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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-04
by Associated Press:

by Associated Press:
WASHINGTON. May 3.-Meteor-
ologists OF the weather bureau who
are cooperating with the navy de-
partment in preparation for the
trans Ally tic flight. regard Il as
proba bic that in going overseas the
three naval seaplanes under Com
mander John II. Towers. will main
tain an altitude OF from 1000 to
. .000 feet. They believe the planes
viii not have 10 fly high as would a
trans-cOntinental aviator. in order
TO derive the greatest possible as
sistance from the winds.
Wind is the one element OF para
mount Importance TO a successful
digit, according TO Prof Charles r.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-04

Today will be one Of the biggest
days yet in the Victory Liberty loan
drive which viii be brought to a
close next Saturday.
10 is Victory sunday in all OF the
churches Protestants and Catholic
ministers alike have agreed 90 talk
to their congregations on the Vic
tory loan. pointing out 10 an the ne
ceSsity of raising more than $1,000
GOO in the next few days 20 complete
ST. Joseph county's quota OF So
g00.ula Bond statesmen and sales
women viii be busy in all OF the
churches. subscriptions viii be
taken ana every effort will be made
to have Victory sunday one OF the
most profitable days of the entire
campaign.
This afternoon the famous Blue
Jacket band will give a concert IN
The auditorium of the high school
building The conCers viii be given
al o'clock Loan officials have
urged that people come 20 the con-
ert as early as possible il they wish
TO secure seats. as it is feared the
auditorium is not half large enough
To take care OF the crowd that will
wish 20 hear the concert OF the sailor
Toys
George Barnard Here.
An added attraction Of the after
noon meeting will be am address by
Hon. George Barnard OF Newcastle
Ind Mr. Barnard is a prominent
attorney and politician. and has fire.
ouently been mentioned as the next
republican candidate for governor
OF Indiana. Iu this county frequent
ly during the fourth and the Victory
loan drives Mr. Barnard has made a
sreat impression with every audi
nee that he has addressed. lie will
deliver a stirring address at the high
-chool meeting urging people 20 buy
aonds 10 the limit 20 keep the war
record OF the county absolutely
clean.
south Bend viii enter the last
week OF the loan drive with fresh
enthusiasm, loan officials expect. be-
cause Mishawaka has already gone
(CONTINUED Oh PAGE FOUR)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-04
FEDERAL RESERVE
DISCOUNTS DECREASE

WASHINGTON, May 3. Dis
count operations Of the general re-
serve banks showed "A marked in
crease during the last week. accord
ing TO the federal reserve boards
weekly financial statement Bills
discounted secured by Liberty bonds
or certificates increased SIS. 900.
Gold reserves fell $2.6OO,O0O. while
deposits dropped s2O,O0O,OO0 and
the reserve percentage declined
from SOL 10 51.7 percent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-04
MAKE UNSUCCESSFUL
ATTEMPT AT REVOLUTION

Hy Associated Press
WASHINGTON. May Am un-
successful attempt at another revo-
tuition i'm Portugal was reported in
advices received here today thr5cEh
official channels. TWO regiments Of
infantry were said 20 have Joined IN
the movement 20 restore the mon
archy, but the remainder Of the
army remained loyal and the revolt
was quickly put down.
Many conservatives were arrested
and the advices said that those
found guilty would be sent 10 Ma
deira- II also is proposed 20 exile
u MADEIRA all the prisoners sem
fenced 20 varying terms after the
recent revolution
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-04
COOK COUNTY GRAND
JURY INDICTS TEN

b Associated P-e-s-
CHICAGO May The Cock
county grand jury today returned
indictments against 10 persons
charged with election frauds in the
February mayoralty primaries. the
accused including three women and
six men. precinct jCdges and clerks
Of election. IL was the FIRST time
women had been charged with ir-
Irregularities since they obtained suf-
frage In Illinois
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-04
BY Associated Press {:

BY Associated Press:
WASHINGTON. May 3.-Peas-
ants in eastern siberia are resisting
efforts Of the Omsk government 10
draft them for military service and,
according TO official advices reacn-
ing Washington. bolshevik agents
are prompting them in their stand
and promising that American troops
will protect them.
According 70 these adyices. peas
ants report daily 10 American dip
lomatic officials ia Nladivostok. or
10 American army officers IN outly-
ing places that they will resist the
draft officers and ask that the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-04
Believed Bomb Was Sent by
DiSgruntIed Workman Now
in South Bend.
REFUSES TO OPEN PACKAGE
Postal Authorities Here Work
ina on Case, But No Clues
Are Found.
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
WAUKESHA. Wis, May a-A
deadly bomb. mailed Friday from
South Bend Ind TO John Enders
who is connected with the Maj
Ieable Iron works Of this city. has
caused the widest kind OF excite
ment here.
Mr.. Enders. who is prominent
citizen. suspected that the package
contained "A bomb and did not open
il However. he took it out 90 "a
secluded spot i'm the country where
a number OF local detectives fired
upon il. but the bomb failed To- ca
plode
From Disgruntlcd Workman.
II is thought that the bomb was
sent TO Mr.. Enders by a disgruntied
workman, formerly employed at the
Malleable iron works. bat now en-
ployed i'm South Bend.
Secret service operatives are now
working on the case
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-04
NATION STILL
IS FAR BEHIND
Only One Week Of Victory
Loan Drive Left With
Quota Lacking.
BY Associated Press:

BY Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, May with
two weeks of the Victory Liberty
loan campaign gone and only one
week remaining, only s1,657,s7s,000
has been subscribed. the treasury
reported tonight This is 36.s4 per-
cent Of the $4,000. 100000 desired
Subscriptions and quota per
centages by districts arranged in or
der OF percentage standings are as
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-04
JAPAN WANTS SOUTH
AMERICAN TRADE

~ ANN0DlITpU Press
WASHINGTON. MAY Japan
is making "a determined effort for
south American trade according TO
Information received today in Wash
ington. Japanese commercial agents
have been particularly active IN that
country since the war ended. and il
was said that japanese firms with
the aid OF new steamship lines. sup
ported in part by the government.
have begun an extensive interchange
OF manufactured goods and raw ma
terials
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-04
GEN. BLATCHF0RD
SAILS FOR AMERICA

PANAMA, May Brig Gen
Richard NJ. Blatchford relinquish-
ing command OF the Panama canal
department. sailed Saturday for
New Orleans. Major General Case
". Kennedy. his successor, will
make no changes in the standing
orders pending a study OF conditions
here and in the adjacent district
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-04
WILLIAM 6. SH00P
GIVEN CROSS OF HONOR

WASHINGTON. May 3.-The
Grand Cross OF the Legion of Hon
or was presented 20 William G..
sharp, former American Ambassa-
dor 10 France, at the French en-
bassy here today by Count lie
Chambrun. consellor and charge.
The embassy staff Mrs. Sharp and
bassador were present.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-04
POPE CHOSE THREE
PRELATES FROM u. S,

ROME. May 3.-POpe Benedict
has appointed Monsignor Dennis
O'Connor OF New York. the Rev.
James A Griffith OF Salix. Iowa, and
the Rev. George J. Waring. chan
cellor Of the army bishops. as his
domestic prelates
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-04
ASK BELGIAN KING
NOT TO SIGN TREATY

BIS Associated Press
BRUSSELS. May 2.-A petition
has been presented 10 King Albert
by the national political committee
that ne refuse 20 sign the peacs
treaty This COMMITTEES represents
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-04
Working ON Case.

John y. Hunter. postohice inspec-
tor, has charge Of the South Bend
end of the bomb mystery. and late
last night declared that efforts 10
establish the identity Of the sender
were so far unsuccessful.
At 1888 last night Capt James
T. Schock Of the police department
said that the South Bend police had
not heard anything and did not
know anything concerning the ease.
as far as he knew.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-04
Volunteer Sunday to Mark Be-
ginning of Effort to Get
Full Quota.
COB BAND THIS AFTERNOON
ST. Joseph County Still Far
Behind in Victory Loan
Campaign.
LOAN EVENTS OF WEEK.

Victory Sunday will
be celebrated In all the churches
Of the city. Ministers will preach
special sermons ON the loan. Sub
scriptions will be taken. Com
mittee i'm charge OF church cele-
brations compOses Rev. =. j.
Carroll OF St Joseph's Catholic
church. and Rev. G. A. Lippin-
colt Of the First Presbyterian
church
SUNDAY. 4 Il. M.-The famous
Blue Jacket band will play a spe-
ciaI concert in the auditorium OF
the high school building. Hon.
George Barnard. one OF the
prominent politicians and attor-
neys OF the state. Of Newcastle.
Ind. viii deliver a patriotic ad-
dress
FRIDAY. 1915 y. Ma Joint
luncheon Of all the organizations
OF business men of the city will
be held i'm the Rotary room OF
the oliver hotel All club lunch
cons of the week have been can
celled for the big Victory loan
luncheon. Members OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce. Ad-Sell league.
and University, Rotary, Kiwanis
and Knife * Fork clubs have
Joined hands 20 make the meet
ing a success. All business men
OF the city are invited 10 attend.
Several stirring addresses will be
delivered Nelson l.. Jones chair
man of the features committee Of
the Victory loan. viii be in
charge of some special stunts for
the occasion
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-04

PROGRESS OF THE LOAN.
-. Joseph county quota $3,9OO.0O0
Approximate amount
subscribed ......... 2.75O.0OO
Balance needed O COM
plcte quota. ........$l 10000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-04
THE WEATHER.

Indiana: Showers and thunder
storms sunday and Monday. cooler
Monday.
Lower Michigan. Rain SUNDAY
and Monday. not much change On
temperature
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-04

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-04

CONTINUED on PAGE FoUR)
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16
nxrcaN TACTICS M TEE SOUTH

The Ho. GARTER GEzaa nssM secretary OF uaf
Htr.assury wss eacaec Last fall a. represent salEe
8cg the slxIh slsr4Som district Of Virginia Ehe
total vose eaas GizerEla at THAT eIsellf8l aei.
two rEsSasznd. seven hundred aaad ssFsTaIseI
Mr. GLASS rsssesvsd tas big nna5arlEF Of these
and probably il a. we'll gTaal1ris6 ion ms cstl-
net poslsl0a "a any member af the naa5orl5gg
party m e1Tasr hoaase Of ecngEE4sn we EzFs No
word Of dlsparzgsr1suI for ha- Bot essne11-
tEoEs m Virginia Typical Of c17afl111oElss
throughout Gae sagath, end By the system LII
forces down There fewer voters choose e'5narsas-
men tazn are res4arss1 to choose nassllhers OF
legislatures IN many northern staIes
Again Virginia elected q senator Last fail
the total vote CT the state Oh that aaas1s he1Eg
forty sf-Gt-ssasf- fGs- hundred and EtEE-HTa-
AEs1,zt the ssrae number Of ballots the to-
tai ezst II tire sea congregational dAs1rIeaa- In
o1s OF saes4s- the nfElEh. where CongrssaaazaE
Slemp- Republican, was asee5sei- y4rgzIl1atsty
o-s-fEfra Of the whole v5se OF sAs state waa
east Vet Virginia hes five ana2trs9 and E1TF
aizamssad citizens with sIIEGEE0raa rEglg
To vote fsar hrsnf1re49 Thousand Of wEGz1 sra
dist rsnehSsa8 IN one way q sa0Ehar Or Kept
srogs the polls OF these. TWO lgEftrse and
forty-zve Thousand are whites an1 one Elr1re1
and fFftg-fve sE0IsssaE6 are blacks Tie sG--s rs
shas an oE5garehy IN which political activities
are left 20 an intellectual goFeraTEg CASTE
whereas all other eox1nzonweAlths OF this e99n-
try arg 6e1oerze1as where universal manhood
suffrage ID the rule and IN some OF them WOMEN
suffrage practically 5oubBes the popular role
Il IL interesting 90 recall IN this connection
that IN Efe time OF our friction with Mexico and
opposition to Huerta the contention of Press
dent Wilson was shat elections m Mexico were
'areEezf beeaase Of the practical dIssrzaczElae-
aent Of great lIlaterzts element OF the poEa1Ea-
.Tos- Vet al that tEaas, for many years before
t. and now, Substantially the saras conditions
prevail IN the so1th, which keeps TtseEf solid
and maintains Ets dominance Of the legislative
ranch by tfsc Same limited franchise that orr
government condemned In Mexico.
1T ID naan1fessIy unfair for the rest OF the
gnioa that one great section Of it should he a.
owed 10 base IT'S representation IN congress on
population deprived enthusiastically Of It's
right 10 vote II universal suffrage Is desirable
i aaoad be the rule throughout the land.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16
EnowIeGsge and timber sssoa1d not E@ Ea1ca
used sfTE sfsey are seasoned Holmes.
IL ANOTHER WAg coNEGg

What happened alter tse oestbreak Of tzse
raersssatIor IN France 2 century and quarter
ag0 ne1s happen again. The French coavsn-
s6ass declared war against IagianG azad Holland.
ssasssrfas a4ses Prussia, syEagtaiz5ng with the
easss of gaoaaFe4sg, went to war with revolr-
sasaary FfaEess but they were defeated BY the
zanzY os ~ sanseaJoSses" II the battle Of
gasasg~ We a@ass not &ssesase th&t Deeaase Ger
azr Eas beerq ssssea4e9 ia the recent YER she is
aassossaa ktsr r4ase4aef wa5Ae gasss@ - ruled By
$40 scssssepe5-
a eeser 10 sex fas @s&taer - ~ trr1er pro-
sSrtfssss Ne aatsG sos z Easz4&a& goox 1T tae
a4eoreasg 1r585sns from tfss boEsaev5st glgz,-
DaENf. E.s1Ai.sse md gsses<g ta.es taGugselves
pierre saa Nara .sor saeasesges ard their
sfsg sssg eaaf So ssaxas II successfully, BIT
Fsse ao5sssee=fz ~ G9#eaaz capitalism IN
sssaer vsrts. - enr5re commercial e~zanSzatsoa
~ s5a xassd FseT aaHs made themselves fse
afassers - 2a5s-7s Tier 3-saaa ~ 5aseeGlag al
E1e Be9gtss - 30 w5rs9 with Snez~ s-sssx1s,
80 DID ess s+s7fe5 =sz1f3g5calzs ~. l+eza " en-
peralg ~ assa7sea - s7sry ssrsa@ry ~ G4sIr e.
fFerss F5eTs sss5sgesSsary s.sztIs vas fr0za
J5g2 ~ fF5s ~ vzr vFsa ~ E,8esye N sl11srye
Sag salgersas soassrZs6a France. Tsses- ri ~
fyssst1slasrsss rsSssss tee z-e4s sFzz sS.ag{.f IN
invade her 81, md s4aoe s4<fsz re cyeeszsspe
fsrss Gefeabs4 SPAR, Ssea Et&1Y, nd TIER. PR
land, Austria, aEt prass.a IRE sszT9aeasae If
this eFisls ~ Ffefsea history hes beea obsn4rs6
hg the subsequent ylefories 81 EaooIeoa.
Whether Lgnine and Trotsky hare deen5o
etudied French revolutionary history Or ~
they are IN the present enaergeney foItsagfno
revolutionary frances example The enor
nous man power Of Russia will enable them n
defy what they would describe ~ "alI eardtaI
4 lstlc Europe" until they are crushed
In his speech at Manchester President WI
son declared that the United States was not in.
terested IN the peace of Europe but only in the
peace OF the world. But bolshevism aims ~
disturbing the peace of the world and Uagina
war against every land in which capitalism nre,
walls. What German autocracy failed 10 do hol
sneyism hopes to do-namely, to conquer the
world The world must, in self defense fight
and conquer this dreadful enemy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16

Or asserted -As al illustration. Here
N Burlington the city has z con:rzc,
with the street railway company. call.
Ing FOR five cent fare On the lines.
That franchise viii not expire for two
years- Why ghozsSd state board be
vested witt, the right to ignore tina,
contract and make II null and void oy
a decision granting the street railway
company the right 20 charge q larger
rate OF fare
b1sfeye that the city councils In
the stste, elected by the people can
ssrTe their interest as well as state
commission. They will al least be Oct.
ter acquainted with conditions sur-
rounding the situation
II Is probable that the city council
at some future melting VIII 70 on re-
cord as opposed TO tie appointment OF
the utilities commission in this STATE
Members declare tia. the IoezI util,tg
companies have always been hsudled
with fairness and there has been no
complaint and for the most part can.
not gee why the situation should be
changed
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

State OF Iowa, Lee county. ss-m
I, the District Court of said Co1nly
for the April Term. 1919, az Kto
kuk, Iowa.-Grace Crawford, plain
tit, versus Walter Crawford. de-
fendant-Original Notice.
To the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby notified that on Oh
before April 1. 1913. petition wiz
be on file in the clerks once OF the
district court aforesaid, at Keokuk'
in behalf of the above named plain
tiff, against you and claiming a DC
cree OF divorce from you on the
grounds of cruel and inl1uman treat
ment and desertion. And unless YOU
appear thereto and defend before
noon of the second day OF the neH
regular April term of said court 70
be begun and holden at Keokuk On
the fourteenth day of April, A u
1919, default will be entered asainsl
you and judgment rendered thereoa
as prayed for in said petition
F. NJ. BALLINGER-
Attorry for Palintif
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16
Mr.. wooLLEY's WILD SCHEME

Z ST Louis GIobe-Democrat: Robert
Woolley, the lone member OF the in.
tsrstate commerce commission who
fayors the McAdoo and Hines pIau
OF continuing government operation
Of railways for experimental pur
poses until January 1, 1874, has con.
dded TO the senate interstate com
nerce committee one of the bold er.
periments he would try he would
wipe out all OF the fntricacies of rate
making. abolish ali zones, ignore
considerations of competition and
base all charges on the exact mile
age. after first sexregattng and max.
ing proper allowances for loading.
terminal and other charges. Mr..
Woollsy says tina. he has declared
himself on this sweeping change
quite venemently." He gays that
Mr. McAdoo favored IT and hints that
II has Mr. Hines approval
Ar WooIley's scheme is not novel.
The only novelty arises from its
being urged by member of the In
terstate commerce commission. Some
Of the Ksngas populists used to urge
II and a former Topeka correspon-
dent Of the Kansas City Star made 2
specially of it about the time MI.
Woolley was acting as sporting edi
tor OF the Chicago Tribune He NAV
have been entranced with the idea
then, but II Is strange, in view of
his publicity work for the democratic
national committee in 1912 and 1916
that he did not advance # even az
a side issue. He even edited the
democratic campaign textbooks both
years without devoting a paragraph
70 IT,
Mr.. Woolley admits that II would
reyolutioniZe the business of the
country, but argues that It would be
IN the interests Of justice. In fact
revoiutionizing business Is his chteY
aim, the conduct OF railways. with
such facilities as they have, being a
minor consideration He wants to
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16
DoNNELLsoN, Ia
>>>e> ~>~>>>> !

Mr. and sfrs. G. W. sfattern are Wis
fling at the A. q. FpperSoa home al
Klamath Falls. Oregon.
Miss Wary Best visited relatives
and friend. in Kahoka, No, the pas.
week.
~rS. ". Nesnhsrdt has zone to Ara
pahoc. Nebraska 10 visit with Rev. and
Mrs. 3. Harmon.
T,r. James Miller OF DanYfIle. Ia.
has taken over the practice OF Dr.. J.
e. Miller OF our town. We understand
DR.. miller will locate in KeokuK We
kate TO see him leave as he made
many friends while here The new Dr.
Miller will have his office over the
drug store.
Born 10 Mr. and yrs. ]. C. CIaye at
Montgomery City. No. Saturday Dec.
18th. a daughter.
Araer Bentztnger. who has been in
training at Camp PIKE. ARK. since jury
he's been bouorstIy discharged and
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16
BAD BREATH
Dr. Edwards OITe Tables O.
At the Cause and ReuCve II


d. E61EIS Orr Tzhiefz T.. ~-s.s
TIE fnr czaCE<l AT E-dy cr tie bczrs
ard rns7esy do TIE work.
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c-Ex rEEez tEEEa Dr.. EaEz-dS
Ctr7e Izhdsf1 Tia pieaszrr szr.
c5a.ed tahle<3 a<e tzlH H hz6 hras
Ey al VITO know tael
DIX E6xztS Gre Txkle3 ec$ ee,s,
hEt tIT On daa hcEeIs a-d -,
sEzzrEz them 70 nzszl s-e;1s
chez-az the blood aid fz,y rr-s.sy;:,,
TIE e--. sysr7 TEy do tit "a
dz-S=rUE3 czlnDel does wSsacrs ~
CT the bad AFTER eGez
"A tie bc-ss cf rzssT, sic1eo:,z
Ernz ca1zrGa z-s deriTA fc- D.
EdEz-dS U5Te TahEes3 vl-ssuz. f-ii1inr
pain or Ey &szzyeezhie eEHa
d. F. NJ EiEELs discovered 81
1n-l14a zx-.1 seventeen years Of przc.
hoe among pa-aE-s zd VIII
bcya ard ETgr cnnciS, VII "a
attendant bad hreath
Dr. Edwards Ore Tzniets are rwEy
. Vegetable cnEpoEd EEd wish oiys
O.. you VII E1oT them By tssr o,Te
cSao-- Take oce % tvo eye-y rsThs for
q r.k AID note the eEere- ICc aid sc
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16
PROOF or WILL.

State of Iowa Lee county, s s.. IN
the district court
To all whom il may concern:
Notice is hereby given that on ths
sixth day of January, A. D. 1878.
paper was opened and read by the
Clerk Of the District Court OF Lee
County. Iowa. purporting TO be the last
VIII and Testament of Caroline TullT,
late OF Lee County. in the State OF
Iowa deceased; and that proof of the
genuineness OF said instrument will Do
heard in the District Court of said
County at keokuk, on the 4th day OF
February. A. d. 1919. at the hour OF
200 o'clock p m. OF said day. being
the 10th day Of the January Term,
1919, OF said Court, wh-7 ali persons
interested in said VIII are Required
to be present and make their object
ions to the same, IL any they have.
In witness whereof I hereunto set
my hand this eth day OF January.
1919.
ALBERT vOLLERs,
Clerk
BY VILLA J. YOUNG.
Deputy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16
NsEzzLEMEnT OF POWER.

Congressman SgeeG2er@DLl, Of NTnnes0sa, Dy
"a recent utteraace eaters the ranks Of makers
OF apt phrases Speaking If the taking ever
OF the cable lines he said. II say when you give
ss Dower because Of the war and when the rea-
son for It's return arises and do not return the
power, an not acting In good faith In con
ststutss an eTnbezzienaeut Of power which IL
worse than proateering."
The phrase, "enbezzEsnent Of pover,5 L.
worth while, for II fits what is icing done and
w1at II il increasingly evident is in mind TO be
done By certain administration heads When
Nr. BErrIeson announced his action gorne press
critics and pGsblicists assailed his taking Of the
cables a. Illegal This allegation failed to
stand a. literally true since the powers given
the administration continue for the period Of
the war and the wsr is not technically ended
antn J1aee IL made. But the broader intcrpre-
taGiOn admits Of Mr.. Sbeenerson's attack on the
postmaster general; the extension ri a power
given for certain ends beyond the purpose and
intent u the gTyer doss approach the status OF
eEaDezzIemient. There have been embellishments
n our commercial life mat hare lain within the
protection Of the letter 0T the Iaw, but com
pGetsfy outsIde fts spirit. OF such, or closely
&kis To sach, wrongful uses Of legally protected
s,rIrsIege The taking over Of the cables is re-
gsFsted by great thinking majority Of our
psoT3s,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16

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