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sands mon an,l women for IoFcInt1.1I1Im'
Icpartmrnts. RAILWAY mail: perl; t'
customs. internal revenue, INV ,,,nc.
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WHEELING SOLDIER is
DISCHARGED FROM ARMY
George G. Ze1ner Receives Honorable
Discharge from the Army After
Faithful Service.

Private George &. IcnIrr. Of ellis Main
street. arrived home from Camp l.rrt
Yesterday with his discharge in his
nurkct. Mr. I"mcr. whose age Is 81.
had ALREADY served in tn" regular army
cnlistine Il little over three years ago
und rr."nli<Ird when III" war broke out
in April. 1?1I. and has been stationed 1T
various camps, ending UP with camp
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ACCOUNTANTS
WANTED.

Ambitious men who recognize the tire.
mendous shortage of specialized brains
and who have accounting ability Will
welcome the information that num-
Der Of Certified Public. Accountants
have made available a scientifically
simple and intensely interesting honi"
training course. The shortage Of aG-
countarts to fill from 100000 10 sln.-
10000 positions can only be rcmedied by
intensive training as were our military
and naval shortcomings. Accepted ar-
plicants guaranteed satisfaction.
Through instruction given for the e.
=. a. examination. You don't have 4"
understand bookkeeping. We train your
from the ground up. Hundreds Of. m"n
whom we have helped to bigger payin"
positions report salary increases from
one 10 four times what they formerly
earned. State age present employment.
and If possible your telephone number.
All communications strictly confidcn-
tial if desired. Address,, Accountant
care Intclligcnccr. n----I ,
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
REDEMPTION OF BONDS.

Tho following number Of Ohio county
Bonds Of the $40 / \. rc loan have Deem
drawn and will b. redeemed by IN.
Wheeling Bank &: Trust 60. III the City
~ Wheeling, on the LIST day oil decent
Seven bonds Of $4,000 each numbered
1lT-1-l3,-lI-l5129-G
Interest on tho above bonds VIII cease
on December LIST. 1918. -,,.
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Cr
.. COUNTY Of OHIO.
By CHAS 0. EPHLIN.
President.
Attest:
H. C.. ENDERWOOD.
'1,,,.l.
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added that the achievements OF tho roy
olution would not be lost as \ result
OF il
To-day's opposition 10 the Ebert
chcidcmann programme forcshadows in
ternational strife that is calculated 10
disrupt the present government. While
Haaz is known 10 be in favor Of a ma
tional assembly because Of it's imm"-
diate bearing upon American food relief
and the peace negotiations, II is plain
tonight that his faction is unit
against tho proposition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25

ranizcd. and 1t is 2lancd In CIV" concerts
ut frequent intervals \ moving picture
machine is now on tn" way. and ii Is
hoped TO give shows every night. unless
shows TO BE- staged ~ ihr men ~" 'ui
tho bill. the center If these "it"rihIn-
mcnts will he the base hospital "l and
the Red Cross building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25

BAuER-On Friday. November %, 1918.
at 1 o'clock p. m, at U. 5. a. be-
barkation Hospital No. =. Staten Is
land. New York City. ELWOOD G..
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Bauer.
in the cath year Of his age.
Funeral services at the family resi-
dencc No. Sl9 Bow street. Tuesday AZ
tcrnoon At 3 o'clock. 1ntermcnt at
Greenwood cemetery.
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PAxToN-On Saturday. November ~.
1918. Mt the Ohio Valley General hos
pital. ut . O'Clock p. H.. MARY ElR-
GINA. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes Paxton. aged 81 years.
Funeral services from the kindelbcrgrr
residence. l5S Sixteenth street. We'd
ncsday morning at 10 o'clock. Inter-
mrnt in Washington, Pa
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DIED

RrTz-On Thursday, November Fl. 1918.
nj the home OF her parents, John and
Margaret Ritz, 1916 Woods street.
VIRGINIA, aged Is years.
Funeral services this (Monday) after
noon at o'clock. Interment in Mt.
Zion cemetery.
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WANTED-Mals

wANTED-Plck miners. Dry mine.
Good top. Easy money. See william
Hnrtup. Sm!thficlc. Ohio. n-21-m
wANTEp-Two boys to learn good
trade. night work. Apply between G
and s p. m. to Peter Boyd. 1ntelligencer
office 1906 Market St. n-l9-tt
WANTEp-Men learn barbering. Earn
while learning. Jobs waiting. Good
pay Write Moler Barber College. 33l
". 9Th St., Cincinanti, Ohio.
n-1l-lmo
wANTGD-TKREE qooD LINOTYPE
OPERATORS; MUST BE SOBER.
APPLY FOREMAN INTELLIGENCER.
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FOR SALE

FOR Stabilized trucks: lone Ion
Dcarhorn truck: lone ton Repuhaie;
Few Ford complete Bruce H. SrapTlgh1'
37l0 Jacob ST.. phone l452. 80 - .
FOE SALE-Fcrrctts; also SACKS anu
muzzlcs. VIC. Soldan, 4G-lfth 81
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LOST AND FOUND.

FoUND-A beef steer. weight about
l.u0O pounds. Owner may have same
by proving Identity and paying for this
adj. W. \. Shuctz. II. +. -. No. l, Wheel
IuS. Phone 1lU1-R-3 Warwood. n-22-i
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BRowN-On Saturday, November %.
1915. at his late residence! 2l9 Whitley
street. klrkwuo,!. Bridgeport. Ohio.
JOHNSON BROWN. n his 18th ytIr.
Funeral services 1T his late home Tues
day at . o'clock y. III. 1nterment at
Linwuod cemetery. Blaine Ohio.
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FOR REM

FOE RENT-StoreroOm and dwelling.
duI North Main street. Inquire Cos
Main. n-20-p
FOR RENT-Twu furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. One large front
room and room adjoining. Call 1HS3-M.
Wig. n-lS-l
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HoPKINs-On Saturday. November -.
1915. at $50 O'Clock a. M. AT the OHIO
Valley hospital EDWARD l.. HOP
kINS. in his 18th year.
Funeral on Monday afternoon 1T 2:3u
o'clock. from his late home. No. 200
National Road, Fulton, Funeral pri-
Vatc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25

COPENHAGEN, Nov. 24.-German
newspapers report that the united
workers and soldiers councils have
proclaimed Oldenburg. Oestrifestand.
Bremen, Hamburg and Schleswcig-HoI-
stein a republic. The capital will be at
Hamburg.
(Thc districts, named romprise all
the North sea coast Of the German en-
pire from Holland to Denmark. Bremen
and Hamburg arc the two most import
ant German shipping ports and are free
cities. The kicl canal travcrses Hol-
stein.)
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HADLICH-On Sunday. November 24th.
1915, at II o'clock d. H.. at the lat
residence 643 Main street, ALBERT
G. HADLICH.
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WANTED-Temale

Observation-Disclosures girls. Ohio Val
ley General hospital. Call 2o60. ask
for superintendent. n-23-l
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WANTEO-Agents

waNrEp-cigar salesman to represent
us in Wheeling and vicinity. with line
Of high grade union made cigars. Ad-
dress The J. F. Cherry Company. New
ark. Ohio. n-23-l
WANTED-Three gooo agents 10 Sci!
household necessities on the Install
mcnt plan. Best Of goods and best G.
commissions. We pay weekly. G. r.
Adams Co., 1140-1142 Main st. mr-l2-u
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HELFENH1NE-On Thursday evening.
at the home Of her father, Mt. august
kraatz. No. 7l6 Broadway street. Mar
tins Ferry. Ohio. MRS. MATILDA
HELFENBINE.
Funeral from the family residence on
Monday afternoon at 1880 o'clock.
Friends of the family respectfully in
vited TO attend. Intcrment in Green
wood Gem clery.
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FOR SALE-FarHS.

PoR SALE-Public sale, two farms,
located in Belmont county. Ohio. 81
and ST acres Very fertile soil. good
buildings IN both farms, underlaid with
coal. Excellent water. W. e. Boyd,
adlnr., GAINESVILLE, Ohio. n-l8lm
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BERLIN. via Amsterdam. Nov. a.
The council of the peoples commission
ers welcomes the returning troops with
n proclamation, saying among other
things:
You marched into the field Tor the
Fatherland whom you had nothing to
say and handful OF autocrats had the
power in their hands and distributed
the booty among themselves. You had
to fight in silence. while hundreds Of
thousands at your side had 70 die. To-
day you return to your own country.
where in the future only the people
themselves will have anything TO say"
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EERLIN. Nov. 21.-(By The ASSOC
arcd Press 1.-The soldiers and workers
council for greater kLel has adopted a
resolution declaring thct all authority
be invested IN the council until the
traits % the revolution can be safe
qua rded. According to the Ped Flag
tho organ Of Dr.. Llebknecht. the central
Socialist, the resolution declares all
banks. principal industries and great
landed property should BE- national prop.
erty.
All legislation. It Is declared. shall
strive in the direction Of the socializa
ton Of the state In collaboration with
the soldiers and workers councils, the
, bourgeois class to be excluded.
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Funeral notice hereafter.
poYLE-On Sunday. Novembe

poYLE-On Sunday. November Gath.
1918. at o'clock a. m. at his late
residence 2223 Eoff street. JOSEPH
DOYLE, sR. in the 18th year Of hi;
age.
Funeral from the residence Wednesday
morning $40. Requiem high mass s..
Juscph's cathedral . o'clock. Inter
mcnt Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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GERMANY CANNOT
(coas1nued Prom Page o1e,)

sequences In regard 20 the provisionins
Of Berlin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-25

wANTED-Tn rent small residence or
flat. Located WoodSdalc neiGhbor-
.hund. furnished or unfurnished. Lock
box aGI. Wheeling. w. Va. n-23-i
rFESS WELL AID SAVE MONEY.
a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SLIGHT
TX USED FINE OVERCOATS AND
SUITS AT GREAT BARGAINS. GAS
SETI, 1890 MARkET ST. ALSO BUY
SECOND HAND CLOTHING. o-l0-tf
PATENTS S Ssss9;s tss s'ss::
- u - - ed. Patent h-1o
trademark :itiEnt1on booklet froA
H E. DUNLAP, Faaant Lawyer.
Ea;ional Exchange Bank Building
Wheelinx ". Va
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National Loan Co.

3o1 Wheeling Bank & Trust Bog" So.'
18th ana Market Sts. Phone-Ss1H why
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MISCELLANEOUS

IT, G.. UNDERWOOD,
l".rk. nlS-.S-.O-6V
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-08
Pilot Rock Home Guard
Join Umatilla Co. Guards

The Pilot Rock company OF Home
Guards has decided TO come into the
battalion of Umatllla county guard
and will organize transport and hos
pital units for the headquarters com
pany The Pilot Rock company is
commanded by Captain w. O. staver
L,eutenants P. A. Dixon and Karl
Bracher.
Four squads of the oregon state
military police force under command
of Captain Williams and Lieutenant
Rocker and Captain H. NJ. Chambers.
Co. A. and LIeutenanss Kenneth
Goodale and NJ. r. Chessman. head
quarters company. of the county
guard at Pendleton, went out to Pi-
lot Rock yesterday afternoon. Pilot
Rock sending in cars for them.
The Pilot Rock company of Home
Guards and the military police were
thrown into one company and drilled
by Captain Williams who gave tho
guards some valuable instructions.
Many people witnessed the drilling.
Ernest Tanning operated can
teen car, furnishing lemonade to the
thirsty soldiers. After the drill a big
feed was served the police In the L.
o. o. f. hall. The Pilot Rock peo-
Pile proved themselves fine hosts and
were highly complimehted for their
hospitality
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-08
Athena Churches Will
Hold Union Services
(East oregonIan special.l }

ATHENA. July S.-Miss Ellen
Pamburn who has been on the verge
of nerveAaS. prostration for several
months. was taken to College Place
yesterday for treatment at tie Sani-
tarium. Her mother Mrs. Sam Pam
brun. accompanied her.
Mrs E ]. Mcpherson, ex-deputy
sheriff of Gillian county, visited re-
Gently with his brother. W. w. Me-
Pherson Of this city. He also visited
friends and relatives in Walla. Walla.
Mrs. George Payne has heen i'll
during the past week but is now i'm
proving.
Ralph Haynie was in Pendleton
Friday to attend the circus.
Miss velma McAlexander accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs o. NJ. slighey to
Pendleton Sunday.
Mr.. Archie Rice and mis- brother,
William Rice. were Pendlet0n visit
ors yesterday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-08

German newspapers say the pres
ence of u-boats on our coast will
freeze the marrow in President Will
sons bones
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-08

Why not assume that your next
tenant is reader of the classified
and get in touch with him at once?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-08
Meacham Lake the Scene of
Picnic Parties the Fourth
(East oregonian Specially

MEACETAM, July s.-FraniS Rob-
erts left for Portland Wednesday to
work after residing here for ehout SIN
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Blackburn went
to La Grande Wednesday tA spend the
Fourth. but did not come back here
after Mr.. Blackburn having received
a position as passenger brakeman and
going to work at once.
Mart Booth went to La Grande
Wednesday to be on hand to celebrate
the Fourth.
nesday night.
gorge Irby went to La Grande We'd
nesday to celebrate the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Luciani went
to La Grande for the Fourth; also
Mr.and Mrs. j. A. Walters.
The lake here was the scene of a
picnic spot on the Fourth. People
from here boing out with lunch and
some from Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barker from
Mckay creek with their family, were
there and also their children from
out of town, including Mr.. and Mrs.
Siras Barker from Pendleton and Mr..
and Mrs. H. Warren from Coombs
Canyon, who motored up.
Mrs James Baker went to Kamela
Friday to visit until Sunday with her
daughter, Mrs F. Hanlen.
]. d. Casey, John Casey and Ed
Wells drove the lumber truck to PEN
dleton Friday for repairs.
John Dockwailer, r. Pagan went to
La Grande Saturday on business.
Miss Leona Hardison went to La
Grande Saturday to see the circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Thompson mo-
tored up from Stanfield Saturday to
visit their daughter, Mrs. H. Smith.
Sunday was very warm, being so
at p. m.
Christ Legeros of Huron. well
known here, was amongst the boys
leaving Umatilla county on July for
Fort Mcdowell, Calf
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-08
HARVEST BECOMING
!. GENERAL IN COUNTY

Each day sees harvesting started
in some new grain field in Umatllla
county and in a few days harvesting
will be general throughout the coun-
ty. A good many have begun cutting
grain near Pilot Rock and next week
will see harvest in fun swing on the
reservation. From all quarters comes
the report of fields yielding better
than was expected, indicating the
wheat yield in the county will be bet
ter than has been looked for, and
damage from the long continued dry
weather was not so great as has been
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-08
Old Glory Flies From
A Pole SO Feet High
(East oregonlan speeial. )

UKIAH. Ore, July s.--The evening
of July 4th was patriotic one for
this place. Large crowds gathered to
witness unfurling OF the FLAX on the
new flag pole, and now Old Glory is
flying at a height of 90 feet and can
be seen for miles around.
After the flag raising patriotic
program was rendered at the church.
The French national air was beauti-
fully sung by Mrs. ]. D. Kirk. after
which Miss Mossie Mettie gave an ex-
|cellent talk on "Why We Celebrate
the Fourth of July" Letters were read
from the boys of Ukiah who are at the
different cantonments, which were ap-
preciated by all. and last but not least,
Ice cream was sold to help pay for the
electric lights in the church.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-08
thought.

thought.
Lowell Rogers started cutting his
forty fold wheat near Adams Satur-
Gay. This wheat ripens about week
ahead OF other varieties.
Gus Moll at Nolin, Saturday started
cutting on a 400 acre field. and 1t is
reported to be turning out Is bushels
to the acre. This is in what is known
as the dry lands. The quality of the
grain is reported proving better than
ii was thought to be. Others near
Nolin are getting under way with
harvest, some with equally as good
results.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-08
with other recruits yesterday to win

with other recruits yesterday to win
commission from the ranks.
Without announcing his intention
to his friends and acquaintances. Sa-
piro presented himself for enlistment
and was accepted for service. He is
one of the best known attorneys in
San Francisco.
Sapiro is 35 years old. He has liv-
ed in this city since boyhood,. Be-
fore engaging In the law business he
attended the University of Cincinnati
and the Hastings Law College.
He is married and has three chill
dren.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-08

Beginning Sunday evening, Union
services of the Athena churches Will
be held in the city park. They will
continue during July and August.
Jesse Myrick, who was in the draft
call for July 5th, mas been teNiporar-
lily exempted. lie returned Athena
to await his call.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-08
Leading S. f. Attorney
EnIists as Private

4 SAN FRANCISCO. July 6.-Attor-
ney Aaron Sapiro, of saplro. Neylan
& Shrlich, is Private Sapiro OF the
United States field artillery today.
Sapiro enlisted Saturday and re,
ported for duty at Fort Mcdowell
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-19
CAST OF CHARACTERS
s.. For
THE NEW MINISTER
N. E. CHURCH, TUESDAY, FEB. 10
UNDER DIRECTION Mrs. Guy KNAPP

tf f.f L. NJ,
UNDER DIRECTION MIS- PIANIST MIS- GEo sA''N
Rev. Homer Alexander I. stonAksr
Noec-rsdcr of choir Arthur Winte
0ccclcrrndo PAdifsky-Orgni ssbln
Mw trcndo r-Mcmbcr music committee Mrs. Geo Dickinson
loror hoosck-Mcmbcr committee A. N. Hc.tos
nsph manifestations In choir Arnold Mcler
w m m
.i.y ovcloy-vhlasc schoo teacher Arthur While
vucLn uaeou-A rvuc S"eecsrnc Milcr
m ~
ieSann f1chIcs'-Inc mininer .a..aa Lacy HAsnos
Auxusss wno-tvcsybwhys friend Mrs Guy Knapp
Mr p~ iAncy-rcs of Ladies AID Mrs y. II. Herman
Members of Iades Aid and Old Maids Cub
Maud Anenssu
Dora Herman, Marion sabn Cowcn
ffN SYNOPSIS
Choir begins rchearng
committees discussing tho hiring
The ~des AID a mecting and discusses reception
tho new minister may b~ young man
The minister arvtycs and welcomed
advises him. Professor Top Note him. Mrs. Flat
Doc Hoosck introduces of the Ladies' AID
Hckiah draws the minister's
Henrietta. old
The Odd Maids ask help from further their
" "
Mr. Brown II asked marry his
wife surprise fnds
everybody happy hut Henrietta.
Admission 25c-Chldr~n
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-19
CLEOPATRA WAS THE
SIREN Of THE NILE

Immortal stories have been writ
ten OF Cleopatra. the Siren OF the
Nile-the queen who. aided only by
her personal charm and scheming
mind, conquered Caesar. tho great
est Roman Of them ALL" and who
brought Marc Antony bowing to her
feet william rox's version OF Cleo
patra win present her as the best
authorities OF modern times have
come to know her, The Fox screen
Ing OF Cleopatra" with Theda Bara
In the title role, viii deal with the
most dramatic periods OF her life
the time when she was fighting 10
retain her power and her crown,
The forthcoming production. which
win be seen at the Joy theatre We'd
nesday and Thursday. February 20
and 81 viii be gorgeous spectacle.
made magnificent by tho beautiful
detail Of Ancient Egyptian settings
with those OF the Roman Empire.
the costuming being sumptuous. The
costumes worn BY Miss Bara as Cleo
patra are to degree startling In
many instances.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-19

ed 500 in making repairs to a
building which will depreciate In
value 5000 during the calender year.
he may claim 500 for repairs under
business expense and 500 as depre-
citation. or he may claim 5000 as de-
probation and nothing for repairs.
In short the aggregate amount
claimed on account OF repairs and
depreciation must not exceed the full
amount OF depreciation estimated to
have occurred.
Depreciation on the value OF a
home. or any article OF property
such as an automobile used for per-
sonal pleasure Of convenience. can.
not be claimed; the property must
be used for the purpose OF produc-
ing income.
Depreciation other than that aris-
ing from ordinary wear and tear can
not be claimed.
Depreciation in the value Of land
whether improved or unimproved
cannot be claimed.
Depreciation on account OF obso-
lescence cannot be claimed.
When in the course OF years. the
owner Of property has claimed III
fun cost Of depreciation In his In.
come tax returns, no further claim
will be allowed.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-02-19
GERMAN TEXT BOOKS
TEACH WAR HATREDS

In Germany the public mind has
been educated by Fichte. Nie,sche,
Trictschke. Bismark. Won Moltke.
General Won Bernhard and the
kaiser.
The essence OF richte's teachings
Is expressed In this extract from one
OF his books: In case OF need one
single man has the right and duty to
compel the whole OF mankind.
Ne Is the master armed with COM
'pulsion and appointed BY God"
The gist OF Nietsche's false teach
iaes Is contained In this extract
from his works: "Ye shall love peace
as a means to new wars. and the
short peace better than the long. !
do not advise you to work but to
fight do not advise YOU TO COM
promise and make peace, but TO con-
quer. Let your labor be- fighting
and your peace victory. You say
that good cause hallows even war.
] tell you that good war hallows
every cause" ~ s i. Vsf4
The spirit Of Trietschke's teach
ings speaks In this extract: I'VE
have already seen that war is both
justifiable and moral. We
may depend upon the re-Germaniz-
Ing Of Alsace. but not Of Livonia and
Kurlandt two great Russian provin-
ces now invaded by German armies) /.
There no other course is open to 10
but to keep the subject race IN as
uncivilized q condition as possible.
and thus prevent them from becom-
ing q danger to the handful Of their
conqusrors."
For two generations or more the
kaiser's government has been plant
ing these doctrines In the German
mind. beginning with the children
In school. What Is Germany" is
q question asked In German text
book, and this the answer. my
fatheriand, q country entirely sur
rounded by enemies"