - jake nfody
minister o5wiaty nowego rewo-
lucyjnego Sabinetu - wieszac
katowskich / czynowniczych
ministr6w i genera}6w starego
rzQdu: zakrzyknqt w0wczas
mason ludu: ME spemiajmy
zbrodni takich - jak carskie,
ME mordowac: zfoczyIcom daG
sad i pc Saddle peEna i'm wy
mierzyG sprawiedliwoSc i kare,
ale ME mordowaG bez sadu!
Tax robili - oni, nam tax ME
wolno!... -. Smia}e to i wzniO-
sic wystQpienie zwr6ci!o nan
odrazu oczy Swiata i wnet wi
dzimy Kierenskiego ma urze-
die drugiego premiera rewO--
lucyjnego rzQdu, a odtad coraz
MOVIE daje on Swiatu i Rosyi
energii niezwyczajnej dowody:
doskona1e rozporzadzenia / "a
lzQdzenia jego, wyborna oryen-
tacya W sytuacyi tax bardzo
zawi}ej, jak sprawy wewnetrz-
ne Rosyi, $mia4oSc wystapienia
i stosowania Srodk6w, szyb-
ko$c decyzyi - wszystkO to
wskazuje, re Kierenskii jest
niewQtpliwie mezem stanu /
politykiem najpierwszej, wiel-
kicj miary i napeinia zaufa-
MEM, re mimc wszystkie psze--
szkody i zawody - zdo1a on
wywieSc RoSye Z chaosu ma
spokojne nurty uregulowanego
postepu i rozwoju zawiedzie,
wyzwalaj&c lud rosyjski, piJa-
ny wolnosciQ nigdy dOtQd ME
zaznanq z halucynacyi choro--
bliwych i majak6w w~ybujalego
indywidualizmu partyi ludzl.
Zdawaio sic jua co najmnleJ
try ray, IL Rad Kierenskiego
upadnie - zniesiony, zmiecio-
ny zywio&owq siia opozycyl,
wytworzonych Brakiem zrozu--
mienia wsp6lnego Interest,"
panstwa i narodu, partyjneml
ambicyami i koteryami, a wre-
szcie intrygami zagramicy -
rzvtai - Niemiec, kt6re ME ia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-23

Exed rarodH prze@ narod ola
rorodu, ME zsinie : powterzcHhE
siemL
Abraham Lincoln
Ne&oWie Siam wsscdzfs EGa.
GzGJq sic ~ zdGntu, &c HlHSi ISL
nice zjednoc:on2, ni~e=GIezRH /
sGnlor=qdna Polst:.
-EOOdrOw Wilson
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-08

Bug Coal Now-Put in your winter
supply OF coal right now! This is the
advice Of the Scott county council Of
defense which met and talked the
coal situation over thoroughly in the
city hail Monday night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-08
Gratifying All Around.

II Is gratifying 10 know that Charles
J. MacGowau, president Of the Tri-
city Federation of Labor, who. with
Oscar " Grim. was taken In charge
by secret. service men Of the depart
ment Of justice while addressing a
meeting at East Moline Yesterday aft
ernoou fu connection with the strike
q men employed ina the SHyis shops
OF TIE Rock Island lines and taken
to Chicago. was today released after
being questioned
It il NOT only gratifying To know on
Mr. MscGowau's oRn account that as
far as may be presumed from the sub
seQuent development the government
has no charges against him. but If is
further gratifying fu have the further
proof from the incident That the gov
eminent is not interfering In labor
disputes or permitting jas representa-
lives To deprive labor leaders of the eN-
efcise ~ their free born rights. The
government is not in the coercion
business
Ii has rightly determined to stop
inCeudiary talks that border ON tJea-
son 1t a time when the country is al
war But the right 10 discuss prln-
ciplez Of any sort. SO long as they do
not include I'm derogatory sense the
Circumstance of our being 40 war
and ia d manner that will comfort and
encourage the enemy has never been
questioned.
Mr. NacG0wau.s release is the
more pleasing 20 his friends because
he is g peaceable man. q peace loving
man and quiet conservative citizen
lie is NOS an agitatDr or a dISturDeT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-08

Sixty three Rejected After work
ing Ia hours fl an effort to clear up
The first days work. Scott county
draft boards settled down 70 9 pol
lev Of disposing of the physical exam
nations Of the men called before TAX
ing up the scores OF claims 10 exemp~
tieus filed. The boards have accepted
Z31 men up u1tI noon yesterday out
Of 234 examiner for physical dis
abilities Sixty-three were rejected.
The percentage Of reflections contin-
ued 70 run less than the anticipated
25 per cent The majority OF re
iect1ons we're due 10 minor defects,
underwe5 ght playing an important
part. Plans for certifying a partial
list of the men aCCepted-Chose who
are passed by the examiners and file
TO claims to exempttons-to the dis
trict board on Thursday or Friday
were announced Ofncials completed
The examinations of the men early
Monday afternoon and then took up
the work Of classifying and investi-
eating the claims to exemptions The
boards we're In session until 1870
that evening. a number Of exemption
claims were disposed of. bat the ON
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-08

The Illinois council o. defense de-
cided Yesterday that it has the power
10 seize and operate IN the interest Of
the PEOPLE every coal mine within the
borders Of the state. and may do SO
without the Formally Of court Fro
ceadfng The leading legal talent cI
the state has SO advised the council
The state furthermore can fix a scale
If prires for coal and determine what
wages are 70 be paid the miners, ard
can do so without violating the state
or federal constitution or interfering
with interstate commerce
Fourteen other states are joining
with Illinois ju the fight to bring the
prices Of coal nearer normal These
/ 8 states will be represented al con
ference called ait Chicago Aug lb,
when II is expected uniformity OF &C
ton viii he agreed upon 10 me IN
term. it is presumed. the Pomereus
amendment to the federal food control
measure viii have been disposed Of
This empowers the president TO com
ulandeer the coal mines CT the Dalou
and run them until peace Is restored
What effect the PCmerene clause might
have in abettIng the course c0nJem-
plated by Illinois and her neigh boring
states appears 10 be question over
which legal minds differ although the
advisers Of the Illinois defense coun-
ell are satisfied that there would be
no interference by the federal govern
rnent If the state saw 1T TO act on its
own initiative in protecting the vel
fare Of its own citizenship in the mat
ter OF furnishing fuel
Governor Lowden is forcing the is
sue with the Illinois mine operators.
He has openly accused them, through
his state council. Of cons spring TO hold
up the consumer and OF eEacing
prices that are far In excess of what
they should be. He has said that the
expense of mining coal. though admit
tedly larger than year ago, due to
slight wage increases, ETC. falls far
short Of 5ustifviug the advances made
hv the operators 70 the consumer, and
that fgures are available To prove the
contention of the state council
Amy move made by the state
or nation just now against the coal
operator or any other producer who
is suspected of unfairly taxing the
consumer Will he popular with the
public. Governor LCHden has been
tnsistent from the outset that coal
prices he revised n Illinois The op-
orators have defied him to interfere
with the conduct Of their business. He
. has C0untered by informing them that
/ he has the power to seize their prop
critics and run them. The people of
Illinois believe that the governor is
sincere in his sight on the practices of
the coal operators If he is and he
possesses the authority he claims it
ought not TO take him long 70 either
force the producers TO readjusr their
prices or 10 take the Conseuu
seeing their properties conducted I'm
der direction of the state
The consumer doesn't care who op-
crates the nines-wherher the owners
continue in charge or whether the
state steps in. All he wants is cheap
er coal. because he is convinced that
he is being cheated by the producers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-08
10 A.B.C u Going u.

The abb Is tS0lng L %
Everything is going up these days
except tuberculosis, pneumonia, ty-
pboid fever, the diseases Of infancy
and childhood, all Of which are COM
ing down a little year after year.
The Abe Of middle age is going
up. Apoplexy, Bright's disease and
Cardiac theart) disease destroyed pro
portonately more lives in America
last wear than in any other year for
more than a generation back
High blood pressure IS noted in
about a third Of ali cases of chronic
nyocarditis theart muscle degenera-
toni This slow impairment of the
heart gives the patient no rude warn
ing. yet IL does throw up signals for
years and years in advance OF serious
disability. The patient however, TOO
often prefers to ignore signals Ere
QuenLy he endeavors 10 conceal them
with some fool medicine highly rec
commended for just such cssas-stom-
aCh trouble. rundown condition. need
OF tonic. that tired feeling. headaches,
insomnia. gas" and so on. II the
patient Is SO unfortunate as TO belong
to the other sex and have friends a few
years older she is pretty sure to at
tribute her health distur bance to the
change of life, in which depIorabIe
mistake she always has company and
eucourag cement
The prevention of Cardio-vasCuIar
degeneration. arterial hardening. sp-
opIexy. Bright's disease and heart
failure is what we are forever preach
ing in this column East less, play
more. unbend. roll your own somer-
sauIts and let the doctor see you
stripped al least once year
Always have to ring in the doctor
don't We
Well. there IS q reason a doctor is
bv instinct a pessimistic- suspicious
person. II he finds your blood pres
sure a peg or two too high he'll worry
about Il and tell you il is Of little sig
n5dcauce: vet you see that he Is pre-
varicating. ana you worry little your
self That makes you more careful;
YOU know that too hearty eating in
creases blood pressure so you cut
down little on the butcher
Or. again. the doctor sees a stray
hyal5ae cast or Two under the micro
scope Nothing at all, quite insignif-
cant. vet you can plainly see he is
worried. TheroA1Te you conclude that
even that occasional drink Of beer or
whisky is we'll dispensed with alto
Eether Alcohol. even IN great noder-
alton. never did improve tae condition
OF the kidneys.
The pleasure Of the annual E1edical
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-08

share 81 the financial load. az they
should do. CT course. but this ought
10 correct the Impression that SO
rnany of rs have that all cf TIE fight
ing a1d the paying are 70 be borne D.
the masses.
OF course wealth should meet rs
Just proportion % the cost II caFh
and blood Those who have gained
riches from the land IN which they
I've Owe it more. in a material sense,
tnan do those who have barely been
able 10 gain a livelihood here. There
fore the spectacle OF a Could attempt
ing 70 gain immunity from helping to
defend . flag under which his fam
iIv has proHted in fabulous proper
lions wiII not tend 10 inspire the
Youths Of the land who have nothing
20 fight for save thsir freedom. Gould.
u he be physically IT. should De
among the first sent TO France.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-08
GouId's Poor Wife.

VS. don't imagine kingdom Could is
20 much worried that his wife won Z
be able TO get along without his Sat
urday night pay check as he is about
himself in claiming exemption from
the draft I'm the first place he mar
RED since the Introduction Of the CON
scripfion bill in congress. which of it-
self invaudates his petition for
exemption because he has a wife, and
IN the second place one for whom the
country has done so much ought to
be ashamed 10 seek to ev5de his pat
riotic obligation to his flag in time
Of war
But it must be said to the credit OF
them as a class that the sons Of the
wealthy have not been following
GouId's example They have been
showing a fine spirit since the decla-
ration Of war in offering their sery-
ices IN the various branches of the
government During the past week
two sons of millionaire families we're
victims Of accidents at aviation
schools. Young Fleischmann of Gin
einnau losing his life and Young Dav-
ison. whose father is Of the house
Of Morgan, being manned perma-
nentIy
The charge that is SO often heard
that this is rich mans wsr is not
supported by the facts as anyone
sufficiently interested may ascertain
through consultation Of the enlist
meut rolls in the various depart
ments of government service. While
It is not to be denied that the wealthy
are getting richer from profits on
war manufactures required by the
government In the prosecution Of the
war and the poor are suffering in
erE4 q "a ~.
ing Of prices on LIES commodities.
that is a condition that has been ex-
perienced IN every other nation on the
globe since the beginning of time
Your American citizen recognizes the
advantage of financial and social
prestige. even in the grimness Of war
fare. when men should be found
standing side by side as brothers
battling for 3 common cause. he sees
instances where the son of his rich
neighbor has been pushed over the
shoulders Of his boy because his edU-
cational training tempera mentally
equipped him for a preferred post that
the youth OF ordinary schooling could
not hope 10 attain. But the sons Of
the rich are not 20 be blamed for their
good fortune Rather ii is we'll that
there are young men SO fitted avail
able for The important places 10 which
they are summoned. The sons OF the
poor ana the rich are lining up shout
der 10 shoulder IN the present war.
a. they have done in all previous
crises in which their country has
been involved There viii be those
who viii fare better in prefeTment
taan others That has always been
SO It must be, because every soldier
cant be an officer. Naturally ne may
barber . J. lpe az eventually winning
promotion but the great majority
must be OF the ordinary type OF sol
der
Naturally there viii be those who
viii point TO Gould as proof thar the
rich are seeking 10 evade service. But
he is an exception 70 tae rule, The
rich are doing their b:t uobly They
are not alone giving Of their boys.
hui, II you will notice the tax sched-
ule as prepared by the senatorial
committee that has n charge the
RAISING OF money 70 carry on the ma
tlc-Gl program, You viii find that
tasg. too, are 10 carry the greater