New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 4, 1916, Page 6

2 [ , : NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1016. “ BR‘.IAI‘ HERALD the little way stations - where the ang wouldn’t take a nomination for 4 train may stop for water. They will the presidency. But it will take more WHAT OTHERS SAY a able ake any pictur than this declaration to put the Ala- HERALD PUBLISHING CUMPANY, i be able to l*f“ cimy ks o e BHLLGECREIEN () s e Ceeee any of the Kalser's territory because jygice Hughes.—Springtield Union. Views on all sides of timely hea datly (sunday excepted) at 4:15 p. m. | the authorities have taken aw — questions as discussed in ex- &t Horald Bullding &7 Church St from them all chmeras. Opera glasses One of the things that puzzle the A o Y 65 NeW Bfl\aifi S BUSleSt Blg Store Always Reliable ered at the Post Omce at New Britain | and gold coins also have been cou- Plain people is how Judge Lindsey can Herald Office. have the heart to leave Denver at the Second Class Mall Matter. iscates v e ) 3 F Relc) fiscated. Whether the dove of peace U0 " ¢ uihe beasts that prey” while ‘r’efidcxt?:";vr:afio nnvc;):lr: :r“t;-:(:fl! has been sealed in an aluminum cas- Ty js touring rope as a member of Freedom of tho Press. 7 o criptions for maner te b semt by mall | ket is not known. It probably has the Ford p: Rochester Democrat (Bridgeport Telegram.) 3 B payable 1 c Cents a St =omec #ts pin faathors e and Chronicle ) 3 n aavance, 60 lost some of its pin feathers. ‘For it and For the second time <within o short i3 Month, §7.00 a year _ CECNEY must have become ruffled when the With seven provinces already in re- | period, a high Connecticut court has only profitable adyertising medium 18 | wayp Jords of Germany decided that volt, it begins to look as if tF reac- [ upheld the freedom of ‘he press, and 300 he city. Cirenlation books and press i i = = Toom always onen to advertisers. not even a typewriter could be fugged tionary monarchy in China were 10| has given out the dictum that Jjusti- through the Fatherland by the va- gct m of a sort to test even the | flable criticism, of officlals in public | £ Herald will ve found on sale at Hota- | lient members of the peace party. DUMOrous and imperturbable Yuan— | life cannot be classed as libelous, fl \ fl '5’ g's News Stand, 42nd st and Broad- | : . " | Buffalo Commercial. when RE - Ay, New York Ot wWalk, | Not even a typewriter. Think of it | s eetinune motye on the wili i City: Bo e s S 1 Atlaotic City and Rartford depot. No paper’s part is a sense of public du press agent stuff, no little bits of Th e . ™ e most recent instance is that - V R paper bearing the message to get the COMMI ICATED ! which was decided the other day fi EENTS EACH Re ular 3 alue kness Dmce boys out of the trenches, no anything , St Very Annoying | wren Judge Willlam S. Case of the b g Tial Rooms can escape into the carefully guarded "~ oonuon Called o a Very ARnOVING | superior court denied judgment to — et e T Avin ok mitn i . we Wednesday Morning at 8:30 NTED—A WOMAN COLLEGE | then is the peace party when it can- = Tlor e . nelae B sult s : % o 2 arty At a performance of ‘“Under | SUit arose from the fact that Atty. DITIONS GRADU : | not make itself manifest? What kind Cover” at the Lyceum I noticed some- | Wilder, who has for some years held . Don't be mis- CONDITIONS here is a wonderful opportunity | Of People are over in Germany to turn | thing which has been much (Hs(‘;FSf;d | ‘“"“‘ !(‘:T“;:”“ h"' f}lf'rf’“t! judge of the 2 > led by the price OF SALE i \a cold s v s0 siasts? | by lovers of the theater in New York. v court, shared for some time the . S s Biaon y iting sowte woman college gradu- | & “’“_““"“““_‘ Bl Iwm;“, be & habit on the part of | Secret that it was the automohils of 7 : i e cion o] Only one to fa who but calls at the office of the |1t is time our state department got ', =0t = "0 = (U o d the thea- | Carl Stemon that had ~ausad & mys- [ &7 BT EE AT Customer. ingcarpet Sweep- & boara of ecducation in the capi- }l)usy and wrote the Kaiser a curt | ter to become restie when the last = terious killing some four ycars be- —- building at Hartford, and takes a |1etter. We demand an apology for few lines of any play are being given Z:rc. th“ hml"x :;](‘ nublic disclosure . - : er is a full size , 9 T .xamination, | this treatment of our subjects. It is | &nd the closing action cnacted. Direct- | came throug e efforts of the vic- - o : carpet sweeper, None delivered. iUl i i Iy that the hero and the heroine of | tim’s widow to obtain damages, the : : ol ! ik i : 7O the play are left alone on the stage |air of mystery which surrourded the % ; . ihinke? Whatr will Bumyan cRmEs 0 L Tl iy dnnie dast | 8BEir and the Qesperate omorts whiol 7 . o R of anyone's None sent CXi Terrible. Jines, the audience forgets itself and | Were made to hush it ip only served | . s : o o money. It costs D 7 - EEMES e S PG JLT I oks to its wraps. Soon this rest- | to whip up public interest. But the ; us more than " pn in the office of the board. The N\ TR RS leseness translates itsclf into a com- | facts finally came out in full, and bt 3 98c, but we are None sent on ap- ry is stipulated at the munificent £ AR AL : motion which has for action all sorts | Naturally there was much commert i ey willing to stand proval of seven hundred and fifty dol- | Because Wiiliam Howard Taft, of body movements, The hands, the | When it was disclosed that a mystery : ; ' A | e A ey Ribde SO | licad, the feet, all are active and the vich the police depariment of i g T L AT S i At No mail order 9 L shns X% | s © Drofessor at Yale uni. Movements are not over until all have | Bridgenort was supposed ‘o have ex- b3 > : _ ¢ v i in your home No'phone orders. Qi Dotion ito iow alveRhundredid oLy [Sta tesland inowipofessorasixal sRuntell de) ({1 And all the time the | hausted its best efforts in attempting - v . : that we are in ComeiEin pwm or more.” Whoever gets the po- | versity, sees a decided touch 1 principais on the stage, it you |fo unravel was a secret shared by a | ; L __ =8 el i bn will be appointed for a period | Rooseveltism cropping out in certain will, are forgotten in the hustle and | number of persons, including several _— = : e Euty i nb n. n i ; : ; ; . i Z stle to secure one’s wraps. public official ; T A f | i s None 80 ° Wwo menths oh bat during | members of the republican party, an Pustle als. among whom was ) vertising, pure eamme RGeS Basnd b il s E : If we would only stop to think how | Deputy Judee Wilder. Be on time if you expect to gei one hicause they will go .ike hot cakes and simple. children. period incidental expenses will | organization over which the professc agreeable this commotion is, not| Judge Wilder came into possession pllowed, but no salary paid. At | still waxes enthusiastic. he holds up only to the few who are showing |of the secret innocently enonsh. I‘Mfl'fi" i3 "‘(\LD BEF@RE THE DAY OF SALE lend of that period another woman |2 warning finger azainst the perpe- keen attention but to the plavers, | through the efforts of Sierasn to an. QUL 87 NN SRl L o ¥ we would rid ourselves of the habit, | gage him a, p e graduate probably will be | trator of the progressive party. Geta ¢ ° ) B s counsel, and ha Dprop- % Pk B 2 test In the event the first | regular republican, charses Taft, If Lo, HOUER not meant lodbo of | erly refused to act because the caco See the Big V oow Display and be convinced that this is the greatest opportunity, > 1 . charges Taft. fuch a nature, has developed intoi|might at some future ‘im . . 3 & i R U T e o || A GETST) T U el T R e oranh o AR o kel o v oulifeltolees 2h grade regular $3 carpet sweeper FOR LESS THAN COST. up to the standard | zet out of the race. But will Colonet | _Consider the loss to ourselves. The | case over to his law partner, and for | This sweepcr s fully guaranteed for one year and is made by the manufacturers of s e ; o Rl e conclusion of every play contalns | some months a o : didates for this positior the | Roosevelt admit he is not a real : e the after shared In the xe- | Sweeper-Vac, winner of the Gold Medal at the Panama-Pacific Exposition, 1015 [ many a good linc or admirable action | cret itself, and i i of the board of education “must ; publican? Or will any of his Nu- shich is generally lost becates e | cner iself: and in the knowledz> of g 2 i > s y los the efforts which were mad ke ‘ 5 ] ollege graduates.” Their col- | merous followers and admirers ad- divert our attention from the stage to | the case nut of the ,.OU,NG:,?M(:G,Y; ) YA ;4 BY rfl_AKING H@ME A SWEEPER record must show. we quote from | mit he is not a real republican? What DTreparing for our departure. And | properly belonged under the liws of | 5 i o : pamphlet, “unusual proficiency in | though he did leave the ranks, split YOLY Often the lines we do not hear | Connecticut. lar work during college.” In | the party, and defeat the ‘ends of x‘y:;lmlx]?to i:ctl\‘\): (:ircjx]{;n;‘l“gfszgelsmi:: ,1: P s onectofhe asainnon pge course they must have been [not “come back” and be as good a !Mere embracing of the hero and the | basis for the libel suit. If such >‘ ents out of the ordinary, surpa: l republican as he ever was, or as good emwar o s e Inspiration that ) critteism of public officials and public comes to us when every obstacle has heir colleagues in all the multitu- |23 ever lived? Why no! The heen cast aside and a senss of good. ?.m“rsdmfim eRchoxed oMt ould ] at us studies offered in a regular | Colonel has remarkable powers. He ness and jov come. Al this the e ';;;‘t‘ 1{‘::'}29’:2‘:‘:;:‘“ of SALE S Wed Mornln Jan 5 ribed curriculum. After those | can be a republican today, a progres- | D}avers who are last to step from be- | the Gonnecticut law that in ardee tn ég!ns ° g’ . 8 30 i fore the footlights convey. But they | o i) . et a chance to take an examina- | Publican With such ease and facility e ag not eiee corten crmnds i | mo ] for a position that offers all of |as to astonish and even shame the attention due the players from the ::’,‘:s::“ :(}i‘c"‘:'fh”“a”f-" fa“““‘;‘ toess e S e hundred and fifty dollars per | chameleon. The Colonel changes his | (/M€ When the curtain rises to the | gon o/l oro to :1,:,“ 812:191‘:9:&’:1;: San SUEY YL R hra. But they are not sure of | colors at will, also his doctrines. He last lines of the pla; lishing the presence of malice, or the None wrapped. outrageous. What will Henry Ford and is worth §3 None charged. m a circular sent out yesterday learn that a .woman is wanted to @ clerical and s secretarial po- per annum, “with an opportunity | sometime President of the United in such instances, malice Irs, four vears of grind, they are |sive tomorrow and then again a re- S Mies the aptustingmotiveana Extensive price reductions in all departments. Attend this money-saving event and leged conspiracy and the sooner it idates who have attained the | weather eye peeled for the Colonel's est ratings on the formal test will | attack the enemy wili get in the camp | ssembled for personal quizzing | before the alloted time for the con- : ponored with this position in the | there will be a few hot headed poli- fty dollars a year. She should at least eight or possibly ten B college training. Then with lerudition she will be properly | to hold down the exacting du- of stenographer and typewriter [he state board of education with | g in the capitol building at Hart- th I am sure that we can give those ng the position merely because | patches up his quilt to suit whatever | who s entertalning us our hearty | 205CNCe of It and the lengths fo were good students. They must | element seems to be on top. Tt is co-operation in this matter, 1 am “;1hlwh 2 newspaper may go in justifi- : 1 5 i abla cri £ e Cas 1 other qualifications. Their | just as easy for him to be here today ; *°IY, Sure that those who are enter- clparl( tm:{:{,{ Jnase 1,1& s | AR é e taining us will countenance this help | 1y worded memorandum accom- nal history must measure up to gone tomorrow. He is the prince | from their auditors by playing to the | PANYINE the decision points out that standard; they must have had |of political magicians. He can make | very end with the same fresh spirit, | COTAMON sense, the state of public rlence and training especially | doctrines disappear over night. Now, | Vhich marks their first lines. And | OPinion, the known facts and efreum- | =77 —— . = - f the nation he is alleged to hay ted to fit them for their arduous | fears the venerable Taft, the Colonel | M€t here may I not make a plea for ;;?r‘n“ orn[1hcnr:1Lp e |Lhe' g'mexr:!m’ been engaged in submarining, The : 4 o icss e ti ¢ a play ing? | fact and mere technicalities. x A . 3 5 ps in the office of the board of |is prepared to frame the republican ”;hi;’"z}f:’.t'.?r" :3?:‘-dmzl‘t:ubcof(;:;t In his own words, the case “cannot be Portsnza :'fii!l ng the full light on all of the works of Buch- ation. Aside from that they | party, as he did but a few vears ago, | to the close of a play is, T have saiq, | Measured with a yardstick. He i g < guan ‘agd his. cpmpests 1p S0 § have made a personal investiga- | and secure the nomination either for @ habit, one which carries with it S e e ; 10 thie bottar, into the historical data of their | himself or fo i is & way | T Blesy LAt S IRtV S AR hh e e -P t All ) e e s e e d T ista vayy 1 % it and remember that | fact or chain of fatc tnat attenied 61]’ ort o es . ome town. After all this has | the Colonel has. Believing that so short, but there is|this remarkable case up to its fiual Calling the Doctor established by the civil service | forewarned is forearmed Professor ulways time for courtesy.” ERHE Gy, G (e el Prot (Boston Post.) pission, acting for the board, | Taft sounds t arni | K. . w. |employed that lays the transaction | Washington, D, C., Jan. 4—"“Men-of ; naval needs on whatever ocean, Prob- "G ssibilit] < 3 he warning. And it is | Sider ihe ben wF dteapproval and L and small: indefinitely | ably first on the roll of the world's The beneficent possibilities of the b will be a weeding out process | a safe wager that with ev. ; R 5 v -war, large and sr ipitels < wireless telegraph are gradually be- with every man in that properly subject to fair criticism e ot . | reat naval bases ,the English port,-an o ¥ . ¥ uted and “a small group of those | the republican party keeping his Playing the Game, S colored transports, laden With (rooPs; | zgpregate of four towns, possesses ~ a | SOmMing known; the range and scofe (o RS ! : and a never-ending line splendid harbor, and one that- has plre extending. The latest incident Retail trade has to play the game | This, in brief, is the material which | quisitioned freighters, day been developed as a base for English l‘nlusltnra:;;o la that of calling the doed cording to the spirit of the times|the Post had at hand when it made | slip out of Portsmouth naval power through more than five | tor in ald ow a sick baby on a ves- e i and the business customs .of the |the comments which form the basis | val harbor of the o { conturies. Portsmouth has the most Sel Several hundred miles off . our {i rating. e A vention. He is ready just now to period. There was a time when few | of this action and these comments | naval power, bearin stheir [fcomplete andl impreknabie, gorafiens (R S ol o 14 whith e board of education is making | throw aside the cloak of Progressiv. | !ierchants paid much attention to|should not be measured by 2 yard- | ment to all of the trot tions in England; for it is a master e '“', ’”, Jpr::]\ ,‘.(”.flmnm d mistake, we fear. It is not | ism for Republicanism or any otner SPOY Window displays. stick but interpreted with some In- | Europe, Asie, and Af:ic nerve-center in the empire’s lite und | he could for the child, but ineffecti, g high enough. Why stop at a | “ism” that looks to him like a i Their windows were small narrow | telligent regard to the situaticn with | primer on war geogranhy dominlon: | the infant \\-,sld'flm.‘.».x " Then the f i i " s the a win- ' paneq affairs, often no bigger than| which the paper was dealing with a& | by the National Geographic socicty.| “Portsmouth, Portse Landport, | wiret ope: oE I an i He tel- i e R a el longa L Dedcard, hat you can see in an old dwelling | newspaper’s privilege of fair comment | “The burdens responsibilities of | and Southsea arc the towns which | T 7% 558 BPEEEON B AP (6 et W;“flr lion like th 1t should be or- | 2 S house. A few fly specked and shop-| on a matter of public interest. They | this English port ha srown enor- | join to form the port, and they arc all "j‘“‘”‘] & n:mh}(L!(l M‘{“ i Haittai b that any woman worthy of be- | When Congress assembles tomorrgy | WO E00dS were kept there month | are too woll settled and their limits | mous since the outhre the war; ' located on Portsea Tsland. Portsmouth | (&R T0r Wedioal advice, Hatierss ¥ lafter month. Manv merchants rarely | depends upon a reasonable and fair | for it, like German & ) s proper is the garrison town; Portses 1s | £ U & family doctor in & neatl : e washed their windows. A merchant T e el e e , stating the symptoms and the B | Beae o O] construction of its language. he mig al ne : ! ) urgénoy, of the case, and in resHuRES i fegucation with s, whether for glory or publiclty zaleht bd able to wet alons very well |~ Tn a provisus. libel case. Burns V. | grotip of powers in the ; of ; great dock-yards, torpedoiand “gun=| SRV IGE TES Cash ARE T TaSHERE [ in the capitol building at Hart- | or campaign purposes, who wil in those times without dressing up | Telegram, the Superior court (Judge | history. mounting stores, electrical shops, and | Z2B° - & PSR PIOR | ML should be more than a college | sharpen their daggers and wait for | 'S Windows, Burpee presiding) ruled that a news- | “Very little has he bout innumerable subsidi sj Rl et L RS R SR S x ate. She should be a post- | favorable opportunity to make o | ' nCP the idea of attractive dls-|uper report of public business is Portsmouth, the war-i« : =1 Lonaporg Isfoceupled byithe name ot ity ) p e tovaa dossal os Mineoten il ate, a possessor of a doctorate. | Stab at President Wilson and his in hasaceme waie mic and - whg | the nature o a privileged communica- | bors and plunning th: FEe e cuttisans Sonthseaines ondol the aerial advice, and showed ! st degree s Secretary of S . s 1 handsome plate glass and WhO| tion- and that a newspaper's honest | place there have bec steady growth in fame as ¢ e e e ere maste egree should be | Secretary of State for the manner in , took pains with their showing gained | effort to present facts of public in- | portant, much too inti Yo able watering place. et asnt oy ord totihe doutor on willl Let her have at least a Ph.D., | Which they have conducted our for- & 8reat advantage. Tt cost money to| terest, gathered from authoritative | with the hopes and the a thoen-{ “The port s defonded by a power- | % Sent Word to L3S SoCiCh OF © iy fen it there are any other ge- | elgn relations. It is understood that ; ooy ' but thelr competitors simply | sources, to its resders cannot be con- | tente allicsc, to be tramueted abroad. ful ring of landward forts, the Ports- | L 0g out of danger.” along the royal road to learn- | Several resolutions will be reported to 4.3\'-0:3 :“:.r :\h:(, ."»‘1“‘0\'1;1;‘“ :rl; create | structed as libelous. The supreme | A veil of i i MI“I‘ ;“‘\\1"‘ “: :\u“mlx "hv‘( ”v” 'l"\] i ar 1” They hava cevelupod the Wiretenty Pt her avail herself of them. The | the Senate dealing with the British | The merchant's attitude toward ad- | ourt of the state recently affivmed) beC et L The anchorage of Spithead is roomy | the art of kiiling on the other side of years training offered by a col- | @mbargo and calling for information | VET B e S eam e [uTthc :h:h "tl:((‘ e ture of it A . 1 eioush Coiridefch o Hectgof X “l’v]'w‘:" lq(\'ink"r:;’ )lif((' are r‘mn‘iln:: to t lis not enough to fit a woman for 1 relative to the sinking of the TLusj- ,u'l‘." could df) a good bus- That decision was a shield to the its muititudinous ent . and the | land, scores of boats safe in the shel- | understood Commercially regarded ania Aront i % iness without it. But today a store 2 Cnificance ok it ae ' One | ter of the Isle of Wight j 5 p " > fition that pays seven hundred | ‘2M'2. Arable, Ancona and other (pa¢ qoesn’t advertise seems as much | 2€VS columns of independent news- | sig ance Al oot e e ‘st town | however, it may be questioned how | vessels. If these things are allowed | out of the spirft of the ,,'L,(i'ag the | Papers, as the Wilder decision is a mnomlm-l_ 1,,,\-‘1.\‘.,_ rts .v’uu.ll U‘N\u ,‘,',‘rxx(uomn“l”([ t;‘{ first “““” doctors called in by wireless are to to occupy too much of the time at | store with old fashioned windows ""‘“l“]l]“' Huf <.m;nnn|fc;»‘l]\;“rl’!; R o it 1 powers | solely by reasons of strategy. The fos- | COtlect their fees his C s re is lis and no attempt at display. jcouldieinoffreacomin 8 Prisai iziean : n = Cing V. d Quee & e tt 1? on:zro.-.‘sl there is liable to be | aNd I t plas newspapers debarred by fear of libel | triumphant rule upor 1 terin re of King VIII and Queen Ate Logs. serious trouble ahead for all cor.- | (Minneapolis Journal.) T — 5 “Situated in Hamps { a centrul | Elizabeth first brought the port into > e e from presenting to thelr rcaders the [ “Situated in Han i zohl beth, firs X jing cerned. Bitter feelings will be | et :h:m'v thots ©ehimmeniate publie. transac. | point in England’s southern coast, | importance; and its importance as a DewipTorksun.), tions, nmor could there be any real Ot ATt fiee GOlii reCr e s | about seventy-four mil naval harbor has grown steadily over | Goats are perfect marvels in clear- LTRSS . Bl With honest good will toward ! freedom of the press were indepen- | London, Portsmouth i ‘ since, keeping pace with the ing forest lands for cultivation. They political significance, the administra- | every charitable enterprise that puts [ dent papers debarred by fear of libel | and well-placed to : X e’s | of the empire. eat the brush down to the roots, take tion will be embarrassed and con- | its collections where they will do real | from rengonable and justifiable criti- Tt the “slash” from the lumber opera- fuids e e | Bood, the endeavor to suppress the | sism of public officials (including e | sol : *}“"“ of “l’(‘]‘sl“‘“me f‘;‘b“‘]’_fli judges of city courts) when circum- ; ! must be commended is sa - s Sl e ~While trying to get some of the |as many as a score of socletles in | * iy e hi;::;d Sdos S 3 sinners out of the trenches at Tren- | this town send collectors into the | i Tocent decisions. have beon notahly many knows how to apply the | ton the Rev. Billy Sunday yesterday |Subway, one society being reported | pioad-minded on these points, and can doctrine of “Safety First” | yncorked his idea of naval prepared- | (0 Dave as many as fifty agents 5o | wpijo rigidly guarding against ihe eat style. Fearing that the | ness. “I believe in the biggest gun, | oopew 2t Pretty good pay. libels of malice, or libels actuated by Peace Party might break up | ' Whether or not these socletles are | i1 oyji gossip, they have at the same yar if its members were to come time made it clear that the laws of lose contact with the inhabitants tions for dessert and prepare the for.* apan if he could e responsibility | for an early opportunity to prove his | est for agriculture in a way that no for crime is this e hnical way. | freedom from any guilt in connection ' man can do except at great expense. Kut he cannot. Th definition of | with the activities of Labor’'s Peacc ! In >rthern Minnesota the home- congressional immunity cxcepts trea- | Council The fi thought of the: st ler or ettler, ho has a herd son, felony and breach f the peace { man who is guiltless of wrong doing | (f goats is the envy of all his neigh- and it has been authe atively de- | i to lay the real facts before \h"‘lvn]\ But when the goats begin to cided that the only exc on of con-!world. Buchanan has taken the!eat sawlogs their usefulness has pas- & gressmen is from civi rrest nd ! dangerous course of trying to veil the ; sed; they become a me ce to society. not for criminal 5. For t real issue through the hedge of official | This is the danger that confronts they must answe ry | standing. northern Minnesota unless proper pre. ordinary citiz { It is to be hoped that in his case | cautions are taken It would be a shocking travesty on ' especially the government will press In a semi-official report to W. T. o i s justice if a congressman conld break on implacably toward a verdict that|Cox State forester, a district ranger st said it WO"M refuse thern |at one smash.” He also told the | days” are an unmitigated nuisance, the law with impunity under shelter is justified by the evidence at hand. | tells an interesting experience. Find- ge through that country. After | prentonians that he believed in big- | except when confined to some special g of his office. The law did not intend The American people wish to know |ing that it was somewhat expensive ing matters over the powers | ger collections. assemblage whose interest, good na- Oongresglonal Inmumunity, to grant any such immunity and in if they have in the body of their leg- | to burn the “slash” and to carry out be decided to let Henry Ford’s s ture, generosity and ability to give (Ansonia Sentinel.) the opinion of the department of jus- islators even one man, who is willing | the orders for forest fire prevention and girls go through Germany FACTS AND FANCIES, may be fairly assumed. The major It is understood that Congre: tice it does not grant such immunity. to serve as agent or dupe of the |the company decided to obtain a band enterprises of war relief passed the | man Buchanan, one of the men in-| Buchanan will have to answer before secret service of a foreign and pos- | of goats to do the work. QRO mhepe the peacd confer- plate at all the more important foot- | dicted on a conspiracy charge by a [the courts for the crime with which sibly hostile power. If there is, the| The goats did well. They are all will be held. But “Safety Firs The ‘Wolf of Wall Street” now ap- | ball games last fall, while in the | federal grand jury at New York, pro- | he is charged. - The fact that he is sooner the congress is purged of his |the brush, all the slash, the grass and ™ decreed that the expedition | Pears to be a dachshund.—Brooklyn | streets the throngs were besieged by | poses to fight against arrest and to |a congréssman and as such is charged presence th better. the shrubbery. The lumber company Eagle. anvassers for lesser undertakings resist it under thcxplea ;ar congres- | with intent to injure business ~ On the face of the evidence the im- | was pleased 4 B e seriming ng, even by a }sional immunity. Ta other words srests of his country in the interess peachment proceedings that Buchanar when the grass and shrubbery, The peace at any price people Up to date Admirai Dewey's advoca- | ccllege president, is not a noble pr Tuchanan will try to dodge the issue ),r;u“l r(,m(;:,, Sbice Db R G e a0 )n-\’:\\r‘: and slash B ire oxhauiin the going through the Kaiser's reaim | ¢y of preparedness has not been | fo n. It degrades amateur ca; of his guilt or innocence of 2 A onnly Ak and uely , it no one terney who has indicted him had bet- | goats tackled the pulpwood and the hrs whose windows will be dark- | charged to an interest in unition | vassers who are supposedly volunteer | treason on the ground that as a re- ' cige, should be 1o the ter be transferrcd to Buchanan him- | Jogs. Directors of the company dee making.—Pittsburgh Dispatch, but act commonly under pressure of | presentative of the peoble, he is im- | extreme penaity fo conspiracy, self. It is intolerable that a man un- | creed that the goats be slaughtered, B ta 1y them, thers, will*be e majority opinion in some organiza- [ roune to punishment during his term | if he is proven guilty. Instcad of ask- der suspicion of such an ugly plot as [ “This will teach lumber companies poP g And now comes Senator Oscar Un- |tion; and the public is not a gracious | »f office for any criminal offense. ing for the shelter of a technical plea the government has outlined should | not to cut their timber too small,” dous crowds to meet them at | derwood to say that he doesn’t want | glver in such circumstances. It would be very nice for Buch-|he should, if innocent, have striven , have anything to say about the policy | -vas Mr. Cox’s comment. JSING THE DOVE OF PEACE. > | the best ship, the biggest torpedo that | worthy of support by the general can spit two hundred and fifty pounds | Public, they represent a form of mil- | 1} "\ v oo interpreted by the courts | ; of gun cotton and turn the other | tAnt "te“]"fi“"r;“"' ot “'mfi“' “:1 ”51“' e empire, the German government 'S . 5 3 > | aggerated an aggravating evelop- fellow’s battleships into a junk heap ' ment it is difficult to approve, “Tas support a real freedom of the press such as the founders of our country intended and expressly stipulated. ld go through as “blind bag- There will be no gazing upon