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. meats which he declared have already. “9' in 3915in
- been shun/n essential to the continued! Austria: Bulgaria “9. Turkey. Ger- olt's .
. term: ofI'the nation. the speaker manys 'vassal states, Colonel Roose- complete despotism. -
. spirit back of the new weapons.
' simple government
' ind very grave faults and shortcom-
. attains-l lunch-smile» in serving that. "We. cannot allord any longer to
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IDeclaration of independence." said changed. and yet that we are worm-l
Colonel Roosevelt in discussing the .11!“ 100“ if '0 permit them‘to b9
reasons for America becoming invoiv. changed for evil. Therefore We must
ied in the war. "In common with allishun equally the Bourbon reaction"
civilized mankind we have been out. aries who invite disaster by musing
Erased by Germany's balloon and syni- it; 18;: and Swahili; '11:! Ithe nesds ofI
' ‘- ' cal brutalities against well-behavedt e ur. an e s as er ema-
vlar lurwan bl brains and steel. . a war on ”Jam” and ‘ mln‘ded :fi‘on‘flfi‘
. ' . ,lhalfpl’ treaties as against scraps tit-Who preach a foly .‘t at won .
:gmfifgf Ellen; ‘21:: 12:: paper for the freedom of the “sea bring us to even worse disaster, :
"0mm: divisions of the gmémmbntn against world enslaVeluent-—tor Geri ”The great Russian commonwealth-
which he ,um Were “almost nhemlcal-. many has been the. real foe. of freedom foflers a lamentable example at the cf—V
it. pure of emcient orguintl _..l of the seas." - .tect of vibrating between the tyranny.
a‘n.a5cu58ing' ”stigma“, readjust- After enumerating German barbari- of an autocracy and the tyranny of l
and the erasure; of a mob. The autocsacy ot the Benson
united extreme incapacity with
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said on canont afford .0 mlemmlvolt'sald: “Unless we war on Turkov: “It was overthrown. Attcr seething
Fat-lock methods at must-o in tlme'ltrécilely a! we war on Germany. we tumult the Bolshevikl came to the
... war or gummy; methods or govern-35M" that we are insincere when w: fore. :
meat for meeting the problems of "play We wish to make the World safelti'temselves. . I
4...",- in “me of ppane' We needifor democracy. We are bound as a: “if we are wise we shall not pt’l‘f‘llil
7.....- weapons. but on. need the ordination now to remember that tint {ourselves to be withheld from a tor-
The phrases. that bold and lofty declam-‘ward movement by the Romanoffs of
re .ess w tlons or purpose. are of worth only as our own
minced in the daysi oipwolshlgtonhaiicttlfihey are turned into brave deeds by and neither shall he permit ourselves!
.»-..n in the (lays of Lincoln are a, men who are. both strong and true. .10 be planned Into the fibres of lath-l
utterly inadequate today ill peace uswe 0‘ this nation “‘USI. “0W Dmi'e omless 6‘53“" ""0 which we “0“”!
the flint-lock of Bunker hill and them“ truth by 0|" 9nd°3V°’-" 2“ “mm“ V ‘3',“ “"0"“ ”‘9 ““9“"
shalom-bore musltets of Bull Run‘ The speaker attacked German-Amer 3°“ ”01"”“m'
i
would be in war." icanlsm saying “there can be no such:
3
Republicans linl anfistss since 3118 'tjhin‘g a; ah.‘ttlftlltl-iifty'nallegiance"t and STOPPED IN S'" “JEN
c-u'ry o t e 7n te .Jtaies into 6 cc are t a “ erea er we mus are :
1‘ er“ have sought. to serve their party that the melting not really does melt.’ 3 CAR To STEAL TIRESL -
Ortii’ by making it serve America." (301-5 Relative to American unprepared ' “d
noel Roosevelt said in his introduc-l
ness for w‘ar Colonel Roosevelt said I (Continued now First 1139) i
tory remarks. “Not in all our history' “if we had even begun seriously to'; "
has any political party. when in oil-flight last September. Russia probably Tm. mom‘ 0, m. mm, M“. m, m:
uposdion,‘ shown an. line, as whole- would not have broken down and Vic the fate of the young men and the:
hearted and as completely disinter-jtory would now be in sight." isuaaestion 'that, perhaps: a similari
rested patriotism 35‘ has been shown; \Preparations for a three years' war fate is in store for that certain pow-l
it! "'9 Republican party. ”WNW-"fine training of an army of 5,000,00l ierful person quite prominent in?
by “5 reprefifimaul” "‘ ”i" 3‘3““? men, preferably through adoption of Wilhelmstrasse, Berlin. '
{"‘d 00'3"?“ 0‘ ”i“ United 3""9“ dur- a system of universal military train, The Golt mit uns sentiment work-
”? "‘9 year and “"0 n.0nths “0w 3105‘: inc and the rushing of ship construc- r-d out the way catechism»; and good'
”‘93 , ition were urged by the former l’resl-l hooks suggest it should work out.-
There have ”9"" during ”“9 9"" dent as most vital to America's "ilrsl iTlle success that had attended thei
dulv~—the winning of the war." "Ailficrimlnztl operations of the young men:
our other activities in making at~ms,sat the outset of their tnp deserted:
ammunition. airplanes and other wanthem. and presently they were in the‘
vmaclllnes can be made to synchronizeilzrip of a pair of huskcy New Ro-'
with this. he said. .
The speaker sounded a warning led off to the caiaboose in that cuten‘2
against “professional inat'lfista" who heprislng town where, despite their Olh'.
said. as “apostles of Weakness and er alleged shortcomings. they certain-i
folly." would renew their activities ly appear to know how to catch bur-‘
when peace is won. .glars and thieves.
“Friends." he said. "it is not only} "Whatdaya mean nlllttin' succeeds
our duty to be prepared against war illke success?" demanded Loyd. uglily.i
It is. if pout-little even more our duty-oi 'Walllfill. as the two \fdl‘lllrtll write
and unharmed by olhers so lonli 88 to prepare for peace. And we are nl-larralgned In the station house and
ii does not harm others. ‘most. as unprepared in one respect as the pedigree of each was taken. ;
”This In the people's war. It is not , the other. Moreover, in the alalrs "He meant.” broke In Lleut. Cody.|
the President's war. it. is not (Yon- of peace. as in the aftaira of twar, let with a mile. "that. now that we tum
“my "r, n, g. a", duty or the ,ne-ins as grown men. as serious citizens started ' 'hettina' .fellows like you.‘
Watch“ party to stand mm a ruchof a great republic. impatiently brush we’re gonna keep it up. Didn't Jill
.9: mill Inefficient”. competence i-aslds the silly sham—trust in rhetoric hear about Joe Wolfe and his dame?!
limitation and delay a less than“ as as substitute for. action. No? Ask 'eln how we and the Stain-l
‘ ford bulls' do it, when ya asset 'cm
down at. the county seat." .
Gar Guise tram Fro-t at “and.
Be it known here that the 8500 tour-
ings. and' delays in governmental
work. But they were no! title to the
action of Congress, and the action of
the Republicans in Congress was con-
siS'entiy designed to correct them.
"'We are pledge-Li to the hilt as a
ration to put this «v.1:- through with-
or! flinchlnc until we win the peace
t-t overwhelmlna t"clory. We are
pin'lged to secure for l'flflh well-new
lawed nation the right to control its
om destinies .and to live undominated
chelie policemen and were being hust-‘l
common nausea! ourselves and our‘ continue our present industrial and so,
small. To supports public aervsnl.;clal system. or rather lie-system at
dbo does may in as profoundly um;every man for himself and devil take
patriotic asito impose-a public see: the hind molt.
veal. she does right." "It is our business as a nation sor-
Loyd tolled when they saw the tires!
cue, We.
Now IN PROGR
g! isaneventthatalordsextraordinary opportunity totlle wetland-loses of'BridmsvtaM environ. Alltlutisnew. Alltbat is fashionable in elect—in
social and industrial system .011 ”19 ”if it“! MRI“.
30x8 1-2 Iv‘lsk Plain Tread ...... 13.95
3013 1-2 U. 5. Plain Tread ...... 14.35
30x3 1-2 Batavla. non-skid ...... 17.00
30:13 1-2 Usco U. 8.. non-skid. . . . 15.00
31st l-‘lsk. nonekid ............ 22.40,
3114 U. S. Chain Tread ........ 26.80
32:13 1-2 U. 8. Chain Tread ..... 19.55
13233 12 Fisk. non-skid ......... 16.50
3314 Fisk. non-skid ............ 21.00
33x4 Batavla. non-skid ......... 28.50
30x4 Goodyear A.-W ............ 0.00
32x3 Ajax. non-skid ............. 11.00
input-barbie): Messrs. Walden andl
and W to w them is a" "09.21! it's for an automobile. We not it or
. . seriously lhs- Ciro-u ilt'il'lill wmaedltloa‘s. to realise that we cannot with- my ot.a Kong} also-Albert like" will set it if it's to be found
.- Carlos the mo. um led up to our out My ion-m m- in so on us- i ~ WJllaal zoo-r- ~ ,
«at
Great island estate. It was stolen
early last night. while the owner was
In the Strand theatre, attending the .
performance there. He left it stand-
tre. _
it was precisely 8.4-1 when the theft
was reported to the police here. and
it was Just 8:41 when Waldsh, who
says he lives ohm East 11th street.
New York, and’ Loyd. who gave the
address White Plats Road, New York.
were arrested in New Rochelle.
,- After taking the car to a secluded
spilt here. the young man substituted
a set ot'New York State markers for
the Cunectlcut markers. and went
in;' at the curb in front of the thea-
blithely on their way. All. went well.
until they stopped to strip Mr. Mel
Grashin's car. :
“Damn you and your ‘suecess' atom":
were the last words heard by the
New Rochelle police as Loyd berated
Walflsh after the lockup door clanged
Dec. Sergt. Hellermau and Mr.
Blesckle went to New Rochelle. this
morning to identify the car and ob-
tain possession of it. It is probable
the two men will be sent back here
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