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' JAMES GOLDEN
NDAY. MAY 7. 1917
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pinion woman, subject of the
was plaintiff in a suit for damv
ught against a subway coir;
s ion company ill Brooklyn, 'N. Y.!
efcndant moved tollave tho casc‘
bed. on the that 1110‘
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W was an “alien enemy” and.
ground
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are bad no standing in an Amer;
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ccurt. t
“I udge might have allowed thel
than}, turned the. woman out of
"Plenty of precedent could be;
or it in the practice of otheri
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But he .ovcr- .
t countries, |
emotion and ordered the case
ed as usual. on the ground
ident Wilson
you had guaranteed that all3
f enemy powers who obeyed
blight-continue to enjoy civil!
n‘ this country. The case ac-
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tn a (mount,
"rim ultrasounds f ,
TOMORROW . t" ’
Don’t Miss It!
went to the jury, and the
received a verdict of $800. ‘
17‘ American, as the judge him-i
arked, ought to be proud of:
‘él‘fllCt. We are fighting Kaiser-g
u‘ not innocent subjects of the:
ho mind their own business!
a no harm. We are fighting'
sitting infinitely bigger and
bottom: thunthe infliction ofa
: or" humiliation on any llldi-t.
ions who happen to lit'el
ltlzen. no mater what his;
”right, should take patriotic:
i] . in dealing fairly and
ly.wltll war-bound foreign-E
otlling can better Iexemplify‘;
' ‘ orlcan spirit, and nothing is‘
oulatcd to drive lurking hos-
ltt thhe aliens themselves and
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. ORLEANS AGAINST BILL. ,
" BOARDS
:New Orleans is following the
e‘ of several other enlightened
on cities and planning to elim-
lllboards.
gxadvocates of themsasurc, and
mission council isyexpected
t. Several important civic
s have been urging it. for some
, ' i
or Behrman in a letter to the
oil has called attention to the
that any municipality is free to
V such legislation, since the su-
‘courtof the United States in a
be 'lered last, January an
audit? of an anti-billboard
35ch by the Chicago city
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lationpt’ billboards is held
slid exercise oft‘pol'ice new,
matter of common observ-I
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billboards is most of onrl
'much in need of polio-f
“pleasure to everyone who!
to beauty‘and‘ order to up?
n’dcdnfnsion, to find city
told g up this long neglect
”f vlc improvement. ‘ ’ y
no, excuse whatever ‘j for
d - There.” mayffbe , "no
men: We gathercd llelfc*Ulis.mornlus al condition, and the. two are so in-
, ‘ for sharing 0111' life. audition who is well known to all of you.
iand who scarcely needs an introduc-
.. .. The mayor and the and General Sales Manager of the
ssloner of property are both), American Steel & 'Wiro Company.
States to its people and the nations
fiy mfia;_.‘°f billboards States- to hold to that; principle. (Ap-_ andiloo perf'o'en
as am more cystitis», . *-
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' {thallium dimfitl‘i'
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.« _ , 1 VERSARY SALE-2% ;
__ Started Today With aRush, the Greatest. in Years
. ' Tremendous Offerings! Sensational Value Giving! '
A A Notable Occasion for “All the People”
may Saving 0
Big Stocks-Big Varieties-Big: Values-~Big Savings
Co’mc: Early !
t Read Cor FourPag'eCircular for“ Complete Price List
Store ”pen Tonight Until 9 0’”ch ,. '
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p orfunifies
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mNS for lithium with our own men so that u
'olared. our flag will fly on the battle-
dollura be there. that nobody can can
tune. Applause). Our this over there
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domestic business, and
with every manufacturer and with
the. National Hardware Manufac-
domcstic trade second, and export
trade third.
have got to be
:Halrdwalro Jobbers’ Association,
April: 18, 1917, at Houston Texas-
Tlie pre'Sldcntz' Ladies and Gotttle- a very intense political and economic-
passive. That
our selfishness.
to listen to an address from a gentle- tlmately connected that they cannot
be treated any longer separately as
to their consequences. Our political
ti’on from my hands. This‘ gentleman condition has been somewhat clarified
will make an address on present con- by our entrance into this war. but our
ditions. no is probably better equip economical condition ‘has become
nod to do’ this than any other man in mono intensified than ever. Previous
the wholeof the United States. I take to our entrance into this war, we were
great pleasure in presenting to you confronted with one condition, and
Mr. Erank Baackes. Vice~President that was that we sold to the Allies
,what we felt we could spare. Some
concerns were rather reserved and
didn’t sell them anything at all be»
.. cause they didn‘t believe in it. Other
and. Gentleman; It'is. indeed; a very concerns were not so reserved, and
great honor and a privilege to be ask- sold them all they could spare, and
ed to address you as a citizen—from then reserved for the domestic mar-
clldice (Applause) when our hearts lfet what the‘domostlcpurket needed.
and souls are stirred to their inner- That, however, is absolutely changed
most‘denths by our entrance into this today. because our? entrance into this
war. and when the message of April war makes us immediat‘oty an. ally to
2nd of the president of the United the Allies. If we don't’desine to be
that, then the entrance into, this war
on the part of this country is a grea
But, becoming an ally to
man sense and distribute our
(A‘pplnuse). ‘
Mr. Bunches: Mr. President, Ladies
servatiyc, and I cannot put that too:
0WD Will‘.
of the world is still ringing in our
ears; a'nlessnge so‘mndtand inspired mistake,
and so lillarty-bneathing that it should the Allies. where heretofore we we
imprint ltselt‘rinto therheanss of-evcry passive, it ‘becomes'today.‘, our abso-.
loyal Americannlnap and, woman. (Apt lute duty tones thattlte Allies, who ,
clause). A message that should no are doing our fighting for us at. the.
made a textbook in our public schools. present time, have everything, they
andtausht‘tooitr childreniuat'aa soonmwant. to the point otactual suffering
its-they have mastered their. AB 'C’s. in «this country. (Applause).
Yet ,don’t‘ let us. underestimate the ‘ Now, that istgoing"io"'m,alfev for a
mksthatzwe. have: set ourselves. 'Itvveryacutosituatlon; bothjgasitc- the
may be a great task. It may mean ‘ .
many sacrifices andniuch heat't-tmhe- commodities of life. ‘-'Peoplo gay, 311d: be advanced'lna time like this. not
But. no flotation how many..- sacrifices
this will Insomniac. Janet, know noth; .
ins 6mm. "Forward? consummation: will only require thtée_..per cent» 01 the mewmenl‘fion‘t’mt rabbit?“
to the worldlthtttt? thevpnnciples two the leather goodssnn thirtyfper‘ cent. weir loaf 1‘thth ’ ‘ annotationtexy
have preeminent-onion. ‘ That we or‘otaerlgoo ." "n , hen that‘fivs‘thd"inleliltlal'a fie ,aadvméé 'Pfl‘vel
will never do, it‘ll; thkéiibe‘last (101- per centL‘is’renuiredfrolnra condition and ,gtherebytmakers-tho»» officer-follow
lar and the last "man. in the “United thatis’ldda‘yifio pennant..- demand Day for 011!» patriotism; a (Applanfleilt,
patriotism. (Apulailse). .
ism by dollars. lApplarrse). :
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Gentlemen. thus sneak; out. heartsn bolto t1“.
nt‘ thlst no time to listen only to vandibefngolisol'
icon see how for , .. _. . , ,
non laminar conditionlattke. (Applauseb ~ - T. . .
obliged to slvotol Our present conditionsrourvprcsent
hr » We' alltknowahawoeme
‘ he ' ' War; thereto
pacity; then “you Lotusshnrérhistburdon. '~lt ista‘ven' '
chlng‘_that._must!8re€lt”b\tl‘defl- [‘Let “us share it'all If
field. and not only will our American Your business.
. , is anything to worry about.
body can tell what moment the. war
. ' . can be seen by “embody. and the do]. condition may be suddenly turned law
1 . . . . . . .,, ,
Address‘ Q£ My? Erank BaaCkeS, De. tar dishppcnrs. And» that situation to a condition of world. peace. Then
' l 1 " ‘ . ' that 1 thank of is going to affect our of course, woprobably, will have anr‘onr inner demands.
llvered Before a Jelnt Assembly Of the slogan other problem to confront us, but I
no.
him-
s by force of circumstances. 1 must
,when the time comaa and peace is do. therefore any to you. you have got to
lm very t-austiou‘s in. the conduct of
I don’t believe there
But. no
cannot prophesy what that will
«very merchant must from now on be Everybody must Judge that for
turrers’ ‘ Association and Southern Allies and our our government first. self. .
There is another thing i want to
That Will mean that we speak about to you at this time. and
will especially those of you who have had
mean, lllill this is it time [0. CQRU‘OI everything in (he DflSl your own way
”(now that is a very in the form. of contracts: You took
bald thing to do because it. is inborn them whenyou liked and you cancel-
lu every one of its, but in this crisis on them when you saw tit, and all that
"VOW man of affairs. every Wilma“ sort of thing. and if these conditions”
man, must control his selfish nature. lost any longer you will be confront.
And lime orefail going to use com. ed: by a condition that will teach you
DI‘O' that a contract is a contract.
ducts‘ intelligently and conservatively plan‘sc). Andy gentlemen, that is the
from what is left, we can probably all way it should be at all times.
have material to do business With. It have permitted n grant many infrac.
is surely not to our interest in this tlons of our usual customs of doing
crisis to bring about a condition that business. but. in war time when every-
down for lack of material: because thing is tense.
the moment our industries are_,com- high, when the manufacturer has got
polled to shut down, no matter for'to make preparations and take the
what renson.‘iu8t that moment you burden the same as you have, he is
bring about a condition in thisconno not going to let you above your load
try that will reset on business. "for onto him, because he. .~ has. no other
it people cannot becmploycdand earn. place to shove it, and he has got .to
money there can be no purchasing ooW- bear it and lie is not going to do it for
or. 60 we have got. to 'be very con- you. - -
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We
when everything
This is very beautiful;
.mnount. of money? out of our own crla. is a time for dictating andcommand- tsend us, garden seeds “1.91.0811! afim
is. It would notibe very much "kefing. (Applause). .The Departmfifitmétosendususefnlwinformation.
. And “79.195 Agriculture‘knew last fall how manypmgrgey «They‘can certainly affordato. .
this country don’t want to stand be- bushels of wheat. :how. many -bushcls ‘ send as in thiscrlslsinfomatlon that; ‘ MW“ to .
foretho‘ worldmeasurlnfi our patriotv of corn, how many bushels. of v-Dotfi- is of value to this Country. 50 that, . if illuminant W. ,. . s . ,
‘ ' r L“. I ' . .. .m C
,, . to,cs.“_and‘ everything elsewe raised; Wm
Now that ls,_tlto condttltim» and i that mpmégfig p; ,A'tilc'ulture 19,5”,
necessities: of-ilfe as well silo the ' also that: belleyelf.‘tha_t prices 3119331.“'eltactly5_h'ow;.‘muchswe-- had “Nut ,
" ‘ ' riled: 1.113} dél’fihnem knew exactly 3‘ Thatmlleh for thopresent. Butwe
newspapers say, “why,” this will, only unless it isjabsolutelyinecessary.,:,.lfl)“, mick we hwéflmed; and that or e not alone; W98. for. mammal.
require» flvoper cent. of the ”stool, it _.don’t believe- ingtlns ponc'y otéé‘entnaraepm‘mnt knew ovary month instgwe We also tolook: to-Vthe future.
, minus ahgfit‘cat factor in , “cm?” .
. tum £3 .5an; l‘qu.. Tn“:
*mand, ‘This is: a time to say not, conditions either, and tlll‘ii'e.
t“Please. will you do this?" But this is blouse).
'“An army travels on its belly," and
There is another thing tllat‘con- so does‘a nation. New Why not let‘
strongly upon You- A“? we 1'1““. not fronts this country and that is the this saute Department of Agriculture.
endeavor to make 11191.19? 0‘" 0f 0“" food. quebtion. l was very pleased to that has all that information, why not
“’9' made a 10‘ 9‘3 money see the President of the United States send it to every citizen and every .
out 0' the European WMTWW‘I‘ was the other day send his appeal to the thousehold or the nation just thesame
l. HbSOhfli‘ll‘ natural, and “'33 W” figm' income in this country to raisesmore} as we got from our dinerent senators
either technical or moral; nobody can food stuff.
re question mate-but que§t1°n the “15' that lovely fineF‘Butyinga crisis like
'dom ottrrins»! mime“ “"3“ 53“" this, mists no. time for appeal“; This
’and congressmen- garden seeds and
91',4"\V(‘ will guarantee you for 1917 That is the “'fly they are wasting
two dollars a bushel for wheat, a dab ”19" time during an entire session.
lar and a half for corn, and two dol- “lid When they come to the (dost: of
lars a bushel for potatoes." if we can ”‘9 Sig-“5‘0“ everything is mailed
afford to be spflndmg seven billion through and the important things urn
dollars for militarypreparations to 105$ Sight Of. If we business men
fish!» than we can afford to spend would run our business that way we
seven billion dollars to take «ore of could not last very long. and a private
And why don’t business ‘chnnot exist and thrive un-
we do this? Thistle a time, as I say: de‘v that kind of conditions, then-this
to dictate. This is a time to com COUNTY. music: 01:55: under the same
(Air
These men are well mean-
tlle time to say, “Do it." (Applause). ing. If is» simply this fault of'our sys-
Ilcro is another thing that can be teni. it is simply due.to the fact that
done on this proportion: Let's teach we send to tbOSe legislative bodies
domestic science. Let's give this na- only politicians and lawyers. and Who
lion knowledge of food values. Lot is to blame for that? We business.
our great newspapers. if they can’t men. We business men. who inmauy
do, anything else. print what is neces' instances. absolutely: pay no atbention
sary for a man to live on. We all to politics. We don’t even vote, and
know by experience that we eat too in many instances we uon't even
much. We none of, us. need half of know- the candidate; -.ow, gentle.
what we eat. And if we did know men, it. your were to run your busi-
food values we would be more effici' ness in tiresome way in the selection
out, but We don’t know it. There is of your foreman. your superintendent,
not a woman in tffi United “States. or your manager—and surely your role
not one out of a thousand that has resentatlves that. you send to the
been taught domestic science and' state legislatures occupy the same
taught what protein, fats and car- position, and: you. expect them to look
bohydrates are. Now is the time to after your interests—now if you were
do it. It is not too late. We. know paying no more attention to your own
our foodstuffs are short, and we know selection.» of men in your own 'bu'si.
if we cannot (aprlYWthe Allies and nose thanthat, you could not getnny-
ourselves,.yvith the‘necé'sslties of life where, and theoondltion that is con-. ,
this poo-tonsill'wilt ‘go to a very “low (Contlnued on Page Elan)
level,“ because, as Napoleon once said. """"'L
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.Nampmnttutn futurist.
.1“ 'e nuberor-fo'reih» Born: tulihlldl‘hilto ~'
... - «animus ~ "
smnething, also once in a while whiff:
“we-don't need? If” they can afford to.
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this country can meet" the crisis and
withstand: it: with. the least diacom~
fort tons. Applause). .14 ‘
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