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~ 's Residence-—
s 7:: deuce—218w;
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mg Poll: NEW 'NAUOHSH
: m brought. forth monola-
Wutlful poems, and now it is
the of the war. will be a ser-
. of the favorite
" .0! the Central Powers no load
any true relation to mailman
for,they breathe only the glory
Probably for. love or, the
”531011 have been familiar to
590,011”... tor generations the
themselves will live, but it is
, likely that new words will he
the nations.
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nel:
ed for the first time.
the slaves
reconstructlo
“The
ter cup of
llru." p. 167;
House." hp. 24, 45).
barriers" (Philip Dru, pp.
Real
He then "remov-
es.- so far as possible, all economic‘
Editor South Norwalk Eveninfg Senti-
“Philip Dru, Administrator," was a
book of alleged anonymous author
‘ship, published in this country}
1912. before Mr. Wilson was nominat-
its contents are
:in. revenge for the emancipation of
the compelling of
South to pay taxes for pensioning Un-
ion soldiers (Philip Dru, p. 119), and
the Cotton States to drink of the bit-
the
("Hhillp
Colonel
11
181, 273,
290). seizes all of North America with
293)?
whole of South America;
er than the use by Dru.
J-wbich, by the opposition
coming into power at
tries besides our Southern
like free market. Rune.
‘val of all. economic be
{one and the same. ~l'n thl
“keping us out» of war."
We themllrvose. than an! thani
sing “The Star- Spangled]
. feel that both: if! 1:1,:an
slit.“ its rather difficult tune
no doubt. that a beloved;
' mug national hymn will doJ
mic arouse a' people to enthusiasm
" ll the addresses and v'el‘lal ap-i
. Mthat can be made. J
. If, the soul of world-wide freedonl'
be put into song. through each
Wenress it in a different tune,
and confine. it will do much to pre-
penis that flcedom ill the animations
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-THE WEATHER MAP
Juan—or woman—who used to
with contempt: ‘Oh. these news '
A er prophecies! \ Zhen the} .
Warmer,’ we get out the
1'!
we know “)0
they say ‘Rain,’ ’
shine."
in a while he appears ignor-
(provincial from some distlici
‘ knows no modeln methods.
in: are that another of his
es deals with the fast that
- knows there's nounoneyo
. n
“,.
' -— there is no money in
’ ijhose. who disdain all mod-
.- .. utal helps. This is the
‘H‘Wonldnt think of haying
Mysed. All tommy rot!"
or makes a decent liv ing for
newt“ leave the. farm.
or who gets somewhere in
»; the weather map. He:
- is mailbox every morning
9111111 something useful. It llel
- and his family in a dozen:
: publications 1egularl1‘. .:
I no lets the county agent and
' agricultural college
J
all. 109017 HoLe.
.. 65.;W’cl field-
their“
he went to and from the
'and the White House."
The above sentence 0: 147 letters
could tlansposes exactly into the following
fozfmula
"H. ‘
“It is agreed, theKaise/r win' 113;
’ the. gloat war and assist'ug the
right in the South against,
North. the establishment of all
economic tax-ids wil’v be by him.
WOODROW WILSON
ED. M. HOUSE.
(They always called
House". See “The
House". pp. 23 and 105).
it. will be seen that sentence as,
tlansposed exactly covers
plan
(2» Removal of all ecouOm
by the. Kaiser.
liancc with a great powel
What. has become of the 01d- “N" the North from coming back at. the
South.
The capitalized words
tllls),ScalBlov1n Gelding.
compose the keystone in the cryptic
ulch.
independent words:
son and Edward M. House.
I peol le would not have so strained this
the bizarre:
sentence with
Blown-fielding, Twilight"
the vanity 0: cutting a
some special. understanding, with the
Kateler, of the 500, 000 German reserv-
ists in this. country (See Genoa?»
“My Four Years in Germany " p. 237),
tor the purpose of crushing the North,
cheaaenmoth goods‘snd labor at home
and the American dollar abroad, for
the benefit of a softened price for Am-
ericangotton in terms or foreign
W? '
It, rhillp Dru and Mr. Wilson were
would these be any mystery about his
Now,- omthe 158th page of Philip
Dru. is this enigmatlcal sentence:
“It soon became a lamiliarslght
in Washington to—eee him ride
swiftly through the streets on his,
Seal-Brown Gelding. Twilight. as
Real Colonel
(1) \engeance on the North.
(3) A perpetual al-
his all-.111} "from the Arctic Sea to the
Canal at. Panama" (“Philip Dru,” p.
then, evidently as a compensa- ’
tion to the Kaiser. for some enormous
but nameless favor. presents the Kais-
er with a free pass forever to the
and backs
him in his Berlin to Bagdad ambition. J
What could this favor have been, oth-' .1
because of
of the Cot-
tonsmtes in Cannons. inane rem»
larly organized national army? The
removal or "an economic barriers” is
what the Cotton States have always
done for tlletiast hundred years, on
Washington.
patriotli‘lBecause.they.are compelled to sell:
their. cotton- “iu the markets of the
’w,ogld " at the price fixed by the free
competitions: thirty-tire cotton. coun- '
States. the
latter: have always insisted. ,nnop their‘
right to buy all their necessaries in a.
“the remo-
rriers," to
s scheme,
ba rrac he 5:.
the
II
him "Ed.
the Dru
lc barriers
to prevent
in_
"'= plainly an allegory. The hero is s.
., ‘ 16‘1“" 4' ‘3 p m. young Southerner. who somewhere ' -
D. '348 “t3 8 10 conjures up an army of 500, 000 heavy
——-——-_—_-._-_-=I=::=.1 fighting men and crushes the North,
You remember crowd
Tomorrow youw1
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Twilight.
J A moment' 3 inspection shows ‘7
: and put the blankets. hand? that lhlough this aNll ale spelled the.
VV oodrow VVil-l
But sane
"Seal-
merely for
couple of’
names side by side, into the text. like
:1 boy's carved name on a fence. This
Rationing compelled the writer to do "
a little serious grubbing;
above result
Colonel House sailed for Fmrope
soon after this book was
and before Mr. Wilson. was nominat
.‘J-s
ed at Baltimore, in 1912.
Both Colonel House and Mr, Wilso
with the '
l
J
published
expected the war to end after "a few
months’ of swift fighting!
Kaiser‘s was the only fit
He knows nothing and armament in Europe. they could not
'His wife dies young have expected theun'fit to win. (“The
gReal Colonel House,"
apmently had. their agreement with
him in advance of trouble.
The great mystery was: Why did- he
Is the.- above
pg transposed sentence its solution?
ROSWELL A.- BENEDIGT.
keep us out. of war?
WASHINGTON. July 31.——Tllo weal
111111., department still had nearly 35, 000 tons
'“ tools. to be kept in bright of small aims and field gun ammuni-
tion and airplane bombs to
hem France on July 20;
amount being valued at $26,000, 000
'el! a good,hnsk1r tree It included 121,000,000 rounds or ride
of pistol
and 13 .,000 00 rounds
,. says the-I’m. Sciencevtridmsnnesrlpa million shrapnel and
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Milton to the momentum in
‘ ' _ fWive cents this way age at home.
The Bureau of Intel'-
:hold or unmade». wlLL ceoel. was:
WASHINGTON; 313’”
D. 177)... They
n1. urine: get: the othelJ SMALL. Anusreoutsmcs.
Ad . the
army and
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