The evening herald., 1918-01-24
BOL SEIEVIKI REJECT AUSTRO -CERMA PEACE TERMS
Ct1AMBERL AIN BARES INEFFICIENCY OF ]. s. IN Wal

say the Things TINT are in me and "
I succeeded iu making r,fi u the
clouds through which the American
pcopl" may see I will feel that co.,
efforts have not been boz ,atu.'
'NOV that my truthfulurs- hls been
questioned. senator Chamberlain ,nu-
! tinued. "l feel it my duty ;o tell ths
country something ! might NOT haN"
! told it under ordinary circumstances
do It as man who loves hiss couu-
try best Of AN ana who would willingly
Rivc his life fur it du Do toarlosslN
as an American citizen who desires @"
help and not 3u hinder
Truth Nut Distorted
lic repeated hc had not distorted
the truth Ia his speech made tn Sew
York but that uVing To- tho great
rush of business due To the war the
president has probably not been able
Go ascertain the truth and does uo.
know the truth From the lips of
those closest Goo the president hc sli4
7 the ohiot executive cannot learn the
truth. uuf Uo,1u~, his ldNl~rre drel,.
% mi-loId him boat hccuu-e they Hr.
H'"ll'' "' '"' '''''' P"7''''" '7 u
Thr secretary oi war In h'"''''
statement Co the country WhNh WI.
''i'lulN a'd '''N pI'p"I'"' ''''H "'
Ihni N'.-"p.'"".'"o nave 'r'h "l''"'
uriatcd for the ordinance dcphrim'
AND that contract for slo o'''"". '"'
have been awarded. ne commune"
Ih's IL ir''. h't 're ',''''''\ .
to tell the country that America hl''l
90 stand PREPARED
france FURNISHES \''i"'rN'
France, bled white ne oun'mur".
'ls turui~hluE Ain'r.ri To-Day ana '''
troops going abroad with henN, urI-
nance. machine guns and nirplau'-. Il
we rcly uu the ordnance de"artm' It
u thi. emergency ,aud this i~ a 0ur
of art.l,ryI the war would Dee COM
pictcd h,for, We ever sut enough 4"
po to rhc 'front.' France asrccd 2" de-
uNcr This urtllrr, 70 win America p
l'id she furnish Do in td'r O." '''''
America
J., was improper ue -l.d. tu g,.r o"-
tails uf American purchases 'I '''
rauc, fsom the tlos. hut referred
senators Geo the confidential t'7l'm'hN
before tine committee py MAYOR Con
.crni ttozirr 'h,ei "i ordnance
lf m" administration "'" N''.'. %
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,,,,,.,Dt what was the ordnance de-
,.,r',,,pt doing Nothur q was lt.
',,a aur,ncly ou it- back NOT maxine
s.,u,..- for nauumcurus ORDNANCE
nnr di.ro,erinp tho possibilities ul
unpuf,ct,rua hut doing nothing oh'
.,lut,l, nothing
Appropriations for iigs 1nd "''H u
mul,. ordnance. he said had not he'i
l. used
I'm not blaming anybody ln pA'
hcumr." the senator oununuv"
. have high rcrur' tor Con 'f"@'''
But We haven't been able Co a." VIVA
. ENGLAND. France aud all our "'h''
allies have done and that is u" i'''I'
these gentlemen who have NOT p1"N''
themselves up 20 the marx W.
. ought not to dismiss them 900 u''
grace but IN o.hcr countries tn'' nave
gone into innocuous desuctu''
This isn't % question of p'rsonAll
ties This b. not question between
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