Medford mail tribune., December 09, 1918, Page 3, Image 3

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BULGARIAN ARMYr THANKS GOD FOR PEACE
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MTCDTOTID MATT j TTITBTINP!, MKDFORT), ORIWOX, MONDAY, DECRMBETt 9, 1918
ARGER
NAVY
Seorctarv Daniel:' Annual nouoit De
talis Brllilant Achlvement of Amcrl
. eon Navy Fouuht U-Boats and
, Convoyed 2.000 000 Troops Ma-
rlno's Gallant Stand Turned War.
WASHINGTON, Poo. 0. Willi 11
Hlurv ol' lii'illiimt iiehievemonlN til' Iho
Aini'riiiiiii imw in Iho war, Heerolarv
l)unio!. !oiiiIiih, in hiti it miiiitl report
made imlilic liiiluv, mi uruont roeom
nioiidiilioii fur continued inivnl oxpun
hIiiii to moot the iIimiiiiikIm of pciioo i'or
niitioiiiil and international work on
I he nou.
Tliroimh muirlv nil of 114 printed
IMkoh llni Heerolarv IoIIm in hriol'
dIinihoh of llio iiiivv'h uii rt in tlio war.
of tlio iloinir of llif HfiMiiiiiulv imnos
Nililu tliroiiuli teamwork, lid npoakn
Of tilt! IlliulllV lU'Oollllllisllllll'lll ol
truiiMDorliiiL' two million men to
l''rntine, -without thu Iohh of nn eam
bound troop shin throuuh ctieiuv lie
tion mill Iih devotex a urnnliii! i-li 1 1 1 -tor
to I he murine hriundo, wliii'li iih nil
tiny world knuu'H, lilot'koil tlio IiihI
1'rUHHinn advance on Turin, mul start
ed tlio (Ionium rot roii t tlmt ended with
(lis wnr.
An Kml of Wnr Nrnr
i Thin reference to tlio fiilnro ooti
oludtol lint report!
"Tlio ditv in not fur tlinttttit when
tlio world will wilnoMH nn end of eoui
liotilivo htiildintr holwoon nntioiiH of
miuhtv weapon of wnr. In llu noaee
trniitv Ihi'ro will iiiulouhtodlr Iiii in
eorporatcd President WiImoii'h pro
iiohhI for n rvdiii'tioit of armament Mo
I ho lowest point ctuiKiKteiit with do
liicxtin Hiifttv.'
-. "Navies will Mt ill he ni't'tli-d iik nn
international milieu foreo to compel
roiiilinnen with the dwroo of nn in
ternational Irihiiiiiil which will ho net
III) to doeido dil'ferelieei hetweeli nn
utionx. Ninnl vohsoIh will have lurce
(leni'c tiiHkn of hiirvev mid dii-eov-
erv mid protection in addition to no-
lieu duty of nil iiiternii'ionnl Art well
nn of II nntionnl chnrnctcr.
"Iimtmiieh iih Ihe I'nited Slate In
tlio rieliiwt of tlio front nntiontt and
liitH mil'fcrcd li'HH in wnr thnn nnv of
tlio allied powers, it will devolvn upon
tliin eountrv to innlio n conlrihiitiiiii
to the nnvv to pronorvo thu pence of
the world coinmonxiiriito with itx
wealth. its commerce, iln erowimi nnd
nxpnndinir increlinnt innriiie. mid itx
leadership in the council of free nco.
pic. It in therefore, our duty now.
not, indeed, to enter upon nnv new
nnd mnhitioim naval proemm, but to
UO forward xtciulitv upon thu linen of
nnvnl iiiereaxe to which thu country
committed itwilf bv the adoption 111 roe
yearn 111:0 of thu firxt far reachinir
roiiHtritelion naval urogram in the
history of the republic.
Tltreo Year I'rofrrnm i
"I hnvo reeonimended to this con
gress tlio adoption of another throe
Venr program Hiilitlnntiiillv like the
one authorized in 11)15. Hut tho vie
torv of tlio alliim and tlio I'nited
BtatCH nhoulil, mid I mnccrolv trust,
will within n few venrx niuko it no
lonirur iieot hhiii'v for nnv nation under
whip mid I'liur to burden itx tuxpav
ein to unci irtnke to build, in compet
itive coiu-tructinn, biuu'er fiithtinii
whips nnd moro of them tlian any
other nntioii enn ooiiMtrwt,"
Mr. Daniels hhowx that the now
$1100,000.0011, Ihrea-venr huildim:
prouTiin) he proponed will provide 15(1
ndidtionnl naval Miips, ten of them
tlrentlniiuL'lilK nnd nix buttlo cruis
ers, and the olhTit to bo in mieh dls
tribiitlon of approved Ivpex nx the
department mnv deem best. ,
.Tnkiiiir m his idorv of Iho nnvy
ami the wnr, Ihe Hocrclnrv doelnrc
tlio HerViee wnx "rendv from Htcm to
Htorn" when tho United Stolon enter
ed the conl'lict, Kroin the dav when
tho firxt threo-venr prnjmun was
adopted in ,101(1, hn midst, "oohki'oxh
has uivoii overvlhiiui dull .could be
desired to inxuro tho ulfoolivonesH of
tho mivul arm."
Team Work tlio HloKnn
' , Teamwork hnx hen the navy's nlo
fim for fivo yourx, mid it conlinued
tti bo tho wnr motto both lit homo mid
abroad. Tho Htrikiim mice-ess of the
nayv is nxeribed to thix fact by Jlr.
DitiiiolB, who eontiniK'ft:
, "Appnrontlv thoro havo boon times
yhen. ft aoeretnrv of tho nnvy xecmed
to find friction mid lack of co-operation
limont: tho offieerx around him.
If tlmt xpirit over oxixtod in tlio Uni
ted Stulos nnvy, I enn wtntu with con
fidents and prido Unit there, i.s now
no voHtiiro of it, and I firmly believo,
from mv oxporioneo, not. onlv durintr
thu lnxt your but rliirinir Iho fivo pro
ooditiK, it will nover roliirn," ,
. As eonereto ovideneo of what wax
noeom)!ix!it,d, tho roporl showx that
on Oelobor 1 thoro weru 338 United
Statox nnvnl xhipx nbrond with 5,000
offieorx nnd 70.000 enlisted men, or
n creator foreo Ihan tho total xtronitlli
of tho navy when war wax declared ;
while tho Anioriean fiirhtinir craft hnx
Bloomed an nverniro of (12(1,000 miles
por month in tho wnr .ono. Thix diet
not Imiludo tho eruixorx and 1 hattlu
dliips on oxeort dutv. (If Iho first
destroyers to m over, tho Porter
Htcainod (14,473 miles, the Connvni;
liam 03.I1.VJ, mid tho Duvix 03,0lti,
('onvojt'tl Two Millions
Tho major nnvnl operntion of the
war so far nx the United, Stales is
cuiicoi'iiod is ivon to tho ooiivo.vinK
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iiiSES lifflis " PROSPERITY RFSTS RED
FOR ADOPTION BY f0R SOWMS m COMMERCE
urn w nin,?uwirjrA wvq phamp n m
I alMlal I II IP1IIII 111 II I I
JI I I U WlltlllJI UI.III1II
This Is tho first "peace" picture.
It shows the Bulgarian army at
solemn maia Immediately after the
slsnlng of the armistice by which
tho first of the central powers to
cry "Kamcrad!-' gave up the fight.
ubies o
Sawyer's
PAIIIS. Dee. 0, "Selling
soldiers," is Murray O
charade riznlion of his activities us
n lied Triniiulo nun: with tho Ameri
can expeditionary force. Mr. Saw
ver comes from Minneapolis, Minn.
"Horrible, isn't it, but true," he
said to a Irieiid who met him in a
I'Vencli villnuo ami asked whnl ho was
iloiitif. "Mv particular outfit of men
huvo sold 111 babies in tho last 10
days jiul wo expert to sell 100 more
within the next two mouths. Wliv, it's
Ihe crealest huKiucss in Kralice to
day this ' Hi-llini; of babies to sol
diers. "Wo hnvo been working with a
bunch of men prettv closo to the
front latelv, and when pay dav
comes around there's nothing much to
do with their money. So wo W. M. C.
A. men began to figuro out something
to offset that.
"Tliore uro a!) men in a platoon,
and we suggested that u platoon
should mlopt a baby on pay tlnv. II
costs iifftl francs to Inko cure of a
babv for olio venr. and that meant
that nil but nine men in a platoon
should pay fivo frillies cnJi on the
first iiistullmenl, nnd five francs eueli
on tho folowing dav. Making n pay
ment ench time of 'J.'iO francs, or the
.')00 in all. Kat-li plntoon elects a lend
er who iietn as n go-between, for
lh( babies are bought through tho
babv department of tho Klarx and
Stripes. On the payment of the sec
ond nnd finn I installment tho lender
gels seven pictures of tho child In
various poses.
"It will bo possible for one.plntoon
to tnko up six babies a vonr. for it
would n.eau about a dollar from each
mail on everv pay tlnv. which comes
around about twice in two months."
CUNARD LINERS TO MAKE
ANTWERP PORT OF CALL
ANTWKHP. December 0. The
Ciinard steamship lino has decided to
uiako Antwerp a port of call and
has retiuesteil from tho city nulliori
ties the use of tho pier formerly occu
pied bv Hit North Oermiiii-l.lovd.
WASHINGTON'. Pec. fl. Music
tun! tho day's news, both over the
telephone, lire to be provided bv the
Hod Cross for everv patient in (he
reconstruction wards at the Waller
Hoed hospital here. If tho system
proves successful, similar ones will
be installed in all hospitals where sol
diers are under treatment.
liv ench soldier's bed will hang n
telephone receiver collected with a
musiu box or with a person rending
news bulletins. Tho patient can "list
en in'' bv pressing a button on his
telephone.
LAW IS UPHELD
WASHINGTON. Dec. 9. An at lack
upon tho Washington state mothers'
lension law of lill.j, brought bv Mrs.
(REMOVES
STAINS EASILY
Ordinary soap won't take
out stains. But soap and
naptha work wonders where
most cleansers fail.
Tust try Fe!s-Naptha soap on
rease stains, blood stains,
paint stains, milk stains, etc
rhe results will please you.
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J ihe red and green wrapper
at your own grocer's.
till iWliBM IMSIIIIM Mil iill H Mill
-TjTnrrniTiTn'iiiJiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiirnriB.ri
BALTIMORK. Mil.. Dee. 9. Amer
ica's future prosperity rests in large
niensurc on the increase of its foreign
trade. Speaker Chump Clark of tile
house of representatives in an ad
dress here at the owning of tho an
nual convention of the Southern Com
mercial eongresss said.
"The one problem resulting from
tho war with which tho Southern
Commercial congress is most concern
ed, is what arrangement will be nintlo
touching the freedom of tho seas,"
said Speaker Clark.' "When but a
handful, for the freedom of the scan
wo fought the' most powerful nation
on earth. Ixist venr mid this, we
fought the cent nil powers for the
fretlom of tho "(.vs. for after all is
said and done, that is tho chief rea
son why we participated in the war.
We can depend on l'resident Wil-
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IKE FLU MASKS
Tho lied Cross rooms will be kept
j open fur the purposo of providing the i
ii:f.':ien::a masks. Only a very few ;
Persons will sit in a room to work as j
all of the Enur.e rooms can be used, j
Those desiring a mask will be furnish- j
cd with one. '
This is Red Cross service for our;
or,n eoinmunitv and we hope workers;
will make it possible to render this ;
service. ' j
"Flu" Cases Tshoodcj at Pen.
SALICM, Ore., Dec. 9. Because of
danger of spreading Influenza among
the convicts at the penitentiary. War
den Robort L. Stevens has an
nounced that no new prisoners would
be received from the county jails un
til further notice. He said It had
been noticed that newcomers spread
Ihe d'sease. There are now 30 cases
of influenza at the penitentiary. A
few weeks airo there were 150 cases.
g)Js. fast for
WE
AEE THE LAHGKST MAMO.VI) .irEKCHAXTS IV SOUTHERN
We have the most to offer you in quality, quantity, choice of sel
ection, sorvlco and satisfaction. ',
Prices Surprisingly Reasonable
See our -window for things tliat aro ner In diamonds, Jewelry,
watches arid silverware. Even the jewelers look to our window for
things that aro new and up-to-date.
Martin J. Reddy
For Diamonds
Phone SI.
Mail us your wants. Visitors always welcome.
Jf in n Iicddy Box it's allright. .
j I'osc Snvder of Seattle, who alleged son to secure fretlom of the seas ut ; pr
jit wns unconstitiitioiial in providing the congress of Versailles." (f .
pensions lor willows nntl not lor tie- : Tlie immense merchant mnnno
cried mot hers, wns dismissed today built up during the war should be
of nioi o Hum 2,000,000 I roups to Ku
ropo without Iho loss bv eneinv aetion
of a singlo eiisthoiind Iraiisport. This
accomplishment, thu report says, will
stum! as a monument to both tho
army mid (lie navy ns the greatest
mid most tlilTii'iilt transporting effort
which has over been conducted across
seas. Up to November .1, it is shown
02J,fi78 troops had been carried to
France in American transports under
American convoy with no losses out
ward bound mid onlv thrcn vessels
sunk on thu homo road. From No
vember 1 to Iho 'date of tlio report,
there had been liH!) additional snilings
of American troop nnd supply ships,
tho uvora.'to being ono ship everv fivo
hours,
Wriling wilh prido of tho record of
tho murine, brigado in Franco, tho sne
relarv shows that with onlv 8.000
men ol! the corps ongngotl, the casual
ties numbered (i!) officers and l,0iU
mtm dend, 78 officers and 2,438 se
riously wounded, while but 57 mnriiios
nro reported officially as captured bv
thu eneinv, illustrating tho desperate
character of the fighting in which tho
brigade pnrtieipated in tho fact Hint
it was nlwiivs iidvnncing.
"To Iho I'nited Stales marines,"
Mr. Dnniols snvs, "fighting sitlo by
sidowith annuity bravo nnd ntiunlly
courageous men in tho American nrmv
to thai faithful sea alid land foreo of
the nnvv, fell Iho honor of taking
over Ilia lines wliero Iho blow of the
Prussian would strike the hardest, Ihe
lino that was nearest Paris anil wliero,
should a breach occur, all would bo
lost," ' .
bv the supreme court. W)iliiiC4ton
court decrees'. Upholding tho Iaw"s
validity were affirmed.
MAAVVVIAnAnVWWWVUM.-.
VWVVVVWWWVWrtVvvvC&VV
maintained forever. Mr. Clark de
clared, and added that the only wav
to do it "is to modernize our naviga
tion laws, make our seamen the most
efficient and above nil things in
creuso our foreign trade.
"Wo have not time to lose in the
preparation for the tratle war, which
comes simultnncoiislv with peace,"
oncluding.
have been
busily and scientifically nrepnring for
it even within the sound of tho roar
of tho' great guns."
(
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u .. ..ones .. .u . "V"" """' warned Speaker Chirk in c
Oalla.;.. Ore., arrived In Modfor. his
llllirillllK IU luun u,u v..m....
and will visit with Mrs. F. I. Horn
shuh, a slstor of .Mr. Cnlklns.
Mrs. J. W. Wilson camo over from
Yrekn Saturday to visit friends In
tho el(y.
Mrs. Jns. A. .lones nntl Mrs. J. E.
Walker of Joe Har aro In tho city for
a few days visiting friends.
It. 0. Drown nntl Thomas I.owis
of Kuglo Point, wero In tho city Sat
urday on business.
CNVit many aro familiar with the
dutlos of tho liond of tho homo sor
vlco department, or how far-ronchlng
this work in nnd tho good accom
plished, la tho short time Mrs. Chas.
Sehloffclln has . had tlila work in
hand many eoltllora' unit snllors' fnoi
lllos havo rocolvotl .sorvlce In various
ways. Tho department is a branch
of tho Hod Cross nnd many are the
bonofits dertv.cd therefrom. In case
a Soulier's remittance to his family'
goes astray or there Is a dolay In the
receipt of snmo, nn application to the
home sorvlco dopnrtment will, bring
quick results. Clothing, food and
bedding has boon turntshod whore
these comforts nro not available and
tho services or a physician and nurso
can bo socurod.
HEARSTS' PAPERS FOR KAISER.
(Continued' from page one.) .
prn-Oormnn feeling unions tho ne
groes of the south proved entirely un
successful, Hiehiski Hinted. Storjes
wero circulated there to the effect
that Ihe negroes were descendants of
the Indians and wero tho rightful
owners of tho land instead of tho
wbito people.i Another story, do
signed to f ron la feeling ngninst tho
Fnglish, wns a perverted nceount of
the aid given I lit) south during tho
cilvil war.
"Tho negroes did not tnko lo these
stories, however," lliclaski said, "us
Ihev wero toolovnl. Monev spent In
the south lor propaganda was thrown
ivway," . .
all mm
SAX FrtANCISCO, Dec. 9 Strikes
planned thruout the country today
as a protest against tho conviction
and further Incarceration of Thomas
J. Mooney, have nil been called oft
until a special labor congress can
meet In Chicago on January f l to
consider all phases of tho Mooney
case, tlio International worKors- ue-
fcuso Leaguo announced hero today.
Tho longno announced that It had
hoard from .all of tho unions which
had contemplated strikes, and thoy
had complied with tho leaguo's re
quest to postpone action until lifter
tho workors' congress.
Before Hi3 Advent"'.
: Of Wsmn'sGSates
Vemen Who Know Talco PrecautloS
Ag nst S forini.
Dofora tho nn-lvnl of tho Stork, wotneii
for ovor half a ccntmy havo lcurneU this
wlptlom of plvhis: nnture a lieipinjf hand.
Nftiiscn nervou3nc-i bonrlnjrdovvn anj
etrctchlnpf paUvt ia thd nbdomon anil
miipclca nro entirely tvoiilod by tlio w of
Mother's Friend, ncwitUnK to tlio testimony
of tlKMisnncls of mothara who huvo used thlj
tmiclxir.ored renictly,
Wotlur'o Irior.ti hibrbr.Jca tlio flno neb
wtirk of nerves beneath tho skin,-nnd by
ri'fniV.r it.io (lurlnfr tho pcrtol the muscles
nro r.mdo nnd kept soft and clastic. Thoy
enn then cxpnnfl gently and cnnlly when
t.tby is born mul pain nnd danger at tho
crisis Is nntumlly avoided.
Mother's Friend In ft prcpnrnMon of pene
t rutins oils nnd olhr mcdlcln:U aircntd
freir.red cspeclnlty for cT;pettrnt mothers,
t Is for external use, Is absolutely snfo ani
nhotild ho used regularly during tlio eat Ira
ii?rlod before bnby comt:t.
Vrito to tho Drndflcld Refnilator Cora
pnny. Dept. A, Lam.ir Bulltllny, Atlnnto,
Cunrgn, for nn Intercut hitf Mothcrhootl
Hook, nnd ohtula a bottlo of Mother'fl
Frloml fmin tho dnifmUt. You will U:id It
tUo t;rcutcit kli cf cly,
he-'
ft
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but jus Join once
AYhcn you join you will receive a 1919 membei'ship button, a service flag
and a folder with teu Red Cross seals. '
Wear your button on tlie outside of your coat when your
where it can be seen you won't be asked to join a second time.
button is
Put your flag in the front window of your home with an additional
membership cross for each one of your family who joins. .,
If you have been a member dmving 1918, RENEW your membership
NOW this will be your only opportunity to answer "present" to the 1919
Red Cross Christmas Call. .
oin tjhe Red Gross
all you need is a heart and a dollar
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