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The Lamar register., 1922-01-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Lamar. Colorado.
January 3. 1922.
Notice is hereby given that william
Il. Pate. of Caddoa. Colorado. Route G.
who. ON December 3. 1917. made home
stead entry No. 02i97l for the Eik OF
Section 2S. and who. on January IL.
1919. made additional homestead entry
No. 02i972 for the Sk SEL Section 2I /:
Ei4 Swh Section IS: NEL Section 80.
Township 25 South. Range 40 West 9th
Principal Meridian. has filed notice OF
intention to make final three year
above described. before Register or Re
eeiver. United States Land Office. at
Lamar. Colorado. on the nth day of
February. 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
N. III. Afford, w. C. Nelson. w. a.
Highfill. Ralph White. all of Caddoa.
Colorado.
A. L. BEAVERS. Register.
First Pub. Jan. T. 1922
Last Pub. Feb. s. 1879
The Lamar register., 1922-01-04
New Year's Service.

One of the largest congregations
that even attended : church service in
Lamar was present on New Years Day
for the morning service at the new
Catholic church in the Mexican colony.
Over six hundred people turned out
for this special service. They had
special music for the occasion.
The Lamar register., 1922-01-04
Lamar Beats Syracuse.

The lamar high school basketball
team went to Syracuse last Friday
evening and gave the high school team
of that city n demonstration of the
proper way to play the game. The
Syracuse boys were lucky to even get
the score of while Lamar was run
ming up n total of 80.
The Lamar register., 1922-01-04

On Tuesday and Wednesday next
week Douglas Fairbanks will be at the
Victory Theatre in "When the Clouds
Roll By. Don't fail to see the pic
ture as it is a good one.
The Lamar register., 1922-01-04

Auto collision insurance at lowest
price. Call C. A. Hansen, Phone La
mar 25.
The Lamar register., 1922-01-04

FOR SALE-16S acres irrigated, IL
miles east, 1 Y north Of Las Animas.
Will sell on easy terms. Mrs. G. W.
Cotton, 2416 w. &c Ave, Denver, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1922-01-04
MONEY TO LOAN

We are now able to take care of
your farm loans. Drop in and see us.
Taylor & Frick, Eli W. Gregg, Mgr.
The Lamar register., 1922-01-04

Auto oinsurance-fire,t theft, collision,
windstorm, property damage and per-
sonal injury-all at lowest price. C.
A. Hansen. Phone Lamar 25.
The Lamar register., 1922-01-04
MONEY TO LOAN

We are now able to take care of
your farm loans. Drop in and see us.
Taylor & Frick, Eli w. Gregg, Mgr.
The Lamar register., 1922-01-04

You should not fail to see the big
picture at the Victory next Tuesday
and Wednesday with Douglas Fair
banks in "When the Clouds Roll By.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-01-18

Lancaster Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Macke will move to Lancaster into
the third ward bungalow home they
recently bought of Ernest Alt.
Dorman Duncan has been promoted
to the position of foreman of the Cap
ital Hotel Barber shop, Madison. The
shop is said TO be the best III the
whole state. &%%
There was a chimney fire at the
J. |. Williams home Sunday, disturb
ing the usual Sabbath morning cain
when the shrill Shrek Of the fire
siren rang out on the winter air The
firemen remained until all chance OF
danger was over.
The school band concert will be
held in the high school auditorium on
Tuesday evening, Jan. "a The high
school .glee club will assist in the
program. Proceeds go to the uniform
fund. The city band concert Will be
held at the opera house, Jan. 81 Both
events are of public interest and de-
serve generous support.
Mr. and Mrs. Parke Dudley are back
in Lancaster from Bloomington, with
their daughter, Mrs Sidney Gates.
/ lie Two younger CIltOEGu are at the
Dudley home and the TWO elder here
part OF the time and partly on the
farm with Mr.. Gates parents, who are
looking after the place during his alb
sence in Lancaster. Mrs. Gates has
shown considerable Improvement
under the care of A. H. Truitt, Lam
caster and Fennimore chiropractor.
She can use one arm and has partial
ly gained control Of other muscles.
She was stricken with infantile par
alysis last summer.
Mrs Willard Smith of this city has
been chosen from among several Of
the local dressmakers, by the mana
ger of the Snow System College Of
Rockford, Illinois as the most capa-
Bile lady to conduct a class in this
city. Mrs. Smith will attend the
Snow System College in Madison dur
ing February where she will receive
special training in drafting, cutting,
and fitting. A Snow System School
was conducted here about fourteen
years ago, and is well known to
many Lancaster people. On account
of the millinery season opening in
February, Mrs Smith will be unable
to teach a large class until later in
the spring.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-01-18

son to pay $4 a week support money.
/ Defendant was represented by DAVID
i Gardner Jr, Platteville
Mrs. Reuben Garner took Harold
Hinch to Madison yesterday to con
suit specialists in regard to Harold s
right eye. The optic panied consider
ably for time but later the pain dis
appeared and the sight also in the
one eye Harold is about Is years old
and q Lancaster high school pupil.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. g. Ziegler and
Miss Lillian Stephens went to Mil
4 waukee Wednesday for a weeks yis-
it at the l. II. Tarrant home They
expected to hear John Mccormack.
the Irish song bird, while in the Wis
consin metropolis.
Miss Agnes, Smith, Health Nurse in
the county since last summer, leaves
Feb. Is for Rio JanierO, Brazil, where
she will take up the work OF visiting
welfare nurse for the South American
= government. The post came unsOlie-
tied by Miss Smith who has given
careful and painstaking attention TO
duty since she came to this county
Her home is in Niagara Falls, \. Y.
Mrs. Sidney Gates, Bloomington, is
now at the home OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Parke Dudley Of this city.
Mrs Gates was taken i'll with q fOfm
of paralysis last summer ana has
since been in a helpless condition.
! Lately, however, her condition has
shown some improvement.
Sheriff Holmes went to Waupun on
1.-THE Monday morning train with Otto
Bierman of Platteville, sentenced to
one year in Waupun on a charge Of
stealing ginseng. Bierman maintain
ed a nOnchalant air saying, well.
here I go; so long" He insisted that
he had not taken the ginseng ana
that the root found. in his place was
Wild and not transplanted.
G. IT. Brummond and wife and babe
1 Of Mayyille visited the past week at
the Martin Young home in Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young recently moved
here from Dubuque and are occupy,
ing a fat in the Otto Waldman home
in the third ward Mr. Waldman
bought the old academy and moved
it several blocks west, converting the
building into two modern fats Of five
rooms each, one upstairs and one
downstairs. M" Young is Mr.. VALID
mans father-in-laW.
The marriage of Milton Macke, son
Of Nj. and MRS Henry Macke Of So.
Lancaster, and Inez Keene, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Keene Of this
( city, took place today, Wednesday. at
the Presbyterian manse, the Rev.
William Grossheim officiating The
attendants were Walter Macke and
Geneva Wepking The young couple
departed on the 500 train for a visit
in Madison, returning this weekend
to locate on the home farm in South
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-01-18
Notice to Prove viii and Notice to
Creditors

! State OF Wisconsin, Comfy Court,
Grant County-In Probate.
| In re estate Of William Mogan, de-
! ceased.
I Notice is hereby given, that at the
special term of saia court to be held
on the End Tuesday of February, A
d., 1922, at the court house in the city
OF Lancaster, county Of Grant, and
state OF Wisconsin, there will be-
heard and considered, the aplicatiom
Of George G. Mccarthy OF Lancaster
Wisconsin. to admit to probate th5.
last will and testament OF William.
Mogan, late OF the city Of Lancaster,
in said county, deceased, and for the
appointment OF an executor;
Notice is hereby further given thak
at the special term OF said court to
be held at said court house on the
4th Tuesday Of May, A. D., 1922, there
viii be heard, considered and adj
justed, all claims against said Viii
liam Mogan, deceased;
And notice is hereby further given,
that all such claims for examination
and allowance must be presented to
said county court at the court house
in the city of Lancaster, in said coun-
ty and state, on OF before the 10TH
day of May, A. D., 1922, or be barred
Dated January 16, 1922.
BY the Court, e. B. Goodsel, Judge
Brennan & Carthew, Attorneys 4ScS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-01-18
TAX NOTICE

[ will be at the Peoples State bank
on and after Thursday, Jan. u. to
collect taxes for the town Of South
Lancaster, After Jan 81, two per
cent additional will be charged.
A. r. DEWEY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-01-18
CONGREGATIONAL Church

Jan Priscilla Circla viii
meet with Mrs. Ned Willis.
Jan 18Th, The Ladies' Aid Society
will meet at the church. A commit
tee will serve.
(Mid-weak Service-7:30)
Jan 22nd Church School 1000 am.
Worship, HOO Senior Endeavor,
GAS. Evening service, 1880.
LOUIS F. ARHELGER Minister
NOTICE
AS we have changed our system OF
business, we ask all parties in debt,
by book account or note, to call and
settle at once. S, w. KERR.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-01-18

Womans Club meets with Mrs. o
J. Austin, today, Wednesday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-01-18
Rantist Church

BautiSt Church
Tuesday, 1880, Teachers Training
Glass at the parsonage
Wednesday, 7:30. Choir rehearsal
every two weeks.
Thursday, ali day, Womens' Union
meeting with chairman Of work com
mittee, Mrs. F. Durni.
Mid-week prayer service at 7:30.
Saturday, 200. Boys and Girls
meeting.
Sunday Service
Bible School hour at $50, a. m.
Morning Worship at 1880, Special
Music.
Young Peoples Service at $50.
Evening Services at 1885.
We extend a hearty welcome to this
stranger within our gates, and invite
the pubic to share il our fellowship
OF prayer, worship and service.
Methodist Episcopal Church
Services Sunday, Jan. 22nd
Bible School at $3.50 a. m. We hope
the parents Will co-opesato fully i'll
the important work OF the school
Public Worship at 1890 a. m.
Subject for Sermon: Three funde-
mental Principles Of Religion.
Epworth League at Gas p. m.
Topic Methodist-directed Christian
Education. .E
Public worship at 7;30 p. -.
Subject for Sermon: The Shadow Of
Great Rock.
THIS WEEK
Thursday, Prayer Meeting at 1880
Topic: Equipment for Service.
Friday, The Junior Aid will meet at
2:306p. m. with Mrs. Elva Doll Cook
$50 North Jefferson Street.
Presbyterian Church
You are cordially invited to worship
with us if you have no other church
home in Lancaster.
Sunday school 9:45
Morning worship-10
Christian EndeaVor-6:45.
Evening services-7;30.
Hurricane Sunday school two D.
IN. Preaching p. m.
VIM. j. GBl0SSHEIM, Pastor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-18
N CAblvRU auTILAT

"
Cadavrnl mutilat al unui ON,
prObabil IN etate de IS ami, s'a ga
sit All tiimineata langa Beliaire
road, Linndale, O. Sc .crede Cd Gel
ileis este Henry Shawlko.
I1anga cadavru s'a gasit un Gu
tit mare. 'Gatnl .eanulni fost ia
lat della urcche Ia ufeche. Seriful
Stapnard crede ca el este victima
lsnei crime, -csci 9tearia .sinaciderei
nu poate fl sustinuta, vazand ca-
racterul ranelor.
San interogat nisfe oameni carl
locniesc Gu chiria in casa la care
an condns urine de sange. Ei au
declarat ca Shawlko, care este am
ploiat la caile ferate, Ii Sc plangea
er; seara ca ''cineva Sc uita la el
prin fereastra. Apoi s'a dus Ia
cufarnl sau, a -luat un briciu 81 a
iesit din casa, furios. Cercetarile
continna.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-18
TN PRlMAR BlGuIT
De KU klux MANl

LIBERTY, Kan, II Oct.-Noap
tea trecuta, primarul Theodore
Schierlman de.aici a fost biciuit de
trei oameni carl ar Fl membri in
misteriosul klan al ku kluxilor.
Primarul dechrat ca va inapro-
cesua orasul pentru o tespag,ibire
de 100000. Guvernorul Allen wa
.investiga afacerea. Iata comunica-
tul sau: Statul Kansas ma tolerat
nicicand idea ca nm grup de oameni
sa poata lua legea IN mana lor 81
nu va tolera nici de aceasta data.
ca au fost menibrii Ku Klux Kla-
nilor acei trei indivizi carl an BIZ
'ciait pc primarul prasului Liberty
orr numai oameni carl s'au dcgili-
zat de klani, resRun4erea iepr4pei
lor cade asupra oamenilor carl Sc
folosesc de .deghizsre 81 ,predicA
dreptnl mobului 40 = Ina puterea
legii in mana -.
Nam primit anck rapOartc ae-
spre 'biciuirea pftimsfi1lui din Ii
berty, dar aceastl fsptk este . dis
gstie de care III ie rlsine lie
carui cetatean din atstm Mont.
gomery care reaeelt lgils
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-18
DL. VAsIL.E COLDS
DEsPRE sITUATIUNE

UGSf ne 81V
Dl Vasile Colds, yieepresedinte
al partidul national, a facut ziaru-
hui '"eleti Ujsag" urmatoarele de-
claratiuni importante:
Jocul polite pc cared urmaa-
resc eel din vechiul Regat este luc-
rul obisnuit. Averescanii s'au a
4propriat, dupa caderea lor, de par
tidul national crezand ca Gil aju-
torul 1ui yor devei um partid de gu
vernament. Cand au vazut, irlsa, ca
o lume intreaga ii desparte de par
tidnl national, s'au intors iaras La
Bratianu care odata ia mai ajutat
sd ajunga la guvern. Fireste, au
sperat tare ca dupa liberali iaras
vor veni la puterea eli. Au gasit, In
sd, un adversar prirnejdios in dl.
Iorga, care a renuntat la pronunta-
ia hli politica opozitionist5 numai
ca sa poata fl un ON de guverna-
ment. Dinc0lO, nu Sc face pUiitica
de programe, ci la moda sunt lup-
tele pentru valitidarea personala.
Partidui national mi vrea sa lee
parte in acesta 1upte, ci merge
.inainte pc calea 50 dreapta.
Dusmanii partidnlui national
cauta ,sa faca lumea Sc creada ca
acest partid nu este dinastic, find
GA nu ia parte la serbarile de inco-
ronare organizate de dl. Bratianu.
Declar ca pc intreg teritoriul Ro-
maniei- Mari partidul national este
eel mai dinastic, dar tot nu Sc ola
unealta oarba liberalilor carl vor sd
81 eternizeze numele ii paginile is
torici prin faptul ca eli au incoro-
nat pc eel dintai Rege al Romaniei-
Mari.
Braticnii fac un rau scryicil
COroanei impunand acnm Gu forta
incoronarea. Nici lucrarile prega-
titoare ale incoronarii nu sunt inca
terminate, dar nici vremea nu este
potrivita pentru astfel de acte. 81
tuatiunea politiea este imposibila
81 dovedeste 0 mare lipss de obiecti-
yitate cand indemni pc Rege sd sc
incoroneze in mijlncul acestei ne
nnultumiri generate.
MOI vom duce lupta noastra pa
ma in scapat, nu ne vom abate ,deloc
llelaohotararile della AlbaIulia 81,
dupae esalegerile din ,lrnla, nu vem
colabora nici cu guyernul, nici Gu
partidul care-l sprijineyte. Trebue
ga Sc scurga multa vreme 81 ca Sc
petreaca in s6nul partidului liberal
um adanc process de purificare, ca
vre-odata ga mai poata Fl vorba de
colaborare. Partidul national reg
rcta .adanc ca nu poate lua parte 10
incoronare, dar aceasta absenta
este Discriminate numai de politica
de violenta . guverpului. MOI sun
tenn de parerea, ca incoronarea ar
trebui sa alba loc dupace valurile
politice Sc yor ii inistit 81 Cd din
acest act istoric trebue scoasa oriee
politica. Gu sentimente curate, eli
censtiinta malta fntelegerii intre
Reee 81 tara ar ii trehnit % Sc ser
.beze aeeasta II. In aceastA privint6,
ipsa, al Rratianu este un al 5doilea
Iisza Istvan 81 Ia el violenta prime
All toate ,sonsideratiunile.,
csPstria >
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-18
ON fUcA c0NGlOLD|

UW lUUH wlWA!ULuD
1 Mimic nh poate atrage ploaia
mai bine ca o ii de scEbatoare..
C!arbnnii pot merge in piwnita
dar pretul lor tinde spre stele.
ID
I'm hot a 1ncercat sa fure hal
;nele hui Dempsey. Doctorii spun
ca nu G mare speranta sa Sc VIM
adece.
@
Optimistul este omul care zim-
beste fnainte de dejun.
q
Din banca din Iiong-Kong
S s'au furat 100000. 81 sd vina
apoi cineva sd spuna ca ChiDa MI
G civilizata 80
Nh poti fl destul de scrupulos
cand III alesi prietinii.
q
In Smirna. ~ sc spune, - Sunt
femei frumoase. Oar nu de acea d
fost ars .OraSul.
| A
Tn copil din statul Michigan c
acuzat ca furat din banca sllma
| de $4,000. Asa-i trebuie tatalui
saul De &C ,nu la dat un nikel
pentru ice-cream9
| q
O fata de 2l ami sc MARTA ell un
burlac care a implinit.S1 de ami
Oricare fata de q ami. ar putea
sd faca aceasta.
81
Poate ca America tara rea
oar in Norvegia sexista lege care
constrange pc fete sd invete arta
lfiartuflni flnainte de casatorie.
| -
de cana cn rochiile lungi caba-
retelor lie merge mai bine.
-
Camd barbatii Sc 'nsoara pentru
hani, Ell nu prea primesc altcera,
81
Operarea cu glandele dc .moima
leuseste .deoarece ele. ,sunt trans
ferate de la monne la moline.
| -
,Si venind vorba de glande, -
tinerii +preoti catolici ar putea
castiga avere frumoasa 81 ar putea
trail. conform canoanelnr
| ID
Pc vremea cand vom sti pro-
nunta numele generation greci. -
! paoea turco-greaca va fl ancheiata
! A
Statisticele arata ca femeila
cheltlliesc so la slta din moneda
Ice circuleaza. 81 moi putem dovedi
aceasta...
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-18

LILY a'"U~ ~ i'>' 80 4
lari) lunar \
Rutherford, N. J. .Autorita-
tile an 7ncepllt sd faca aDchetai
in cazul cid,liter,,lui lie tlia1nan-.
te, George West, care s'a sinucisH
,eu ajutornl enrehtului electric M,
Sc culcase pc o plaza de otel, Isl
pusese o alta plaza de arama pc
picpt 81 d,ipa aceea apropiase de
ele niste sirlne electrice, 'cari ii
desca1casera in corp nn current de.
40 VOLT.
Chicago. I'LL. - Frank Manning,
un cfelner de la hanul de lux
Friar, a fost ilnpnscat in mana
ieri noaptc de an client, caruia i
|ceruse IL dolari pentru doua
portii de mancare. Cand 'i-se
|p rese ntas e .contul, clientul
ia strigat: ''Talharilor!'' Dmpa a..
Iceea scosese reTokerul sill des.
carease asrrpra -chelnerulm.
Praga, Cohoslovacia. Patru
zeci 81 trei de mil Gle naineri gre
visti s'au invoit a Sc inapoia la
lucru cu 0 scMdcre in plata de 25
de procente. Eli de asemenea vor
lucra Sambata s ore, in loc de 6,
cum lucrau pana acum.
Washington. = O multine dc
vinatori de Ia nord, actionand la
indrumarile, departamentului de
agricultural, an priAs de vii vre-o
zece mil de pasari calatoare, lie.
gandu-le cate o banda La picioare
Gu anumite inscriptii 81 dandu-le
drumul. In curind ninatorii din
tarile arctice vor vina din ele 81
vor trimite benzile La departamen-
tut comertului din Washington,
care voieste sd site calea de emf
grare a acestor pasari spre X
tproteia de acum fnainte.
Budapesta. Dina George Bre-
yer, 0 unguroaica care s'a ina
poiat La Budapesta ell aeroplanul,
venind din Italia, a nascut I'm
| eopil in aer, la 0 inaltime de 6.6OO
de urine. Copilul de sex mascu.
lin 81 traieste.
| Paris. = Conform unr,i rapport
dat de la biloul statisticelor, pre-
turtle hranei in Franta sunt Gu
36s la suta mai .scumpe ca in anul
1910. Ele insa scad in continu. In
lunie trecut erau la 395 de pro.
cente.
Paris. Annl acesta partidul
communist pierdut 40 la suta din
lnumarul total al membrilor sal
Vestea a fost ,anuntata de D-Nul
Frossard la congresul communist
care s'a desellis Teri la Paris. Dl
Frossard este secretarul general
alrpartidului.
BucnreSti. - Statele Unite au
fost reprezentatc la incoronarea
isuveranilor Romani de D-nul Pc.
ter A. Jay, nlinistru al Americei
lluand parte in calitate de aniba.
sador extraordinar.
!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-18
INF0RNA

Benton Har'bor, Mich. - Dom
nisoara Georgia Burwell, fiica
unui mare pomicultor, a pierit Du
noaptea de acasa. Facan-
du-sse dola ri cereetari in rill
Paw. Paw, a fost gasita pc fundul
apei. Sc crede Ca fata suffered
de nervositate din prea marea
sfOrtare &C o facnse vara trecuta
la scoala, unde era profesoara.
un
Bloominton, Ill. :-s-15trenu
Chicago & Alton Limited a cazut
un sac de posta, din care s ,au
imprastiat pc linie multime de
scrisori 81 bani cam in valoare de
$1,000 Niste ''hdboss' carl vaga-
bondaN pc acolo au irlceput sal
adune. ri nu s'au patut insa bu.
cuna de ei in iniste. caci au fost
arestati nuanai decat, Din intreaga
suma lipsesc numai doua mil de
dolari, pc care Sc crede ca vaga-
sbea1nii len ascuns nr1leva.
$50
New York. - .Rentierul Oscar
1artileire . fost impuscat in BIZ
ronl san de o feneie, care trasese
asupra lti cinei gloante de reNol-
Yer, disparind dupa aceea in in
valmasala creiata Gu aceasta oca-
sie. Ceua mai Ia tlrma fcmeia, al
6klei nusne Z Pauline Delorne, g a
rrsaat singnrx la polite. Sc zice
81 l'ar ii SnpuFeat din eauza eS 0
ssdpsese q Au rSia 50 iaf Ca
sxtprie.
MekipO. - ~ snunx cx mai
multi deputati Mexicani ppega,
teae M Eraiect ~ lses pentm pu,
pssae mi taxe @,e xachip 1tat AZ
16, 51c1t eoatll ~ ~ mao.
= ;Sxt1 ~ 1a.&;.sax& J9~..1 -. -. .3..x u !.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-18

lege pune pc fiecare ,carci,nnar sa'
plateasca pent1,i licenta 'sachiului|
cate 1000 de pesos (5M de do
lari) lunar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-18

Bucuresti. - Statele Unite au
fost reprezentatc la incoronarea
suveranilor Romani de D-nul Pc
ter A. Jay, nlinistru al Americei,
luand parte in calitate de amba-
sador extraordinar.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-04-21
Plain Facts
from first page

oppressed men and pitifnl
women and children than in any
In reply to the insults Of that
interest whatsoever
same crowd which you profess
to represent he said: Il never
went in to battle; I never was
under fire; but l fancy it is Just
as hard to do your duty shen
men are sneering at you as
when they are shooting at
YOU"
He directed Tumulty to say
to the world. "There'll be no
war with Mexico if l can help it ,
no matter how hard the gentle
men on the hill may demand it.
Il will not resort to war with
Mexico until | have exhausted
every means to keep US out of
the mess"
In spite of the high soun ding
phrases and jing oism with
which he had to contend. he
kept US out of war with Mexico.
] have searched and searched
in vain for those high sounding
phrases of President Wilson
that got us into war with
Germany. Please repeat some
of the N. Or tell me where to
find them.
In letter to Senator Stone
he said, You are. right in
assuming that l shall do all in
my power to keep the United
S late, out of war;"
Again he said. We covet
peace and shall preserve it at
any cost hut the loss of honor.'
To his private secretary he
said. "You NAV as well UNDER
stand nv position right now. lfI
nv re electio depends upon nv
getting in to war. | don't want
to be. presi6ent::" and Il will not
be rushed into war no matter if
every last gressman stands
up on his hind legs and proclaims
me a coward" p"
The Democrat-herald., 1922-04-21

He plead for peace but with
out avail. He begged OF Ger
many to desist. but the ruthless
submarin warfare increased.
When at last his ultimatum had
been ignored, and unrestricted
submarine warfare declared as
a fixed policy. he said This
means war. The break that we
have tried so hard to prevent
row seems in evitabie."
When forbearance ceased to
be a virtue and he called upen
Congress to declare war. the
patriotic profiteers, munition
manufacturers and politicians
howled themselves hoarse; but
Woodrow Wilson. his. great
heart saddened by the thought
of the calamity, sy,npathizing
with the bleeding sons and the
mothers that gave them birth,
wondered E =
What is it they are applaud
ing. My message today was a
message of death for our young
men,, How strange it seems to
applaud that"
Why quote more? Every sem
tence gives the lie to your
slanoerous utterance that Will
sons high sounding phrases got
US into war with Germany,
Do you know what the Com..
mand ent says about lying? Do
you believe there is a hell? If
there isn't one don't you think
there ought to be? DO you
know it is a hellable offense to !
wlllfuliy and maicieusly misre-
present things as you have done?
Is 1t Ignorance or cussedness
lflgnorance you should be pitied,
II cussedness. you are doomed.
Inc Priest can't save you.