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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-01-10

Isletltc oberbebl ON III GDlle gif
Iita,le aIt bDao Silloeilbnrg tan fol.I-
me mel, lieeeploig bpor itor Naats
Der ifaar bag.
2o,1bon ben Ste San. Streiftog
bar aft Dbao JeltnaricDal Saig bap-.
De at meloe ioag IS S Narbeoen of'
Sollebefe," iagoe ban, uforisgte ST.
en6en ct Streiftog ON Natten, men
blep afpiit ltoen Sab for .os. 1ten.
for 3onnebefe bleb en- af bore -stil-
finger ftorlnet og ,logle faa af bore
Man6 iabnes."
2onoor ben Ste San. gritiIfe
Jlpbere falteoe en- Wasie Bomber
paa sflr og 8pg11inger tilbarenoes
fienotlige Merooromer @biiteIbIes
igaar, befiettotgioroe A6miralitetei
ioag.
2o,16on Ben 7be San. .MrtiIleriiIo
MI og 81" Sposit for Mesiines
melbtes af bet brittle arigsoepartc.
ment i6ag fom ben enefte qrigsbirf.
ioube6 paa 8eitfronten.
Berlin (pia 2on6ott), Toe San.
q, N r ~
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-01-10

Rrogram og for at iDloe Bafancen
6ormano llingen i aomiteet. fol

Rrogra1n og for at iDl6e Bafancen
Jormanbs iqinge1 i aoniteel1 for
Wellemftns sbnnoeI. 2eoerne better
nRrmeit at Senntor Gn1itb al
soltb Carolina bill blipe baIgt fren1.
for 5enator 8on1erene at Ohio.
apinoeitemnerets gsmanIet lfal
afgieres / Suiet paa 9borsoog. bo
Der efter Yrosrammet Tal foretages
|nfitemning ober aeiolutiore1, for
GorelpggeIie af Sula11 9. Al,tborps
slmenbe1nent til ao11ititutionel,. Ste
iultatet er tbiliont og neo en- rneget
fnap Marsia. Afberinger oper Sic.
folutionen afilnttes ioag of Suiets
npe abinoeitemmeretsfon1ite.
Zen fornemite 6orretniug forelig.
gel,oe til 5enatets afeigrelie ioog e,
ben iaafal6te 8alib.Bhittn1nn aul.
pg 9lielano 2eiegill eaae,1oe III
paa llopifline af itore 1at,rlige
|9ielpefil6er / @eiten.
ltnoerisgeIierne al Sen ,nilitere
Aominiltration fortlnttes al begge
Sulets 4otniteer. < L.. I
ltnoerieeelien al 6oriinfeIien
gpgningen af &anoelsifibe aieuopta.
ges af senatets Sanbelsfomite irnor.
gen,
ltnoerisgelien af aa1l< og 5uffers
mangel fortlattes af 5enatets aomi
te for Sabrifpirfiombe6.
@albington oen Toe San. Sen iaa
falbte 8alfb= =8ittma,t Ole. og aul
lan6 2eie=8il blep beotaget af Sc
natet tent iaften n1eo 81 mos ss
Sten1mer. Den gaar ,r1 til &uiet
Sen beotoene 8ill foreitriber nlmin
oelig 11oleie af @runo inoeboloenol
Sui, Gosfat, Ole, Gas eller So6t
amber 2eoelie af Sn6re1niniiterer1 moi
Mfgifter betalbare til &esieringen
ia1nt at iaaoarn1e 2eier ,1,,oer bisi
8etingeIier fan fiebes nf oen,, oe1
bar 2eiefontraft pqn oen1.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-01-10

SDiflaad barsIer et fort Mugre6.
stbrre iienbAiae sroppeu.asier
en6 nogenfn6e.
Gu Nrffe Streiftog .i6en Ngtaars-
oas pper lbeie Jrunteu fra ypres
til 81. Enentin.

Meb -be. brittle arnleer i
5ra,lfrige oe,l Ste San. (Af @il.s
liam 5imns). Ge brittle % tDife
4rn1eer er,i Sc fsrite faa Gage al
set npe 4ar nenot tiIbage I'll gieuli-
oige 5fiarn,posler, ioet Sc lilrer pna
Ell anleoning for ct l1bfnio.
4rigs5one,t er frenloeles lnebnffet
og 2ebegrape og Mnbiner tiliieoe.
ge frosne Snroflumper, Der faites np
af De erplooerenoe Grn,1ater, er IL
geiaa osobrMgen6e iom ielne Sra.
1aterue. 9ro6s bette 8eir 6riber
5ienben ibrig paa n1eo ,1inbre Sore.
tagenoer. paa Dor Sioe er Der to.
retaget ober ct 9,liiu 5treiftog, Itore.
og inraa, ii6en Nptaarsong, belt fra
Dpres til ct Quentin. 5alr1tibig
forieger oe tpife 5lpbere at boloe en-.
itaoig &agt 2uftea, ensbetDoenoe
meo, at ben preusliife Dberfomn1a1l-I
90 anitranger fig af af Wagt for at
boloe fla lllloerrettet ON De brittle
8ebGgelier.
Sn1eoens beb 8ritterne iiffert. at
2. - -.
npe 9ipiiioner ltaoig anfon1ner til.
8eitfronten for at biplpe Gie,,ben. De
fommer for BET n1eite fra 8uslano.
Ger er itsrre fienbtlige 9roppenaas.
Ter paa beltHe Gront I'LL ems ,1ogel,.
I linoe fgr lln6er arigen og 6e tDife
H9ffer eges ftaoig.
Spis pc nl1pRrenoe 6re6splal1er
ilaar fell, benter 8ritter,,e, at 9Dff-
lanb iaa inart oet ier iig iitanol til
BET, oil ilaa fit iioite 1nagtige 5Iag
paa @eitfronte1 fgr amerifns
arigsitprfer fall bliDe en- 6aftor !
Slaget. 9piflanb letter forll1ooent.
Iig fit 9nab til bette bnnoe ,sls eD for
lESrenltine,l oparet paa sgorhaa,l1
~ g. TX a.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-01-10
Nurak SIKH Hwnkpt.
9sorf CAMPER ugigrib" er ienbt til
bunbs. Sem Wanb o,nfon1ne;
tretten al 8eirtnin9en 6ierget.

9onoo11, 3oie San. Set 1lorife
lloenrigs6 requirement 1neIoer, at ben
norife Camper rgigriioo s I617
grnttotons % bpeeet I 915 i Bergen,
.bleb torpeoeref % ip1,fet nleoeng oell
bar -panpei sfra Bari til aouell, mel
Der e Central glehps Telegram ffra
1aisbeubnun iode. Sem Napno BAD
agigrio bIeD orpbt. is af 9eint-
llingel1 bIeb bierget.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-01-10
Unrprnrril1Drr
Gu britiF .9orpeboiaser ienM TIT.
bnnbs Nibbet6 t6abet. 9i 3aa1 s.
Of 8efGtninsen pmfem.

2o1ioon ben soe San. en- britiit
Gorpeooiager e. bIeDen torpeoeret og
ianfet ! Waiooelbnpet, befienotgior0e
stbmiraIitetet igoarnfies. 4lle Off
|cerer pan 9orpeooi aeeren bIeo bier.
|get, men II alnno oI geiatllinoen ON
tolll.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-01-10
5tur 8rpHtu1.,1t.
srafif ! Mibtbeiten lammet. sne
tanner Up ta Is Gpb bsie. stor-
men bnre6e 36 Elmer.

e, eeaI
fte snefnIo mon bar beft ij'li' Oh bltt
Infsen gino nleo Ell Gart yaf Ell Wail
EMinutet orepet i 1915 SOB bDbt
5nefdaner. SCI Grafif ct Iatn1net ol
fSorretninaslipet i oenne ggn ftaa1
praftiif talt itille. s 2ebet af Gor.
lmtboagen ilutte6e set at ine> og 60,
len tog til at ft,rne. Yaa ct Dggn
falbt ser ober en- Gre6ie1el al 59io.
ne1ts 5ne. 8eirburea,tet mel6te 1872
Eomme ioagnorges obenpaa AZ
Somnte, Ger tibligere bar falot: Det=
te bar npften &aIooelen af al ben
9ne, Der faist / 1916. Gtormen,
oer bar ober neore Misiislippioal
0eroag Sat- ftrafte fig ioag fra Ms,
|iouri eifober ino ! Obio. stbrit
bar Snefaloet i sIlinois, Bisconlin,
Miebigan og norolige Snoia1ta. Wetr-
bureauet a1ttog at 9ino og 5ne biz
Be gibe fig li6t / bette streg ioag.
Ober @alboele11 af oe transfonti.
nentale 8aner in6 til Chicago blep
ngbt til belt eller belbis at in6Itille
|&rafifen og Eo9ene paa 6e fIefte al
benz bar fra / til 10 Elmer foriinte-
De. Chicago & Nortb 8eitern ino,
Itilleoe alle @iennengangstog bid
Minneapolis. sporbeie og 9arieobs
ifanieoe ligeleoes 9rafifer, mango
pribate automobiler 1t1natte efterIa-
oes paa Gaoer1,e, og 5oogiRugere
blep upiten forfomne al at fianpe
MOO 8eiret. 8ore 9eibanen peoIi-
geboIot Hot arafif.
Mnollott, Wis.. ben Toe San.
Otter en- Sneitorn1, Der raIeoe meb
en- 8aitiebeb af SO Mil i 9imen og
barebe So Elmer, boIot Maoifon paa
at grabe fig no af Snefannerne iong.
Stormen bar nlminoelig runotom i
fpobeitIiee Biseoniin. 1og, Der life
bIep in0ftillet igaar. bar flere Elmer
forfinfeoe. Sganr og mat bar Der
onltrent i11gen 9roff rlellen, Wil.
ipal,fee % gbicago. Sporbognstrn-
fifen ! Maoifon fto6 on1tre1,t ftiIle.
Eelefon. og 9elegraflinier Ieo inlio.
lertio li6en 5faoe.
guperi16r BbiIipp bar faefaft
MiImallfee. Sa1l reiite for al Ill.
brirge Sc foite 9age of l1sei1 I III
&ien. % benteoe at fonlne tiIbaee
tioIig ibae. 4an bdr lite antonluIet
|beo NfiobogsiiO
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-01-10

5aT 81 q COB Emit Ioo oiilfRl
:6en ioa I,sort fo,ls lllilIio
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-01-10

quiet btbilger 100 Milliouer Col.
Z Iars fpr 6armlaan-D Dbligationer
! inbeberenbe 1iinansaar.
SeHator SmDot iubbringer e,t MI
arissifatiob meb Dpbrbeiie al
Grtraportpen paa 4biier.

@aibingto,1 ben 4oe San. Sena,
tor gbanberfai1 il16bragte i6ag i Sc
natd en- Sill ON 9prettelie af ct
ammllliI nsminifteriur1. Bine11 er
bet ferite 2obgip1lines .NeiuItat al
ben al genatets Wiliterfon1ite fgste
llnoeriegelle.
Gen foreIlnaeoe An,mni1itio1fsnli=
hitter biI6e blipe Meeolerl af Brnli-
oentens aobinek 9an pil6e baDe
fnlmon1nlen 22ebelies af Anfaffelien,
9iIoirfnirgeu og Goroelingen al
gaabe,l, anlnlllnitio1t, Ts6e, alaoer.
l1oruftning oe Gransport for armee1,
pg foreprigt salt iom tan betegnes
JONI arigsuoitpr.
8llai bempn6iger 9reiioenten til
m operfsre al MDnbigbeo, Sunftio-
norer, slrfiber og Mioler fra bpiffen-
iombelit anben slfoeling af @egierin,
gen til .slmn1u,litionsn1iniIteriet
8aibington ben ste San. Hrali=
bent @illon forelagbe igaar for en-
aonferens al Sniets 2eoere uofaft til
cit 8ill gaaen6e no pan at inbfere
N ~.
zen beitenlt 2opgipningg ggpplitif for al
nbpifle 9eationens. ganofroft, bpprai
35 Willioner @eitefrnfter anilaaes
al Regieril1gens Snge,lierer at gao
|tillpiloe bpert slar. nofoIoet al Son.
ferenien blep Ell, Man ON at oprette
en- 5peeialfo lfomite-i 9ufet til at ,oper.
tnge sSsi1ris6iftion oDer alle 8anb.
Efrnftproblen.er, at beotage Brgli.
oente1ls 9ill sinareit nn1ligt og ie1l.
De Dell tic Se,latet.
giuen forellaar at u6leie gaub
[fraftrettigbeber paa offe,ttligt 2an6
i rationale gfone % i farbare gas:
6rag osrllnl sop til SO aar.
aQres eistfet fa.. opertaeeg q
q i|ss slls
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-01-10
Krigrn / lllirn..
gicrrigFe 9pberes 8olnbel
,teb fem 9il ffra s,oill
- taler bDra1af rss.
artilleribomba arbtnleu 5lbber.
pirfiiombeo. gebosbs strss sre- !
pio % 8a6na bp1aharb rberet.
Meo oe italie.ife alrnaeer De

- &
- Meo oe italie.Iif slrmeer ben
soie San. g,aar ,lio1seg aoale foa
Gorpoitltillineer 1ia eItaet peo
-9idpes' Munoing, par )eIe pe1tIiae
Sci al Jloobre6oe1t frI or giterrigf-
tpife Chopper ioaa so Sc italieu-
.ffe 3roppars GrobrilIe 3enio1
8robopeoet orep 81 fiIbage oe F5ite al
oe itarfe fienotIiae Aroypei itprfer.
Set Ipffeoes eiterfis 5lppere al
fofte @oanber paa Halienife gtatio,
ner ca: s Mil fra Neneoig iiaag. Sc
par eie,lipnlig paa asiii ieIDe gene,
Big, men blep ng5t au at peaoe Iil-
bage ,.oerr at rlaa fiit paagruno
at Oct fraftise it'd auftfor.
fbar. 81
sne, Der ligg oo opbii
ieIopasirlle pellts ae q rells|
Hatn pUfrfio fiontDeo fI sapef fr6lifslI'
gfter ffieerernss Mellile er oeal
tel,tu1liife sffel1fiD paa Aiiagefr efrot1fen
og menen1 8retlfa og Hiabe.nn of,
giort et1ot.
@om Sen 3oie SSa11. 1elltoner,
ne bar begDnot at bon1baroere So
ipitaler paa SEN itnlienife Sront.
9agens offieielle geretning iag6e,
at fienotlige Slppere airs6ag Scot
6irefte angreb @olpttalerne i ga,
1telfranco og Oeneto. og 6rebte 18
Batie11ter meo 2uftbomber. z
9fom, 26en San. &rigsoeparte-
mentet befieuotgior6e i6ag> at britt,
tie Eropper oeltog | BEN alliereoe 81,
fenitp moo be teutonilfe 2inier / ssStt1=
lien i6ag. @ngelffe BatruIier an,
greb fremifuote Stillineer, tilfbieoe
6ien6en Sab og tog Sanger.
2onoon Den Sole San. nGn al
bore 8atalioner uoferte me6 Se1o ct
banffeliet @treiftog om Natten oper
Piape, tog Sanger og tilfeie6e 5ier-
BEN Sfaoe," fagoe EN- officiel 8eret.
ming i6ag fra be britiife gropper poo
6en italienife 6ront. =.
(9ette bar bet britiife Gtreiftog,
Ser blep rapporteret Goarsoagens
officieHe 8eretning fra 8o1n - fsr=
ite Gang, at brittle Eropper bar be-
ret meIot ioffeniiu Scamp paa benne
arigsifusplaos1.
@aibington SEN 76e Sa,lliar.
Stalien bar peotaget en- oraitiif BIan
for at pge fin &anpftprfe. Reglerne
for 2egen1sunoe eriegeIier1 er blepei
mooificeret, og alle Wel1b n1ellem
1s % A Anr, .font bi6tiI bar ppret
fritaget, er blebet ia16fnlot til ,1D Sc.
gelnsunoeriegeIie. Det pentes, Al
600, 900 Ma1lo fom Gglge .af ben 11De
l11,oerfegelie BIZ blibe iron1enitret
ben 15be Sanuar
@om, Ste San ArtiIleribombar.
oement oe 6lpberbirfi rfiombeo bar oft.
bbao ben italienife offieielIe Rapport
bapbe at n1eloe ioag.
@on1, 4be San. Eroos Yroteitno,
ten fra 8atifa1et nlbar6ereoe iDffe
5lpbere iodg pnnliD be beboe6e stree
i 9rebiio % 8a0ua befihotgiorot
arigsocporte rtenlenfet
Mon1 ben 7ne ;o1l. 9ritiife SO.
trl,Iier 6er iatte oper 8iabe oe areI
fienotIige @fia ain9e 9er poife itor a1ra
bos 9uIfer,le ii1ooe, iaeoe ben ofilisi.
eIIe @eretuiile rienlentel
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-01-10

~ ~ Ji4t!5%OstUL ULts OtS N9tatt. n ~
Inntor Sn1oot aabneoe 5fatteltrioer
f apneresiell ioag, ibet ban i1lobrag
h ! ,ge11atet jit 5l,bftitut for 8ara.
graferne ON Snofon1ififat og sfa1
paa Ooerlfuosiortieneite i ariesifat
lopeu. 5noot fogoe, at bans gil]
pi!oe ut6bringe flere b1noreoe Mtl
lioner 9ollars mere eno Sen 11llp9.
re,1oe Sob. -, 49,. H.
8il1en belteu1mer en- Sfat fra 1C
groce11t -paa arigsfortie1eite al &c
Yrpee,1t eller ninore op til 80 Hro.
cent paa arigsfortieleite al 1OC
Yrocent eller mere. =
| &orporationer eller Gorretninger.
ion1 tiener 1nin6re END $4,000 ON aa.
rel, fritages.
| Sem forbsie6e Borto paa anoell
8lnsles Yelt opDRpes. .l.,-~ ~.
8illen ,foreilaar n6ifitlige Soran.
oringer / .Snofoultifatlopen og iat:
ter Gritdgeliesgranien til ST 900 for
ugifte oe $4,000 for gifte Berioner
neo Silleg af 5000 for bbert af'
bangigt Barn UNDER IS aar.
= @aibington BEN ste San. Gr
8ill, ser bempnpiser Ginausoepar,
temcrtet til at fiebe for 100 Millio=
Iner Collars / Garmlaan,Obl
ner i bette Sinansaar og ct 1ignen.
Sc geleb npite Mar, bIep peotaget ai
Suiet igaar.
Walbington Sen Toe San. Sob,
ginning eiter Breiioent Bilions an'
mooning iSorbiu6elie rneo &egierill,
gems 0pertagelie al Sernbanernes
Drift er eperit paa Yrogramnet
laongreslen 6enne l1ge. senatets oa
9uiets aomiteer for nrellemitatlia
SnnoeI begDuber ioag 8ehm1olinge
1af Nominiitrationens Sernba11e.
Sill, og Meoleumer of begge aomi,
teer fpnes at bore iprige for en- ti6'
zig Afgierelie.
Genatets aomite b6rer i6ag nbta.
leIier af Sernbanebe eitprerl.e, og &l1.
l5ets Ronlite arbei6er pan ct Brogram
og bill afgisre, bporpiot ben ffaI Dol
De afb6ringsnr6oer. Gormnnoe1,
laongresmal1o 5imnls, % ANDRE
Naeolenlner af aon,iteen, er il1oe for
lafberinggmgoer % BIZ fanife an
mooe Minifter g1raooo ON at tnge
aeoelien at gioneforfI fIdringen foe Sc
gierinsell.
sendets 6enlof fraiiis 4 6tbre efouaii,
bor Nagbe iong fer ot ,.oleeee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-28
FOREIGN MISSION
WORKERS DISCUSS
UNIFIED CONT R0L
tsv Soss'ne JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED w,se1

New York. Dec Representa-
tives of virutally all important mis-
sionary organizations CO the United
States and Canada assembled here to-
day to discuss plans looking toward
moro unified control of educational
and religious propaganda abroad
which VIII be presented at the annual
meeting of the foreign missions con
ference and home missions council in
January.
The foreign and home missions
boards of the Methodist Episcopal
church and the Presbyterian church
the foreign mission board of the Con
gregational church. the Southern
Presbyterian church congress, the Law
mems missionary movement, the Bap-
fist church missions, the Y. Nj. C. A.
and the Y. w. G.. A. We're present.
DR., S. Earl Taylor. secretary of the
foreign mission board of the NJ. Il.
church, who presided, said regarding
the conferences:
1T seems an appropriate time to
launch into an ambitious program of
education and the spread of ethical
ideas throughout the world We he
lieve that the governments of large
countries in which a large percentage
of the population is illiterate should
be supported by religious organiza-
tions In their work of educating the
people, | would not be surprised if
program of this sort would he the
outcome of this meeting"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-28
RECEPTION FOR
LIEUTENANT MCCLELLAN,

Lieut.. Pelham Mcclellan, son of
Judge William Wallace Mcclellan,
who returned home from Washing
ton, d, G., Yesterday will be the
guest at a New Years reception at
the Mcclellan residence 723 North
Fourth street, from 2 to o'clock
Wednesday afternoon Lieutenant
Mcclellan won his commission at
Camp Meigs recently, after serving in
the army for the last year and
half He was stationed at Fort Han
cock n j., for several months, where
he was editor of "On Guard" II
clever camp publication,
Judge Mcclellan has extended a
general invitation to all Of Pelham's
friends TO attend the reception Es-
pecial bids have been given to mem
bers of Beta XI chapter of the Sig
ma Chi fraternity of the University
of New Mexico. of which the young
man Is a member.
The reception will be worthy
successor to the notable New Years
receptions which Judge Mcclellan
has given on the first Of January
each year for number of years
He will preside at the punch bowl
(banana and cherry punch) and asks
TO be his guests all those democrats
who have been unable to accompany
President Wilson on his triumphal
tour of Europe. and all the repubIi-
cans who will be unable to attend
the Larrazolo Inauguration festivities
in Santa Pc.
Assisting at the Mcclellan recep-
ton will be Mr. and Mrs August
Seis Mrs. c. c. Taylor, Mrs Tom
Danaby, Mrs Agnes Averyt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-28
EAGLE BOATS To
BE RETAINED AS
UNITS Of FLEET
Little Submarine ChaSerS Are.
Worthy and viii Be Used as
Gun Boats in the Permanent.
Establishment.

Jay MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wresl

Washington, Dec. 27.-Trials Of
the Eagle boats have convinced navy
ronstructors THAT the little craft
turned cut by the Ford plant at De-
troit TO fight submarines are worthy
Of taking THEM place as permanent
units Of the fleet 1t was learned to-
day that official reports to the navy
department giving full details of the
trials show that in speed. seaworthi-
ness and maneuvering ability the new
boats exceed all contract require
ments.
An average sustained speed of 1873
Knots was made by the boat used by
the navy experts in their tests. The
vessel showed NJ signs of "buckling'
Under this gait or when the speed was
forced still higher for short periods.
Firal proof Cf seagoing qualities
was received when three Eagles, re-
Gently sent through the Welland ca
nal into the Atlantic, arrived at their
destination on the coast after pass
ing through TWO sales of unusual Sc
verify The crews reported that the
boats had been more comfortable
than certain types of destroyers and
eNauination showed that the hulls
had not strained at any point
1t already has been announced that
most of the Eagles completed under
the war contract will be utilized as
gunboatS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-28
HUGHES ARGUES
POWER To SEIZE
CABLES LAPSED
Former Supreme Court Justice
Declares Congress DeIegat-
ed Power Only in Case of
Impending Danger,

.ef MORNING iouHNAL SPECIAL LEASED WiREl
New York, Dec. 27.-ln authoriz-
ing President Wilson to take over
the nations cable lines. congress in
tended such seizure to be made only
in case Of impending danger to the
national security ana not 'at any
time during the existence of a mere
technical state of war" declared
Charles T.. Hughes, counsel for the
Commercial Gable and Commercial
Pacific Gable companies, in federal
court here today.
Mr., Hughes made this contention
while arguing before Judge Hand on
the motion of the United states gov
eminent to dismiss the bill of com
plant in suit brought by the two
companies to enjoin Postmaster Gem
eral Rurleson and Newcomb Carlton
from merging their lines under fed
eral control with those of the West
ern Union Telegraph company, of
which Carlton is head,
At one point in reply to question
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our boys in France have per
formed valiant service. They have
made their contribution to the great
effort, the fruit of which Is victory.
The eNet ement and whatever glory
may attach to the heat of battle have
gone. Tho spectacular has passed.
There remains the routinc-the
drudgery which they must perform.
They are eager to return to THEN
homes They long to see their loved
ones MANY are homesick And vet,
if one of these men should without
permission indulge his natural wish
to return to his home he would be
termed deserter and severely pun
ished.
4 tremendous part Of the work de-
mauded of Red Cross workers has
been performed. The work has been
credTably done, the service whole
hearted The armed struggle has
ceased, but the work Of caring for
the distress Of the women and child
rem of the stricken countries contin-
ues. our failure to provide them with
the garments they so sorely need
would be national disgrace. Our
country. through the Red Cross, calls
upon patriotic women to relieve this
distress.
What name should he applied to the
woman who would refuse to answer
that call" "A. Il. G. Rays.
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AT THE LYRIC.

Having to play IN The Talk Of the
Town" her newest Jewel production
the role IF daughter, VINO whirls on
the brink If sins abyss. because no
one has warned her in her youth Of
the pitfalls set for innocent young
girls, IMMERSED in lifes mysteries,
Dorothy Phillips. the emotional star,
studied the problem of parents who
mistake ignorance for Innocence, and
evolved the following ten command
ments for fathers apd mothers to fol-
low in making life'sipath less difficult
for their daughters:
1-EXplain the mysteries Of life at
an early age.
DO not refuse to answer any
question your girl may ask.
3-Pick your servants carefully.
for a thoughtless helper may divluge
the beautiful secrets Of nature in a
Vulgar manner
4-Make your daughter feel the
utmost confidence in you, so that she
will tell you all her perpleNing prob
lens
. Exercise careful supervision
over the friends your daughter choos-
os. Their influence in her life is po-
tent with either good or evil
6--Encourage the society of nice
boys of your daughters own age. En-
terrain them in your home. 1t is bet
ter than forcing your daughter to
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LOVE Is MORE THAN
TuE TIE TVEAT BISpS.

was walking alon" Fifth avenue
in the most fashionable quarter A
little newsbov with papcrs rndor his
arm was LOOKING at . large Christie s
window. \ beautiful automobile
drnve IN and muse with three chill
dren alichied from the car
ono of the proun vas 10" ahni't
The size Of the rewsbov. "TlI wait
outside" ho called To the nurs" and
took his place bnside the newsboy
to look at the window. A
Pretty soon the little rich 20" ron-
tured. who'd want an aEjomobile
made out of candv?" as they were
lool'ine IT one in tho window,
you've got n real one there" ven-
t'red the newsbov.
"oh, yes, wasn't thinking about
that came the answer II was inst
wondering why they make candy ar
t"mobiles when nobody would eat
Them. 7 like really things" he Of
fered
81 have n real good sled " said the
n"wshnv ~ wish ii would snow for
Christmas"
And so thew went on chatt'n" white
they were discussing the thine, in
the window As I was r'aitnr for
p car could not helm watching these
two children Pretty soon tho little
arii If tho rich hoy stole around the
0ovshoy and thew We're only scparat-
ed when the nurse came out
n mo il maant mich The snir''
of Chr;stmas bad drawn the love c,,4
Of these two little STRANGERS. " ever
fh"r" was time TO think of love
this /, II
Love Somebodvi
When Won ston to th'~r that the
terrible war is over and that peace is
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of Judge Hand as TO whether 'the
security of defense of the nation does
not depend on achievement of the
objects for which the war was
fought" and not on the mere termi-
nation of fighting, Mr.. Hughes said
Il think what may he achieved, in
the sense of the final results of the
war, will probably not be terminated
during our life time | think that
congress had no reference 10 the ma
tional security in the sense of the
absolute establishment fsome con
ditions. Congress had in mind an
actual state of applied force"
Previously counsel for the govern
ment who contended that the United
States is the vital defendant and can
not be made party to the suit, had
challenged that part of the bill of
complaint in which it is asserted that
seizure of said cables on the ground
that they were or are necessary for
the national security or defense, was
and is a mere preteXt without sub
stance or basis in fact" This i'm
puted deception to the president. de-
clared Edward e. McClennon, special
assistant to Attorney General Greg
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