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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-01
SUPREME WAR
COUNCIL ACTS
ON CERMANYS
PLEA TODAY
Armistice Terms Will be Re-
lated to Military Require
ments But Conditioned on
Wilson's S Points.
KAISER JOINS LEADERS
tBy Asso, lated Press.)

COPENHAGEN, Nov. Emperor
William has left Berlin for German
grand headquarters, message from
the German capital today states.
The rumors Of Emperor Williams a
abdication are at least premature, the
Berlin Vossische Zeitung says in
Thursdays issue. 1t adds, however,
that the abdication question was dis
cussed at the latest meetings of the
war ca binet and it is stated that for
mer Vice Chancellor Delbrueck has
left for the front on an important mis-
sion for Chancellor Maximilian
1t is generally supposed, the news
paper says, that DR.. Delbrueck will
present the emperor with an abdica-
tion document.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-10
COPPER STOCKS
ARE UNCHANGED
Shelters Is Only Issue Re
spending to Inquiry For
Short Covering.

The market again Thursday recovered
from its slump at the close. according
TO j. s. Curtiss 6 Co. Hotel Sheldon.
This was limited 10 the steels and oils
and a Few Of the railroads. notably Read
ing. Canadian Pacific and Union Pacific.
The only copper on the list which re-
sponded TO the inquiry for short COW
erlng was Smelters- The others We're
Unchanged and Shattucll was lower and
weaker.
--ez-ean Petroleum was once more the
feature OF the market. touching 1ee
new high record for the present move
and tuiletins were Tut out today by
several houses extremely bullish on this
issue that IL would be q long time be-
fore It would again sell at 100 and
spoke Of $50 as the ultimate goal. possibly
higher. II opened with q two point gain
overnight at 1919.
on the curb. Calumet & jerome was
very weak Howe Sound lower Ray
Hercules held very strong. Superior d
Boston broke through four. and Magma
was only so bid Airpiane stocks sold
Off and Wright Martin IS now quoted
around six. compared with ten, a Few
months ago.
Towards the close. the market took on
another new lease Of life. and prices
hardened considerably. steel recovering
from 101 20 1854. Inspiration Consoii-
dated was very active and higher. selling
above 555s. Mexican Petroleum continues
strong
Latest afternoon prices follow:
rrh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-10
Working Hard
For Rest Of
Liberty
Committeeman Walking for
100000; Not Taking
at Usual Luncheon.

Instead OF spending Thursdays
noon hour eating and talking. Liberty
loan committeeman were ont working
and walking. securing the city's by
ways and highways for more sub
scribers-
No reports were turned IN at head
quarters, but IL was said that the
teams were working hard to secure
the additional 100000 Subscriptions
necessary to lead the city over the
TOD. All campaigners had been urged
not to be led astray by former sue
cesses. but TO continue the fight until
rNa top mark has been left in the
rear.
-.oonday luncheon meetings OF the
committees were suspended pending
the influenza spread, and it was eN-
pected that when that Is cleared or
and the workers meet again. reports
VIII show the city has once more
gone over"
Lieut.. Gurley To DaIhart.
Lieut. Leon p Gurley VIII leave
Thursday afternoon for DaIhart. Tex.
20 help that city over the top. Lieut.
Grams, has assisted FL Paso MATERIAL
ly IN the showing made in the pres
ent campaign he won many friends
by his untiring efforts. made in spite
OF the fact that he is recuperatinE
from the effects OF casing in France.
Pv-- Henry Adams. another vet
assigned to FL Paso. VIII leave for
CarllzoZo In the afternoon 70 assist
In the campaign there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-10
Double Subscriptions,
Match Achieuements of
Armies, Uurges MAdoo

Washington. d c.. Oct I0.-Secre-
tary McAd0O today appealed TO every
citizen to double his loan subscrip-
ton TO match the achievements OF
the allied armies in France.
The brilliant victories OF our
British, American and Trench forces
yesterday said the secretary. should
impel every patriotic American i'm
mediately 10 double his subscription
20 Liberty bonds That IS the way TO
put the fourth Liberty loan over
quickly. and that is the best way 70
strengthen the fighting power OF
these brave men who are moving
with such Irresistible dash and sue
cess against the Huns. Let every
one double his subscription today and
let every one who has not subscribed
make his subscription. Do not put it
OF. Let our boys and our comrades
IN the battle line know that we are
lighting with the same enthusiasm
and determination here as they are
over there and. more than all. thn-
we appreciate as wen as glory in
what they are doing. not BY words.
but by deeds"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-10
British Sutfffs Demand
Many Rights, Including
Seats in Parliament

London. Eng, Oct 1O.-Now that
women have taken over all sorts Of
mems Jobs TO help out in the war and
are demanding certain concessions and
getting them, some are inclined to
ask ''W hat viii the women want
next" And the complete answer is
supplied by the National Union Of
Woman Suffrage societies. said 20 be
the most moderate as wei as the
strongest OF the suffrage organiza-
tions. This is what II wants"
Women members OF parliament.
Women ENJOYS at the international
reconstruction congress after the
war
Women TO retain British nation
atty even though they marry aliens
Women magistrates and jury
women
Women solicitors and barristers
chs reactionary element Is en-
trenched in these trades and frown
upon women associates.)
Women to occupy higher posts in
government Offices
Women TO be police constables-
Women teachers TO be paid the
same wages as men
Widowed mothers to have state
maintenance prOpOrtionate TO number
OF children
Equal moral standard.
Equal guardianship rights for
fathers and mothers"
The league wiz concentrate on
these reforms during the next year,
paying special attention 10 the lot
OF the woman IN industry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-10
Turkey Willing
TOACcebt Terms
UncOnditiOnaIly?
y. S. Hears This Report
About Ottermans; Big
Events Expected.

Washington. D. C.. Oct 1o.-The
nonappearanee Of the Turkish peace
note. reported 10 have been sent
simultaneously with that OF Ger
many and Austria. and the report
from London and Paris Of impending
and farreaehing events in Constantin-
ople. has strengthened the view here
that the situation in Turkey is des-
perate.
May Face Utter Collapse.
Il Is believed by officials in touch
with Turkish affairs that the pro-
German government faces utter col
lapse II indeed that has not already
taken place and that the new gov
eminent will make a direct appeal TO
the allies for peace at any price.
The state department has heard IN
officially that representatives OF the
various factions in Turkey already
have appealed TO officials Of the al
lied government at Saloniki. promis-
ing TO accept unconditional terms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-10
Conserve Your Money
Is Greatest Requirement

just of country be
other necessity
war
Money the requirement absolutely
paramount commodity the essential thing which all
THE CAPITAL ISSUES COMMITTEE WAS CREATED TO HELP CONSERVE
The Capital Committee jurisdiction al
Capital 100000
e 10
1t VIII be regarded uHpatie for stock be sold which
asked with the committee by refusing buy stock
No patriotic should either buy sell stock which has not received the
established
INSIST UPON SEEING PERMIT BEFORE STOCK
the its
an
pny DO NOT BUY ANY proper permit produced
inspection.
stances matter permit for its sale has been issued not No good
VIII ask boys the enlisted the dura
ton Of the surely should enlist without reservation
your cooperation providing
needed the Capital Committee helps
avoid non-essental investments.
a tta
any your community
y II Charm ommittee on.
/WN n Capital Issues for Eleventh.
w. " /Z-sz Federal Reserve District, Dallas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-10
SOME BIC GAINS
ON THE STREET
Petroleums, Shippings and
Utilities Feature Active
Operations.

New York, Oct 10.-Petroleums
shippings and utilities again featured
the active operations in today's stock
market at gross gains OF 20 almost
q 0 points. sales apprOximated coo. 900
shares.
Liberty bond closinEs: 31z's, gq.gSc:
first convertible as, 9S.50c: second IS.
Ond ~ IS, $3.50. third AIS. $1,000
war Shares React.
Trading IN the first half hour Of to-
days stock market was Characterized
by extreme irregularity the war di-
vision again reacting while shipping,
utilities and oils resumed their activ-
ity at material gains. Marine pre-
ferred rose 8 points, Atlantic Gulf
gaining about half as much. while
Western Union, Peoples Gas. Mexican
Petroleum and Texas company gained
. 20 points. Equipments OF the class
represented by Baldwin Locomotive
and the independent steels broke I to
. points. United States Steel yielded
a small fraction, but soon rallied
fun point Canadian Pacific also
showed some heaviness in the initial
dealings. but rallied brisklv.
HenEiness With Decline.
Minimum quotations for the current
movement on today's stock market
were made by active war equipments
Declines in those stocks were accom-
panied by heaviuess in feathers, cop
uers and distilling issues. Rails were
IN the first half hour being succeeded
by another drop Of % points United
States Steel was distinctly strong. but
Marine preferred continued the chief
factor on the bull side, extending its
gain TO 31s points.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-10
Livestock Market


Chicago, ILL.,, Oct 10-HoEs-Receipts
-s-goo; mostly 15E25c lower than vsste--
days general trade Butchers. s1E10G
1850; light. S1-.75 61S-2z- packing.
Sl7-25 Glsi pigs, good 10 choice. S16-e5 @
1--25-
Cattie-Receints. 1900. very slow. Ten
dency lower on an kinds except good
corn fed steers; calves. steady 10 csc
lower tran yesterdays close Beef cattle.
good choice and prime. SIS T1e-se: com
mon and medium. Ss.75G IS butcher stock.
and cutters $685. @ zee; stockers and
feeders, good. choice and fancy. $3.50
G 1875; inferior. common and medium.
4l-5e 2 lo-5l-veal calves. Eood and choice.
Sl5-l5 r 1870; western range beef steers.
S1s-45 G 1l-75s cows and heifers. ss-75 q e.
Sheep-Recelpts. 32.O0o- opening slow
but first sales OF fat and feeding classes
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
kansas City, No, Oct 19--Hogs-I-e-
celpts, leeo; lower heavy, s1T-75 1870;
Cattle-Recelnts 10000; Eteadv TO weak
steers, $3.50 r 19; westerns. 81 1880:
cows and heifers. Sc T11e5- stockers. $3.50
GA; calves. s7G12.
Sheep-Eeceipts. 1900: steady Lambs
$3.50 q 1915; Te1rlinEs. s10T1e; Wethers-
SsG1o-59- ewes. Ss9e-5o.
Denver Livestock Close.
Denver, Colo. Oct HoEs-Receipts
1390s steady 70 15c lower Top. $780,
bulk $3.50 G1s.
Catte-Receipis. 250o; steady Beef
steers, 2sG15; cows and heife-z. SO
Ss-75; stockerz and feeders, s. G13s calves,
s10G12
81 G14.755 ewes. IS r6.5o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-10
Paul McCurry and Bert
Dean, From ming,
Killed Near Ft. Apache.

Deming, y. ~, oct 10.-Chief Of
police J. A. Kealy is in possession Of a
letter from Arizona officers convey
ing the Intelligence that Paul 1IcCur-
~ and Bert Bean. Il year old sons OF
j. W McCurry and Garrett Bean.
school chums only a short time ago.
had both been murdered and their
bodies thrown into Black river. about
% miles from Fort Apache. Ariz.
IL appears that the lads started out
on a hunting trip some days ago. tax
ing with them, chief Kealy thought
hans something over S125. soon
after reaching Arizona they feu in
wi-n an elderly man and between the
three they got a pair of burros and
an old wagon.
When last seen the three were to-
gether. and later the old man was
seen alone with the team and wagon.
Officers After Assassin.
As soon as Information was brought
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-10
ASK
FOR MORE MONEY
Council Gets Request For
% Percent Raise, Be-
cause of Living Costs.

The high cost Of living has
prompted the police department 10
request another raise IN salaries
Thursday the city council received
formal request. signed by q commit
tee composed Of J. p Redmon. s. RI.
Veater. J. D. Thompson. p II
Phoenix and andy Shobe, requesting
a IS percent increase
eat the present scale OF wages, the
men cannot pay their bills. as the
cost OF living has increased one half
since we had our last raise in pay"
the request read, "and under present
conditions It is impossible for the
men 70 meet their bare necessities.
rents. groceries and dry goods bills"
No IntentIon TO Strike.
The request said the members OF
the department had no intention OF
striking over the matter.
The present scale OF pay was set
forth as follows Patrolmen. 800
month; sergeants. Sis. and captains.
$3.50.
The mayor referred the request TO
the council as a whole for investiga-
ton and report
Deaths, 5Gs Births, 81.
The weekly report OF the health de-
partment showed IS deaths-15
Americans. IS Mexicans sud two ne
groes; 81 blrths-15 Americans. d
Aexicaus and three negroes Is eases
OF contagious diseases-thres scarlet
fever. one smallpox, seven typhoid
fever two chicken poX and nine
whooping cough
Sanitary commissioner Z D. Hull
lum reported his department handled
6s2,s00 pounds garbage. $1,000 pounds
ashes and 1900 pounds manure
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-10

Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain, Close.
Corn-Nov-, sl-12ai; Dec. s1105s
Oats-Nov-. 6fa O.: Dee. 64lfc
Chicago Provisions, Close.
Pork-Oct-, $3.50: Nov S53-e5-
LarC-Oct Se5S0. nov, $3.50.
Itibs7-Oct. S2LS2: Nov, Spills
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago Ill. Butter-Unsettled- Cream
cry sos SIZE
EgEs-llarket unchanged Firsts. 40
4Sc, ordiLary firsts. IS o 4s1sc- at market
cases Included. - n &C.
Potaroes-Receipts so cars Market un-
settled Minnesota and Dakota. bulk, SI55
CLIO; sacks, SLS5G1.s0: Wisconsin. bulk,
s1-45 1.60: sacks Sis G1-S5.
Poultry-Alive. unchanged Fowls. Fl
G 24c: springs. 25c-
Kansas City Produce
Kansas City, No. Oct 10.-Butter-
Creamery. 55c; firsts, 53c; seconds. &c;
packing. 41c-
broilers. e2c
Eggs-Firsts. s1es seconds. Sc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-10
n. 81. LISTED sTOCKs
MONEY AND METALS

fBT Associated Press-l
ccew YORK. Oct 10.-Mercantile paper,
unchanEeds months. 6 percent; months,
Sterling. 90 day bills. SAYS; commercial
co day bills on banks. s4-72izs CONNER
clal SO day bills, 34-12izi demand,
sL75H. cables. SA75 SIG
Mexican pesos. 5Sc-
Time loans. strcnE-
Call mercy. strong high g percent; low
s percent ruling rate. 6 percent; closing
bid. 50 percent offered AT 8 percent; last
loan, s percent
Lead, unchanged; spot, ss-o5.
Epelter dull: East 81. Louis delivery
suo- offered ~ SS-75.
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London Eng oct 1e.-Ths following
ve-s the quotations IN The London net
ais market today
Tiu-Spot. 1891 1oss futureE. 1871 los
spot coppers and futures. f122; electro
Spot copper. f1zs: sIsetrOiytie. 1871.
Lead. E29 los
Epelter-E64.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican bank notes, state bills, 5 a sc-
Mexican pesos, T5c-
Mexican gold. $3.50
FL Paso Smelling Quotations.
Bar silver CHandy & Harmon Quota
toni, S1o11z-
London lead. f22-
CoPpeT-Wire bars. ses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-10
WILL FRAME GERMAN PLAN
FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS

Paris. France. Oct. 10.-CHavas.)-
The German minister Of foreign az
fairs shortly will appoint a commits
sion of officials. parliamentarians
and jurists to frame a German plan
for a league Of nations. the semi Of
fetal North German Gazette an
nounces. according TO a dispatch from
Basel today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-10
RALLIES
QUICKLY FAIL
New Breaks Take Place In
Market; Oats Also Drop
Sharply.

NOTE-Prices reflect closing quota
tons, Thursday. October 10.
Chicago. Ill. Oct. 10.-New breaks
took place in the corn market today.
Rallies ensued. but for the most part
quickly failed. Opening prices. which
ranged from 1 = o &c net lower, with
November at S1.12G1.13 and December
at $L10GL11, were followed by de-
elines in some cases TO under the in
itial bottom figures
Oats Drop Sharply.
Oats dropped sharply After open
ing &C Off TO = C up. with November
at $50 G647sc, the market recovered
Slightly and then headed down grade.
Provisions fell the maximum limit
allowed for a single day.
Restless irregularity Of price changes
continued throughout the session.
Shorts covered freely near the finish.
The close was unsettled, 31sc net
lower 10 &c advance. with November
at S112as "a SL125s and December at
SL105s q SL111z
Subsequently. packers were buyers
Of ribs, but the effect was unimpor-
taut-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-10
KAISER'S BROTHERINLAW
NAMED FINLAND'S RULER

Stockholm, Sweden. Oct. 10.-Prince
Fdereric4z Charles. Of Hesse. brother
inlaw Of the German emperor. was
elected king OF Finland on Wednes-
day night by the Finnish landtaE.
The Republican msmbers OF the
chamber did not vote
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-10
assassin TAXES THO BOYS lives

20 Deming. Garrett Bean and Grundy
BleVins. father and brotherinlaw OF
the murdered lads. went TO Arizona
and identified the bodies and set Of
fcers on the trail. who have thus far
been unsuccessful in apprehending the
assassin
The boys were manly fellows and
were planning TO enjoy a fine hunt in
the Arizona mountains
McCurry From Fl PasO.
Alr. Bean is one Of neming's prom
inent merchants and 1Ir. McCurry IS 4
contractor and builder who has been
engaged on the government cotract
ut Camp Cody. He formerly lived in
FL Paso.
I'm a Few months time both young
men would probably have been in the
u. $. Navy, 1t vas said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-10
SOLDIER BRIDEGROOMS MUST
HAVE ARMY 0. Z. TO MARRY

Hereafter, county clerk ". D. Greet
VIII issue no marriage license when
the prospective groom IS a soldier.
unless he has written permission OF
the provost marshal to be married
The arrangement was made on re-
quest OF Brig Gen J. ]. Hornbrook.
and was said TO have been aimed at
adventurous marriages
AS q state officer. I have no right
TO refuse a license when the parties
are eligible under the law 20 marry"
said Mr.. Greet, hut orders OF the
military viii obeyed absolutely in ny
office"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-10
Allies F ind BEIRUT Is
Evacuated by Turks

London. Eng. Oct. 10.-French and
British warships, which entered Be
ruit. the principal seaport OF Syria,
on Sunday. found that the town had
been evacuated by the Turks, says
an official statement issued today by
the British war office.
Beruit was occupied by detach-
ments Of British-Indian infantry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-10
WEATHER BULLETIN
c. 5. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.

Observations taken
az = a. m, 18th me
ridian time. C a. m
II Paso tine. Oct
10. 1915
Forecasts:
e Paso and VI
ciuity. Partly clou-
dy tonight and Fri
day.
New Mexico and
Arizona Fair to-
night and Friday
rot much change
In temperature
West Texas To-
night and Friday
partly cloudy.
Relative humidity
in FL Paso at neon
Thursday was p
uercent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-10
BOY WHO FOUND 2 LIBERTY
BONDS GETS SIS As REWARD

The two Liberty bonds found On
front OF the Popular store and turned
over 70 detective headquarters Sat
urday were claimed Thursday morn
ing by W F. Lambeth. whose address
was unknown 20 the police. 1Ir. Lam
BETH LETT a SIS reward for the finder
IL was given TO Sol Carrauza. aged
ten, living az 1910 North IN Paso
street, by police Capt p II. Phoenix.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-10
Held FOR Grand JURY.

n. T. Muckelroy. service car driver.
was held TO the grand jury in $1,000
bond by Justice j. ~ Deaver Wednes-
day afternoon on complaint filed in
connection with the death OF George
Howard. q soldier who was shot AUG
% and died oct L at the base hospital
According TO the allegations. an ar
~umcnt over a car hire bill preceded
the shooting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-10
TEXAS THANKS RED CROSS
For HELP AGAINST s.FI. ",

Austin. Tex. Oct 10.-Actfug Gov.
Johnson today advised George ".
simmons. manager, OF the southwest
ern division OF the Red Cross az 81.
Louis, that the state Of Texas extends
It's thanks TO the Red Cross for its
desire 60 cooperate with the federal
and state health service in preventing
the spread Of spanish influenza Win
the cooperation Of the Red cross 70 IS
believed that much can be accom-
plished.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-10
Cotton Market

New York. Oct 1e.-Cott0n futures
closed steady October 3L15- December.
$685. January, 3o-o2s March. sass; May.
es.7Q-
spot. qulets -niddliur. $40.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-10-04
THE LATEST WHINE.

Hering in a
Rchsag
with
that the latter had him
ference answered
without
Russia established
Boshevk
Austrian
made by Hndnbur and
OFFENSIVE March 21righ
For this office the object of which
decision the
The
military operations of
undertook diplomatic
discussing
that could be considered in good faith
stripping of
the
British
nell enable the Germans take
the Continent of
That
which
the German offensive
the American
selves fighting
military of
Then Germany
The American dshonor
order war
which they sincerely sought avoid mobilize
ell their military financial
having obliged
to conflict which forced
armies might
of
deal the be
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-10-04
DON'T DISCOUNT YOUR DOLLARS

Make your dollars buy dollars worth"
Liberty
and long before
dollars worth of goods
dollar They before the
war ends.
Dollars put until of the
Bonds VIII multiply
by
Bonds of the first bearing
above the
bearing AZ
time redemption approaches
There's o n thu on
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-10-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MUST
HELP.

Our soldiers are winning and all
the resources of the nation must
Do srraInea TO support rnem-to give
them food, to give them arms, to
give the wounded care, to pay Thorn
that those dependents they left at
home may live in comfort, to give
them safe transport across and safe
passage home again.
No less authority than Clifford
Pinchot has said recently that one
third of the population of the United
States is agricultural one-third Of
the men are farmers.
Onethird. therefore. Of whatever
glory comes to US in our crushing Of
autocracy, will shine in the farm
homes whose stanchness has been
our safeguard. One-third of any one
of our coordinated war efforts can
not be allotted to the farmers any
more than any other one share to
any other class.
The farmer must raise all of the
wheat and all of the meat, without
which our army would be helpless.
But the miller and the packer must
prepare them. The banker must
handle all of the war funds, since he
is the accustomed channel for our
money. but he cannot provide it all.
FARMER HAS
TWO-FOLD PART
Every man and woman must have
direct share Of our national war
loans. Vast sums of money come to
the farmer. Instead of the ordinary
forms OF investment stocks and
bonds, or stocks and mortgages, or
more acres or better house or
barn, the farmers money must now
60 into Liberty Loans.
For fifty years after peace treaties
have been signed, the great war will
be fought over and over again
wherever men gather for discussion
The fierce light of unconcealable
facts will reveal every angle of the
conduct of the war at home and
abroad.
The finger of righteous patriotic
scorn will point out every man who
has helped the barbarous Hun by not
helping America to his utmost.
The record of the American farmer
has been proud thus far, whether
written by him at home or by his
sons abroad. The Fourth Liberty
Loan gives him new opportunity to
pledge his full strength toward
Victory.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-10-04
FREE SPEECH IN WAR TIME

tha OF 0 he
with would let
reasonable discussion of it,
the suppression issues The Nation
though they
unconventional conclusions" continues:
which successful prosecution
public
official
1.-The themselves 100 loyal
which
their conflict thing
everything
postoficep
opinion
This all
about of the
1--WE 1t is time
Pussnizaton which being imposed
country O