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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-11-07
EE. M. MCAULEY,
Mayor of Camden

Found-Near the home of I. j.
Lowry, a.pendant to lavalliere; the
owner ssn have same on identified
tion and paying for this notice.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-11-07

1t is easier to spend money than
it is to save. 1t is also more fun.
But money that is spent does not
work for you. Habits of thrift
have to be taught. They also have
TO be formed by. practice.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-11-07
Sounds Reasonable.

"The world will soon 'be dry"
"Cheer up. Other things will
come along"
"Bahi"
-"There is the 7jszz dance, for
instance"
How am L going toiiazz on ice
cream sodar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
Bonehead Opposition
Followers of Page Have Not Been Consistent in Attacks;
Lewis Adrot Method Was Discarded
M 4 sPECINL CORnEsrONpENTl

\
The opposition to I'll" bond issue seems to have been at both
policy determined upon by
H. PnmS M Mr r. ne.an1cr Mr Mr. Tat" Brady ara M h%ck lewis
representation which they dd determine upon Mudr win oa and
p%SS " ] stand nyns T"hST Sr % Sp ] nGr Mr m Buck & " m &
tested na was foolish 10 c,p The public 10 fan for such fa
turning from arr-how they
the truth noiS could or would believe nc "''' "' '' " wv
the, So%eG 'So syoHs l,o to Gcr""a 'Sc|
say, they nsuifcu. building
ao%poc%' Sc"%eoT5 I thousand
cnrSics @Sruas i nSs i ""as,oa Sy p0' '''
No ," the oS pnb ,a are p@ t all % " m"a and "% % @ G @ % % P%P
" S9 costs m IG" % So SE M % | & % s % ST M sTn % %G, 3
& Mr. NSrT % M al '"G % and ID c 5 % wS 3 SGd 70
icyc MIR Page reporters incompetent to dsput" 1t IN spit" Of
MIR Page he Is build slOOoooo dam she'll cree, ck
on 9s s9uSr miles % viii supply Tulsa but S. I, nch ~" n%""%
d nTs on ' % ns S % or hat @ mot "a" NJ, OF IN" mS ne nd 5
M rrc-scy was inycssnG by the civic clubs hro"s commcs
ir9 h% to so S'oT| 6" "mno'C @ ed & g, by & eS TsSrs & ] S
much t0c to be spent Gcndins him TIA, lies were od and stuck
,pnG ne OF mn the 3 s % %n'm ] wrS ea S @ 2ca,noH @ % truth With the ~
son by lcr ns"ncc they rrrrc'cd tho public Vow the fact
S, S IN an % o a "a% and r Sha@cr Of % Sa no Excuse
l0r Gi.,nS ga c' m i 9 E Of I @ % H % @ G " for % , @ s, n
,es OF ,c city, n3- decision. are mo-, the nd5nc" OF one mar
right Tulsa followed
has followed @ poo4c red Go forward looking leadership
Comes no" Cagc Isc with PROPOSITION which he wants to sc
Shell creek at cents 1000 gallons lon cannot drink
buy his
which him lie ably
Daniel Alexander, noorousiN
Allied with them ii~rriitcd politicians
Buck who 90 has sunshine
a
to with
Controlled directed by
need q a
them have builders
hOugh ncichbors -n nbbiinE CiyCns
md
hnR
unpr
thing
leadership Is Ikcly July
he done II Tulsa forward
Du wish
take those values by such change In leadership
Which belong IL man or q
uwn" man.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
Noted Engineer Says Presseys Report
Is Correct and Spavinaw Project Easy

Country club. between tne Katy
passenger station and the Arknn-
Ets river. / have Investigated tho
construction ~ the London water
works the General Chelsea and
Lambeth wuteTwUrks ana filters
tho Perth watcrWurk uni nltcr-
iug gallery an In England. was
employed as construction cuEi-
ucer for mo Toulouse wuterwurkA
and tilioring galleries, the Mar
settles wutcrworks and filters IN
France. and the Loghoru water
works tud cislcrnH Ion Italy. ana I
know what ] am NnlkinE about
when I say that Spavinnw is tho
only ideal water source ana viii
DO all that Mr. Prcsscy says li will
! challenge any engineer 10 "a JOINT
debate on hydraulic engineering.
hydro-clcctric power plants. ana
tmnsmisglon, In the auditorium
NJ the city hall. 81 Louis gotsjho
water from tho Mississippi nni tn-
Missouri rivers Tho water ~
muddy just ls muddy as the
Grand river water Therefore 81
Louis must purity tho water Now.
inou. wnHf docs So Louis use per
year 'o filter tho water. 3l,C56.OO0
pouuJE uf lime. 100000 pounds
OF sIiphlto NJ ron 3.T31.Eti
pounds ur mIphnfD ~ 4uminn
lmctcrrD. ESQ pounds ~ fulplalo
OF uuWiua DufucuD. lll.O35
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

/ do no, understand how any
one can honestly attack Mr. Pres
scys report The Democrat in
sundays edition claims that rculo-
gisfs point out that tgc formation
~ rocks upon which prossey eN-
poets Zoo build his dam - what they
call "a fault" etc Who are
these gcOlurIsts have hul't
reservoir sites. dam sites. timber
dams. earth dams. rock ull dams,
and masonry dams have built
dams where nobody ever thought
they would hold water mNo
laid ont tho dam FOR the Nos'uu
WaterW have ruIt fng
dam for the paiapsco EIDutrl. &
Manufacturing 60. Leicester.
M and can assure the people
of Tulsa that the propopyd dam m
the Spavinaw river iH playwork
compared with the above nance
dams have studied Sir Hrog-
scys report and found Smo 60 Do
absolutely true ana correct in
every detail exhaustive and com
plete from an engineering stand
roint ! see f1rihcr that some en-.
gIuocrs question rho capacity ~
SpavinnW lo produce suffeicnt
water f0r oU purposes including
the hydro-clcCirir energy 90
pump lt believe those "sU.naI.ui
rnEincnrg' hu'o only seen fhu
territory between Kendall ana ms
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

pounds OF Hulphato 81 alumlnR
thltrrs), 16,Jj2 pounds of chlor-
Inc
And how much docs ~. Louis
remove per year, Water Com
missioner E y wall states In HIS
yearly report that 32g.JOO tons of
mud are removed from tho water.
Tho same viii he necessary with
the Grand river. Of course on a
smaller scale Grand river Ia mud
dy FOR ten months a year; why
not 20 10 SpRyinaw where we can
get pure water which does not
need any treatment at all2 The
analysis Of tho Spnyinaw shows
that % locH not contain any bRc-
trrina and has no microscopic or
ganlHms Spayinaw ia the Ideal
water FOR Tulsa
once more New York city pro-
yidcd waterWorks for 100000
people when aa u fact she only has
a population OF 100000. 8 But
she be growing and che knows H.
The people who are adverse 10 tho
winter bonds are of narrow vision
and have no confidence In the
growth NJ the Cltv They nrr sat
isfird with the "stlllstand''
Shall Tulsa remtlnath wonder
city ~ the middle west Vote for
good water, vote FOR the bonds on
july 10. ana Tulsa Will
tSiEnrdJ ARTHUR FRANK.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

The Weather

TULSA. Okla July o - Maximum,
% minimum 20 south winds, clear.
OKLAHOMA Monday snd TUESDAY
generally fair continued warm
LOlISlANA Monday and Tuesday
generally iairc noua. partly cloudy iu
south portion
ARKANSAS Monday and Tuesday
generally fair. continued warm.
FAST TENAs. Nonda, and Tussdav
partly cloudy m north portion. unset
tied ln south portion with local
showers
WEST TEXAS Monday and Tuesday
generally fair
KANSAS Gensraly fair Monday Ani
Tussdhye somewhat warmer 90 extreme
taN portion Monday continued warm
TUESDAY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
Ardmorc Party and Four
Others Lost When Gulf
Storm Hits Yacht.
GALE LASTS SEVERAL HOURS
Launch Left Corpus Christi
Early Sunday Morning;
No Word Received.
ANOTHER WATER TRAGEDY
Five Persons Drowned at
Gulfport, Miss, as Many
Bathers Look on.

CORPUS CHR1sTIs. Texas. July
6-The gasoline launch Waldo, with
nine persons aboard. ls missing as
the result of heavy gale which
struck here early this morning and
lasted until nearly midday The
Waldo LETT here yesterday afternoon
with James McAlllster and party
OF five Ardmore. Okla. friends and
crew of three on board for "a
pleasure cruise on the bay
IL is possible that the Waldo may
have put in az some point on the
bay and is unable TO communicate
with Corpus Christi on account OF
the wires being down.
The gale, which was accompanied
by heavy rain, blew AT the rate OF
from 90 20 go miles an hour foE
nearly eight hours blowing away
piers and doing considerable damage
90 harbor craft Numerous frame
buildings In the outskirts Of tho city
were demolished and many more un-
rooted No injuries have been re-
ported.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
RESPONSIBILITY is OODGED
Paper Unsigned and 1t Is
Not Known Who Wishes
to Take Credit.
EVEN ENDORSE THE ARKY
Tenor Of Report Indicates
Insidious Attempt to
Confuse Voters.

Puruortod 20 be the report" OF
'sr Tulsa Engineers club on the
yrav.naw pro3crt. but being such II
crude uIrua OF work as TO cause
doubt az ils authenticity. docu-
meat has been presented by indi-
,Ims known 10 bc opposed TO
Tulsa securing water from Spavi-
nav This document. inslnuatinR.
ns.duous. insulting to the intelli-
renee of tho cgizens OF Tulsa be-
cause a. its palpable unfairncss and
rlIssflfDmcnt Of facts. estimates that
10 will take about $500 600 more
than MIR Prcssey had figured TO
rlrry out the gigantic engineering
feat which would give Tulsa what It
needs more than anything else, what
10 must have II 10 rs TO progress in
stead NJ retrorradc-a practically
unlimited supply OF cheap, pure
water suitable not only for all com
merchl purposes but for drinking as
we'll
while q is known that tho Tulsa
engineers club was fostorcd for the
express purpose Of discrcditing the
Spavinaw project. this alleged re
port Is which bears the caption OF
The Tulsa Engineers Clubs Notes
on sravnaw Creek Project" " ac-
companIed by a letter over the sig
nature Of r i Hughes. president.
protesting that the sole object Is to
give the public the benefit OF their
knowledge and experience in tech
ncll matters"
Report Unsigned.
The report" itself is unsigned, n
most UNUSUAL and 'untechnical'
procedure for a professional or
ganlzauon even one that has as
sumed the sclf-imposed task Of try
ing To- keep Tulsa throttled by moth
irg better than the present supply
o. Arkansas brine.
Af'cr padding the report OF what
'hey say they think lt would cost
20 pu' in the Spavinow system and
by raising Hypothetical supposltfons
which thry think VIII destroy con-
idenco in tho Spnvinaw project. this
technical report closes with the
following astounding statement:
I'm comparing the Splvinaw creek
water with the present source Of
supply we fnl that the Arkansas
river water as now softencd III
tered and s'crilizod h0s the follow
!ng properties.
For 90 months ~ the year it
suitable for an domestic purposes
For SIX months Of the year Il
q good industrial water,
AZ AN times during the year
p is practically fret from bacteria
ana is safe f1r drinking purposes.
q l- IS os soft ms Spavlnaw creek
water
We find that sravinaw creek is
Fe'y desirable ana adequate source
q supply"
Strong for Arkansas.
bis I"rrnr Mr hughes saws
't' Arh1usbe river water after
US Treatment filtration and chloriu-
oua0 is "a perfectly healthy and saf
Sa''r Tor drinking purposes We
''.fy" thn' this fact should be
.a.'H 90 'h" attention or an citi-
'''' I'm 0rd,r i0 reduce tho sickness
caused tF Tho use OF contaminated
a''.. Tho attention OF an c.i'zcus
.''.. ...n n" called tN the fact Tint
ITO i..'u''0n plant has been com
.'.'1 and '0 operation loss than n
I ana that tho Arkansas river
"'''r 7 unn1IaDhlc due IN as salt
,'-.gn' NOT MORE THAN Two
'" THREE MONTHS PER YEAN "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

WASHINGTON, July 6-An earth
quake OF moderate intensity, be-
lleved 10 have had It's center In cen
.trll SouA America. was recorded
early today by the seismograph az
Georgetown university The earth
tremors first were recorded at All
o clock and continued until 4 O'Clock.
The distance OF the disturbance was
estimated at $500 miles from wash
ington.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07
R-34 Lands at Mineola
at GAS Sunday
Morning. @
FUEL IS EXHAUSTED
Petrol Left Was Enough for
Only 80 Minutes
of Flying.
CREW MEMBERS WORN OUT
AZ Days Without Sleep
Air Heroes Are
Weary.
TO START BACK TUESDAY
Lighter Than Air Craft to
Leave for England
Early Tomorrow.
CREW MEMBERS WORN OUT
70 START BACK TUESDAY

MINHOLA. n. Y, July 9 6-Grent
Rritaln'a super diriglblo R-14, tho
first lighter than air machine to
cross the Atlantic ocean, anchored
here nt Roosevelt flying field at
9b4 a. m. today tsbA Greenwich
mean time). after an aerial voyage
NJ lO8 hours and l2 minutes. which
covered 3,i3O knots or approximate
ly 5000 land miles.
Passing through dense banks NJ
cloud. with the sun and sea visible
only AT rare intervals, the R-li was
forced to cruise 3 $50 miles 60 reach
Trinity BAY, n r., from East For
tune. Scotland, and l,9AA miles
from there 60 Mlneoln
when the super Zeppelin arrived
hero she had left only enough petrol
To Keep her moving 90 minutes long
sr Her crew, almost HloopleHa for
four and "A half days. were weary
almost to tho point OF exhaustion,
but happy at the eucceasful com
pletion OF their epoch making trip
The return voyage Will DO started
Tuesday at "A. m.
HagEard. unshaven. their eyes
bloodHhot from the long vigil and
lines OF caro- bitten deep into their
faces. Major g. II. Scott, the com
mandcr and his officer showed
plainly the effects OF tho anxious
hours through which they lived yes-
terday while they were cruising
over the far reaches " Canada and
the Bay Of Fundy bcset by fog.
heavy winds and terrific electrical
storms
Atmosphere Haunted"
at seemed as though the atmos-
phere was haunted by 5000 devils" +"
said Lieut. Guy Harris. the meteor
oloRical officer.
win the R-3i lon goverdue at It's
destination. petrol supply running
low and buffetvd by strong head
winds. Major Scott decided yester-
day while over the Bay " Fundy to
sen da wireless call TO the American
navy department TO be- prepared 10
give assistance N u were needed
This was merely measure OF pre-
caution and ala not Indicate dis
couraEcm.nt While destroycra and
submarine Chhacra wnre racing to
hor hssistnnco tho R-34 was plug
ginR steadily ahead on tho way to
Mineola- once clear ~ the Bay OF
Fuudy tho atmospheric hoodon.
which had bceet the craft from the
time u took tho air was gradually
loft in It's wake.
The R.3i headed southwest out
across tho Atlantic along the coast
Of Maine, her nose pointed Tor Cape
cod with Tho United Smtos destroyer
Bancroft hanging on her mil and I'm
constant wireless communication
with her Tho destroyer stuck close
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

GULFPORT Miss. July O.
within fun view of many bathers
five persons were drowned I'm Miss,
issippi sound today Mrs Ina
Thomas, while 200 Yards from shore
stepped into q channel and -four
others lost their lives attempting IA
save her,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-07

Ivrr, manufacturing plant I'm
Tuisn needs good water nui Tulsa
needs more manufacturing plants.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15

an snnuai arrival OF per cent or
30. 900. The same percentage would
have 10 serve for other nationalitins.
so that all would DC treated alike.
And with our iitcracy law. all would
have 10 have certain degree Of edu-
80 ton which s~ distinct ADVANTAGE
in 4 democracy
There will be powerful interests
opposed TO further restriction. az they
corhsted the literary test Newly
raturaiiz~f citizens hose who stu
have warm feesing for the old
country Impractical, idesIists and
sseTtsi7s manufacturers With An ey0 tof
Keen petition for Jobs among
work-rS--these among others will or.
pose restriction.
And yet, restriction will be good
for them all. The greatest danger
IN the labor situation in tho days Of
transition TO peace times. il in thc
Fact that Z high percentage Of the
workmcn arc so called foreigners, who
are susceptible 10 wild, theories
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15
Concentration of the Mind
And All Strength of Souls
Must Enlist All This With the Power Brain to Save the
Fatherland Says Max Harden

experiences that wave will not down
All round me feel depression. duh
anxiety, fear OF The future: every
whore | sense souls that are deeply
hung by shadows
Dear Fellow Citizens, han this fear.
You did not tremhle before a world
"f foes, q world of nations that were
pictured to you as irreconcliahle arch
enemies. And now--it is possible .
You are going to tromble before Ger
mans---people born upon Your own
German soil?
Vision. feeling, and rresentment
point to the seeds Of the fear. Woe
TO us if they point correctlyi If we
do not, all of US succeed in Great
ing harmony of soul and In creating
among the people spirit that will
resoun1 through our fatherland still
more nightly than did the national
viii to defense in August 1914. then
We are lost,
Nor must those OF YOU who arc
blessed with worldly goods despair.
We who are looked upon today by
the masses with suspicion not un-
JUSTIFIED. must realize that We "a a
caste, as an entity. have sinned and
owe atonement.
This. ! say here yoday'l who early
enough in the strusgio~-and this my
worst enemies cannot deuy-sound
I'd warnings in spite Of all he power,
! that were.
: "a further irs,alment OF Herr
Harden = spec i " " fotlow.N
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15
Weekend Meditations
6. w. X.


= "Sy o" you Ger 5ohA,bas
her@ something the world YOU dc Just he better ar op
valuable looking the other job and perehance ~inng
in my
praycrfully
nsse .hn essential 10 life Unless tnsrs the
~ r n whs 1 S MFe in his H aT Tfe earnest
worth the living live This especially
coming only from those Who
$eai pleasure 50
his spt w ] m M means but h WoTb t9 H. oGf r
] ard 9 lacking that which about Eladness and
half hearted hands
by The man who realizes the earne#nes
naso va en thou so voc ana q f ] 9 &c f Sa attn
DEATH the end of our earthly Ire N n faithful the large
things
req p9n of 's and hoor ana h to fact that they
dom to III" who has the element of stick
ffu ,@r~ HWeer promise
hereafter.
Fearlcssness. How this
@ W ro oa "tn ~n So h n ] afraid To h Se
eoe or the A1s a Ms9 who s2 o aT T when P t laws
viii n tG n 'EsH Scm ueh have he huF F
world
DOLLAR: who
mann
m But after all fathfulnesy
% aess y Is ace NJ supported and sustained by key
to the w as to the renn@ and pove
dsradation You
poem
vi@5ory
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15
THE REVENUE BILL FINALLY APPROVED

an Overwhelming majority Of bo'n
parties IN both houses and IS such
goes before ihs country pracHcaAg
tree O; partisan responsibility. This
"a 80 much better than might have
been that ali have cause TO be thank :
Ia wa, ue whole question IS Sc
tied. Republicans At The ve"y last
nonlcht, found that .heS dared not
stand in the way or legislation
urgently needed both 10 raise needed
funds and to abolish the gross in
equalities Of the existing laws,
II ways can now be devised for the
adoption OF a budget system OF ma
tional finance. with IA thorough audit
OF all spendings. We may hope that
the business OF the government Is on
the way to much higher standard
of business practice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15

Il " unsxon person in responsihle-~no
~ ii not quite the word-sponsor
fha latest spelling reform. TINS
1ixfduai. deeply grieHed because 80
SISx uncultua men and women
mot know how TO pronounce then
IitelS. especially those with the
1nx' sound, proposed 10 introduce
new letter to indicate this pro
1~netA tion It's ahsurdly simpl All
~ editor Is asked TO do is 10 put in
that resembles an ~ with
|Ie dot ief. of next after any vowel
&Sn even the least cultuahed Of his
Hers will understand how the
kprd should be spoken
That there are no such types now
&n3isble is o small matter that can
If enough editors can he
Fopght to sec the light Meantime
- dots can be clipped off after the
matter is get. II would be absolutely
kc Inconvenience and wouldn't cost
esnt.
Hut that Is not all or even the
gSokSt. This champion OF English az
he ought to be spoke, in his devo.
y1On 70 the Cause, has made provision
~ tyres 10 take the place OF other
cfeffcsi marks. 10 be set along
Ae the ycwels, 80 that in prop.
~ oet-up piece OF printed matte,
Qfy vowel sound would be indicate
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15

d The senate followed the house q
REPRESENTATIVE in approTins he
sven. bill as Y came tron' con-
Senfererce e11oot Of tt~n made
Gsschs in opposition which W.
kieay re.narAsele for Ms els:m t"@s
saea sure viii not produce nearly
mueh income ~ had been eH-
6ted. This wss widely a, variance
xtA the objections raised q few day
when were informed ia almost
k1ioritatiye language that it would
onoo< mine or ten billion dollars in
m1v nf the six billions aimed a..
me bin will so to President Will
xor signature Immediately upon
ASraval in the United States and
btIeas viii. be signed. As II
kaAs. II has received the support OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15

and the most unlearnnd could. in
time. come TO speak his mother
tongue almost as well az the Boston
personal least. SO as To be intclH
gihle TO him Then there are marks
for certain conEonants. which have
various sounds
All told. dozen or hneen diacritI-
cal marks of The new order would be
sufficient 10 indicate how most words
ought to b. vocalized. To insert
them i'll their proper places would
create work for an army OF printers
and proof readers; would add about
90 per cent TO the length of the
average word as it would appear in
print, which would bring about an
enormous increase in the consunp
ton OF white paper. and thus make
more work for paper makers, more
freight TO haul more postage TO bc
paid by periodical and book publish
ers, and. generally. would sreed uy
business amazingly
We wonder thar nobody ever
thought of so simple an expcdient 70,
/ providing jobs for every body who ha!
been engaged in the national servic,
/ during the war II the discoverc
{ viii now direct his mighty intellec
/ 70 the task OF making ii work. W
shall all be happy and become &c
/ quainted with our own language {,
a degree OF intimacy never b,fo-
I i'm Cined
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-15

'Note, tntNef~ti H"rNlc" pre~~n :
herewith exclusively the first install
nent on remarkable speech by
MaAitniltan Harden the German FIRE
brand Journalist, delivered recently
eefor" huge German audience, IN
which the famous editor o. the lux
unfit. sheds an illuminating light upon
the war and it's issues as seen by hlm}
by MNAlMiLtNN HARDEN.
ESPECIALLY Translated for Universal
SerNiceD
Berlin, Feb. ~ { va amsterdam
ana London l--lhc words or TWO
APOCALYPSE, words IRON me reveal
uons oI ESras and Iohn' nave come
true They are words written In the
BOOKS IN winch all that which hu-
manitN Is experiencing today all that
through which our poor, crushed
homeland is living IL pre- designed in
terrible hieroclyphics.
Everything, var, murder. demon
aiiZahon. massacre. the monster ris~
ing from the sea, the hfe-rain even
the plague which VIC suffered ana
which we are suffering. ts pictured in
those biblical chapters IN ineradlcahie
Holors.
There ~ but one 'h'nC i'tf that mas
not been fulfilled. and never shall be-
civil war. tho blood! warfare between
To Illustrate the realization OF This
prophecy We must today concentrate
all the strength OF souls, all the power
OF our brains. The concentrated
strength of all thinking hearts must
be enlisted ~ this task.
For You may be as sure as YOU are
OF the end - tyeiy ne; IN" menace
lE formidable, Ana let us DC frank ~--
thos" who believed that all would cnd
IN satisfactory spectacle, an"
that one fine morning We al Wonld
wake up and al would be We'll again
those who reason thus nave never
fateorr'd the things that were ana
The things that are
II was in August, 1919, that INC
vi III. the sentiment and the Ercnstn
or cur people broke down the very
things which through four wears had
hern 'he Salwzrk OF this realn1-fhe
pay me homage that is due them
the people the gratitude to wnom we
r. ust manifest not with shallow WORDS.
but with deeds--decds which shall
prove what they have suffered ana
hled for.
ThoSc people had been toid--and
it had hccn hammered into the
gra }ns -,tf II pou llrks hatred ana erNy
and The hostility OF the entire world
They had been told further:
N 1--WE have been treacherouSly at
,arkod and must defend ourselves
With cunning articles something