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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-06
II. 9. EolO0ter i,da
&liHien.

True translation filed with the post
master at Blair, Nebr., Febr. 9th 1918
as required by the act approved Oct
9th, 1917.
9(si. 9reis @eo Den merifan-
Ife 9trme 5ranfrig. g. 5ebr.
9(mertfonife Eropber bar M ino-
taget Stilling pao en- Seftor /
2otbringen Sronfrig. Genne auno-
gerelIe tilIn0es of oen militere 9en-
for. @n Tiff Sperreilo oeo Col
ne6gong / 9lftes aabneoe oct iter-
feIte 9ombaroement for mango Da'
oe langS oen amerifonlfe 6ront,
og oct omerifanife glrtilleri ipare'
oe, 9ombe for 9onlbe, iom 5prin-
gen meo oe ip9re aanoner ipreote
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31nft enet i nnn,

Stof0t / 0tontdna. GelDistomn
Mont., 81. San. Oct bar 30
@raOer lmoer Zero ber / @aor,
meo lloiigt til enonu foloere 8eir.
Oct er omtrent 1ige folot ober belle
Stoten.
Gillie Glion, iom arbeioer for
en- 5amilie Maariballtopn sSSa.,
fonot en- Dag paa @aoen en- 2on-
mebog, bnori Der bar oper $4,000.
Sun leoercoe 9engene til @ieren,
iom bar flot nof til at gioe benoe
en- Dollar 70 m9elenning for ben-
oes ggrligbeo.
aeiieren gioes Sfploen. SEEM
gorf, I. 6ebr. Gaptain / 0tari-
hen ". 6. 9opce erflereoe / en-
Sale / oMorine Sniurance Club,
at efter bans Waening baboe aei'
fer @ilbelm oolot ben itore lllpf'
tie Saliiar, og at &eiIeren baobe
oe at foo goelogt Seem gorf poc
ionnie Wiaaoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-06

9nrnere ruunt.

SSor6ifplp / Guatemala. @unte-
lnala Gitp, 80. San. s 9tftes mar-
feoes ire alporlige Sororpltelier.
@onge af oe Suie, iom blep rant
poneret / Soroifeluene Snlen
blep iebnet meo Soroen. Gn Ser
fon blep orebt og flere bleb ioaret
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-06

te er MI onttrent opbgrt | SDo Sa-
fota, iao6e Stotsiberif Sbanfs for
leoen Gag / Siour Sails. San
fortalte, at Der er Bribatperloner,
iom foar fat / ben Slags 9riffe-
Oarer til eget 9rug, men ogiaa oct
bIiber iielOnere og ii9lonere
Stor 2ano6rugsbebilling $50
ibington, 9. g. 2. 5ebr. Suiet
oeotog 2anO6rugsbuo9ettet me6 en-
ge6iIIing of $270O0,000 for neite
5inansoor. Ser bleo oeota9et ct
of &ongresmono 8orlan6 forelloaet
9gn0ringsforilog, iom gaar no paa,
at Ser ifol bore otte 3imerS 9Gr-
bei6soog for ale 0enL lom orbei.
ser for 2onobrugsoeportementet.
Wtangelen paa goo Seoenais er
meget felbor / Smegnen af 8ipe-
itone, Nfinn., bbilfet fan ifennes
of 0e 9riier, iom nplig betaltes
poo en- g[uftion. Oct bar George
armitrong iom bol0t 9luftionen og
ban opnoaeoe iaa meget iom
$23.50 per 8uibel Baa en- 9lnf'
tion, lom bleb bolot forleoen Dag
al g8. 9. Su66aro, 6leb Der be-
tolt $3.50 per 8uibel.
8. SO. 8.-5olf 0enlmes. Ea'
coma, 8afb., 1 5ebr. 7 Mteolem-
mer af vS5nouitriul @orfers Of tbe
8orlo", iom bar anflaget ben
6erbprenoe Seoerolret for Opertr9-
oelie al Spionloben 6lep Sites
of en- SltrD funoet ifploig / at
babe Iot falife 9ipgter ON Siege
ringen OmIbb 0omsafiigelien
bi( fonme ienere
Gn Oleteor gif ben ooer @gnen
peo Greiton Sa, forleoen 9lftelt
og en- 9el al oct folOt neo poa
9fuoo1pb 9eterions 6arn, iom lig-
ger 3 Oiil fra 9Den. StDftet bar
onltrent iaa itort iom ct 9ui6el-
|moal og bar iaa beot, at man life
funoe rpre Oet ober "a Elmer
Set bleb loo grabet op og lnoer-
iBgt Get bite fig ot Oere po-
roit, oq Ser bar Sern / oct.
SEQ en- Dinner, ionl forleoen
q(ften gobe8 Geoar 9iopt08, So,
for Dem, iom boobe arbeioet meo
at inoIomle 9enge til belgdrenoe
gieneo / 8Den, lopeoe flere af De
tilIte0eoerenoe W1eno at gibe cen,
to og tire Dollars for bber Dollar,
Iom Senrp Gbrrcbil, oer er be-
fenot for at bere noget ipariom
meo fine @aper, CAB San CAB $25,
og GSelgen bleb, at Der inofom 90
'1fiIIiot ober $500.
anilte 99elIons @enpalg iSer9us
Salts, 01inn, 81. San. 9}ortb
|N1inneIota @oitorial 2(Siociation,
Iom 6olot tit N1o6e Der ii0Ite llge,
Iatte iig 8eoegelie for at fna
Senator Rmtte 96elion til at i6ge
I@enoalq. @reiioent @ilfe og Sc
fretpr 9tutleogeopfororeoe Dele9ater-
ne til at ie bort ira 9olitit og finn
toge patrtotiife Settipn peO at te'
Ilegrufere til Senatpren og opfororc
Iam til at iege @enDalg.
minneapolis, Weiul., %. San
Senator Rnltte 9feiion bar Iparei
Rot6ern O1inneIota EDITORIAL Us.
location, Iom 6aoOe arno0et BAN
ON at Tege @enonle og .bon brit
ger ll6trpf, iom tpOer poa, at bar
fonnmer til at feIge OpiorOringen
San Ifriper TIL SefretGren, 81. @
9lltle6ge.: rSeg ietter opermaoo'
Itor Gris paa ben GiaiO og 8en
liq6eo, iom GreSieioreningen pfiel
mig, og iee ifaG i 5rentioen ION
i 6ortioen iGtte mig iom WSoal a
qsre mig fortient oertil." "
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/
bar, foroi oct bar ofbengigt af
fremmeo aapital, og 5oriageliens
9lano mangleoe blanot oct engelife
5olf. 6on mente oerfor, at Dfaa.
ne0er bar en- ooer6reoen lang Eio.
glnuooenoe oct onoet Spgrgs-
maal io9oe Sr. gtellid.
00e neutrale foragter Dor be-
grGnieOe llnoeroonosfrig. gtbbert
Sfib / fien0tlige 8anoe, fienoIf
eller neltralt, bgr torpeoeres uoen
9ariel. 8er0en reipefterer finn
oent Der / en- itor 9riIe oeo at
gere Den melt iamoittigbeosleIe
9rug al Oeres Wtagt Spiflonos
Stilling poo 8er0ensmarfeoet efter
arigen oil blioe oeito itprfere, foroi
oct bar oberbebilt 8eroen ON bets
Magt."
angaaenoe oct anoet Spergs-
maal iagoe Sr. Wfiiller:
llbegr9niet llnoerpanosfrig bill
beoirfe, at allie nelttrale flpgter fra
arigs3onen. u8eres 9loiler bill rof-
fe Spiflnno neo, men oct oil 0e
| mart blibe tr9tte al Oen Itgrlte
5are bill limited States blipe, men
oenne 5are bill minoifes I ionne
5orbolo, iom 8Dlflano opererer Of
giort og gruIonlt. Bitter 5plelie
Il llniteo States efter arigen er
lite o9ro at tage 9etragtning,
ior0i &DiflonO, bois oct oinoer, fan
oiftere 9etingelier, Der bill lifre oct
gunltig 9ebanoling. Sbis Gpiflano
Oerimoo forimaor oenne 9lnleoning,
iao pil llniteo States posiioe 9i-
folo babe liOen praftiif getDoning"
Or 5aIomoi6on iagoe angaa-
enoe anoet Yunft:
DSeg inoremmer 0tllligbeoen al
arig meo llniteo States, men ieg
Inil ne0ig al ben @runo 6ortfolte
bette snifelige 9oaben. Som gan-
fer in0ier iegJ bOilfen lllpffe 9lme-
rifas 9eltagelie &rigen bill meo'
fere, men ieg iniiiterer at grlt-
iom 9rig er Dor enelte Gbance
til at ilon Storbritonien og opnaa
Ell faitgrin0et 5reo"
Sfent 9lutoriteterne life itenne.
De oOerens angaaenoe ll0ligterne til
arig meo llniteo States, iaa ira
Iraa0e0e ingen al Dem ben benlpnS.
loie ll-gaaoSfrig al Den @rlino.
qlngaaenoe oct treoie Y1prgS.
naal, oa bar ale enige onL at Den
inoenrigsite Sihlatiou freoeoe ct
oraitilf WtioOel
Set er meget mllligt, at EDIf.
lano life bill opre / Stano til at
6oloe no." iagoe Sr, S6niot.
r0tere oraitiife 5orbolDsregler ber
tages, fer Oprer og llro refer iig
Il qlgerbrugsoiitrifterne. SDer Dags
0pipttelie betD0er 8anifeligbeo.
9r. BON 5incf iogoe:
g@n itor Wtasie al bort 6olf bar
hotgmt oeres gieslourcer
Den brittle 9lOmiralitetslOrO
taler.
9onoon /. 5ebr - Timber
panosbaaoen er onbolot." Saale-
oes opiummerebe sir @ric &. SEQ
oes, ferite gIonirolitetsloro, 9og
/ ire Orb 9teiultotet af oen ube-
lgranoieoe llnoerpduostrig, Der be-
gpnote oen /. 5e6ruar for ct glor
llioen.
ct W9aal paa oens llbelo, til
fpieoe ban til aorrelponoenten fin
oes i oct 6aftum, at Senfningen
of Sanoelsitibe MI er bleoen reou'
ceret til minore, END f6r Spiflano
foIteoe olle SeniDn til Sioe
lt.gaaben life nuDerOin6elig.
nSeg er life optimiitiif boao II
gaaosfrigen betreffer," iagoe Cir
eric .llnoerDan0sbaaoen 6egren'
IIet eller rbegr9niet, er blepen meot
og er life uOoerOinoeIi9. Seq er
tilbeielig til at meme, at pi M,
Ii0pn ieo ofoob min Ii0Ite 9eret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-06
27..M Mar9.

Cog og ore6er 35 9asfogerer.
81 &asio, Ger, %. San. 0aeri.
conife 9pr6rere, iom oet formooes
er gfeolenmer af Galtlto 9fpes
ganoe bar plDnoret ct 8asIager.
tog pao oen mericanife Central.
Iiern6ane, ct Steo 80 OeiI Spo for
@6i6nabna @itp. Oberfaloet fonot
Steo fioite 0nsoag 35 9erioner
6leb orebt
&unenif Serfreo? Stocfbolnt
80. San. Sra 9etrograo telegrafe.
res til Saparan6a Sberrig, at
Der for neroprenoe feres ltnoer-
bonolinger mellem 9iumenien og
@entralmagterne angooenoe Sepa.
ratfreo. Otter 9igenoe gaor en-
getingelle no poo, at grnlenien
ifaG gibe 0obru6fba til guIgorien
og til @engeIo ifal oct faa ges.
iarobien.
Stor @angel paa 5soebarer
Stolien 8aibineton, Q. g., 80.
San. Nongelen paa 5eoebarer er
blebet iao alborGig StaIien, beo-
Der oct / officielle 8eIegran1mer,
iom bleb mootoget Der | 0ag, at
9feitaurationerne 9robinien Rom
er blebet for6uot at ierDere Oeig
og ytoooles, iom er oen melt po.
pnl96e 9fet / 2onoet. 9ette biier
6eooer BET 8elegranlnerne, bill
fe Sfre Stalienerne er ngote til
at unoerfoite fig for at ifaffe oeres
Sropper, bboo 6e trpnger.
5orbol0ene aina. 9efing 1.
5ebr Sra Sonfon neooeles, at oe
| iDoGige 9iebollttionere bar erobret
9o6oip, Der er oen ltrotegiife gfpg.
lie til ben ebre gang Sic &iong
9al. Set formooeS ber, at oe Ste
bollttion9res @irtionbeo bar 9lar-
io8en til fltngeren0c %raii6ent 5eng
&po @bongs 9feiie ipopaa, og at
Br9lioenten bill foriege at ioerf.
iette en- aompromis pao gaIis af
en- Sonlmenfaloelie al Sen gantle
MISUNDERSTANDING, og oerbeo uno-
gaa en- arigserflering. 6eng atpo
Chang benteS til Nanfing 8aat.
ge1 iponif 9sroteit. 01a6ri6, 2.
5e6r aa6inettet bar 6eiIuttet at
ien6e en- itGrf 4roteIt til Epiflano
neo 6orlongenoe ou Sfabeser1tat.
ming for Senfningen of 0onpifi-
BET v@iro1oa" g2oten bil blibe
ienot geilnem 5prIten Of 9fatbor,
Ben beroeren6e tpIfe @eianot, men
6en biz 6libe telegroferet oirefte
til Sen ipnnife 9fmbasiaogr 9cr-
lin.
s poIitiife are0ie forrnooes SET,
at 9}oteu oil inoe6oNoe ct 6eitelilt
5orfangenoe omL ot iponife Sfi6e,
Ser gaar &pItfort, Ifo1 reipefteres.
Den ipanife Camper r@iral6n"
blep ienfet al en- TIFF ltnoeroanos.
baa6 6en 26. Sanuor, efter at
lt-8aooens 8eiptning 6ap0e pI9no-
ret Sfi6et. 9etteS 9eietning blcp
reooet. n@iroGoa" bar paa 400
Cons.
9frqentina og G0iflan6. 9uenos
9(ires, 2. 6ebr. Den argentinife
arigsminifter bar bienfalot oe ar.
gentinlfe 0liliterattadeer fra 9er-
lin og @ien.
s politiIfe &reoIe betrogte8 6enne
@egioenbeo Iom betD0ningSfnlb og
ies 6orbinbelie meo Seufningen
af oen ar9entinife 0anper p@h-
nitro Srrienoo" Sen 26. Sanltar.
9en argentinife GtiniIter 5rant-
rig bar befreftet gfterretningen ON,
at Oamperen forte oct argentine
Ife Stag, oa ben i@nfeoes. Siege
ringen bar intet meOoelt ont bOor'
for, meo boilfen 9lrtoritet, 5or'
anoringen al SIoeet fonbt Steo,
efter at Sfibet bnooe forlaot 9lr-
qentina = Sfibet baboe tioligere
Ieilet unoer fronif ssloe - men
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@t Mars llnoerpanosfrig
Sbab ben lOUeoe, % bOno oen bar
1Olbt.

True translation filed with the post
master at Blair, Nebr., Febr. 9th, 1918
as required by the act approved Oct.
9TH, 1917.
@n 9teffe 0ofllnenter, iom man
iflg Wteloing fra 9lmiteroam bar
faaet fat ira tDife 9(rfiber, og iom
piier oe Sfriot, Der leote til, at
8pitluno beilutteoe at begDnoe Den
beniDnSleie ltnoerbanosfrig for ct
glar iioen. 6elgenoe er ct lloorag
af oisie Dofitmenter:
5 Slutningen al 1915 uofnroi-
oeoe oct tDlfe glonirnlitet ct Uiem-
oronoum for at biie, at itbegreniet
llnoerpanosfrig biloe toinge Stor-
britanien til at beoe on sSreo in
oen ON 6 Wlaaneoer. Wfen1oranou-
NETS OrolDo tDoer paa, at glomi-
ralitetet ollereoe bapoe 6eitemt at
aooptese oenne if9rpeoe arigsfe-
relie, men enifeoe at ober6ebiie
9eiieren, oen feiierlige 9aniler og
lloenrigsoepartementet, no fra efo-
nomilfe og olminoelige inorere END
poa militpre @runoe, ON gooe gfe-
inltaters 8isbeo.
5elgelig grllnoeoe Dtentoronou-
met fine 9lraumenter paa Statiitit
oper 8riierne paa Seoeoarer, Ssragt
oa assurance Saflter Storbri-
tonien. 0et paabiite, bbilfen 8irf-
ming ielp oen begrenieoe llnoer-
ponbsfrig baboe bait paa Sriierne
poa oe npientlige Sanoelsoarer, paa
Sanoelsbolancen og paa oct engeI-
ife Soils arigsmoo (morole) og
oroq oeriiofro til BEN Slutning at
en- nbegrpniet llnoerbonosfrig fltn-
oe @nglono life u0boloe uoen en-
fort Sio.
6elffridD Iorfaiter Glauen,
Ulenloranolmet forelagoes i9rlt
Den feiierlige 9aniler Or pon 9etb-
mann Soameg, oernelt Bicetanile-
rem Or. aarl 0eliiri6. Sioitneonte
iorfaiteoe oct al oen @runo, at oct
bar unuligt at iette @r9nle for,
bbor lpnge England flmoe boloe no
% Dianglen al autentiife Operllag
oper, boao oct laa inoe meo, og'
ioa for6i ban lrpgteoe for oe nei'
troles @oLoning, iprlig llniteo Sta
tes.
Saa foritprfeoe llltimatllmets
Ioriattere oeres 2lrgunentering meo
SenDisning til Eplflanos more
3illtanos 9llpor og inofalote nj
glutoriteter, Der repreientereoe bets
6inoncer. Sanoel, Wtineorift og
glqerOprfning. Disie 2lltoriteter
bar: g8aloemar WiiIler, 5ormono
for DRESDEN 8anf, Or. Salo'
monl6on, Observation-Disclosures 0iref-
ter, 9aul 9ieui6, preusltlt
Sanoelsfaoogioer, - Or. Springo-
rum, en- Sern. og Sernbane.gtag
nat, - W1or S6infel, 6ormano
for Sanburg gtorooeuti6e 9anf
- Sr. 3ucfiduerOt, Sonoelsraao-
aiper / @tagoeburg, - SSilbelm
bon Sinf, 6ormano ior Wlilnten
gonf, - 9f. S1niot Der reprqien'
tere6e oct tpife glgerbrngsrnao, og
Sr. @ngelbarOt, 6ornano tor Sa'
Den Sanhelsfnmmer
qntOriteterne tilfenoesiDer oeres
Nening.
Som experts" anmooeoes oisle
Mleno ON at iuare paa fslgenoe
Spergsnaol:
I. Spao girfnins oiloe en- nOe'
arenoIet llnberoanosfrig BABE paa
enalanb? 2. Soilfen 8etponin9
pil6e Den faa paa Gpiaanos 5or'
bolo til llniteb States og anore
neutrale stater? 8. 5 bpilfen
lloItrefning freezer ben inore 81
tuotion / Gpiflano 9rngen aT ct
Ioa oraitiif @aabenE
glIle De nj glutoriteter bar enl9e
onqaaenbe fsrlte @unft, at eng
lono piloe blipe tnungen til at beoe
ou 5reb inoen ON s gaoaneOer
oct bsieIte. Sr. @siiller iaeoe, al
enalonbs Soripnins af 5soeparer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-06
,,DANSKEREN"

ct dansk-amerikansk Ugeblad,
der ejes af den forenede dan
ske evangelisk-l -lutherske Kir-
ke i Amerika" og udgives af
Danish Lutheran Publ. House
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-02-06
ll.gaaben life nOuerbinOelis.

nSeg er life optimiitiif, boao IL
9aaosfrigen betreffer," lagoe Sir
eric. 0llnoerOanos6aaoen begr9n'
Iet eller ubegreniet, er blepen meot
og er life uooeroinOeli9 Seq er
tilbeielig til at meme, at oi nit
Ii6en ieg afgab min iioite 9eret'
ming, Ipnfer Submarinerne lige iaa
raft, Iom SDiflano fan bpgge benz.
Wsine gcurpes" er gooe alleiant'
men, og ieg fan life foriioie no.
gen Waoaoe, bborpaa Sitllationen
fat foranores uoen til oct beore
so for oes beore," er MI DC
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greatest interest in the matters to be
settled
/ do not see. for instance, why n COM
mission consisting largely of Poles and
lrussians should not he usked to work
out the future frontier Of Prussia and
roland. This may be thought the sug-
gestion OF an idealist, but | claim that in
This instance the ldealist IL the realist
II our goal Is 10 be lasting peace, then
let us give every opportunity for ar
engagements OF mutual accommodation
before we rosort to compulsion.
SO far l have said nothing of tho
future government OF Germany. The
Germans assure ul that the transfor-
nation from An autOcratlc government
to responsible government Is taking
place. I should like to believe II. I
am certain It's accomplishment Is nee
cssary to Germany itself and the final
attainment OF a just and lasting peace.
l frankly admit a perfect form OF
government does not exist and that the
genius or Germany may evolve some
form as good as or even better than
existing constitutions. But Germany
must understand II will take time to
convince the world. which has so much
reason to distrust her that this sudden
change Is to he II permanent reality.
Fortunately the stages have de-
scribed do not require for their accom-
olshment more than the hope that Ger
many has set out in the right path
Whilst the last stage IN in progress
there will be time. and more than time,
TO see whether Germany realizes our
hopes and what ! believe now to be the
wishes OF a majority OF her owr people.
For this last stage will mean nothing
less than the reconstruction and organi-
zation Of the world and establishing Il
new policy in which league Of free ma
tons shall replace the old system OF a
balance of rival Powers.
The accomplishment OF a change SO
gigantic as adjusting national organiza-
tons to N into new supernational ma
chinery must be difficult and slow. For
tunately the very steps necessary to
make ii possible are steps that will
slowly make it actual.
Let me select Il few simple EXAMPLES.
The cessation OF hostiiitics will leave the
world short of food. short OF TRANSPORT
and short Of raw materials The ma
chinery that has regulated these during
/ the war will have to be kept in action
beyond the war.
Food Will have to be rationed. trans-
port will have to be rationcd and raw
material will have TO be ratioued. II
viii he n world problem that can he set
tied only on n world basis and there will
I've every opportunity in the years OF
| transition TO transform these economic
relations which were forced upon US by
| necessity into system which will meet
with free general acceptance.
Intimately connected with these mat
tiers will be the problems Of the returned
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The argument which the women are
using is that the election OF Mr. Hen
messy, instead of Mr. Baird, might mea
the deciding vote Tor the adoption OF
the national suffrage amendment before
the term OF the present Senate ends
on March next They are urging nler
to vote for Edge and IIennessy and
La Monte and Hennessy, hut mot for
Baird nohow."
In predicting the election Of Gov.
Edge Tor the full term Senatorshi;' and
Of Mr.. Baird for the short term. Newton
A. X. Bugbee, chairman Of the Repub-
lIcan State committee, said: "The
sturdy Americans of David Baird has
so appealed to the people that he wiz
be n close second TO Edge. had hoped
that the suffragctt"S would not carry
their fight against him TO such length
as to offend those who might be foc
their cause"
Mrs. Jessie Leonard Maxwell of Tren-
ton. one of tn" vice presidents OF tho
New Jersey Association Opposed TO
Woman Suffrage. gave out through TIL {
New Jersey Republican state headduar-
ters yesterday statement in which she
said:
Now Jersey has spoken on this ques-
ton at the polls in no uncertain voice
That majority against woman suffrage
truly represents the sentiment OF the
women Of New Jersey. Indeed, we have
protested against having this responsi-
bility imposed upon us against our will
David Baird in his platform truly
represents the sentiment Of the ma
jority of New Jersey women. His cleo
ton means that the women of this state
will be properly represented on that
question. His defeat would mean that
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soldiers whether wounded or otherwise,
the problem OF pensions. problems of
wagef, housln& hours and conditions Of
work. child labor. female labor, and 50
forth The equalization of those In diff
fercnt countries will be necessary to fair
rationlng and from this necessity will
arise internationa conferences OF work
ers ~.hich NAV be able 70 settle some Of
the most difficult questions OF super
national organization.
! When the question of disarmament
arises some will demand as n funda-
mental necessity that their nation must
have large army or large navy.
Some viii advocate as an act of punish
ment or justice disarmament of other
nations. In consequent negotiations II
will soon be found that to insist on an
unduly large army or navy is to saddle
ones country with huge expense to
insist on the disarmament Of another
country may be to present that coun-
try with n huge annual income that can
be used in commercial rivalry.
And SO we may come to a condition
in which II there Is TO be international
security there will he contest not as
TO which country shall maintain the
largest navy or the largest army, but
as to which country shall most COM
plstely disarm.
foreseo international commissions at
work for long time trying TO establish
frontiers conditions. parliamentary re-
sponsibility. canono OF international law.
rules Of International commerce laws.
even religious freedom, and n thousand
other conditions of national organization.
IN the very act Of seeking the foun-
dation for "A league Of free nations. and
slowly building UP the fabric. we shall
get rid of passions and fears of war. BY
mere cndeavor to find way to better
the conditions Of the world We shall
bring this better condition about.
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talks have been had with groups OF men
on street corners. in country stores and
elsewhere.
On Friday and Saturday flying
squadrons completed the 'mopping up
processes in all the counties, carrying
the Down with Blair, dip with Hen
Messy" banner into homes. back yards
and wherever two or three men could be
found gathered together.
Mrs A. J. Rose of Short Hills and
Mrs. Abbie Scott Baker fiivvered ninety
miles on one trip. during which they
left literature at stores and cottages
and even held up traffic as they left their
message with a traffic cop in one OF
the larger towns
And on that ninety mile trip" said
Mrs Baker yesterday. Eve met but one
man who refused to put M one Of our
signs. lie lived In Summit. The only
antl-woman suffragist whom we en-
countered stood balancing himself or
a ladder. Loftily he repeated that old
familiar statement, 'Woman's place :,
in the homc.'"
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MCCORMACK TO SING NOV. IL.
Expects 10 Raise 100000 Mt Con.
cert for United War Work.

John Mccormack, the famous tenor,
yesterday postponed his concert tour TO
the Pacific coast to remain IN New York
a fortnight longer to appear at the con-
tan Opera House Tuesday night, Novem-
Der 2. for the benefit OF the United War
Work Campaign under the auspices Of
the Allied Theatrical. Motion Picture and
Musical Team for the great charity
drive.
Mr. Mccormack and his managers,
Messrs. Wagner and insolvency, are ar
ranging an all star concert programme
for this gala occasion. which will he
their joint contribution TO the drive. 1t
is hoped TO raise 100000 at this con-