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FEBRUARY, 1919
The Commoner
avotHER TRIUMPH
.t-imnni prohibition IB an assured
1 ,i Nebraska han uio Honor or.
iL tho nnaTetete of tho thirty-sis
belpg :!2 to ratify the amendment
1 ffhitlon nation-wido after January
rV?n Tho sudden and almost un
animous acceptance of this amena.
V mm w " r V Ji mrn - . -
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Already, he is responsible in
mont
Xer ??.?S: .S
for three great cnauBca .. -"
montal law of the nation. Senators
Xted by direct vote, an income tax
and now national prohibition are
Sndamwtal measures which by the
force of his great eloquence and his
Irresistible leadership Mr. Bryan has
ived to see come into being -while
he is still a young man. In all Amer
ican history, no man has had such
a profound influence upon tho na-
CURES HIS RUPTURE
Itional and international llfo as Mr.
AJLjau. Aimosi am ne prevent tho
WOrld War "whlrli lirMrn nnf ln mu
President Wilson, in a recent dis
cussion of peaco settlements in
Europe, publicly expressed his belief
urni naa ino nations of Europe
adopted Mr. Bryan's plan of discus
sion before hostilities, tho war would
havo been averted. His traatiAfl of
peace upon which he worked lone
and faithfully while secretary of
state, were thn hfcrlrmln!H nt tim
world league for peaco over which
so mucn uiscusslon Is now being ex
pended. In his declining years Mr.
Bryan can look back over his record
with great satisfaction as ho sees
millions of people, first denouncing,
then discussint? and flnnllv milium-
iastically accepting tho great reforms
wntcn ne courageously advocated
early, at a time when their advocacy
meant ridicule, personal insult and
private rather than official life.
Fajrbury, Nebr., Journal.
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A Washington dispatch, dated Jan.
30, says: In urging immediate naval
expansion today before the Houso
Naval Committee rhich votes to
morrow on the Administration's now
building program, Admiral Mayo,
commander in chief of the Atlantic
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"The league of nations in rapidly
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The Admiral agreed with Chair
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In urging naval expansion, the Ad
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4VDo vou think that this is tho on-
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qt war. debts?" psked Representative
Kelley, of Michigan.
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, "I think that England will always
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"Then it is a race between us and
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"It may be," answered heAdmlral.
Admiral Mayo, when questioned re
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recommendations of the Bureau of
Navigation that thera be not less
than 8,000 officers in tue navy uy
1920, and that the complements of
the ships in both officers and men
be kept at war strength. He said the
present shortage of naval officers was
se-ious.
"No matter what the peace con
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further building, "nothing this con
gress, can do will be up to our naval
requirements. There was, never a
time when it was so necessary for
the United States to be thoroughly
5 prepared." m u ,',,
Commancier rye, wnu a--
the Admiral, recommended construe
tftfn of a' super-destroyer larger and
more heavily armed than those now
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