La Grande evening observer., July 26, 1918, Image 4

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Th'.MI'EHATK (OlltHIO I1I0ST.
The Jottor from Oliaa. 13. Huck
man, printed today, comes as a re
minder, not In his, pnrtlculnr cairn,
but in other 'eases as well,' that
llioro may sometimes be mlnplsced
Judgment as to what ; a man's fool-
,inRS of loyalty may bo. The writer
:ot the, letter pi'lntod today has al
ways been regarded as a man of
rectitude in general business nffnln;
one liberal in doing his part In civic
matters, and there is no reason to
discount . his statomenta as to his
fidelity to the country at the pres
ent or at any ohor time. There
may bo others who arc in the snni.i
eltuatlon In the public estimate nr
Mr. Hackmsn. claims to hnve been.
It IS not judicious to ba too haMy
in conclusions, as tlpfe could hard'
ly be greater Injustice than that of
placing a citizen on the wrong side
of the tepee In those critical times.
; The roster of those, engaged In
the conflict on the other side of the
water discloses any amount of
names of persons who are unques
tionably of, Gorman origin, hut
whoso thoughts and purposes arc
wholly arid uurosorvedly with the
United States of Amotlca. ..
There Is a highly educated and
roflnod Jady' of Oerman birth and
residence in this community, who
has numerous near relatives - with
the armies of the kaiser. It would
be the most unnatural thing In tho
world If she did not entertain the
doepest solicitude, for their wolfnra
and snfoty, and nt' the some time
she is one of those who realign that
.tho power of autocracy and mili
tarism should b crushed And
hopes end lrnv that It will be
, This is merely an Instance of bo,
lng placad In a position Hint lB In
no sense that of tho Individual pre
ference or makng. Thoso who nro
In that enforced , predicament are
entitled to libcrnl-inlnded consldcrn
atlon rather than premature, con
tempt., The temperato course In
the best.
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or Instance of'
J wjioro Idle rumor Is plnuod to tlij
n ...nll na n llr.ll l.....,tA nl..l.-...l ...I.U ,
out' nu lata of foundation .on fact.
Tliolo are scores of men in l,a
Grnndn, as there is III every loyal
community, who do much the same;
thing mid beyond tint, contribute;
generously of their private funds
rhoy got no pay for what they do
To aceimo Mr. Scrncgin or FY L.
Mcyors of ths La Oiando National
Hank of receiving salurles for tho!
hitter's Thrift Stamp activities, or
any of tho Fonr-MInulo Mon, P. J.
lloliuon, or the War Hoard mem-
Hern or any cne leo connocled
with these various activities to
accuse any one of thoso men. or
women of accepting remuneration
Is vicious and dellho alo chicanery
und any sensible man or woman
will so brand it.
F. L. Meyers of the La Grande
Nitlouai Hnnk,. In tho capacity of
chairman of Union county's thrift
stamp work, calls upon the man
and woman power of tho entlio
bunking force when the need arises,
llo gives freoly of his own valuable'
timo anil money without compon-:
nation -or expense money.
Another man that Is gone, week
iitr,r week, from his business is F
.. Holmes, Fuel Administrator for
Oregon. Ho' gets no salary nnd a
major portion or his Heavy ox
pon.io Is met from bis private parte.
Few pcijplo In Oregon are callod
upon to devote their time and
money gratuitously as Is Mr.
Holmes, and nono do It more, wil
lingly. . v
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IIACH.MA AlAKIOS KTATK
Mic.vr.
It has co.1110 to mo that it is
Lieut. Stephen Bonsall, Jr., ono of
IIh.U D,mI. al.nl... I.
Lieutenant' Bonsall I. the son of th. : ""10,rCl '' ' """-Oorn.an, and
former war correspondent and veteran t10
miw to iiun i major
attached to tho general staff of tht
army. .
war. This I do not
In tho first placo, I
German, having boeu
present
.undoisland.
iam not n
born In' Cincinnati, Ohio, on - the
2!th day of September, 1800, and
hnvo been accomplished already thehavo never 4iuon - away from the
United States. My parents were
public is to be excused for accept
ing .reports even If they are of the
most oxtravnsant . nature, The ad
vance of tho allies is a ploasir.K
surprlne so far and them is haidly
a limit . to which they may still
proceed. ' '
Ono of tho very iinroasonnblo n
ports 'Circulated In AVashlngton
was that tho crown prineo, himself,
was anion)? tho captives. There is
no chanco for this to' bo true. If
there nro 500,000 Gonnnns In the
"pocket" It woiild be perfectly safe
as a gniiiblinB proposition to ;;lvo
odds of 4 09,09 9 to 1 'that ho Is not
there. '. - i-:,"t ' ' : !" :
' An Aphorism Falls Down. ,
Genius has not yet been able to
titter an aphorism tlmt would hold cooil
In every Instance. "Fiimlllnrlty breeds
contempt." they suy. , Every notable
poet, essayist or artist whatsoever has
left a tribute to his mother, either by
personal tribute, or deillentlon . of
through symbolism, of love for his
.mother. Yet no other ninn bus over
found, such expression, however sub
llnuf, t lint could measure up to his
own Idea of his mother's virtues. And
where Is' fninlllnilty so pronouueed ns
between mother and son? Scuttle
Post Intelligencer. '
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Tlll.Ht WOItK OIlATl'iTOl S
MOT'YKT rOM'IltMl'.H.
Editor, Observor:
How otherwlso pntrlotlc toiiraios
nro ofto,n loosely . balanced In the
middle and enn wan cither way
without coaxing, In hhown by the
multiplicity, of rumors that Ret
Hlnrtcd, usually to notions dolrlment
of tho war cnti.se and harm to some
patriotic individual.
Ueports net started in the usual
wny, and magnify. Ruch nn In
stance Is now Koing the rounds In
which It Is reported that Hid chair
men of County Councils of Nation
'il Defense, draw lucrative salaries
for tho work they do. True, uiiilei
non-belliini conditions men of
brains who devote, a major portion
of their time to nuy cam.o or iuiiil
ness, nro linndsomely remunerated,
lint in' this war line they are not,
bo It said to their credit. T. J.
Sct-nci:!!), .chairman of- iho Union
Unfortunately tho reports In clr- county Council of National Defense
dilation this mornlnB that between jnnd County Food AdmlnlRtiatoi
400.000 and 600,000 Cermnns were!1""1 mp,w ot",P 1"c;'' i:in"
llon Hoard, realizes notliiiiK Iron:
captured in the nclms-Solssons an-1 hlr. work beyond tho personal itrali
llont have not been confirmed, nut 1 lleatlon of Riving his timo and hi:-
ho people here nro no further a-!!V"n;'y to " """","";m, , t:,1',s0
He freqmuitlv ptves all of IiIb time
way in this report than were tlio ulwnyn must of it; frouuiint trips
residents of WnshliiKtrin, D.C., who to 1'nrtlnnd nnd olsBWhere: tru-
inendoiis cull for clorlo.il niulstiinci'
eomo In lilm nil of which ioiili
him nothing, lie has been offered
$25 by the Kovernimmt for clerical
asfdplanre, but ibis ho has declined.
The flowing tiinmr afloat Was
that are, received nro ns good niii;t0 ,ie orrect that ho and others
oven much better, than anyone Igo". generous expense allowance,
could have hoped for only a few!RO, -'"''" In faet that it ..mount-
ieu in I ei'MIIH'l .llliill 'I U uuiirM.iii
weeks ago. What- a iiirrerence it
lind rocelved accnuntn of alumni
equal extravagance.
This would bo almost too miirh
to expect, anyway, nnd tho reports
nncv more
ir cnroli's.-i
further edge the way toward Pari '''. '" amount, to
IIH Clill.l llllll, lUt'llttltl, tllinilllt.-
when the start had been made tn
llul sort. Thus It Is
seen tli.il prn-llun i
If not to proceed to tho city Itseir
and now find that the position h.
nearly as many' miles of retreat
as It was expected to hnvo" been
n advance. ,
Considering the big things that
falsehoods and thereby bring Injury
to an Innncont man or wmnnn. No
ono pnyr. Chaliman Scioggln or
any of bin contiuitli.-o for war work;
on the other hand, the bank em
ployes milled clerical help to meet
tho mountains o( work necessary
not German, having, boon bom In
Switzerland. They both spoke Gor
man and I ' learned to speult . tho
language, at homo and in Iho pub
lic schools. In tho second place,
my father wnn.iinnblo to go Into
tho war during tho rebellion on ac
count of sickness, but my uncle,
Dietrich Hackman ontorocl '"the ser
vice of this country at tho com
mencement or tho civil .war, a prl
vato in tho second battery of an
artillery regiment of volunteers
from tho state of Missouri, nnd was
miiBlered out with tho rank of
captain, nt the Close of the, war,
being promoted for gallantry In
action. This fact Is of much pride
to our family, and is a matter of
history 'to be verlfiod from the. mil
itary records of that wnr. In tho
third placo, I have aidod tho pres
ont wnr as far as I am able, and
done so willingly, In tho purchase
of bonds, and aiding the Red Cross
and oth-ii- wa - activities. And, last
ly, I nm not now, and novor have
been, in sympathy with Germany,
ns against the United States, my
native country., I novor saw Ge.--
niany, and do not nave a. relative
in Germany, so far as I know. I
now nm, always have been and al
ways expect to be citizen of tho
United States. I am too old to ac
tively engage In tho presont con
flict, which should excuse mo from
any necusntion on that account. I
make this statement for tho reason
that I believe such rumors wore cir
culated by those unfamiliar with
tho facts.
Very respectfully,
i C. E. HACKMAN.
ACQUIRING A
PERFECT FIGURE
I'KICSIDICNT WILSON CON- 1 .
DEMNS MOB LAW
(Continued Prom Page 1.)
own by proving' that It is, after
all, no protop'.loii to the wenk?
Kvery mob contributes to German
world wh.) does not reverence and
obey the i:iv. -j of our lio.t'-vct: land.
!:rovn upon in the wax of calumny, j whoso lavM we, o,irs-j "ts, hat 4
i They can at. loast nuy that . sncli 110 as aunpu-u mo suui-
jllilnpn ennno-. happen In Ooriimiv I duv.ds of tho. enemies of this coun
'excopt In tln.o of revolution whjil'ry. w'1''1' we to 'despise.
law is swept away. I
"I, therefore, very earnestly andli
solemnly bog that tho 'governors )f J
all tit. states, tho . lnw officers of i
evepy coiHiiuii.lty and, nl.ovo nlr,
tho -men -and women of overy com- I
munlty in the United States all ;
who revere America and wish to'i
keep her name without stain or re- i
proncli will co-opSrato not passive-
ly merely but actively and watch-
fully to mako-nn onl to this die- !
graceful ovll. It ennnot live, where ji
the comniuuity does- not counten-;
ance. .,',, ; ;. i
"I havo callod upon the nnilonit
to put its groat enorgy Into Ihls J
war, and It has responded rc-!i
nponded with a spirit and a gen-;i
ius for action that has- thrilled the j
world. I now call upon It, upon ;
Its mon and -women everywhere, to;J
seo to it- that its laws are kept In -1
violate, its fame .untarnished. Lot;!
us show our utter contempt for the j i
things that havo mado this war''
hideous among tho wars of history !i
by showing' how thos?. who love
liberty and right anil im.i.leo nml
are wllliiu' to lay dov.i tlK-lr 11
for them upin fordjfr I'iel.i:, sian.l
roady also tn '."ustralo to all'mai).
kind tholr Inyalty to '.Is:, thliuts at
homo wh'cti .tlioy wlr,h to see 's-
tahlishcd im a blosalngMi I p oioc-ji
lion to the peoples who hnvr m-v-jr J
known tho privileges af ll'jertv aiulli
self govern. .ent. I can never nc -J
cept any ni.tn as a chamr);o:i of 11- : I
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THE SHORT ROUTE
TO INDEPENDENCE
V.
When you resolve to be a dependent no longer, that
resolution nnAi determination are the two things that
should build the rood- to independence.
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Show your dotergiinationxtoday, to start out on the Inde
pendence Koute,uliy making a small deposit toward a
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LA GRANDE, OREOON
WHILE AT WAR
WOMEN SUFFER AT HOME
Kitornr, OnKot)N, "I certainly owo a
great dcul to Dr. Herct'V UcmtHltps; throti
liuvo savfHi my lifo.
Otio timo I had
f.rotiltlo with my
1 ii iii and tlin dci4r
8.i ill Unit I could nut
(n't wtil I, I tnuk
Dr. I'li'ivtiN (ioluVtt
Mnlk-iil Dlst'ovory
nml It rurcd inn,
Durinic another III
noss tliodtwuirs tuiid
tlu'itt win no chiiiH'.o
fur my r'ivi'ry. I
took two Irotthtt of
'd)r. Piorcs KavoriUi
!'rrUrlptton and irot'i'll. Airnin dm-ton
s;iid (ha t tlin only thlntt to savo my lifii
nn oiH'rntlon. nnii nt oiu'o, jh. 1
hum tn IjM.k Ihn ' Knvorilt I'n'.vription '
ti id tln'InldtMi Miilifal Divovrry, nnd
lin y lr.iiit, nm throi)fli Jutt lino wHI,
nnd w:i)ii.Tl net uprniilon, so I cannot
spt-:il tito hiffldy of tliosn wondi'rful rcmo
iic.H." Miw. ma Jaiivis, Hti V. 'Jd St,
Ivosiim itd, (i-:noyt,li)urln ctimct
uncv I wait o pNwjiv 1 could not koop a
ii ii i ti k o n in y
Homach ntut my
hrnd and haf K
ftohtxl t'rril)tv all
tho timo nnd 1 wan
o norv-Mis. A
rrlctid told mo
.ilniiit Dr. riiTfc'ri
Kivurito rns.'rl-
tioll 1 l.u .If llir..n
toUlii nnd iiivT ;l;,t it
had nny tnmt.lo ' ' lb 'j -"-tfl I ,
aftorwurd. Tho ' JjV
lirt dim. In.ipd
& til co, hiviUliy
child. I think tho V'V.
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