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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-06
DAILY STATE JoURNAL-TUEsDAY EVENING, AUGUST g.

or the engine room, killing the third
engineer and two other members of
the enrine room force. The dynamo
was destroyed, plunging the vessel
into darkness.
Just over the dynamo was the
ward room, which contained more
than 100 patients. Most of these were
killed outright by the explosion. and
the others. many of whom had been
freshly injured by the torpedo, found
themselves trapped. 1t was impossible
for outside aid to reach them all, ex-
cept a few who jumped overheard
and were picked up. This part of the
ship quickly settled and water flooded
the ward room, drowning the men
Gagged there
Struggled In the Darkness.
Stories of the fearful struggle in
the darkness to rescue the helpless in
valids are told by survivors The ship
remained afloat more than two hours,
but for a great part of the time con-
tinued under Roadway because the en-
gines could not be stopped. This con-
dition greatly hampered the rescue
work and in addition three or four
boats were smashed while being low
cred, throwing their occupants into
the sea.
Crews Efforts Heroic.
All the soldier patients and the
nurses testify to the heroic efforts of
officers and crew.
The crew, under the mastery direc-
ton of officers, went coolly and me-
thodically about the difficult task OF
bringing the sick and wounded upon
deck. AS many as could be handled
in this manner were placed in slings
and lowered to the escorting destroy
ers, which by wonderful seamanship
in the rough water, managed to work
in close enough to the sinking ship tc
take off men by lowering ropes. The
morale of the wounded, lying on deck
waiting to be taken Off is described
by members of the crew as too fine
for words" They never complained
and they never urged the rescuers to
hurry.
Women Off First.
Women were placed in the first
boats lower ed, notwithstanding then
protests that they should not precede
the patients. One boat containing sis
women was thrown against another
just before touching the water and up
set. Three women from the capsized
craft were picked up by another small
boat, along with five wounded British
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-06
ADVERTISING

Tell the truth. Advertising is
the mouthpiece of business. 1t may
be the ruin of a store with poor
values just as it may be the boon
of good business which plays the
game honestly. If man breaks
his word once. he has to advertise
all the mo. e to be believed the next
time. He has to rove by serious
arguments the simplest things.
which people ought to have been
able to take for granted without
being told
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-06

soldiers. all of whom had managed to
keep afloat, altho each had an arm in
a sling.
The Warilda had been in the chan
mel Service two years and this was her
first crossing from France in Which
she did not carry a number of German
wounded pHisoners. Members of the
crew remarked over this fact and some
expressed the opinion that it was of
sinister significance
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-06
Make Brick in Chile.

Washington, Aug. 6.-Among the
new industries established in Chile as
a result of the European war and the
CONSEQUENT scarcity of ships to supply
South American demands, is a large
fire brick foundry at Las Animas, near
Valdivia. The foundry is equipped. it
is reported. with the latest modern
machinery, has two furnaces and a
daily caPacity at present of 1000
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-06

Collar and cuffs are often the only
trimming on wartime frock. Here
an odd variation in surpice effect is
used on = white wolfe blouse. 1t is
made of pale organdie trimmed with
tiny shirred ruff1es of valenciennes
lace. 1t can be used on any lingerie
>cool-looking trimming.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-06
Change Hun Plane Markings.

Amsterdam, Aug. "Details re-
gardiEg new marking on German air
planes became known here recently
The arms of the black cross are now
straight (not curved as formerly with
white edges. The change is said to
have been made because the previous
form made recognition of German ma
chimes difficult and easily led to con-
fusion with the circular signs on en-
tente airplanes
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-06
MALW ACQUITTED
Frenchman Charged With Treason
With Bolo Pasha, Found Not Guilty.

Paris. Aug. 6.-Louis Malvy, former
minister of the interior, today was ac-
quilted on all charges of treason
growing out of his alleged connection
with Bolo PaSha. "defeattst', intrigue
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-06

London, Aug. 6.-The manufacture
of sheepskin rugs has been prohibited
by the British army council -Thi.
action has been taken because Of the
requirements of wool and leather fol
military purposes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-06
SANTA FEE NOTES

Notes and personals by Mrs Mar
garet Bostic, 915 West Sixteenth street.
Call $3.50 between s and 10 a. m. other
hours 1850 White
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EAST SIDE NOTES

Notes and personals by Mrs Mar
garet Bostic, Dis W. 18th street Call
$3.50 between and 10 a. m; other
hours 1850 White
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-06
LAKE STREET

Andrew Losh retired carpenter, 632 Lake
St, says: For years 1 suffered from kidney
trouble. My back SO lame and painful,
couldn't get about and had to pull myself up
by something after sitting down awhile. I
didn't sleep well and got up in the morning
feeling miserable in every way. I had served
many years in the army and blamed the ex-
posture and hardships foA the suffering THE
kidney secretions were highly colored. I used
Doan's Kidney Pills procured from Rowley's
Drug Store and since then 1 have been free
from all those troubles"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-06
MONROE STREET

Mrs. J. vardey, SIG Monroe ST.. says: 81
suffered awful1y from dull ache across my
back and through my hips. At time it
severe / couldn't even get up down.
Dizzy spells and headaches added to my suf-
fering and often little specks f1oated before
my eyes and my sight blurred. My kidneys
were in disordered condition. began using
Doan's Kidney Pills and when had finished
box, free from the disease. have
used Doan's Kidney Pills since then, whenever
L have felt in need of a kidney medicine and
have always been promptly benefited"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-06

B. L. Duesler, 615 Monroe ST., says: My
kidneys bothered pretty badly by spells. :
There was burning sensation when passing
the kidney secretions and the secretions
tanned sediment. My back ached that I
could hardly get around and my joints
stiff and lame. Doan's Kidney Pills have never
failed to give prompt relief from these
troubles. They regulate the action of my kid
neys and clear up the kidney secretions."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-06
E. SECOND STREET

Mrs. w. s. Lux. 113 E. Second ST.. says: 'I
believe that hard work caused my kidneys to
get out of order. The first difficulty was with
my back Rheumatic pains in my limbs gave
much suffering and 1 could hardly stand
the sharp pains thru my body. 1 got very dizzy
and felt stiff and lame all On using
Doan's Kidney Pills. I was promptly relieved.
They removed the rheumatic pains and
strengthened my kidneys"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
O. pjense y obre.
s Personals QUE VIVIAN EN- Ell CAMPO

Y y 10 PEOUEvOS PUFBLOS HAGO ESPECIAL MVTTACION 4 VENIR A MI OFTCENA. QUE
P0 OLAWENT TENER LA OPORTUNIDAD DE SUJETAR A MIS- RATAMIENTOS A PERSo
MAS QUE Han sDO TRArApAs EN- ALGINNAA CTR AxPAAKTE SIN QUE Sc osIENTAN salts
70 DEJE ESTE ASUNTo PARA NASANA EENGA AHoRA MEMo 81 NO TIENE DLNERO Sc
1GITS ENFERMO Y SIN TRABJO VENGA u TODOSN ODOS PUES 81 ES listed PERSONA
HONOR sBE 70 LIE TENDRE CONFIANZA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15

La influenza espano'a, que tantos
estragos ha causado en- el mundo en-
tcro. nropagandose con maravillosa
rapidez por todos los paises de Ia
terra. es INA enfernedad absolute
merte nueva para Ia ciinica y su mi
crobio es I'm extrano huGsped en- Ia
bacteriologia.
De EspaHa Sc ha transmitido Ia no.
ticia de que el DR.. M~aldonado, de Ia
Facultad de Salamanca, ha descuoler
TO el bacilo de la rara enfermedad, Y
cue este Sc asemeja mucho al de Ia
peste bub6nica. sin que aquel NAL sea
igual a esta playa. Otros medicos,
uno frances Y otro italiano, aseglran
tambian haber descubierto ell germen
lie Ia Influenza espahola, que lleva
este nombre porque Espana fue uno
de los primeros paises que Sc VIC Sc
riamentc afectsdo por la propaga-
ci6n de la epidemia- Dichos medicos
afirman que ell microbio es tan extra
ordinariamcnte ~pequeno, que apenas
81 Sc le puede yer al traves de los
mas p%oderosos microscopes.
Sea 10 cue fuere, eli case es que
esta evidentemente denostrado que
IA influenza espanOla no es I'M SIM
pie gripa. aunque generalmcnte sc
preserta con estos mismos sintomas,
degenerando en- m gran parte dc
los casos en- 10 que pGdieramos Ia
mar una pulmonia inf%ccclonSa.
La influenza 0 g-ipa comun es pro
ducida por ell bacilo de Pfeiffer. La
influenza espanola, aunque r~eservan-
dose alguncs dc los caracteres de Ia
gripa, debe j~uzgarsele como indie
pendicntc de la printera. La lntluen-
"a espanola es una enfermedad alta
mente ~;7fecciosa, acompanada STEM
prc Dor fiebre de mayor @ meror gra
do; Sc propaga con cXtraordinaria ra-
pidez. de ciudad en- ciudad, y de ma
zion en- n~acion, y ataca Q I'm gran
~porcentaje de los habitantes.
Esta es Una enfcrmedad qIc Sc
manifesto principa'mente por infla-
maci6n en- las membranes mucosas
respiratorias. asi como por n gran
p~ostraci6n fisica. y muy a mennao
nor ccm~plicaciones en- 6iversas parties
organizes.
Al contrario de 10 que sucede o
cast todas las Intermediates conta-
giosas, Il influenza espanola Sc re-
pite en- las personals que va Ia han su-
frido con anterioridad, 10 cual no ocu
IRE por ejemplo, con Ia escar!atina,
81 tito Y otros males irfecciosos, que
dejar por de pronto inulunizadas a
suS victjmas.
Por regla cast general. IA i~nfluen-
"a espanola produce Ia inflamacion
de la nariz. de la earganta y &c los
pulmcnes,pero con f~recuencia ocurre
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;O[]ERE listed PRECAVERT De LA INFLUENZA ESPAN)LA?

| descuidan V desatienGen, IL influen-
~ cspanola es mucho peor en- sus con
| se~cuencias. De ahi que todas las per
sonas debieran no solo precaverse
de este funesto nal, sino ~atacarlo er:
ell acto cUando va sc ha tenido Ia dcs
sracia dc c%ontraerlo. La atencion me
dica es absolutamente necesaria, pues
aun cuando Ia ciencia 10 ha Podido
descubrir una curacion eficaz. es in
d~ispensahle que Sc haga ell diagros-
tico de la enfermedad, y que este
sea un buen ~diagnostico, para no
caer en- confusiones. Aderlas, Ell los
casos graves, e. paciente corre IN
gran peligro a menos de que el doc
tor lie ponga inyecciones hipoderml
cas-.
La enfermedad, como he dicho mas
arriba, es sumamente contagiosa, Y
reouiere eli aislamiento Immediate de
los atacados. Los doctores = pero-
mas que los atienden, deberian usar
mascaras impregnadas de mentol pa
"a evitar ell contagio.
Por esta razon debe tenerse pre-
sente que ell contagio Sc obtiene por
Ia boca Y Ia nariz. Las grandes aglo-
meracioneS de gentes son IN elemen-
to muy propicio para Ia propagation
de Ia epidemic, Y Is antihigienico dar
la mano a personas que eStan o ha-
yam estado atacadas por el virus
Uuo de los medios mas eficaces para
precaverse de un possible coutagio es
la limpieza constante del cuerpo, ash
como ell use, en- Ia boca = en- L. ma,
riz, de pofvos a~utisepticos.
Tambien hay que hacer diarfam-
tie algunas fuertes inhalaciones de
aire, para ejercitar los pufmones y
m~antenerlos en- buen esado de res-
tencia-
Aigunas personaS caen en- el fumes
to error dc que Ia fortleza fEica e
ell mejor de los preventivos para una
enfermedad como esta, porque supo-
que ell vigor de los mhsculos Sc
opone a Ia contamination NADIA mas
absurdo que esta creercia- Hay que
hacer notar que tanto IN los Estados
Unidcs. como en- otros PASSES donoe
Sc ha desaroIlado Ia epidemic, Sc ha
Observable cue las personals fuertes
son las mas faciles victinas del fumes
to microbio que esta azotando a la
humaHidad. Muchas personals rebiles
sc salvan, v otras, eXeepcioualmente
vigorosas, mueren en- un tempo bre-
visimo. Sc han dado casos de defun-
clones en- menos de veinticuatro 0
cuarenta Y ocho horas.
Ash e. que, amigos l~ectores, mi
cha limpieza hay que cmp'ear como
preventive, Y buena atencion medica
81 case desgraciado de enfermc-
dad.
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~nosctros contabamos no Ia sido des-
cerrida. Pero Ell pueblo aleman ha
alcanzado una victoria mayer: pues
Sc ma vencido q 81 raiSmo, h. vencido
su creenci2 en- ell derecho De Ia fuer-
"a. y sin TRANSITION algura. ell par
lido socialista. los gobicrnos popula-
res del otro lado del Rhin, le pro-
digan a IA Entente sus proteStas dc
Simpatia ideal. Con que objeto?
All, Asman!a sigue sie2Go eseG>
cialmente pc~sitiva: hasta en- medic de
+ exaltaci0n sentimental pidc = voz
en- cuello IN abundarte a~vitualla-
miento.
Los EeRcedoreS, eXclara. no pOdran
ado?tar una actitud i~mpl2cable: no
pgeder llevar d cabG el eNterminio de
IN pueblo que est& impacierte de CO.
labor2r en- Ia paz genera, Y en- Ia So
cieGad de las Naciores; ;tendraa cue
prociamqr una reconciliation" gene
raj,
Semejante muestra de sentimental
l;sno embellishments deS2ueS de
tantaS atrociGades. desconcierta hasta
n repucna2c:a al espiritu frances.
NoSo1ros te~emos otro corcepto de Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15

! que eli germen pasa 4 otras parties
del ORGANISING, por 10 que la enferme
dad adquiere entonces caracteres dis
tintos muchas wees inesperados.
La influenza hace generalmente su
aparicion cuatro 0 cinco dias despues
de quc Ia persona ha contraido Ell
germen. El primer sintcma es Ell dc
in resfrio, acompahado de gran deoi-
.idad fisica. que llega 4 postrar al
enfermo.
En- los caSos tipicos Ell que los apa
ratios respiratorios sc ven afectados
grandemente por Ia enfermedaC, So
breviene una secretion abundante
DOR la nariz. Cast simultaneamente 4
este sintoma, vienen dolores de ca
beza V tambien en- los CLOS, y muchos
pacientes, en- los casos mas graves,
experimental igualmente fuertes do
lores en- la espalda Y en- las plernas
sintiendose como 81 ell dolor Sc con-
centrase en- los huesos. La fiebre, en-
estos casos s%erios, es bastante alta Y
produce ell delirio.
Estos son les primeros slntomas
que Sc observan en- los dos o tres prl-
meros dias de Ia e~nfermedad, Des-
pues, en- muchos de los casos, sobre-
viene la pulmonia, que cast siemrpre
es fatal para las victimas, pues po-
cas- personals Sc recuperan de ella.
En- los casas mas graves hay tam
bien peligro de que Sc produzca Ia
meningitis. En- otros casos raros, en-
que los germenes en7enenan diver
sas parties del ORGANISING, ell enfermo
sufre nauseas, vomitos, coficos Y dla-
rreas.
La influenza espanola, que actual
mente intriga al mundo medHo, es
una de las Intermediates que mas Pc
ligrosas complicaciones traen, Aun-
que respeta la vida de la nayoria de
sus victimas, ejerce una Influenza
cast mortal en- la Marcia del organis-
mo, minando la vitalidad Y parali-
zando por algur tempo uno O varios
de los organos de Ia victima.
Algunas de las personals que su-
fren IN ataque de Influenza espanola,
no llegan a recuperar jamas Ia salud
normal de sus pulmoncs. Pasaran
amos sufriendo de una bronGuitis
cronica. Y estaran expuestos a con-
traer tuberculosis. La enfermedad
afecta tambien considerablemente los
6rsanos cardiacos, y las victimas que
Sc han restablecido Sc hallaran IN pc
ligro de suf-ir de n enfermcdad
perTnancnte en- ell coraz0n.
En- otros casosla IA enfemedaC cs
seglida DE una visible affection en-
los oics Y en- los oidos.
Aun cuando es bien sabido que to-
Ga5 las gripas son malas cuando sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15

reserva y de la diGnidad que Sc ;mpo-
ne en- ura n2cion cutr2ble Y vercida.
Teniamos ell derecho &c esDerar de
In A,emania popular Il condemnation
de los crimencs lei militariSmo impc-
rial. No nos imagin&bamos que los
Qde ~lievarcn a cabo las a~tracidades
ie Lovaira, Nomeny, Gerbcviller,
tsuspendo Ia enumerac;5n), ~pudieran,
apasibla e inmediatamentc. i~nvitadno5
q Que o~lvid&ramos L crimenes que
estan c~al;eHtcs aun Y cue aman al
cielo.
Como fiarse de eSt&s manifesto
clones verb&'es. por grandilocuent2s
cue 4 cuand cada dia nos reyclan
nucvas faltas de comprcnSi6" = nue.
a fcchorias de este pueblo. del QUE
20 meros cue ruedo decir cs que Sc
hal'a suieto Il accesos de dcmencia IL
ROSA ' que TO sc puede vivir ccrca dc
Il. z no ser que sc2 ma"teEiGo dentro
de una camisa de fucrza.
Fl diario Official aleman del % de
Octuore. publica DOS !cyes que con
Sagran IA reforma dc y Constitution
del Imperio Y la extension dc os de
rechos eel R~eichstag. FL diputado
Muller Meirincen, al c0mentar estos
textos. menciohz. en plera asamblea,
como sometiGcs a aprohacion Ia pc
netraci0n q t]erritoria neutral, las ne
iidas Gue hay que adoptar en- los te-
rritorioS ocupadcs, Ia declaration lie
guerra submarine ilinitaGa". etc.
DE ore mancra poGrian1os po0er en-
cv;dcrcia nlejor, l. surervivencia en-
asos e~suiritus que pretendcr habcrsc
emancip2do. de los antiques mstin-
-os amarcs de OPPRESSION Y de cXac
ci59"
Los socialistas democratas. due
nos del poder, Altman que una Fer
fecta comunidad de iGeales los mira
de ahora en- adelante : las nacloncs
HIRES. IL propio TEMPO, estan pre-
oararGo, seguH Il p-ensa del otro
lado del Rhir. una declaration Off
cial accrca dc los ircidcntcs QUO fue-
ror Ia causa Immediate de Ia guerra.
A ouiSn ercargarian del estud:o
rrevio de 'os dccume9toS dip}omati-
cos? \. NJ. Won BethmaNn-EollEeg :
q N. Won Jarow.
FL period;co mismo del Condo Re-
vantlow. Il "Deulschc Tages2rintlag'
90 in6icra 4 cause de una designation
tan auiaz. N. Bethm2nn-Hollwe",
li,n.. Sc halls ahor@ ~encarcado de po-
~ar Ell ordon los 2aoelcs. pero mo 6
4 cl princira! ~culpable, por u par
10. de In dec aracjon &c guerra, ', por
otra. d Ia entrada en- campsna de
Alemania sin preparation p%olitica nj
dfpIcm5r;ca =. Dor ccnSig7lientc. en-
las condolences mas favorab'cs?: "Es
;nd1da5le que ScheiGcmann : sus con
socios cucntan con ST antique corlOli-
oa para cncubrir una e ms "a rea-
tidad.
pero nosotros. :c5mo podriamos a
certar CHE IL responsajilidad &c n
,sDonJos2 guerra fuera &rroiada eXcII
.jvamente sobre 81 ch:vo evpiatorio
imTcrial. cuando eS notorio que les
corresponds en- una gran parte a 'os
inteIectuales del otro laGo del Rim
' i los iefes De Is social democracia,
scrvidores o~bstinados de "la mas graQ
"a Alemaria'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15

los c;rr ispoz ccrvicuen en- Cue en- todos
ros casns dc hrriG,s. quenaduras- ETC.. n
PRTMERA CURACIoN IS Ia mas impor,en-
e. Cuando g ac!i.alc IN ant;stotico EEL
CIENTE. TO hay neiigro DC infection Y las
ha-idas comienzan a cicatrizar dHsdc iuern.
FoRO2ONE es e. antisSpticc ideal. para los
hombrcs : los animsieS. Comprcio hoy mis-
mo ' estk listo rara c~ualauicr emergencies.
Dc vents po- IL Ectica San Pedro, San An
tonic. Texas {Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
CHASCARRILLO.

A Ut hombrc acuSado por vago, lc
prcgunta 81 Juez:
-;DeSde crando esta listed sin
trabaio?
-Dcsde que tuve Ia desgrscia de
perder q mi madre.
~ Que edad tenia listed cuando
muri6 su madre""
-,Cinco meSeS,
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! - -
= e -

Una sonora busca habieaci6n Y ha-
bla con la portera De un buen cuarto:
De rrontc csta !" dir":
-;Tiene listed ninos?
-Uno no mas. cue estudia ell dit
mo ano de Medicina.
-Pues tendfd USED ! prohib'r-
le Que iuecue en- Ia escalera. porque
el amo quiere mucha t~ranquilidad en-
casa.
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CON0CID0 CONSULTORIO,
ESTABLECIDO HACE
MUCHO TEMPO

Horas--de 8 a. NJ. 4 S p. N.
Dam.agos-dc 9 a. N. a 2 o. II.
Goy todas las medicinas nece-
SariaS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15

Aun cuando es bien sahido que to-
Ga5 las gripas son malas cuando sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-15
CIENTIFICO
MAS MODERN0

Intermediates neriosas Y de Ia
piel, Rinon, Fejiga. Reunatismo,
Indigestion. Conscipados, Dispep-
sia. Excema, Catarros Y otras
mas.
AFISO:-A las personals que
viven en- cl campo y pueblos pc
quenos : no pueden obtener me-
dicinas apropiadas para sus en-
femctades, no Sc cspcren a que
sus padecimientos sean incura-
bles; vcngan luego a verne, 70
HE confiare de ustedes 81 son
pcrsonas hoaorables.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-06
MUST ESTABLISH
WORLD JUSTICE
international Peace Cannot be
Guaranteed Until Indus
trial Justice Comes.

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, Dec. e.
Until industrial justice shall become
the established rule among men. no
guarantee of permanent world peace
can be held forth, John f. Walker,
retiring president Of the Illinois
State Federation of Labor. declared
in his annual report TO the cOnven-
tion here today Mr.. Walker, who
has served five years. and who viii
not be a candidate for reelection.
characterized trade unioniSm and
the cooperative movement as the
most hopeful solution of labor prob
lens
We must establish conditions re-
quiring every man and woman to
deal justly in all economic transac-
tions with other men and women be-
fore we have peace he said. Peace
must follow justice. and there will
be no justice while men and women
who are selfish. INSCRIPTIONS, cum
ming and powerful have the legal
fright to serve their own selfish ends
I by taking advantage of other mems
Ignorance. lack of organization and
I helplessness."
Indorsing the cooperative move
lment, Mr. Walker declared it would
procure for the consumers, "A big
Imajority of whom are actual work
ICrs. the necessities at approximately
/ cost While cut price methods will
mot be used, the speaker said the
difference between actual cost of
Operation and the prices charged
will be paid back to members of the
co-operauve society quarterly as a
dividend.
Wants Wholesale Department.
The next step is establishment
Iof the wholesale department which
|already has been taken in Illinois
Through the Central COOPERATIVE
society. while we lack funds. we
Twill deal with the large wholesalers
land possibly some manufacturers
land depend on our ability to pur-
Ichase in large lots. But later on,
Iwhen we have accumulated sufIi-
| Client funds to establish our own Of
/ dce headquarters, our own storage
warehouses and side tracks, we will
ideal with the manufacturer and the
farmer directly, and save all extor-
ton or cost on account of unneces-
sarv middlcmen. Where the manu-
I faCturers or farmers refuse TO do
/ business on an honest basis we will
Iuanufac ure and engage IN asricUl-
Iure ourselves"
The report said the Illinois Fed
ler; tion had grown in five years from
Ia membership of $4,000 TO an en-
Iroument of 10000. with a total of
IN5O.O00 affiliated indirectly through
|60 central bodies.
The report approved the calling
LOT the proposed constitutional con
MENTION TO revise the basic law of
the state AMI urged the necessity of
Ielecung DELEGATES friendly TO labor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-06
BRITAIN DETERMINED
TO KEEP HER RULE OF
SEAS, SAYS CHURCHILL

international News Service.
LONDON Dec. 5.-Great Britain =
ENJOYS will enter the peace confer
euce determined that there shall be
no restrictions which Will prevent
the English navy from maintaining
superiority upon the high seas.
Winston Churchill. former first lord
of the admiralty. declared in a cam
paign speech at Dundee.
There viii be absolute determine
ton that no limitation shall be
placed upon the right OF England 70
maintain her naval defence. added
Col Churchill.
Col churchill is now minister OF
munitions