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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-16

Hindenburg says there must be Strong German
peace TO preserve from war in the future"
strange this talk of keeping out of future trouble
in view of the immense pains the German leaders
have taken to drill the BELIEF their people that
is the highest expression of man." and all that
other rot.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-16

American muskrats, introduced into Germany
few years ago said be doing much damage
to fish ponds canals and dams Doubtless when they
get around to it the Huns will do to them as they
do to offending humans-kilI them off
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-16
E lalllEIsA ITN TAlLK G2D5
BY WILILlAEl =. sR RAD r1n.

sound of mind would at once rejec'
food containing such foreign bod
les. Finely ground glass would be
comparatively harmless; 1t has
been employed as a remedy by the
peasants of Europe.
Questions and Answers.
Sanitary Aluminium have used
aluminium ware for cooking puT-
poses the past six years. use the
best make. l have recently been
informed that cooking in aluminium
dishes is dangerous because pol
soning is liable to take place. Is
that true? MRS. A. H. g.
Answer.-No Aluminium ware is
perfectly safe.
Dallying With a Lump.-Two
months ago 1 noticed for the first
time a lump the size of a pea I'M
der the right breast. 1t causes no
pain. but | am worried about IL.
| don't like to go to my doctor, be-
cause l have heard that such
things are apt to grow all the fast
er after an operation. Will you
suggest what l can do?. IF. d.
Answer-Go at once to your
doctor for examination and advice.
1t is as likelv to prove incense
uuential as not. But there is con-
siderable peace Of mind in being
on the safe side. The disasters
you have heard about are in
stances of women who waited till
K was too late.
A Horrible Example. - What
makes the liver so flippity-flop, to
indigestion puts stop, and lets
Doc Nature go over the top? A
Somersault. 1t puts a stop 10
many ills, autointoxication kills,
says "Au Revoir" to doctors pills,
this somersault (Charles M
Answer-The other twelve para
graphs will keep.
Another Sad Case.-There's a
lot of fun in living if you seek 20
find, and it often comes by keeping
DIR. Brady's words in mind. sIf his
kindly humor gives one hope and
joy of life, is he not great ply
stefan whittier cares are rife?-
(Elois.)
Answer-Would that you two
could meet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-16
other rot.

Complaint that art is not appreciated is again
rebuked by the fact that the works Of Hiare G. E.
Degas recently sold in Paris for than million
dollars. However, it is only fair to add that Degas
is dead
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-16

When the proposed reduction In ths nur of
passenger trains goes into effect the travelipub-
lie doubtless will be more easily reconciIed tie in
conyeuiences of an upper berth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-16

The Hun has broken into the king the east,
bu he has tall jumping ahead of him before he
viii be able to any of his men in the west.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-16

Make the income tax collection drive bHting
your neighbor 10 pay his. too.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
WE WISH YOU


HUAlDAN lAAAAHAAN-s
WIZ should DO not be the finest pos
--1le rresznt--A VIEW HOHEf
NEW YEAR HEsOLUTtoN-StOp
paving rent and pay for = home
f1a0oo- e-room apartments. North
= Pzso St Trade for bungalow. part
$500. Zine five room bungalow.
e-oFe fr- cost $500: owner moved 70
Alabama. $500 cash, and balance TO
$500. Good room house. three
corner lots, on car line; s5ge cash ana
$3.50 Zine 5 room bungalow. good
location worth Sf0ooi $500 cash, bal
$3.50. ( room bungalow. oak floors,
s-zeucut. 2 lots. nicely furnished.
rarrs SIS. near country ciuo. sovv
cash. balance monthly
$4,000 40 acres. lower valley, one
rs The rerr best improved and equipped
farms 10 the valley, s. A. alfalfa, y =
II rear old Bartlett pear orchard
trade for Fl Paso property
$4,000 - acres. near Belens %
acres alfalfa. 3 acres orchard room
hnlEs- 600 ton barn. mules. cows com
rlele farming outfit, $1,000 cash bal
-ure 90 suiL
1850 100 acres. Canuflllo. c room
t-rse. garage. . tenement houses. well
md rur11iug plant teams COWS.
to-r. lmpieuentss take one-t1ird
trade.
rsa08. 60 acres. upper valley. fine To-
eaten, g acres Alfalfa, small family
lrch1r1. good house uaoe 1o- Il
rar1 buuEa Low o. home
5000. 50 sc-es. Upper valley, good
.r-ariou. - acres have been Il culti-
-z.sou: trs5e for e Paso p-opert--
r-5 PEI acre 600 acres upper VAL
lr- fne --zmv land, 10 slkaI. no
-Fobe sl-- soil trade AL or any POI
-s.1 for scu-rEife e Paso property
WEWEIAE INFEsTnEAT COMP Any
E---r $50. 100 san Antonio s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
For Rsnt-Apartments Furnished

Tor hEul-flV allllGlA4 I VI alAsAEu
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THE DWTER-Phone 1850.
: AND ROOM APTs.-sot Mesa
Two Rooms, s p. go y. kansas
STEAM heated l3l0 Mundy- Pm ,5lsR
APAKTMENTs-l7ls Montana. Pm. 7sfs
MODERN APTS--Close %. sl7 y e raso
GERMANE APT.-5e6 IS. Missouri Fur
nished Apartment for rent Apply Apt z
ELEGANTLY furnished 8 room apartment
al reduced rates Phone 1878.
FURNISHED apartment FOR gent. close in
Piedmont apartments FOR rent Apply
Apt l. Ph- s3So-
ATTEND OR BIG REMOVAL SALE
Now ou--ssv1 SOC on dollar.
RIO GRANnE FURNITUEB co
At FIVE POISTS-ors larEe roou.
iitcheus-. private bath. phone. steam heat
well furnished. Phone 5fl2
DE WITT APT--Livl1E room With dlsap-
pea-inE bed. -i-chers'. ta-h. 1Is Wyom-
jig Phone 11s9
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
For Sale-CftH PropertY

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PARMEBEE-AIag neto and starter
repairing We specialize in srmature
rewindine-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25

Typewriter & Office Supply Co-BouEht
sold. rented. repaired Asts- Corona. RogEi
oliver. Rubber stamps. 216 Mills 81 Phi 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25

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MELDING-Ths way 70 should b done,
promptly any size Phone 2051
BROWN WELDING CO. coo TeEas s..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25

WY not start she New Year right
~ rr--l-E Hetflef tn -our Own
Enmes We have NUMBER q eL-
rrle-- tzrrzirE both ir city and
Gentry property
neres- coed adore house. OF
-r-t1 Ir-- -11d miles below
p Fuec- easy payments $500.
, lots --E-r- Bungalow. & rooms
and Elasrrd Sleeping porch Ire
-rr-- er-far. 100 feer from car
r.-e $1,000 Euau cash payment
h1a--e ear
2 - mare acres. 20 house. a.
re-- -rw r-l-rg- Easy terms
". r PANE
fr- 1Eesa- Fh1-e 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25

TUNES. suitcasss. travelling bags made
repaired and exchanged e Paso Trunt
Eactor-. next 20 Crawf1rd theater. Phi 1os4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
BARGAIN

BARGAIN
. rccrl modern bungalow on four cor
rer lots. south fronr-Basemeut- heat
INK plant double garage, servants
-rnrrs and servants bath located !
Block of Bliss street, -ually cost
owner 81 900 1o-Price for quick sale.
z11la1o-
Have
CASH q STOMER
FOR . story residence we'll located,
MIST have s rooms beating plant and
zE-IIsT YOUR PROPERTY
WITH NE PROMPTLY.
WANTED
Price o. rour close IN business IN
come property Have customer wait
.-E
LEO r sCHT STEH-
SO EiIls Bldg Phone ss5-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25

We WISH ALL OUR FRIENDS
q the PAST and those We viii make
= che future a very Joyous
CHRISTMAS sEASON.
ANDETSON-F1LLEH INVESTMENT CO.
r5r sfesa Ave. Phone 1854.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
Help Wanted-FemaIe

-~----~~---7---~-~~~---~7
WANTED-Enslish spec king Mexican SRI
for housewori- Apply l04 Montana
WANTBD-Servant 10 take care Of chill
dren- one who speaks English preferred
1913 Happier St Phone s1s+E
WANTED - Experienced dining room
mattresses. SO week Lunch counter
Mattresses 81 week Apply Modern CAFE,
basement Mills Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
For Sale or Exchange

ATTEND OUR BIG REMOVAL SALE
Now on-save zee on dollar.
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
Stove Repairing
Storage Warehouses

n PaSO sTORsGF TyAFFI,0I- $500.
rates Established 10 years- Phone 21s6-
HOUSEHOLD goods packed. Skipped o.
stored Daniel F1r- & Nat Facty- Pm 1923
STORE your goods With TEXICO Trans
FER 8 sTORAGE co. Phans lsl-zsa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
Hardware
Hair Dressing


CUT RATE Hardware and Paints
HENRY MOHR- 500 : FL PAsO ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25

Oriental GARAGE
rs y. KANSAS PHONE ass
Storage s. 60-gepairiuE
AUTO SALE
Dod-c-MitcheIl-S
Chalmers Light Six. 1e17---------- Ssoa. 90
Overland. electric starter ------.---- s25e
II YOU ARE NOT PLEASED WITH
YOUR CAR TRADE IT IN on
Buick Llglt SlE. 5-passelger. 1918.
Bu.cE Light SIX. s-passcnGsr. 1917.
Paige 5-paszenger. 1871
Liberty 5-psssenger. 1917
CldEmobile 5-passenEer. 1911
scriprs-Bocth Roadster. 1917.
Chalmers Touring. 7-pasEengsr. 1917
Ford Sedan. 1917
Ford Roadster. 1871.
Fc-d Touring, 1871.
Dodge Touring. 5-7sssenge-. 1917.
Buick Tour. 5-paEEenEeT. 1917
cadillac Eight. 7-passenger. 1871
Overland Coupe. 1917.
stu6=azzsr f-passe1Eer. Ie-I-
Cant Six 1917
WALTTBs & DURHAM
20 ~ san Antonio
Phone soe5-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25

NOTICE To HAYNES AND
MITCHELL OWNERS.
We are prepared 20 do your e
pair work right and reasonable
We also do repair work on all
makes CT good cars We only
employ experienced mechanics
who know their business
WEST TEXAS MOTOR co.
HAYNES & MITCHELL. Dealers
col Montana Phone 1915.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
Clock Specialists

Watch and Clock RepsirinE. reasonable
prices C.P Martin. So Trust BldE. Pm. 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25

CHIROPODIsT. switches made from comb
lnEa. Marey Purdy. 10 Buckler- Pm ISL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
TaxiderrniSts
Trunk Factory

lIeLLEIaN 60 Fl. "a. ID - s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
Assayers and Chemists
Auto Aeeessones
Beaufr ParInr-

Duclo Beauty ParIors American operators
only 30s Reynolds Bldg. Phone se1e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
Help Wsnted-Female

Help Wented-FemaIe
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MANTED-Good cook Phone 1853
WANTED = Good cook. coIo-ed Good
WAGES. references required Phi 3SI9.
WANrED-Reliabie houseEeeper- Apply
1895 Montana or 500 Eobcrts- Banner Bldg
WANTED-Space in q earage for one car.
near 3115 Federal Phone 5T6A
WANTED-Waltrass FOR dining room: also
waitress FOR lunch counter. Apply Head
Waiter. Hotel Paso Del Norte-
GOOD cook. white or coiorsd. small private
family 1917 No1tsna-
WANTED-A coloTsd OF English speaEias
Mexican gil o. wcmaE for general house
keeping. n snail family. call S5s2E
sos Clifton
DR. EDWARD AUER- sis-1s Trust BIG.
Epecially equipped for treatment OF all
chronic disease piEsaEes q Hcnc1.
Nervous diseases, Phone asa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
Carpenters

CARPENTER work wanted. Ph. 70lsw.
Carpenter Contractor. Josber. Phoae 80.
Carpenfcrs io6 work wanted Pm 6s1s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25

TypeWriters
WE HAVE AN EXPERT MECHANIC.
THE FIRST AVAILABLE FOR = YEARS.
YOUR MACHINES WILL RECEIVE
PROMPT ATTENTION AT REASONABLE
COST AND LEAVE THE SHOP PER-
FECTLY REPAIRED.
We have several used. late model type
writer's ~ bargain prices
RHEIS Speciality Agency,
sos Mesa Phone 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
TYPEWRITER BARGAIN LIST

TYPEWRITER RARCsAIN LIST
We need the ncney-muEt have Il before
January 1st-
II zoo are n need % a good typewriter
a. small cost.
Ols Underwood. Elits Type, Lsts
Model o.. -..........-...-..-.. $500
One Pennington. Complete BiIler..--Sf5.00
One EfainEtou 30. % ---..-----.-.S91-o0
One Hemneud. New --------.-..--s75.0 90
one Co-ona - -....-...-..-.-..-.S $3.50
Two National Portcbles. New 1890. $50 so
ous Oliver eco- 8 .-----.-------.-ses %
oas Oliver 80 .--.--.--.-.-..-... 1880
10s Mesa Ave Phone 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25

ISTERNATIOSAI Business coiiege- P.i197
WHISTLER SCHOOL-First class stenog-
raphers turned out SIC Mesa Phi 1875
DRAUGHON'S-The largest between san
Antonio and Los Angeles
GUARANTEE POSITIONS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
ElechoITsis
Furniture Packing

Furniture Packing
PACKING and chipping household goods
our specially Furniture repairing finishing
and upholstering- r. l. Daniel Furniture
Mattrcss Factory. rec Texas Pm 1e25-i0Io
WE PACK. SHIP or sTURE
Furniture. cut glass and china furuifurs
repairing and rcflnlshinE and uphoisterinE.
Get our prices See or wcrlz. Used fur
nlture taken IN exchange for work 100
Texas Phi. 9111.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25

PEoNTO PIUMBEEs- Phone IosS-
J. 2 GRUBBs, Stumbling, steam and sss
flttl1E- Phone ga
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
HeIp Wanted-Aqent,
Held Wanted-Male and Female


WANTED exczllent cooks IN private
families q 3; good wages. Reference Ap-
niv urn wcr =. Tyrone. y. II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
DresSmakng

DresSmaking
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EXPERIENCED Dressmaker- Ph- ISe9W-
DESIGNER and gcwn maker. Pm 3l51W-
DKEssMAKING, renodeiins- Pm s592M-
FOR HEMSTTTC and PIcot EdEinE.
Phi $40 Union Dye Wzs-. as y Stanton
Ready Reference Business Directory
Accounfants-Audifo-1
Ell PASO Audit co.
W Il Payne. Accountant
Rm. y and is Mills Bldg. Phone SIZE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
Special Notices

THE ONLY rteam carpet cleaners. Ska
81 Acme Iat d Feather Co. Phi 1871
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25

BILLIE WILLIAGs-Auotioassr. VIII Ct,
sales In or out OF town. Phone ss5ER.
Evening journal., 1918-06-05
Continued tomorrow

Domestics. cooks ana Mattresses
will find excellent positions at good
wages by watching the daily Want
Ads
Evening journal., 1918-06-05
Strategic Demands.


Arrangements must. OF course, b
made for stopping up the hole in thu
Nosges and for making IL Impossible
that Thorn shall be reached by gurf
OF even the greatest range-in Russian
fortresses.
Oskar Geek, Social Democratic mem
her OF the Reichstag, speech delivered
at karlsruhe. Feb. 2 1916
ideals kindle no Enthusiasm
From above, we have keynote phrases
such as protection OF small nations,
end freedom Of the seas" These are
ideal, not real things. They kindle nc
enthusiasm. For this purpose we need
the announcement OF great aims.
II we do not overthrow our enemies
IN this war. there is risk OF our be
coming a secOnd-classl nation.
Bacmeister, National Liberal member
OF the Prussian Diet. speech in the
Diet, Feb. 23 1916.
Practical Uses of History.
Students Of history shoud make use
OF our newspapers more than they do
and should speak OF the past OF the
Flemish territory. Of the past Of kur-
land. OF the low German character OF
lllf IAtllllNl INUuldAlNl anu VI AAtN AAo
toric order Of the TeutOn Knights. Al
times it may be annoying TO keep the
last sentence Of such articles back In
ones pen But is IL always necessary
20 dot all ones is? Anyone who knows
how 10 read articles Of the historical
sort will know how TO put the dot
on the r. for himself
Pastor Mum. Christian Socialist
member OF the Reichstag. in the "Ber-
liner Neueste Nachrich.en" March %
1916.
Bethmann- -Hollweg's Implications
The aims Of peace must be aims OF
power. In the east the i'm
perial chancellor has indicated the tan
gible outcome with some precision. As
regards the west he has expressed him
self with greater caution As regards
Belgium he has told US that precaH-
tions must be taken that this country
shall no longer be a buwark Of Eng
land but must be-that is undoubtedly
the necessary implication Of what he
has said-under our political. military
and economic control.
SPAIN, member OF the Reichstag,
leader Of the Center Party. speech in
the Reichstag. April ,, 1916
Landmarks Must BE Removed.
II in the treaty Of peace we succeed
in securing for the Flemings the
chance to develop their own culture
on the basis Of their own language. is
that forcible subiugation? Against any
subiugation that might be proposed in
this matter we Social Democrats
should be compelled TO take position
OF decided opposition. The imperial
chancellor has said The Europe that
will emerge from this war will in many
Of its parts be unlike the old Europe.
History knows no status quo ante after
monstrOus events" One must be a pol
itical infant TO persuade himself that
a whole continent can be set on fire,
millions OF men killed and bleeding,
without the removal Of a single land
mark placed by some musty old diplo-
matist.
Philipp Scheldemann, speech on be-
half OF the majority Of the Social Dom
ocratic party in the Relchstag April G.
1916.
Evening journal., 1918-06-05

true copy OF their quartedy report as
the same is now prepared by It for IT'S
own use,
And be II further orders. That the
Wilmington and Philadelphia Traction
Company will make no sale or transfer
Of any Kind or character by lease,
hypothecation or otherwise Of any OF
its properties without first submitting
In writing with full detail for the ap-
proval OF this commission such pro-
posed sale. transfer or hypothecation
And be II further ordered. That all
the orders herelnbefore made this day
in this cause shall stand until further
order Of this commission.
And be II further orders, That any
i've OF the tickets heretofore sold for
five cents each by the Wilmington and
Philadelphia Traction Company and
companies leased by u may be exchang-
ed for four OF the tickets 10 be issued
under the preceding paragraph Of this
order"
Commissioner Mock was absent but
Commissioners NcMullen. GarretsOn
Holt and Isaac voted for the resolution
The seven-cent fare will 20 into ef-
feet June 10 unless legal action Is taken
TO restrain IL.
Protests against the seven-cent fare
were voiced by Edward NJ Davis, as
president Of the Non-Partisan League
and by City Engineer Edgar NJ. Hopes
Jr.. who said he spoke in the capacity
Of a private citizen and not as city
Official.
The formal order was drawn up by
City Solicitor Bayard. Mr.. Davis. dur
ing the discussion before the adoption
OF the resolution, told the commission
that the people simply would moi
stand for the raise" He wanted 10
know why the traction company had
switched from a siX-cent fare to a
seyen-cent fare so quickly, and scored
the trolley service.
Mr. Hopes told the Commission that
II appeared TO him as II the Traction
Company was going 10 get too much
money under the seven-cent fare. He
said an increase Of 30 per cent in
wages would mean only an increase Of
% per cent. in operating expenses. Cen
eral Manager Wilson, Of The Traction
Company invited Mr. Hopes TO study
Expert Engineer Manson's report. and
Commissioner Garretson pointed out
that the rate would only be tempor-
airy II a condition such as Mr. Hopes
spoke Of should develop.
After the resolution had been adopt
ed Z. VI. Davis exclaimed.
Il want 10 serve notice on you men
that they won't get 70. We Will fight
it, and fight it down hard
At 2.30 o'clock Mr.. Davis was hunting
Chancellor Curtis, and intimaied he in
tended TO apply for a restraining order.
Evening journal., 1918-06-05
Z CHAPTER VIII.
UTTERANCES OF MILITARY WRITERS
1. GLORIFICATlON OF WAR.
ga Radiant Crown"

]. rLVlAlE lAlA ANfaN vi NN4hAAs
"a Radiant Crown"
some great sentiment must stimu-
late great abilities in the general, either
ambition. as IN Caesar, hatred OF the
enemy, as in Hannibal, or the pride OF
falling gloriousiy, as in Frederick the
Great.
open your heart TO a feeling Of this
kind. Be bold and astute in your de-
signs, firm and persevering in executing
them. determined 10 find a glorious end
and destiny will press on your youth
ful brow a radiant crown-ft emblem
OF a prince, the rays Of which Will
carry your image into the bosom OF
your latest descendants.
Gen. Carl Won Clausewitz, ION War
1882 translated by Col F. n. Maude
H9iil. vol. 49, p. 229. The passage
cited will be found in the authors IN
structions to the Prussian crown
prince" tisi2)
The Army the Basis Of Civilization.
The army takes the first place among
the institutions Of every country. II
alone makes possible the existence Of
all the other Institutions. All political
and civil liberty, all the creations OF
civilization, the finances, the slate IT.
. self, stand and fall with the army.
Field Marshal Count Helmuth Won
Moltke. speech in the Reichstag, Jan.
a., 1887.
War Instituted by God.
Perpetual peace is a dream. and IL IS
not even aNbeautiful dream. War is
part Of the eternal order instituted by
God.
Moltke, letter to Bluntschll, Dec. II,
1890
Biology, Civilization, Idealism and
Christianity Demand War
War is not merely a necessary
element in the life of nations- but an
indispensable factor Of culture, In
which a truly civilized nation finds the
highest expression OF strength and vi
iality.
Evening journal., 1918-06-05
JAoOBY POTENTATE OF SHRINE.
lY ihe Inlled press.

BY the United Press.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., June D.
Elias Jaooby, potentate Of Murat Tenn
pie. indianapolis. was elected Imperial
Potentate Of the Imperial Council, An
cient Arabic Order OF the Mystic Shrine
here today W. Freedland kendrick, Of
Philadelphia, was advanced TO the office
Of Deputy Imperial POtentate.
4 LIVELY fight Is in progress over the
office OF Imperial Outer Guard, the last
TO be filled, with half a dozen candi-
dates in the field.
Evening journal., 1918-06-05
PLEDGE TO PROpuCE

BY the United States.
HELENA. Ark, June 6.-Seven thou
sand persons here have signed the
pledge
The pledge, in this case. is a promise
TO raise a large war garden. and can
the surplus food from It. G. A. san
ford. secretary, Business Mems League
predicts at least a 200 per cent in gar
den produce over last years yield.
Evening journal., 1918-06-05

War gives a biologically just decis-
ion. since its decisions rest on the very
nature Of things. It is not
. only a biological law, but moral obli-
cation and. as such. an indispensable
factor in civilization
As human life Is now constituted, II
is political idealsm which calls for
war, while materiallsm-in theory. AZ
least-repudiatcs il.
The brutal incidents inseparable
from every war vanish completely be-
fore the idealism OF the main result.
Christ Himself said ~ am nos come
to send peace on earth. but a sword
His teaching can never be adduced as
an argument against the universal law
Of struggle There never was a rel.g-
ion that was more combative than
Christianity Combat, moral combat, IS
its very essence.
Gen Friedrich Won Bernhard, Ger
many and the Next War; translated by
A. II. Powles 'Longmans, Green & Co.,
1912, pp. 6, IS. A., ~, 20, 22
The Diffusion OF Culture" by Wai.
IL lies in the nature Of a fully de-
veloped siate-the history OF all ages
confirms ito feel the need OF forcing
the greatest possible number or the in
habiiants OF the earth into the domain
OF its culture. The greater the pride
felt by each single citizen in belong
ing TO just this state. his own and no
other; the fuier his consciousness that
the cultural eiements that live IN him
place him morally above his Deighbors
the stronger becomes his impulse 70
be a political teacher and educator
Highly developed cultural nations, con-
quer 10 educate. TO extend their culture
TO others.
SO the naughty Romans STROBE over
the world as teachers OF a majestic
political and cultural thought. and in
their footsteps trod the Teutons. un-
der the leadership Of the Carolingian,
Saxon, FrancOnisn and Hohensiaufen
emperors For the French
world there arose in Napoleon ne
great herald and teacher OF culture
promoted by the policy Of force. .
May a like Titan be youchssfed TO us,
that the world may be he9Icd by the
German nature.
Continued tomorrow
Evening journal., 1918-06-05
sIlzalIon of allan soldIers in the unIled

slization OF allen soldiers in the United
States army who desire TO become cili-
zons. Judge Woolley was accompanied
by II. c. Mahafry Jr.. deputy clerk Of
the United States Court.
The court was convened in the Y. NJ
C. A. building at the government reser-
walton and 81 aliens who had enlisted
In the United States military forces
were granted their final papers