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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12

WANTED boys at Orpheum Bowl
ing Alleys. Must Doe over ~ WIS. OF
age 10i51-l3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12

yVANTED-Four hrst-class moehinists
two frst-Class tool makers Steady
work and the highest wages paid 90
competent men No others need apply
Nishawaka Machine Co. 6tl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12

FOR SALE hild's sulky. natural I'm
ish round reed body, steel gears,
folding handle rubber tires trailer
wheels In fne condition. A bargain.
Home phone 24q1 1O29O- 13
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12
HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE.
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Fresh COW and heifers.
Call r. X. /, Box 90, South Bend
10324-14
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12

TUR SALE
70 acres with house and barn.
10 acres with house and barn.
10 acres without buildings.
3-5 acre without buildings
"a acre tract without buildings.
% acre tract without buildings.
This land all lays on Dixie Highway
near stop No. /. Niles car linz. Just
north of city. You can have electric fights.
also near school and church. After this
road Is paved the land Will cost you from
500 10 5000 more per acre.
III you have the cash and want in on
this call Home phone 1856. Office 663
Farmers Trust Bldg Frank .. Ander-
son. 97O6- n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12
AUTOS. MOTORCYCLES. BICYCLES.

AUTOS. MOTORCYCLES. BICYCLES.
FOR sALE-Cheap, a 5-passenger tour
ing car. Bell 232J 1O3O6-13
NOTICE TO HAYNES OWNERS.
j have an expert mechanic from the
Haynes factory. Heretofore I have had
pared TO give Haynes cars the best Of
service Yours truly,
J. W. NIKART.
Haynes Distributor. 1924 Z. Colfax Av.
10296-l6
FOR SALE-One 4-passenger four-door
late 1918 series automobile fully equip
ped. wire wheels, new tires. Can be
bought at n bargain if taken at once
Can Bell 2TS. Home phi. 6O15. Service
Garage. So. Bend. 102O3-14
Used cars bought ana .old. Exclusive
agent for Haynes cars. Nikart, New
place. 1924 L. C0lfax av- Bell 2254
7Ooo-f
FOR SALE-Two 1917 Fords with Form
truck attachments. IN good condi-
ton. Call at Stolrs Garage, Niles. Mich.
l02l1-14
TRUCKS AND AUTOS
Have on our list three lines of trucks
and four leading automobiles that we
will furnish the money to purchase
Buyer pays q cash pay ment We fur
niSh the balance Of cash. Paid of
used in useful work. Associates Invest
ment Co., 3O5-07-09 Farmers Trust Bldg.
1O142-tf
FOR SALE-Ford fg1s 5-passenger tour
ing in fine condition A real bargain.
Studebaker, cor Lafayette and South
SITS 96QO-tf
ron r-s..-
condition. Gas saver, electric starter,
1 good tire. II sold In next few DAYS. Will
sell for $4,000 111j Ewing av. f.
1O32O-12
BRAND NEW TUBE FREE.
We will give a brand new tube free
with every tire sale in Goodrich. Fire
stone. Federal or our Portage 1000 mile
tire. You pay the same price and get a
new tube free. .. +. Ludwig Auto Sup
ply, 4O9 So Michigan st. 1892 II.
BARGAINS.
We have the most complete stock OF used
FORD cars IN Indiana.
ROadsters, touring cars and trucks.
Prices as low as $4,000 Come in and ask
US about our easy payment plan. Hinkle
Motor Co. 22I y. Lafayette 81. 9S9i-f
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
~ IN i III 10 DuA OuLuI LOT meat mar
ket including ice-box and meat block.
Call Bell phone 1903 1O32j-14
WANTED-TO rent a modern six-rOom
house for about SO. Walking dis
lance. VIII guarantee good care. Ad-
dress g. T.. News.Times. GS5T-tf
WANTED-TO buy popcorn that will
pop, hest price D6id. LaSale Theater.
1S5 Michigan st. South Bend. Ind
7717-tf
FOR sALE-msCELLANE
FOR SALE-WOOd Call Bell phone
County 9101 1O326-14
FOR SALE-Child's sulky. natural I'm
ish. round reed body, steel gears,
folding handle. rubber tires. trailer
wheels In fine condition A bargain.
Home phone 24q1 1O29O- ID
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12
STOVE r1S-

STOVE LIST 80.
Moore Hot Blast heaters and ranges.
Gas and coal combination ranges.
straight draft stoves cannon ball stoves
for large rooms Perfection oil heaters.
All styles. Come in. we've got the goods.
Avery and Hull. 129 y Main st. sT34- II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12

WANTED-Work as caretaker around
private homes by middle-aEed man
Have had experience. Write Box Do.
News Times. lO3l0-12
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-To buy outfit for meat mar
ket. including ice-bOx and meat block.
Call Bell phone 1903 1925 IA
WANTED-TO rent a modern six-rOom
house for about $50. Walking dis
tance. VIII guarantee good care. Ad-
dress Il. T.. News.Times es5T-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12

5 Dealings With any OF above
s companies are guaranteed by the
= Indiana Association.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12
STOCKS AND BONDS.

CASH paid for Liberty Bonds Room 40:
}. NJ. 5. Bldg. Hours. g to T. l 70
and evenings, to y 1OO06- .;
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12

FARM for sale or exchange-SO acres,
% acres clear and 80 acres woods, 81
miles from Whitecioud. Mich. y mile
from hauling station. VIII exchange
Tor property in this city. Address 90ll2
Napier 81. 102S6-16
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12
FARM LANDS.

100 acres in Lincoln township, light
south of North Liberty one of the
good level farms Ia a good country; well
fenced; good buildings; fruit; 20 acres
In timber and pasture. This farm must
be sold and we have price on it that
Will absolutely sell IL quick.
II. p. Oil. A. q. NOigt. Mgr. b. p. 432.
w. A. Norris
CENTRAL REALTY co.
900 Citizens Bank Bldg.
1OI7O-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12

WANTED-42 good. practical women %
call and compare the New White with
what they are now using. We trade in al
makes ~ machines, give a dress form,
free. during Dec. Liberty Bonds are
good here. Wto-u.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12
rider OF the board Of said

ARTHUR f. WOLF.
Auditor St Joseph County
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12

YOUR CHANCE Is IN CANADA-RICH
LANDS-and business opportunities
offer you independence. Farm lands, S11
to $50 an acre; irrigated lands, $50 TO
$50. Twenty years 10 pay 5000 loan in
improvements. Loan Of live stock. Taxes
average under twenty cents an acre; no
taxes on improvements, personal prop
erty or live stock. Good markets.
churches, schools, roads, telephones EX-
Cellent Climate-crOps and live stock
prove it, Special hOmeseekers' fare Ger
tiiCates. Write for free booklets. ALLEN
CAMERON, General Superintendent, \
Land Branch, Calgary. Alberta. AL
Ninth av 1O330-1 l.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12

y STATE LOAN COMPANY.
= Capital $JO.0OO.O0.
= suite 3, Merchants Bank Bldg. 23l
S s. Michigan St, South Bend, Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12

HELP WaNTED-NALE
CARRIER BOYS wanted TO deliver
News-frimes- 1t5l3-tf
ASSISTANT PRESSMAN wanted az
~. -Tfr-as offfets 1OgIf-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-12

FOR SALE OR REM Nh tract one
mile west Of city. Equipped for rails.
ing chickens Rent $40 per month. 500
Farmers Trust Bldg. Phones: Home,
6647 Bell, S73 9967-tf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-22
GERMANY BRANDED
AS WORLD OUTLA W


GermauN was branded as an interua-
tional outlaw by chief Justice j.. h.
Winslow. of the Wisconsin Supreme
Court, In al address here today before
the congress of national service.
'Hermany's philosophy of war is alb
solutelN at variance with all Internal
tional law he said. "and she does not
hesitate To proclaim that fact and glory
III It.
This attitude on the part of n great
Lstlon is a constant menace to the peace
Of the world. We are face to face with
nation composed Of people who be-
with a God-given mission to conquer the
world people led by ruler who be
lieNes himself divinely called to the task,
Just as fully as Mohammed believed II.
ana with the same weapon. to wit, the
sword. " such "a nation. imbued with
such ideas and led by such leaders, wins
this war against the united armies of
the world. what becomes of interna-
tional law and what becomes Of the
equal in right" They cease to be. ex-
cept perhaps in books There is no rea
son for existence when "A single nation
dominates the world and that nation
one which recognizes no law except the
law of self-interest and has no motto ex-
that might makes right.
And what does the disappearance OF
International law from the earth mean
1t means that no nation can ever trust
another. 1t means that truth and honor
and good faith are to cease to exist SC
far as international relations are con.
Cerned II one nation plays the game oi
diplomacy with loaded dice others mus
10 the same If they would live as inde.
pendent nations
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-22
Simeon Sees SnOU
and Smiles SereneIy


ther worl, Its mind is jist like It's hops,
never in one place at the same timo."
Wien Simeon was told that another
prophet one Zeiss carlburg. Of Arlington.
had announced there would be twenty
seven SHOWS during the entire winter. be-
cause the first snow came on November
81. he was all attention.
He's nearer true thin any OF 'em."
said Simeon. There's been twenty-five
SHOWS thus far, and Ihis'd mean only
five more 10 make good but / stick to
six"
And Simeon wandered thoughtsuly into
his little cabin. with the precious pipe
wrapped in little blanket.
The weather man would not venture
a prediction today as to whether Moke-
macher was right or wrong. IAN can
tell you is this" said the man who bat
ties with figures and fog atop the post
office: THAT the snowstorm we're having
today is the edge of a snow that extends
TO Scranton and then westward through
Ohio and Michigan. Tonight will be
clear and warmer. with unsettled and
slightly warmer weather tomorrow"
At noon high climb of the mercury
TO IS degrees indicates that the weather
man is on the right trail
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-22
Scholastic GolOn
and Khaki Mix


Continued from PAGE One
verslty conferred on George Washing
ton. In whose memory the exercises are
held annually
In graceful and brief address.
Provost Edgar Fahs Smith conferred
the degree
PENNELL INCIDENT IGNORED
There was not the slightest pause. not
the slightest reference, direct or indi-
rect to remind the listeners that JOS
eph Pennell. famous etcher. had been
slated for an honor similar to Sir
Roberts.
The provost was impassive. BY not
so much as "A hesitant syllable did he
give the audience the impression that
what must have been an unpleasant
situation was being bridged. The resig-
nation from the Art Club by Mr.. PEN
nell'as the result Of the charge that he
had expressed ant-English views, and
the subsequent circumstances which led
to the resembling OF the proposed honor
by the trustees OF the University was in
no way alluded to.
Nor was there mention of Thomas
Ava Edison. on whom the University
has desired to bestow on several occa-
sions degree, who who. each time. has
been too busy to come and get IT, De-
spite the oft-expressed wish of the Uni
versity to associate the great modern
electrical wizard with an institution
founded by the discoverer Of electricity.
BENJAMIN Franklin. Mr.. Edison sent
word that he was too engrossed with
Government war work TO spare the time.
Thus, Sir Robert was the sole reclpi-
ent
Hh.a a.. 4 a.
phrase from Washington. made when
the Father of Our Country had received
similar bestowal. that the University
might long continue to diffuse throughout
an enlightened. empire all the blessings
OF learning. virtue and urbanity," the
distinguished educator from Canada
quickly got down to present day agita-
tions and declared that German univer-
stiles had failed woefully in their duty
of true culture and human civilization.
FLAYS IMMORAL PATRIOTISM
| "A terrible example has been set be
fore our eyes In the German univer
| stiles" he said, which were equipped
with the most perfect laboratories an,
were pervaded by the most accurat,
| scientific method. and yet have becom
| the forcing houses OF noxious politica
theories. the juices of which. distille,
into the life of the educated classes, hav
perverted and poisond the most eX
ternally efficient people that have eve
appeared on this earth"
Clever. versatile, able men" he con
tinued. who are without high purpos
or wisdom. may produce with their mis-
directed skill results that will be widel
injurious With efficient Germany be
fore our eyes. we cannot have this re
pested too often. Unless we are T.
profit nothing by the horrors of tn
present We must protect ourselve
against soulless professional eff
cienyc.
"The hideous distrust which has rive
the world asunder has been engendere,
partly by an immoral patriotism. partl
by the false doctrine that nations, ii
their dealings with one another ma,
neglect the simple virtues that maxi
a village happy"
As he rose to speak the student bod,
gave n rousng cheer that seemed t,
astonish him by its enthusiasm ant
ebullience II was as though they didn'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-22
Call Russian Army
to Fight 1nUdders


Continued from Pare one
forcing the Russian armies TO. fight a
major campaign.
The explosive possibilities that center
about any large bIoodshed on the east e
ern front are alone capable Of ex-
planning the enormous disparity be-
tween the German announcements of
Russian guns and men captured l.ess
than 10000 Russian soldiers have been
made prisoners OF war since the present
German movement began. while the guns
captured number nearly 1i00
This dsproportion Is unprecedented In
warfare. During the recent drive against
the Italians the Teutons captured only
about double the guns they have seiztd
In Russia. while the number of Italian
prisoners exceeded 200. 600 The Rus
slams cannot retreat more preclptately
than did the italians. while the non
mountainous nature Of the Russian
hghting area makes it possible for the
Germans to move forward faster II
they want to. than they did in italy
. The reason for the essential difference
between the Russian and Italian cam
paigns is undoubtedly Won liindenburg
fear Of driving the Russians into q
change the whole complexion of the
war This uncertainty upon the part OF
the German mllitarists must continue
whether Petrograd Is captured or not. or
even II paper peace Is signed With the
Slavs
The Russian soldiers have not Vet
recovered their morale, But morale Is
mental state that may he gained in-
simultaneously through number Of
causes.
What is now going ou Ia Russia may
he but the prelude to new democratic
insurrection. \ little of German rule
seems certain to exact n violent reac-
zion from the nation that has just over
thrown rZarisn.
Since last Tuesday. when the United
Press correspondent In Pctrograd first
announced that the Russian Government
had determined To resist new German
Invasion, there have been rumors from
other sources declaring the contrary
The continued preparations for the
defense OF Petrograd and other military
movements further atield confirm the
fact that the correspondent properly de-
scrbed the situation at the outset
The Russian Government is preparing
to fight, apparently. as soon AZ the prop.
er organization is completed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-22
PLOTS LAID TO NATIVE BORN
Americans Doing the Actual Work,
Garbarino Asserts

Recent Investigations by the Phila-
delphia agents Of ethe Department of
Justice have developed that bomb plots.
insidious propaganda and other German
tricks have been carried out by native
born Americans. while the actual Ger
man agents remain in the background.
furnishing money and ideas. according
to Frank L. Garbarino. special agent of
the Department OF Justice.
II Is because the Government Is NOT
on the trail of these Huns higher upS'
Mr.. Garbarino explained. that the de-
partment has not yet severely prose-
cuted many OF the persons arrested as
enemy aliens. These underlings have
been spared the firing line. he said ne
cause sooner or later they will be in
duced TO tell who paid them and gave
them their instructions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-22
British Capture
City of Jericho


Nonunue0 fr0m rage One
the rearward came after the ark OF
JshovRh. the priests blowing the trum-
pets a. they went. And the second
day they compassed the city once, and
rturned into the camp; so they did
eix days
q, And II came TO pa ~ on the seventh
1hy, that they rose early at the dawn
no ot the day, and compassed the city
1Her tho same manner seven times:
4pIy on that day. they compassed the
MY seven times. And 1t came to pass
- the seventh time. Ahen the priests
1leW the trumpets. Joshua SAID unto
ne people. shout for Jehovah hath
g(yen you the city. SO the
1eopla ahoutsd. and the priests blew
<1e trumpefs; and It came 10 pass when
~ people heard the sound of the
xgnpsts. that the people shouted witt
Eroat shout and the wall fell down
~ - that the people went up into
~ ~ every man straight before him
<e1F fook the city, And they ut
~ 1oe<royed All thar was in the city.
9ton and woman. both young and
4s,<, ox, and sheep. and ass. with
~ q the sword.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-22
SAYS RUSSIA NEEDS
GERNANY'S MEDICINE

LONDON. Feb. 22.-Prince Leopold
OF Bavaria. the Austro-Gernsn COM
mander on the eastern front. is reported
TO have said to his troops.
Russia is sick and is trying to con-
tamnate all the countries in the world
with "A moral infection. We must fight
against the disorder inoculated by Trot-
sky and defend outraged liberty Ger
many Is fortunate in being the incarna-
tion of the sentiments of other order
loving peoples"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-22
WHAT'S THE USE"

Continuing. Mr.. kouchheim said that
as 1t would be an indefinite time. any
way, before any "high-speed" under
ground lines would run, What's the
use of tearing up Broad street in those
two sections when they would link up
with nowhere?"
In all of this Mr.. Louchhelm spoke
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-22

express their cordially 80 iust, 4
Canada. ~
Invoking blessing on Presiacv,, 1|1
son. Bishop Garland prayed so. <
protection OF our soldiers ana s.u1
and our ALLIES. so that the ruthJesS ~
Of barbarous despotlsm may be c,.-'y
and that this may be the ,as,
struggle for liberty and a ri,hs.s
peace
As the Bishop concluded thu y.
broke forth with the strains OF ths .ssp
tie hymn OF the Republic" ana ~. ~
dience bowed reverentIy. "" ~
number OF u>~<ergraduates rec.....
degrees as a Inal part of the prorr',
IL had pecn planned to have the c'1.1
CORPS ,whlfh headed the march "A ~
academy. caparisoned in uniform ~!
tnese failSd TO arrive. II was announ,.s
anu so .Ie only Khaki or olive drab !, -
reseh,eu was that worn by a chance ~
dent on furlough or not yet called !. ~ n
front " ~
The procession started fro,, a.. II. Z.
League. because the tradltionsi o un!o1
place. Horticultural Hall. has ~
molished. 'een e<-
Sir Robert Alexander Falcon.,
NJ c.. was born in Charlottetoun - e
Edward Island, and educated in m. 1s13
versities of London and Edinbursh NV NY
latter gave him the honorary decr.a "
ID. Lift few years ago and ,hs ~ y
verslty of Toronto. Canada: Gls.sn ~
Scotland and Princeton the dss,s;
OF Doctor OF Laws. In 1885 he was ~.
christ scholar for the West Indjss ~
became lecturer in New Testament Co.
In Pine Hill College. Hslifax a.. w
professor IN lsss' and principal Of ~
president OF the University OF Tor.ss.,1
The title of Companion of the Oras-'..
st. Michael and st. George was n
ferred upon Doctor Falconer in ~
and the title Of Knight Companion ~
order of st. Michael and st. Georrs "
1917.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-22
WILSON INpoRsEs PLAN


February 10, 1918.
my dear Mr.. Secretary:
~ lave examined with care the mem
orenda and letters which you transmit
ted to me with your letter of the 18th.
fully share the views you express re-
Garding the Importance of the public
qervfce utilities as a part of our national
eQuipment, especially in wartime. II is
essential that these utilities should be
maintained at their maximum efficiency
And that everything reasonably possible
should be done with that end in view
hope that State and local authorities,
where they have not already done so.
viii when the facts are properly laid
before them respond promptly to the
necessities Of the situation.
II shall be glad TO have you communi.
cate with the local authorities whenever
the information in your possession sug-
eests that such course is desirable.and
In the national interest
Cordially yours,
~ WOODROW WILSON"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-22
BACK BILL FOR WILSON
CONTROL OF INDUSTRY
Measure Granting Wide Pow
ers to President Favorably
Reported
PLAN CENTRAL BOA RD
Baruch Slated to Head Bureau
Which Will Place All War
Contracts
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.

s,,,a,,,,tc tiroctinp and controI
o,.o, ,,o trd,s,,ios of tho Country 10
. a,
contemplated ny 'he Nui'ii'ils''"'io''
the Overman bill. granting broad pow.
ers to the President. which the sub
......,,, -, ,,o ca,.,a t,d,oiary
''''''''''''' VI
Committee has voted 10 report to the
fun committee, shall he nut through
r,,,,,os, v,i,h s,,nician, s,sal
"''''
The control II was Sa'u' VIII ne en-
crcised through a central board. which
will direct NOT only All purchases OF
-. ,-.....,..,o..,. -, ,,, co,..
'''' NH' '""N "'P"i '"V'''S vi NV
ernment tn eliminate 'ne present SHS.
tenn OF competitive buying. nut VIII
supervise production III accordance
with the needs of the nation and the
Allies.
According 1" present arrangements,
officials stated. the war industries
board. which has been tile chief de-
pendence Of the various departments
in obtaining matelia Is ana placing or
ders, will be absorbed and Its ma
chinery utilized under definite legal
authority. instead OF the advisory ca
pacity IN which it now serves.
II
ne wa INDUSTRIES ooa!" wiz 'oii,
.,Ilue W opc' ~ as az P'tSeH' uI,L'' ,,
.,.e ~ o,ei',iai nli' Si'a,, pe p'sseu ~, lie
80, y, ~, on,e'"' "uN ~ loe !,,,.
chairman of the board will be ap.
pointed to the chairmanship to sue
'eed Daniel willard who resigned
more than month ago 10 dlrect the
MANAGEMENT oi the Baltlmore ana
ONO Railroad. oi whIch lie Is presi.
/ dent. MI Baruchs appointment may
4 be announced within a day or two. the
/ delay mas peeh uue 10 the ulscussloHS
/ between the President and his cabinet
chiefly Secretary of war Raker. over
the further steps contemplated IN the
reorganization or the war Depatu
ment.
II the Overman bill is enacted ana
the President IL privileged to ignore
the present statutes requiring pur
chases by the various departments ano
In turn thelr alileient bureaus ahu
Wv isio1 "n - ~ 90 ,'t,io,, tia,
" - '.,,,siS', .a,at,or
-, J ~, tJa,',.,,, co,.noId H.
. -, 80, ~ ,,,.,a,a,, c,,cl
a. ,,,. l;,.,,o,
49,, an - L. a,it,I ti,'I. rot,.an,, 81,
m~oulu ~ w Nv ~ - i1,.,,,o as ~,
hoHeI'''iie'it anu ..'e ~ i',uH.i 'eS y. Wv u,
.iat'p.l, anu nla'S P,a p,,, $40 nj :, :,
eIae ,eaiuem' saE -,it Do ~ W., re-
i.oin .'e , oi'aii i'id W - ~
uus'iies i'o"iu ''''' '''a' l'o''''o'''
NOT TO BE STETTINIUS
u.rstofo,e /, has been indicated ,haI
r,sI.,a-S ID ctatti,,i,s ,nv' s,,,,,e,.o,
oaI as ,>,,rohasa-' In ,ha War ne
sene ~ ,, ~, ,t.t,.,ia,
pa ,iiie.,t ~ ,in ~. :, 80 III,
.ioioe ioi .is p''., it,. A..
Una. SCI etaiS ',e,,,,'i
Stettihius can sNe M "iote .Il1'.'.
service as SulNeSoi y, al .,,''' pu' ut.a %
ana posslpIN a. ''!1 N"t ~ pa, .,','sl .'''eil
represen.aiSe on t.ie Se't.,dr i,d,I pua ad