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EL PASO MORNING TIMES. THURSDAY JUNE 28 1917.
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our o.iuiirj jlíílH r wrmiie." -ilrphfn Dncalur.
I "he Tyranny of the Turk.
nt hH t'1'1 ihf itunptan pf-pi mat tti"
inn ftv fanny RutrtH-rltMi lo tria pulley
of ii im'm' it h'tut l-rrlt"t ntl t-x pii tiMion wit non t m -t
mi ni 1 1- ii.'l wlth'iiit nnv piilHI'-al iiHKranrtltrmfiit.
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In ft thai 8fii hikI Hilitlum hav a rliiht la xpa't
rmrihitiR in tflurn for all the diim which haa
lirffi ijitn- ii ihHr 'tintrt- and in ihlr pcupla i
thf Invii'ti-rn Tlir-a- niatlfrn nhould n't hp forgottan
in th te- ni-ral and finul ronfaraora whit h la tn aattla
ih rlahin -.f th- lollla;aranta. Thin penca parlay and
kdjualntani ! rlRhta will lr fur I ha rhriatlan natlnna.
and Ihrrr lan'l ny rloobl na to wht will Ifa the final
iiutrom i hat jiicticf will Itr dona; fur whan that
tima i ñu1 the contrul powara will hava ban com-
plataly haatan anil of aurh llttla forr. in a paaca con-
vantlon ihai ih ili ba i...i lu take what they ra
Ivan.
Bui lha Turk what of him?
Th iiiHfi '( lha HiiifB for lha wttlamanl of Turkay
la anprnaacil i r th"lr Joint raaponaa to I'raehleni VV'U-
aon'a tuitf aRkíim thaio Id atutt: the alma to which
they have aei theinaelva in prnaat-utlng the war and
which waa mad" public limt January. Among other
thhiuK Ihey de lared;
"The litifratlon of tin pfuplaa who now He heneath
I he murdaroua tyranny ..r I be Turk and tho ex-
pulalnn ii'iiin Kurope uf t tic- "tinman empire wtilch
hue proved itaelf e.i radically alien lo weatarn clvlhaa-
llon "
Thf 'iNiii. ih'M. uill have not hint In aay-wlll not
even have a nt nt th- p'-iH f lahle. Ilaforc any In-
tornaHonal ipriameiit in entered Into by thf nallona
iH.u-rti kui. the Turk will hova han driven nul f
-;iiripe it la preaumed thai lha l'nltrd H ta tee now
that it ii ' joined the a I Han. aubacrlbaa in I hair alma
In ihln reatird. alnca aH- were of thla opinion before
wo declared wwr on the kalaer. We may not know
the Turk ho well a our K tiro pean nelghbrira do but
we know fttoush of him to dfintiiid that ha ba
Milppi'il of utiy poMnfHalon. him ttiiihorlty it) the iatul
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1 1 in unapcukabla mliiruli- nutat end
n. .i.i part of Kurope whl h the Kuttun atlll holtli It
U un hIImi power whieh for three centurlaa haa been
and Ktill In nppreaalug or niaavaerlns nlaiiKhterliiK or
ilrlvina from ihelr hornea the t 'hrlntiun population of
Greek or llulgarlau Htm k In the country over which
thry aaautne control the Turku are In the minority
The majority ara or at Ifaat were a ffw monthñ ago
Araba. (1 rae ka. Armenian with a goodly npilnkhng
uf non-Tnrklh mountaineer- K urde N cut orla na
Dniw'ii Marunllea nod ao on. Thene people Wfre ael-
lled In thul Cjiuntry beforf the Tut ka cunie uloni' and
conquered AnIh. Minor about inn time the Normana
roni tiered Kngland In thoae halcyon daya when the
(jreeka wara li-adera of clxlllsatlnn aa th?y hud iieen
for yea M hi n nd a hoilt the fit f f tt rniplre of t'ofl-
tantlnople Than ram along Ihla tarrtbta horde of
lufflana und from 14&3 to the war of llherutlou the
(Jret'k ueopb' wr re made to aulfer moat exaapirntlng
lor men in The A míenla na. Intellai'ttial clever und ln
i ii.-1 i producing Tine Mtern lura u nd architecture
ware altoi lirought under thf ban of tin-- tribe of tntir
darcm and ihelr proinlmna; nutinnaitty deatroyad Tha
Araba rt nicd a wonderful clvlllial i. n at the time
hn tnadleval Kuropa waa In tta durki-at age. Their
dlai o i-rlnn in run t le mat lea Mtronomy chetnlatry and
medtrlni me the f oiindatluna of t bin aclencea. But
thta'hrlghi "pot w-ua blotted nui hy tha Turku and tha
Montxnid While thay are atlll numaruua and ara atlll
prograaalve. and while they are not aapitratrd from
the Tuiku hy dlffarence of rellglon yet thay ara ex
ciudad from any ahare in tfivcrnmental cuntrol and
ihwurted In their attentpta to rlae attain nt paralat-
ntl) aa ar- the Armenians and Urcrka. All Of theac
people have In timo pual been prayed upon and
muaaacratl. Then- have been yea ra of It antutiea
fif It. Tha Kutda buvi- hct-n act upon tha Armenian";
the Búlgara have haen permitted to invade the Ma-c-d
on tan vIlbiKea all are butcherad. It haa been tha
aame old atory from tha daya of tha ronqueat with
(aman In command down to Abd-ul-Hamld and lha
young Turke lha atury of daatructlon and rapine and
death iirerk learnlni goaa down before the aclinltar
and l he f r c klngdoma of Bulgaria. Her Ida. I inania.
Wallachlu Moldavia and Hungary tniiether with the
Independent lloalem atataa of Weatrt n Aala are over-
run with tha screaming hlood-thlraty Iconoclaatlo
barba rtana-
The rule of tha Turk must go. It known nothing but
Ua military tradition of violence and cunning. It doaa
not create. It only deetmya. Where Ottoman rule haa
apread civilisation haa perlahed. While Ottoman
rute haa laated clvilliatlon haa remained In abeyanea.
It haa long been clearly manlfeat that the Turk la
hopelaaaly unfit to govern with any approach to
Juatlce. Ha haa never been of any uae for any pur-
axcapl fighting. He cannot admlnlater. he can-
not aecure equity; aa a governing power he hua always
ahown hlmaelf incapable corrupt and cruel. Aa a
famoua Kngllah hiatorlan wrote the Turka are nothing
but a robber Land encamped on tha countrtee they
have deaolated Aa ICdmund Iftirke wrote the- Turka
are aavagea with whom DO civilised Christian nation
ought to furm auy alliance. .
Lot the entente allies not forget thut the war muat
not ba brought to a cloae until thla great aim has
bean triumphantly accomplished "tha liberation of
tha people who now Ua beneath tha murderous tyr-
anny of tha Turka" and until thla alien barbarian Is
forever expel lad frqm Europe.
Materialize the "Dream Lbgiona."
A merlon's legions which. In the dree me of William
J. Bryan anal some other oftlaena of equal renown
were to "spring to arma overnight" and take up tha
battle for humanity are aa yet "dream legions-" Three
montha haen gone by since the declaration of arar
and atlll tha "million armed springers" have failed
to spring. It is time to materialise aotne of thane
"dream legiona."
Preeldent Wilson hss leaved a call for 70000 man
to fill the gap In the regular army Uovcrnor Fergu-
son has lesued a call for 11000 to bring the Texaa
Natlqnal Ouard up to war strength The governors
of elm oat every a tata In tha union have laeued similar
calla and yet tha American legions have not "sprung
to arms "
It Is time for America to wake up The Immediate
need of men to go Into training has been heralded
by newapapera from one end of the country to tha
other. Recruiting amplgna have been Inaugurated
and carried through without bringing the required
number of men.
Thou Bands of young men who shoujd have long
-mee donned uniforms Aro pursuing thalr customary
occupational and spending their leisure momenta dis-
cussing the desperation of Oermany and trying to
convince themaelvea that Internal troubles and starva-
tion have weakened tha Oorman forces on ths battle
front.
A cartoon In a magaxlne of recent date plcturee
the averega American oiUsen reclining on a bed of
rase smoking a "dream pipe-" lie Is Indulging In
the pleasing dreams of "the early collapse of Oer-
many.' "magic submarina datarmlnator' "easy vie
tory" "U. 8. armies In Europe immediately" "food
problem solved." A amUa wreaths his face- There
Is no hint In his appearance of troublesome times
nor aaetiflaea nor war.
Yet the nation big man admit II farad the graveat
period tn its hurtory. Not only Is flermsny's military
strength unimpaired; not only le her economic condi-
tions better than that of any of the - mint lies of the
entente nine not only la her submarine campaign
ties ring a fruitful return In sunken a hips but her
determination to crueh democracy has grown with
progreaa of tha war.
Three years of carnage hag not r . - -1 the deetre
of the CJerman kalaer. His recent note to the deposed
King Conetantlne of Oreeca In whi h ha ileciared "the
mulled flat of Oermany will avenK" you" does not
indicate the German fmparor Is tiring of the struggle.
Hut It dnea Indicate that autocracy in the mind of the
emperor muat reign suprema and democracy muat
be crushed.
In view of theae condlttona does it appear America
will have an "eaay victory t
Army offlcera do not believe ao. Home of them
freely predict the war will last thr.ee to. five years
longer. And America must Win the war.
Texas has been called upon to do her part Texas
has been aaked to próvida 11000 additional eturdy
Strong-hearted men for tha national guard. Within
a few short weeka the nation wilt call upon Texas to
deliver this number of first -class fighting mon.
Texnn has already contributed 4000 national guards
man. Hut aha muat do mora and much more.
Throughout tha atate unite of the guard are being
rapidly re. rutted. Hy July i it Is expected tha new
regiments will be filled. The nation exprcta to re-
ceive the nr w division by August 6.
Texans must' not healtate. The Ione Htar Kepubllo
would nut have been born If Texans of that genera-
tion had w alted for someone else to ste forward.
Now Is the lime when Texans of this generation may
ahow they have the aame "stuff" that their fore-
fat here displayed when they wrested liberty from
Han ta Anna.
If Texans of this generation don't dlapluy this
bravery If they do nqt come forward to battle for
the freedom which the blood nf their forefathers won
tha deeda of (hose old heroes' will have been for
nought.
Do as your forefathers did. Take up the buttle for
freedom and liberty.
A full battalion of lha national guard la being organ-
ized In Kl I'aao and the recruiting office at the
Chamber of Commerce la always open. Obey tha im-
pulse. He u man. Enlist today.
Times Daily Story
The Raeburn Luck.
fty I - MM I I IP' f
Kick k sebum had roma out lo .lavada
before the OoldHeld rush. AU through
that period of eicltemenl when fortunes
were mede and lost overnight. Rick want
along his leisurely wsy driving the stags
to the Nan oak mines over from hsyoltte
tita little makeshift railroad station be
low iba big Rsyome construrtlon plant.
And tha days when he had work to do
bis son drove the stage.
tittle nirk. they called blm altnough
he wsi s foot tsiier than big ftlrk his
rather. Over grown sod essy mannered
he was the butt of sit the newcomers to
the mines.
"But Lord Hsrry you csn't rtttle blm
n leg would ssy bspplty. "He wss bom
In the sunshine that boy. Prettiest
mother you ever ssw used to run ths
psnrsse roitnter st Dsnle s' safe down
at Chsffee Junction. Don't yp know
know where thst Is? Up In the Pen-
handle. She ran swsy when Nick was
shout two end s half and got a divorce
in nano. I never blamed her s mlts. 1
used to drink like a fish tnoss days and
never earned s whole week's pay in my
life. It sort of pulled ine up the morn
ing I came In end found bar gone and
little Nirk waiting for me to button up
his duds for him snd wash his face.
loes a man a pita of good to bare re-
upon si bit Ity forced on him that way
oís I wish she hadn't been so final l
sure did like thst gir
When the last strike happened up at
the Mahonk the news of it reached the
outer world snd the rush begsn sbout s
week later. It wss up in the mountains
following the bed of the uld Itamasau
iiver snd folk nsd s hsrd time getting
in it. Nirk knew th beit wsv up and
made trips steadily one morning ss he
torik ihe blankets off the bay mares a
woiiisn rama toward him from lire little
Itotel that was sit of the mushroom
growth of hsyollte. She was about
thirty -live but slender snd as pretty as
a girl and trim sa a clipper in her dark
blue .it snd white bit hat.
"is this the suge to the Msnonk
mines?' she asked. Nirk turned his head
to "-wer in bis usual way ioressdnff
s piimpectlv traveler when lis rscog-
mieii Iter. Yst over turn her gaae swept
without s sieam of nr-uiory. There wsi
noHuug about old Nirkshrunken sPhxí
i i weather beaten with his face
tw wed habitually into a-one-sided grin
tn bring back anv recollection of llw
eVlv i manee that nail happened In ban
tela' nfa Chaffee Junction. Nick ans-
wered with some Inward embsrrassmrut.
fsn had suffered too billa from time's
rsvagei ror pun to arrecí gsjiiuninin
i .- r tnrtllw found a
Songs of Sunshine
THE aa im-rown BD.
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THK IWH BOD.
Ut rn. walk IM rr-n rowl-wy. (WW
ftwajr!
Lot dm walk loe pon road lo ntpplntfi
and Miyf
Lti n nk uw mm road whara ail
Ina i-rean mil. call.
And faith m falih and Ilia la Ufa and lora
la all lo am
Lot ma walk lha irraaa road toa wlndint
road and aweot
Thai l. aria to childhood counter nd tha
whir or childhood raoti
Lai them hara tha town way woo want
that tori or mint.
Bul mina lha lltua fraon road to bubble
and to alo!
Lot ma walk lha freea road to fanclaa
thai dl'rloaa .
The aerreta or lha fair lea taw romance
or trie rote:
Lot nae walk to. areen road and let him
lake who will
Too worn road lo tha Capitol that 11a on
Borrow Hi
Lot wa walk me crean road whan aprlnr
cornea leufhlna op
To qualeh her thlrit for aunbaama at
the hriinniinr nuitereupi
Lat ma walk the aroen road nd lai who
win ao down
To take tha .hard and thunder of tha
wooder.wtavuir lownl
Lat Bat lake the arcan road Ira there I'm
off to. men.
When wlllowi tint the hlrhway nd ar-
butu bloom acarnl
Let ma . take the x raen way unto that
Wry land
Whara youth and lore ud dreamer to
awlnilnr hand In timid:
Tl
II the way
lo the minea aha
Look out ror the wily poaiimut
Who.Wilk- In a Miallow gray
And sneafBj1!' ehakln bit horny Dal
in a tftrBtenihr sort of way.
ful htm Behind you a. you would
lllll htmaeir. my frlenda.
And trim In the truth or the llrbler food
That 'twirl all coma rlyhl In the nd.
Under tha maak we hide ao many thlnfe.
The acorn that hurl tha mockery thai
ntlnkB.
The arlrbt the alur. the little renomou.
WHO
ncneath tha maak wo turn 11 lo a unite
And looklnr out on lire throurh hidden
tain
Make all the world haltera our1 (olden
yeara
Are brimmed and flowing with tha honey
ed BWeet
that fills Itfe'a Mns.onul at our Jocund
burning
All aha tittle) raflowa.
With me Drown eyea aad taw kraw
And. captain of tha autmy caria
Hy heart (oei out to you!
AU the little fellow ar tha ftawet erar
mm.
The mejora of the muda of Lha I anea of
unrig (reeo.
AU Uta irtaa fellowa i
with tha bare leaja aad (ha brown
And here'a a roae or memory
To tha mama at lad ta tows I
All lha Htue fellowa ara iba backbone of
tha race.
The myaUca of the meadow. In the land of
bloomy anca.
All (ha unta reUowa
Aa with eameat heart taey come-
To tha willow whittle bufe
And lha battered dtab-pen drum!
All Ihe little fellowa are tha lauftter and
the llrhl.
The comrade of my aplrlt throurh Ita
tumutt and ita nirrrt.
ATI the nit.' fetloWB
That Bh.ll take my hand and away
To tho (ardena (reea with (lory
In the memorled land or play:
From atreat to atreet.
From houae lo honae and then
The world (oea round the aame old way
wain;
Bui atranaely tweet.
And moat hannonloua. too.
The teak and caret wa flaw.
The little aconlea or hopa and dream
ror throu(h them all tha (leam
Of truth that ahow to you and me
How awret IHe a little aedneBa can be.
Tha twinkle not the wrinkle. In the ere.
What' lha wrinkle when there a aunlKhl
In the akleal
The twinkle not the wrinkle round the
lipa.
For there the tunny lauahtar alia aad alps
The twinkle not tha wrinkle lo tha heart
The roncare of tho dawn to ao our pan.
The joy and llrht and laughter.
WHh what will to coma hereafter.
Bo wa twinkle never wrinkle throurh
the are that anil beionr
To our aunahlne not our shadow; to our
(ladnaaa and our eongi.
hálarf
"Where are our aubmarineeT" demanded ihe Pan-
ilermun cnemiea of Chancellor von liethmann-Mollweg
when told of the aafe arrival of Oeneral Pershing
and staff in Francs. Without posaeaalng any Inside
information on the Buhject we would venture the
opinion thut the submartnee in question were busy
keeping out of the way of the United States destruyera
that convoyed Oeneral Perahlng'a ship.
Over In Duuglas where they have statewide and
"bone dry" prohibition of the moat drastic variety
the mind of an Arisnna lawmaker could dovlae the
city council is conalderlng the adoption of an ordi-
nance to atump out the liquor traffic.
President Wilson Invitee unmarried men between
the ii i 1 1 of II and 40 to Join tha regular army. Better
accept tieforo the Invitation becomee a command.
Hetter be a went than a aent.
Hilly Hominy le nothing If not senaatlnnal. He now
rieclnrca New York Is not bad at heart which la prob-
ably ihe first intimation In history that the pruvinc4al
old burn ever had a heart.
Federal aulhnrltles have Interned a piuno player at
Kurt I U in. lti vest lea t Ion. however dlscloaas that
plan. i playing was not the only offense alleged agatnat
the captiva.
hsrdly looked st him. snd he wstched
her leave the suae with surging eino
lions. Kven If she lied run swsy frurn
tiltn tii rs had not been any other msn
so fsr as he knew. It wss Just aa she
hsd n.nd In her farewell letter. There
bad been too much tor sny woman tu
sismi and she wanted to get out and earn
hrr irwii itvinf
"See ittat women In blue that came up
with vnu V aakpd fisbuey when he
ssunfied out of the hotel slier Nick
hsd eaten. "She's representing" the Mini
son J une liit-reaia they say. Nice quiet
little party with more nerve snd ptmrii
up ncr .neeve man sny man nerr. i
hesrii the tfliows ayinv the wss al-
ways sent on shesd to scout S bit snd
find (nit how ihinaa were solns before
they sent on any buyers. Bite's been
asking what properties neresbuujl have
nefit iiimeff i'ipna.
-k s nodded in iisti a nunc n . ot
worthless cislms up on the side of old
uninainu inniniisin insi osa cost mm
intent v esch yesr snd hung
nd his neck like s millfdnne. They
lev just beyond the river bed drift uf
nre. it wsa petty hsrd to set lha work
done (his v .'ir especially. Mule Wick
hsd insue a shirt st u but couidn t Bwinr
It alone. Attyhuw It didn't rtistter much.
He forgot claims thinking of Kan and her
nerve in taking up any such line aa this
and making good at it. Yet wasn't she the
sort to make good at anything mines or
flapjacks? Perhaps tr sli'd only pul hch
mind to It she might even hsve mede a
iiu ress of film unly that wasn't worth
While.
Before he inn lawn ror the trin hack.
Mtitney told him he "guessed the woman
In the hlu suit wss s little bit Ktumpcd.''
MHiiil evei'VtliliiK aimig ine iisuiaxsh nao
bean tsken up snd the owners knew
enough to hang on to i. Shewas aak-
uur ihiw ne ssiu wnern ine man was
who owned the ten cislms callrd lha
Lucky i '-ii group.
"Tell her he's gone out of town but
given you orders to dlrker on terms"
rwplied Nick gravely. "And If you can
sail st s good figure snd keep my name
out of It. why tn n - s nice slice to
you bahney. I've got ressons for desl-
Ing through s third psrty- Never dl 1
like to do any busineas with the sex
anyhow. They're so sll-rired ' slippery
snd roaxTng."
Ihe deal wont through the next morn-
ing and while the papers wars being
signed over st the rei nrd office the
slag 1 1 inch lsy half wav down the side
r hninasati mounlaln v ith lis driven
led under the debn i.ntie !1lrk tonk
MONSIEUR LECOQ
Bg Emilt Gabortmn
Condoaaard and Kdlted
by R. IRVINO KINO.
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aa art a sssn ule of
CHAPTER IV.
The asea Rresks His Lag.
At tha station nouse Lecoq gathered
up some dirt from tha uapsved floor
or the eeu where May aad been con
fined snd. comparing it with the dirt
he had scraped from the prisoner's root
ssw thst it wss ths asma. He msde
separase packet of it. Then he went In
search or the cabman who bsd tsken the
women hack to Parts sfter they hsd fled
from the Pepperbox. He bsd from the
Prefecture a Hst or all the cab atables
situated outside the Barriers between the
Fontalnebleau Rosd snd the Seine. After
a long search be found In the atable
yard of one of these just harnessing up
s driver who remembered having been
stopped by two women as ns wss re
turning from the city between one snd
two o'clock Monday morning wbo had
given mm ttuny rrsncs to turn snoui sou
drive then to a bouse in the hue de
Bourgogne.
One of them be sstd wss nestly
dresed while Ihe other wss gsrbed In
a coarse snd slovenly manner.
'Drive me to t be house in the Rue de
bourgogne to which you took them"
said Lecoq. On ths wsy the driver gsvs
the detective further details sbout ths
two woman. Both were of medium
height he said snd the sbsbblly dressed
one wbo bad reel aa big as a msn'&u-
jsSld. "TbSB" snd "Thou" to tier com-
llenera) Perahtns u not Idle In France even though
may he a popular idol among the French people.
And all the time our
black.
And friends are knsvr and every king
a jsrk.
Delphiniums In their glory
Where the wsymdr nimbi the hill
To the little twilight placea
i hat are cool snd aweet and still.
Th; larkspur of our moUiera
In lbs lima ysrda of old.
Where the hollyhocks stood stately
And ths daisies shook thslr gold.
TUB LITTLE I CLLOWS.
AH ths little fellows sre upon the rosd to
play.
The ItghtheartB or the morning In the
world of sunny dsy.
If Nature Is Ood's Daughter as I've
heard.
Then they who would know Jtature
must knrs God
Thst voice that spssketh in the song of
bird
Thst bloom that pushetb through the
humblest clod.
As I behold s loveliness or llrht
And I behold s beauteous flash of wing
The perfect Joy or both is Inner sight
To know the flower through reverence
of the King
When we rise up to feasts of dsy
What wonders are In tune
To make the heart a thing to play
Hoaannas to the noon:.
And down through all the golden hours
What festival to keep
The banquets or tbe wsy side flowers
Upon the road to sleep.
To some the rose He gives
To soma tbe blow:
Love In tbe soul outllvss
Misfortune so
They wbo receive the blow
Oft turn she throes
Of conflict snd of strife
unto the terrecí i
immortal lire:
LAOR-V JEAN LIBBEVS
toiiY Talks (wéírt Topics
i i hi or thk tiii ron coi n-tit
GIRLS.
'There heslth so wild snd gsy with
bosom bare.
Rosy cheek keen eye snd flowing hair
Trips with s smile breaxy scene along.
And pours the spirit or content In song."
Look out folk? William Jennings Bryan bae
Broken tha alienee onea mora with an approval of
tbe administration food -control bUL There is a daep-
lsid political ambition lb the offing. Prepare for Ina
flash for It win corns sátira.
German crown prince la reported studying short-
hand. Doubtleae preparing to write tha atory of how
he tailed to capture Verdun-
Having vhntad London and Parts Qeaaral Perahlng-
snay sow no expected to lawk ba on Berlin
Trading With the Enemy.
tKrom the tfew York W. rldii
The exporta council to ba created hy the president
will put the world on rallona eo far aa auppllea from
tha United Statea axe concerned Such embargoee as
It may eatabllah will have a three fold purpoae tha
conservation of tha American pcnpiv's food aupply.
the dtveralon of all aurpluaage in nur allloa and the
complete Interdiction Of trading with the enemy.
In order to make a auccess of the laet-namvd fea
ture of tha program will ben. me the painful duty
of the exporta oouncU to regulate food ahlpmenta to
Holland lx'timark Sweden and Norway so ctoaely that
when the needs of thalr own populatlona hava bean
met there will ba nothing left in thoae countrlea to
be uold In Germany- Nautrula have a right to trade
with the enemy hut we aa belllgerente are under
aolemn obUgatlona not to furnish them the materials.
When we tfo to this trouble and áspense as a war
measure what honsat and patriotic reaaon oan a
congreeaman (Iva for opposing food control at horns?
Not ons trade organisation baa protested against tha
meaaure. There has t een no serious resnanatrance
from the farmers' aaaoi latlona. The wholeamlera are
in full eympathy. If then the surprising Aoatlllty to
anything Uka adequute action In the matter Is not In
the interest of certain greedy middlemen and apecu-
latora It la altogether captloua and obstructive.
There la trading with the enemy at homo aa wall
aa abroad. If It be true that failure to fed our allies
will ultimately compel ua to fight thla war alone any-
body who make. that eervlce difficult or Impossible
la an enemy. If the American people and their co-
helltgereata must p recti aa rigid self-denial In order
to win this war the men who attempt to amase for-
tunes out of their neoaaattlea are enemiea
It la these enemies that the Food-Control BUI U
Intended to reach. They are not singled out for op-
P cession They are simply forbidden to hoard corner
or monopolise food. Whara millions cheerfully sub-
ject themaelvea to unwonted economías or bravely
aubmtt to unavoidable privation. It la monstrous Co
hold that e few thousands may property setae tha
opportunity to get rich quick.
Makini due allowance for errors of Judgment
prejudice and obstinacy wa are eometlmea Inclined to
aak if there are not membere of congress who con-
era on el y or unoonaclotsaly ara trading with tha enemy.
days whll? ttiev
wss left Of the
in Herden City
tie horaea' hesrK
ead Up and smll-
hsd been msd"
ie old Lucky Lou
ut ahead or her
lean and stesdv
mi Usio lliejivii
ii her own'naiu')
later on to the
would be a
the new sMge hi s r.
tried to patch up w lip-
oid man al ths bosptt
lie was standing t
wlun i'sn came aloun.
Ins The seerel isssj
three weeks before on
gioup by acoute sent
and the ore showed ii
hi Us dnrt straight d
hfd. She had taken n
snd wuuld transfer n
Munsoo i.sne people 1
rute commission for h. i out of It. snd
piohaidy s bonus rrom Mimson himseir.
All si once sabe - i dead short
sisring at tats) boy who hfid ibe msre'
nesds. Out of the psn ( tin te stood Nick.
.Nirk in his yonthrui vigor snd rood
looks his lasír hlue eyes meeting hrr.
his yellow hair eurliiiK thickly on his
uncovered bead. tit" gave aim one
tartlfrl innk and held "ni tier hsnd be
fore she thought twicr ni.sking only
hla name.
"Mckl"
"Yes ma'sm snswrf d little Nick
cheerfully.
And llien occurred s strange thing in
the Iocs) history of m . k The rtttle
seir-sufficient woman m the blue suit
keeled over in a rami snd M.k lined
her lu hbt arma and rsrned her luto the
sitting room behind tin- her starUng out
sgaln to call Mrs. hsfferty lbs iSOd-
isdy. But rsk opened tit-r yes and
hMikud up at him longlngl.
"Conat here" she asm "t nme hers
to ine you big. long -leu ed blessed boy.
bon'i look scared st me. Nick rat only
your silly old mother. Where's tbe old
Bunt"
Nick told bar with the latest report
mat uld Nirk had only . ; -h.d a few
ribs snd sprained his arm.
"That's the Raeburn luck. me sighed
hsppilv. "He could hstf tbe Whole
mountain tumble on hbn and come up
Nulling. Nick. dear you know thos
claims of your Ulnar's that i just look
over rrom thst follow i-shn- y? Thay cc
worth about two hundred ihnit.and dol
íais at s musa esnmsi i n just leap
them in the fssally now. and we'U try
snd mske a millionaire mil or ihe old
fellow vou and l vagetiier. He's rua-
ning on the leve) now. Isn t he?"
Nick grinned and assure. t her he "sure
was." lb- Linked at Ibis little blue eyed r
err ir lent women who said ! was hla
mother with sheaptsb sdndratton.
"Didn't be evat sptsk of me Nick"
alie saked.
And Nick not nssa versed in the rem
mine psychology could not know how
much or future hsppineat lay on his re-
ply. Yet tt was simple and -ndij.
rHe said you ware ihr preittest .gin
he ever ssw. end you msde iih best pan
rakes tn tbe Panhandle " j
1
would say to the country girls tbe wide
aorld over: "Stay where you are the
rami and a good non eat nusoana
work tt. Is happiness oirls make a mis
take in lonrmr ror tbe city instead or
the country."
Most or the girls who lire In small vil-
lages and hamlets have an almoat Ir-
resistible lonrlnr ror s taste or city life.
Secretly they are weary of the youths
and maidens whom they have known all
of their uvea. They long to spresd
their wings amid the pleasures or the
rreaj city. It la generally the poor gtrl
wbo feels tbe call of the city most
When the city boarders come out to the
Isolated village in the summer thay ten
wonderful yarns of the gaiety and the
Joys of city life. When the country girl
looks at the city girl who nas come out
In rural surroundings for a two weeks
vacation and learns she la employed in
a factory or shop abe concludes abe
must be making s fabulous sum to dress
so well snd look sp fine. She rams
the imnresslou too that the city must
be overrun with fine marriageable young
men or elae the city rtrl could pot boast
of having a new beau" for every even
ine uf the week.
The country maiden Is nevar satisfied
until her lonrlnr to ro to the city is
srsUfled. Prom the moment she srrlvr
there her delusions begin tro fade. She
finds herself but s h'lpless elom tn the
gresl surging crnwd that rills the thor
nughrarea. If aba Is an utter stranger
she does well to escape the pitfalls of the
Innocent and unwary rinding something
to do la not the sasy matter abe aniicl
paled. She supposed all aha bad to do
is ta walk Into any factory or shop an-
nounce that sha wss s candidate ror em-
ployment end he snapped up at once. The
reality abe flnda Is entirely different.
She la turned sway with scant courtesy
rrnm one niece after another. Kvery ave
nue of employment la crowded ft is a
case of the survival of the fittest. She
unlimited sellinr ribbons or Iscs be
hind the counter of soma fine store she
is. obliged to taks'a Job in a psner not
rsctnrv where scores of energetic men
snd women sre employed. She soon finds
thst good looks do not count. It Is work
they wsnt. sne nas no time w pi jan
She has tn piten in sna wora awnt.j.
untiringly to hold on to the position
She hss to find cheap lodgings. Her
companions laugh when she osJls ror
fresh milk butter or eggs- 1 nd by
hfi- heln alad to swallow B factory
breskrasti take it hot or cold scant or
sny way she can get It. She Is glad lo
buy speckled apples at the fruit stand
outside tbe door snd halt wormy
peaches thst no one ever thought r
putUng to uae back In her country borne
As for retting BcaslntMhsndsome. un
attached young men do not ptoansnade
Ihe streets in factory locations seeking
pretty girls to be Introduced to per-
han in rait tn love with and wed.
Tha country rtrl who comes to the
etty to work ror a living finds exist
mm ta not one lona grand sweet song
by sny manner of means. Few girts save
the murage to go back to the country
and tell the disappointments may ismx
im the Mrturarv thev stick It out grad-
unv tofo-nina less lonelv. They fall
unroinidsininrlv into ihe rank aad Me
of the. great army of working garle
an tolled tn hv ths bells at dawn.
tolled out by the bells st dusk. There ts
not a minute for Idle rest tn the city a
bee hi ?ea. Scores of girls sre la a wall
ing line to sterna upan any vacancy.
sna sirts lured to ita cttv ever are
aiattarted to go back to the old farm tr
an such girts could give advtca they
ANSWKJtd TO CORRKSrONIIKNTd.
Correct name and sddreaa muat be
given to Insure attention not to print.
Uae Ink. Write short letters on one side
or J paper. Address Miss Llbbey tlA
President Street Brooklyn H Y.)
Cuttleg His rrlrnde Out.
Hsrry writes: Too understand girls
better than I do so I will ssk you what
you think or thla. Not long ago a young
man friend or mtne Invited me to ac-
company him to tbe home of bis sweet-
heart to sea what s fine girl be had. Ex-
plaining to me thst he Intended to save
up s l litis more snd then ssk her to
marry him. The girl waa all lie pictured
her as pretty as a picture. I don't know
jwt how tt was but soma now shs took
a grest liking to me.
A few days later she wrote me asking
me to 'an. but cautioned ma not to let
my friend know about tt I did not
know Just what to do but concluded to
call. She confessed so me she liked me
better than my rrlend and asked me to
come to see her everr other evening.
which were the evenings my mend wss
not st her Boms.
Now 1 will ssy truthfully I know I
ourht not to have done ss she requested.
but I did snd the resuH ü I am ss much
tn love with the girl as my menu ts.
Would 11 he rlrht for me to become Se-
cretly enraged to harr I km not in s
position to marry for soma time to come
aa I do not earn enough.
You did a despicable action tn cutting
out your loyal chum who was st tbe
time this girl's sck now. edged suitor. As
you cannot marry the girl at present let
her remain free of all Mes. I would cau-
tion vou asa Inst trusting s young woman
who deliberately leads on an honorable
vmmr man like vour friend only
break his heart at Isst when he learns
her duplicity. Cutting out a friend never
turna out well. Do not keep tbe young
man In tbe dark aa to bow be stands with
her a moment longer than necessary.
It would serve ths girl right If she
were to lose bar one honorable lover.
The ariee's Cater CslisSsf.
MarrifO in white vou have chosen aright
Married in blue be will always be true.
Married In pink your spirits win sma
Married In srsv. VOU Will go fST BWSy
Married tn brown you will live out at
town.
Married In yellow uhatned or ma mi
gfXgALrgT PAefWJI BIBhhTTI
I'leveland. O.. June n.Through the
protests ef Cleveland sutjscrlbera. il be-
rsme anown aswaa sssn T .-TvL. " tttz
nr th aawfaiiat Im. nahUiBBd weekly
in r.ievelsnd. hsd been herrad iTom ths
malls at tbe Cleveland postornce depart
roant. under the drastic provisions of tbe
new espionage law for alleged treason
able utterances.
rending tne rmai eneaenes m
Íionsge act the Issues of May anc
one I had also been withheld from dls
irtbutlon -
By Associated frees.
Washington luna
or me country s r
associi
Herbal
dairy and poultry
slsons sfter a tunfeience nara wwo
rt a Hoover voiea ss pws
In
mi sir ie iindsr the superrtslen of ts
food administration sad named Oeorge L.
Haskell of OMcsga 16 serve as a vonm
tsry aide to Mr. stoover sa caatwe
dairy sad poultry dtvtsson
psnlon and spoke ss ir shs were s great
lady while the other addressed bar aa
Msdam."
The shabbily dressed one who hsd
nsld bun hsd s band as small aa s
cbllda snd a voice like music He
thought they were both blonds. The
shabbily dressed one was older than her
companion he should ssy considerably
older maybe forty-five or fifty end wss
not pretty dabby pointed out finally
the house In the Hue de Bourgogne which
the women hsd entered. Tsktbg s silk
liandkerchler from his neck LecOq
slipped it Into his pocket snd rang the
bell of tbe house. Tbe door opened snd
he saw an old woman knitting In the
concierge's office. "I called" ne eaia
lo n turn this hsndkerrtuer wnicn one
or two ladles dropped Just before thay
entered this bouse snout i o ciocs non-
day morning."
People in this house aa not come
borne st I o'clock in the morning" re
plied the old woman. Finally abe recol-
tected that about I o'clock Monday morn
ing the door bell had rung snd she had
pulled the string which opened the door.
Hesrlng no ons go up stairs she . hsd.
rone out Into the passage to see wast it
meant and round the hallway deserted
snd tbe front door open "or course
thought Lecoq "they would not be
driven to their own house. It wss a
trick to fool ths cabby. They csme In
snd as soon as ne bad turned s round
went OUt again."
At tbe morgue wnitner uteoa now
drove the keener handed htm a note
left ror him by rather Angioma rnree
young men. apparently clerks had en
tared srm in srm. One or tbem on seo
Ing the bodies or the murdered men bed
cried out "Poor oustavs!" sna ssemea
Shout to faint. "You fool don't mix
yourself up with this" ssld one or his
c mpsnions auu uiey USU inn i u n nun
bwbv to a neighboring restaurant snd
drinking plsce where Father Absinthe
was now keeping au eye on them
hut Father Abslnlhe did not rouow tne
men nor was he in the restaurant when
Lecoq sought blm there. He turned up
at Lecoq p lodgings that night much tbe
worse ror wesr snd full or remorse. He
hsd got into conversation with an sf
rabie stranger wbo bsd tsken him to a
billiard room got him drunk and induced
h tm to blab. "Tne myaurious
complice again." said Lecoq. "Well It
Is no use crying over split milk
When Lecoq arrived the nest morning
st tha Pslsls de Justice snd asked for
the Baron d'Bscorval ths door keeper
ssld: "Ths baron won't be here not tor
several weeks. Alighting from his car
rtsga yesterday be fell and broke his
leg. m. BegmuOsr is taking bis plsce."
i.eeoQ felt his suspicions regarding the
hsron d'KSCorvsi reviving out wnat
could It all mean? He went lo see M.
Segmuller.
He wss exsmlnlnr the papers In the
esse snd Lecoq told blm ell thst he hsd
recently discovered and gsvs him the
packet of earth wblcb he had gathered
from tbe floor of the can In tbe station
house. "I agree with you in regard to
this casa." said tha magistrate; "tbe
prisoner is no ordinary man. Tbe keep-
er or the prison has written men that be
is so violent that I bad better not et-
amlne blm unless with e guard or sol-
diers. But poufl I am not sfraid."
Just then tbe murderer accompanied
by a keeper entered or rather pre
ip luted himself into tne room "wnere
Is the magistrate I" he cried fiercely. "I
am the magtstrste" replied M. Segmuller
ouletlv. "No. I mean the other one.'
"The baron? He hss hsd sn accident he
hss broken bis leg and will not be- here.'
Tbe prisoner's whole msnner changed
His features relaxed and be tottered ea If
about to fail. Then be became csim and
composed. "I hope" ssld at. Segmuller
"that. In future you wiu moderate your
excitement. You have tried to kill your
self. It would nave bren s great crime
added to many others. "crime?" re
plied tbe man. "1 am guilty of no crime.
tried ta alo myself because I round
raj sett nunea enve. u wouiu nave ineue
no difference to anybody i nave no
Wire or child depending on me."
He mid the story of tne right in the
Pepperbox ss he bed told It before snd
the widow cnuptn nan tow itJ-oniy
i time be ssld thst there were two
women with the three men wbo bsd st
tacked him. "What sort ot women were
they?" asked tbe magistrate. "Ob ordl
nary women such ss one would expect
to rind in such s plsce big women with
rough voices snd dark or complexion
very dark." "We shall confront you
with a witness." replied the msglstrstf
wbo will swear that they wars small
women blonds with curavsted volees.
Ths prisoner shrugged his shoulders
eying: can only tell what I saw
"Hsd you ever been to tbe Pennerbo:
before "Naver. "Did you Intend to
nee wnen me ponce came?" "Tea.
ay wnat way 7" "The back door or
course." You bad never been there be
fore how did you know there wat n
hark door?
The prisoner looked pussled for a
moment snd then with a laugh ssld:
"How absurd; why. of course I. saw the
women flee that way." "Who Is Lachea -
eur?" -i never beard tha name until
tbe dying soldier uttered It." "Your
name?" "Ms." "Christian name?" "I
hsve nana. "Your age?" "forty four
or feciy-rtve. can I tell my own atorar
"Certainty replied the magi tret
nmrtetor of s traveling snow round
infant sbout six months old lying by tha
Ida of the mea near as. ssoeue. Brit-
tany ft was your humble servsnt. He(
and his good wife brought Ins up and
when I became old enough gsvs ma S
plsce in their show. It was the tnontb
of May when they round nas and so they
called me May. Triglot was an unedu-
cated man ignorant or tha law. Ma did
not inform the authorities mat ba bad
found a child and. ror that reason though
I am living I do not legally exlsL Par
to have s legal existence it M nscssiary
that one's name parentage snd birth
place should figure in s municipal reg-
istsr.
Later when I had paseen tne proper
age for conscription a lawyer told me
thst I should set into all sorts of trouble
If I tried to get myname on ihe register
si so lata a dsy. That's why I hats no
christian name and am uncertain as to
tbe date of my birth." "What sort of
show did Triglot hsve?" ssked ths mag-
istrate. "Ob" replied May "gymnasts
snd trapexe performers a rattling good
show."
"You were a professional gymnast"
sstd Segmuller "snd yet your hands
are ss detlcste snd small ss s woman's."
"On I did not do those stunts. I wss
ths 'spieler sod made addresses before
the placas where they showed to at-
tract people. We went all Over Eng-
land Oermany everywhere" "Could
you 'spiel ss you csll It In English and
Merman?" ssked SerTOUUer. "Certainly."
"Give us s specimen of your art." Sag-
ran ler understood Oerman and Lecoq
English. Tbe prisoner gsvs tbem epeei-
ments of his ipowers tons snd language
of the professions! "barkers" attached la
cheap shows.
"By whom were you lsst employed?"
ssked tbe magistrate. "By sn Caglish-
msn named Simpson wbo bad a show
consisting of birds beasts and reptiles
a menagerie in abort. I left hbn st
Lelpslc ss he was going to America and
I hate the ocean." "Al what hotel did
you atop to LelpslcT" "At no hotel we
ate snd slept In a big vsa belonging to
ibe show. I srrired la Peris Sunday
morning took my trunk to a little hotel
near tbe Northern railway station and
started out to sea tbe city. I wan-
dered sbout flnslly ssw lbs lights of
tbs drinking plsce where I was sr rested
went In snd called for s glass of brandy.
The three men and tha two women were
evidently plotting some raecallty. They
accused me or being a detective. Ons or
the men declsred my besrd wss falsa and
pulled it. l struck him and they all
pitched on me. Tbe rest you know."
"What wu the name or the hotel where
you left your trunk?" aaked Segmuller.
"I do not remember. I was Just trying to
think" ssld the prisoner "it wss right
across from the railway station snd tbo
woman who keeps It bad a starling In a
cage thst could talk. You wilt find my
trunk there snd the clothing In 11 is sit
marked with the first letlsr of my name."
I "You bad s pistol?" "Tes it wss of
snirtsn make and wu given me by
Simpson." "Why resumed Segmuller
did you Uka your boots off in tbe cell
et tbe station house snd daub your feet
with mud?" The prisoner looked per-
plexed for s moment snd then ssld with
s isugh "Ob I see what you are driving
at. you wink it was to disguise my
well tended feet I am not to blame If I
have always tsken s pride in keeping my
Serson nest Ths fsct is thst my boots
urt roe end my feet were swollen. So
took orr my boots and poured water
over my swollen feet from tbe pitcher
in the cell. Arterwarda ta moving about
on tbe earthen floor I gol tbe dirt on
them."
The magistrate's whole manner
changed. He cama and stood by tbs fire
snd dropping his "omclsl" voice spoke
to the prisoner ss one man of the world
would speak to another. "Sir" he ssld.
"do me tne honor to believe me gifted
with sufficient perspicuity to recognise
under tbe difficult pert you sre playing
to perfection s very superior gentleman
a man. endowed with remarkable tal-
ents in subtle rtssonlng 1 confess thst
you hsve beaten me. But when I return
to the charge I shall hsve proofs enough
to crush you. Today I freely offer you
spy assistance thst will not conflict with
my duly. Speak. Shall I send thla
tactiva away? would you like to
my clerk out of the room?" The
oner darted upon the magistrate a pi
log look. Hla lips moved but no sound
cams rrom them.
(to Bs Continued Tomorrow"
1
V
rt
witn
asLj
Glimpses of the Past
TWKNTY-rOt'R YEARS AGO TODAY.
T. T. Slsttery vies grand mastjf or
tha Brotlierhood of Railway Trainmen
auivea id ji rao rrom tne east to t
(uiurr wiui lOCSl omcisis.
It was rennrtfd futir milkman nt i i
Paso were forming a milk trust to get 1
the milk aupply under one management.
1
nf a
City saloonmen asked for the
or four El Paso bartenders to
Stiver
ss si stance
belD SUDDlv the thlrstv neonle on Umi
day excursion to stiver city from LI
Paso.
Dick Tobln. a ueii km.un i i !
left for Denver to accept a position for
the summer.
Colonel 1. T. Orsyson of Chihuahua Cltv.
srrired la El Psso sfter a trip do the
mining districts of Colorado and; Hew
Mexico.
Tbe hlrheSt tenine ralura ua tffi anrt
tbe lowest 70 degrees.
l UN TEAIS AGS TODAY.
a. t i. uuiaii mini one 01 uieir w
medicine men because he killed mora or
unir men man ne cureo.
Tbe El Paso Baseball club waa ra.
organized when tbe old organisation re-
iuau w pi ay s rouriu oí juiy gama.
A meetine nr ilia RnrriM nirua mm
heal In the tiuarantv Trust btilldtn. Thev
went to t on Bliss for 1st get practice.
One of the deeds riled was: Mr. snd
Mrs. J. L Ware to J. i: how land sixty ;
three acres of land in uiwn or Vateu
consideration ftOO.
i
The highest temperature wss gS a
the lowest St degrees.
W ar Song of America
By Oraaliead Wee
ef the VlgUeaies
We are on our wav berk Home-
Home where the high flsg flies;
We srs on our way rrom the rut
With the nag lust in our eyes;
So those or you tn the van.
Hark to our warning song--
"Oive us tbe open rosd
Till wa land where we belong.'
Soft we hsd grown snd fst -Watching
the Shadow creep j
Sort with tbe dull content
or those who sre half asleep:
But the Eagle's plsce is the peek.
And now by her lends snd seas.
Flung to the world-wide winds
una usury goes to me oréese.
We are on our way back
1
"BlaBBl ta rtiaoaaa "one aa
anr-tre yeara ato Tnaaot. aft
ra rom. before
from the aVapttii
of the Win
By the trail that leada rrnm
lorouin uie awirl .
Btore;
Bo thoae of you In the wag
Hark to the chant we're Bpurv
"Give aa ihe open rota
Till w find our place te wm BB.1
OU Una LOCATBD.
Alpena. Mlrh.. June 17 -The kid at if. -Jt
ataaawr Pewabtr. sunk In Lake Wuron in
laa ith a valuable earn ot rooper VI S
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Black, James S. El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 37TH YEAR, Ed. 2, Thursday, June 28, 1917, newspaper, June 28, 1917; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth199132/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting University of Texas at El Paso.