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Associated Press is exclusively
T “dispatches herein are also re-
TAXEs A8 USUAL
“anything. is needed
.. ieLus reflect that we can keep
on paying taxes on a war basisc
gfter the war is over, They will
its so high as if we had been oblig-
pol‘ting and munitioning several
~ soldiers, but they will be high
«1 to satisfy the most avid tax
w“
Jim 98.835.000.000 revenue bill
not lessen the debt.
been spent already. anyway.
not of the war expense will con-
. tor a year or two yet. Add filele
the interest on our Wal‘ bonds
that ‘aione will soon amount to
000,000 a year, to take care of
n that. we may expect
000,,000000 in would taxes for
to come. And let us ‘not grudge
yment. The victory is worth it
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PASSING 3TH! DUCK
principal occupation in all the
countries just now is what in
American phrnsoology is termed
the buck." Every last one
: - is trying to hedge on its war
a l .
fl have reformed." they Mrs.
how we have changed our gol
ta ‘ and institutions it was
ad kings that made war on
. . killed vour people and ran:-
‘5: countrfies. We have tricked
out. You have nothing against
0 are ydur brethren Allow—as
we have always been in 15r-
h'cy be: to be let on easy in the
terms. So they hope to escape
for the crimes committed and
mass done.
V may. indeed, escape the sever-
rallies for the evil deeds com-
I - by them and in their name”?
my avoid death on the battle-
dr execution at the bar of justice.
may escape the devastation of
Sta-blurted Bill they may as well
it their minds that they cannot
restoring all that their armies
stolen. and paying to'the last
for all the. damage :they have
'13 life and property.
TWO< MORE
California the Slate
.Auoclaiion has started
'1 for getting every man who
. “to raise .lwo more this .
‘ be had originally indented»
.. already have signed the
at California will lairly
‘plgsflfsll goes dell.
idea. and tactile with
not confined merely in
it My m is rais- -
7...: as and will as-
raise more mill. thedaa
' *‘wlli 1 ha lama
Hos
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rights of republication of spa-
lO temper
continue indefinitely feeding and .
,vlonls and deeds by the beams of th
g‘two more" candle and let
largely by
. light ’
l
the way they bear th
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QRIPTURI m 3H! HUNS
I if the German people mlly betiey
» to the use tor publication oilih‘ii the) are being treated with un-
gen dupatchea credited to it or
desert ed harshness, we recommend 1
calling the "good old Germ God
We. recommend palfldularly the
chapter of Proverbs,
verses: is .
and 11 man regarded;
set, and would none of my reprocf:
i will mock when your fear cometh:
"When your fear cometil as deaola-h
ition. and your destruction as a whirl
.wind; when distress
ome upon you.
v-
‘0 ' "-F'Ol that they hated knowledge, and aorviceg
did not choose the fear of the Lord;
“They would none of my counsel;
they despised all of my reprooi;
11¢va in thowofld would add CONE“ mm
Mid W to bk speech, or aca
m‘hm day, these heally times would
' :fairli blossom Iitb heart-warning
PA. I». GOLD“. Props.
1 Wouldn't it be worth while for each Mai mica 1; 3226.000.
one of us to liew his output of work.
their
m.“ m‘o rot: wotth and continuance be determined
them a prayerful reading of the mes- »
gages my“ in olden days by the Deity During the coming interval if the
Whom the Germans have delighted in
“Because i have called and ye re
fused; i have stretched out my hand
"But ye have set at naught my coun. session.
‘ “1 also will laugh at your calamity:
. and anguish singing God Save the King." at the
MILEAGE PRIVILEGE
u..-
ital-untied tron Page One)
The mileage bill for a single Corp
The
cost for the House is 8175. 000 and £01
the Senate 851,.000 The mileage will
be collectible by reason of the fact
that the coming lapse in the sessions
of Congress malks the actual termin-
ation of a session on Thursday, will.
the regular resumption of Congress
under the Constitutional plovision the
following “first Monday in Decemhel."
it the mascot session wele contin
ued by a series of recesses up to Dil-
cember 2. or rather up to the night
of Batd’nday. November 30. the mice
val between sessions would constitute
o a “recess" of Congress, and the. pro
priety of accepting mileage would be-
come a serious question.
e
e
I
agreement of today shall stand the Ft-
nance Committee of the Senate will
.. proceed lwith consideration of the icy
enue bill and the House Committee on
first Appmprlatlou will also sit continu— .
including the ously. The House Naval Affairs Com- :.
‘ mittee meanwhile will take up the
lvast naval appropl tlon three your
budget recently subglited by Secrc
taiy Daniels and probably be leady
- to report the necessary bill to the
House at the beginning of the new
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SANG AMERICAN ANTHEM
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British Tribute at Burial of Otranto ,
Victims
Bligend island of lslay. Scotland.
.(Corrcspondcnce of the Associated -,
Press). ——'l he timehonored custom of
,fconcluaion of every formal British
ceremony Mas broken at the funeral
tor the Ame lcan soldiera'
.who lost- their lives wltb the sinking
of the transport Otraato in collision
on the Scotch coast with tho Kash~
imir.
, DAY
7 ‘VlC'l‘thY‘:
SALE :
0m
prices is clearly visible.
“Therefore shall they eat the fruit di
As a. tribute to the American sol~
'0
to l
(pith him That belief Mm 003%!
fact that he had to hand the German
government
whom he had so long persecuted and
scorned.
suites oughthido. now that they'rg‘
democratic. do to
. States. “Germany, alter our example.
But here they sense enough to do it
alty tell in this world gxcellt in Bol-
ton. Ever ace the Hub mayor with
his sun-beam? ’
of their own way. and 'be filled with
their own devices.’
if the Geimans ale God's Chosen
People of Modern times. all they have
so often boasted, let them stan'd‘lhelr
punishment for national sins. as the
ancient Heb'lews did.
it will be good for them spiritually
The highest, purest conception of the
Deity evel attained by the Jews Was
the product of their captivity and trl-
inflation in Babylon.
!
is
to be passed by congress just
The senate may lop off it
or two. but 33911 if it 11er that
Most of it
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a
without peace we cannot have pro-
gress." said Lloyd George. About
100000000 people over here agree
today even in darkest Central Europe,
[where the theory prevailed until ro-
Icenlly that there is no progress with-
out. war. ‘ ‘
i Uneasy lies the head that wears a
“PM
SACCHARINE AND SUGAR
The scarcity of' sugar lndfiaseathom
ordinary temptation to use saccharine
in its stead. The Food Administra-
tion finds it necessary to remind man-
ufacturers and consumers that till use
of this substance as a substitute .flor
sugar is forbidden in interstate com
merce by goiernment regulation. Some
of the states forbid its use. too, with-
in their borders. 0
The reason is plain enough. root!
experts explain that saccharine is not
a food in any nausea-that it is a merer
flavoring ”balance. and
real substitute (or sugar.
1
can make food taste as if it had su-
er out of the nourishment he expects.
Sugar Itself, as most persons know; is
one of the most nutritious of animal!-
stuffs. Ally person who knowingly
uses saccharine in food, whether for
himself or others.- should recognize
l
“i am one of those who believe that
so not a had been pasted around the graves.
of the reading of prayers. were con-
There is no positive harm in it. but ducted In Mr. Grant. assisted by the
ipriest and the Episcopal minister. A ,
neithel is there any nutrient value. salute of I" volleys w“ than fired,
The ham consists in the ease with after which the British and American
which food manufacturers, by its use. ““0““ anthems were I“!
1the bodice being covered only with1
gar in it, and thus cheat the consum- ”‘1 while American soldiers “'9
ment. which Was soon to follow.
essential industries to celebrate the
American victory so intensively that
the will delay getting food and other
supplies to the soldiers. “
ers buried side by side with the
naval officers and men from the
lwreclted British transport the Brit-
ish national anthe was followed by
the singinig of " he Star Spangled
Banner." in which the entire assem-
bly. which included several high as
rat and military once" and virtually
the entire population of the island
joined. [few new the words but the
‘lislanders carried the. tune with their
soft Gaelic voices. standing with their
he ads hatred to the sharp wind from
the sea.
it was a delicate courtesy that was
deeply appreciated by the United
States army odious d Amelican‘
liled Cm. ofloiala . . 1'
To attend the funeral tho islandersi
came from the remotest parts of is.
lay. some driving thirty miles in the
apringteaa. letting ‘boll carts" famll~
i'ar “Americans who have toured
.lraland and Scotland.
Up to that time the bodies 00 190
Victims had been recovered and given
temporary burial in an open field near
the little church at Kilohoniaa which
oolls out over the clllf to the scene
of the meet. The procession which
formed in the churchyard followed
Rho bodies of the measure captain. G.
W. Davidson, and the ship's chief en
g.llleer to- the burial ground The
Laird of ialay's pipers headed the cor-
tage. playing Scotch dlrgea as they
rcbod. Then comma firing pally.
vmh arms reversed; out. *tha three
'clorgymen of the island. the Rev.
nald Grub o! the Scotch Prosby
tartan church.“ 1 milliabar
and a. Roman Catho priest. Then
came the March of the British and
American flags. the latter being sor-
geant C. A. McDonald of Galesburg,
.illinols. one of the survivors. Unit-
ed States army and American Red
Crosl odioora marched. u the chief
mourners. hind the flags. followed
lby British na aland military odlcers.
the lalrd, Hugh Morrison. and other
'promlnent men of lalay.
A guard of the Argylshlro constab
ulary, brought from the mainland.
Simple services consisting chiefly
The graves were wide shallow pita.
making codins for the regular inter-
it is not necessary for workers in
this distinction.
No pill that Count You Hohenaollern!
has to swallow is more bitter than the
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soft iinlah guaranteed quality.
Value 93.00.
At. piece ...... 7 .....
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Good practical mutate, gray or
white, with neat contrasting bor-
den. Value 83.80 a
For ”is ”firm can wash as often as you plEase
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on rings. Value 3512' I ~14 It at H,
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1 000 Yards White Collar F77". 7’7"" “‘7" “*7" m new
colors and designs. wool filling.
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Variety 0f _
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original and
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2.000 Yards Percale WAISTSl m, tram; flabby-321': lilies;
so in he ldd, lull standard _
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DRESS GOODS Handkerchiefs
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3 At 5129 Yard 8 cent 7 7 Glass F9135” I
36 Inch Velveteen Cordu- Embroidered ' FEE-£125 Towels W8“ Tubs ‘ I
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