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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - October 27, 1920, Madison, WisconsinSs FROM- A R E A D E R 'S NOTEBOOK A ATWITE la te s t issue o f th e V o catio n al I S u m m ary , p ub lished m o n th ly by th e F ed e ra l B ourd fo r V ocational E d u ca tio n , re p r in ts th e fo llow ing from an an c ien t pam p h le t e n title d "L O A TH "R oger A scham '* S choolm aa- TO te r ," b ea rin g th e d a te 1565: O F F E R " "A nd it is a p ity th a t co m � m only m ore ca re is h ad , yea, an d th a t am o n g very w ise m en, to find ou t ra th e r a c u n n in g m an fo r th e ir ho rse th an a cu n n in g m an fo r th e ir ch ild ren . T hey say n ay in w ord , but th ey do so in deed. F o r to th e one th ey w ill g lad ly give a s tip en d of 200 cro w n s by th e y e a r an d a re lo a th to offer to th e o th e r 200 sh illings. God th a t a ittc th in heav en lau g h e th th e ir choice to sco rn a n d re w ard e th th e ir lib e ra lity a s it should . F o r l ie su ffe r- e th th em to h av e tam e an d w e ll-o rd e r� ed h o rses b u t w ild a n d u n fo r tu n a te ch ild ren .'' I t is in te re s tin g to no te th a t th is m a t te r of in ad e q u a te pay fo r "schoo l� m a s te rs " w as a sa tir ic a lly b u rn in g qu estio n 350*y e a rs ago. E v en th en th e re w ere people who th o u g h t a child , a s a re p re se n ta tiv e un it of r e t only m en ta l b u t a lso m oral force, m ore p recio u s an d fu n d am en ta lly pow � e rfu l u s re g a rd s tho s ta te th a n -a m * an s of Joy rid ing . T he w ages fo r g room s in 1565 seem s to have been ab o u t ( t ra n s la te d in to A m erican m oney) $250 a y e a r a s a g a in s t $4S "lo u th in g ly offered" to e d u � ca to rs . T he s ta b le boy 's s tip en d w as close to th ree tim es a s m uch a s tho sc h o d lm aste r's. T oday th e m in im um w age fo r a "c u n � n ing m an" w ho tin k e rs w ith th e in � sides of au to m o b ile s is $1.25 a n h o u r o r a p p ro x im ate ly $3,000 a y e a r. T h e m in im um p ay fo r m en an d wom en w ho spend m any y e a rs and m ore d o l� la rs p re p a rin g th em se lv es fo r th e po � sition of ed u ca tin g A m erica 's fu tu re v o tin g c itiz e n s is, a cco rd in g to c u r � re n t tab les, a ro u n d $1,000 a y ear. A nd so, a f te r th re e an d o n e -h a lf cen � tu rie s , th e ru tio re m a in s th e sam e. T he fa c t Is r a th e r s ta r tl in g . E sp e c ia l� ly w hen It is 'r e m e m b e re d how t r ip � ping ly to n g u es h av e been m o u th in g such p h ra se s sis "ad eq u a te c o m p e n sa � tio n ,'' ''e d u ca tio n is th e so lu tio n ," "econom ic ev o lu tio n ," e t c e te ra -e t c e te ra ad in fin itu m ! . . . Som e m illions of A m erican m en a n d w om en will go to th e polls on N ov. 2 an d corno aw ay u n d e r th e im p ress io n th a t th ey have voted fo r AN e ith e r S e n a to r H a rd in g o r ELECTION G ov ern o r Cox, of Ohio, fo r M YSTERY p re sid en t. W hat th ey h av e done 1b to h av e v o ted to r a c e r ta in g ro u p o f e lecto rs. It is th ese m en, 53i of them , who rea lly c as t th e vote th a t e lec ts a p resid en t. A nd 266 vo tes will a c � com plish th a t . T he reason fo lks know "w ho Is e lec ted " before they go to bed on e lection n ig h t, is th a t i t is a b � so lu te ly c e r ta in ju s t how each g ro u p o f p re s id en tia l e lec to rs in each s ta te w ill vote if chosen. F o r 124 y e a rs no p re s id en tia l e le c to r am ong som e 60,000, m ore o r less, h a s ever v io la ted th a t u n d e rs tan d in g . T he su ccessfu l g ro u p s of docto r* - m ee t in th e cap ito l on th e second M on� day in J a n u a ry an d cas t th e vo tes of th e ir s ta te s fo r p re sid en t a n d vice p re s id en t. T h en th ese vo tes will be scaled up an d sen t to th e p re s id e n t of th e U nited S ta te s in na te , Vice P re s i� den t T h o m as IL M arshall On W ed � nesd ay , Feb . I*, 1921. th e vice p re s i� d en t, in th e p resen ce o f th e se n a te an d th e house of re p re se n ta tiv e s , w ill open th e b a llo ts an d c o u n t them , a n d re p o rt th e re su lt to th e jp in t session . B ecause of th is m ethod of reach in g a g iven po in t, one can see w hy Vice P re s id e n t M arsha ll n ex t Feb. 9 will n o t be com ple te ly flab b e rg as ted by th e re su lt w hen he c o u n ts the b a llo ts, n o r will he say p ro p h e tica lly : "I to ld you so" w ith an y effect. . . . An e lderly m an w hose op in ion la con sid ered w o rth so m eth in g in th e co m m u n ity (va* ask ed th e o th e r d ay w h a t he th o u g h t w ere NEIGHBORS p ro p e r a ttr ib u te s of " th e TH AT people nex t door." COUNT And he said : "I've been liv ing here fo r n e a rly 40 y ea rs . F o lks on e ith e r sid e o f u s h av e co m s a n d gone. T he people I like best fo r n e ig h b o rs a re th o se who do th ese th in g s : T hey keep th e plat-.' nea t an d c lean , fav o r re p a in tin g once in a w hile; h an g o u t a w ash in g ev ery M onday m o rn in g ; T u esd ay Is iro n in g day. "T hey 'll lend th e ir law n m ow er lf y ou'll b rin g it back . T h ey 'll do th e sam e w ith a p inch of sa lt o r an egg or a cu p of flour. T hey w ill go o u t of th e ir w ay to do a favor. T hey like l ittle ch ild ren , an d a p p re c ia te , th a t none a re p e rfec t. T h ey keep d ie g a rb ag e can covered , an d keep tho c h ick en s in th e ir y a rd an d not in ou rs . T hey a re n o t too c u rio u s wtreut w ho com es a n d goes a t o u r house. T hey m ind th e ir ow n business, an e x � cellen t t ra i t . "W h at th e g ro cer b rin g s in o r th e lau n d ry m an t a r r i e s out d oesn 't in � te re s t them . T hey a re not snoopy. lf, once in a w hile, th ere '* a goo t deal of no ise a t o u r house, they d o n 't te le � phone th a t th ey a re ab o u t to call tho po lite . T hey a re ap p rec ia tiv e , k ind ly , c. nip; tiionalAe, n e b tit- rly. "T h ey llvo a s n e a rly by th e Golden Rulo u s is h u m an ly possib le, I guess. And th a t b e in g so, w e do th e sam e. It is a good p lan : D on 't s to n e y our n e ig h b o r's dog ; it red u ces th e l ik e li� hood th a t he will s to n e y ours." Seem s a s if the w ise old g en tlem an p reach ed a p re tty go o d -sized serm on in n o t so m an y w ords, e ith e r.. . . A s it com es, people look upon N o � vem b er a s a m on th of sh rill, g u sty w inds, s p it tin g snow , an d w h irling leaves, a b leak , d ire en d A do lefu l b ro th e r in th e NEW y e a r 's fam ily o f 12 ch il- NOVEMBER dren W hy isn 't it a m on th of h a p p in e ss an d good ch ee r? ll is filled w ith good th in g s . N ovem ber is th e m on th of T h an k sg iv in g , w hich is to be ce leb ra ted iu . goodly sty le on T h u rsd ay , th e 25th of th is m onth . N ovem ber sm ack s o f tu rk ey an d m u l � b e rry sauce, a u d of foo tb a ll a n d ch ry * - a n th e m u m a It is a h u n tin g m on th , t�*>, w hen lo v ers of th e gun a r a � u t fo r big gam e a n d sm all. T hen th e b a rn s of th e fa rm e rs a re fa t w ith His h a rv es t, th o u g h th e fields be bare. C e lla r sh e lv es g ro an w ith th e w eigh t of new ly can n e d fru it. C e lla r bins bulge w ith th e w eigh t o f ap p le s an d p o ta to e s an d cabb ag es . T he k r a i t b a rre n g ives off a n ap p e tiz in g odor. P ig s a re read y fo r sacrifice an d h in is and bacon w ill soon be cu rin g in the s m o k e of co rn co b s a n d h ickory On th e fa rm th e m o n th o f N ovem � b e r is th e m o n th o f c id e r-m a k in g a n d apple b u t te r "culture.* T h e cold, sn ap p y d ay s a re rea lly g re a t d ays. N ovem ber, bo th in c ity an d co u n try , ugh t to be a g lad season . T he keen a ir m ak es one tn o v e the fa s te r . T he blood tin g le s an d -one feels it Is goodi Ju s t to be a live . 1 M s c o r a mnite Journal _____ City Edition TWELVE PAGES VOL. 136, NO. 27. 81�t Year. MADISON, W1S., WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 27,1920. PRICE THREE CENTS WILSON SCORES HARDING STAND ACCUSE COURT IN RUM ll S HIGH COST O' WIVES , .'n r JOLTS BURMA SW AINSAIDE WAR Bridegroom G oes D eep ly in D ebt to P ay for Spouse; Pa-in-Law H olds M ortgage; H eap M uch Trouble if Installm ents A re Tardy LEAGUE HELD N E C E S S A R Y TO END WAR WHA T PRESIDENT TOLD REPUBLICANS Scores of Arrests Are Expect� ed Within Few Days As Result of Alleged Con� fession C HTt'AOO-W a rra n ts w ere issued hero to d ay fo r th e a r re s t o f Hen - rile FP e m , forrm*r m essen g er in F ederal Ju d g e I .and ia ' cou rt, a n d four ? th e r a c h a rg in g v io la tion of th e p ro � h ib ition en fo rcem en t act. T he q u a rte t w as accused o f a id in g in th e d is tr ib u tio n of fake w hisky p re � sc rip tio n s. S te rn w as d ism issed w hen H in d is h�ard o f tho ch arg e . H e will be g iven his jo b back if he d isp ro v es th e ch arg e , Ju d g e H in d .* said . Federal officials to d ay con tinued th e ir probe in to tire alleged liq u o r scan d a l loire. Jo h n lf. H e ltle r. know n a s M iko da P ike, w ho h a s Ireen m entioned in co n � nection w ith th 0 $175,000 w hisky deal here, confessed to U n ited S ta te* D is� tr ic t A tto rn ey d y n e la s t n ig h t th a t he knew of g ra f t m oney being p a id by th e w h isk y r in g to official*. Ho is said to h av e im plica ted a t lea s t 50 m en in a $L,OOO.OOO w hisky g ra ft. H e said th ey a re federa l offi� cial* in C hicago a n d e lsew here , s ta te officials, police officers an d policem en, d j in n y sheriffs, m ay o rs of sm all tow ns end ra ilw ay m en. H e itle r a lso 'old of tb s sy s te m by w hich liq u o r is rem oved from w are � h o uses and of th e n a tio n -w id e o p e ra � tio n s of th e bootleggers, w ho a re flood� ing C hicago a m i o th e r placet* w ith boose. He Is mb id to haws to ld th a t fpulers! cfhcia ls em ployed policem en to help them cover up. H eftie r w as care fu l no t to involve h im self in th e oonf>�- * o n . He co n tin u a lly s ta te d h e "had re! ired." H is confessions, in v o k in g sco re* of cogs in th e w hisky sm uggling m achine, w as tak en dow n by s te n o g ra p h e rs b o t officials re fu sed to m a k e a n y p a r t of it public. Nr E W YORK- A demand for reduction in the price of wives ie sw epem g the Chin Hill region of Burnie, a c � cording to the Rev. J. Herbert Cope, representative of the Baptist foreign m issionary society in (hat city. "It ie the custom here for the groom to pay a certain sum to hie future father-in -law , which ie supposed to com pensate the latter for lose of hie daughter's labor," Cope wrote in a letter received here today, "Men have been d e � m anding more and more until now a young man who m arries sc* quires a debt which he ie years liquidating. "And if, while paying slowly for his w ife, the husband incurs the anger of her father, she ie prompt* ly called home and, in som e casse, sold to another man." President Tells Republicans "Americanization" Talk Is for Political Purposes Only WHEAT STRIKE REED CALLS WORLD OPENS IN WEST L E A G U E ' 'TREASON" BRITISH VESSEL RUNS AGROUND B OSTO N T h e B ritish steam sh ip , P inem ore , hound from B oston to G la s� gow, v ia P h ilad e lp h ia , is a sh o re on W est C hop Off, M artha** V ineyard , ac � cord ing to w ord received here today . T he vessel Is b d ie v e d to be in no g rea t dan g er. No p a sse n g e rs w ere a lx iard . BRICKSON LEA VES $ 1 6 4 ,0 0 0 ESTATE An e s ta te o f $164,000 w as le ft by P e te r t i B ricksnn , M cFarland , who d ied Oi l. 13. A p e titio n for p ro la te of th e w ill w as flied in c o u n ty co u rt y e s � te rd ay . P e rso n a l p ro p e rty is e s t im a t� ed a t $100,000, real e s ta te a t $60,000 a n d th e h om estead is va lu ed a t $4 OOO. FARM ERS HOLD GRAIN FOR $3 O PRICE; TOPEKA REPORTS MOVE LIMITED C In'T?XV�- Farm ers in O klahom a. I K ansas, N eb rask a , Iow a a n d the northw estern s t a 'e s today p re � pared fo r a long siege a g a in st d eclin � ing w heat prices. F ailing in efforts to have the g o v � ernm ent guarantee them $3 wheat the fann ers have "struck." The plan in accordance w ith instructions from farm organization*, is to hold their wheat until tho price ha* readied $> a bushel. W heat price* Jumped to $2.10 a bushel on the Chicago boaYd of trade yesterday an a result of the beginning of the strike. Itereipts fell off more than 200,000 bushels. "STRIKE" LIMITED K A N SA S CITY. Mo.- No w ide� spread curtailm ent of w heat offerings tis* been noticed in the gram m arkets I o f the southw est, grain m en here said j today. J. C. Mothier. K ansas secretary of ; agriculture at Topeka, declared there - w as no Banners' 'strike' In that state and that probably only m inority of the K ansas grain grow ers would hack the m ovem ent to force w heat up to $3 a bushel. WOULD HALT GRAINS D E S MOINES- -iow a farm ers were a sk ed to withhold their to rii, wheat an d o th e r gram from th e m arket to p re v e n t further price recession in th ese com m od.tles. by K. C. C u n n in g � ham , secretary o f th e iow a F arm B u � reau federation, today. ('unninsham said "there is no Justi� fication for the trem endous break in the market." Study Your Job! \r OU b o a s t o f y o u r ex p eri�e n c e , bu t h a v e you ever tried to use th e ex p eri� ence o f o th e j m en ? Much of w h a t o th e rs h av e learned ab o u t th e k ind o f w ork you a re do ing is s to red in books. W heth er you a re a c lerk in a sh se s te re o r th e head o f a m ill� io n -do lla r business, th ere a re books ab o u t y o u r work. T h is is a re so u rce you c an n o t afford to overlook. T he tro u b le Is to find the r ig h t books. T h a t h a s been m ad e easy by th e A m erican L ib ra ry a sso c ia � tion. It ha* p u b lis h '^ a p am p h � let in w hich a re lis ted books a b o u t a ll k in d s o f business. T h is is a re liab le lis t com piled by e x p e r ta You can ge t it free th ro u g h the W ash in g to n In fo r � m atio n B u reau of T h e S ta te Jo u rn a l. (In filling ou t th e co u p es p r in t nam e and a d d n ss o r be su re to w rite p la in ly .) F red eric J . H ask in , D irecto r, T he W isconsin S ta te Jo u rn a l In fo rm atio n B ureau . W ash ing ton . D. C. I enclose h e rew ith tw o cen ts in s ta m p s for re tu rn po stag e on a a free copy o f "SOO U seful Book s." N am e ...................................................... S tre e t C i t y t . . . ......... .. W OM AN CHARGED WITH MURDER 1 .0 8 A N G E LE S Mr*. R ichard CL Feet* , fo rm er te n a n t in th e b irne of Jaco b C. D enton, today w as fo rm ally ch arg ed w ith th e m u rd e r of the w ealthy m in in g m an , in an in d ic tm en t re tu rn - i > if by th e co u n ty g ra n d Jury . HARDING IN FLA T DENIAL O F 'E N V O Y ' W A SH IN G T O N -T h e s ta te d e p a r t� m en t to d ay w as i .n fro n te d w ith S e n a � to r H a rd in g 's flat d en ia l o f the s t a te � m en t o l S e c re ta ry Colby, in w hich it w as a sse r te d W ash in g to n D. V ander- Up, who recen tly secu red trode com ca � mions from th e so v ie t g overnm en t, was I an a g en t of th e rep u b lican nom inee. T lie s ta te m e n t sa id , a cco rd in g to w I re p o rt from U n ited S ta te s co n su la r a g e n t a t R iga. V an d erlip told Lenin* i h e re p re se n ted H a rd in g and "m ad* I c e r ta in p ro p o sa ls reg ard in g the reeog- . a itio n of th e bo lshev ist g o v e rn m en t." H a rd in g p ro m p tly den ied he ever ; h eard of V anderlip . It w as considered d o u b tfu l today th a t th e s ta te d e p a r t � m en t w ould sa y a n y th in g fu r th e r a b o u t IL T he q u estio n 'oday w as w h e th er e n � g a g em en ts en te red in to by V anderlip I could be carried ou t. Th* U nited S ta te s j h a s no t san c tio n ed its c itizen s trad in g w ith th e so v ie ts ex cep t a t the t r a d e r s ' risk . SA Y MA YOR DIED OF H E AR T FAILURE i LO N D O N -T eren ce Mac-Kwiney died of h e a r t fa ilu re , acco rd in g to th e v e r � d ic t in a n in q u es t over th e body of the Ir ish h u n g e r s t r ik e r today . A d ila ted h ea rt, a cu te d e liriu m and I scu rv y "due to e x h au s tio n from pro- i longed re fu sa l to tak e to o d ", b ro u g h t | d ea th , acco rd in g to th e verd ic t. W ith th e fo rm a lity o f th e In q u est ; o u t of th e way, M ac8 winey;* body wa* to be conveyed from th e p rison m o r t� u a ry to St. G eorge's C a th e d r a l 'to lie in s ta te u n til l l a rn tom orrow , when m ass w ill be ( 'd e b a te d by A rchb ishop M annix an d B ishop C o tte r. BASES CHARGES ON COURTMARTIAL W A R B IN G T O N -B rig . G en. Georg* I B a rn e tt 's c h a rg e of " i n disc rim; nau t 1 k illin g s" by A m erican M arines occu- | py lng H a y ti w ere boxed on h is re ad - I .rig o f th e p roceed ings o f tw o c o u rts j m artia l, th e fo rm er M arine co m num i* J a n t to ld a n av a l co u rt of in q u iry he re . today . M ISSOURIAN DECRIES LENROOT AS " MILD RESER CATION I ST RIDICULES COX. HARDING UT lT H b itin g sa rca sm , S en a to r ' Ja m e s A. I b i d o f .Missouri, dem ocrat, denoun lied the le a g u e of N a tio n s" as " trea so n to o u r r e � pu b lic" befo re a large c row d in th e to " ' . rgity g y m n asiu m la s t n igh t. H enator Irv in e I , ls-n ro o t, whom the sp eak er d e � c lared tie re s p e c t� ed an d esteem ed, n ev erth e less w as decried a s the leader of the g roup o f six or even se n a to rs know n a* "m ild n se rv a l io n ic s ." "T h is group, led by S e n a to r I .e n � r o o t S e n a t o r Reed said, "c o n � nived an d in t r ig � ued w ith th e S e n � a to r H itchcock w hite house gang. rn fo ist on th e A m erican m a d -m an a d ream , th is (?>.�*#..* fig*** W I L O .N P J I E D ' - ' who wsuU*u people th is d e a th of A m erican libet-U 's." W ith th e sp eak er on th e p la tfo rm w ere S e n a to r R obert $1. I,* F o lle tte , C oach Jo h n R ich ard s an d H arry | Sau thoff, M adison a tto rn ey . Iren ro o t 'rn p o sition on th e l e a g u e of nation*. S e n a to r R ecd said . w as th e I only th in g he had a g a in s t the ju n io r j I bulger sen a to r." \Y oa t th is n a tio n needs m ost a t th is tim e. Reed declared , is no t a s u � p e r -p re s id en t,- b u t a hum an p resid en t. RIDICULES COX, HARDING T u rn in g to C oach R ichard*, the d em o cra tic fir** brand, ridiculing both p re s id en tia l c an d id a te s fu r th e ir "w ig � g ling an d w obbling," sa id "C oach, you a re a foo tball leader. If you had H ard in g or Cox on y o u r (T u rn to page 4. co lum n 4 )T SANBORN ESTA TE TOTALS $ 3 2 ,0 0 0 T h e e s ta te of Ju d g e A. L. S an born , w ho died on O rt. l l , is v a l u e d a t $32,000 w ith in d eb ted n ess e s tim a te d a t $22.OOO, a cco rd in g to * p e titio n fu r p ro b a te of th e will flied in c o u n ty c o u rt, V a l u e of real e s ta te is g iven a s $22,000 and p e rso n al p ro p erty a s $10 000. H eir* a re , A lb e It. S anborn , w idow, F'iilhp (J., Jo h n B. an d E u g en e l l . S anborn , sons, a n d K a th e rin e S. B lake, u d a u g h te r . CASHIER AND SAFE DOOR R O U T YEGGS I F O R E S T l a k e , M in n -T en b la s ts , In q u irk succesMion fa iled to open the sa fe of th e F irs t N a tio n a l bank of I F o re st L uke a t 2 a rn. today, an d | C ash ie r J . W. l.eu zm u er d rove the yegg* off. w ounding one. L e u tin g e r 'a resid en ce is n e a r th e bank . W hen he h e a rd th e exp losions he s ta r te d to the b ank a rm e d . A lo o k � o u t w a rn ed tho yeggs w ith in an d thf m arried people, m eetly G eo rg ians w ere found by th e fed era l g ra n d ju ry here to h av e been b ro u g h t ab o u t by a lleged sa le of i l � legal d ivo rce d ecrees by Ju d g e J. F, G reen. A nniston , fo rm e r c ity re c o rd e r , ' it becam e know n today . F ed era l Ju d g e G reen , unde r bond on c h a rg e s of u sin g the m ails to d e fra u d an d w h o le - j Male d is tr ib u tio n of fo rged d ivo rce d e - I c rees, w as in d ic ted by th e fe d e ra l , g ra n d Jury on tw o co u n ts . COLORADO COAL MINERS STRIKE _ --------- D E N V ER T w erijy-flve h u n d red coal m in e rs of th e N o rth e rn C olorado field* will go on s tr ik e tom orrow "u n til o p - j o ra to r* ag ree to ti co n fe ren ce" on th e ir d em an d s fo r a w ork ing ag reem en t an d w age a d ju s tm e n ts , it w as an n o u n ced to d ay by officials of th e U n ited M ine , W o rk ers of A m erica. M iners voted j 3 to I to w alk ou t. Officials of th e , s ta te in d u s tr ia l com m ission declared I �ur'h a w alk o u t would be a v io lation of th e law C L E V E L A N D -Hoft coal o p e r a to r s 1 from every m ining d is tr ic t in th e co u n try , g a th e re d ho i# in re sp o n se to ii te leg ram from A tto rney G en era l J R ain ier a sk in g coopera tion to w a rd lo w � erin g coal prising that Im perialistic schem es end� ed w ith the defeat o f Germany, or that Germany Is the only nation that enter� ta ined such schem es or w as m oved by sin ister am bitions aud king titan-Mig Jealousies to attack the very structure o f civilization T h e re are o th e r natlorw which o re likely to ha pow erfully m oved, or are already m oved by com m ercial Jealousy, by the desire to dom inate and to have their own w ay in p o litic s and hi enterprise, and it I* necessary to chark thren and to ap p rise ( h u n th a t the world will be un ited against thorn a s it w as aga inst G erm an y lf they attem pt any sim ilar tiling. '"XUs.Jum n�re and s isters ar... w ives o f the roan try know th* sacrifice of war. They wtll feel that we have rnlsWxl thorn and com pelled them to m ake an entirely unnecessary m crific* o f their beloved ones lf w e do not m ake It us certain a s it coin Ire m ode that no sim ilar sacrifice will be dem anded o f m others and viators and w ives In th* future. T his duty Is so plain that It seem* ta m e to corne tt ut* a primary demand upon th* conscience o f evory one o f us. It i s Inconceivable to m ost o f us that any men shoud have been sd fa lse or so Ii ear ti ch* to declare that the women o f th e country would again have to suffer the intolerable burden and privation o f arar lf th* lasagne o f N ations were adopted. LEAGUE AGAINST WAR "T h e Irengue o f N ation* is th* w ell-considered e ffo rt o f th e apiole g ro u p of n a tio n s who were opposed to Oertnaniy to se c u re th em se lv es and the reel of m an k in d a g a in s t a re p e titio n o f th e w ar It will h a v e back o f It the w a tch � fu ln ess au d irvilerVal fo rces of s l l th ese n a tio n s an d is s in h a g u a m n't ce o f a i ie u 'i f u I fu tu re a s no w ell-In form *d m an can q u estio n who does no t

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