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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-12-07

1he 0uinias That Doss Not Affect tho lleed
Because of its tonic and laxative effect, LAxA.
TIVE BROMO QUININE is better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head. Remember the full name and
look for the signature OF E. w. GROVE. 3Oc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-29
MORE DEADLY THAN
1 MAD DOGS BITE

The bite of a rabid dog IL no
longer deadly, due to the now
famous Pasteur Treatment, but the
slow, living death, the resultant of
poisoning of the system by deadly
uric acid Is as sure and inevitable
as day follows night.
No other organs of the human
body are so important to health maxi
ing as the kidneys and bladder.
Keep your kidneys clean and your
bladder In working condition and
you need have no fear. of disease.
Don't try to cheat nature. 1t is a
cruel master. Whenever you expe-
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II you have been doctoring with
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day.
Your druggist sells them. Abso-
lutely guaranteed or money refund
ed. Beware of limitations. Look
FOR the name GOLD MEDAL on ey-
cry bon. Advertisement"
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ZONE OF
FIGHTING
DOUBLES
tUnited Press Leased WIRE,

tGmlteO h-rco1 Leased WIresD
LONDON, March 29.-The bat
tlefront Of the great German drive
has grown to nearly twice its orig
inal size as the combat enters its
ninth day.
The offensive opened on COM
partively straight front, extending
from Arras southwark and slight
ly eastward to LaFere, a distance
OF about 50 miles.
The area comprised in the en-
envy advance now consists of au
irregular triangle with Arleux as
it's northern point, Mott Didier as
its southwestern point. Each of
its sides are, roughly, so miles
long, in an airline, while the base
is 25 miles across.
The territory recovered by the
Germans comprises about 875
square miles.
The British and French lines
apparently converge at Warvillers,
about 10 miles south of the
Somme. This includes slightly
more than half of the present bat
tlefront. From Haig's statement,
it would appear, then, that the en-
tire present frontage is between
80 and 100 miles.
At several points, notably in the
region OF Albert and Mont Didier,
the Germans have advanced be-
yond the point where their retreat
began in 1916.
The farthest German penetration
is at Mont Didier, which represents
an advance 81 miles west and
south from st. Quentin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-29
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-29
BRINGS NEWS
FROM FRONT

War and Preparing for War"
will be the subject Of an address
at the Elks temple, s o'clock Sun
day evening, by Major L. D. Wish
ard, who has recently returned
from the Franco-Belgian war
front.
: Major Wishard visited Europe
as the personal representative of
President Wilson. He had many
conferences with General PERISH
ing and other prominent officers
on the war front and relates his
experiences in an intensely inter-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-29
FRENCH KEEP
TIGHT HOLD

PARIS, March 29.-The French
are holding firmly the territory re-
captured from the enemy yester-
day in the Mont Dsdier sector, &C
cording to the official announce
ment issued this afternoon.
In the Mont Didler region, de-
spite counter attacks, we held the
villages recaptured yesterday
says the statement.
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$4,000 IDLE;
CARS STOPPED
Omitted Press Leased wirc1

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 20.
The third day of the general
strike opened here with no
street cars running today and
with 5000 union men idle.
Hundreds of impromptu jitneys
carried thousands to work while
other thousands walked. There
was no violence over night.
An appeal from the unions
made certain the waterworks
will continue to operate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-03-29

"Those who want to hear the
real up-to-the-minute facts about
the war, should make it q point
to hear him Sunday evening. The
meeting will be open to the pub
lic."
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esting way.
major Wishard comes to Ia
coma as one Of the most forceful
speakers that has ever visited the
Northwest" said Ralph s. Stacy
Friday.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-07-31

last, baB Sic stlliirteu - fra,v5Dltlde
britiIhe unb an1erifaniibe Sruppen -
in GROCER Starte unsriffen, aber an
ser 9onsenShludtliuie nit ben ltupers
|Iren Gerluiten suriidselporien p1roer
Ser 9erisbt lagt, Die Idiucrlten g1'
Fqriife ieien geseu &artennes am abs
t-jhnitt bon Ssere en- Saroenols 9erllbr
1poroen, nber baB bie angriffspo9el
an ober Dor Sen pelItlben Sinlen 5lt;
iammenbrahcn unb mundlnol llr,te'
G,esenangrifieu. Bon Sere en- saroe:
Iuuis 6itlih ,pureu hie Soritobe Der vi:
liirteu ebeufulls crfolslos, ipdbren(
nieoerbolte gnariife iiioiueltIib ~"
9bein,s iibarull nit ichsueren &erlultei
fir Sen Seino abaeldlaaen iullroen.
{ Associated Press
8cirlin (ilber 2onSon) 80. SllI
- Ser an,tlit)e slbenhheridt lagt
,,slad1 iei,er gelrigen ssteoerluse ba
iib Der Ssino rubis rerbalten."
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Nus ben 'staatf.
gsieber Gin slutpn,pbilunsliid.

Ma r5baIIt papn, 80. Snat.-
'gier Gerlpnen, elm Wnnn, eine Sral1
.l,no 2 Wsdobcn, bic ipeittpdrts auI Del
F2ineolns2anbitrabe fubre,,. .ipirpel'
acitern slbero ,unipeit bon State Ge1z
ter aet0otet. 'als ibr Nutpnpbil aul
ei,,er 8abnfreusuns bon einem Chicago
i& RortbipelternsG getrpffe1'
tpurbe.
slus gap:eren, Sic ser Nann (ettuo
$50 bel iit bate, ideint berpor5l.z
aebcn. oaB or S. g. Sranfe aus alblz
on, ss,ebr., lit. 9ie Srau ipiro le1ns
Satin llno sic Mdbden "a llno -
tperben leine S0dter seipefen iein. Se'
Iarnftiuaeen trus cine Nebrasta sS1s
5ensnllnuncr.
saeuidJ, besable sbeine stbnloen.
@ie 8 Moinets. 80: Snli. -
Camp Dobeee Solnotcn. Sic perlutef
5pIltcn. ibre cbrliden Sdnlinen rtidt 81
besabIeu, iucrben ipcnis Giud Sa'n'l
bubet,.
Gen. S. 8. 8eab bat einen GrIaf
amsaeaeben, in ben, cs beibt:
vGbe bieie 9iuiiion nah Srontre'd
abae1t, aibt es ei,,e ipidtiee Gflidt. oil
icber goloat unb ieber 9fiisier gu be-
folaen bat, che er ,bereit Iein foHn
Camp @obac gu perlailen. lno Sies II
Die geglcida,ns ieiner GsfuilSen.
guberoem iinS Sie &aufieute IN Ses
sDsoines thcnehrihti9t iporSen, be'rSol:
baten Der Sibiiioneu fir 8aar 81
perfaufen nnb ettpa ausltebenbe getrd.
sae iest luuu bcn Soloaten eiR5siorosrlt
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M118 bellt Mu8lanoe.
Ser neue 1iterr. N&intterpraiioent
{ Associated Press

IhSl
{ Associated Press
q I'm It erba m, 80. Suli. - sHir
iinb bereit, eineu ebrenboQen SrieOcn
db5uidiieBeu, iobalb ulrire 8egHer tire
feiubliden, auf llnlere Serltor1n9
pDer lluterhri1duns ab5ielenben 1ldne
allfseben", lagte Baron b. 6rllaret,
Ser Dlterr. Miuilterprdiioeut, inDem er
Dem Gberbou5 bes Dtr. Eurlanents
lein aabinett borltellte. Sizes Iultroe
aus 8ieu berihtet.
Gr fiiste bin5u. hab Ser arieg Elm
@ertbeibislngstrieg lei. lotpeit oie0'itz
telmdtte in 8etra9t tdmen.
n5olause uttire 8egner .auf Dem
gtanbpnntt Deg einleiti8en 0itttren5
bebarren, blcibt fir uns nidts anores
iibrie. ais sen &rie8 tpeitersufiihren-
i'm 10 nafshrlitlib ipeiter5uiiibren, ouB
er perfiir5t iuerben intro.
ogSie I'M &rieg 10 inn Sriebeu ipiro
Ge5terrei6 nidt aleiu iteben. llnler
8iinbnib nit Geutldlanh lit eine lpobz
re Seraenslade llno miro lieb uttter
bem @iuiluB oes Sriebens nod BERTHE
fen. gs lit niits 9robenbes in oielem
9iinbnib; 5a5 Sriegerifde M linn lpllrs
be Den alittelmdbten bnr6 ibre 8esz
ner a1rfge5rllngen, lno es iptrp autbos
rem, lobalo tie uus Die Sriebensbano
reiGcn."
Der ,,Ypr,uarts" iiber Sic amerifant=
iden sDtbafeu,
{ Associated Press
u nj It e rD,anI 80. yuli. - Ser
iSrolttorreiponDent bes 9erltner 8orz
ludrt5 beridtete lsnterm 81. SSuti:
nSu Ser .Staabt 5lprlden Ser slisne
uno Marne mari Die g1ttente CUNT err
item Wtal ameritanilde gruppeu ins
Seucr. gead perl0nlid)er umfrage bel
ben 8ipiiiunsgenerdlen b. gtel uno
70. @atter I'M Centrum Der beutlbe1
Srout fam ib folsenbes iagen:
SHE @nterifaner tdmpften tbetllpelle
in aeordugten 9ipiiioueu uno tbeilz
tpeile nit Sen fralr30iiiden Sruppen
pereinigt. @pn BEN 8eginentern bic
ieet IN Der Sdladt Iteben, lino Die
n,eilten iiber 1 Sabr in Srantreid).
1pdbreno au0re nlr oberfld6Iicb in
smerita llnb bier ausgebilbet tpllroen.
Ssbre slusriiltuug tit allsge5eihret
burd uno Dur6. Inter Ben umeritaHl@
lcle,r 8efangenen lino eritaunlit piele
nit beutI6en g8ameu. Ste }ugen. Dap
Nal1uer Seutiher abfllnit unter Den
amerttaniiden 9eerfiibrern bernorra=
gerb ieie1l."
Scr irtdnStidJe 9l,ttrag abselebnt.
(Associated Press)
2on 5 on, 80. Sllli. - Sic seltz
riae 9ebatte iiber Die irldnbiibe Srage
inn Saus bcrWemeiuen ennete nit elmer
geieoerlase Ser Srldnner. Ser bon Dem
Nationaliiteniiibrer Subu 9tlon se<
iteute slr1tros Der sic irIdnoil6e $50
litif Ser 8egierlng perbaml1t, tpurDe
NIT 245 geeeu 106 Stimenm abgez
lcbnt.
Gilons &prlhlag, bab Die irldnpiz
id)e Srage Srdlibent @ilIon ilbsrlplez
len iperben mDge, tpurbe bonn 9allle
aut auisenrmn,eu. aber lpie Ser frilbere
Sremier Isquitb betunte, es lieBe lid
uirbt erimrte,,, bab ser ardliSent Ser
@er. Gtauteu eesenipdrt:g lolhc
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eonitise Nerid,te.
{ Associated Press

iGe Geutid]e,, bdbei, fdit cine Wfle
lion gann i'll sic Rieienihladt 5tpis
Ideu goiiin,ls liab Hbeinrs aeiuprfen
uno iino an ben, am,5et, 9albtreis bes
!Neils su itarten 8egenongriffen iibers
eegunget,.
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9elcsrapbiid,e Hotiss',.

80. 3sSlit.
9 E re b,a4I. .sn Der Mner ic an
8aibinston 8. gbicago o.
Bolton II. ct. Qpuis 4.
Rrlp yorf 0. @etroit 81
TbilabeIpbia 2. @lepelan0 4.
Nbtlabelpbia 4, gelepelunb s.
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atmfre ls,eia,,,,atp Re.

Bsa fbir,gt on, 80. Suli. 81.
Der peraan9enen @nde tuarnsn Der
slrmeeberluitIiftc 949 unb Der Site beg
yaarinefcrps 1O1 9an,en ansefist.
Sic GALL Der leste Bode gemeloes
ten 9Dbtsn betrug 1893, i'm sseraleirb
All 42T, bic II, Der borbergebencen gSnS
die geneIbet ipurSen. SIZE 3abl Der
Gertpunbetem mar 591 I'm iGerglcih gu
465 unb oie 3aH Der Germibten ,inS
Gefanscnen 66 I'M gcrslei1 gu 81.
Sic aslrnNeberInFe fteue,t iit bis
iett, tuie foigt:
Sn, suntpf sefalie'', nit etuf@lut
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Aus ben Snlall6t.
eteisen bes 3ndsrpreiies al, er,uarten

& .
Ne.mYorf. 80. SuIi. - SHE Gr<
bDbung bes 3uderpreiies I'm | Gent
tpirb in elmer Grtldrung angeOentet.
bic beute bon Geo. Ns. Nplpb, Yorliber
bes iuternationalen 8udertonitees igez
n,adt tpllrSe. gr la9te, ous aontitee
| 1ebe eir, baB oie ,b6beren Rroouttions%
foiten gebedt iperoen miibten.
8iercf nteint
{ Associated Press
Sect Dorf. 80. Suli. - Sub bie
beutlde Negierllne in bieiem 9aub 80
Ibis SO MiIlionen fir RropasanDa berz
allsgabte nlinb teinen gllten ebabolr
batte". mar cine grfldrltna bon @eorg
@Dlpelter giered in ieinen slusiugen in
Der llnteril.bung iiber bic belltiden
Ebatigfeitei, in ben Ser. Staaten.
8iered mcinte, tpenn cine Geibe bon
einilubrei6en 3eitllnge1 nit 6eutlde,n
GelS eetauft iporoen 1pdre, ..tpir es'
batten 5l1itanbe brineen fonns1, oab
glmerifa rliemafs in Sen aries eingez
treten tpdre."
0liegertDb.
{ Associated Press)
5anM II 0 n 10, Ser. 80. Suli.
&abett George 81. &eaer lYeoria,
EsN. ipllrbe stitern get0otet lno aaz
bett George s. Soerberion larltngton,
NIaii. ihper berlebt. als ibre Slug
5eu9e 5uiamrnenltieben.
&rpteitparabe fir Wsopmep-
Chicago, 80. Snli. Sa1lienbe
llnionarbeiter ,narihirten eelter,1 ourb
bie5tabt II. bielteu lpdter eineWoailene
penammll,ng nls Hroteit segen Die
Yerlrrtbeilrug BON g6omas S. Wooz
neD ab. 8rauf g, 8al1b. Der goriieer
oes natiounlcn ariegsarbeitsausIduiz
lies, bielt eine Nnlprade, IN lpeid)er er
erflarte, bab bie gerlrrtbeilung Woo@
neps bas Melultat elmer @cribD6ruIlg
fei. 8ei Der unter Sen guipi5ien Der
Gbicago Tereration Of 2abor abeebalz
tenen 0eriamn1lung tpllrheu Sfeiolutioz
men anaenommen, bur1 Die Yruitbent
@illon auIgeforoert ip.lrbe. ben SUI
+itian,orD an unlerem 1lnionsgenoilen
Tbprnas S. Nloonep 3u perbilten."
NsaFeuperiamniInns in Nep Yort
prpteitirt ebenralls.
1 ~ u 4 v u
gsengori. 90. Suli. gei einer
ae5ern biar u1,ter sen Aulpi5ie1 Der
Central 2abor Union sabgebaltenen
misunderstanding itplirben Yroteit~
re5plutioneu gesen bic Nusfiibruug Deg
gegen gbonas S: Mpo1ep allsselproz
if3nen Gooesurtbeils angenonmen.
Grbielt .groEe summen fir Nn5e'sei'.
81 em yorf. 20. Suli. g}ad
einer bonn ltaatlihen 3itfsgenerdlane
tpalt sllfreb 8. 8edcr peroTientlidten
Befanntmudung Fat Qouis g. 9an1s
ruerling, Der Yrdiibent oerSereinisnn9
frenlbiprabi9er 3ettunsen uno Tor@
ltebcr elmer ylelp Dorter sln5eigenosens
tur, fir sic @er6ffentliblWg bon Ina
|5cigen in fren,blpradugen uno engt1z
1den gldttern tpdbreno elmer I'M Sabre
1915 ,9eaen oie @erltellnng bon Wt1l11z
tion in beu Ser. Staaten gerid.tete't
&agne hie Sllmme bpr4$2botO tOoO
erbalten. 9ieie gunune tpiisae taugebe
lid burb perrn 8r. gotpdrot N.'sfus
melep bon Der Seem osrter eben'n9
sDdnil ausbeSaHt.
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6rtesStpbte Mnb =Rermu,thete. 4
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Ba{bing t ON. 80. Suli. st
be,lti0e slrneeberllffliite entbdlt ia {
ylauet1 pieefol9t:
@efallen ~
glnH8unben eeltcrben II
Nn@ @ranfbeite,r geftorben 10
An lll1iallen uilp. geitorben 3
Ghtper beripunDet ;. 20
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IA ynne,. lpie folgt:
WefdIlen 10
Sin @unben geitorben 4
Sdtper lrriplnoet 4
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Die 2riessfpiten.
etima,reat fir solbatea,

@aibing ton 90. SnIi.
grd1ioent 8ilon llnb Scrtetdr Wafer
tberin6en, einen Slan aus5uarbe1te'1,
Der golbaten ern10elisbt, S,l itinn'en.
SIZE Guigabe. Bic Solbaten il, oen8ons
areBtpablen. ltimmen 81, laiien. 1T cine
1ebr ibtpierige. iebod n,6d)te Der YraS
iibenf eiue 26iuns oer Sfase berbe'<
fiifren.
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9us Dtrdnbtrt Nlildlaltir iDiro blrmutb=
lid san 4 6 saar'n ltin.
Dte Grt5bu,,a DeS a. 8 'te5 a,m Seat oaS
@tnno idbein, @5afteben.
Die beaae ssieruus n r 3ui4en 80 uuo SO loueu fit
lire Yropaganoa ausgesebeu baben

gDn fdimn,es autompbmsldd anf gabneasuus
@5s 4 Soma.
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a4us ttr 8uIbts tsbaupti1aot
Die YcrsrBheru,ts Der strmee.

Waibin9ton, 90. Sllli.
Rriegsiefretdr 8afer tpiro ,pabridein=
ifib bieie @ote nit ben @orlibenben
Ser Neilitarton,itees bes- Senats nnb
3anies lein Eroielt fir oie @ergrobes
rung Der Nr,nee er5rtern. nit benz er
ii6 ieit einigen 8oden beiGdftigt bat.
9eute iaete Der Rriegsietretdr. bab
fetne 9ldue nod nidt gang fertigses
itellt ieien.
Is banbeIt iidb hei Dem Yroictt
banptia6lid nm Grtpeiterllng Der AlS
terseren5en fir sic Nusbebltng. slld
tpeitere Geripiaiaunsen uno cine Nrs
meenlobilnnbalng in 9r0Bereutllmfang
ionlnlen in Betraht. &c lit bereits8es
febl our ginridtung bon feds neue,l
Giuilionen in Ben Ser. Staaten geges
benporben lnb neue 9ibiiionen tuerz
ben balo gebiloet iueroen. Inn Den 3u>
flub bon griabmaunidnften 5l err
ganaen. @ie erob Die armec anf bieler
@eite Des C3eans iuerOen ioll. lit nidt
befannt
SHE Memdenntateriallage lit bon
Hrofpbmarldau Gronber lorgfaltis
linteriubt tporben llnb 5ipur als
Grunblage Der GmpfebluugeniiIr Nenz
Dernueen iint 9lusbcb,lnasalter, bic
,geiretar 8oier inaden miro. General
grotpber loIl Der Mniidt iein, DAB alle
Mdnner I'M aItet bon 18 big gu As
ssSnbren iii bcn Bereid Der ausbehnng
.gebrad,t ipernen lollten. aber es 1T
;sabrlheinlisb. /. bak bic fDrmcllen Yldne
bes Frieesoepartn.ents in beioen 8idbS
tnngen nidt gang ioucit 8eben siueroen.
0eute, Bic gefretdr Baiers Mnfi6ten
4sn fennen porgeben, la8en, Dab oas
Sariegsbepartmcnt bic Musbcbllng dltf
iW4dnner BON 10 Biz gu 36' Sabren aus,
ta,loebnen beablibtigt. Sic @erables
SUNG Des Nusbebunasalters ipirb, mic
man a,lnimmt, i'm &on9reB 1uf Sppo<
:iittiou ltoben, lpdbrelrS Der t@ongreb Die
fgrbobung beg slusbebungsalters alges
!imein begiinitigen fou.
Die 2rieasfunem.
@afbin!st on, 20. Sn1i. - ~
ssglmeritas Mriegsrednung bat $751;
a953, $4,000 erreidt Sic Nnsgaben
ttpdbrcnb Ser eriten ~. Gage beg Slllt
itbetru8en ST. 1888, 500, 900 ilnb Die
abgel9dtten slussaben fir ben gan5e1s!
EW2orat iperbcn $1,4SS, 100000 be-
ttragen. iobab so sDeilliunen Den Sag
Hooer q geil(iouen Die Stunoe bcrauss
&udbt tperbeu.
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9tr Ttiub ioQ ieBt an ber Nisne,Wfarut=
i5ront faa cine Miltou Wfauu baben.
Ser erltu<r or,pdrtS' tuatnoert fid oab nnter oen
t,u,ertf. 9oloaten 70 utee nit o<utfen Nausen o.
Set uue Sa naerprdfoent 9nare ertart leue roens=
man4e.
anbe Mntrag, anbs nad 9ra g8tons Grunoahe
Al 1en pum Sams abselebnt,

1d1pierige slufaabe ii6erne6mcn pilroe.
lrno Die angeIe9enbeit 1ei poh iiber.
baupt uffenlidtlib cine, oie 0a5 britis
Iche &olf lel6lt gu l0len bube.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-17
Mr. TumuIty's Excitement.

President Wilson evidently had no
hand in the composition Of Mr.. Turn
ulty's egregious letter TO Chairman
Hays. 1t is all Tumultian: and the
state of mind it reveals must give some
concern to Mr.. Tumulty's friends For
it gives the clearest possible proof that
he has got himself into mental state
where in any one who opposes the
democratic party is guilty Of a species
OF moral turpitude. He quotes the
speeches OF republican statesmen
wherein they express their natura
hankering for Republican victory. and
quotes them with triumphant air. az
if he were convicting them OF treason
He had inquired Of Mr. Hays whether
that Individual had charged the presi
dent with being willing to make q
compromise peace il that would keeI
the democratic party in power. Mr.
Hays replied that he did not and i'm
plores Mr.. Tumulty. rather turgidly
Let not political parties spend theil
time accusing each other OF disloyalty
when both are loyal" Mr.. Tumulty
confounds him by producing a state
ment Of his in which he said that more
attention to politics" was needed. This
statement, Mr.. Tumulty says, with 6
bewildering air Of completely confutins
him, is obviously partisan"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-17
A Door Scheme,

The project for raising a fund OF
$500 900 TO be given as a prize to the
winner Of an aerial race across the At
lantic ocean should be abandoned.
There is no excuse for devoting this
sum of money to such a purpose at
this time. 1t smacks Of profigaCy
when conservation is the watchword
turnout the land. The money could Re
devoted to = purpose which would
contribute more directly to the win
ming Of the war.
The army and navy aviation experts.
not only Of America but Of England as
we'll, are giving careful study to the
question Of transatlantic fights and
are looking forward 10 il with the
hope that it may be realized in the
near future. II transatlantic flight Is
to be anything more than mere
freakish stunt. a circus perform
ance ii must be worked out seriously
and with abundant resources. such as
only governments can supply.
The problem is not one. which justi-
fees the squandering Of money for ad-
vertiseing purposes or for stimulating
rivalry between cities" II the cities of
America have any surplus money. let
them buy liberty bonds.-Washington
Post,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-17
WHAT We MIGHT HAVE LOST.

Herbert Quick, Of the federal farm
loan board has issued an appeal to
farmers TO buy liberty bonds as a
matter of self interest in their farm
ing business. Before the United Sta ties
entered the war and while our ships
were barred from the seas by the Ger
man Uboats cotton and grains
dropped way down in price because
the foreign market was closed Aus
tralia and the Argentine republic have
raised three crops Of wheat which
have been stored at government sus-
tanned price of less than 81 per bushel
because there are no ships to carry
that wheat to market.
Had Uncle Sam suffered the kaiser's
insult without resistance the seas
would have been closed all this time
to our ships and our government
you'd today be storing our surplus
wheat, cotton and corn. at Australian
prices instead Of transporting all
American farm products with battle
ship conveys to markets where war
prices are TO be had.
We did not go to war to make
money for our farmers Mr.. Quick ad-
nlits. We went to wal 70 defend our
independence of German dictation, tc
preserve our right to travel upon the
public highways of the world and to
save ourselves from Teuton attack
when the German arms had become
master Of Europe on both. land and
sea- But when we did go to war we
doubled the price of American farm
products hence the obligation on the
part Of the farmer to invest in liberty
bonds all that he obtains for his crops
over and above the prices which pre-
vailed before the European war be-
gan. This is merely the business ap-
peal the otter and s:ra ter considera-
ton is all that we have in land and
live stock is in jeopardy and must be
contributed to the common cause OF
self defense until the war is won ~
our allies.