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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
Work of boy Scouts.

The canvass OF the city by the Boy
Scouts. under the supervision of the
metropolitan Life Insurance Company
in the interest OF war savings stamps
resulted in the sale of s2.700 in stamps
and the receipt of 400 orders for stamps
The intensive war savings stamps cam
pc isn Will be launched next Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
German Soldier. Buy Bonds.

AMSTERDAM. June 12.-Subscrip-
ions from the army to the eighth
German war loan brought the total
OF the loan up TO 1901 .425. 900 marks,
according TO Berlin dispatches to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
wONIEN'S MEETINGS.

The regular meeting OF the board
of managers of the Retreat for the
Sick will be held this morning at II
o'clock.
The Loving Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters will meet with Mrs. w. J. Blunt.
1923 Grove Avenue, this afternoon at
s o'clock. Mrs. Pemberton. who is the
leader OF this circle, Is the guest OF
Mrs. Blunt, and will be present at the
meeting.
There will be social gathering Of
the Ladies' Auxiliary, Ancient Order Of
Hibernians. Division No. ., Friday eve
ming at $40 o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. j. +. O'Connor, Forest Hill. All
members kindly attend.
The regular meeting of the Social
Service Federation of Richmond will
be held tomorrow afternoon, at 4
o'clock, at 115 North Fifth Street
There will be most interesting and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13

EIRST and most impor-
l. tant Of all, they stand
for economy-since they
wear so we'll, since the
first cost is so small, and
since the styles never
appreciably change.
IN ADDITION to this, the
very name signifies: ).
"Midshipman," one 3f
Uncle Sam's fighting
men. Finally, they are
attractive and becoming. /,
TO Make selections from
best models and best
make visitfthe Specially
Shop.
BOB EVANSEAIiddies have
lace frontsrand emblems
on sleeve; finished with
braid and|one pocket e.
to % years., S1.9S.
PAUL JONES NLiddies, in
all white Galatea, with
puff sleeve or with navy;
blue collar C to 22),
S1.9S.
OTHER paul JONES"
Middies, with elaborate
emblems, yoke style,
$2.9S. =
With collar and cuffs Of
serge, a superb quality,
$3.75.
IN AR IOF" Middies,
made with all the nicel@
ties which have made
the MAR Hof" MILDLY ia.
Styles at s1.75 Is to 90.
Styles at ss.e5 Is to 90
years..
Styles at S2.45 Is to ID
years..
SKIRTS of Galatea, with
the Paul Jones" trade
mark, full pleated and
made on bodies C to-
l4), $1.75 and $1.9S.
Full Pleated Skirt, with
waistband (16 to 20,
years., $2.9S. t@
MILDLY Ties, both whole
and half kerchief on
navy, black, red, gold
and white, Csc and $3.50.
Fancy Lanyards of mer-
cerized and pure silk
cord, in red, gold, green
and white.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
Drowned While Bathing.

OTIS sheffield. tho nine-year-old son
Of Mrs. Mamie Sheffield. of Main street
Blandford. was drowned Yesterday af-
ternoon while bathing in the Apo
mattoN River. above Bishops bridge
The body was recovered late in the
evening. companion Of this boy saw
him jump or fall from large rock IN
the river. but did not see him come
to the surface. The supposition is that
he was shocked or stunned by the
plunge. winch prevented his rising.
The coroner viewed the body. but
deemed an inquest Unnecessary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-13
PETERSBURG IS TO HAVE
VENEREAl DISEASE HOSPITAL
Public Health Service Plnn. to Estab-
llsh Tent Colony on City
Farm,
Especial to The Times-DIspatcb1

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
PETERSBURG. VA. June 12.-Ac-
cordinS to the plans OF the Public
Health Service. hospital for tho de.
tention ana treatment of persons suf-
ferinE with vice disease is to be cs-
tablished on the city farm. The hos
pital viii be tent village in charge
Of surgeons and nurses. The Council
will be asked to give consent and funds
for the establishment of the hospita;
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-11
DANGER AHEAD

Foriy-cent cotton Is talked Of.
and forty cent cotton VIII he a
disaster 60 the world Mhcu
clothes e. zap. up up. and meat is
too high 10 buy, and pins are
twentv,cenis q paper, ii IS time
20 pause and ponder /, there is
10 be n competition in profits,
aud every community Witch pro.
duccS designated commodity i.
to squeeze every other community
when II desires THAI commodity,
then, as YOU live. sociriy Is toss
ing balls OF fire into the powder
keg
Il is well cnoNeh 10 hope for
a fair price i is human to hop,
for a good price Ii is folly Ga
insist upon a price which Will
smash the equilibrium of the chi.
tire industrial world To-day is
not the only day that we have to
think Of The problems Of recon
siruction viii bc trying. The way
80 make them more iryieg rs "a
join the gang that profiiccfs
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-11

m, f,,f fhat 90 an0 alumni ~ Amrr
cam colleges afe auparra ln w.f wuik.
INNS, sf th,m iii aotit, eof,tra ss sol.
aio,a ana etiiors te-rioe. eionucnrl, 30
COLLAR, ,s,triotf4tn ana b. th. ,ditct-
tionai standards 90 th, American afmt.
Ana nia ,f,ar an d only half Tho
..,.., p.sIaes th, .bDafs of coiiDro
,.,-tiu.t.. in unifotr, fhofe nra tho
tgns az thousands of andofei.dutfos
,,bo i.ft fh. eiassrnntp. t. enlist at tho
f,rs, ,,n for yo.unt.... Thcre af.
at4o ~. htn5fed. of thousands OF
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-11

satan was M forgIyiug mood
-What dld thi- blvd d0f he gusficd.
49, lufnpd down an orphan asylum
1nd operated wholesale opium joint
replied ih, furnace superintendent
Let him So Tie mas be- ull right ut
heaft How about this pooi Fob
Gle hnchrd foul innocent neEroca.
started revolution in Haiti. an
You suhdomono ave too blamed
mssy And that Eoof sncaking back
into thr corner
iiD wrote rpruAr song entitled
When iho Sammirs Sai over the son.
Thuss cuoueh beloved Satan
Shoot him onto the rrddie with the
southern Spo re and phone the ian-
foi to Torn co. NOR, iuie" There ar,
somc ihinra even th, devil can't stand
fof Stfs and Stripes offct scws
utper OF Oh. q D. A.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-11

Take two men of draft axe. ono VINO
is called into the pcrtire sud mnht
risk his NE as Wen b. give hir whole
time ana energy on hchnlf " his conn
tt,. shv other equally ~ and equally
qualified hut who enjoys exemption
hceauae hc lH marsicd or for some ether
cauac The former gets uny rAitiN
pav must worl, sixteen cor eighteen
huuia d daa. must Huhmctrc WmHcf
ana submit 60 the most rigid disriplia"
and stay on foreign soil remote from
friends aud home ties with hla me all
the time at hazard ou the other
hand the privileged one. allowed 10
Nss AZ home contends iut absolute
freedom from ali restrictions and non
lmcunblii, 10 discipline of amy kind
Even 70 ihc rost If Twins s hIvh and ID
is hard to make both puIt meet. should
nr not shcorfully accept the situation
utn,iitua the ,ronont Which q ,n
ialle upon himself and family, la Nlcv
Qf tho infinitely greater sacrifice TO-
9uued ~ tic man at me front.
tn, discrimination between the h
boring mani 100 home and DE one in me
nehinr Huks s ao rHrInr ih1t 'h'
favored man should noi f1il to sNc 50
no ought Go aunounc, hls readiness q
assist me ulu boz thc fINii boy uuitini
ln "a little extra time lgcitng pay fNi y
Of routsel So as go adi t0 iho ceunuNf
uoducD,ify THESE Hfe ione tne-
ana 90 GLASS OF population ought Co h'
nrim,tf,d tu sNifk ahiietiiuns
Financial Chronicle
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-11

banded ideas. ana these idcAt embrace
NONE, as won tH materials nuh aentl
mcute The present condition pNrhfpN
could not have obtained ~ only iNn ur
three uAtiuna had boom involved iu Tie
Wnf. but. with nrAtiirtiN ihr whole
,soiid cnrnred iu conflict thV effects
OF financial expansion have developed
AUTOMATICALLY Tho whole otn DO oar
u.s. what fourth or ihlfd could not
haN. duhs al an II WIS ihia sort uf cx
pnnslun. although on u much smaller
scale. that enabled England and
France aud Prussia AFTER Waterloo 90
nay their wan drhts. Unprecedented Doe
volume Until thlt time England could
uut huvr ppid out with nunvy ar F1i
uahlr Hf money wan before NppnieuuH
di.an 90 empire was dlHpeilsd ifeur
the greatest ~ thn commercial un
ilons. with "a world wide trade. Htltiin
found Il not difficult 40 expand hrr
ctedifs and base currency issues upon
them THESE credits chcareucd lhc
wound stcflug enabling h,i 90 fiut thr
stated and definite sums 0f het win be-
forrest without serious Inconvenience
n France ana Prussia found i SOME
what more difficult te finance theif
obligations as they did, It was boz
cause They lacked inc facilities fof as
r1nfion which England rnioYca
$50 msmuch as the wnrll after thc
piesOut wu VIII De- relatively lu "a,
aliue condition thai FRANCE Prussia
ANA Britain were after Waterloo tH,
task uf adapting expansion io euudl
tonr will ue ennlpHfatiVclF c4Nf Anu
/ ihit means at iNe iumhof merchant
suye mat everything win ne hiHhci
Ia
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-11
BEYOND THE FIERY CROSS

John Galsworihv has said "On
Americans, and Americas con-
duct after the wan, verify be-
lieve the destiny of civilization
for the next century win hang
Somewhere elise the English
novelist has pointed ouf tine
power and opnlcmrc that win hc-
come Americas sud under his
fairness 81 tongue There Is un-
easineSs Here is what he SAYS
over a., over ID hiustlf team
this mighty nation That has bcen
accused OF maieriaism Live ip to
the role Of ideah>m prescribed by
Woodrow Wilson Nor i, N
Gaisworthy tine only man who
wonders The test of America j,
greatness $50 rent after ibe
war
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-11
ECHOES OF SCIENCE

small wheels which can be dropppd
10 each side permit a rider of y uew
motorcycle to retain his seat when his
machine steps
Tho f.lclrss eookei origin. ted In Son
way and was brought 90 public ttten
sion for the fust time at the fai.s cN-
position oi iSGt
An electric magnet woishne onb
seven pounds hut which viii ui moro
than l0e pounds has beeu iugonted for
machine shop ua"
The government oi Argentine rltus
Geo import cameis AN oNperime ni 90
take the places of horses and oxen in
semi-arld rogioas
Devices tu prevent watoi entering
il nptson's eau while the hJii ls hcing
,hampooed haze been patented hy %
Massachusetts woman.
some French scientists hay, dcei dod
that tobacco has iu injurious tfl ~
upun ,h, heaft tcn II the nicotine hts
been cmoved
10 save room u election huuihs 81
Minneapolis man has invented Nnlut
mlehne which ihrao men otn sse a
once ANA Bll secretly
The Ais,ntnt government Is f0si,
nl experiments De-, mimcr with 500.
a0d potHtn cultivation. both hN dis
farming and lueiuou
Nu mNcDtnl nas patented mniui
cVeic urD n whioh hc claims Go IS,
cpmpfess thc fuhhci that ii viii u'.lu-
mat,Ails .loar uuuNurcs.
ITO h'ip ffut pDktrs % Californian
uas invented SCISSORS 4N, cnfiHi
which ais thr thumb and forcfnarl
and o. strapped tu them
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-11

The second hattie of the Marine
viii bc very different from the
firsi. even though foch = men
may be stopped temporarily hc.
tween the \csic and ihc A,suc
ln i9li Paris WAS saved. and that
WAS an The enemy ovrrreaehed
himself. rccoilcd. rcnrpani1cd set
about his formal campaign with
an amplc supply ot men, muni-
iions and Skill Ia every way he
WAS better prepared, relatively.
that hc is to-day when he is ont.
nuahrud. ouimuuiiioncd, cruelty
shaken
Thu ad, aucc of She French and
English on both sides of Mont
didicr is Sem imcs more I'm
portaui than 1900 prisoners
and 300 gums Jus, little more
penetration. northward toward
Pcronuo. and ndcndorfi viii see
Monididit slip from his clutch.
Just little more penetration.
lnerihWArd toward ST Quentin.
'aud The Grown Prince win have
lto rcshiit part 81 bis borrowed
rc~cN,s .hist litilc more penc.
iraijou and the pinccr~ Wit be-
GIN 90 grip over a strip of ter.
ritorS ihai represents 100000
( tcrmaN dead
loeh /, no longer playing i,W
lpamc ~ eome-on price
foph Us no longer afraid oi ih,
I ticrnau reserves tie has whitfield
the cHemA down. man by man
aua alI ihc while America ma,
beeN rushing It's tens OF thousand.
overseas % fake their place Iu tic
liup oi battle splendid warrior,
whose stuff Is no longer thing
lof pen, ink and paper bur OF
Victory wrung from foe bar
drucd to battle and every trick
81 defense And nov i'och ha.
The morale aud The knowlede,
iihai goes with the morale and ~,
strength THAT goes with Do,
( know ledge. and hc has assumoc
lihc aggressive. striving 10 rio
lfraucc of The NmdalS ~ ho troll,
rn blood. bat who are none ,h,
less dangerous because mhumane
who are ouly less dangcrou, be
rAusc reduced IN strength am,
Slapped 90 hombaSl and all idea,
of invincibility
Tins Is MOI one offensive ol
more lhou one offensive VI is N,
beginpiite OF steady forward
pressure cseiywhere II is ia,
Inauguration of system 81
strategy that marks the heein.
ling 81 tile end Ofiicia Ger
many enic,ians no illusions OF
ficial Germany knoNs that mot
( firial Germany never can turn
she tide. short of a miracle and
only the llohenzollcrns bolicv,
An miracles There IS tremeu-
douSiy stubborn work ahead
months and months of il beyond
doubt liut the turn has come
and lhc more you study the man
aud dig psychology oui of th,
lncN spapcrs OF Berlin. as they ar,
lquoicd Ia Amsterdam. the NOR,
ccrtam you are that lhe Turn ia,
rome
some critics expect go see ia,
whole oi France evacuated ht
winter D Is ridiculous 10 count
ou ~uch Broadway Now ais ncvei
before tine Allies must prepare
land pound, pound, pound Mil,
+ fhe Kaiser is Sick, hammer tn,
kai>cr GIVE him no moment oil
respite Permit him no flights 81
rhetoric Bend the good old Ger
man sword over his skull ana,
throw the pieces through hi
body Victory is now a question
~ WORK
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-11

When Emerson said Every
man = task is his life prcscrNcr,
he wasn't thinking Of the bill
collectors TASK. lsut that ism I
strange In Fmcrsous time bills
were SO small that il didn't pay
80 collect them
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-11
SOME LATE ONES


Mother don't lii.r the looks Of That
ut'ic hvy ,ou were playing with on the
street fuiaN You mustn't plh, VIII.
hsd Niiie BOYS sou know
Son oh hui hs isn't lad little bog
mamma Hos good littlc boy He's
been % the fcfnmnioA school twice
ana hoN ve rt him oui each time rr
account uf GOOD hche,ior-rNcW NcfA
Giuie
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-11
LIBERTY THEATRE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18th.
RELEASED JULY lST
ZEPPEJ IN p

(Ihis MOI Thomas ncc Productions end has never been
before the United States. Dont confuse this with
any other picture shown)
"A INSTALLATION for the first time any Screen OF the
tual destruction Of an invading Enemy Airship.
- his Great wo Thousand Foot Production taken by
the British Government be used future record in show
ing the manner which the Airshp Raids London
combaed Shows you-men falling to their death from the
Skv-Friahtuness Of the Scenes after the AackLondon 81
Defenders getting the range the Terrible nvadersSearoh
lights used in locating the lnvadesydo Planes leaving
eoe attackCose up Of the destroyed Zepp and the
different methods driving these terrible vessels of the air
away from England Shores
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-11

equipped poorly manered huHinces
makcs only thlrd Of the profit ~ e
viii equipped. ably manaFcd husln, sH.
10 Ia by 40 means three times az pa
tiiotir The Intention a. take adNant
tasc ~ the copntfyr sir,ss Ia order to
Fouec D. what constitutes the crime.
Saturday Evening Post
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-11

Gins are caiiihg smoke and
ectton is gong 90 market in
wagons and farmers are Just un-
happy enough 10 be- human. al.
though the crop is excellent and
this price is high and many q
mortgage is Tapping lbs wings 80
fly.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-11


"'
''''t az
N.Y., go. ~
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-11

Wanted. LADY Nth experience M qros
Gerry business and fair knowledge o.
bookkeeping. Appiy
Adp.es8 scoolN BROS.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-11

ltagill looks Well in bathing
suit She doosu 70 have 10 worry
much about how She looks Ia the
water.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-11

fl son cani go TO France and
arc certain that the Govemmcni
knows that sou can't go a.
France, don spend your tim,
telling yom neiehhof what yot
would do u yuu went io France
one way 60 forget that you
haven had Inc good fortune 1,
be lfi by a bullet is TO volunteer
ion work iu the fields
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-11

Even Though q man volunteers
So South Carolina Ae J.. eai'oJ Sd
Yankee in Europe
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-11

70 matter how gray The hair.
never say dye
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-11

small wheels which can be dropped
10 each side permit a rider of u u,w
motorcycle to retain his scat when hi.
machine steps
The Bismarck tribune., 1918-11-02

and objects for the mutual and com
bined protection of all the permanent
peace of the Worlu,
J. HAMILTON LEWIS.
The Bismarck tribune., 1918-11-02

x~ and turned into watery pim-
m "A pies and, finally into scales.
W. The eruption produced great
= e; . irritation and itching, and
- he was constantly scratch
A-h ing and crying. Many a
Sr7 night we only had three or
'' . four hours sleep.
II saw Cuticura Soap and Oint-
ment advertisement, and sent for q
free sample. l bought more. and when
had used two and half cakes Of
Cuticura Soap and nearly two boxes
Of Ointment he was healed" lSigned)
Gus Schneider, l448 w. 18th ST.. Chi
cago, ILL.,. August II, 1917.
Keep your skin clear by using Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment for every day
toilet purposes. Nothing better.
Sample Each Free by Mail. Address post
card Cuticura. Dept. X. Boat""." Sold
everywhere. Soap 25t. Ointment 2,anL 5N.
The Bismarck tribune., 1918-11-02

| that in certain intelligent quarters the
opposite view has been expressed.
At first thought everyone must see
president Of the United States or its
congress or it's people to prescribe
tariff makers as between European
lands among themselves or as between
Asia and Europe.
The meaning Of this clause is to
prevent barriers barring trade in any
one or many subjects between lands
as instanced when Germany with q
grievance cut off all meats from the
United States on any terms, and the
| United States in retaliation cut Ger
man barley off from our market on
any terms This was leading to the
prohibition of all machinery
| soon to conflict.
The same course was threatened
when we cut off all of Canada's lum-
ber; then Canada cut off all our
wheat President Taft tried to re-
move these trade barriers by Il con-
yention or law Of reciprocity.
TO avoid rcpctitions such as these,
that can lead peoples to war. is the
presidents aim. That is why the
clause is used in connection with the
thought, that clause would not have
been limited to nations entering a
league Of peace but to he Of valne
would have been applied to every
land shipping to us it products.
+. The reduction of armamentS.
This means to equalize the bulwark
defense abong the league Of nations so
that each in proportion of population
may be equal and equally oppose each
other and equally remove the taxes
from the citizen heretofore put on
him for war expenses.
;. This is step to enforce peace
by removing the causes Of war.
Adjustment Of colonial claims based
on popular rights. This means to do
what the United States has done in
the Philippines and Porto Rico: Civ
ing the people of the colonies the
privilege to say with their ballot what
they feel should be their popular
rights. and to demand the adjustment
of all colonial questions as these colo
nial people shall for themselves, in
any intelligent manner practicable
ueclue Dt popular voice. III OlNeI
words. colonial government as central
government. by the consent of the gov
erned.
G. Evacuation and opportunity for
Russia. This is to endorse the with
drawal of invading or stationed forces
now ovcrawing the people Of Russia.
that the people in peace may decide
their lot for the future according to
their needs and as commanded by the
demands Of their situation.
The Bismarck tribune., 1918-11-02

l:'. An Independent Polish state
should be erected, which should in
clldc the territories inhabited by in
The Bismarck tribune., 1918-11-02
PRESIDENT WILSON'S FOURTEEN TERMS
JUST EXACTLY WHAT THEY MEAN AS TOLD BY
JAMES HAMILTON
From
written for the Newspaper Enter
prise Association

written for the Newspaper Enter
prise Association
]. The first proposition is to force
the repeal of the old international
custom Of allowing men chosen as
private servants of king or rulers to
contract secretly the rights, lives and
property Of the people of nations
without authority of these people, and
with no voice Of the people who are
consigned to war or national degra-
dation in their defense
Wilson institutes the new era of in
ternational displomacy-"all cards on
the table people themselves to
play the game that has them for its
stake. Only by their moves at public
convention or ballot box decision shall
their fates ever be put in national or
international balance.
q The freedom Of scas--in peace
and in war-is the one article which,
violated in ruthless manner. by meth
DDS Of destruction Of property and
murder Of mankind. forced America
into the world war.
This contention of human right is
based on the privilege Of enjoying the
gifts Of God. 1t was heaven that made
and gave man the earth, the sea,
and all that lay therein.
The contention for this privilege
has been on everexisting conflict so
long as civilization has been strug-
Cling for peace over barbarism. The
discovery Of America. in the fifteenth
century. provoked Spain to cut off
the world from the seas, giving to her
rulers possession Of fits privilege. Eve
ry land arose against this. The popes
of Rome entered the dispute, and as
serted the sea as the gift Of God. not
to be mOnOpoliZcd by any man or land.
From that time any attempt to do
such has made war. It was for this
privilege America went to war with
the king of England in 1912, then with
the emperor of France. in 1919
The second provision Of Wilson
wonld repeal any decree or any inter-
national doctrine or assumption Of
any country to close any sea by any
obstruction. whether in war or in
peace. 1t establishes the open seas Of
the world as an open highway for man
to any place man may 90. or to which
he would send his products for gift
or for profit. 1T IS THE FIRST
NECESSITY FOR WORLD FREE
DOM. AND TIE FIRST GREAT
STEP TO AVOID WARS FOR ALL
THE FUTURE.
g. The removal Of economic bar
riers between nations forming a lea quo
Of peace. THIS HAS NO REFER
ENCE TO THE QUESTION OF PRO
TECTIVE TARIFF. HIGH OR LOW
DUTIES ON IMPORTS. I regret