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Benjamin Church Da/ad That Role
During the Hevolutlen.
Benjamin Church, u gradualo o f Har­
vard and a member o f a dlHilugulsiied
New KilHhnid family, was the first
A met lean traitor. Church became cm
tucul us a surgeon nmi na a writer of
verse and wus olio of the lending
Wlilga III tile yciira Just preceding the
Revolution.
At one lime he wua a
member o f the MiiHHiichiisetta provili*
ehi I congreaa and lie- umu u member of
the famous Boston committee of
safety.
The coiiimlttoo'a plans were consta
tcntly reveal,si to General (¡ugo, gov­
ernor of the |irovluee, but the aource
o f tin- leak wua not dlacovercd until
after tin, devolution waa fairly under
way. At the time o f the actual break
between the colmi lisi and Kiigtaud
Church wua aaalguod to au tmjiorluut
colonial Imapltal. In Moptembrr, 177(1,
« letter from Church to a Brillati army
A y — * V ' ' f AUSTf,lA f \
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officer, e oufullió.a Secreta oi* the Colo­
nist army, was Intercepted
church
had lutruatcil the letter, written lu
code, to a woman, to he conveyed to
one of General Gage'u etalT olttcera.
Tlte woman confesse}] her altare lu the
treasonable
move
and
Implicated
Church,
The traitor waa taken befure a route
ell prealiled «v e r by Washington, aud
he tln-rc pilo ti- ally admitted hla guilt.
Congress, acting on the annitritimi of
the trial eoumll, ordered Church kept
lu close confinement In the Cambridge
Jail, “ without the uae o f peu or patter,
and limi no iteratili la» allowed to eon
verae with him except In the presence
aud hearing o f colonial office™ until
further ordera from tfila or u future
cougreas.''
Church's health fallisi rapidly, and
be wua permitted to uudrrgo banish
ment to the West Indica lie aallisl In
a merchant vistaci in May, 177(1, and
neither the sldp nor Church ever wta
beard o f again. Kansas Cfty Star
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O W E D BY FA R M ER S ,
FO R T R E A T M E N T OF
Diseased Crain, Potatoes
RUN B Y F A R M E R S ,
and Vegetables
G IV ES S Q U A R E D E A L TO F A R M E R S .
AND MANY USES ABOUT THE
tiur Track Comes Wednesdays and S a tu rd a y s .^
Home, Stable and Chicken
Leave Cream a t
House
FOR
SALE
AT
Thompson’ s Drug Store
E. K. PIASECKI
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
Farm Loans 5 1 -2
620 Mill Street.
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Dallas. Oregon
Susinces datte
Flmf ala I « the Injured, therefore,
as Thomas Jefferson stated It In the suffering from hemorrhage or shook Is
Declaration of Iudejieadence? Is our to place the vietili) on u mattress or
-H4 »H - H ' l-l-l f
H-H-H-H-
ideal of righteousness, yes, even of beuch and raise the feet slightly high­
unselflshuess. Impossible in Interna er tbau the head.- Review o f Reviews.
ttonul politics? Dus war. if Hcrumny
is defeated, may decide these guts
Stepping Stone» to Success.
Hons, but if Uermany wtns. the strug­
Picture wliut you wuut.
gle has but just begun.
Visualize It.
This American democracy o f cur
Dramatize It
By
denies, and has always denied, the
Rehearse It.
EPHRAIM DOUGLASS ADAMS
German theory; It asserts that the
Make your mental picture clear.
Exa-utlvn Head, History Depart­
laws which formulate the duties of
Focus your attention on It.
ment
men toward each other are binding
Nee It o ie r and over a thousand
ri|K>n nations equally with individuals. 11 tuea.
Leland Stanford Junior University
For centuries civilization has been
Improve Itjvpnipower it.
I
r
slowly advancing
from
ignorance,
I'ut your Inspiration Into I t
prejudice,
and
selfishness
toward
sym­
" T h e o b je c t o f th is w a r Is to d e liv e r
Have dynuiuic Interest In It.
the fre e peoples o f the w orld fro m the
pathy. understanding, and a desire to
Awaken your sleeping genius.
m en ace and the actu a l p o w e r o f a vaat
see. justice done, whether, between in­
m ilita ry es ta b lish m en t c o n tro lle d by an
E x p e c t success; laugh at failure.
irresp on sible g o v e rn m e n t, w h ich , h a vin g
dividuals or uatlona. The "be all and
He confident and | hi I mm I.
s e c re tly planned to d o m in a te th e w orld,
proceeded to c a r r y out the plan w ith o u r end a ll” of a state Is not Power— It
Heat lu accomplishing. Nautilus
reg a rd e ith e r to th e sacred ob liga tion s
is Justice.
o f t r e a t y o r the lo n g .e s ta b lis h e d p ra c- I
And the German government has
tlces and lo n g -c h erish ed p rin cip les o f In- I
Sovereigns In Bolivia.
te rn a tlo n a l action and hon or; . . , T h is
left us in no doubt as to the results
High in bleat* of home life mul ctvb* life. I*vUh In the amount of reading
Bolivia has a strange connectb>u with
p o w e r la not tha G erm an people.
It la '
U bruigt to «1^ age*. The MvU for «11 Hamit. The Next from all aource*.
That Great Britain tu the fact that tbe Kng
the ru th less m a ster o f th e G erm a n peo- | of her theory, in application.
pie. . . .
It Is ou r bu sin ess to see to
government has broken a solemn ltsb sovereign Is the standard gold colli.
It th a t th e h is to ry o f tho rest o f tho
Rare article. Iiy noted authorities. "T h e t>r(t Editorial I'age in tbe
w orld Is no lo n g e r le ft to Its h a n d lin g.” , treaty with Belgium, ordered the mur­ This Is minted from local gold at the
—P r e s id e n t W ils o n , A u g u s t 27, 1»17.
der of Innocent hostages, bombarded capital o f the country, l.a I'az, along
country." Current Event., Nature unit Science, Family I'age. Boys'
I'agr, Girl.' Page, Ubildrru'* I'age, Doctor'. Corner, Thing» to Make, Money
T H E N A TIO N AND MORAL DUTIES unfortified towns, torjiedoed unarmed with the Peruvian half sovereign,
to have, Games and Sport, to Flay, Companion KecetpU. 32 issues, $2.00.
passenger ships, destroyed works of which alao Is legal tender. Although
The rulers o f Germany believe that art where they could not be carried
Bolivia la as yet quite u “ new” coun­
they have the right to prevail over all to Germany, plotted secret war against
try and has not b id lime to udopt a
other nations. They also believe that
neutral nations- all of them actions coinage o f her own, she lias found uu
the potter of the state is the only ob­
America'» F . ,» h io n Authority for millions oiwomrn What to wear—how
she once pledged herself to forego— opportunity of c.tuhllshllig state mo­
to m a k e it how to aavr. I.? »pletidid number» full of Ha-hion* and more
ject for which its rulers should strug- ,
has lost, in short, all sense, appar­ nopolies on alcohol, spirituous liquors
suggestions. 75 cents per year.
gle. Still further, they believe that j ently. that she is dragging the fortuer aud tobacco, rendering I lie prohibition
C A
i»»“ »'» o f everything that «sill delight all
moral principles and Ideas have no j good name of the German people o f them at uuy time uu eusy mutter.—
O 4!
age», the B e.t Storie», tha L a te »! Style*.
place in determining the actions of through a mire of dishonor, the stain Loudou Chronicle.
the state, since the sole duty of the of which will not be removed for
Send
¿5 to the publishers of tlie paper la which
CMTrr I appear»
r.Biv »I thi»
H i m k/M*
n ■ and
n il get
state is to get power. This is Ger­ generations.
Against this mild phi­
What Can Be Done In One Dey.
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American losophy and mad government the war
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political philosophy, from the very be­ must be waged, until they are de­ retire that its true slKiiltlcuiiie does not
2. M cCALL’S M AG AZIN E every mouth for
ginning of our institutions, has op­
feated. or there is no safety for men come koine to us,” says a writer In the
___
TUS Yuuru » COM)* AN ION BOSTON. MAsaACUttBKTTB
posed this theory, and now in this war
or nations.
Woman's Home Cnu>|innlnti. "W e get
is fighting against it. For the Ger­
ao tnu-d to our days Hint we are blind
man theory necessarily carries with it
This is the third of a series of ten ' to their anlversal p- ssihllttica.
utter denial of the claims of moral
"In the beginning one-sixth o f the
articles by Professor Adams.
feeling, o f international right, of hu­
whole world was made in a day. yet
man decency and chivalry.
how many o f us feel that wo run do
The German historian, Treltschke,
oue slxth, or even one-bundredth. of alt
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at whose feet princes and rulers sat,
tho things we ought to do in one day 7
eagerly absorbing his teachings, de­
"W ithin one day the buttle o f Water­
First Aid to Thoss Suffering From
voted his life to spreading this gospel
loo aud the battle o f tbe Marne Were
Hemorrhage or Shock.
o f Power. It Is true, he said speer-
One bears a great deal about the won. How about all the days la-tween?
ingly, that "a stock of Inherited eon
A man can change Ibe fortuue o f Ida
ceptions ot integrity and morality Is danger o f high blood pressure, but not entire life lu a day.” -»
much
about
the
danger
o
f
too
low
a
a necessity for government,” ( useful,
that subjects of the state be obedient*, pressure. Yet the latter may be very
Loafing on tho Job.
It results often from
but "the end all and be all of a sw iftly fatal.
Mrs. Woman, are you married? I f
state is Power.”
“ The state is the ahoclt. aa well aa from severe loss o f you are we wlab you till o f the happi­
But there La a very simple
sole judge of the morality o f its own blood.
ness anil the la»st of blessings a geu-
actions. It Is, in fact, above morality, means o f giving teni|>orary relief, eroua world ran give you. But let us
which
every
one
abould
know,
since
or, in other words, whatever Is nec­
such knowledge might often be the ask a bold question and probably o f­
essary is moral.”
fend you. We do not mean to be im­
From this it follows, In international means o f saving life.
polite.
It is Just the perversity o f
A
diastolic
pressure
o
f
fifty
millime­
relations, that there is no rule or
human nature to want to know If you
ters
is
critical,
for
the
blood
tends
to
guide to conduct except self-interest.
I married a lazy mini a man who talks
In this present war a follower of accumulate In the alalonien, but death In a loud voice about Ills back yard
may
tie
avoided
if
Immediate
means
t>e
Treltschke, one of the leading com­
garden aud lets Ida wife do nil tbe
mon-school educators of Germany, taken to raise the urterlal pressure. A work. Memphis Commercial Appeal
LIVED IN M IS E R Y.
late
number
o
f
La
Revue
gives
the
KlrschensteLier of Munich, drives
"I suffered greajly from
home the theory. “The great lesson following directions:
Didn’t Do It.
narvouanoas
and
h*ad-
"Th e wounded person in whom ar­
which the German people has had to
Flatbusb He'a alwnya knocking tbe
achsn. Tha leaat axetta-
terial
pressure
Is
low
should
be
placed
learn is to think in terms of power.
1 married men.
ment gava me dreadful
. . . Let no one here say that Immediately on au operating table
Bensouhurst Yes, I know It.
pain. I began using Dr.
bealed
by
electricity,
with
bis
feet
ele­
small states, too, can have a national
"Only a few years ago be told tne ho
Milan' Nervine and a few
life of their own. True, so long as vated for au hour or more some thirty was Just crazy to get married."
days later started to taka
millimeters (about one and one quarter
the great states around them allow
''That's right, but It sis'ms lie wasn’ t
Dr. Miles* Heart Treat­
inches) higher than bis bead. I f tbe
them to exist. But any day may see
ment. I soon get ao much
diastolic pressure remains below eighty quite crazy enough."—Youltera .States­
the end of their existence, in spite
better that I waa aneour-
millimeters an Injection o f Isotonic man.
of all treaties to the contrary. . . .
aged and continued taking
serum
should
be
made
and
if
necessary
Neither alliances nor treaties provide
the two remedies until I
Caught In His Trap.
the leait security . . . There are repeated. I f the pressure does not re­
waa ao well that work waa
" I am In an embarrassing ailuatlon,"
main
sufficiently
high
after
tbe
second
no ethical friendships between states
no bother to mo at all.”
declared Judge Flubdul), former mem­
injection
another
Injection
is
made
of
in our day . . . There are only
MRS. LOUIS ELO,
ber o f congress
IF FIRST BOTTLK FAILS TO BENE­
friendships of convenience. And friend­ adreualln Into a vein, preferably a
Idaho Fails, Idaho.
"H ow is that, Judge?"
FIT YOU. YOUR MONEY W ILL BB
vein
near
tbe
heel.”
.
ships of convenience last Just as long
"H ere I am called upon to try to
REFUNDED.
It will be noted that tbe first part of
as the convenience Itself.”
. . .
these directions can be carried out by make sense out o f s law that I framed
Professor fSulenherg of Leipzig sums
any one-nam ely, the application of myself."— Ixmlsvllle Courier- Journal.
It up, "A ll ethical considerations are
warmth and the raising of tbe patient's
completely alien to the state and the
Musical Note.
heels higher than bis bead. This Is no
Htdte must therefore resolutely keep
Mrs. Jones Does my daughter's S S S S S SSB S S S 8 S 8 H S B SSS H S S S SBBSB B M H M M » W
important and so efficacious that the
them at arm’s length.”
famous French physician and research piano practicing annoy your husband?
Can we wonder that the German
scientist, I)r. Clntrles Kb bet, has made Neighbor- Ob, not lit all; Jink can't
Foreign Secretary spoke of the broken
it o practice in bis lectures to students tell one note from another.—Life.
treaty with Belgium as a "scrap of
to give them the striking object lesson
paper?” or that the school children
Tbe employee who liaa n horror o f
of a dog which bud been bled almost
of Germany celebrated the sinking of
to tbe point of exhaustion, so that working overtime will ueier own the
the Lusitaniat or that German agents
death was imminent, being instantly hualneiis.- Newkirk.
In America, smoothly friendly in ap­
revived by this simple expedient of
t*.
pearance, secretly plotted, before we
changing its position. When be waa
were in the war, to destroy our in­
Don’t forget to Iiriiijf in nei^s
apparently dead while the bead re­
dustries, our railways, even our lives?
mained higher "tan Ibe extremities, as items, or drop them in our “ news
Is there no such thing any more
soon as tbe head was lowered tbe wan­ box” at the poetoffice. We appre­
an a common humanity— no "decent
ing Jlfe returned.
t t t t t m t i m i i n m » » u t t T * - r ‘ t7 T T 7 ......... “ — a * * 3
respect to the .^pinion _pf_ mankind,”
ciate them.
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