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TWELVE PACr.1 DAILY EAST 0EEG0NTAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY It, 1918. i , ti ' i s p FBKCB VMS , No Difference ' Between .worthy War and Verile jb. .. Peace They Say. WASHINOTOX. D. C. May 10. 'Be tween a orihy war patriotism and ft vlrW peace fxurtotlsm there la no e aentlal difference." These -words of Assistant Secretary of Labor Louis F. Post are nut at the neal of (be latent publication of the Commute on Public Information, entitled "The War for Peace." With these are joined the statement tot Dr. Uavld etarr Jordan that, "Now that we are In the war the shortest Tray out to forward. ' 'fho compiler of the publication Is Arthur I. Call, editor of "The Peace Advocate." and secretary of the Jl,rican Peace Society, the oldest peflM ' if.rgan tuition In the1 V ill ted States. . ' . Mr. Call's owrt v0(iUi"n ' nwn b his statement that, "The supreme duty or every man, AmO and child In America today Is avoiding Panics and hatred of persona, to reniev?berf the ghastly offenses of a might-wor. shipping aggressor and Bend ' every possible effort to win and end this war." What Taft Says. In thirteen sections from as many separate societies or groups are set forth utterances or American friends of peace who support our Govern ment In its righteous war. "He who proposes peace now either does not see the stake for which the Allies are fighting or wishes the Ger man military autocracy still to .con trol the destinies of all of us as to peace or war." 1 This is from ah address by ex President William H- Taft. now pres ident of the League to Enforce Peace. Bryan's Attitude - "No one should be permitted to cloak attack upon his Government or aid to the enemy under the claim that he Is exercising freedom of speech. Unity throughout the nation Is tmperaticely necessary during Jei war deasenslon would be disastrous, we roust win and division among as would but prolong the war and In crease lis cost.". . f ' Hm, writes William Jenntnes Bryan, former (Secretary of State. 1 mm USED TO QUIET '1118 OF EERLlA'iS Suffering People Enabled to "Hold Out Until Next " Meal Time."- " AMSTERDAM. May 11. "l- bear hunger without at the same time suf fering from headache or any othr Indisposition is very difficult for most people," reads the opening son' aence of a significant advertisement Inserted in Sunday's Taglisch. JRund achau rf -Berlin by a Berlin chemical firm, praising a newly Invented drug, which. lhough not forming a substi tute for minimum daily sustenance. Is an excellent preparation for stilling Sremature hunger and enables one to hold out until the next meal time." enasa ftood Situation. Critical. .WASHJSGTOX. May 11. Further Information revealing how critical the food situation in Germany has 'be come reached the state department today In semi-official dispatches. The nutritions committee of the reichstag and landtag have been hold ing dally sittings. The question of reducing the present rations haa not been decided. It Is Indicated there Is small hope of relief from the Ukraine where the large cities are suf fering from In-sufflcient food. Even If Ukraine supplies are obtained It would not give an Increase In the fool ration. An official rejwrt made public In 0rmaxiy on May 2 said there were 12.000 carloads of grain ready In Ru mania for shipment to Germany, but. even If It Is transported. It will do no more than to prevent reduction In food allotment Mrs Grade ulH Is H. TTOKIO, May 11. At g years of age Mra Mine Massumoto, mother of a prominent Toklo exporting mer chunt does not believe that she Is tos fld to study. She has entered the first grade of the Otsuma Crafts achoot. 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