Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 62, Number 9, Jasper, Dubois County, 8 August 1919 — Page 2

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DISHOP WILLIAMS TESTIFILS IN THE $1,000,000 LIOEL CA1E AGAINST TRIBUNE. WONT TELL "HALF-TRUTHS"

N'oted Divine Says If Manufacturer's Theorie Are Anarchistic Then He Is In Danger Of Becoming Anarchist Himself.

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A -af ml Min' Foinih f July will n.'t iM iit tli I. rl.-ir.iti.ni of Iti'l. j-. ii'li in '. tli '(nf .iiiiinti cf tin' I'r.ltfil Si:iti- nnil tin' Mniiro' ilnrtrliH' frmn li-ir:z iii-tit imi'il n.iin ntly tlii" suTiiT.o-r ii ml with t;rvf.t -nl 1ui:imi.

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Mt. demons, Mich. The Cl.l-'.t;;.i Tribun rnteil its defense In the 1 U.OuO.OüO libel suit which Henry KuiJ hu brought aKahi.st it aftor f p. nJ.iu.: M'vcn wtH'ks and two ilays in iitn n.i't inte to itovo that it was Ju-titii ! in .

lalllnij tho laanufacturer un "anar- J fhi.-t." Tho U'th woek of the liiuli tlKned with Ford cuunsol offt-riiu: r- ' buttal testimony against Tho Tri-1

luue's deft-nso. The firt witness for Mr. Ford was the Ht. llov. Chai-les U. William. I. P., Episcopal bishop of Michigan. wh

Hipoarod on tho stand in rt-huttal of ,

tho testimony of I'rof. J. S. Reeves, irofessor of political science In tho University of MichiKan who had previously testified that Henry Ford's

views were distinctly ttnarchis-tic. (

Dlshop Williams said that Mr. Ford's views were far from U-iu

nnarchistic and were, In fact. Chris-i tlan. common and often commonplace. The Itishop refused to be b-d bv i Tribune counsel in his answers and . insisted on telling "the whole truth." Asked whether he thought Henry Ford's declaration that all armies. : thould be disbanded, all navies dc- j i troyed and all material of war con-j verted Into comrnerlcal Implcmeati j

was anarchistic, the witness answered: Would Be Good World.

tag.'s from Scripture that express al:.ioit that idea. 1 Kl'ould Bay that Uio m.i in theme of these statements by Henry Ford are distinctly Christian, ciiniinonly preached In Christian pulpit:, and that if they were lived up to t;.U would be a pretty good Christian world." "itiahop." a el Tribune counsel, "do you believe that Mr. Fcrd has luoteil, "patriotism is the Ust rttjit ti u scoundrel.' " "I have oft : s.tld io," respen b-d th-.' witneis. -I have often stc-n it so." Cm. coining the doctrine of nun-re.-i.-at e Iiishop William deel: r--4 In- did not believe in .such a tht(.r Lut tl .it many Chri. tians did.

"It 1. the belief of anarch lit a." s-A.d ' Trihi'-iu f.ilin.fl !

f,Ycs i:id the belief of Chrlstüin?.' " "ill u hu good tnou;h ta joi.r

Wer tue c;Uf .-,tion," retorted couus. 1. j "Aiurihidis say that and Chri.a- .j laus say that. I am ufTaid I am fcoür.- i to tell the who'e truth." "Now PMiop " J

Would Tell Whole Truth. "I am k'-i-'K to tell the -vJui!.. truth." "Ym are telliiiK t-omrthln; have I;: t asked t u to I 'll." "VoU have i.ot a4ied a for tb .j

hole ti.Uh. 1 have to follow v.i'y toi Li. nee. 1 I-in a simple man.", 'T am atr .i i." ccntinued U, Itishop "that if .Lu U anarchy I asr oe with U iiiostly." Foi l codii-ei th. n c:J wA Willlan . A. DurmiuL, pivfessor t. history .m

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' Bsrcarst, Franor, hss tr hor.t..i of proilucing the first plas. hft it nnbreakable. The new pr:f h ln ruccMsfully applied to the manufacture of lamp ohimncyj fr imc In coal mines containing mijeli fm damp. The p!as makora of IJsuvara? have a!o succordM in incrRv in the elasticity of th." .'!;i.v. '! hit tUy rcomplish by allir ir.r.-m-tia and oiiile to tho ordir.-ur cry 11 glas. Sucres Mtf.uiri. 600 DULLET8 PER Mt.VJTL 'IT rocontlj ir.Tf r.le-1 Inr-M.-r rirr g-in combines tho rapidity c, I re, rnn::1 end c-fTeotivi r,e of a ir-.r.-rhinr cun wi'.h e li-:!i?n"s und nrtion of s n aine rif'.. Tlw u:. ii i'.T'A tmm a ff.t and held ofnin.n thj phoulib-r of it. ppi'rntor, who rnQ cither fir? from a sitting position or lying pron The rr-culation

cartrilgfl is n?rd in clip thjit hoM I 60. A pod rifleman can dim-har I from 300 to COO shots prr minute,' if asVis'rd in fervlinp by A mnn to I

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The feature of Chesterfields is that thsy begin where other cigarettes leavo off. In other words, besides pleasing: the taste, Chesterfields go 'em all one better they satisfy! Just liko a long drink of cold water satisfies when you're downright thirsty. No other cigarette can give you this newthing in cigarette enjoyment because none can copy Chesterfield's blend. It's a blend of the finest TURKISH tobaccos from Xanthi, Ca valla, Smyrna and Samsoun and several varieties of the choicest DOMESTIC. And the blend itself the skill with which these tobaccos have been proportioned is a real discovery in cigarette making.

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ha-ded money to newsboys. He had been drinking. All under the sun thnt liquor does, as we said before. Is to brlnn out the true nature of a man. ar most men ars rather deeen. Morning Telegraph New York City.

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