Medford mail tribune., May 31, 1918, Page 4, Image 4

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EM-TEES
"YOU SHALL NOT PASS."
(By Kdmund Vnncc Cooke.)
Out of Verdun, us from a throat of
brass
' Tongucd by a silver liammer came the
cry.
Its words mount liko n barrier to the
And bar tho Wild Wolf's way. "You
bhall not pass!'1
So spoke nt Marathon for you and me
Tho Greeks who drove tho Persian lo
the sen.
So spoke audacious Hermann in that
hour
When his bold damning broke the
lioiMiin power
And sunk its legions in tho bhiek
morass,
With the stern battle-ery, "You shall
not pass!"
Aetius and Theoiloric os spoke
Having all Kurope from Attillu'3 yoke,
Scourging "Tho Scourge of Clod."
And yet again
Ho sang Muriel's sword to tho Sar
acen, - llrcitking the Moslem sciincliir like
glass,
Saving us by the cry, "You shall not
pass."
Kven so, at Orleans, spoke tho Saint
ed Maid
Cowering tho Knglish with her stain
less blade.
So trumpeted bold Drake and racked
tho host
Of Phillip's Arinadu from Knglnnd's
eoasl,
And saved the western world. So, too,
The Iron Pake spoke at fateful
Waterloo,
"Not even a Napoleon shall pass!"
To tread the nalious into withered
grass.
And was it all for naught 1 Shall one
mad foot
Crush us to Dowiler that his will shall
rule
And make I ho world a sacrifice to
Ma is I
No! it is lettered in I lie denial slurs
Across the heaven's blue; "You
shall not pass!"
No miracle ol'-ineuace and no mass
Of malicu shall avail. You shall not
pass!
You shall not pass! You shall not
pass !
THE DEVIL RESIGNS.
The doil sat by a lake of fire on a
pile of sulphur ken-:
His bead mis bowed upon his breast,
Ills tail between his legs;
A look of sluiine was on bis face, the
sparks dripped from hi
cv c
He bad sent his rci::imlion to lie
throne up in Hie skies.
"1 am down ami nut," he deil said
- he said it with a sob
"There are others Hint outclass mc
and 1 want to unit mv ioh.
"Hell isn't in it with the land thai
lii's along the Kliiuc;
"I'm n lins-hecii and a piker, and
t acre! ore I resign ;
"One animiinllion maker, Willi his
bloody shot and shell,
"Knows mure about damnation than
nil tile imps nt' lo ll,
"(live my job to Kai-cr William, the
unllinr of tiiis war
"Ho understands il better a n.'lHon
times by fnr,
"1 hale to leave the old homo, the spot
1 love so well,
"Hut I feel I'm not un to dalc in the
nrl of ruiinitn.- lull."
I'.xebiine.
D E T It O 1 T Former President
Hnoaevelt In memorial day ihIiIicss
declared "America doc not want to
win thin war on points; we want a
knockout, '
GERMANY'S
S"YKI)KX, after long delay and uiih-Ii OYriiian inspired
hostile criticism, lias signed a commercial agreement
with the United States and the allies wherehy more than
300.1)00 tons of Swedish shiliiiL' are released for allied use
in exchange for needed supplies.
(icrnian pressure prevented the signing of the agree
ment months ago, despite, the dire need of Sweden hut
proof of a comprehensive) plan by Germany for the con
quest and annexation of Finland and the creation of a
German Greater Finland to seize part of Kussia and prob
ably part of Sweden has caused a reversal of Swedish sen
timent. Swedes now arc convinced that their own safety
as well as that of all the neutrals rests on allied success
hence the, agreement with the allies in the face of German
threats.
The Stockholm paper, which first printed the revela
tions of Prince Lichnowsky, German ambassador to Great
Britain at the outbreak of the war, proving conclusively
that the kaiser alone waa responsible for starting the war,
has recently printed statements from prominent Finnish
leaders,, now in i'erlin, as representatives of the Finnish
governement in its negotiations with Germany, confirm
ing German plans in Finland. These plans are thus out
lined: 1. The carrying of the war to the Arctic, circle, the
seizure of the Miu-nian railroad, running from Petrograd
to Kola, Russia's new port on the Arctic Ocean, and the
occupation of Lapland, Russian Karelia, and the Finnish
coast of 1 he Arctic and the "White Setts.
2. The extension of the pan-German dream of a " Mit-tel-Europa"
to include a through railway line from the
northernmost cape of Kurope to Constantinople.
3. An alliance between Finlaiyl, Germany and Japan
which will renew the Avar against Kussia, giving Petro
grad to Germany and Siberia to Japan.
The program included the capture of Ilelsingfors and
Petrograd by the German l'altic commander and the crea
tion of a "Greater Finland" including Petrograd and the
new railroad constructed since the war began from the
Russian capital to the Murman coast. ' Part of the pro
gram has already been carried out. Ilelsingfors has been
taken, part of the Murman railroad has been seized and
troops are reported advancing on Petrograd.
The new Finland, greater than Norway, Sweden and
Denmark combined, is to be hounded on the southwest by
a German Esthonia, and other Gemanized Pall ic provinces
and Germany is to be given a free harbor on the Arctic sea
in Finland. A German prince will rule "Greater Fin
hind," which is to be dominated economically and politi
cally by Germany.
A number of obstacles are faced in the eonsumation
of the scheme. Sweden threatens war rather than aban
don the Aland isles. P.ritish troops have been landed on
the Murman coast, to protect the railway and prevent the
seizure of Kola Hay ports, while British warships are
guarding the harbor.
When the big battle on the western, front is over, Ger
many will be ready to begin the conquest of the Arctic,
renew the war on the Bolshevik and approach Japan for an
alliance for the division of Russia.
IIKI.KXA, Monl., May 31. Seven
well known men, John ami .loo Milch,
stilnnniucn; August Lciubrecht, black -sluilh;
Frank lleil and Tony Deidt
Mitin, saloon employes; ,co ltcno,
lunch room tender ami Adorn Sick,
bartender, were iiitcsIciI here today
on felony charges, and accused of ut
tering seditious statements.
They were arrested ou bench war
rants issued on information tiled in
the district omul, ami bail in all
cases was fixed at $5,(10(1. Officials
have been working on the eases for
some time.
WASIIISCTON. May III. News of
Hie shelling of the Spanish steamer
Maria Pin, which caused the death
of her captain and several passen
gers, reached here today in diplomat
ic dispatches. The vessel reached
a Spanish port niter the encounter.
COMMUNICATION.
To the Kdtlor:
The account In lust Tuesday's .Mall
Trlbuno of tho suit of the itoguo ltiv
er fruit and Produce association
against KMu s. Koseiilierg, adminis
tratrix of the Samuel Itosealierg es
tnto, wan misleading.
The facts In I ho case nro: Tho
Rogue lilver fruit and Produce as
sociation mied for over Jiiliu.Oii, al
les'lag they pie-cooled tho bulk of
the pear crop of the season of ltUd
from the Hear Creek Orchards, owned
1" the late Samuel Itosenherg. The
evtdcneo failed lo provo this claim.
Mrs. UoienloTi; hud previously of
fered lo pay the association and ten
dered in court JT.'i.dil for the fruil
thai was actually piecooled. This
was tho sum allowed by the juiy,
llmploves of tho association In li'lfi
Were the defense's chief wtlnet-ses.
ltOSKNIUIiUl IISTATM.
'The Xcu Mlnhict" nt Phoenix
At s tonlelit, by Mcdford cast.
KTRDFOTIT) MATE TOTBUffE,
ARCTIC DRIVE.
WASHINGTON', May 31. -Tho na
tional war labor board today asked
Governor Iliirnqulst of Minnesota to
explain why tho Jlinosotn public sure
ty commission had promulgated a set
of principles to govern Industrial re
lations In that statu which are dif
ferent from tboso enunciated by (he
war labor board for tho country nt
largo. '
Joint Clialnuun Taft and Walsh an
nounced that tho stop had bceu takon
In consequonco of n complaint filed
by tho Mliiosotu statu federation of
labor,
TAKIS, May 31.. Numerous ref
ugees from Soii.sons, It helms, Chato-
or-Thlerry (on tlio .Marne) and other
points arrived In Purls during the
night and wero sent toward the cent
er of franco. They bad been order
ed to evneunto their homes and were
taken on motor trucks to the nearest
railway.
HUNS BELIEVE BEATING
FRENCH WILL BRING PEACE
AMSTKKUAM, .May 3 1. Political
motives, Including tho defeat of the
french army, are responslblo for the
German thrust on tho Alsno. accord
ing to a simitosllon lu the lihelnlscho
Zellung ot F.ssoti.
"We are on llio rlslit road." It says
"vvlih this attack tor all political con
siderations imperatively demand that
we should show the I Tench' our
strong arm. Well considered stra
toxic plans wero at the bottom ot our
blow nt Amiens. We do not crltlcluc
them, but political questions cannot
bo ignored,
"Hven If the lirilish are expelled
from the continent, tho war would
not end. as they could land behind
the I.olro or entrench themselves on
their own Island and continue the
naval war. Tho french army must
he kIvcii a good beating. That Is a
5 preliminary cendilion to any possible
peace on the conllnenl."
MEDFORD, OTFiAN", PftTDAY, MAY 31. Mfl
SCORES OF PRETTY GIRLS i.N
That groat open-air sport ot feed
ing peanuts to the elephant shall not
dlo. Heap Big Chiaf McAd'oo of the
toot-toot linos' ha3 so declared, and
that's why the big Sclls-I'Toto circus
will come to Modford Juno 8.
In order that many patriotic spec
tacles may be presented undor the
big top this season, there Is a ballet
of 00 girls with the show, who repre
sent tho allied nations in parade and
rldo blooded horses and prettiest
Yankee Doodle costumes ever seen
anywhere, most positively anywhere,
as the advance men will tell you.
They call the Sells-Floto Circus "The
Circus Beautiful" on the billing and
the men ahead of the long red, white
and blue trains will tell you that the
girls among tho big troupes of pre
formers arid those In the ballet have
any Broadway chorus beaten both
IIHI.IJ.NA, Mont., May 31. The
stale council of defense today began
a hearing behind closed doors on the
charges Impugning the loyalty of Os
car Itohn, chairman of tho stale high
way commission, and a prominent
ttiilto mine operator, nnd also Involv
ing, according lo tho council, "some
of the mattors of complaint," upon
which a protest against tho re-appointment
of B. K. Wheeler as Unit
ed States district attorney was sent
In to Washington nt a conference of
the stnte and county councils of de
fense. Butto mining men, secret service
agonts and special agents of the de
partment ot justico are hero as wit
nesses. Tho hearing will continue
several days.
SERIOUS DISTURBANCES
WASHINGTON," May 31. Serious
disturbances nro reported in Austria
In official dispatches from Switzer
land, foreigners, It Is declared, are
not permitted to enter tho country.
Tho disorders are attributed, tho dis
patches said, to socialists and Jugo
slavs. GREAT BRITAIN'S FOOD
SUPPLY KOW FORMAL
WASHINGTON, May 31. lirilish
workingmcn, whoso meat ration dur
ing the past few weeks dropped al
most to tho vanishing point, now are
back on the normal allowance, under
tho c ompulsory rationing system. A
cablegram to the food administration
from tho British ministry of food to
day announced that this had been
made possible "(banks to the splnn
did response from America."
Supplies of butter and cheeso still
aro short In Knglnnd, but Imports
from tho I'niled Stales are expected
(o relievo that .situation nlso.
No reserve of any food Is In sight,
however, In splfe ot tho decroased
consumption which has accompanied
strict enforcement of rationing.
During April tho I nlted Stui
sent to Hngland I'Ml.O.'iS.Ouo pounds
of beef ami pork products, compared
with lil I. (ion. nun pounds in April
1917 and tIS.Too.nofi pounds In tho
same month of put, before tho war
besan.
;ell-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Druggists
refund money if it fails.25c
fSto iv
PA ?vCi lis
SELLS-FL0T0 CIRCUS ACTS.
ways from tho deuce, whatever that
is. They say the two-mlla parade
contains the prettiest cages, tableau
cars and novelty, patriotic sections
that "human brains' can conceive
and skails of money can make pos
sible. Tho big show opens with a
spectacle, which employs 000 people
and 300 horses, and closes with the
Goddess of Liberty, welcoming home
tho victorious Sammies from Over
There. All of this is bound to Inspire
patriotic emotion In the minds of cv
on tho few sneaking prolluns yet
In tho land, say the advance men. In
the rings, on the stages and In the
air, to say nothing of the hippodrome
track, over one hundred famous Ame
rican and allied troupes and families
offer scores upon scores of thrilling
astcunlng and amusing acts. Also,
there are fifty clowns to make you
laugh and laugh and laugh.
SEATTLEITE HELD
SlIATTl.i:, May lil. Liuhvig
Kuan, president of l.inz & Kiinn, Inc.,
wholesale hair goods mei'chaiils of
Seattle, wus held in jail here today
without bail having been arrested last
uie.lil following (ho filing of a com
plaint charging Unit he had conspired
to give the Ueniuiii government in
formation regarding American
forces and defenses.
The complaint was filed by As
sistant rt'i'iled Slates Attorney I!. Tj.
Moore. Kan.'i is said to be a natural
ized American orf' (ionium birth.
JUDGE JOHNS APPOINTED
TO SUPREME BENCH
SAI.I'.M, Ore., May III. Judge
Charles A. Johns, bus been upppint
cd associ.iic justice of the slate su
premo court by Governor Wilbyeoinbe
to succeed Justice Wallace MeCaiu
unl, resigned. The cbangcvvill be
cl I'eelive June 5.
AMERICAN HLDR0 PLANES '
ARRIVE AT CUBAN PORT
HAVANA. May III.-Two failed
Slates naval hydro airplanes arrived
today at a Cuban port, having flown
ti'om an American port.
RESUME BOMBARDMENT
OF PARIS AT LONG RANGE
PARIS, May III. The German
long range I bardmeiit of Paris was
resinned early Ibis morning.
WASHINGTON food administra
tion again warned tho nation that
rigid conservation of wheat must not
bo relaxed if necesary shipments are
to be made to soldiers abroad.
AN AMIIIUCAN POUT American
labor mission returned from Kurope
with message that British peoplo are
determined to continiin tho wnr nnd
that thero is genuine and loyul frieud-
. l-si., r..- ,
mo twi .vuit.i icitu people.
IsS''fS'Corri
folates
mtgEacikKsrKm COME IN
A PACKAGE MARKED
roSTiQASTfE
JOHN A. PEEL
I'Mir.KTAKF.K.
Lady Asslsuint.
i south n.u; ti.ktt.
Phone M. 47 and 4I-Ji.
AutomoMle Hears Serrlce.
utn Atnbnlanco SnrTtre. Centner.
Mm IVI-' ills Msv III. Kighleen
hundred employes in the Silvis shops
of the Chicago, Hock Island ami i -eifie
railroad walked out today to
enforce u demand to Director (Icn
eral McAdon for revision id' I he re
cent wage scale award. The men
want 7") cents an hour minimum nnd
time and a half for overtime on an
eight-hour basis. The wage award
fixed the minimum of iVi cents an
hour. Appeals of Superintendent
Millinix and other officials were of
no avail. Monday the men wired de
mands to Washington.
WASHINGTON, May 31. The
railroad administration announced
today that it would send' a represen
tative immediately to Moline, Ills., to
investigate the walkout nt the llock
Island Silvis shops of 1,800 shop-
RIVER MARNE IS
GOAL OF GERMANS
LONDON, May 31, A dispatch
from Heuter's correspondent at
French headquarters, says that on
the flanks at Solssons and flhcims
the Germans are throwing their en
tire strength southward, obviously
with tho Marne for their goal.
It Is probable that the Germans
hope to establish themselves on the
Marne, with a view to turning tho
direction of their main effort west
ward, trusting to the river to protect
their right flank.
The hottest fighting Is proceeding
along the whole southern front of the
advance. The report, which was sent
at noon, said that this morning it
had been learned for tho first lime
that tho reserve units wero engaged
lu support of the divisions which had
borne the whole weight of the on
slaughts sinco Monday.
PACT AGREED BETWEEN
SWEDEN AND ALLIES
STOCKHOLM, May 31. The agree
ment between Sweden and the en
tente allies for a supply of foodstuffs
and other vital necessities In return
for Swedish tonnage, Is completely
acceptable to all shades of opinion.
Gormaiiy did her utmost lo delay ne
gotiations, but Sweden succeeded In
carrying out her point, owing to Ger
many's pressing neod ot wood puip
and Iron ore.
Tho negotiations filially took tho
shapo of a contest between the Amer
icans nnd Germany, as it Is learned
that they wero carried out under tho
leadership, of America and thru the
American legation hero.
Sewing Circte With
.sen wfi.spsn.ifj
We Aro All Greatly tidied to Thoto
Wiio Toll Their Experiences.
Il-jfcro ttm nrriv.il cf i ::o. rnr!-: tlvre if
uracil t'i n!mit, Tl r cfifo;l f tin
:.ptvt.i.it iuiVJior i tlic cliA'f tuj-ii. ami there
Miro to lio po:;it?')Ma v !io Jus u-p-l or
:hovk of that cplc'uuld crilcinril lioi MnlU-r'.-t
Frijnil.
Nfiti.iv n, rrn'OH'W, Iic.irirtp-tlnwn nnd
Irclcliinif p;:l::s ami Micr t-i'iujmmut no f;
r.illar t' nMiiy Vfr:iti n.u ni'nm tttr
Iroiulci cpcrk'iKTfl lN'.u "istU nt iml)Vr r,uy
.hey ciilir,ly ctvuL-o Ly tao uso jf this f:
iiDiw rcrn tly.
Inlliioiiro on tho fltnJ ntt-work' cf nerves
. nd iisuitJiL just tvi.Ct.th tlio tikin ij v.o.i
erf ul.
Tiy tlio rc?'.ilir io cf MiHicrV FrkmJ
!;iriTn tho p.urk.il ,l o m.ci nro m ulr
i-iil kepi s'ft ur.l t!astic; t;..y xjaful eyiiv,
Vitduiit sli:- V.J; i l,:t!;y 'n U : 11 Mini 1 10
nin u:i'l 'lander i.t Uio cr.,;s is i.iur.'il!i
CM.
Mnnifr's r:!ct;1 is At cl"rr.''I vso only,
! sol-j by nil (i.mrr.-ist-', nml sIiftuM
villi l!iO itlmtr.t rv'.Ti.iiirity, V.'iti.; t- trie
r:i-lts'M r- ?ul .tor Co., , I.Tnnr n'.lr..
fin., ft r a v ilw.il 'o r.-il iriijrv.;
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;f Insfnv'.inM r.r l corn'r't t (h-rtv.v!
n ropiihiff Uti: li'fld !t w ,1 liniv
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vill tn ilin von hol-'ful i'i otlVr. ,Mnl hi
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MnU;rri Trlonil fn-ni the drug h!iro :u.a tlci;.
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week days. 6:30 to S. Famoiu II eaner
Noon-day luncheon, COo.
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"Getn-If Makes Corns Come .Off
The "Banana-Peel" Way I
Why havo to flop on tho floor,
snuccL yourself up liko the leuor
2". and with hulflus eye" l-ar
yoVr fa?o up inlo a wrinkly knot
while you bouso and pull "J the
"ipjick" of a tender cornf ahaia
2 3 Drop. Applet. . F'-gS"'"
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tho old. eavago way. ''.Oft"-1" l"
-r-anrp'psor
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utocklnff and ehoc riBni -JT'V
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r. theonly sure way.
com lut a trifle at anjr drug i s tore .
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ed as tho world's best corn remedy by
Heath's Drug Store. :v.ai
Leon B. Haskins.
Strang's Drug Store.
Modford rharmacy. .
ItDfOftD,
f nr;fitR 25.00 UP .
aim Cleaning. Kressinn and Alttrtu
Stock Ranch
. For Sale
BV BROWN & WHITB.
10 So. Fir, St.
175 acres, two sets of buildings,
full equipment of machinery and
stocked with sheep, horses, hogs, etc.
75 acres in alfalfa.
For rent G acros In gardon, grain
and alfalfa, under irrigation.
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Stor
Herb cure for earacnt, neaaache,
catarrh, diphtheria, sor throat,
lung .trouble, kidney troibte, etom
ach trouble, heart trouble, cnllli amd
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Hon, carbuncles, turners, ' cakei
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NO OPERATION. ' '
Medford, Oregon, Jan. IS, HIT
TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN:' '
Tills ts to certify that 1, the u
deslgned, had very eerere etomaek
crouiile and had been bothered tor
several years and last August waa not
expected to live, and healing of Otm
Chung (whose Herb Store Is at 141
South Front street In Medford) I de
cided to get herbs for my (tomaek
trouble, and I started to feeling bet
tor as soon as I used them, and today
am a well man and can heartily rea
ommend anyone afflicted as I waa te
too Olm Chung and try hie Herb. ,
(Signed) ' W. R. JOHNSON,
Witnesses:
M. A. Anderson, Medferd.
S. B, Holmes, Eagle Point.
Frank Lewis, Eagle Point.
Win. Lewis, Eagle Polat
YV. u Calldreth, Eagle Pelnt. - "
C. E. Moore, Eagle Point.
J V. Mclulyre, Eagle Polat, '
Gee. B. Von der Hellen, Eagle Pelnt,
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Camera Shop ,
The Only Exclusive"
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Negatives made any time or
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Phone 147-J.
We'll do the rest,
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Medford
J?0S Fast Main Street