PORTLAND I.KTTKR.
ti i 'n ui(n ol the C'ellto t .mat
.u l the last obstruction lo imvl
u i , . . . n the Cohtinhbtandtn tram
l, i the t jvcrnnienl o the Wh at
O, , . tin, on ihe Willamette, have
,t .1 in. ircd of mil of Iret open
v the commerce of Ornon
ne.l ii.iv, made It tolblc lor iht
in. section of Ihe tle lo lake
. uiu of the low IrftRhl rturjie
.it. sure 10 resnu i"'"i
. ii. ii of toll ant! portage tflmtv
n,st.ek, fruit, rin, mineral.
. n.,1 wool can now be
w
ill
l.tiM-
bid
!
1ii..i
tl !
. I l" -
I II
.1".
It I- '
S
W '
It!
,1..,,.. the doek t Portland or
, m u an Immense ain vr
, . t. ml eowteqtteht tn
, i profit to the producer.
v, remains to nee whai u me
.,,11 make of the open river,
-s earner? can be operated
. e.Mtomically than railroad
,' v must have rartoe t
u or they cannot live. If the
. continue to Haul their P'-
t,. thr railroad station because
, 'i ilr nearer, or the woo road
it-'. better, they will not only
' I.. . mi .'f -t-..-r tvaupor
the i i 1"" Blf
. mikitiv: n iii,-",,l 1,11 ,nf
t.. npei u i I'folii, a" 1 with
...it tl'" 'I"- upper rra!' (
..! crc-i' iiii.ini', will b f de
,,, , .1 li.n, U i- '''fe I'ii "'
' 'It. and t'ir enormous mm
s... . f impi "v i turn! wilt h.vp t
, 'Ihe sttvc " t failun -t ih"
ui m. uver" t Up t hc firm t nmn
th .. i . my one eUr
M i i retina" of h swine t.rtrdr
.a r:n Cortland lai Tu u. si
ii', -.in nt rre perfected lr lur
nis'nnw ihc boy and ulrl of all i
ii. I - ! the Mate with brecdum
.llU'lt.lls with which to make a M.vrt
in t' . i un . pork for market. The
f.i.M v, in.uiisiiiaied by the I'mou
M. . tiU 'itir rfk aitO, ht he
c.il! t l u, ureal tlut it
vv.. i uml n. . ,,.ii) to rnlUt tlic aul
t .i..irmcti. I lnK lirrr.lrr i"-,.Jrr
t. i'ply tin- .Iriii.iiul The tici
.. ,mII r , iv i.rlrr for v,
.i!i ' (icl i-i-H ill in ui t tit
b: . vvh" 'i.iv. .mr,cl it) furniuli
, s i'i! on r..i t ( a properly in
.1 - 1 i ii'.e i 1 or Rirl. the
..in i.! !t ttto( .I direct. The
in i'i tu i Mi iiisc and payable
it iir t1 i tgf are mature and
r. . ' . ma i. el.
; 1 (or the imnual fiilliam
' I 'ir have been aei tor Sep'
t - c r . .. 34 and 3i- The Condon
IV fert Aoction will have
i ' : 'he fair and will employ an
i -. -i ,t man to visit every part
.i i . nit- and collect exhibit.
ling of lh member of the
' -.lniied Sherwood Coinmer
ill ' ',it Thursday night, the
l i- "Sherwood, the Onion Gty."
w Ki'-t't-d.
. j new town recently plat
tr.l ii. i County. ha et aide 30
i'i 1 1 1 nd to be occupied by fac-
t.in i.l ttltll.
I ' 1 propone to drain and irri-.i-
'u'' :icrc of rich land between
thr Willamette and McKetiie river.
The Sinking of the l.usit.mii.
(Cotitinueil from I'iiku Onu)
'I; 1 lute! States lias warned Ocr
111.nn .hat to destroy the lives ol
.m 1 ' .. 1 ltiicim, pri'sutttnbly wheth
er ..r .111 a neutral or a bclligcr
(a - ip. is ar "inilcfensiblf violation
f i 11 1.1I ri.- .is S lirn called to r-
on 1 iru.. uiih' uikI iiiuniliiH;
Inn. I...', hi .1.1nt.111s, (icrmniiy will
ret- . 'Ii.it, . 1. if iiii.iriiicil, the Lusi
t ni' . c. r: v mtr war intiiiitions to
her cn. lilies, tint it was iiii'iiiiihrnt
upon German), for her own defense,
to pr. wnt these munitions from
n-ac. l-.tiKlanil; that submarines
arc tin only means available for this
purpose, that their use precludes
resc ii ijf pasiciiKcrs and crew; and
that the warniftK not to io on the
ship r a ares (iermaiiy of blame, ticr
inany chose a terrible and spectacu
lar IIII-..I1S of notifying the neiilral
world that, if it wishes to travel the
scab in safely, it must sell no arms to
tier enemies ami must not travel on
ships liich carry arms to them;
fnrth r, that it must not trade with
her ei'eini 's in any manner.
Tlf I'nited States is already com
inittc I to a directly contrary defini
tion 01 our duty in the mailer of traf
fic in arms. The President's procla
mation of AiiKiist . defiuitiK our du
ties as a neutral declared that the
laws of the United States do not in
terfere "with the commercial manu
facture or sale of arms or munitions
of war," and provide that " all per
son may lawfully and without re
striction manufacture and sell within
the United States armes anil muni
tions of war an dother articles ordi
narily known as contraband of war."
This is the principle on which Orr
many herself acted in sHHur arms to
Japan and Russia in 100-5 and to
Turkc" and the llalkan states, ami
which the has specifically indorsed
jitter ttr pieseut wnt lieftnn. In
. ban. lid i. 5ciolary lliyMti on
Un.nd.r is tin tierttiau AiuImm
dor aatd
The Imptiial ti-nnun
aree that nndn the nnial prlnii-
.. - - r
rohlrlh. Othnr eoiinlrle ihipmid upun
tho iniiltJplli'iitlnn uf tlmlr own iiiitlvoj
peoplit. Thin country In enimtmitly I
ilrinklim I ho sttentrth nut uf imv i
Kovrrnmcni min, ''' voluntry tissfldlttllon
With It Mi greni iwiiien 01 sinuiK mnii
pka of international U no eseepllon ' fPw.....UHUI..K w.m.i-ii.
Jan be taken to n.tttral at.tr. le(lln 1 ' Aral by ho I "f I n H
i.i - i:.,.a,.k'. r..r !"f mtHMMlMil H.pl It iMHistiint ly
wat materia ko in urimanv "ir
mien from 01 through neutral irrrl
lory, and that the advetrli o(
tirrmany nee authorised to dtaw from
the United Stale contraband of war.
and especially arms.
If tht Unilfd State wet now to
rtvcrtf tht position It took last An
trust and the poiltton whleh Germany
approvfd, It would violate the follow
iwg provilo of one of the Haitm
irealle.
The ndr Imperilaly adopird bv the
neutral power hall nol be altered i
bidiiir tonnwwl fnuu uuniiniltuit to Km-
urittliin by the annm pntwnw by which
it was iirlKlnnlly ihkiiIimI. It U n If
hutnuultv had ilnUirmlinsl to eit lo H
tbtit thb rot Ntithin, fnttiiiliil for
tho Uncut of liuiunnilv, rlimihl not
lack fur lb nlliiulnneu of tho poopta
of tho world.
"Vint Imvu Just tnkitit mi wth of
Hllnnitnio.' lo thr tlnltml Hint,. Of
nlirtjtaueo to whnniT Of ilh)tjlnne to
110 une. unli'KS It Iw tSwl. Ciiitalnty
nut of iilllRncti tu thociu w ho tpiniwc
i.rily ri'pr.wtiil tills (jfitiit (iovrninnt.
principle do ring the course of the war j Ymt hnvo tnkon mi until of HlliwlBro.
by one tf th neutral powr, eeep'
In th cae wher eiperlener shows
the neceity for uch action in order
to afeuard ft nalltw' rinhts.
Tmi Oerwanv hy her present de
mamt violateo the provision bv adpt
inr 11 ne di'finltion of nrutralily and
1 rail HMni the t'nlled State also m
j violate ihe same provision and
t adopt ihe sme new dtfinltion f ueu
I tralliy. Tbi nation cannot remain
neotral. a Uermany underlnnd ihr
i lerm, wilhmit ccaln to he neutral
ns nol mly be and the atlle now un
lertland it, b a Germany under
iol (t no lonirer ao than last De
e ember.
Thai compliance with Oermanv'
demand would be a wrm breach f
' neutrality ri,plnf to attack by
j the -illir i proved by tHI ltement
. of Ihe Fatherland, the pro-Cerman
; organ in W country:
W ere lh war material from the
I'nited Slate withheld, the war
; would come to an end in sixty days
, "r less The sie of the contract
pleed by the allies In tbi etmntry t
j iiu.'l that they are without farluie
lor rarrvins on a contesl on such it
1 larije scale r'ntrland find hrrseH ir
1 liifi'uiilt p.milHiii, and could nut k
f un rntartiK her furcc without lh
munitions betnij shipped to her frm
the I'nited Stales, A for Russia hi
would be immediately al the end of
her reouree were the American
markets closed.
Tht is an admission that ihe rt
sation of exports of war material
from llti country to ihe allies would
enable Germany to overpower her
enemies in ity days, yet wr ar.
asked in the name of neutrality to
cease exporting war material. The
exclusive opportunity to import this
material wa secured by the allies In
open war by superior naval power
They are fairly entitled to its benefits
Were the United Stale lo forbid
trade in war supplies, our action
would be equivalent to placing a
fleet on the Atlantic ocean in the ser
vice of Germany. That country has
taken the profit of its vieloiirs on
land by using the arms factories of
Liege and all the n sources of occu
pied territory for military purpose;,
but it rails upon us to deprive it
enemies of the fruits of their victor
ies at sea. Ilccause we do not couipl)
it sink our ships and drowns our
sailors and traveler when they ruler
Hrituh watrrs,
This country has a more vital in
terest than that of trade in maintain
ing the tight of 4 neutral to sell anno
to a belligerent. Like Httliau, I'Vanee.
IlelKtimi and Hussia, we have not the
facilities within our own boarders to
manufacture arms for a war 011 the
twenteth century scale. If we should
engage in war, we should be comprll
ed to import arms and munition or
to go under. Cierttmny and Austria
alone have factories sufficient to sup
ply their armies and navies. Where
we to accept (iermauy's theory, wr
should be compelled in iclf defense
to erect Brent arms factories. Other
nation would do the same, and the
waste of money on armaments would
be vastly increased, while the Krupps
would loose many Rood customers.
tu 11 uti'iii Ideal, lo it uroal ouuy m
prlnc-lples, In u ttioitt Imp nf thu lm
mult raco. You Imvo snbl, 'Wo are
i;olnn to A morion, nut only to ttfirri i
Itviiu". not only to Mnl. tho thlitft
whleh it w more tllllleulL lo obtain
whom we wern born, but to help for
ward the Rt.Hit entorprisiM of thn tin
1111111 spirit' to let men know that
ovorywharo In Hot world thorn urn mm
who will ersM slrango t-nn ami l
v burn 11 tittocti Is sukoti which Is nllon
to ihoin, knuwliu: that whntuver the
woch. thorn I but on.) langlm; 11 ml
utternnee of thtt hitiiinn henrt ttnd
that la fur liberty mal justleit. j
"And whltw you brin all mmntrliw
with you, ymt eouio with a purpose uf
,in ving nil uthor euuntrioa bohiral you
- bringing wbnt biwl of thnlr spirit, !
but not UkiMiik' uver your shouhten '
uml tioklm.' tu ir r'iutn whitt ymi
IiiIoimIm,! to leave In (limn
l.nve of Native I. ami Itcipcclcd.
"I eortninly wutlltl tint bo' on rvntl
to suggest tlml 11 limn ennse in lov.i
tin -. 1110 of hu birth and tho nnttim
nf bis urlRin tlin,t tblnttn am very '
uttered nil uuchl not tu bn put out of i
our lionrls -but It ts on tiling to Inv.i
tho plneo whnrn yon were tirn nnil It
Is nnulhr IhlnR tu dwlleati' yoursi-lf
to tho pitted tu wbieh you o. Ymt ran
nol dodteato yourself tu Amo-leti tinbsts
yuu baeoiuit In ovarv rMiHet ral with
ovury purfioso of your will thuroukh
Aiuorlonns. You eiiiitiul beeumo thor
ough Aimirteiiiw If ytitt think of your
solvos In firoop. Amiirteii dixj not
consist of ijriNitHi.
"A man who think of hliiiniilf us
li.'hinuiufT to 11 Hrtleuiir nntlonnl
KrKp In Amerien hns not yet breomn
nn Amorienn ; uml tho limn who t?oo
nioont; you to trndo on y -iir nntlunnb
Ity Is no worthy son to llw undor thn
Slurs nwl Strtt'eo
' My urgiinl Milvlr.i in you would bo
not only nlw-nys to think llrst of
America, but nwys aUu to think
Hrt of humnnlly. Yuu dn nut tuvu
huiuunlty if ymt neuk to tllvul.r liuinun
ity into jinitoiis eaiiipi. iluiminltv enn
bo witkbsl together only bv hive, by
sympnthy, by jitnlico, ,.ot by Ji'iilnuny
ihnI hatrod. I nin sorry fur ibo mini
who seeks to niiiko porsunul esiutnl
out of the pnsnlous of els f el line men.
tlo litis lost the toiieli ami idoal uf
Amerien, for Amerien win ereutiMl t'j
unilu inHtikiud liy tlnmv passions which
lift iiimI not hy tho passions which
seotirnli' mid (Irimir
WBsaal in Scrip? Wlnhro ran It lio
oblaitiioaj? Wlm ts U ;ood for?
IHow ran ii Im used? When can it
Uv KfjeaS? WSicro in BoflN Us value
lie?
Id yoa ever tfaUe a trip auyviierr
Weag wS33 iialreS yipaa. II is the
Hi.vsHfie istiERSiD A B2tl2iiKB Sroiiia lo
yoair dSijDtitr; il Is I lie iiBair lBanli
oil tilae (iIsBcloo dropped ail your
lieil; i'i 3m tfSae sttinens&uoBiN o isil
IV Sena (.!., lo enjoy a EilitSe vara I ion
IrijjD.
Ifieil enoali.
Saillfiee lo sny liial oa lay lUi
Ilie olloviE: lea&disB nikrlBanfs
will DBHlroluee yoa lo Srriui. flal
roiiize annl asli about il.
DivTCS. J S !. ttiu.tr, DRY C.fKihS II'KNISI I INf'.S, .i ; :
Uiiikt; llAKDW.Mili .S: SToUTINl. f.OUDS. Kjmk ,S: Smith
MIIJJNIiKY. MUs M : .u.-nsoit; NIjVVSI'A IMS K, The I .li..
mooU llcntltl; TAILORING Cv CIJ2ANINT.. Stvlcmtft Sn , ;,
Cletniu S; Tniloriug Co.
No. sr. 71
KIJI'OKT OF Till; CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT TILLAMOOK
In the Stittt-rtt'Oicf'Dii, tit the close of biiMiic.t.s May lfit, I HI 5,
KHHOMitCIW U A III LIT! ICS
lia'.uTJtS Capital Hloek paid In
' jKurphu fuml .
WiiM Umlivlde.1 profit. ll.t'SC. IB
Ktat-rvrsl fur Usns hOM
.,a4,ooo.ooiIUM'rv,,,, tttr
ilisw eurrnnt osp-,0ir, Interest mnl
tmu K,d
CtreuUtlnjj uotoi
jl. amount 011 hnnd atwl In tmasury
ifor rialoinptlon or in trntull
. .27. .1(17.0) ''"' to Kmlnral ltorve Hank. N'on.
"u m a 11 iirovet! rnatirvo
U,OJ0.0O
PEACE IS TONE OF PRESIDENT'S
ADDRESS.
I'hlhidolphiii, May 10. lVosldont
Wilson, kiivi) to a uiithorini; of -KMIO
niituriilled Ainorioiins tonlL'ht
first intlinntliin of what courmt thoi
Unilod KtntoH (iovorumont will pursue i
in the situntion iohuI titi- from thu loss I
of more thiiu 11 hundred Amuriuiin livus
on tho llritish liner Lusitiiuln.
Ho spoke by implication, ti.it IiIh
honriTH Inturprutcd his rumurliH as
mciiiiiiiK that whilii tho United Stutos
will reiriain at poaeo it would sci.'lt to
cimvlni'u (icrmany of tho injiiHtlco to
mankind of tho tnmedy of last Friday.
Speeck Given In Full,
Tho Htonouraphlc copy uf Mr. Wll-
son h mm reus in run toiiowh: i
"It warms my hunrt that you should 1
Kivi! mo such 11 rccuptlun; but It Is not
of myself that I wish to think tonight,
but of thosu who have Juot become
cltizniiH of thu United States. This Is
the only country in thu world which
oipiiriimcuH lids cuiiHlant and rupoHted
Unity Chief Principle.
"Wo eumo to Ann'rlcii, nithor our
stdvos or in tho pursons of our ntireh
tors, to hnttur tho Idoals of ini.n, to
in.ikti tlii'in see liner thlni's thitn thny
hud soon bofore, lo Kut cid of things
that dfvliin and to tiiaUo suro of tho
thliiL's that unite. It was hut an
hlsturirnl aeoiilutit no doubt, that this
Is'roal eountry was united tbo 'Unltisl
Status' and yot I am vory thank ful
that U has thu word 'Unlt.-il ' In its
title, and tho man who si'nks to divldn,
man from man, croup from iirmip,
Interest from Intorest, in tho United
Stiili'h, is slrl'liiK at its vnry heart.
"It is a very iutori'sttoK olreuiu-
titanro to mo in thinking of thoso of
you who havi) just sworn ulhxinuco to
this iroviirnmiiiit that you worn drawn
across tho oeuan by sumo biiekonitiK
fltiuor of hupo, by iioniu hollnf, bv somn
vsiur of a ikuv hind nf Jus'ln, by
miiiio oxpt'ctathm of a huttor kind ol
life.
"No doubt you have bco-t disappoint
ed In somo of us Somn of iih 1110 vory
disappointing. No ilouht you luivn
fisiuil that Justice in tho UiiHimI Statos
Hoes only 'villi a puro hnart and a i l'ht
ipuipoH.i an It K"os ovorvwhofo idso In
tho world
lontiH nnd dlscinints
Total lontin
Overdrafts, nfurod, Nono ;
uiisiteurnl J!idS,6fl
U.S. IliiniU dnK)itteil to M;uri elteu
billon (inr vnlun) . . , ,
Tolal U. H. Ilnml.
llomls uthor thar. U. S. I lon.lt plHed
to m'curo Mital savlnits ilcpMi ,. 2.030,0)
Id HomN.iieeurllios plla.-. h eollatnral
for Stale, 01 other deposit or bllU p.iy
able (sistnl naeludiNl) ,., 6.000.00
Soeurltlon olhor tlmu U S tw.nd" (out
Including lo.-k) mviH uiuil.il;,, I ,, lQ,8lk,p3
Total lion. In, nm-urltles, te , ,
Subscription to .tuck of Ks.
oral eerv Hunk . . , JI,M)
Loss iimotiiil iinp.ilil , , , Miht
All olhor slooks lueludliit; prerntoin on
lime
Kurnltiiro and Future.. . .7R8I 77 "'
Uthor real estate own.nl
8 Duo from rYoVrul Itnfnrve Hanlt.
. Duo from approviil nsnrro nu'onts In
New York, I'hienKo anil St. Inils .till,
Hue frimi approved rosorvn annuls In
olhor reservo ellum . oj oj
Duo from hunks anil hankers (other
than lueluili'd in H or 9)
Checks on batiks in tho naiiie eli v or
town iih reporting bunk ".
Outside Cheeks anil other easti Ito'ins ".'.V&vLrtY
rraetlonnl eurreney, nickel, uml eonts 'JAl 'JX
Notes of older Nationi.l llsnks '
Total coin and oertilleates , "
Duo from U. S. I reasitrer
Uedemptlon fund with U. S Tronstiror
(not mure than f per eenl on elreulatlon)
Total
l.tifiO.Ol!
..l,W).(X
l!ll.,,47f..tU
STATIC OK OltlCOON. COUNI Y 01' TII.I.A.MOOIv s.
- -, ....
Rk'nilts to
Now York.niileatfo.and Sl.luls.Nono.
a Due to approved roserve. ncents in
tlCO.OOi other retervo eltlos. None.
3" gj 1 ! v-l.ltsw I deKslls subjeet to cheek '.'1.
!Jlo!(HlA'r lifleates nf deposit duo In ls
ilhnn !t0 days '4 c .
''nrliMiil checks l..i
UI.CI?.!!1,'1'1"1 Snvi" detKimtn
JStalo.couniy.or other municipal diijKis
....hw.os,,, nW!,n i,y ,tcm of .M,c,ollrci:ill.. fl (.
. I. IW.K.'I Deponlts reiptirliiK lintlco of lean thun
:W Days . .
. '."Jo.tWi' orllfleates of dopvisll due on or after
II.IHl I .UUt I III J I, ,
Deposits
notleo. . .
4.'
is
subject to 30 or moro days
lfi,s2
Total
I U
bout
Uirroct -Attest:
i-.rii
.new
trjr tt a
Subscribed and sworn to lmforo mo this 8th day
of May, WIG. KOI.I.IHW. WATSON, Notary Public
J. U. IIOl.DKN
M. 0. I.AM It.
WM. (i. TAIT.
Directors
No doubt what you found
here did nut seem loiichod for vou,
after all, with tho complete bounty of
the idoal which you had conoolvoil bu-I'oreluiiid.
Idents are Renewed.
"H11I ruinoinhur this, if you had
Ki'uwn lit all poor in tho idoal, you
broiiKht Homit of il with you, A man
dot'H nut j,'" out to souk tho thitiK that
Is not in him, A man doim not hupo
' for thu thlni; ha does not hullevo In,
nnd if Boinu of us havu forgotten what
Amorica liellovud In, yuu, at any rate,
Imported In your own hoarts a renewal
of tho belief,
"Thut Is tho reason that I, for one,
make yon volcotne, If I hay o In any
doifroo forKottnn what Amuriea Is In
tended for, I will thank Gad if you
will remind mo. I whh born In Amer
ica. Yolt dreamed dreams of what
Amuriea was to he, and I hope you
brotiKht tho tlroams with you. No
man that itoos nut sen visimm will uver
renlUo any hlh hope or unilortiiku any
hit'h ontorprisii. .lust becaosu you
brotiKht droaiiiM with you, Amuriea Is
moro likoly to rualizo thu dreams such
as vou brought. You uru uuriuliinir iih
if you camu uxpucliiiK us to bu lictlor
than wo itro.
"Sou, my friends, what that nivalis.
It muaiiH that Americans miittt have a
uoiisciousuoss dilforout from thu con
Bcluusnoss nf every othur tuition in tho
world. 1 am not Haying this With oven
thu HliuhtuHt thought of criticism of
othur niittoiiH. You know huw It la
with 11 family. A family ituta cuuturcd
on Itself if It Is nut careful and is less
Interested In thu neighbors than It is
In its own momliors.
ConicioaineM of Riffct Fkil.
"So 11 nation that la not constantly
rono'vod out of now sources Is ant to
have thn narrowness nnd projudlco of
wh
ore; wo cannot exe it ou
touches elbows nail toucher, miirts w,h
ll the imtioiis of maiiKlii I.
"The MYi, nn. I.. a
special ext, ' " " V
r . . .w IIII(T III flitt I l...,i
, 1 '. .-,..,,
It
1 tho loads vou must enrrv we niW
1 , .
are carried. Thut 1
1 A
rtt In a
the
i, 1... ..
:zz::v 'sz rife, v- "
' i" 01 jiisiieo.
I'loco beetiusopeaenlstho ,,,,,, im, j
' ov,.t nK Influenc, f , world, a,ul !
n ,'1' '"oroiSHiieh u thltur ,
'"..an Ik.I.ik too proud to flK. Uom
Ih uuoh thlr.K as a ,,,,1 llH,MK ,
'Kht that Ii doc, n,,:need .0 eunvin e
others by forcu that h rh-ht.
"SO if you coiiu. tutu ihH
null as you havn
pr...t n.
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u.w.l.i " ' '.Illi
l uml wo maylmvolu
.five, ,ht Wo lmu lo Rlvu ,
Wo cannot Xo,npt yu froI, W()pk
iHuxompt fim wnrk miyu, ; ,
tl'o world. 1 Hunu.ti.nes think ho i.
tmuiaale If holms.,, work only w
his hm.ds and not with his bond u 1.
vory oiiav to do what othur people .nve
you toil.,, hut It Is very dllllcult to a I
"tl'er peopln thitiK to do, W0 "
''ttllt lis. 11 ... MMUV
s.. ,.w ,roir, worK: wo eannnl
Duly al Waihinclon SrfD.
"When I was uske.l. therefor. H
tho Mayor uml tho committee d-t Jf
cotnpiinied him lo cnino up fnm
iiiKtun tu meet this j-reat coiiipMl'
newly admitted citinuiH I coull r
declltm tho Invitation. 1 uiifiht not "
away from Washington, mid yet I '
. 1. . . . ..1..1O
ma. 11 nas ronowcii my spin"'",
American. In WashltiKton m" W
yuu hu many thing's every day thsl
not so, and I liko to coino and
the prosenco of a nroat Issly c'-
lellow eltlsuns. whether they
been my follow cltlxons a lsnr ti
Ik ul.nvft l. I .1-1..I. .. .1 u'lr.
iiiib, 11 un 11 r 1 1 r, , no - ,
of tho common fountain with them"
K back fcclliifc that vou have to I
orously jjiven mo tho soiiso of yow
Ml
have tho nurrownoss nnil projutneo or . uupt you from the strife unrf ii L I ul0W'f K'ven me tho soiiso 01
a family ; wheroas, Am-tvlcit must huve ! s, kh,tr ,rin f thl, "" 1 ,e "et-, pyrl and of tho IIvImk vitality in rf
tUM (0t'l0'1 Mutt
, , ,! i ' ""r,T"n ,,f Mrowln of tha
n,m " "Hy-il.a.uarommm. to msnl:'n-l oycry.
hearts, of its uroat Ideal which i"
mil-n ''0 "opo 0 tlo word.") '