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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-15

Because so many members Of the
Greensboro cornet band have gone into
service, the organization has disbanded
and the money remaining in the treasury,
$4,000, has been given to the Red Cross.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-15

Beautiful, soft. glossy, lustrous hair for
those who use Partisan sage It's inexpensive
aud sold by Z. A. Drown & Co and good drug
gists everywhere. with guarantee of satisfac-
ton or money refunded.--Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-15
HOOray for Banana
Peel "Gets-It

Only Real Way to Get Rid Of Corns.
Which do You prefer-a cern that pulls or
corn that peels Butchery or bessedness
Only "Gets-It" can get rid OF your corn the
peel-oF way the blessed way, You don't need
pull Why hump yourself up on the floor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-15
BETHEL
A. N. Newell and Richard Wynn Have a
Partnership Deer.

A. N. Newell and Richard Wynn, hunt
ing yesterday in Stockbridge, shot to-
gether at huge buck, dressing nearly
$50 pounds, with nine-point antlers, and
brought him down. Which fired the fatal
shot neither hunter knows. One or the
other Of them will report to the warden,
the meat will be divided and the other
will try again.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-15
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to thank our friends who
by their letters and kind words have
shown how deeply they sympathized
with us in the hour Of our bereavement,
Mrs. Y. D. Jeifords,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. M. Seaver,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. FL. Beede,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-15

and with your jaws set and eyes popping from
pain, jerk and gouge and cut your corns Why
irritate your toes with some salve or wrap
your toe into a big painful bundle With some
sticky tape or plaster Life is too short. Use
"Gets-It ii takes a few seconds to apply and
there's no fussing. Corn-pains 10. Wear new
shoes If you want, Peel off the corn with
your fingers the whole thing, root and all,
clear and clean, and it's gonei Only "Gets-It''
can do this. Take no chances.
"Gets-It" the guaranteed, money-hack corn
remover, the only sure way, costs but triAe
at amy drug store. Mfd by T. Lawrence &
Co., Chicago, i'll. Sold in Barre and recon-
.mended as the worlds best corn remedy by
Cummings & Lewis Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-15

Rev. George Squiers of Proctorsville
has been appointed pastor of the Fed
Grated church in Charlemont, Mass.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
Marqmette, Mieb.

Sslrmalon orrrlo faifille ibmiiille
terlpeellinen, on ilmestDnDt jofa
meit1 opettaa umalattoman menon
bplfGGmGGn ia tGsia maailmasia
i1nnaliiesti ia iihpeGsti elGmaan, ia
ooottamoan alttainnllista toitpoa ia
meiran Serromme &ristufien ilmes-
ipsfa.
Wte, jotfa plelune laaneet matS.
tao ett1 Sierra on irloinen, Dmmdr'
r1mme tGm1n lauieen ibanan mer-
fitpfIen. SillG Slintalan l5enfi on
len nellie ilmoittanrt ia tGman oli-
titaalliien ianoman me ilomielin
tdb0ommle muille ilmoittaa, lima
toihposia ettG eli MT fltfaan usfol-
taiii enGGn tGstG ebespGin elda il.
mon Silmalan arrnoa jofa main ter
meellinen on sc opettaa ferras.
Joan faifen jlimolattoman menon
bpliG1mGGn, iill1 Simmalattoman tie
bufflni. SentGboen lafatfoon mt
jofoinen pGburbestania, eiofa &rts'
t,lfien mined monitiee, ia pulattoon
Serran tpto iillG Sdnelld on palion
a%nteefii ontomisto ia SGn tabtoo
armobtoo faiffia t~efojonia. Niinpa
Ills iinifin, pstGmGni. &ufa lienet.
fin, ioat epGillG faifesta muusto
apaon GlG epGile Serron armosta.
Moinitlen tpGbGn paiffaflintamme
toimisto. YpbGfoulun paGttdjdis.
jitbla pioetGG.n be%inGfunn ID p. al
fain fello 10 up. josia post. 8ei1no'
men pitGG lasten ioarnan ia laplet
iuorittopat lpbpen obielman. Gen
jGIfeen IGbbet1Gn jGrfpen rannalle
jltblaa iotfamaan. sos on lateinen
lima min ilrblitaan firffobaioneiis.
tosla. Toipotoon rnniaaSti pleiiod
tGbGn irblaan. 2oma-aifaa tulee
IapiilIe olentaan igpsfimin 8 pai-
m6an iolloin taas jos Sitmala iio
ia eIdmme, Seeilpfien nimesi1 alam-
me tdm6n iinnatun toiminnon.
@onbon terwebops ineliilIe ia H.
ioriIIe Serrasia pntld pstdtuiIIe faif
fialIa.
Sba Seimonen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27

mpdnnamme, cttd fplld Seehis on
meta Iunastamit, ifultto NIT tarpi-
taan meioGn pitiibiamme. Siimulu
on mutfa tdbnpt mlfa bdmeIIe fali-
Ilm ia npt pn meibdn wuorom1rle.
Wattta Min ci Sierra title ftitenfonn
1ano. !SGn lanoo i,toraon, etdd mi.
no life olen faifen tebnpt ia teen.
Eppoptfo Tiiben9 - Wltta iiiben Ell
tppbp bptpGt ia omasio bplppp6es-
i61n riffam ibmiiet. Stiben apaa,
tpytpp f0pbG armo lapfi. WaeiIIG
tpllG on balu' eldd bptpGsti, tebb6
bppdG faifille, elGd bursfaasti ia
irmqliiesti. mielGpG iloita SiimaImn
ormosia, iofa pGipd fatfeIla ppbppt
t1 ia manbnirsfairtta 'peresid. Mlat.
ia tGmG bolu o1fin SitmaIon moi.
fittama. Sellaista baItla ei ole
fcllddn Iironmostaar, eifd iitG iaa
fiifaan lain pafosta. 81 tpield usfon
elGmGsiGfGGn miiiltu ie ettd, ali-
TINS on ipaam armosta. @ina iaam
me lepGtG armoiplisfa ."fiiben asti
fun pGinpd idbtpp ia wariot pois
fiplfemat." 81 onnea, iilloin beifto
Serran laiinla on pdGstettp ifuiieen
lepoon. @eljeni ia i%iiareni lepG-
tGan ipoan betfinen SpfuGn Haime-
men ipIisIG SON mie fotiin meitd,
iaat iiitl olla ipar1na.
Tefstimme Iopnsia fanotaan:
"Nartta Iibotpan ia mdfemGn olen
mina bdtpittGnpG, mina olen iita
faitiepa oifelioen mtfaan." SGllG
tarfoitetaan tefoppbdd, jofa omilIa
t0iIlGGn ITO oman panbarsfGloen
t~orfppusii ieliasfd tobtoo taiipaa.
Teen memnG, bGn mnan ioutlni bel.
mettiin iimlfaitfiieen tileen. 8aif-
ia iitte n1tlI6 tafeilla olfii miten
fa1niito niniG tnbanio. SpfpGn Poi
menen litnastomana, banen iplis'
iGGn paan paastGan taimaaieen.
SGnen IplisiGan tabbon olla armo
loplena. Sabbotto find?
Sitbo Saafana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
Slmphns

Galumetin Sitomalaiien eip. litb.
&aniallisiaarafunnan iGienid, mice
biG ia naiiia, futiiitaan tdten iddrl-
tomGGrGiieen plioliAplioiifotoufieen,
jofa pioetGGn firfon ~aldferraSia FUN
mlntaina, beinGfuun z pGitpanG
1918, uIfaen fello 2lta iIIteen piio-
lenpGipGn. &ofoitfiesia tuIlaan fes
fitstelemaan ia p6GttGmGan uieista
IeurafunnaIle tdrfeistd fpipmpfiistG,
ioten toiapotaan ieurafilntaIaisten
rainiasta oianottoa tdbGn fntoilfleen.
Calumet, Nicb., feiGfit1in 81 b.
1918.
Otto Masiinen, Siaac 2in6sren,
eiimieS firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
MYYTAVANA

Seitseman 40 eekkerin maa-
palaa myydaan halvalla ia hue.
keilla maksuehdoilla. Maalla on
jonkunverran timperia ia hyva
metsa. Ensiluokkaista maata.
Samoin on minulla myytavana
nelja 40 eekkerin palaa hyvaa
timperi maata,. joka samoin on
myos hyvaa farmimaata. Tie.
dustelkaa naista maista lahem-
min allekirjoittaneen kanssa, sill
la maat ovat todella sen arvoi-
set eta kannattaa ottaa ne hue.
mioon.
COY P. A. JOHNSON
634 Sutherland st. Ironwood
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
&iitpslanie

SpoGmelIincn fiitos toifiIIe mile
pstdipilIe jotfo tiiIitte miniia plldttd
m6Gn minrin SO ipntpmGp6ihpGni
iob0osta, feiGfuiin % p. 1918 ia
toitte tu%llesionne minuIIe fallisar-
woiien lobion, ioiititipolin. = &ii.
tos mposfin niistd perfuista ioita
toiite muosianne. Sierra foiffi mai
lpanne polfitfoon.
DstdtuppoellG,
DIR ia mrs 8oroliino Seiffild,
MinersbiIIe, 8is.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
PUOLlVUOSIKOKOUS

Che Sinnisb Cooperative Tra-
bling 60. pi,clitpaiofi fofous pioetodn
YoIotii boaIiIIa Sronmoooisda bel
n1f. 8 pnG aIfoen feIIo 8 ip. Gil
Ioin pitdiii iotaiien oioffeen omista
JON ioap1io fotoufieen luiiimaan a.
iioista mielipiteenfG.
@oo,fiesia fesfi,stellaon ia p1ote.
tGGn iG6nnoisid mdGrGtpistd oiioista
ionoin titin Fifteen tiIanteesta d
Ieenf1.
Sofniien o~iofeen omistoian oltotpo
paifollo.
Tbe Sinnisb Go-operoti Grabbing
SO. Sobtofumnon pitclesta
Irel Golinen. fri
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
) KoIminai$auden y. jail.
S%unnuntaina
$ei. 81: lie
Oifaa paimen

S1lle pGipGlIe merfitpt tefstit
piibunat faitfi iiitG, fuinfa Sierra
rafastaa ipntiiiG. Sdmdfin merfittp
fappole @. Sestmnentista fertoo
Serran pnimenraffniioesta meta
fobtaari.
@niifii Serra itie on bofepa lam-
poania ia ~tarfastatpa finii pqipdnd
iona bGn ON ~lnfnmasten festeIlG, ia
pnr beitG pelastnipo ia fpapobtatpa
faifista paifoista, ioibin be baioft-
mot pilmen ia iiiHttin pdihnGnG."
Brofeetta enmisfoa Ills Seearflestn,
fuinta bGt find pGihpG1d on beitG,
lampoita, ie on folio maaiImaa pc
lastohpo ia wapabtofpa Milld tar
malla iiiS? Seeilts title iatoo: $50.
tpd paimen antaa benfenid lommas-
ten eoest1." Sltltrena iotpintopGi.
ipGnG, SitfGn Observation-Disclosures See
fais antoi benfenld l%angenneen ibmis
ia olemme mapdboettu ipnnistG, fiio
iutpun ebestd. ga tGmGn teon faait-
lenasta ia perfeleen nallan alta.
Mte itiein nrtloaimne title oiiaSia Min
ipGbGn artpoa tGlle tDoIle, moiffa
tGlIe oliii meioGn annettaipa fofo
armo, iiIlG taiipaaieen paan pod
%iermne Syeeiutien iperen faiitta.
SefstisiGmme wiitotaan iiiben
fuinfa Seeatfien teto fulilitii faifil-
&c. Sun on mpoS beitd faitietpa
foifisio poifoiSid. "SpipGlld laioiin-
maolla nina beitd faitien --
! &oirsfao on Seeiitfien oman fulfea
Sumalon fmia ia inframentit opat
le bpapG loibunmaa, iolla nGlf1ilen
ia janoinen laa miripoittaa itieGniG.
SiinG on ie Iepopaiffa ia tilr,pa-
potffa wGipneelle ia raaoolliiellc
topipen fitJfijolle.
&liten lanmnaS on titripnton clGin
ettci ie moi itNeGni1 morieIIa, eifd
jobtaa, Min iellaiiet olemlnc mpefin.
Sollei &ppu paimen Seeiiis oliii tul
Ind ia meitG pelastamlt oliitmme FIJI
fosio. Somoin Jos ilmon bGnettd
ipieldfin tulemme toimeen, taiffn
emme .bdntG en6G toripitie, min ioii-
ormnme belmettiin.
Mlitta millG tafpalla bGntd mie-
Ia taripitaan? SiIlG taipaIlo, ettG
elGt jofa pGiuG ormosio, i%otpinto
peresiG uiititdano, minimum ianan
mifaan oletfin, itlloin b1rtt1 tartpit.
let. SebGn ie onfin fristitpn eId-
MAD. @mrtitoan iofupGifpd nnteef-
Il antnmitsto Secflifien peresid ia
nan mlifaan.
Serra innoo: "Win6 olen faitie'
pn Iompoani ia minG olen ne itit
%IeipoIIe Iastcpo, fiuiIlri Serran ia,
no. 3ooonneen oIen mind etiipG
efipnecn %tofoiiin tiotpa boopoitetur
fitopo, beifon mubapistoipo." @iff
tdnd ole iitIoo anfoitematonto ar
mo. 9aifcn tcfee Serro. Te uieir
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
SIu,ofus.

Heecbtpoo6in fpldIId pibet6dn iiot
i~tlfoiImoiublat A p. beinGf. fanialIis
ieurafiinnqn bup1fii, Sertieen foii-
lun I6belG puistosia, moan Jos
tbuono lima iattiiil Min ollaan fol,-
lula. Iulfaapa faupunfiIaiietfin
maistelemaan farmarien emdntien
ipoileipiG ia leimofiial
Sobtofunta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27

glansteroam, feiGf. % p. = Sof-
Ion ulfoaiiainministerin 8erlinisiG
Safian maltiopGiipilld eniim1ist1
fertoa lufesfa <manian fansia teb
tpG raitbarlopimiista faipi ilmi, ct
I'd Curtin j1 Bulgarian ndlflli on
mafaipia erimieIiippfiiG niioen mad
alueitten jobbosta iotfa &lumania o.
Ii pufotettli fesfitstpalloilIe l1iotuut-
tarnantt.
"Me fniffi otamme iellaiien tom.
nan, lm1oi ulfoofiain iibteeri, "ett1
on Iaataapo aifuon iopimlis, iofa
tppopttGd Bulgarian faniaa ia ionfa
mitfoan Oobrroian pobioisoia lite
tGdn 8atlgariam.
"Ooortbjan fpipmps, jos MIN. ie
ratfpistaan bilgorialaisten mielen
miifaam ia iiind tapalifiesia foripa-
ufien mpontGminen Surfille, ofpat
ieifojo, jptfa nGisi6 fummasiofin
maasio mit6 iuurimmasia mGGrin
opat mieliG fiibottuneet, ia iifii mis-
d mposfin mitG lulrimmalla mielen
jdnnitpfielIG ~ieitrataon iofaista fes-
fiiswolloisia aiian ioboosta onnet-
tua %loltilintoa."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
SUURI TEHTAILIA

haluaa edustajia myymaan paitoja,
aluvaatteita, sukkia, pukuja, puse.
rolta, hameita ora kuluttajille,
kotiin. Kirjoittakaa ia kysykaa va.
paita naytteita. Kirjoittakaa eng.
lanninkielellS.
MADISON MILLS
DUB broadway, New York City
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27
Grimielii1SfIiG Curtin ia Bulgarian
ipGlillG

True translation filed with the
postmaster Of Ironwood, Mich. "a re.
quired by act Of October g., 1917.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-27

Olettefo muistaneet toimio
mitGIn Mlittaian belfain mataifii.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-02-08
EMBARRASSING THE ADMINS.
vSATloN

As We have before stated. the
war cabinet bill. IL passed, viii
nsaan trouble aud lots Of it. IL not dis
sister.
Il is now like it Wa in the civil
var. when criticism caused all man
Ter o. 6iscca1ez1.
General ;4ee remarked: oh yes: /
know We base made greSt mistake.
perhaps fatal one. We have set all
cur great generals 10 editing new spa.
pers and making laws. an6 err POOR
ores TO COMMANDING GU armies
Discussing the War cabinet 0llt the
World says
The convention TIA. framed the
constitution q the United States aud
Es1e the president the ooagaAnderia.
caset q Tho army ana navy VAS pre-
s.ded ov4- II George Washington.
v1o 1a4 24.2.4,h3@3 Gle American
troops u tas var o the revolution
TIE leaders in tAa convention had
been r5e leaders IN tha revolution.
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-02-08

control being go9teG = less taaa The
absolute total and unIess ne submit
20 some such proposition "a that there
ceuld be 10 government IA the zeal
M.tL y hick or 1alae.s pro- ec1ss ths
individual states the eztFezss. 70 Eosld
seem. wss attained Sy whica sEy de-
gree OF workz5iiitg ear exist
Again. If the sozie % 81 friend 10
correct thae the rights - cse states
themselves RE 50 sacreS fIist three
fourths OF the states nasy s3g hangs
the funda mental law. where shal. 90
draw the line? ~ what logic eDg4
all the states nave tse IA - modi
Il the fundamental h8p = owns -
individuals opposed (5r ssafn. = ~
our jealousy .oF .css5 s.lfg0a sra
meut il Is urgee tezt ea = Er1ag
t. PASS an Amendment = ea3s xssk.
although il D. Dazse3 - q ss-A,srrhs
al the states before IT, sra -scozs
effective how an Se les-l-g 2 stzts
itself becoming dry
The gentleman SAYS taa' -1- ziA1s
OF North Carolina Is dFJ q i ga
not made dry 5y rae .otez = al Lhs
people o. that state. I suDpFs@ = Nss
not maze dry by tie vote ~ A- ms
counties Of North Carolina Hor an
the gentleman defend tn sta's Il
North Cardinals voting ilsef dry
when any Of the counties q @aics
thar great state Is composef Reused
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-02-08
ANOTHER SENATOR SEEING
THINGS

No~ cones Hon Gilbert 4 Ffit-A-
cess democratic senator trc1 ~
b-aska. aid s,Artiss the coz-try VA
Is <octsrtL safc-zataIo- tie Is
1ore Information tAz2 PreSt5szi
Vlsoa 2oi rs entire caSlnst cozSla-
- Re stands amazed !. TIE 0pt5-2s-
e ard hZoy2nt Sta.s=szt O. Sec-a-
cz-y Soks- ar szys sAat he r-sst
e=zr - being zis-se Il Ss=Ass<
Hitchcock k20Es 80 EEcA-ao-s
go ne cabinet. mere tha- re p-ss-
csz-- 1o<s EA2z i5s amy All z2Er
oEtcers-Ehy has - keps :. c, -
seS 70 al these zozshs si--s -
12ve bes7 4 w wi,a Gsr-azy.
TIE truth Of tAs matter = th4- -hs
Eah-zskz ser2,o- has hsE --gas
- az : seeing -Ai-gs
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-02-08

- Se= g2-1 Has zAyz TIA -
=-31co< - - 0-.Sa Pa 5z-s- IS
zz1-g Il re 25e<v ~ ths z2taa-. 3
AZ ! E-s-s< - e2e 1Gss-CzSoz says
LAX A. - - =zE-nr~ CT ne 0c2s1
Razzsr . So II .c11Ts s-- q
< z14zg zss vs-T assG - ca
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-02-08
GESMANy's DREAM or WORLD
DOMINION

As late as one year ago Germany
was oosessed with the idea and con
t;rued 20 dream dazzling dreams Of
woTld-dominio1.
It saw It's Kay clear 70 "centrait
lace IN the sun II was 20 obtain
t,is place oy waging = nerciless, IN
restricted submarine warfare
{ Won TIrpitz and his naval board
sere quite sare that il such q cam
psig1 OF frigateul1ess was entered
apou and Vigorously prosecuted THAI
5 s would end the var possibly within
three months. certainly within SIX
months
Arvugza: England would Dc orougar
10 her knees and would - made 70
cat oEt o. Ise-nanys hands
with Russia already on. Of The
ray and England prone Az helpless
3. her feeE. Fr2nce would fall n easy
; ,ictiz. ana theu tie eu1q1est II
Italy would be CT little concern
A rosy IS The picture vas tinted.
- y said 70 the kzisers credit ne
hesitated 10 90 against al in-su-3-
gzaI traditions ard - -Eac VIII v-as
art2sonistic 70 AL civilized warfare,
ard all INA hEuaue instincts q w
rsniCy.
II KS oafS however nv MS sr7-s~-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-02-08

01s a--s- - CzLhog1 oo@zsv III
pant cas hz-zrsS se-sS - ps.-S-x
ard kSs 4S-sSzv AsGgA& q rseaz-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-02-08

s- -2s Tooz-S Ee-s a I.tras Akszy
= es-1l--zg to &5vez. ~ se--x
y AZ E1cl ~ Asa- tAs wA9.~oe~
VI e Is o1e ~ ,AAs rsve~ 49,.
za-s = ZzsezkA
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-02-08
WHERE SENATOR CHAMBERLAIN
FELL DOWN

The speech OF Hon. Geo. q, Cham
bsrIsin OF Oregon. delivered on jana
sry z4th in defense OF the speech he
made IL New York some days before.
=. the last analysis ancants to 4 con
fession and sn apology,
Presiding az the security defense
meeting IN New York vas Mr. E,IIha
Root. and smcng the distinguished &C
Clpsnts of the dais with Mr. Cham
teri2in We are eeid ~aS Eoze other
than ex-PresidenE Thec5ovs Roose
veIt
Drawing upon the agnenJ % our
Imagination ne ezn see Senator
Chamberlain boxing ths ex-President
sau2rely n the eye at the close OF
bis 1ose remarkable deliverance, and
vita Lpl;eted hand and IN sreatorian
Dice, exclstm Let me sag thar the
military establishment q America
has s4i sn down"
SIN e-=srs the ex-p-eside2t and
fe4li2s thAt b. we're yes unsatisfed
WITH tbs a-r2ig1nsaf. fearful as il
wss. Mr.. Chamberlain want OF tur-
sAee e s,-y.
1T Is - use L % optimistic she,,t
TIE thing that does lot exist
An.s NJ Chamberlain 4 democrat.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-02-08
The PRESIDENT AN1 THE cAsE
! NET

liant and accomplished editor % the
LouisvlIss CourssT-Iourual. h2s favor
81 he New YORK Herald with 81 a.
sds entitled. The President aad the
Congress
Cclonal W8ttsrsoa stSutly main
rains that the editor. IL sane As tie
prssi5s2G. ass 3 public dggy - Per
xorz- and that tie newspaper end
sho1l3 always Dc he3d tsut and never
- allowed 70 sag
It goes almost wJsho@- the necss
zIty o. saying that n tie measure
1szs a ne president the Kentucky
saitor En5s him q uais1E
Weighed o. TIE SCALES II The Coar-
lsr-Jogrz2TS oEIce WOODROW Wl.so1
Is found wanting x m2ny things
We make . single ssaot4liea.
~Tas e,0a1~se.=-E. -@r---I Is been SAP
IL that Ihey seem e - doing 81
1Esv Gan St Washington 20 make ira
w- Unpopular ard ths a&1aI1 ls--2rtC-
05sce-s. Tie recent Gs-1e15 order w1S
: striking exaEp1s 0E very Z11y eX
s-rlss IT Il ~ece the czly way. tEs
fznIt Isy With tbs lscS q t6-ssIsAC
and rroT5ssoz II any event i De-
r2ys5 : sa5Sa.ag l2cA q Co1Eon
sense
K Is lot A. ~ zGl1EGr2I thai ne.
Eeutaczy editor sko1l3 draw these
almost fEtzl1stic conclusions
4 z XII - -,.-.7sr- tssa-ssz that II on
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-02-08

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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1918-02-08
now ARE We no ASCERTAIN THE
RULE or THE People,


following sought IL establish was the
rule Of the people. II throe-fourths OF
thu people OF the various states want
such legislaticp as prohibition or
woman suffrage they have the right
to amend the constitution ami enact
It
70 which the Miami Herald. III ,
very profound aud orudite nSe Of
phrases. responds as follows:
Precisely. oGs there Is not. In eth
or III these movements any attempt
whatever 10 rvach the people. or 10
ootsin the voice of the people, IN
Tact. there is displayed every deter
n,iustjo0 rot 10 permit the people sny
voice in determining these great
questions. which. boiled DOWN are,
shall the constitution be amended a.
Io taoss tbioss which the states re
served entirely - themselves, shall
tae states b9 compelled % surrender
"a the fedora. government the right az
se}f-Soy ernuenr
What il Is proposed 10 DO Is rot
"a secure the voice # the people II
three-toarthS of he states. Int 6y ap-
resljr~ Ia the legislatures Of three
fou-.hs q III states fastsn laws upon
tce one fourth OF the states that OBJ
let 70 surreaGer;uS TIE rights that
we're guaranteed 80 them As being re-
served for all time. or nntu tie r4ople
Of AL The states surrendered them.
As has been pointed out. the leg
.sla,4~gs 114e aAre passed on one Of
t&e proposed amendments were no-
elected with thar = an issue
What in tbe world i the Herald
trying 70 IL. over OF us
Way are nor The congress u the
United States All IL legislatures q
e1e different states TIE representa-
yves ot the people
Way . they rot ftly represent the
voice a the people? They are elected
b : direct vote 81 the people That
being trus. = : curious thing Il
they do nor properly speak for them.
Speaking q the prohibition amend
-eDr tbs Herald says tat the legis-
l@tures that have p4s@s1 IT i ~sra
TO 4-ected wi-h that a. Al issue
Ore must have oaen living in he
So;it7rSeS ~ rAa Esvar<3a=es. indeed
1ot to know hat It has been : I'D
hot issue :o- ra4 pas twenty years o.
more
we zzo~ q 7ew tnpo-tao. meas
uras tGat have been more ot sn issue
VIA: Je==rso1 s5uzht Il says.
zzs ne 'rule % he people
That = profoundly trze
When t1e constitution vas framed
= FORM more perfect un5o2- es-ao-
Gsh justice. insure domestic Tranquil
y. ere he tra1=-s po.1te5 or hor
i vas u - amended 10 insure those
ends AZ Z rs present proposed
a--er3-l e--s carry the wil hare
be@- s5o2r45 + s-r5ct conformity =
- rules a-srs6 ar hy rs fathers
+ -wc-.1l-ss ~o-es n -ae Members
g - z1ns4s = ,ouErass ard tha
l4zsS.s --rss - -1-@4-gol--ks - Re
states
Tse-a Z1st - E-l- somewhere
RE people havs 1ev@- vc-se- as =
v-s- ~. ~ 80 n.7s54f-7 49, A. have
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1918-03-20
GETS HIS COAT
STOLEN YEAR AGO
From Fridays Daily)

Mr.. e. A. Walker this morning re-.
covered his overcoat, winch was stoiep
from hIm a year ago.
henry Putnam, porter at John Dan
tones barbersnop, Pleaded gulity OF
taking the coat from the shop and
was rned $40 and given 80 days op
the county farm by Justice X. h.
Hicks. Mr. Walker stated that he lelt
the coat in his car, February, 1917,
whAe he stepped out Of it to go in
Chambers .Drug Store. When he re-
turned, he SAID, the coat was gone.
Pulnan avpwed that it was lett in the
barbership and that it was unclaimed.
Judge HICKS suspended the term on
the tarm IN accordance with the ne
gro's promised good behavior.
jun Foster and John Barrett, ar
rested in connection with the over
coat, were found to be guilty of va
gTancy and each of these were fined
sou and given 30 days each on the
county farm.
A l3 year old negro girl, Martha
Staples, was also arrested and tried,
but the sentence was held over until
this afternoon. All three of these
negroes were discovered to be va
grants as result for the search OF
the thief Of Mr.. Walkers overcoat,
which was finally traced to Pulliam.