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•AGE TWO BARNWELL SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA Wliy Thai Lame Back ? snarrv twinires Murniu^ lameness! sharp twinges wherif bending. er HA &ll-day IfaCfc 1- ache,; each is :cause enough to. sus- priet-kldnmrtrouble. -GilJitler the cause. Help tliekjdneys. tnc Kjaneys. We Americans go k fu toio hard. We overdo, overeat ,and neglect <5ur .sleep and exercise and so we are fust becolnlng a nation of kidney sufferers. 72% > more deaths than 1G 1890 is the 10l6 census story. Dae.. Dona’s Kidney rills»^ Thou sands recommend them. . *2 THAI EVER FELL counsel of and action vrllti the governments now at war with their neighbor states wriU spIes..or s£t ; C^L_Uheru-. Germany, and as incideudt to that, th3 THE LIPS OF THE UNITED STATES extension to those governments of tha most liberal 11 nan dal "credits, lriterder that our resources ipay, so far as pos> slide, be .added to thoirs, It will ..in volve the organisation and mobiliza tion of all the material resource^ of the country , to supply the materials of war and serve the Incidental needs and yet the most economical and J< Self governed nations do not upon the trusted foundations of politi A South Carolina Cas^ "Entry Ht- the course of intrigue to bring about some critical posture of affairs which will give them an opportunity to ,“We have no selfish ends to serve. We desire no conquest, no dominion We seek no. indemnities for ourselves. F. D. No. 1, Traveler s Rest, S. C. p says: •"’Hardships weakened tun TtlfiV Sun" {strike and make conquest Such de- : no material compensation fo rthe^sac- aigna c^n- beau oceasfully wor ked only j riftces we.vshall freely make. We rire under cover and where no one has the 1 but one ! Of the champions ‘ of the right to ask questions. * - rights of mankind. We shall be sat- .‘•(Smilingly contrived plans of de-; f3fie . d whpn those right*-have been a - ceptipn or aggression,‘carried, .it may se, ’^ re an fhe*Taith and the freedom jny kidneys ahd 1 had rl pal . he. from generation to generation, can of the natio,ls can make them. Tin nwki*lr A/1 m*. J 1./.1.A i . l. - tl —.1. * ** T lie* liA/iii « ••• ^ d n-U ^ . ../{» 1 awful pains in my back. I steadily got worse and was terri bly annoyed by scald ing and too. frequent -passages of the kid ney secretions. Rheu matic palhkln my hips kept me Awake and my anklerf and feet Asks That Army of Half Million Be Raised On Basis Of Uni versal Military. Service SUBMARINE SINKS AN : ARMED MERCHANT SHIP ....CTZ ~ i -. na * i<m in,he mos * abundant ; be worked out and kept from the Itght "JUst because we fight Without’ ran mum of right the german Government t,llc|Pnt ^ay possible. ’ j only within the privacy of courts pr^cor and without selfish object-, seek- has swept aside under the pica of re ; Half Million. . . behind the carefully guarded confl- ing Willing for ourselves, but what "It will involve the immediate full ,, „ .. . . dfiices of a narrow .and privileged j we shaft vish to share with all.free ad no. weapons which it could use at t qu pin * nt the navy in- all respects, ( .j. iss They are ha^pjjy Ijnjiasslble 1 People, we shall, I feel confident,. con- ea except these, wlhich It is impossible ' ut 1’*'“ fl< u,ar lv ,hi Supplying it with w ), f . r e pfiblic opinion commands ahd \duct 'Our operations as belligerents taliation and necessity, arid became if* had sea ^ ... ,, . .............. r W1 , „ to employ as it is employing" them ,n ' aus of d^adug-. with the . jnslsTS upon full ihforraati enemy s submarines. It will Involve , inf / aI1 ihe . nfltion . s affairs . the. immedtate addition, to the armed GWt Doan's Kidney Pills restored me to good health.” Get Does’* at Any Star*, 50c a Boa DO AN’S “p.VlV FOSTER M1LBURN Cp., BUFFALO, N. Y. ■i to - i on eoncern- Address Just as News Was Received of Sinking of Armed American Ves sel by German Submarine. Washington.-—President WRson ask ed Congress to declare a state of war existing between-tho .United States and Germany. "While .the Jiews -of thc -submai in i ng of the steamer Aztec—the first Ameri can armed ship --to sail into the war without throwing to the winds all scruples of humanity or of respect for the* understandings that were sup posed to underlie the Intercourse of the world,. "I am hot now thinking of the .loss />f property involved. immense and se rious as that is, but only of the .wan- Rresident Appeared Before Joint Ses sion of Congress to Make Fateful^ 11 Hlld wholesale destruction of the forces of the United States, already provided for by-law in case Of war, at lea.st 500.000 men. who should, in my Opjnion he chosen uik)ii the prin ciple Pf universal liability to service a nd a 1st > t h e •stuirhorixat ton of su b- without passion and oufselves observe w.i»h proud punctilio the principles of right and of fair play we profess to be: , l_eague of DemocracleAP- I "A steadfast concert for peace can | ^?bting for. never be maintained except by a part-1- I have --.irtD nnihing of tho go.v- nership of demoheratte nations. . y'o • 'emmVnt* Vv *Ufied with the imperial autocratic government could be trust- ; government of‘Germany''because the/ ed to keep fatrh/within 4t- fq; oi>yerve tmind-*- vvarafypn or challenged The Wretchedness of Constipation 1 f vquent additional increments of » T fat -g* COVGfl ^ ta v lt be-iU/ague of' U; to defend oar r.g h*s ahfl .our huno: . gently on the Can quickly be oveTcome by . CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PiLLS. Purely vegetable —act surely ah4 lives of non-combatants, men; women and children, -engaged in ..pursuits which have always, even in the dark est periods of» modern history, been deemed innocent" and legitimate. Property can he paid for; the Tives of peaceful and innocent people cannot he. ' The present German submarine warfare against commerce is a war fare against mankind. —, - , . -j "It is war against all Nations. American ships have been force so toon as they mav be needed-® 5 ^ a PaHuership. c»f opinion. In - ' he. A us ro Hu: gariap. xtrvqnwent and can be handled-jn training ^ i trl $ Q * *°" hl raf ‘^"vitals away; the has. indeed, avow-r: c- i.^imuahhed en- . "It will involve also, of course. the rpiT,tTinKS of -.inner, circles who ™ul 1--*>r«cmem a-d- of the- granting of adequate credits to the b lan "hat they would ami render. ac v - govet-nment .sustained. I hope, so far <f!Unt to nt> 0nP wcmld lie a corruption as. they can equitably be sustained hv seat at its VPr -’ heart ‘Oiil.V fre’e f>eo» pips can hofil their purpose and their the present generations, Uv well con reckle-s and lawless submarine war- ■ • adopted now without- di-guise L;- ;iie Imireriai German goAmi'nment- rr liver. Cure Biliousness, Head ache, D i z z i • i t and ceAved taxation 1 honor s.teady to a common end ^■'i say sustained so far as may be ibe interests of mankind to an.v j equitable by taxation becausg it'seems j narr ^ w t»r-ts. - 1«*st of their own. , me that it wAhld Ge most unwise find it Ua~. therefiife. not been passi ble for this govefnVnent to rjpeeive Gaunt Tarnowski. the ambassador r^-, cVmly n "edited to .thi< {jo)|cfnment. ia.l and my a ness, and Indigestion. They do their duty. SMAIU P1H., SMALL DOSE, SMALL FRIGE. Genuine must bear Signature mouth in the Capitol, the 'President, appearing before House' and Senate in Joint session, asked Congress to recognize and deal with Germany's warfare on America.—— The President stated that war with ^Germany would involve practical co operation with the governments now at war with Germany, including lib eral. financial credits. The President made it clear that ao action was being taken against the Austrian Government, ami the other^ Does not every American fed that 'V.' ' !u> 1np,M-"i:*.l.^djp^o^rnmen. iTilr ltd base the credits which, will now. be ..a^uram-e has been'.added to our hope 1 ‘ yi yia Hungar>. but t,i.U g»\ern fPf 1 nPla^-rtiI " YOr the future peace of .the world lsy-| - '' ( . { ed.' M is pur,dttt~y. r *i most respectfullv i the woifdiutfttliaud heartrending things ' i as s dim us \t r> feep>.fo earn ^,urge to protect oiir peta^e so far as we that bate,been happening within‘the of. but the ships and people of other ,n ay aga i nflt th e very serious hardship/ ! last few weeks in Russia 7 Russia neutral and friendly nations have , and evlIs which wouId be Iikelv io j was known bv those who in ‘ ‘ t j* ' A. '"’V ffil""acfuullv engaged in war- i.g:niis; < itiztjiis^ of the United S'ates on tin and 1 take the lib erty.,far the present at 1 eaVt^ of .post• iMurj Another Coup. JiieJ. liiis been added t< the hat b cn . unk and overwhelmed^ * n th* -^rise out of the inflation Which wotrM ‘-best to have been—-alwav^ waters in the same way.-There hu^ r droduced" by vast 1 bcen-no discrimination. The challenge is to all mankind. Kach nation must decide for itself how it will meet it. "The choice we make for ourselves ; must he made with a moderation af 1 counsel and a temperateness of judg- ( loans. (Tembcratii knew it hr fact at heart, in aTl Jhe vTtaT r~ L. nations allied with Germany. President Wilsod spoke as follows: "I have called the Congress into extraordinary session bemuse there are serious, very serious, choices of policy to be made, and made Imme diately, which it was neither right nor constitutionally permissible thaf 1 should assume, the responsibility of making. “On the third of February, last. I officially laid before you the extra- | . “In carrying out jhe measures by habits of her thought, in all the ‘inti winch these things are to he aocom- i mate relationships of her people' that plished, we should keep coijstantlyHn spoke Jheir natural instinct.- their hub- mind the wisdom of interfering as lit- itual towards life. , tie as possible in our own preparation " The autocracy that crowned the . , , , and iiLthe equipment*bt our own mill- summit of her p .litical striu-tnre ion" ment befitting our character and our , , , , .. ... 1 sum um, ion., w* n1t 1 al > ft)r(( ‘ s Wlth the duty—for it will as It had stood and. terrible, as was rk... a Prat'tlc^l duty—of supplying- the i^gUty A>f ltg powgr, Wks not In flumes.'’ ' iv you talking aboiit?" . _ 1 warfare being waged !■> polling a , diseus'ion of our ’ r* «rs. Grabc..jn and Mrs. Dubwait. 1’ with' the authorities at Vienna.'We en- S( ,,, nK Vi j,,. n .p, this wai- +«4v- -wt|efe w-^ H/v--r-{e-asry-- forced- into it because there are no. other means of defending our rights. * did.” Grabcoins w» rc New York they -I;wiit twice;is n>;e b for theater tickets US’ the j")tibwa;t-'s i Act Without Animus. excited feelings away. Our motive will not lie revenge or the victorious -Mhe nations already at war with Ger- Ttriany witli-Mhe niatcrials which they i can obtain only from_uii._or. by our as,; sistam e. They are in the field •find we MiOuId help them in every wav to be effective there. assertion of the physical right of the nfirmn; •but only '.Tfth vlndfc-at iC)n' or right of human right of which we are a single champion. "When I addressed the Congress on j the 26th .of February last, I though: ! that it would be suffice to assert'“our neutrality rights with arms, our right,.. ., , .; , . . , . . ' the consideration of your committees, to use the seas against unlawful inter- ... ,. , ..... • , -I measures for the accomplishment of fact Russialf in orgin, character or pur pose, arid now it has 'Been shaken off -poo- , “It will'be all the easier for us t<> iconduct ourselves" as iKdiigcrents in a high spirit of righj and fairness lie- < au c e we get without animus, not Jo desire to bring anyr injury or clisad vantage upon th*m pie have .been added in all their native majesty and niiglifto the’frrfrtn/ that ,j are fighting for freedom in the wot Id 'T shall take the liberty of su*- -for justice v and for peace ge'sting. through the several executive* “Here is a lit partner for a league „ departments of the Government for of honor. give r.isn, constipated, California ; Syrup of Figs.” ~ ' ference; our right to keep our' people ordinary announcement oT the Impe^ -against unlawful violence. But rial Gorman Government that on and" after the first day of February Jt was its purpose to-put aside all restraints of law or huihanity and use its sub marines to sink every vessel sought to approach -either' the .ports of. Great Britain: and Ireland or th- Western coasts of Europe or any of the ports controlled by the enemiei of Germaqy within the Mediterranean. That had seemed to he the object of armed neutrality, it now appears, is impracticable. "Because submarines are, in effect outlaws when used as the several objects I have mentioned I hope that it will he your pleasure 1 tocracy was not and could never be f them, for the time beiYig. to believe sour. »*d opposition to an irresponsible gov eminent which has thrown aside all considerations of humanity and of iight»and is running amuck. “We are. let me say. again ""'tin sincere. friends.of the German people T ._.. A laxativevtodny saws a sick Miild and' shall d-esire-nothrbg so much a- tomorr<'»u. Children simply will je>t German 6py -System. i tho earTy reestablisliment of intimate__take the time from {day to empty tb- :r “One of the things that lias serv..-U! relations of mutual advantage be- bow.els, which become dogged u; b •' to convince us that the Prussian au- ' * ween-ub—however hard -it may be for waste. Giver gets sluggish; s:<t f . 4 t ■ ? to deal with them as having been ' mir TnemlTfrom the very out I 'Bat this is spoken from our hearts. Unok- nt t.h*» tnn.mp mnth.>r*\ tf . ,,,0- 1 framed after very careful thought by S et-of the present war it lias filled our We have borne with their present gov- ed. or your-child-is listless, cross. f* v- the German submarines have befnr the branch . of the Government upon unsuspecting commifnities and even : ernment'through all the bitter months erish;'breath bad. restless. Thu^n't .* : ,t that fused agaiiist merchant shipping it js I ^ k ‘ h fho .responsibility of conduct- our offices of government with spies , because of that friendship—exercising heartily, full oftcnbl or has sore thro:,t H ’ 1 * v ‘“ 11 — • ... 1 ------ -and ' “ t I used against men iiant snipp...„ ,. - ... . _ - s I impossible to defend ships against lnR , the wa , r and safeguarding the and set criminal intrigues everywhere a patience 'and forbearance which or any other children's ailment, giv- -a / ■— • naiinnu I nations will most directly fall. afoot against our national unity of would o’lierwii the German submariue warfare ear- is- common prudence in such eircum- f : lier in the war. but since April o£ last, year, the Imjierinl Government had somewhat restrai ied the (’ommande-s of its undersea craft in conformity with its promise then given to us that passenger boats should not be sunk and j that due warning would he given to all 1 their attacks as the law of nations lias *' assurc/1 _ that would defend themselves against privateers or cruisers, visible craft giving chase upon the high seas. If stances, grim necessity indeed, to en deavor to destroy them before they have shown their own intention. They must be dealt with upon sight, if dealt with at all. Rights of Neutrals. “The German government denies ise Jtave been iqjpos/i- merchantmen I “>Vhile we /lo these things, these ■ council, our peace withiii^^ and without '^N e - ^e shall happily, still have an o T fl«uplj’ momentous things, let us be our industries and our commerce. j opportunity 1 to prove that friendship very clear and make very clear to all “Indeed, it is now evident that its M n our f I a • I>* attitude and actions to- "the world what our motives and our 1 sp j es we re here even before the war ’'Mrd’tlVe mi 11 tons of men and women objects are. My own thought has notj began, and it is unhappily not a matter rof German bir’li and native sympathy move out of the bowels; and yon hn'v> been driven from its habitual and-JOf- nt.iwBi^nrs. hm, a r nf . t „, proved in i wlin anum^t na and share, run...* ffrH. 4iiBvfai ehilH-rrvntn -A fhbr- teaspopnful. of “California Syrup, of Figs,” then don't \v,oriH\* becnuse‘li "s perfectly harmless, and in a few hours ' all this constipation poison, sour bile and fermenting \waste will -gently ’ 1 of the last two months, and J do not believe that the thought, of the Na tion .has been altered or clouded by them. events | oiir courts 6f. justice that thevintrigues ! ft fe and we s* 131 ' be proud to prove other vessels which its "Submarines j Vights-nf neutrals to use arms at might seek to destroy, when ho^ re sistance was offered or escape at- taken that their least a lives' in fair their fzrr. L tempted and . care crews were given at chan'ce to save their open boats. ■ German Ruthltfssness. “The precautions taken where meag er and haphazard enough, as was prov ed in distressing instance after in stance in the progress of the cruel and unmanly business; hut a certain degree of restraint was observed. The new policy has swept every restriction aside. Vessels of every kind, what ever their flag, their character, their cargo, their destination, their errand, have been' ruthlessly sent to the bot tom'without warning and without thought of help or mercy for those on board, the vessels of friendly neutrals along with those of belligerents. Hos pital ships and ships carrying relief to the sorely bereaved and stricken “I have exactly the same things in mind now that L had in mind .when I addressed .the Senate; on the 22d of January, last; the same, that I had in mind, when 1 addressed the Congress on the 3rd of February and on - the ough “inside cleansing” is ofttimos all which have more than |bnee come . if - towards all who are in.fact ioval to that- is necessary. It should be the perilously near to disturbing the peace- Hieir neghbo.rs and to the government first treatment’given in any sickness. Beware of and. dislocating the industries of the country have been carried on at the instigation with the support and even under the perkonql direction of official agents of the\ Imperial government’ accredited to the Government" of the United States. ’ \ *S f { "Even in checking these things and all within the areas of the sea which it has. prescribed; evefi in the defense of rights which no- ^modern publicist |,.i ‘SlVajSS 36th of p ebrnaov our oUject now. Ilryinr to «.tirp«. e them, we have . V ',hal"'thc armed euards wht. h w ■ » s ls '» vindicate the principle-, i s °“Bht to put the most generous inter. 5 , ? . . 1: . of peace and (justice in the life of the ‘ possible. ujK>n tliem bec ause ^.S ar'h^Z^le^rmw^nd »• «*•»« «l*.h W .««.-!*•«*«. «». ihetr. source tag. not in nhiert to lie dealt with as pirate^ I (Tafi< " Power and to get up amongst ■ an y hostile feeling or purpose .of the J the. really free and self-governed pco- ! Herman pcopb' towards us (who were, pies of the worhl such a concert of . no doubt as; ignoranT of fhein its wc purpose and action as will henceforth I ourselves were), but only in the selfish ““ft r riled ^enough would be. ; neutrality is ineffectual at best; In such* cirrum- V t.a rices .and in the face of such pre tensions, it is worse than Ineffectual: i! is likely only to produce what it was meant to prevent; it Is practically certain to draw us into the war with out either the rights or the effective ness of belligerents. There is one choice we eannot make we are incapa ble, of making. We will not choos* ensure.the observance of Those prin ciples. * S'*. Neutrality Not Feasible. “Neutrality is no longer feasible or desirable where the peace of the world is involved and- the freedom of its peoptPiVand ffiff^Tnonace to that peace •and* freedom lie*-; in the exist ence of autocratic ^Governments back- designs of a government, that did wka. it pleased and told it.4 people nothing in the hour of test. They arc, mo3t Beware of coiHiterfeit fig syrup*, of them, as true and loyal Americans* Ask at the store for a r>0-<;ent bottle, of as If they had never known any other '‘California Syrup of Figs."'which has fealty or allegiafnce. They wiH he . full directions for babies, children >>f prompt to stand'-with us in febuking all ages and for grown-ups and restraining the few who may b« printed on the bottle. Adv. of a different mind and purpose ... . i *- : —-- “If , there . should be disloyalty it Not the Same, will be dealt with with a firm hand Mr. Neverwed —Docs your wife-treat-’ of stern repression, but if it lifts its you the same as sin—did bvt'of head at all. it will lift it only here were married? V and there and without countenance Mr. Peek—-Not e.\;ictty. Be fore \v«-. except from a lawless and-malignant were married wliffn .1 di*i>1ehs. d h-r • few. ' f 1 I she refused to- speak to me. “It is a .-distressing and oppreasivc duty, gentlemen of the Congress. which I have performed in thus ad dressing you. There are. it mav be. “But. they have played Their part in m3n >' months of fiery trial and sacrl- serving to convince us. at la£t\ that I ^ ce ahead of us. It is a fearful thing that government entertains no friendship for us and means to act Favorable Reports for a Fine Kidney Medicine We have been handling your prepara- ........ . , 4 , tion for the past ten years and during j S reat J eare f«T people into that time have Heard, nothing but- the car, into the most terrible and dis- most favorable reports regarding same. We 1 against our peace and security at its nst>ous of all/w&i& civilization itself* know of several cases of graved and,, hycr ^ 1 In, to ho In fa,, hnitfnno ttoubTes which were entirely restored af- convenlence; That it means to stir the path of submission 'and suffer the 1 p d by_organized force which is yon. trolled wholly by thelp-wttl, not by the will of their penplej We have seen t L ■ H most sacred rights of our nation- and . our people to he Ignored or violated. . people of Belgium, though the latter The wrongs against which we now ar- | the-last of neutrajity in such circum- were provided with safe .conduct ray ourselves are no common wrongs^, j Manxes, through the prescribed areas bv the 1 up enemies against .us at our very doors that intercepted note to the Mexico City is Cerman Gpvetnment itself and were dift they cut to the very root f s of human ^l?ft n 8uished by unmistakable marks . “With a profound, sense-pf the sol- of identity, have been sunk with the siitae retkiess lack of compassion or •r "I #, of principle. “I was for a little while unable to believe that such things would In fact be done by any Government that had hitherto subscribed to- the „ humane practices of civilized nations. , Inter national law had Its origin In the at tempt to set up— some law which ■would be respected and observed up on the seas where no nation had’ right of dominion, and "wheje lay the free highways o ftfre world? cmn -aad-even tragical- chargeternrif- the step I am taking and of the grave German minister at. eloquent evidence. ■ "We are accepting this challenge of hostile purpose because we know that in-such a government, following such Wc are^ at the beginning^of an age | methods, we can never have a friend; 1 and that in the presence of its prgan- in which Jt^wlH be insisted that corn c same Standards of conduct and ^f re-^- tzl 7t power~ always TytmT jn^iTalt""to - - { shall we w^'«<»t -what pur- -pea< c - observed among Nations and their L p 0se there can he no assured security responsibilities which it Involves. - hut i go.vernmj'nts that are observed amririg : for the democratic governments of in unhcsH.-iting obedience to^ what I j the individual dull’ Pypirtii ful stage after stage has that law been built up with meager -enough re sults, indeed, after all was accom plished that could be accomplished. But always with a clear view, at least, of what the hearit and conscience of manHnd would 4om*nd. This, minf- citizens bf ('iyilized deem mv constitutional duty. I ad-j states. . V . vise that the Congress declare the re-t “We have no quarrel‘with the Ger- /•ent course of the. Tmnerial govern- 1 man people. We have no”feeling to- ment to be in fact nothing less than wards them but one of sympathy and war ^gainst the government and peo- friendship. It was. not upoiVtheir im -jthq whcle force of theriiation to chec’^ pie or the United States; that it form- pulse t)lat their government acted in and nullify its pertensions and ID; ally accept the status of belHglrirfft entering tbirif,war. It was not With power. We are glad, now that we see which has thus been thrust upon It their previous knowledge or approval, vnd that it take immediate steps not Tt-waa a w^r determined, upon aa-i TWrTffT^TORTl^Tn a more fhor w<*»' ‘JWBBT Ifl T/k bbtefWlneA uftffjr rn the world The Gauge of Battle. "We are now about to accept gauge of battle with this natural foe 'to liberty and 'shall, 1 if necessary, spend seeming to be in the baldnce. “But-the right is more precious than peace, and we shall fight for the things-which’we have always carried nearest our hearts—for democracy," for the right of those who submit to authority to have a voice in their own government, for the rights ’rind J“ liberties of small nations for a uul versal: dominion of right by such a ter using -Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root. It is a pleasure to. recommend thi* prepara / tion as it tends to make-better customer* . and we believe it ' is the best all-around preparation of its kind^on the market; - Y r ery truly vours, THE EUREKA DRUG -CO. Nov. 4, 1916. By L. E. Bishop. Mgr " Vaats’M “ Wnuts'.Mills, Laurens, S, C. Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For You .1 fT’w* people as MIMnmMBMknU' ’ -nmtmmnm Send ten cents to- Dr.Tdvdnier-^^o-rT- fr" ouch state of defense, but also to ex , the old,' unhappy days wJiAh people .orb all Its pdw*r and employ all tte resQurops to hvtng- the government of ♦ hp C ~ian •nipire to terms and end the wv.' ' "What thludfl Inrolve la clear- It will involve tB® utmost practicable were nowhere consulted by i-heir rub ers and wars .were provoked an<L wag ed in the Interest ©(-dynasties or of little groups of ambitions men. who were accuatoBred to use their v fallow* man as pawns and tools. .. the facts, with no veil of false pre- tfllfr 0 ahn,,t thpTT< ^ Osm uHlmate" peace of the“worT3“arid for the liberation of It" peoples,' the Ger man peoples Included; for the rights cf nations great and small" and the privilege of men everywhere to choose their way of life and of obedience. The world muat be made safe for ^afetyr make tlu- world itself at last free. “To .such a . task-We can dedicate our lives and our fortunes, every thing that* we are and everything that we have, with the pride of those who knew th/it the day has! tome when America is privileged to spend her blood and her might for the principles that gave her birth and happiness, and the peace which she has treasured. God helping her, she can do no other.” Binghamton, Nt-Y., for a sample M/efref- Washington.—Immediately after the President left the Capitol, the Senate and House reconvened and an Identic joint resolution was Introducd jn both houses, declaring the existence of s dent to employ alTtfce resources of the democracy. Its peace mu*t be planted country ^ y T r ■ • state of war ai^d dlne^tlpg the'preeb— When Your Eyes Need Care Try Murine Eve Remedy - tte~ It"wttHecnv ine^ finyoTfe;—Yoa wilt alsri receive a .booklet of valuable infor mation, telling about the kidneys an.d blad der. 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