lelusi'.i; il ?
)lir of iri pen . >n !
h? f.e! r ? it ? ef) t O cn UH0
idents m such neigh
ndivlduals ho ra
ncon plaining and
1 1 he proserin Jon of
' our1 The duty of
" . tin: ? w rests on
I >epart mnnts, and
ptivate shoiihlors. If
? r.ents r< ? t nndty tlio
1 ? lug re ctr d. a
? iievo their Jiilntis.
Jf the M<*\ ic,, u (?( n, ?>: i un
|pvernor-Gei ? ral's invit ?ion a
Ltiada, the (Jertnans will take
fidencc of American "truck? i?
kritain.
eptS llif.
h\etie iu
- further
to real
I'li^s^ -I 'oot iny
is unkind of that association o: v:
to pester Justice Hu^Ihh by asking win t. < r
is for conip ? ory military serv.ee.
thinks of the l < iteral reserve currenc. bill.
Whether lio would havt; protested against tie
evasion of Belgium and backed protest, with
)rce, and just what his plan is to make
lex 1 co healthy, wealthy, wise and good.
On such matters Mr. Hughes either has i.o
pinions or else keeps his opinions to him
Mf. Ho :s prottv sire that everything the
JSldent has done was wrong, but he is not
^Jng to commit what he seems to regard as
ie mo$t terrible of all wrongs by taking a
ince of lobing a vote.
(Sam Blytho, in the current number of the
turd ay Evening Post., describes two illus
iua. jpusfey-i'ootej-a who, ia his Judfitflcnt,
lead the political Marathon. His favored en
tries arc Edward M. House, of Texas, and
W. Murray franc, of Massachusetts. Mr.
Blythe made a mistako when he did not in
clude in his list the name of Charles Evnns
Hughes.
