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THE LEADER, GUTHRIE. OKLA.,
THURSDAY. .TT'NT. 21. 101
OKLAHOMA LEADER
iY LESLIE G NIBLACK
Kfeiat'.lihed 18*3. Published every
Thursday from ItfTdiT 1-2 West Har-
rison avenue, and entered .n the Post-
office at Guthrie. Oklahoma, as sec-
ond class mail matter.
A HEALTH HINT. j IMPROVING OKLAHOMA ROADS.
Farmer and Stockman: There is no| Any number of good road- laws
reason whatever why the farm should! may be enacted but the) will ar- I legislature
Subscription. 11.00
variably in advance.
the year,
not be a much more healthful place
than the city; yet the fact remains
that such a serious disease as typhoid
finds more victims in the country than
in town. This Is due. in large meas
lure, to the water supply. You and I
are very careful that no poison is left
lying around the house, on tIre lower
(shelves of the cupboard or on the table
lor mantle, within eaay reach of our
children and loved ones, yet all too
many of ous are criminally careless in |
the matte <>: our water supply. We
,imperil ti.- lives of every member of
THRIFT COMMANDMENTS. the farm household by protlton no
American peo- other water supply than a shallow well
which drains all manner of refuse
WEST VIRGINIAS PROBLEM I THE BUILDING OF SHIPS. I Germany ought to begin to realize
Fresh from a spe.-UI - -iioa of the' News reports of the hour annonnce by this time that it isn't good business
summoned to devise two significant things One is that to keep on discounting American notes (servlce h
revenue the gr« at Cramp ship building plant,'
on plUh nothing unless the people means for securing mor
„ Virginia la contented by the near Philadelphia, w.ll probably be
court decision a Washing- (or ,l"* Purpose of constructing speech at
necessity of
• ent of «mt«n>risini capitalists
port, or rather fact in thin oase
GOING WEST TO DIE.
The United Stales public health
Issued a circular that
should be pondered hv all consumptives
them After a
is enterprise and | suprem
Eve.*y Thursday
published
ptcceed to utilize
the important thins
persistence upon the part of the com* j ton yesterday with th<
munities that need Letter highways, making provision for t
It tseema that there are some section; ; -onie $!-.' <•.«Ki' to \
of Oklahoma where the citizens are half- en; irv old debt
fully alive to tin value oi good roads • io i . : diate'.y p •
ana arc bending taeir cne g.es to-j Virginia entered upon
To
ward building them
our own citizen* in the
we print the following,
Unquestionably the
pie might 'earn many valuable b
' ie German from n< ir by outhouses and buildings.
by enrolling a*
students in the
school of thrift It Is certain thatjthe
some substantial progress might he [poison
er, from which is just as much
is thotigh it had come front the
made in the effort to mitigate the.drug or, in town, plainly marked
were with the skull and croaabones. When
ourage
1 work
s the
<hicka«ha Express.
"Business men and < itizens of Wa-
tonga in Blaine county. Tho.ias in I s
Custer count - and Wetumka 'a |
Hughes county, are organizing them i
«ehet> into road working associations h
and are taking active steps in the j
! Improving of highways leading into1
various cities.
At Watonga meetings have been
1 at w i. 1. tiie provisions of the
hen | n**v toad.' lav. were discussed and
iocs Idans made to do effective wcrk on
•he roads there. The Blaine county
Cood Roads association will assist in
the work. Meetings of the associa-
tion. with itizens of the town will
be held regularly
( itizens . f Thomas and Custer
must county have become interested in the thin
'he j building of a state road, which will now
;o from Thomas to Weatherford and \Y
idnia on the
s-ue. In the
eding the war
an ambitious
rial and road
onds for the
or-anized all
Mr David Lloyd George s recent jand their friends It opens with the
cecti at Manchester makes It plain startling statement that 10.000 con-
a large fleet of vessels, to a number of that Great Britain mdae 110 mi"take sumptives annually go \\ est to e an
The other re- In making bar ablest citizen in public'estimates the consumptive popu at n
is lif« today minister of munitions, ,of western Texas and New i ex co a
' 50,000. Warning is specially directed
rag ram of railroad
onetru. tion. Issuing
turpose The war
he ;lati: and prevented even the
ayment of interest. Then cai** the
West Virginia. Later
claimed that the new-
one- thi; ! of the inter-
ould
n th<
that after next month all vessels of
the Pacific Mail Steamship company England %n<| iRran^y are
plying between our western coast and workers
the Orient will be withdrawn from munitions
service, and the transportation of war
freight and passengers across the 4
Pacific left entirely to British and
Japanese ships.
These
trary conditions touching marine'
service on the two coasts of this' Japan's great anxiety, according to dicating great wisdom in not sending
country, and will not be fully clear official statements, is that the iutegri- hopeless cases away Irom home. Never-
rr„..^Y r., - ailing against sending out persons far ad-
from the trenches to makejvanced ill disease, the dust, iflti-
s This is a topsy turvey ,tudc and copfinynient, during the jour-
ney. as well as the grief at parting
with friends, being often detrimental.
Secretary Dapiels think*- the navies Of late years, although more persons
of the future will be in the air." Most are seeking climatic cure than e\er be-
lire apparently singular con of them ure there now. jlore, there has been a decrease in the
number dying shortly after arrival, in-
that that until more is known about them. In ty of China should be preserved, jafter arrival and 4 I per cent within
; er div "• t • d 't the Hast every ship building yard has Does this mean that the country should after arrival and 4(1 per cnet within
.liOtit
,,li of poverty If more attention were|w„n : uil and rosslmn.
given to the cultivation of habit of,w.ll • !-«.
thrift and economy. From early llf. supply is untainted and to boll the
children should be taught to earn water in the h itmn.er month
something and save a purl of what typhus dysentery and other diseases
they earn, acquiring the idea of sacri ar. present '
flee of some present pleasure, for Then there . th- all important
ter of protection against the ravages
future good.
The Germans have for many years of the mo^uito and the hou fly \\ •
been recognized as among the most |are getting mor, . areful in these
thrifty people in the world To their respe. ts every year, but there .* at.ll
habits of thrift must In some measure touch that we should do
be attributed their ability to meet the keep w,„g,d p. is out
present crisis In their country, grow l""-" at all haitar.l It is
ing out of the shutting off of outside Screen every door and window (youifro>1 Thomas to Custer «'it\ and also j con.«:l\itlonal provisions tafefuard
itiga'ion led t<
where it was he
nt should be
a'.th of the twi
West Virginia'
and not piece- Hjx months.
I Despite ideas to the contrary there
'are localities where these sufferers are
lnim
found
Virginia then in ter pored a
r a proportionate share of
ts. Com 1 issioner I.ittlefield
lat this waf
in imiO, which left the net debt
jrtioned to West Virginia at s me
over $1,000.0*'" The interest,
?r. amounts to double this sum.
Virginia, thanks to stringent
a; rem orders enough from Kngland and be nwallowed whole.
t • .i 1 France for steel merchantmen to keep meal?
•a'io of them busy for months. This may now
w be follow ed by further enlargement of I Why not let an Oklahoma contract not welcome, due to two reasons, the
service at the Cramp yards, and ufter ing firm build the state capitol? fact that many are soon left without
a while possibly by the construction] funds, while work is difficult to ob-
of the big plant suggested for Mobile, j Mrs. Carmen has gone on the stage, tain and not remunerative, the result
But how. directly or indirectly, all Of course, for its uplift. being an increase in the public
this is to stimulate a distinctively. '.charges, and fear of the disease, al-
■vmatelv American merchant marine remains It's a long, long way to civilization, though it is believed the degree of
yet to be disclosed. C. M. Schwab! ! cominun icabil it y is overestimated,
now owns two ship yards, bought J Has it ome to pass that no single 'especially to adults.
some years since, and the addition of profession is longer sacred to the male1 'flie government service advises
a third wmid indicate his faith in the of the species? A woman with a full that patients should be able to support
fu'ure of ship building.
home or foreign register, as well as rested in St. I.ouis. the
lg. either for (kit of burglars* tools was recently ar- |themselves for six months, adding that
ler. as well as rested in St. I.ouis. the chances for recovery are greatly
food supplies Amid the sm nuou - « an buy ordinary black ..« ...,
-essitated by war they are 'own for a mil and a half or 1 cents |
ultivation of the a square foot, which makes it cqpt I
Ac- only 10 or 15 cents a window, and,
cliil j mosquito netting is even cheaper);-
rac k and crevice in j
arly spring, so as to ^
I.ill the larvae befon the insec ts are
activities nect
mill stressing the
thrift habit among their children
cording to a correspondent, the
dren in the Berlin schools are being, '■ -\<r>
taught the following Ten command j'he hot, it. tic
ments:
1 Everybody must save, for only if ihatched, to torment and Imperil us;
everybody saves will Germany s sup empty every standing vessel, both in
II „ h,.M nut Iside antl outside the house, of all waste
f waste no food. no. even the most 'water for I, is in such places Ihat the communities hv means of a .y.
mosquitoes hatch, literally by ' ,,f "nn' p""14
Putman and Taloga, and w rk w.ll
be begun on the project within a
short time. The county commissioners
of 'uster county will assist in lay-
ing out the roads. In addition to
this roads leading in other directions
into the coun > from Thomas will b
improved by the
citizens of the it
• np
itB
finan es. has
It will now la-
had no state
his enterprise in extending the
for consumption of his own
ailed upon to product8
field
steel i Carranza is as garrulous as the
Arabian Knights barber—and abo'tt
a.-stunt ne of .l.' ' 0, or about , The pa(.if,(. Mail company's action as ,.„nvinciiii.'.
" Iter capita, involving an annua! ,n tying up its ships is attributed tol
addition to Its expen-es of appratt- the new seamen's ad of congress re- .\lt-xltmust he i;ood- voluntaillj
imatel;. a half !i ill ion. ist at U time quiring that 7T per cent of crews oil or um|,.r
be good.
lessened by poverty.
of readjustment ot taxation which American vessels shall be able to un-
imsiness men and! .v ill make the prold« ni more difficu't derstand the spoken orders of of f i-
It is the purpose ; of solution. | <!ers. 'This means displacement to
The thing in connection with the
charge that a "Dr. Meyer" was sent
over by (lermany to ferret out our uu*
preparedness for war, which partlcu-
■ompulsion. Uut she must Ilurly excites our wonder is that an>-
body should have thought that any
Kuopean government was not fully
connect Thomas with other sa all-
unimportant.
the
eating, and chew millions, clean away heaps of refusi
land
3. Take time for
thoroughly
4. Avoid all eating between meals grounds
5. Eat rye instead of wheat bread .deadly peril; swat
and be economical with bread. jand wherever we see him. Human life
C. Be economical with butter, and May— in fact, it often doe
tem of good roads.
" Tuesday of each we
PREPAREDNESS FOR WAR.
will be set
What is preparedness for war, and
when may a nation be considered ade-
that extent of Asiatics on Pacific Mail
steamers who do not understand Kng-
lisb.
i Somebody in this neck of the woods acquainted with the tacts in the case.
, has been praying for rain. Stop it
I The James Stewart conapany is t1
American and English seamen will build the atate capitol—mavbe.
filth prevent the |ua*e<Unc I aside by the citizens of Wetumka for|quate)y prepare4? |"°' ^ f
bei:m multiplied, to oui road work and the businesi men ol preparedness, in the military sense, s ps s,,> Tho Atlanta Constitution has ba- also a Girl's day when each little miss
iiy whenever the town will ~i^• theii personal ?<-r- js uppermost in the public * , 8 red Bryan. . ,is presented with a Japanese doll.
FATHER'S DAY.
In Japan they observe a Boy's day
by hanging out carp flags and giving
the little fellows plenty of toy soldiers;
the
vie-
uppermost
^-operation with the farm- ;mind now. means in the beginning en
and naval
But how
s depend on ers. in working the roads. At a meet jiargement of the army
I yet you and In-' of t e business ten and citizens |Capacity of the cepntry.
eat cheese, fruit sauces and niarma-; just such precautions, and yet you and in_' of the business i en and citizens [capacity of the country
lade Instead of butter. I let the spring and summer slip by. in ! of Wetumka a permanent organiza igreat enlargement^ ' Where will
7 Kat abundantly of fresh vegeta- the haste of farm work and daily j tion was made in which it was de- 'stop, once begun?
hies so as to save meat, fats and duties, without doing anything that id0(1 that on Tuesday of each week; Could the I nited States be said ... Arp American gh|pH f0 |)e manned ,)y
! rc>a«l |'"ay mean the health and life of our husine - men would close their store- |be "adequately" prepared for war short
g At table call for potatoes In the loved ones. What good will it do you. | and devol
! o.v fr
compete with the British and Japanese
ships employing cheap foreign sailors.!
Therefore they are quitting the sea and
abandoning the trade to their com-
petitors.
1 It is quite
General 'Mackensen has
f 1.000 more Russia n s.
A'here's he going to put 'e
a problem what to do. I
I Here in America we have a Mother's
aptured day Cartoonists draw sentimental
I limine, cartoons about her; the preacher
j makes some mention of home with-
out a mother, and the tired business
|man, if lie thinks of it. brings home a
dollar's worth of cut flowers. With-
skins.
my friends, if you raise a bumper crop 1 road.
crib |,
e the day to working oniof an equipment in ships anil soldiers
Committee; were selected which would Kurpass that of any other
9. Buy chocolate antl sweets and'd' wheat or corn, if your silo and crib , r(]j-f( <.j;t r . of the work
send to the soldiers at the front we arc full to bulRiiiK. and your loved ones
can gladly dispense with these thins*.'lie sick abed or are taken from you.
.10. In all that you do, remember because you were careless und thought
that you can contribute your modest les-?
share towards helping create the new
Fatherland that we are all hoping for. The DOOM OF ROYALTY.
l'ractlce self saerlflce and work. j , wag Ih(, ,a|„ K(lwar(1 wh„
" . lared horse-raclns the sport of
j kings. But an Infinitely greater
kingly "spor:" is that of setting na
by | itons at war with each other; and it
nation in the world, and put it beyond
'lie bounds of probability that we
(should ever be overcome in conflict?
No one could deny that this would cer-
Itainly be a state of preparedness. It
EVERYDAY PATRIOTISM.
j In his Klag Day speech at Wash
ington. President Wils- n's kt^vnote J W<)U|,| be such a state, known of all
j was this: 11he world, that as a consequencc
| *
A NATIONAL CREED.
The Chicago Herald sug^st*
following as a National « .eed
which men. women an I children ">f • st. a very great deal a ore. Kng'
A-ierica may affirm their American- j land alone has but j i : been asked to
|Mm; j put up $ 1,500.iM)i>,000 in addition to
I believe In the 1'nlted States, one j the $1 •*.OftO.OOu already expended. |
and indivisible, in her mission -(Then there are the expenditures of!
the champion of humanity- as lh«* Prance (J. rtnan Austria. Italy. Tin
friend of the weak and distressed; Injkev. Serbia. Russia and Belgium, if t
the singleness, dignity and inviolabil the war lasts a \ear Kngland expects
itv of American citizenship; in tli^' her iota! bill to amount to $".,00n.n00.- 1
validity of our national traditions; in mi i ). an almost inconceivable^ sum.1
peace with honor; in friendship with ; How long an the old world nation* I
all nations that respect our rigMa; ; withstand the strain that is upoa
In entangling alliances with none; in (them? 1 T
reasonable preparations for national Moreover, this is as said, largelv
defense by ^ea and land; in shirking j a kings" war. the real interests >f
no sacrifice needed to hand down to j most of the various co mon people
the future the priceless treasures be- j involved being actually remote only
queuthed to us by the past in the near insofar as they are wrapped up
necessity of keeping the western (in lawful maintenance of the author-
hemisphere free from the intrusions itv thrtt governs them The stn>-
of 'European institutions and arrbi- j planting of t a is royal authority with
lions; In the capacity of free men (their own would put th responsible j sl|0*uld
for self-government; in the love of it-, entirely upon them, but under'
home and country; and in the un-! such a condition it is not likely there
flinching resolution that government j would have been war. With no king*
of the people, for the people by tho j for Serbian anar hists to kill, pre-
perish from the'texts for war are largely missing. Ev-
i ery day this strife continues adds to
| ihe probabilities of ultimate exten-
tion of a onai hlal and aristocratic
struggle shall have
v is fast coming when
people shall not
earth.
The department of agriculture
Washington advises people to walk j rule after the
for their health. And yet it is a safe , dosed The da
wager thaf the average farmer in this the people of ti
country does more walking in a day ( enough of king?
than anybody connected with the ag- satellites
ricultural department, from the sec
retary down, does in a week. Mr Henry >
There should be no days of spec
ial patriotism. There are no day
w hen a tiMin should be n ore patri-
otic than on other days."
And the corollary of this sentiment
was his declaration, equally true,
that the real patriots are "the men
who. in their daily endeavor repre-
sent the essence or the flag; the men.
who. in the flag see the expression of
what they themselves are and what
they defc.ire to be."
Patriotism, like religion, must be
an everyday thing or it is etrpty and
hollow It means much more than
killing Kruger with our mouth," as
Kipling summarized the frothy pat-
riotism of his country a en during the
Boer war. It means not only the
readiness to die for one's country,
but the equally fine determination to
live for one's ountr, . it means tho
dally and habitual conduct of a good
citizen, a good father, a good neigh-
bor. taking a living interest in pnblic
affairs, of neighborhood, town, state
and nation. It means putting your
to the wheel and helping
make this nation good and great U
means loyalty to the principles upon
which the Republic is founded
devotion to the ideals to which it as
pirei
said
live each day worthy of tn*
oa munity to whi h we be-
should likely be
THE YAQUI TROUBLE.
foreign seamen at poor wages or by] The alleged declaration of war by. wlgh,ng unneCessarlly to add to
American seamen at good wages? The the Yaqui Indians on Mexico, the
former is believed to mean the preser- I nited States and Germany, recalls'
vation and extension of our marine the defy of the inebriated citizen who
service; the latter its extinction, could lick any man in his country.
What are we going to do about it? When a "husky" invited him outside
The matter will be a live issue in the he declined, with the apology that his
next congress. j proposition had taken in more terri-
— torv rlian he intended.
The government of the I'nited States
from all danger. The announcement that
. . . . hngli.sh dispatched a force of about 1 " 00
of war-until some other people should casualties on the Continent number to men ,)V war veBS(.,K rrom Solll„.,rn
reach a stage of still greater prepared- date upwards of two hundred and flf t:alifornia, destined for Taharl Hay.
ness, when the sense of absolute «" „•-eight thousand would indicate that near 0uavmBS, with the object of pro-
curity would pass to them. | the torfes under sir John pretK<J> are tectlng thc 300 Americans in the
larger than the outside world has yaqui valldv from raids bv these In-
credited the 1 with being. dians. But it is significant, according
(to the advices, that none of the Ameri-
cans there care to leave. The alleged
danger may be more in the minds of
The possibility of shifting such a
condition as this about among the I
powers of the world would necessarily|
be confined to the few known as the
Great Powers, and it is easily imagin-j The stork anyhow, has no grudge
able that their peoples would get very against the Rockefellers. It n ade Its
tired, and in the end become wholly sixth visit Saturday to the home of
unmanageable, over the enormous and John I). Jr.. and left anothey boy
constantly growing cost of carrying on who proves to be grandpa's fifth
an international competitive contest as grando0n Thp Rockefellers are In
to which shall continue in the lead as Qn everything good that's going.
the one impregnable military nation of I .
the world.
alarmists who would like to precipi-
tate an early landing of American
soldiers on Mexican soil, believing the
first military step in this direction
would be promptly followed by others.
The governor of Sonora also advises
' | Washington that he is able to pro-
( ould it possibly be that the Pres- ^p(.t Americans, and will gladly do so.
rite questlot. of preparedness must ildent h.1(| ...inj ,.(,fprence t0 ilUl,
be met in this country, and satis-
factorily adjusted, but continual watch-
fulness will have to be alertly main-
tained that no groundwork shall be
laid for an endlessly progressive de-
velopment of militarism in the manu-
facture of guns and ships and all the
other vast mass of material of various
kinds required for army and navy use.
Relying upon the old maxim that the
battle is not always to the strong, but
as often to the swift, the active, the
I Ibrave, the people of this country can
.(no doubt rely upon the patriotism,
our list of holidays, we suggest a
Father's day. with a program some-
what as follows: Dad will be allowed
to lie abed until 10 o'clock, reading
the sporting sheet and smoking ciga-
rettes. after which time a "mawnln's
mawnin" followed by buckwheats and
steak will be served. The phono-
graph will then play What's the Mat-
ter With Father" und "Here Comes
My Daddy Now." while the daughter
of the house will recite "Father, Dear
Father This ceremony concluded,
pr<: ♦ n will be bestowed 011 fathef,
in tho following order; Ton boxes 25
cent cigarx. case of club soda, sterling
silver bottle opener, case of Scotch or
rye. sterling silver cocktail mixer, 1
dozen pairs of silk hose, 1 smoking
ja< et, 1 humidor, 1-2 dozen made-to-
order shirts, 1 pair slippers, annual
pass to baseball park. At 2 p. in., ae-
icompunied by several cronies, he will
'set out for the ball park in an auto-
mobile. Here u double-header will be
played The evening will be given
over to five cent ante, and at mid-
night a lunch will be served consist-
ing of Swiss cheese sandwiches, hot
dogs, goose-liver sausages, pate de
foie gras, rye bread and beer. The
guests will leave at a. m„ and the
and t(
great
long."
But this offer may have more than one
ions" when he said something about meaninR>
not looking to the noisy places _ Thp Mexican leaders, however they
where men are expressing lAtHVid- may quarrel among themselves, are a
ual opinions?" |unit against military interference by
the United States—not only as to in-
Where Is the old-fashioned girl terference per se, but because they|('li*v 1(>^ow'n8 ')f Sunday,
who blushed when she discovered thnt perceive, of course, that this 'would
her petti oat was a little longer than drive them to a union of their own.1 SELF PRAISE, NO PRAISE,
her skirt .' — Bartlesville Enterprise, and thus involve them necessarily in j 'rving Cobb, the famous war corre-
She's dead. Her granddaughter the choice of a leader from among'spondent, story writer and lecturer,
blushes if her outer skirt is not short themselves; and this is just what tho j was approached by a stranger who
learly that she American government has asked them asked him what sort of a fellow Cobb
to do without intervention. If union (was. Cobb replied: "Cobb is related
there must be, why not take it j10 wife •>>' marriage, and if you
it the Venlzelos war peaceably? |(lon'1 ohjevx to a brief sketch, with all
The operations of the Yaqui expedi te technicalities eliminated, I should
enough to testify
doesn't wear a petticoat.
If the news
0 world will hav
and princes and their
short, as the president well wisdom and judgement of their Presi-
ing daily to be honorable j dent and congress In the matter of
increasing taxation and spending an party has overwhelmingly triumphed
enormous tax fund annually in the in the election Sundav In Greere tion are
(execution of such plans as would put should bo warfield, it means that Admiral ( .... .... . , .
, should not want his nrotection it is especially beautiful, a light roan in
, T us in a reasonably easy state of mind Venlzelos will return to power and 8nouia 1,18 pr( , ... ... ... ,.. .
the tin. ;>ati 10. '.sin, 11 t likelv to he forced unon them color with a black mane. His figure s
had , , .... touching our ability to take good care that -Greece w l Jo n the alltefc, which nnt l,Kn> 10 D€ Ionul upon inem-l 6
'found in 'he nois> places waere men 1 J
of ourseh s in the event some other mav help soon in oracking the Har-
are talking, '.ti tnft market places , .
1 nation should he so unwise as to need- dandles nut
ntirely at the discretion ofjs:l.v t,iat in appearance he is rather
Howard. li Americans bulky, standing six feet high, not
! w here n^n are expressing pa
partisans." but that is dailv ex.
fied among the great mass or far
to be decent citizen
111 nil-
Pindell, of Peoria.
— 111., who declined appointment^as am-! '
If the German submarine warfare on hassador to Russia and who has re j
merchant vessels in the so-called "war turned from Kurope, is (pioted as say
zone" around the British Isles is kept jn^ "This war will last two or three
up, soon there will scarcely be a neu years more. I believe that peace now !an,,e in our tavor «>t nearly
tral bottom left afloat. Of the ships would be premature. They have got
destroyed the average seems to be („ settle this piarrel so that there leurrent fiscal year is that it
about three neutral to one British. v.-iii )>«• permanent peace, and th.
for thut has not vet come. It lg .heretofore obtaining acainst such hal-,
future to let them fiKht ani ''s ht'en materially reduced in
1 lessly tramp on the
Samuel.
coat-tails of I ticle
Another tlTlng about this trade bal-
billion
!dollars for the first ten months of the
approxi-
mates a real balance. The offsets
en as yet no declara-
t ween (lermany ami
. t iir.e
j There has
Jtion of war
Italy. Each
to make formal announcement, but
neither is waiting for that announce-
ment before committing acts hostile
to the other. It Is quite certain that
Bavarian troops form a part of the
The Market World of New York
foresees a cotton shortage, but the
wise planter in the south will not
permit any such prediction to in
waiting for the other fluence him to increase cotton acre-
<(e at the expense of acreage plant*
I to food crops.
Nor is it probable that he will assume 'undecided, but might be called bunchy
a perniciously offensive attitude to- 'n places. He belongs to several
ward the Yaquis. If Mexicans gen- including the Yonkers Pressing
erally were as well disposed toward chib an(l the Park Hill Democratic
each other and to the world as these Marching club, and has alwyas, like his
Indians are there would not be nearly!father, who was a Confederate soldier,
so much trouble in that country. [voted the democratic ticket. He has
[had one wife and one child and still
has them. In religion he is an Inno-
Tlie most notable victory of the cent Bystander."
while in
regard they
Austrian
Tin
ennsylvania Railroad lias
Voicing his disapproval of women lagt for th
physicians. Dr. Cabot of Harvard.'ir out As to how long the pending 11,1 advanc
says most people would rather have a war will continm we do not venture a hav.- been wiped out pra ti.ally alto
poor man doctor than a good woman predic tion But certainly Mr. Pindell .g^'her the two hundred millions ot
doctor. Isn't It just barely possible is correct in holding that peace now dollars which American tourists have , f .
more than a been annually expending in Europe is|!^ace(' additional orders fot one hun-
at the expira virtually all staying at home this (ired and flf i y - five thousand tons of
jtion of which hostilities would again ^ar. | steel rails. In one order of this char-
possihly even larger | ai'"'r is morP real encourage-
After Mr Bryan outlines how the ment for the business of the /country
an be ended all that will re 1 than in any number of orders for
Some
out that
European war so far has not been j
won with shot and shell, but with the Declaring that "girls do not bare
atistician has figured it peacelul weapons ol medical science; (heir necks for men to look at," but
very Welle-sle- college girl not by causing, but by ajleviating. are the "innocent victims of Fashion,"
that "most people
euce?
get their prefer- would mean nothing
1 truce for a few years
The Pioneer Telephone company break out on a possibly even larger
manages to keep an eye to windward, s ale and with somewhat changed
Through long delays it is enabled to alignments For humanity's sake and u-l!
it is best that it be main will he for the belligerents to shrapnel shells and other munitions
resisting the Italian w;.,„ j arried has borne one and liunian fcujfej*ing; not) l^j jd^troying. tht prtragrapber of the Toledo Blade
'a half < ildren The halves, we take ^nt by saving human lives. It is the! snys: "Rather than rubber, let's pity."
Jit were born fo be Btatisticians. ,triumph of the American Red C ross Even so, but how are we to tell
L— over typhus in Serbia. As a great whether or not they need to be pitied
Can it l e that the naval officer who human achievement it far outranks any uu|,.sa we rubber?
of our cannon are antl- of the successes won anywhere along,
the far-flung battle lines. if warring nations can declare n
zone into which neutrals may enter
rays many
(piated and useless has any particular
reference to him of North Carolina
and Danville. Illinois?
make Its own settlements of litiga- the world's peace
llobson enters ;
lion.
1 fought to a finish uow.
I do It.
' of wj|r for the European belligerents, llobson ticket.
1 The decision in the grandfather case only on peril of destruction, why may
'will call for a general revision in the not neutrals properly declare a peace
denial to the Bryan- T"1' a al chart. It places Oklahoma in zone into which fighters may enter
the list of "doubtful states." only on the same conditions?
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