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TREATY OF PEACE AND RUSSIA. should rid Germany of the I.uhenzol- 525252sasa52525a5H5a5a5BSaS2SiS2S2S2SBSa52Sa52S252SHSSSaS2Sa5HSai^ 5353
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Senator Knox Predicts United States
Will Have Another War With
Germany.
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President Wilson had nothing to
say while on his tour of the North­
west, about Russia and what action
the peace conference took in regard
to that country, notwithstanding
that Russia will be a big factor in
world aflairs at some early date, and
for that reason it is well to read
what Senator Knox has to say on the
subject, which is of a most important
nature, for he predicts that the
Lnited States will have to fight Ger-
many at some future date. .
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Senator Knox Said:
lerus, that should provide lor her ' “•
democratization, that should impose
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a ie-sou-oeanng indemnity, and that
should then bind with rivits of steel.
Decause rivits of friendship, the
German people of Western Europe,
to I rance, w no cannot hope to keep
Germany under her tcet. Napoleon
tried to conquer a people and failed
—this should be France’s lesson. The
only possible wise course for France,
her only permanent safety, is closest
friendship with Germany. The res­
toration of Altace-Lorraine, the pay-
... ut of a suitable indemnity, and
then forgetfulness as the past, hard
a that might prove—this should
uuve sufficed, li may seem I am un­
sympathetic, unmindful, and forget­
ful oi wrongs and injuries, unmoved
by suffering and grief. I am none cf
these. 1 am t tying to point out huw
France herself might escape further
and more overwhelming wrong, But­
tering ai.d grief. For as certain us the
sun rises, if we follow the road 111
which this
treaty sets our feet,
France and ourselves shall meet
those on the way.
But there ... one power we miss in
all .nis, the puwei which met ti.e
brunt of the German shock while the
lust ot the world got ready; the pow­
er iliut iauDolized 111 the allied cause
some 21,oOU,o0o men; that lost—
killed in action—2,500,000, of whom
l'.suO.uOO aic absolute nival 1 Uli aud
badly mutilated; that lost iu prison­
ers z,uoo.ujiu, of whom half died in
prison; a power whose aiuues at the
All Dad Does is Dig.
beginning of February, 1917, num-
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uereu 14,c 0,000 line underarms;
There
was
a movement a while
wno .ought during the war over a
front ot 3,500 miles, and who had back to establish a day for dad.
Father was going to have one day
there pitted against her one-third of
the whole German army, two-thirds of respect and tribute along with
oi the whole Austrian army, all ot mother.
But dad is such an easy going un-
the Hungarian aiuiy, and two thirds
of the whole Turkish army; a power domanlic person that even the holi­
who took as prisoners of war 400,000 day maniacs couldn’t get up much
Germans, 300,OUU Hungarians, 300,-* enthusiasm.
And when a holiday maniac gets
uuo lurks and 1,000,uOU Austrians 1
speak of poor, ever despot-ridden discouraged it must be a dreary
Russia, r have but said that China topic inueed, for the maniac delights
enjoyed a unique position; but I in nothing so much as injecting a
spoke in haste. Russia, who raised hall dozen more holidays into an
three times as many men as we plan­ already overburdened calander.
With the returning of the legions
ned to raise as a maximum, Russia, I
whose losses if imposed on us would to school we feel that dad should get
have made every home in this land a a few words of sympathy.
Teacher and mother and pupil all
home of mourning; Russia; whose
men in battle front, unarmed and un­ have their ki..d wo.us, but dad gets
equipped, stopped the German onrush nothing; all he does is dig.
And how the poor uiun has to dig
of cold steel with bare breasts and
clenched fists, so saving us anu Eu­ this tall.
The children have to be dressed
rope from slavery; Russia, whose
people and rulers stood forefront, our decently; they have to be equipped
friends, even in the hours of our sore with books and tools and charts and
and most threatening distress; this maps, and the hundred and one ex­
Russia, with this record, is mention­ pensive incidentals that modern
ed in this treaty, but only with manual and technical training de­
ominous words that presage her na­ mand.
Bnocs for a family of four will take
tional destruction.
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Russia, sir, is a problem, but dis­ a week’s pay check of the average la­
memberment by others is not its so­ borer.
School books change faster than do
lution. And shall 1 tell you, Mr. Pres-
luent, wl.at the intelligent Russians, the styles.
those of the great so-called middle ! A simple little dress for the oldest
classes, are saying? It is this; We girl costs more than father's suit did
must first recover ourselves and wipe a few years back.
And the knee pants suits of Eddie,
out the dishonor of our collapse, the
dishonor of forsaking our allies in suits that get shabby and tattered
the hour of their dire need. And then and patched so quickly, eat up dol­
we must readjust our dominions as lars like waffles do butter.
And how to attord enough fresh
we wish them, for Russia can never
be bound by the Russia-disposlng milk and butter and meat for grow­
portions of a treaty to which Russia ing children is something else again.
And as to rents—there thery’re
is not a party. And I ask you sir,
impossible.
would we?
So dad digs and digs, and stands
And this thought
brings me to
speak again of what I have said here­ off the butcher, and keeps the doc­
tofore, that this treaty, strippea of tor and dentist waiting; and gets a !
its meaningless beatifice provisions, bit shabbier and more fraed around
provides merely and simply for an al­ the edges every month, and keeps
liance between the five great powers scratching; hoping that something,
In a coaliation against the balance of somehow, he will dig out to day­
the world. And again 1 ask, has his­ light and breathe a constant breath.
Poor dad! Mother has her troubles
tory ever answered this save in one
way— by destroying the coalition but she also has her biographers and
and at times all or some of its con­ her chroniclers, but dad, who is be­
stituent members?
neath the entire load, and who just
Think you Germany —smarting and barely stumbles through, gets noth­
staggering under the terms of this, ing but bills.
Cheer up dad’; you’re manufactur­
the hardest treaty of modern times—
will, even if we were to set up the ing citizens and a free nation.—Ex.
league and she should join in, su­
piliely rest content with the dóle of
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grace and sufferance we ure vouch-
Dairy-man, this is a snap for a
sating her, the crumbs from her vic­
tors table? It is beside the point to man who wants to make money. 180
say that such is but her just deserts acres, 2 H miles south of Coquille,
and the full measure thereof. Lack­ 40 acres cleared, % mile frontage on
ing the wisdom to go forward and in- river, about 5 acres up land, balance
llict a military punishment that the very finest bottom easy to clear.
would have unrooted their philoso­ Fair barn on place, no house. My
phy of force and taught them the price is $90 an acre if taken soon,
lesson of live and let live, we have worth $150 now, easy terms to right
ieii them, beaten but proud, and ai- man. Address Mrs. K. A. Cole,
rogant, with their mighty spirit bent Myrtle Point Oregon.
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The First National Bank
CLOUGH’S CARBOLIC
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DIRECTORS :
A. W. liunn, farmer.
P. Helsel, Farmer.
C. J. Edwards, Mgr. C.PowerCo. J. C. Holden, Vice Pres.
B. C. Lamb. Building Materials. John Morgan. Farmer.
W J. Riechers. Cashier.
tor the time but unbroKen, with theii
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damning philosophy unchanged, and
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with a will, fired by hate, to mete
1918 5 passenger Mitchell, Only
out revenge.
been run 300 miles. Good tires on
that people will no more cease to machine and one extra, also a bump­
¡not and plan to recover their former I er. Will sell this car cheap. Inquire
nigh estate than did Satan, plunged at Willard Battery Station.
into the abysmal depths of Hell.
Whether they are in the league
Notice to Watkins Customers.
if formed or out of it, Germany’s
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agents openly or secretly, will be at
While I am away on
my vacation i
work with her former allies, and i anyone wishing to secure
Watkins’ 1
with injured Russia, and with Japan . products, can do so by
calling or
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tions and ambitions are of Imperial Tillamook City, at any
time. Mail !
Germany, not democratic America, orders will be delivered
promptly.
Britain and France. As Russia goe..,
Kasper Zw’eifel,
so will go the whole Slavic and affil­
The Watkins Man.
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peoples.
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Germany
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Attention Berry Grower*.
these powers to herself, to turn the
teeming millions of Russia to swell | Graves Canning Co., a
ready to
For disinfecting where Contagious or
her own ranks, and to augment this receive your blackberries at any time
by the great yellow races of the Pa­ They will furnish you crates free of
infectious diseases are prevailing.
cific, who, through Russia, would , charge, and you can obtain them at i
have unimpeded success to the battle any time by calling at the cannery
CARBOLIC COMPOUND is a power­
front, western
Europe, at least, opposite the Tillamook Bakery. Re­
might perish. Think you, Germany, member Graves Cannery Co. operate
ful Germicidal mixture and by its use
revengeful, will turn aside from so an exclusive berry cannery, and are
will improve general stable conditions.
imposing and grateful a vision in or­ here to stay and will pay you at all
der to grace for generations a con­ times the full market price for your
queror's triumph?
fruit.
Why have we Invited this vision?
J. M. Smith la affiliated with the
Was there not at all of that mueb- Graves Canning Co. as field manager
vuunted forward-looking at the peace Anyone wishing to sell their berries
R ELI ABLE DR UGGISTS.
table? The wise, the obviously wise picked or otherwise, can call Mr.
course required not months of inven- Smith at his residence on either
ling and piling up penaltlea, but a phone.
few hours devoted to a plan that
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