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The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-15
why these kids get old at go and

why these kids get old at so and
die.
"Quit chasin' the dollar and
high toned livin all the time, and
get outdoors, out in this beauti-
full country. | love these trees.
81 never thought much about
how to live, just kept workin' an
livin'."
And then he laughed, which is
very much a part of his 'philoso-
ply of livin.'"
The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-15
Only Stupidity Will Bring 1t.

Quite a number of people are pre-
dieting that before things get back to
normal in this country there will have
to be serious shakeup and a period
of generally distressful conditions.
One sure way of bringing about just
this state of affairs is to keep con
tinually harping on its probability
and living in constant anticipation of
it.-Thief River Times.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-15
UNCLE JOHNS PHILOSOPHY

Uncle John Daubney, last of the
s'forty-niners" and only surviving
member of the Old Settlers associa-
ton celebrated his one -hundredth
birthday Monday when a big celebra-
tion was held in his honor at Taylors
Falls. interviewed by twin city re-
porter he put his philosophy of living
in to these words:
keep movin' and don't worry
about the ups and downs of life.
The elephant stepped on me lots
o. times.
''If you think you can't do
nawthin' then you can't. That's
The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-15
SHE UTTERED NO CRITICISM.

Now, everyone knows that the min
listers wife must not say harsh things
about anyone. no matter how she
thinks. Also that though she be forced
to listen to criticism she herself must
The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-15

like these, that the kopecks won't b..
growing always on the shrubs and
trees. There will come day OF trou-
BILE. when this boom is left behind
and the kopecks and the rubles vii
be mighty hard to find; happy then
the lads whose wages have been safe
" placed in brine, who obeyed the
seers and sages, when the saving graft
was fine. And how sick will be the
mortals who like spendthrift now
behave, who reply with jeers and cor
lies when we call on them to save
Walt Mason.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-15

You may not get away from the
high cost business after you leave this
world if you intend to go to "high-
er sphere"
The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-15
Who Remembers.

When a friend chicken dinner could
be bought in any restaurant for twen-
by-five cents?
The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-15

The well springs Of JOY are in the
fountain of youth.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-15
The NelD Fall Suits
Are Different

There's something unusually graceful about
you've never seen before. The lines lend them
selves to the figures of mature well as
to young men. It's in the tailoring softer con-
struction less padding; you'll like it. Single and
double breasted models special ideas for young
men. The new fabrics are as fascinating as the
styles Original colortones. Superb values, for
men and young men,
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11

the preparing to violate the world peace to construct the greatest powerful navy two perfect organizations Europe and then the planet Under this theory deliberately began the world deliberately sought and there all the of that Millions millions of dead youth; squandered in unhead of bions multudes des royed by starvation and the incidents of Amid these minor terror of air ships rain death civilian popuations o submarines sinking help ships; firing squads which made bloody the and children.
 The trial of the kaiser to occur London lhat Is to say he has earlier been indicted for murder and piracy
 Five judges representing five great natons<vi tribunal the majestic that until this hour has created.
 he will appear by the profoundes consent people, will be spectacle worthy to be conem- plated
 ing the birth international justice, administered by ternaiona judiciary.
 He who charged with making upon the will riers whose minds will be habi tuated by long practice to impartial decision.
 will be court of equity The court, being bound by statute will make equitable decision.
 appears that the former kaiser is guilty of supreme against international morality the court W Tn the natur o equity, prescribe penalty.
 In Germany who loved the emperor hasten to take place. Holweg has said, T gulty! Hndenburg Take me, gave the orders!"
 and noble perhaps but not sufficient for eduv William ohenzollern who is charged with preme and guilt being personal only he
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
DELAYED OUTBREAKS
| HE POPULAR outbreaks which had been schedult U May in ItalN and which aborted bN the

~ POPULAR outbreaks which had been scheduled for I May i Italy and which aborted by the fervo" naonasc feeling springng from the affair of Fume famed yesterday. into wholesale demonstrate disturb ances half rotous and half revolutionary.
 regions have passed into the control of Socialist which working through the Soviet form bor Russia In most places the rioters them only with supplies of food Occasionally stores their contents divided the mob More ire the transported to central and their distributed by the authority of strike these uprisings Bohevi influences peculiar Italy. stimulated by Russian influence.
 soldiers obedien to the government Until the soldiers rebel refusing people, it not probable that a successful revolution occur in Italy
 simple remedy is applied. The shopkeeRers in selling food at half the prices formerly charged
 Hunger accenuaed by unemployment is the source Of Bolshevism expressed in rioting.
 places authority should leave nothing undone will maintain ample employment, and keep food prices consistently normal
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS IS BORN
 OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENTS

n N ORGANIZATION calling itself the League Pre- "A servation of American Independence, has been good enough send The Times Farmer of the Declaration of Independence with request to print Since the Declaration Independence than century old and the people of fairly with it. there be curos about the of society which takes much trou ble to get it into print
 organization with its and pretenous has
 little interest in the Declaration of Independence, but deep hatred of the League of Nations It's purpose Is to make propa ganda against the League
 has subject
 unacknowledged
 laws
 awayou charters n
 avs n , League for the Preservation of American Independ that prominence be given to the two extracts above.
 The request is complied with.
 further request to instruct the readers of The that those statements apply to the League of Nations, is respectfully declined
 President Wilson HAS NOT combined with others to sub anything to the constitution He combined with others to make and victorious war and of his country under the constitution bned with others to make treaty of peace by which the vic tory will be secured.
 War and the of the president commander in chief during and the treaties flowing herefrom the president with respect the negotiations treaties well defined in the constitution.
 organization which asks newspaper to take posi- Declaration of Independence nhbs the League famliarze itself with the principles in America and is sadly egoistic it undertakes the education Of others hls area being itself i'll informed
 is equally ridiculous anybody believe that making the treaty of and offering the ha been taking charters and altering funda mentally the forms of our government"
 thing that is taking place is simple and familiar The people, having constitutional processes The president following the constitutional precedents has treaty which he believes will make diff cult if indeed thereby is not finally abolished | The a League of Nations long agated in America. It thing There is much reason to
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
THE FARMER: JULY II, 1913

pose that the people Declaration Independence being of rebeon unique and original act of " improvement might be expected by it's terms of democratic principles and it does Paragraph ? in it's opening lines, reads follows:
 
 
 thatam aren and suit of
 pursuit of is not compatible with the preserva- ton of life; it is neither liberty, happiness to be at But instrument rationally constructed to end would fulfill condions enable readily the rights of life, liberty and happiness.
 The instrument continues:
 
 1t, new on and in o mos o a hal unknown to the constitution abolish and would have clear ~ by the Declaration of Independence Being effort to end and produce through stituional means alone, it is doubly supported. Since unnecessarily waged is against liberty and the pursuit of happiness and threatening life however waged follows that the Covenant of the League with extension the Declaration Independence the Covenant to the world that which fe liberty and the pursuit of happiness be successfully attained which the Declaration promised and which the League assures.
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
TRYING THE KAISER

" HE TREATY of peace provides in solemn terms for the trial of the late kaiser upon indictment for supreme offense against the laws of international morality and the sanctity of treaties
 Neither be lightly received prepared the treaty principally the states men who had managed the They the leaders of countries sacrificed billions of treasure and mil lions of lives conquest of fhe Central powers.
 When statesmen, charged with affairs signally important treaty the relating to the trial they weighed each word deberaton for the complete mind. This expression is in the form of the already The charged with a supreme offense against international morality and the sanctty of nations.
 supreme will fix the attention. It is the broad found No offense rise higher than
 supreme offense supreme is that offense, which nothing be nothing serious iurou society. opposed to the laws of God
 must not be msed by the of the term mor- ality" instead of the term law
 Had Kaiser been charged with supreme offense against the accusation would be less morality is broader term than inerna- tional kaiser is charged with offense enable to exist in higher state of society tpan possible to brutes
 A may violate a criminal jaw, and not outrage moral itv may criminal and be approved by morality who hung for unlawful attempt to destroy cbattel slavery.
 who commits supreme offense against lnterna class by himself; in guilt he stands on highest turpitude he has peer Among the morally pervert he has equal.
 Consider of the elements that make the charge supreme offense against international morality Wha treaty makers had in their minds when they form ulated tho superlative accusation?
 They of the opinion that during forty or more
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
UNCLE SAM TO
 ASSIST CUPID WITH PASSPORTS

UncleSam will help out Cupid, as the State Department announces that passports will be given to men who became engaged to be married while serving in the army overseas. in or der that they may return to be mar ried, but they must establish the fact that they became engaged while in the service abroad.
 Persons going to Norway, Sweden and Spain are no longer required to show urgent necessity of their trips, but should, however, submit state ments explaining their reasons for going to one of the three countries named. Restrictions upon travel to England have not been relaxed.
 Issuance of passports to the wives and children of persons desiring to study in belligerent countries in Flu rope, is not granted unless documents have been stamped 50 as not to per- init their return before Nov. 1. Women desiring to go to Europe need no longer accompany their ap- plications with the affidavit concern ing male relatives.
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
IRISH PRESIDENT ,
 REPLIES SHARPLY TO LORD FRENCH.
Asserts Elections of Last December Were by Secret
 Ballot.
WOULD ABIDE
 BY PEEBISCITE.
Scorns Idea Majority of Irish Are For British Connection.

New York, July S.---President Dhmon De Valera of the Irish Republic made a vigorous reply yesterday to Lord Lieutenant French's attempt to justify England's continued domina- tion of Ireland.
 Answering French's assertions that nine out of ten Irishmen would vote for British connection and that Ire land Is in a state of rebellion and anarchy, President De Valera spoke thus of England's 'im partiality.''
 President De Valera went on:
 Lord FrtHch has forgotten the elections of last December. A bare twenty per cent of the voters voted for the English union and seventy three out of one hundred and five parliamentary representatives were chosen on the direct issue of inde- pendence, separations from England and the establishment of the re- public.
 These elections were by secret bal lot. Lord French and his agents had control He only put a few hundred of the leading Republicans in jail He pro bably recognized now that he should have imprisoned the whole Re- publican party and put all the prin.- ing presses out of commission and then, well, then---there might have been some sense in his nine to one.' Will Lord French accept a plebis- cite now? Oh, no! The conditions are not suitable.
 1 We have expressed our willingness to abide by a plebiscite of the Irish people. The English Government re- fuses that plebiscite; refuses to abide by the will of the Irish people. i "Of course there is rebellion. Have the Irish people no right to rise up 1 against a system which Is founded to- day on the bayonets of S0,O0o soldiers?
 of course there is anarchy, but the anarchists are Lord French, Ian Mac Pherson and their associates
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
GEN. SMITH IS DECORATED AT
 LUXEMBOURG

Coblenz, Sunday, July 6.---Brig.- General Harry A. Smith, who is in charge of civil affairs in districts of Germany occupied by American troops and the duchy of Luxembourg was the guest of honor of July at a dinner given at Luxembourg by the government of the duchy. During the dinner he was decorated with the Or der of the Crown, the presentation being made by Prime Minister Reuter- on behalf of the Duchess Charlotte. This is the first decoration bestowed by Lux embourg for more than six years.
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
IS GOD AGAINST THE COVENANT?

H R. JOHN chancellor of the Roman Catholic WI Hartford himself against the League of Nations with freedom bitterness and force that leaves doubt of the genunenes of his opinions the Garitv of his belief.
 Murray among clergymen distinguished by his elo- his force and h logical of the facts upon which sustaining presents.
 In the letter to Col Ulman he exhibits his accustomed eloquence and force.
 He gives :sasons why he is opposed to league reason is given directly the other indirectly.
 An experience gained by residence of three years Tn Europe 1900 makes psycboosica and morally impossible for me to support such organization.
 Evidently also F Murray opposes the League upon his be- lief that it is unAmercan idea he in this an Suage:
 "Please messages Wilson to his f Memorial Day and other occasions and tell whether find therein either the word America or American"
 It is Republican writing not the and not the clergyman Fr Murray distinctly says:
 clergyman church am not permitted to pub personal views topic primarily political
 He with manly adds love the Republican party more life and hence you appreciate how find such capable leader in the oppos- ite direction"
 In definite language the chancellor cludes his sweeping denunciation of the League.
 you appreciate why should like to know that Republican member of Congress in both the house and senate, every Republican official of state city the United States, and every citizen, whether man. child in the United States should be whole hearted opposed any the of God that might tell American people what they should or should do event concerning the destnles oi the American nation and people"
 Fr Murray wants super country and no alliance be-
 tween inc limited States and any other country
 Does League Nations create super country? Is the United States and other country
 Is the Covenant anything than a treaty by which have recently experienced the unutter a desire to avoid at least delay fu 
 Does speak in affairs? And when he speaks is it usually through have been raised to position of authority the nations?
 be said that God has withdrawn from the coun sells upon whose side he arrayed when the battle wased.
 At what withdraw? Was it just before the armstce signed? it just after? Was it when the assembled it at the instant wher signatures the responsible leaders of the naton attached to the treaty of peace?
 The peace had two options. It could refuse create permanent leaving all things of the sword and the world to endless
 could attempt enduring peace.
 evidence that God is against the Covenant desired the conference to strive not at all for peace confirmed by a League of Nations?
 the Covena1S of the League shall become the of the world shall then be said that the does not proceed from God?
 will hope that the of God will always guild America other may dictate to the Ameri people, the course they shall take.
 It to many that the Covenant of the League, is tn of Gods love and affection mankin secular authority during the existence.
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
SWISS GUARD KILLS
 SOLDIER ON FRONTIER

/ Geneva, July 8.-A French soldier aged "A, who has been at the front since 1914, and won the War Cross presented himself to the French guard at Neuchatel on the Swiss from tier and said that he must visit his hnancee in Switzerland whom he had not seen for three years. When the guard said that 1t Was impossible to let him pass, the soldier declared, TT am going even if you shoot. me- must ste her." As he crossed the frontier the guard fired and the sol dier fel dead.
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
BELGIAN KING
 TO CLIMB ALPS: .E ENGAGES GUIDES

Geneva, Sunday July 6.-King AL bert of Belgium, who is expected to arrive at Chamonix, in the Alps, to- day, for rest has engaged French guides for mountain o}imbing.
 The King travelled incognito as a simple tourist. He is well known in Chamonix from which place he made several difficult ascents before the war
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
WHEN THE GREAT MAN RETURNS
assures.

/A ZA cal discussion with the the President It the thing to deride great in his absence while he bears his finished t-sk and the world looks his work and declares good.
 Admitting the of much that would have been done better if again ship of the President America fought quick to quick finish.
 Meeting the diplomats Europe American President proved than master of the situation freely said that he would be ouHed by Germany He is accused of undue harshness to Germany.
 He the Italian diplomats, with the result that millions of people have the seaboard who would not have had it if the diplomacy Wilson had been inferior.
 In seeking in the treaty of peace those features that distinctly Amercan these may be counted.
 The President urged upon the revolutionary tra separation They began to separate before the ended are set up people own republic
 Distncively American the provisions the of labor without which would be difficult to provisions of the treaty by which the nations Covenant not to make until they have adopted certain strongly tending to prevent
 peace negotiated, things considered time, sweeping completeness and unncgleced detail it a record peace
 complain of when it thinks of the past few years and the services of President Wilson,
 Did America des peace? He kept the until it could longer be kept.
 Did America desire victory? Under the leadership of Wilson victory was swift and splendid. proceeded without signal interruption When the began there moratorium Now that the there is panic America solvent before the | and is solvent after the
 America has losses but they small compared with the losses of other naOn and smaller when measured by what |
 pays heavy They would have been heav under another leadership; under leader who might have entered the war two or three years earlier
 the leadership of Wilson America has gained suffered less than other people, The American gain industrial power in moral grandeur, in world influence n acreage in seed of a harvest to be reaped.
 condition America after the struggle is almost nconceivaby than the condition of other country
 being and admittedly true, what shall be said of those who dsparage and insult the President
 insult the President usually either partisan politicians thinking of their places who think foreign country than they think of their
 Never people better served than has served by Wilson.
 President declared for the France is returned He spoke comprising nationality, states created Whe German is left with Germany. What not German is taken Germany.
 of the treaty which has not received ade ouate amount attention is the disposition made Eia possessions of Germany
 These have been built into world property They longer national property Their administration by change their status 5 good thing for the world that it will many millions of citizens subjects of the world It is not impossible that the states become the most important portions of the globe.
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
R. R. STRIKERS
 RESUME WORK

Frankfort, Sunday. July e-(By Associated Press)-The railway strik CTS, who have been holding up train service in southern and western Ger many, decided today to resume work. but insist that their demands be met The workers will hold themselves ready for united action in case the governments decision is adverse.
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11
INJURIES LEG
 IN COLLISION

As the result of . collision between a motorcycle and an automobile truck Frank Moraneo. who was on the mo- torcycle, was taken to St. Vincent's hospital yesterday afternoon suffering with a deep laceration of the right leg. The accident took place at Lind ley and Marion streets. Treatment was administered by pr. Pasuth of the Emergency hospital.
Republican farmer., 1919-07-11

A recently patented hanger fo- moth roof clothing bags also seals them Acurely. s7
 A sfen pound electromagnet that will Tiff fifteen times its own weight has ben. invented for many uses about hachine shops.
 By Using eight and a half feet tho dam hich impounds water from Bombk itS capacity was increased lo.so9oo. 900 gallons.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-09-19
TIDAL WAVE IN TEXAS,

Between 70 and 100 persons were
killed, more than 200 injured and
property damage running high in
TO the millions was caused when
a tidal wave ten feet high, raised
by the gulf hurrican which already
had battered the city of Corpus
Christi, Texas, surged through the
streets OH Sunday last. More than
5000 persons were made homeless,
in many cases their homes and all
their property having been swept
away The city was in darkness
that night and most OF il is without
drinking water or sewerage facili-
lies. Heavy damage TO railroads
entering the city is holding up re-
lief trains, which are being rushed
there by order Of the Governor Of
the state and army officers.
The seventy bodies of flood VIC
inns which, mulilatcd beyond
recognition, were recovered at Sin
ton, Texas, and are believed TO have
come from Corpus Christi and the
surrounding towns.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-09-19
MRS. GRAY INJURED,

\ Mrs. Ellen Gray, wife of William
y. Gray, of Sinks Grove, Monroe
county. was struck By an automo-
bile and dangerously injured on
Friday. Sept. 18th. at Sutton, Brax-
ton. county, where she was visiting
her sister. Mrs. VIM. T.. Hines. She
was crossing a street in Sutton and,
in the act of getting out of the way
Of large army truck, stepped di-
rcctly in The path of Ford car
driven by young girl which came
up rapidly behind her. The car
STUCK Mrs. Gray on the head, and
her clothing in some way becoming
cntangled. she was dragged fifteen
and twenty yards before the car
could be stopped. The wound upon
her head is very serious one and
rendered her unconscious for sew
eral days. Mr.. Gray and his son,
Rev. Robt. r.. Gray, went to Sutton
to be with her.
Mrs. Gray was taken TO a hos
pital in Charleston where it was
found she had suffered a fracture
at the base of the skull in addition
to flesh wounds on the head and
slight injuries about the body.