"Nor would I at this moment be anywhere else than where I am. I pity the poor civilians who shall never have seen or known the things that we have seen or known. Great as are the pleasures that they are continuing to enjoy and that we have re-strain of destiny is to me a source of greater satisfaction. Come to love France and understand the nobility of the effort this admirable people is making—that will be the surest way of your finding comfort for anything that I am ready to suffer in their cause."
Words proved in blood, like Seeder's ring true as any poetry. Who can regret the sacrifice of this poet who lived his poetry too? Mothers of France will not ignore his memory—American mothers must not forget his message and its cure for doubting souls.—Colliers.

Inquired, the sense of being the inestimable, this doctrine of the wanton destruction of food is rank treason. Spokane is in no position to object to the use of poisonous gases by Huns to murder men on the battlefield, or the use of poison in the wells to kill men, women and children, so long as she permits the free distribution of this I. W. W. poison, this treason and anarchy, throughout the Inland Empire.
Mayor Fleming of that city has said that he will not interfere with this street speaking. There has been no revolt against his position by the people of Spokane, so that it must be assumed that they are behind their mayor in his protection of the I. W. W. agitators. 