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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-02-04
U. S. MARKET OPEN
TO EGYPTIAN COTTON
EFFORTS TO BAR 1T DEFEATED.
SENATOR SMITH SAYS WAR
BOARD HURT SOUTH

WASHINGTON, January 29.-An
amendment prohibiting the importa-
ton of Egyptian long staple cotton
for a period of six months after the
passage of the senate bill designed
as substitute for the Dent bill to
validate informal war contracts, was
introduced today by Senator Smith, of
Arizona, when the senate began con-
sideration of the measure. The amend
ment was defeated AZ to 10, after a
spirited debate.
Senator Smith explained that his
purpose in offering the amendment
was to permit planters who, in re-
Spouse to the governments appeal,
planted increased acreage of long
staple cotton to dispose of their
product in order not to incur a Sc
rious financial loss.
Georgia Senator Says South Has Lost
Millions of Dollars.
The difference between long sta
pie cotton and ordinary cotton was eX-
planned by Senator Smith, of Georgia.
who added that his amendment "does
not come from the southern cotton
growers asking protection for their
cotton"
The war trade board admitted
Egyptian cotton when it was refusing
licenses for short staple cotton, de
clared the Georgia senator, who said.
in his opinion, the boards deliberate
purpose was to restrict the shipment
Of short staple cotton"
"The president and the war trade
board broke the price Of cotton to
the injury and loss of the south to
the extent of $5OO,0OO,OOO," said Sen
ator Smith, referring to the plans of
the board last September to fix cot
ton prices, when the cotton market
prices fell sharply.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-02-04
GRASSHOPPERS MAKE
GOOD CHICKEN FEED
ANALYSIS SHOWS THAT PEST
CAN BE MADE TO HELP IN
CREASE FOOD SUPPLY.

There are going to be lots of grass
hoppers during the summer of 1919 in
Indiana and other states in the grass
hopper belt, according to indications
found by entomologists of the de-
partment of agricultural colleges.
Farmers are urged to start a cleanup
campaign against them right away.
Flowing to depth of six inches and
subsequent narrowing during the fall
or winter, at any event not Later than
April 10, will cover the eggs so deep
that the young will not be able to
escape. When grasshOppefs make
their appearance they can be de-
stroyed by the common poisoned bait
method.
But there is another way of get
ting rid of grasshoppers that makes
the pests pay for the trouble of kill
ing or catching them. This method
consists of driving a grasshopper
catcher through an infested field,
catching all the grasshoppers that
hop, and then feeding the insects to
chickens. They can be dumped into
sacks and hung up to dry and fed as
dry grasshoppers, or if it is pre-
ferred to feed the grasshoppers
alive the machine can be hauled to
the poultry yard and placed so that
the front will face the light. The
insects will find their way out but
not too fast for an ordinary flock of
chickens. Thus the grasshopper
catcher becomes poultry self
feeder.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-02-04
COLD and FLU BEST
TREATED WTTHCALOMEL
THE NEW PERFECTED CALOMEL
is FREE FROM NAUSEATINC
AND SALIVATING EFFECTS.

Physicians or druggists will tell
you that the best thing in the world
for cold, grippe or influenza is
calomel that is free from nauseating
and salivating effects. Doctors have
learned that other laxatives are UNI
certain and unsatisfactory for cold
and grippe, but that they can count
on CalOtabs, the new calomel, that
has all the liver benefits and none of
the sting, to thoroughly arouse the
liver and put the system in ideal con-
dition to throw off the cold and pre-
vent influenza and pneumonia.
The best time to take Calotabs is at
the first sign of a cold. If you take it
at the beginning you can cure cold
over night. One Calotab on the
tongue at bed time with a swallow of
Water-that's all. In the morning
you wake up feeling fine with hear
ty appetite for breakfast. Your cold
has vanished and you may congratu-
late yourself that you have possibly
prevented serious complications, for
physicians tell US that neglected colds
number their victims by the millions.
For your protection, Calotabs are
sold only in original sealed packages,
price thirty-fve cents. Your druggist
viii supply you, and your money Civ
N back promptly and cheerfully if
YOU are not delighted with this new
form of calomel.-(adv)
Khaki Shirts, half price, at Her.
mans,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-02-04

Khaki Shirts, half price, at Her
mans.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-02-04

Khaki Shirts, half price, at Her.
mans,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-02-04
COTTON HOLDERS JUST
SIT STILL IN THE BOAT

Hugh F. McElroy, of New York,
wires as follows:
Liverpool has joined in the raj
lying movement and our market
is due to open higher
The pessimistic talk that was so
rampant for several days made
little or no impression on the spot
holder and the loosening up, as
was fondly hoped for, failed to
materialize.
The shorts have their con-
tracts out, the south has the cot
ton. All the south has to do is to
sit still in the boat and the shorts
who sold what they did not own
will have to pay a higher price
for their folly.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-02-04
REV. BLALOCK WILL
PREACH AT CHAPPELL GROVE

The News has Leen requested to
announce that Rev. F. NJ. Blalock
will preach at the Chappell Grove
church, Bronwood, Sunday morning
and evening, February 9th. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend the
services.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-02-04
LEAVES LITTLE LADY
AT HOME OF Mr.. GRIGGS

The little lady who has come to
make her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart Griggs has been christened
Nancy Pope for her paternal great
grandmother.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-26

La Storojinet, frumosul tirg 81
sat de odinioara, cub de Moldove-
hi, nu vezi astazi decit jidovi sdren
tosi, stind in pragul caselor lor
pline de putOare, lipitori ne
satloase, ce asteapta Gu fata laco-
ma ziua Gle tirg, nefericita ri de
JOi, ca sd stoarca sudoarea muncii
taranilor rom1ni de prinprejur.
In satul Storojinetului tot ma;
auzi vorba romineasca, dar mai
multi din gura celor batrini, = cei
tineri graiesc, aproape toti, 81 ru-
seste... par ca Ii S ar TRACE neamul
din Rusnecii spini 81 urdurosi de
la velnita risipita a lui jupin Oh
renstein 81 odraslelor sale fara
numar, ce au coplesit, uni 81 altii,
,vechile vetre ale pamintenilor mol
doveni.
lata, de ce mi Sc stringe inima
cind ma mai due cite odata, sa-mi
vad locul, unde am copilarit. !.
Numai firea cea puternica, Gu fru-
musetele eli nestirbite, padurile fru-
moase 81 apa verzuie Siretului
cotit, ce impodobesc acest loc scumr
All ramas, cum erau. Tar i'm deal
sta singuratic castelul ospitalier al
Flondorestilor, al carui locuitori
pc pagistea stejerisului umbros
straduesc intr una, sd mai pastrc
re 81 in ceasul de fata obiceiuriIt
de demult. !. :. amintiri scumpe S
nesterse ). de ce era odata prin a
cele locuri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-26

ST tot in acel an isbucnit fioro-
sui rasboiu intre Austria 81 Pru-
sia, in care perit pc cImpurile de
la Sadova 81 prin valurile Elbei
tot, ce era din tirg 81 sat, sub nll-
me de ostas, la aceasta nemiloasa
casapie Gle oameni. 81 ce urmat
dupa razboiu, = o stiti poate, =
era holera. Decit aic ar trebui sd
ma opresc 81 sd zic, ca Dumnezeu
insusi, vroia de asta-data sd fie in
durator Gu Storojinetul, caci, ca
prin IMMUNE, ferit att tirgul, cit
81 satele de prinprejur, de boala.
Oar 81 din crutarea asia iesit un
fel de urgie 81 inca mare.
| Pc la Cernaut 81 in celelalte ora
Sc de sus, precum 81 in Galitia in
vecinata, muriau oamenii ca mu-
stele 81, cind a patruns vestea, ca
la moi nici nu sc pomeneSte de asa
ceva, navalit asupra tfrgului no.
stru toata jidanimea cea fricoasa,
cita fugise de pretutindenea de
groaza NORTH. Au tabarit in cite
va saptamfni mil de straini pc la
moi, fntocmai ca lacusta de la 1861.
Deceit aceea a trecut innainte, il
dovii de la 1866 1nsa au ramas.
Pc ogorul de papusoi din dosu'
scoalei 81 a curtii vechi, = batrinul
lboier fost scutit de Dumnexeu sa
mai vaza 81 asia, caci NURSE cu un
an inaintc. = intr' o cladire uriasa
de scinduri, facuta anume, STA sar-
bat atunci Palestina intreaga Gu
eel 10 sau Is rabini, citi Sc gasiau
pc acea vreme i'm tirg, sarbatoares
anului nou 81 cea Custilor, in
cantari. chiuituri 81 jocuri saba
tice, ce nu lie pot descrie, dar nici
nu lie voiu uita nicodata.
Sc umgluse tirgul de dinsii 81 le
placea mutt pc la moi, Cd de sc in
timpla, sd iesi afara, in paduricele
umbratice, de earl este incins t1r-
gul Storojinetului, mil gasiai 81 a
colo pc harharii, in caftanele lol
soioase, lungiti pc verdeata, scutu.
rindu-si perciunii la bataia vinti
celului placut de toamna. Nu Sc
lasau dust, asa Gu una GU doua, ne
indragise de tot, ST. ce sa vezi
Cind a dat in iarna, s'a racorit
Ivremea, perit holera, Storojine
Itul s'a prefacut in cetate ovreiasca
Caci nu s'a indurat nici jumatatt
din Gel veniti, sd parasiasca un loc
asa de imbelsugat 81 frumos = -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-26
PoveStea unui t1r9
moldoVeneSC.
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TOcmai i'm vremea aceia s'a in
timplat insa, sa ne cada tata bolnav
81 inca greu de tot. Ca zacut cite
va saptamini de zile 81, cind ince-
put sa Sc intrame, era sfabit 81 tras
la fata, incit ne uitam GU mare gri-
ia i'm ochii lui. Isl mai lasase "a
poi. sal creased 81 barba, incit pa
rea schimbat Gu totul. ST, cum apu-
case sd umble pc afara, la VENT
pofta, sa iasa putin 81 prin tirg. 81
s'a imbracat, asa pc la prinz. de
s'a dus pima la spiterul locului, GU
care era prieten vechiu.
Ma ajuns insa bietul meu tata
nici pima la capatul drumului, ce
apuca spre Cernaut, 81 "a pomenit
oprit de patrula, ce venia dir par
tea locului, apucat din scurt la GER
cetare 81 dus la strajuire. Cum nu-l
vazuse tirgovetii de multi 81 stiau
ca tata bolnav, a casa, nimarui
nici ma la trecut prin minte. Cd de
cl era vorba. La strajuire insa nu
era nimenea cunoscut 81 asa s a IA
cut. ca mil tinura inchis 81 luat
la protOcoale din ce in ce mai stras
nice.
S ar fl deslegat lucrul indata 81
lar fl dat tatei insfirsit drumul,
pc cuvintul unuia din dOmnii tir-
gului, ce please pc acolo, dar a ga
sit fost ofiterul. care comanda osta
sii, intre chipurile fugarilor poloni
dc sama. unul. ce semana din paca-
te la fata 81 barba asa de tare Gu
bictnl tata. incit al fl jurat. ca, asa
schimbat; cum era dupa boala. ii
char graful lesesc Sapieha, pc ca
rel cautau atunci nemtii prin toa-
te partile
MOI asteptam casa fara grija 81.
vaZind mama-mea. ca tata am "a
bavcste prea multi. a trimes un har-
gat, sd vada pc la spiterie. de ce
intirziat att. C1nd ne-a VENT insa
vestea. ca pc tata il tin catanele in
chis si-i pc Gale sa fie TRIMS i'm Ian
turf 81 cu paza strasnica la Cerna-
ut. mama a lesinat 81 am inceput
sd plingem GU totii de grOaza. No
roe. Cd char atunci s'a 1ntimplat,
Sd sc intOarca 81 mai marele tinutu-
lui impreuna Gu boierul nOstru 81
cu capitanul Ostirei razlete, dim
tr'O comisie. unde fusese dust, in
cit l-au scapat pc bietul tata de be-
leaua prepusului.
S'a facut. nu-i vOrba. mare haz
pc rrma accstei 1ntimplari deceit
81 frica nOastra 81 mamei par ca
nu mai vrOia sd ne iasa din casa.
Ca multa saga nici nu Sc facea Gu
rasvratitii de Lesi pc vremea aceea.
ii nu s'a linistit saraca mama, pi-
ma nu STA ras fatal meu nenorocita
de barba, care era sal dele i'm buc
luc 81 inca mare de tot.
I'm prlmavara anului 1864 apa ST
retului. blinda 81 pacinica de obi
ceiu, s'a revarsat. i'm urma unor
plol nelncetate, fntr 'un chip asa de
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-26

81 Gale, cum sd Ii traga cenusa de
pc turta. Cum avea 0 bucatica de
lunca 81 pc partea ceealalta Sire
tului, - dar mai in sus de tigani,
= s'a inteles in taina Gu fratli 81
cumnatii sal 81 Gu toate rubedenll-
lie 81, adunindu-se frumos, pc vre-
me dc noapte, au facut eli trebu-
soara isteata de tot, adica asa cla-
ca, = cum zice pc la moi. Ca mi-au
carat, trei zile pc rind cu hirlete,
sape, lopeti 81 Gu casmale, Gu CO.
yeti, ciubere 81 ell taraboante, tot
milul 81 nisipul din abba veche a
apei, facindu-i calea la loc, de-ti
era mai mare dragul, sal privesti,
cum furnicau printre rachiti.
Decit cine era sal priviasca orl
sal stinghereasca, mai ales noap-
tea, prin desisul luncilor, ca nu-i
vedea nici dracul. Oar intro bu-
ma dimineata s'a bagat de sama
minunea, Siretul curgea liniStit
pc matca sa cea veche, ca inaintea
revarsarii, par ca nu Sc intimplase
nimica.
| ~ #
NJ 'au sfirsit insa Gu asia ne
voile, ce al inceput sd cada pc ca
pul Storojinetenilor. In anul 49,
65 n'a picat de la Pasti pima la
Sin Petru nici um strop de ploaie.
Secase par ca cerul de atitea ploi
ce s 'au fost revarsat in anul trecut
81 sta asa, fara nori, de Sc stingea
pamintul de seceta 81 tarinele de
arsita. lar saraccle vite, hitiOnite
ca val de ele, din lipsa de pasune
au avut in urma 0 earna groazni.
ca.
/ NJ era fir Gle nutret pc la casele
,oamenilOr, nici fin. nici trifOiu
nici strujeln, doara numai pale pu-
trede, ramase din alti ami, sau ro-
goz de balta 81 frunzar de eel amar
cules de prin paduri 81 pagiSti bah
noase. Din pricina asia a 81 dat ciu
ma in bietele dobitoace 81 'au po-
menit saracii oameni la 1866 fara
Jun cap de vita. An strasnic pentru
rBucovina intreaga, ca pc linga toa-
ia nevOia, nici nu s "a rOdit mimic
81 isbucnit foamete in tara, ca
re secerat mil 81 mil de vieti.
Umblau oamenii ca niste naluci
traind din buruieni, ciuperci, clio
calai macinati, vinzind locurile Gu
citiva creitari prajina 81 apucin-
du:se pima 81 de furtisag 81 de pra-
daciuni, numai ca sa-si lungiasca
bietii. zilele Atunci All perit, -
tin minte, , 81 nenorocitii tigani
din Storoiinet, de nu ramasese de
cit putinele suflete. carl traiau pc
la curtea bOeriasca.
Nenorocirea aceasta 81 jalnica
imprejurare, ca partea de sus a mo-
siei Storojinetului cazuse in min
straine, a pricinuit apoi 81 alta
pacoste mare. Noul stapin, -. III
jidov din Galitia, ell numele Oh
rrenstein - a adus ell sine fel dt
fel de litva leseasca 81 ruseasca, a
sa numitii Boici, lucratOri la velnl
ia. earl 'au 81 zabavit impestrl
, ia poporul nOstru rOmin, cufunda
, in ticalosie 81 peire.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-26

inspaimintator peste maluri, fncit
prefacuse partea sateasca Storo-
jinetului intro adevarata mare.
81 1nnccase, in adevar, lunci, fina-
te, cimpuri Gu bucate, parte din
gospodarii, facind dauna 81 grija
mare la oameni, carl toti Sc deprin
sese GU nevinovatia de pima acum
riului.
Mai ales in partile de munte, Gle
unde resare Siretul, pagubele pa
reau Fl strasnice 81 mai mare in
ca trebue sa fl fOst groaza. Vedeam
trecind pc spumele valurilOr tur-
bate case intregi, Gu tot ce era In
ltr 'insele, mori 81 ferestraie, turme
de OF 81 vite, apucate asa din Gimp,
grajduri, suri 81 stoguri Gu fin 81
pale, pima 81 bucati de padure, cll
arbori smulsi 81 aruncati in potop,
pc carl le ducea apa naprasnica GU
troscot 81 iuteala ametitoare, pc
spinarea Ell uriaSa, in ruptul cur
sului, tot Gu dinsa, departe, cine
site unde. :.
Dupa ce s'au scurs puhoaiele, s "A
potolit v1lvoara apelor 81 a ince-
put sa scada Siretul, matca sa par
ca nu mai era aceeasi. Isl croise
prin multe locuri Gu totul alta Gale,
lasind pretutindenea, - unde fu-
sese mai inainte propitori, - balti
81 plise, late cit niste helesteie.
Umblau bietii tarani Gu fata des
nadajduita. pc unde stiau ca avu-
sese ogoare 81 samanaturi. 81 nu-si
mai cunosteau paminturile, nici
j hotarele, cd era totul numai namOl
81 nisip. 81 atunci stu, ca unul
din gospodarii locului, - ii zicea
Gavril Haraga. daca nu ma insa-
Ia mintea. facut. de serbia, O
, isprava indracita.
Avea omul pc malhl drept al ST.
retului. spre drumul BrOscautilor,
niste locuri frumoase. din earl vre-
trei falci erau, - Gel drept, -
despartite, nu stu cum, printr o
| fundatura sucita, prin care ziceau
mosnegii, ca ar fl ours in vremile
de demult apa Siretului. ST, Sc We
de, ca nu era scOrnita numai asa.
din vint. vorba asia a batrinilor,
caci badichei Haraga ii curgea a.
cum Siretul char pc sub prispa, "a
dica prin fllndatura aceea, unde-si
avusese livada cu trifoiu. lar cele
trei falci de lOc sc zariau numai
eat asa, dincolo de apa, par ca nj
ci nu fusese pc malul astalalt.
Mare-i era necazul bietului Cos
pOdar 81 mai tare la amarit inca
viata notarul tfrgului. spunindu-i,
ca dupa pravila imparateasca, -
asa va fl fost ca poate pc atunci,
- paminturile luate 81 despartite
de apa cad in folosul vecinului de
pc malul celalt. Vecinii dincolo de
Sirete erau insa niste tigani, cali
ci lipiti pamintului, carl, vazindu-
81 bordeiele innecate, au rupt-o Ia
fuga, colo, in dealul Crivei, la lin
gurarii satului, ce erau vita 81 ne
am ell dinsii.
| 81 badea Gavril, pima sd afle ba
; laurii de pricopsiala, ce era sd Il
'cada asa, la ciaun, 81 gasit chiI
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-26
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Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Strainul Liber' din St.
Louis, Mo-, aduce Ia cunostinta
surorilor societati, parochii, pre-
cum 81 tuturor fratilor Romini
din loc 81 din jur, Cd Gu xiua d.
81 August 1919, SO vor sfinti dra-
pelele societatii noastre.
Deci rugam st4ruitor pc toate
surorile socist4ti si parochii din
loo > idin jur . nu aranja alte pc
treceri pc sus numita Il.
Prezidiul.
(7s-75)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-26

In Suedia Sc fac fringhii ordi-
mare din lep&datura de hirfie u
un oare care amestec chimic.
In Ceilon u gasesc tot felul
de pietri ps1tioase cunoscute pi.
n6 *llcuny afaiz de smaralde, opa.
le ii turcoaDe.
Republican farmer., 1919-03-07
THE FARMER: MARCH 7, 1919

In the of this fear will seek the strongest form of social organization Existing property rights will bR swallowed in the whirlpool of fear. Men will study the social changes the last brought in it's ain They will note that preparation involved the socazaon of railroads ships fac
 The present structure might endure for time but upon the arrival of the next every species property used for production profit taking would public character and the world would be plunged into universal ciaism centralized control of the bod the subsistence and the tools from the minds dicators would come the commands which all must obey failing perish
 Against these conditions certain imminent telgence tries The statesmen Europe join with America in proposal to end war
 This barrier the ark which calls the to safety from the engufng flood of the League of Nations which is expressed in the Covenant of the League for which Wilson Taft raise a common voice.
 against this shelter and world stand certain like Lodge Sherman Borah their uulatng like creatures in the moonlight mad opposition world agreement because they say if make treaty not to kill each other the Monroe Doctrine will be abrogated
 In scale peace happiness material prosperity, love marriage the mother protected by her the maid united to her lover the toll of bringing them the frage their ef fort deserves. In the other scale the bodies of millions misery anarchy death showered sleeping cities the of hatred that dies and misery that
 of mind mercy, it better Mon Octrine the Lodges the Boras the Shemans those others tied into bundle and consigned to deep Doctrine the Lodges the BOras the Shernans League should be abated in any least degree!
Republican farmer., 1919-03-07
ELECTION OF MIR. CUMMINGS

XxT HETIIER OR NOT Homer Cummings goes to the head
 w of the Democratic National Committee by the direct wish the President be He surely could be chosen this notable place without the approval of Mir Will In disposition in political methods discussion of questions the Connecticut leader belongs to the school which the President remarkable exam pie The signs of this school its dispasson its lack par
 sanship: its disposition to debate public questions without and with affection for those persons and policies that opposed.
 None read the speeches of the President without per ceivng how snguar free they from ancor conumey every other that tends substitute and passion for sound thought.
 with the political activities of Cummings failed note in them the kindness the caImnes of those with whom he disagrees
 It partly this quality of generous understanding Mr Cummings that has gained him many friends, and that brings him task of tremendous importance sponsiblity
Republican farmer., 1919-03-07
THE LIMITS OF VISION

SPITE of it's years which are great both in its origins and it's membership, the senate continues to act with the nreecng spontaneity school boy whose teacher is temporarily the What could be evidena of the youth spirit discipline than the half begun scany pursued and finally abandoned attempt to fibuster the Victory bonding bill into the next session.
 The attitude of the senate toward the League of Nations scarcely adult in its and execution Div CTS senators elderly enough with respect to years but quite youthful inexperienced with respect what is going the word shout out objections which recorded as erude maserly as showing profound legal knowledge and the like is the tombs opened and the dead of centuries should begin talk the political legal indus trial and economic terms of the stone age.
 Senator Knox, who in his field is excellent lawyer rshes breahoss into the senatorial talking contests to pro- claim that the United States member of the League will have but vote in nine And this tremendous discovery hailed as jurisic super wonderful, and so
 Such arguments this would abolish democracy atogeth er because practice democracy based upon of popular will by ballot The American citizen who is proud of his title nevertheless has but one vote in some mil lions. states United for every 48 less in the Congress
 would be indeed impractical to form League of Nations which the United States would have all the other nation any vote The opinions of these learned lawyers welded to their books weight than the opinions of the ordinary laymen of the world.
 League Nations s a great original determination, proceeding not from the minds of lawyers but from the minds peoples. The peoples who set parIaments, ecuves and judiciary merely considering if it will not be up for certain purposes larger parliament and judiciary The urist worthy and necessary is primarily trained to understand the law it s It is function at all to agae for those original of mankind which not law until they given.
 Inc League of Nations depends simply upon this, Are peoples ready that they will stop making brief and simple conditions elaborated in the ton the league? covenant openly arrived a which Wilson has brought home with him for the inspection the American people.
 consequences such agreement may be passing enduring and vast. nobody could dynamo when the first expermenter rubbed amber got just signers Federal constitution could forsee the present conditions United States, know with cearness much of the future of the League of Nations.
 that with respect magnificent ture is to enquire it appears to be adapted to their purposes They to stop and to mi tO slaughter of the of They wish millions in direct war. millions