South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-22

anarchists. Then OF cours there IS
the other noises which sounds like
gas range troubles, and which on
investigation proves 20 be speeches
Abe, and while it is probably true
that you can't kill ideas by putting
the people which owns up 10 them
in Jail, Abe, I for one am willing 10
take a chance and see how it comes
out. because after all il amt ideas
which makes and explodes bombs.
but the people which holds such
ideas"
Also. Mawruss." Abe said, lit is
the people which holds such ideas
that says you can't kill ideas by
putting the people what holds them
into Jail, but just so soon as them
people gets arrested, not only do
they claim that they never held
such ideas but they deny that there
even existed such ideas. and then
the noise of the denials they are
making is drowned out by the noise
Of the bombs which is being eX-
ploded according 10 the ideas they
claim they don't hold, and that's
the way il goes. Mawruss. The
chances is that the mystery OF who
exploded them bombs will remain
a mystery along with the mystery
Of how the Peace Treaty come into
the possession Of them New York
interests in the form of a volume of
800 pages as Senator Lodge says it
did"
ITO me that amt no mystery at
all, Abe" Morris said. The chances
is tina them New York interests,
whatever they may be, Abe, and l
got my suspicion, Abe. simply seen
it in the Saturday edition of n Of
them New York papers which
makes a speciality of book advertis-
ing, an advertisement reading
THE PEACE TERMS
READ ABOUT THEM
in his stirring, h-earttouching
Get 1t, begin it,
you'll read every word and
wish there was nor
Would il be worth while 10
risk the happiness of all future
time for the sake of four years
of forbidden pleasures? With
the frankness characteristic of
him, William W. Wilson in his
latest work tells what happens
economically and spiritual
ly-to the nation who tried it.
THE PEACE TERMS
BY
William w. Wilson.
Author Of a Thousand Snappy
Substitutes for May 1 Not" etc.
80 Illustrations. $50 pages,
$3.50 Net.
AT ALL BOOKSTORES.
so the New York interests give the
Office boy three dollars and says 70
him he should go round TO the
newsstand in the nearest subway
station and buy a couple of them
books, v understand, and for the
remainder of the afternoon, y IN
derstand. the members of the New
York interests which amt got their
feet up on the desk reading them
books, is asking the member which
has if they amt got nothing better
to do with their time than TO put
it in reading a lot of nonsense like
that, understand me-"
But who do you think published
it. Mawruss?" Abe asked.
Say" Morris exclaimed. 1T is
already over a month since the first
edition of h Peace Treaty was
handed TO the German delegates,
and what is a little thing like a
copyright TO them crooks when il
comes to making a profit OF ten
cents a volume? 1 bet yer that Eu-
rope is already flooded with pirated
editions Of that Peace Treaty re-
failing at anywheres from twenty
five cents up, and yet them high
waymen claims that il is unaccep-
table to them. AS a matter OF fact.
the German business man amt
found anything nearly so accept
able in a merchandising way since
the time they began 10 initiate Gil
lette safety razOrs and Kodak cam