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The Commoner y. ' . i: N i 2 Whether Common or Not ■ Hv.UJK iN. An l ' nha| | ' ltifftt «n« thf prioolpil. tsk ic It f r .1 liiiic 1 ' tta» ntsi . io t :rili ' •■ ' tUeir iurri J v -v.jh the Jll;i r.K cirtU, ' asU- Ihou. with!!! ■. ton pressort. Us r«:ia ' j ' ,i! ' aii J pUce c ask tlie prke givoc thcc? . whco tluy ' :i hiir.srr £1.1 r for me: a Uitie child . tiniorc, ;.1 .-»R«, Touipk. Uochelle. - empty v. mcrD? ■ . liiUe chilli, i;; more ill V ,.-; .• )., 1 the yrars have that die :. - , iLiid t Jat uu ; i;;i, u;;ali4.j tor c ot I-kurH Jt u , . ,1.-.,. ..-Illy siauuol ibi in wliK ' h sue wji» woifnng auJ. . .:iS a buv k, oQun-U it lv lUe : •rjihcanl. Eaymg, I ' orhaps juu ; «oui l lltkO lbs. ' A KT»(n ' y Car- .tiual. No, was I!. ..r I l-.ftiiog-.cal . .w . Uui. I ' Xttidinvil ibv kindly ai 5ijt- [ iut. Willi r.ft I • 3 fiithusiaaca. ihis .irJinal was a birJI Th»t woulti not reoommeoit him . :i mv. said tbe wocnaa, aa she i L.inv«M. nway In si-arch ot a librarian wbi i houI ) be a botit-r Judge Of i character as vrell as u( I..auni Jena! I .i.i.vs peers. — Harpers • Mxc itl litunl ttrvuniManeps The sympathetic prison vUitor ' .vonl from cell to coll intervicwlcs i Uie inmates. To one peiiiteut-look- ng indiTidual she put the usual I ie iion; lial broucbt ynu here? . Borrijwliis luouey, lady? wa» . ' be reply. Uui, giiod gracious! she ci klaimetl. tliry doii ' t ]«.it prifon for Iwrrown Xot ordinarily, but I bad lu Ivnoo ' s. j p(yyp. llo ' w u l.ree or four times bv!l l.i ' would ' It to me. — Exchange. -Ok: son c: want yii lUut ' ii v «.«. ' » Uiiiiii k ' I bje pleuiy o ' them at ham. : Loudon Answers. Trut i i.w.urc Major Iia»b ' r, I saw a tnau t «y who would like tho pleasure ot ! iUK you. said a frleml. Kiekliig lueJ expuxled the m.i- jor. Kiraing mo! Uive m« ht?. uaiue at once! I hardly like to ' »kld the other. I iualst upon knowiog. major. Ah, well, MI lell you, ' s ii i n-..- niher. It ' s a soUiior who ' s in the hilSpital «llh li.irh 1. !• ; ,.: ■■ -.Tir. Bits. Astut« aid. ■ arlug. lie I eurii ■ ct Viiti liul cli ' Til.ti but — Uiruiinghain Aee-Her- Ti o . ' Much f .r liim Havfl you any butter boansT I want some better butler :.an the butter beaiu I got Those butter heana- ' ro bitter beans, she eoncluded. And the groier bad a giddy spell. — ' :■ ' ;.• Courier-Journal. sac CI- . -hitM .1 . i. r wo..- •1 t urs, a: Hjoo say ar» is all f:iklns It All RiKht :at!y who had been intro- i: ' a doctor who was also a snr ill a university, Celt soDoo- pu zled as to how kIi- ' «--,.uia n.lreBH the great taau. Sh;ill I call you doii. lO- i.»?or ' 7 she asked. . , )h! Just a» you winh. iras the ri-ply; a a matter of fhet, some i-eiiplc call ino an old idiot. Indeed, she said, awcetly, but ;!ico, they are people that know .vou. -Tit-mts. ■ I found such a wond gain, said M.-s. Khitt-r. What w iiat,- ' sk,u band, aQ- M.Tj-j.-k Bay. •:.Vd»V„ Q ; down town to Chicago Now P iiT jiisi as 1 Kot In the 7 rut p a sign, ' AH hats at }f prl,.e. ' •So you only h..d to spend half of the money you latcndetl. Oh. no, I bought two hats instead of one. — Chicago Herald. I ' oUiteJ rarrtiri ' . ' ' ' ' Fisures may not lie : ' .r. ijiten misleading. Very often the price of iiiteriy )» or ten daj a. uc world seldom sjicaks well of a . who in dead broke, . nd sotno women h.tters are floor walkers su deparimcDi store . Man a m;iii . li ' : :i uy money in the brtoe of iile ' f tears. — rRKSIl KXT ARtH ' .SKD IIV l i: l . flATlON Ol ' (iCAllO A Oopend.iMo tiuide : riond— What is the Aral thing you do wbsn a raaii pru«cnts liiiuseli to yon tor oonsuJtation? ' Doctor — I ask him If be has c«r. Krlcnd-- ' l:at do ynu ! that? Doctor — It be has one. I know he ia wealthy — and If lie hssn ' t. I know he is bealO ' iCfalo Courier. Kor the Future A boy In a Chicaifo school refused sew, evl lrntly cousl dering It be- i-aih the dignity ot a 10-ycar-old man. i-.-.r-,. r .-.hi.,,- ,M, ..,,wi.4. said .M.idiTii Thrift An Associated Press dispatch Ili- lows: WosUJusioo, Jan. 3i». — t»res- idenl Wiisou, bpeaking today to a deiesatlon trotu the Aluryiitoa t,eBRue for .National Duiejise. which attacked the nattoiiul guard and advo :ated uuiv. rtal miiiiarj trHuilug, rebuked them fur Iheir unrestrained lau- giiago and eai ' t they wuuld have a belier chance lor hia support if they ' were more reusonable in their atti- tude. The mctuorial read to the J ' risi4ent apoke of the national guard sysleui as a disgrace auri a . ' ■failure. ' H urged u- . - ■ ipulsory miiltary iruinn I and mentioned the ni {the national guard aU a«i the Mex- Ican border as an example of th Aro you saving up anything for ; failure of the system, a rainy day? oakod the thrifty cit- I Presidoul Wilson lol Izen. Ves, replied Mr. ChuRglns. In jtlon that their altiiuuo cii sed a lit;;; while ' . ™. h v nou n i-=- ' iL ' i: !f--:? ,... ' to buy n brand-new top for ray auto-, mobile. — Chicago Hm»ld. ' » iWMm ju iaiKCTBrwai BARGAIN OFFER For Limited Time to New or Renewing Subscriber THE COMMONER and Thrice-a- Week NEW YORK WORLD, both One Full Year for Only $1.15. Address Ortfers to THE COiMMONER, Lincoln, Nebr. the the quc.illon and wa» not helpful. The PresnUni, discusislng compul- isory military service, declared that OriKinHllty u.Kiuestlonably physical traJnIng i v... «„,„,, ,7 , V ■ ' ' ' ' ■ ' ' ' ' l would accomplish a Kind iTleml (to composer who has great deal, but it can be hud wlth- Just playiMl his newly written revue ; „ut compulsory military service. v .T Twm.rJr- l ' » » ' ™! II added that ho wa. desiroua Of liked that little thing. Now pUy ono doi.ig the wise thing and that tha n„.n?l • ' ' o«? - I.ondon! entire subject was receiving hla mnit j earnest con.ildcratlon. He vlgorouaiy 1 defended the eftorts betnp mado In Op ' ulon. OojtUy Krror eongress to b Iley, what did you go and sell tary service. them applea for? j Ain ' t thoy fer sale? I do not 1 anybotiy my ! No. Them was samples we take igubjeet said v out to onr antomoblle rustomert. —! frankly ay to von I.oul8Tlllo Conrler-Journal. „,„ Impressed b.v Hollow lto| « ve to you or St In tbi I will ,ve bf-cn liiriil if It had been expressed iu strained langnago. tVom Never despair. Somewhere te-lthe unaualined atatementa iu mUs yond the clouds iho sun Is shining. paper, I must frankly Jltssent Yes, and somcwbero below tha , The nu mcrial which aroused the
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The Commoner WILUAM J. BRYAN, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR vol. 17. NO. 8 Lincoln, Nebraska, August, 1917 Whole Number 700 hOK NATION-WIDE PROHIBITION Text of Joint Resolution Adopted by the United States Senate, August 1, 1917 - submittal bv Si-nator Shopp . ould add the tuilovriaf article 1 .. . R««o1vcd by the Senate ind House of Bepresentativet of the Un. Statai of Amsrica in coagrwu asMobled (tw-thirds of each - following amendment to the constitution be and hereby is proposed to the atate to beco y when ratified by the Icglslatares of the several states as provided by the coa- stitntion : Article Section 1 The manufacture, sale or transportation of Intoxicating liquors within, the importation thereof into, or the fjcport-ition thereof from, the United States and ail territory subject to the jurisdiction thereof for beverage purposes, a been ratified as aa amendment ' by the ithin sdx yearn from the dato of ►h u the st.i I nrra f hi j i k ri : •■ 1 .T Vi » An r - n ' -I 1 ♦ .1 Resisting the Draft ■yttx r of fb» »« r. ' -- :» ' ing ' hi- -.l-aft (i. ? Terr f ' -» thT - ' h ' luM be nofie. ■kime ar-y con ' ♦» «• ' - nT •ar »i.J may «ur , un. h- m»;nl Ihi «iiv» rain«nl » ■«« fit to Millt ' t r»ther . 1, .n I . ' .I.. .IT. irnit hut f»«n x x t ' »n not pvios of «-Bf«ur s - ro .r. T .-. V,.; , ... r.-»l»t. St-n ' ..- — ' .1- ■ b« sbowB to (hosf who. ' W . ■Vii ' ;i, lu.ij 1 . [U.i law It gltrs lars« j :in-.|1» »?nnf ' . ' ' .Ill not too l«f? ' The loiiditlon. »r« ' .ry, and l»ie ri ,ii .iir-a must fit tb« coinli ' .i.n.o 1 hi I ' ri ' sldent • i!)tlit to tiivp power to protrct alt th» ptnpi tr ni lii trr J of aoT unpatriotic few ni| th- r;»tur rule ought to b« M ctiansc4 as to glv thr toajorllr ! • right to rl.)» (l katr. Thl» r((?hl fhoiihl oxlst in (bf ttJ»Jority «t all ' nr». but It l» pspt-rUIIr DPOMsary iturins lb» r. when Immrttui i ' ' ■• • ■ ' •- -- .rjr at aar Hm«. 1. ' ihf w«r kc« p« up irtuf ' h longer Cli rmanr ' . run ■ ( mplirlplj ' out of naliMti i ' t: . f f ! (tn larins witr upoq k Abusing Free Speech B ' fiT - a war It is porf!- ' tlr proper loin of isoing (o w»t, but th ii ' S. U ' »u»n 1. . ; isftl w!i 3 uita Ali -r that, no diu ' shjulij bt ' v ■ cloak attai ' k)! upon hi. k ' .i-rnnoivnt or mil to sh n M7 ander ihe i laini ' li.«( h Is xorUhig frt nlom if «pr H-|i. No »)miiaihr, ihcrffOTO. «!U bo wastrd UP l ' i... ' 1 . i.... h...... ur.- rl. IvH upon I ho I ' llitr I ' r uupat- it Aad . .13 rrW aa V« ran BO .-an of CONTENTS . i;ifi. i WHY JCHT to I war- — : the Till o i:;;- M i . 1 lev •.! |. ' .,iry l!i.» to taol nil ' of iio v«IU ' It •n or I ' .-,,.-, rtTAXD ....... ..... ., .. J-.-.,,. .. throuRh. no roallcr wh ' -lhpr ili» wsr 1M long or 1 1 tempt to IB h r I 3inrAN odtA£CM ' - ' • • ' » ' « «b»ir o . t I I r .;? ; I III LIT V U.VOKM 1 :..)( I rti ST ' .. .flY l. IN X KXK I ' OUTICfl IN aimMANT II ... in .HKI»An. TK TMSIM soparatc the brewrry and the dlHiMlvryt flo, !i would b» rriiol. Thff h-wf bcm partners in crlni tor a generation they have br. n r K ron»plrator asalnfl all that U hl|b Aod boly. Let ihpm dio (o| lher and bo bur d In tho tan gruTK.
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