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TEN PAGES PAGE SIX DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1917. EE neaceful. without warning and f,JiV' fiTC6WftaViJ without giving passengers ami IBDKIBNlKN KBWHFAPEB Pally and Semi Weekly at Fee- elrinu, oretfon, by the OKbi.uNIAN I'VIILIMUISOCO at the nostoffto at I'endtetoe, a eerond clase nail matter. OK SALR IN OTHKR CITIES Isaaarlal Hntl Newe Stand. Portland, aiiaana New. Co.. Portland. Oragua. ON I'H.R AT -lse Rareaa, Serurlty Building. Mhlrtn. D. C, Bureau. 601 Koar- treet, It. w. City Official Paper. County Official paper. Mam bar Tnlted Pea Aaaociatlon. CB80llirTION RATES (IN ADVANCK) . ejM, ana year, by mall..- " tails, all aionths. by mull J J" Jr. three montli. by mall at. - aanth. tv mall . -DO u, year, ny rainn TSO 175 1 I. SO 1-Weeatj. all months, by mall .78 weekly, rour momoa. u. d. .v Hfcsfly. ala months, by carrier "lie, tare montlm. by carrier J, aa montu. by carrier ail Weekly, ona, year, by mall ItEI CIIOSS WORK. Interminable folds of gauze For those whom we shall never a see Remember, when your fingers pause. Ti.at every drop of blood to stain This whitenew falls for you and me. Part of the pric that keeps us free To erve our own. that keeps us clean F"ren shame that olher women e know Oh. saviours we have never iwrn, Forajv;- n that we are no slow! God if thai blood should cry in -e V;in And we have let our moments ' ko: Amelia Josephine F'.urr of the Viarllames. .f.t .. .. ? ."FORTUNATE MEN 3T is sad that a peace loving republic such as the Unit ed States must call its men to the fighting line as 13 now being done under the com "pnlsory service law. But there is reason for this action. Our direct reasons for being at war are found: In the policy of the German utocracv in sinking our ships rn fbp high seas, unarmed and crew a chance to escape. In resuming such a policy of ruthlessness after having offi cially informed our government such work would not be done. In plotting to destroy indus tries and kill American citizens in this 'country when we were at peace with Germany and de sired to so remain. In plotting by chicanery and falsehood to get Mexico and Japan to invade our peaceful western states and by holding out a promise of American ter4 ntorv for the invaders. Indirectly we have occasion for war because of the - cold blooded invasion of Belgium in defiance of treaty and the de---poilation of that land. There is cause of war in the slaugh ter of innocent Belgian civilians and the cruel, inhuman maim- inc of little children. We have direct cause fcr war in the fact that if we do not aid now in the overthrow of kaiserism the time will come when single handed we will have to face a foe that has already made the boast that he will make America pay tribute in the form of a huge mdem nitv to Berlin. The men drawn for service yesterday "are fortunate in that thev are selected to represent this country on the battlefield in a war for humanity and free dom. Let them face their obli gations with bold hearts and good cheer. There are many millions more ready to follow them when the time comes. THE MICHAELIS SPEECH Shews . Time in the Dark "RADIOLITE" (Rt&mm-Lifkui) Makes the Dial Glow Sngersoll has brought out a Ihanrurwus substance called ""RADIOLITE". The light giving power of "RADIO LITE" is genuine RADI UM in minute proportions. On the figures and hands of InzersoU watches this abstance glows in the dark more brilliantly than pure radium. And this glow con tinues as bright as ever for six to eight years. Quick as a glance on even the darkest night you can read the time with an Inger soO "Radiolite". See The Four Models At This Store HA.MOI.rre" tt . ftrrvtar l-cw-Mlt mtm tammtmtm hgam u4 nil VaJUWiUTr' TWO-IK. ONfJ tfwnr' Mr v. M.zittw wrt ammc wtttrtr mmom y aofabrra. A iTMntt' " 401fHJT" 1U.M tmaU ! W tttrmtf with ' 'tUsMOLTI IT" tasL Royal M. Sawtelle Slnre IS87. HE defiant tone of the new German chancellor is nothing less than might have been expected. German autocracv knows there can be no peace except on a basis of autocracy s downfall. Word to that effect has been served by the allied nations. We fight not merely to .end the war but to provide post helium conditi- . 1 A ill ' 1 . .. J". . . . oris mat win maive xutuic Deace an assurance and experi ence shows that the peace of the world is not safe while the central powers are dominated 1 v a caste that places sole faith in militarism and is in spired by a philosophy under which no regard is shown for the rights of man or the laws of God. Knowing the nature of the allied goal the kaise has no course save to abdicate or fight to a finish. He will fight as long as he can. But there will be a lijriit to German endurance and a limit to Teutonic forbear ance in conducting a war that is not for the German people but or men who in truth are their oppressors. When that dav arrives William will be for tunate, if he does not find more formidable foes' at home than ! in the ring of allied soldiers , surrounding his empire. I It is significant that the Ger iman socialists do not approve of Michaelis. They realize that his policy is to win or Isink the ship. How long will ;they stand for such a com mander? A CASE FOR THE CLOTURE "TP" HE house was so general ly convinced of the im portance of an over u Viplminor nrmv nf apronlanes , - - ' - " n . 1 ' li, rnucniitinfT tftf wflr atTAinSt Germanv that it debated the $640,000,000 aviation bill only five hours and then rushed it into the senate. The senate military affairs committee is so impressed the same way that it orders a favorable report aft... 1 mintitpa nf discussion 'and the road appeared to be . i - . i. i. : 1 1 wide open lor getting uie uiu to the President by tonight. PSnr it ia now seen that the jroad just ahead is beset by cer tain obstructive senators, iney iare of the senators who tried ;lo disarm the United States in i venturing to assert its rights on I the high seas against Germany .They are of those who have be fore in effect acted as allies of jthe kaiser, if they have not I plainly poken in such a capa city l What mnvMt them now to obstruct in the,very face of the enemv we do not know. It m-.y lie the news from Ger many that Zeppelin construc tion has been dropped and all iu energy given to aeroplane tuilding, in anticipation of the American effort. It may be comething else. But the effect is to give the enemy a ftart against their own country. What do you call that? I sot , - ' Xlhiouassiffiidls . 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