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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-21
MALVERN MAN APPEARS TO
HAVE RECEIVED JUST
PUNISHMENT.
TRIAL. OF CASE CREATED
WIDESPREAD INTEREST
Refusal of United States Supreme
Court to Review Cass PIeases Peo-
pie of Southwest iowa-openiy Elk
pressed Sympathy For Germans
and Belittlsd American Soldiers.
pecial to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican,
Council Bluffs, Dec. a.--The AS
sociated Press report yesterday from
Washington, that the United States
supreme court had refused L. w.
Boehnor, OF Malvern, q review OF his
case, created as much interest here
and In southwestern Iowa as did the
trial, which was one of the most
Sensational growing out of the war
In this section. Owing to Boehner'a
prominence in commercial life OF this
section and tho air of arrogance with
which he was accused OF treating his
arrest, indictment and conviction,
much III feeling was raised against
Boehner. He Is wealthy. has q large
\ family and has lived many years in
: Malvern.
The trial In federal court here was
before United States Judge M. q.
Wade and lasted moro than one
week.
0oehnsrAS accusauons against tho
ksd Gross wore particularly aggra-
vAtins to the public and especially
among the hundrsds Of people work.
tng, ct the time In war activities.
Hoshnsr's trial began Nov. 8. 1913.
Amone the witnesses who testified in
sehe case and the evidence they gave
watch resulted In Boshner's convtc-
tiop and sentence to pay 4 fine Of
$4,000 and servo three pears In pri-
con, wpret
ChA11as CenssA farmer testified
Nat while dslivssins sgss at the cold
o2esAso plant OF Boshnsr's. that
DoehnAc aatd he would rather live
under the kaiser than under Wilson;
lhA& the sinking Of the Lusitania was
5ustinAblej that the American yolun-
tecTu NNro In the Same GLASS a. I'm
ltsd etAtss ofdcsrs-pool ball buns
and ~ SCUM Of humanity, that the
German youths were . fine lot and
the American boys who went over
seas would drown, Be shot or would
staFv& Gry. J. b. 0hafsR testified
Doehpas aaleed her II her brother
rot essA ~ geans - ysano@s The
Wttasss mdonnt1y replied that he
ia ust Waa1 - gst out q gotng and
WspA
]. W MAaA eo6slAhgs @ lCalvsrn
testified lAA4 Doshnsr declared 'xhs
Red Csoss y harsm fpr officers"
e. J. 1inthiounn, 4 farmer, testified
that - him 1oshnsr said, The Red
Gross u bunch at women foliowinx
the soldiers around" and cast aaper-
Mons upqn 1hs1D ohArActsrA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-21
MEAT PRICES DROPPING.
Twenty to 90 Per Cent Reduction il
Des Moines in Two Months.

Twenty to 90 Per Cent Reduction in
Des Moines in Two Months.
Des Moines, Doc. IA general re-
duction Of from 20 to 50 per cent In
the prices OF all meats has been put
into effect here within the last two
months. according to survey Of the
principal meat dealers OF the city
made yesterday.
Pork. which attained its highest
figure moro than two months ago,
has suffered especially In the SEN
eral fiattenins out tendency evinced
by food products in, the past few
months. In many instances the prices
of pork products have been reduced
by half while other pork cuts have
declined in proportion.
Beef. is still comparatively high,
the reduction here being more gradu4
al. 1t is estimated by meat dealers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-21

that the reduction in beef cuts has
been about 30 to. 80 per cent OF the
prices prevailing two months ago.
The downward tendency is still he
ing manifested by meat, 1t was
stated. and In few months all meats
are expected to reach still lower lev
els.
Only the larger dealers of tho city
have been enabled to take advantage
Of the reduced prices. It was ex-
planned. The smaller grooers are still
retailing meats at prices but little
below that of two months ago.
Following IS comparative table
OF prices two months ago and now:
Now Months
per ID. Ago
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-21
Both Leas Broken.

Fort Dodge. Dec. 21.--Frank Y.
Stewart. So1 Leland avenue, who suf-
Tered fractures in both limbs In a fall
from tree last Friday afternoon,
was reported to be resting easily yes
tefday. He Is at Presbyterian hos
pitai. where he was taken following
his injdries.
Mr.. Stewart, who Is 65 years old.
had been trimming tree in front
of his homo and was Just about to
descend to the ground when he lost
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-21

Pork chops. pork butts. pork roasts
and pork shoulders were being re-
tailed in many of the stores on Sat
urday at eighteen cents per pound.
The price on these cuts was al
ranced slightly this morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-21

other triumph; this time not in the
field of pathology. but in that of the
very common everyday service OF Sc
lecting and correctly fitting proper
shoes. An X-rav apparatus has been
brought out for use in shoe stores.
by means Of which the purchaser and
the sales person can see whether or
not the bones Of the foot are dis
torted or restricted by the shoe be-
ing tried on. The device will not only
settle any controversy which may
arise as to proper size, it will also
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-21
Goidfeid Man Injured.

Special to Times Republican.
Goldfield, Dec. 21.--George Foster, a
'pioneer Of Wright county. met with
an unfortunate accident Saturday
when he fell, breaking his hip. His
age, 80 years. makes the healing OF
the Break more difficult.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-21
Cut This Quit Is Worth Money.

Cut out this slip, enclose with SC
and mail it to Foley & Co., 1885 Shelf
field Ave-, Chicago, Ill.,. writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package con-
tanning F'oley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs, colds and Group;
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back; rheumatism, backache, kid
ney and bladder ailments; and Foley
Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
constipation, biliousnessy headaches,
and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.
Advertisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-21
NO TRACE OF AMMAN FOUND.
Mason City Mexicans Whose Heads
Were Chopped Open Nav Live.

Mason City, Dec. 21.-No further
clue TO the missing Mexican, who is
believed by the police to have been
the wielder Of the ak in Thursdays
bunk house tragedy has been found
SO far.
The two victims Of the ak who are
IN the Park hospital We're reported
better yesterday. Friday afternoon
Paul Pierce is said to have been up
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-21
Roland Nows Items.

Special to Times Repuhlican.
Roland, Dec. 21-O. r. Salem has
been named as deputy county audi
tor, according to an announcement
made by Auditor Elect M. R.. Purk-
hiser. Mrs. Salem will commence his
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-21

his balance and fell. He struck the
pavement in such manner as to
break two bones In his right leg and
one in his left
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-21

show, without leaving chance for ar
gument, whether a shoe of correct
design and shape.-Popuar Mechan-
les
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-21
Recommended to School chiIdre,

This is the season when children
are subject TO Group, colds and coughs.
Rena c. Marchard. SO Lawrence St.
Salem, Mass, writes; Il used Foley's
Honey and Tar with good results.
had a very bad cold and 1t gave me
relief at once, so 1 recommend 1t to
every child that goes to school,"
This standard, low priced medicine
loosens and clears mucus and phlegm,
checks strangling coughing, makes
easy breathing. soothes and heals
raw. infiamed membranes, and Stops
tickling In throat. Sold everywhere
Advertisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-21

x.Ray Machine Fits Shoes.
Photography. the science to which
the most Opaque of substances reveal
their inmost secrets. has scored an
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
Stomach So Bad She
Had Lost All Hope
suffered Agony For n Years. aud
Then Got Well in - Hurry

~ suffered from stomach trouble
Tor years had acute indigestion
Tor years. M that time have
not dept u wink before . IN the
morning. ana lived ON milk and
soup. My stomach was one solid
.,tr
Doctors said had catarrh and
nc lIalgia ~ fihc stomach. also f..
malc trouble Tor which I needed an
operation. was nothing hut u
living skeleton and had given M
h,p,
"f hen my husband brough,
home - bottle of Milks Emulsion.
From the second dose. began cat
ms. aud nov. after 10 bottles. | eat
anything want hiycn'i had y
pain IN my stomach since the first
dose, and my female trouble IL fast
disnppoarirH > Mairir Cartwright.
Tyler. Texas.
The blessed relief which Milks
Emulsion gives In stomach trouble.
u only part Of lis good work. The
h"n"ill D. both prompt aud lasting
II costs nothing To try.
MlliH Emulsion Be- u pleasant.
nutriii,e food and a corrective modl-
inc u restores healthy natural
bowel action. DOING away with All
need ot pills aud physics. II pro-
Notes appetite and quickly puts the
digestive organs IN shape 10 agsimi-
late food. " helps build fssh aud
strength. aud " u powerful aid In
r,iiiinr and repairing the effects
.of wasting diseases. fhrOns slnm.
tch trouble aud constipation arc
promptly relieved usually IN one
day
This b. the only emulsion masle.
aud 80 pnlaiable that Il is eaten with
% spoon like Ice cream. Truly won
lorlul Tor weak. sickly children.
NO matter how severe your ease.
YOU are urged 10 Try Milks Emulsion
under this guarantec-Take six bot
'l'a home with YOU. use IT According
~ directions and n not satisfied
w,ih the results. your money viii he
promptly refunded. Price zoe and
% per bottle The Milks Emit
ION Co. Terro lIauto. Ind Sold hs
ifnegiis everywhere.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
an OPTIMISTIC MEXICAN

General saltado Nyarado. prom
insnt on a publisher M MoSlco cay,
belieyea firmly that 10 lpgl sotdi
lions In the southern republic wil,
he far better lha nthoy nave boon
for many years past IN an mtor'
view given New Nork newspaper.
men. he predicts lhpi industries Will
BE- resumed aud lha' The Thousand.
OF rebels whuso ,hlut husMrss ha,
f. been revolution viii return Ia peao"
fui pursuits,
This viii mean, according 4,
General Alyaradc. The hcuetmcut nj
the relations between Mexico nu,
the United states and w. suggrsu
ana, "the only policy tor tho uuiw
e;ates 10 follow 'ha, ~ fauk go
operation"
Undoubtedly tho General &. cor
ieet In his statement that there az
two great problems that must o,
solved; "titsl, tho organization ol
production to obtain best result
from their natural resources soc
ond, education, through which /,
obtain grestct conservation aud lh'
uplifting Of human resources
A government ~ enlightened an,
progressive men would, indeed, Il,
much Tor MeSico, hut there b.
, question IN our minds a. 10 whether
ths election Of General Ohregon =,
the rresIdeucy ~ ,h' rcrahlle vii
aean such a government whl'
far less anli.Ameriean than rrcsl
dent carrania. be- has never ,howi
any particular love Tot me area
nation "a tho north and be- h iaihc
old for real change Of heart
Undoubtedly however the Amcrl
can people win welcome any ~
perlm"n, IN Foycrumcnt TIA, vii
mean the actual elimination Of Car
rama. u would be- hard In iind
nam more stubborn nf mtrc dcior
mined 20 tecp the flames NJ halro,
sgalns, tho United Sa,rf harnmr h
the breasts ot ne mare ignorant %
his people. than carmnfa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19


ui tue county Juub' NV 'h'Nlliil''
l'Nas. dHul F" p M N'teb ~ l'-''
ana men publ'N opened Ih' WORT
To De- performed WIZ '"n'h 10
Quantities as ioilo"'
Earth Excavation 1890 , ca.
Nds. Farm nurruW 60.gtN.t ca Ndf.
Rock Excavation aiN.2 Gu Nds Cluy
borrow from bitches ll,2'H.l ca.
YAs. CLAY hauled LIT quarter m'i"
eIlUN' ca. va. ebay hauled nHl,-
tinnal If mile 3.GN0.O ca. Yds CLAY
mixing aud placinp S9.3c1.N ca. Yd.
Concrete l-"-l-22.is ca Yds CON
crete i.s-G-33l2 ca. Nds. tciuforr.
ine Sioc! '.t2i.6.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19

Roiarlans Of ryaa a. their dis
tfict conference N GaNelon wen
ON record ~ tayorlne hithor uay fui
the teachcts oi the state hut aa op
poslng the organization ct unloui
"a force inward The scslo of nay
kmphailcally M sei oi walkers q
The world n = opoofy paid ss az,
thu teachers 81 the bnd T. tatr
years of preparation ~ rcrlrc
themselves IN their choson csllms
and most of them could cn,er ga,
other line 81 work and make IA.
iarser salaries than ,hoy rc,cl,c a
present
President llIhhgn, Of Princeton
In recent magazine aug,r. com
men,ed upon the scarcity al ,ollcr,
professors, Ito showed that aicr
years 81 special work. after orlrins
work alonr the hnes IN witch N,
professor may be- ,caehtur, the aver
are salary ~ the college profr soI
az the eountFy Il les than thru,
thousand dollars pcr annum. AND
these men, Of course hccause ~
Their environment and The neeessl
Ties Of he occasion. mua live IL
mefe expensive homes q, leasl
IN q more fashionable ncishhothooa
than the SKILLED moehanie ~ o,hel
workman Who draws as much at
mere pay.
hut sven ,he collcre professor IA,
q better chance ~ maknr end
meet" than has ,he public sehoe
teacher either Ia a city az rural In
siituilon With he teachers II I'M
class u h = daily ush, io keen ac
tual want from tho door and Il 4
only ~ the exercise ~ 90, mos
raid eeohemy that lhcy teen ri
appearances
Certainty the laval men an
womsh who afe alaays srrtiue Il
raise The standard II ilylnr In M
country Cor others, ought 10 b
property taken esrr ~ nv The peeph
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
iIIAiIs

Russia in learning that o govern
ment under control OF llolshevisls
mems no government ~ all u
means anarchy chaos, continued ~
mrreellnn
These lenders who 10 ahhorfod
iuooruuc rule ~. becoming, them
,eiyol tho most extreme aulocrals
ullng the unfortunate with an iron
hand nud forreitlnr entirely alI
ihnsr nnr SAYINGS which aided them
loo ihrr positions of leadership
Thrrr must be- law " there b. "a
Do" mlrr aud happiness among The
p.rn,r ui any country
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
Hilquitt affirms
he is not paid
by soviet Russia

" NfNrftniesl 'fess
ALBANY. NY. Fob. IS Morris
nm omit, aoclallr leader who d".
icnd"a Voyiei Russia white ,os,ifyint
AZ q whp"ss fo rho defense u, Tia
inveAiFuinn n the five suspendr'
socialist uSsomhlym"n charged witt
d,sloyullv. today denied he was e.
naih counsel az advocate" ~ Tho
Russian soviet hurcnu IN The United
States ~ /. G. A. X, Martens pu>
sian soviet Ambassador
rndor v"thal tto,s sirc from Mar
TN rouhoy. Mr. u,llaui, admiitc,
hc was counsel br, not counsellor
Tor The Russian bureau lie declar
ID, however his appointment In,
not Influenced his Testimony aud ~
,st,cd be- had mover received al,
paympnL hir or small, from To"
soviet government or Mr. Martens
directly nv indirectly"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19

heads Of oar oreahlSatlons have al.
ways Insisted that the membership
should mix aud mlngle with anyone
oul side Of labor for the heucrmcnl
NJ human hind II n the Intention 81
our hro!herhood TO always maintain
our strength for the bellermeni OF
~ people and ~ eater IN M one
class
Here In Amarillo We have Whd'
can be- termed q 100 per cent Amer
lean laboring o,NtH n Is our pa
pose ia hnlld NJ aud NOT tear dowd
oar ranks have never been intadea
IN this lOcalily with the Radical B.
" w. llnlfhoylsl. nor the un'du
Gated foreigner "" are only or
ganlyod 10 protect ourselves again
thn.o Who wou,l drsr ~ down an %
level with the Ncurun rrun aud Inn
n0He anon ~ 4 condition ihul M
American horn man or Woman can
stand Snrfklnf for the maior'lS
M our mrmh"rshIp We h"ll'v" The
Tinted state. the finest place In The
Nhulr world and lhai the CnnHiiin
ton uf those tinted state. D. The h""i
lhlnr over written 10 govern q neu.
ulr bat 90 ihc anne Tin" We believe
that there urc mrr among ~ IN alI
,h..D Whn have forgotten M" teach.
,ur. ul Our lnrri1lh,r aud would u
the, could doHroy our, country fnl
personal rtih, That g. he ono u
watch and W. ore lluhl" iu find then
bn,Whpro 700 any l.mn.
Now vo have undertaken % rroai
lhinr lur the Clly nt Amarillo an
vicinity vo are gisnr lu erect .
hulldlrr thui viii be- ~" pride NJ th'
Panhandle rnunlrv
W. uo not nlliur uu, one ~ dll
down and tulp CO.. 80 iar aud hons
W. viii ucVor have " 90 do mi so
| ln APPRECIATE the kiudly uffrriug
M some ~ dur ruhllr spirited cfl
nua and ntr rurc that our rnllr'
/ w,mh.rhin tnolt the Haine way W
have ihn mon aud tho money hui q
| iout $40 mn urnnraie lh' none
tram m, nrr. md his lhc chico
of l.r DWunirn whirh viii runlinu
until vr have ,lif"d tho amour
necessary Tor tho Incorporating -
our association
Tho results IN far are really hnlin
than vo expected with sicku"sl an
huHv iimrf 20 handl'ap u. "" nav
NOT decided nn ANY location yri en-
wont uulil W. are ready Ia buy In
can assure uyryOn" that u VIII u
located as ronr NJ" hu nrss conte
a. nos Ihlo Tho iontd ~ u Rotor
Il cumpu.od NJ mon vim vtc "n
thu,rd over the movement ana OF
giving Ull tholr STARE ilinc M heha'
of me roW home We have establish
cd an office GO Goi rolk si'o"t an
viii be- glad to explain our planf an
methods NJ prncedur" ~ anyone q
any time.
This means o whole lot Ia \marill
and "A lho same ilmr viii henctl
the hNnring people moro Than ans
hng that cuu he 'huurhl Of NJ PIE.
ont. ~ lots an hc hoosiors We hav
bitten Oft nuile . bite hut Wa or
eoinr 80 chow /, rhank ing ~
News IN advance Tor all faNors. "
4 ate In lar o graicr Amarillo
AMARILLO lnhor Temple A,n,
] " CumminrA S"c'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
Waterfront strike
at New Orleans ends;
embar 60 is lifted.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. lS..-.i.a
hor troubles On the New Otiean,
water front we're ended late ,nda>
when union freigh, handlers Who
have been on strike since fehruar,
, voted in RETURN 10 work Their
action cane q few hours after uniot
coast Nis" lonTshorrmen voted al
musi unanimously to resume ihcl
labor.
Win 'ho ondlNg nf The strife tn
export froighl embargo impored
shortly after he men quit work. wa
llned
Nonuulnr mon employed hy pr
Vair contractors have moved u great
deal " accumulated freight. " W.
slaled, aud resumption ~ work -
morrow will put mort activities at
most On q normal hasis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
mn CROSS wOI,kEi,S
,i,i,,NE iliDN SII,Ii,I

90 40 i'' illit Z ~ 49,
SAN FRANCISCO trb U.s.. ono
hundred and forty American Red
Gross workers arrived today from
siberia ON the tfaLspuu Grrat
Northern Women m 90. party tell
NJ terrible rayagcs Of cholera ~ liar
bin aud Of their work ~ hclping tu
etIcuaio lhnufands NJ children from
foot h,lls Ol tho trail Mountains.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
h,on truril MONUMENT
u tNrl NNln ~ ntrAII

rof ihn hrror' M Those who have
never hufnre familiar with nuf
tabor Temple moyrmsni mrnnln q
ihe nrop'r in general 1T Nmaflllo aa
Nsll as lahnf oiict nut proposed
tlaf and hops II h thofourhl, uuder.
stood Conservative men ~ tn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19

ana by the state. and they ought not
10 have TO resort TO the organization
OF unions 10 attain the desired 70.
suits. although We can see no rea'
ION Why they should not organize
40 the uecrssliles of the occasion re-
duire H.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
Germany satisfied
with allied plan
to try criminals

W. as..alssl rHsa
LONDON. Fch. ia German
nIrHlnHs message eavs'
authoritative circles In Cerns1nv
'hnw satisfaction over the entente =
acceptance ~ Tho German proposal e
rcEmdinr tho rroccedlnes against
sn.callcd var cfim mails before ,ha
Leipzig count aud that the German
government u resolved IN carry nut
Fnoh proceedings IN accordance with
German law"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19

Gas In the stomach or bowels In n
disarrccablc symptom OF q torpid
liver. 10 yet rid Of II quickly take
llERBlNE. II liz q marvellous liver
Himulant and bowel purifier. Sold
hN an druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
Noticr - nr,i,Ln,, ~ lmarlllo

All prssonS who have A hes
Trash and Rubbish ~ any rharacio,
IN and around their premise. are 49,.
prciIlly requested 40 remove timc
At ONCE.
SAN T. HOTl OW.
re Acting tii' Manager
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19

There will b" a meeting ~ Khisa
shrine club Sunday afternoon ai
?i3o NJ Masonic Temple Important.
lle there. ltc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19
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\1iicc ~ CnniTafi",s ior 'ounit
Road Construction

Notice b. hereby given. ilsil sealed
proposals for IN construction of
highway improvements la Hartley
county. will be- received nj che office
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-19

california utllumrn are lndinf
10 ltfd in soourr plsiurago Tor ih"if
H,rl because Of drmlh condition..
Tho Twl Panhandle haa offered io
ulrly rrass fur 70 large number oi
ih0,r hords indicating continued
Iiuspouty he this section. Tho
Panhandle proper. has hnd hut little
m tho way of hard net' slorioa tr
fi,r thr world ter mans unrb past
Two or three months il lot OF
iuua lu await u definite hdcision
,n thr time tonn hrarup, hni every
thuF mkua time. these DAYS,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-28
Danger in q. Phrase


Minneapolis Journal: Napoleon once
said after a battle of heavy casualties:
Zone cannot expect to make an Omelet
without breaking some eggs.
The epigram cost him a hundred thou.
sand recruits and no doubt some sad
reflection upon the, danger in a phrase.
( The day of phrase making has not
passed When the president said that
America was too proud to fight the
phrase came back like a boomerang
from those who took it, as a stain upon
American manhood. Likewise the cpl
grams to make the world safe for de-
mocracy met with the retort from
Europe that it will be just as well, per-
haps, to make democracy safe for the
world.
( The phrase "self determination for
little peoples is causing all sorts of
trouble in the world these days. 1t is
no doubt in part responsibel for some
of the eighteen wars now going on in
Europe and especially it is the cause of
chaos in the Caucasus.
In the Caucasus for many years there
has been Onl yone government, Georgia.
After five years of struggle it arose
from weakness and poverty. Now this
Georgian district is split into three aspir
ing nations, none Of which is making
any progress. ~Es &c.
The mines that are idle, the trains
from one struggling republic to another
seldom come back complete or whole.
The docks at Poti are reported to be
so laden with rich manganese that the
stone piers are sinking. The oil wells,
famous for their output. are today idle.
The Georgians are not prospecting any
more than are the Armenians or the
sAzerbaijanians.
The seemingly innocent phrase-"the