Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 95, Hammond, Lake County, 10 October 1917 — Page 4

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THE TIMES

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THE TIMES NEWSPAPE

BY TIIL LAKE COTJNTY PEIKTINQ & PUBLISHING COMPAHY

The T!ni-s East Chicago-Indiana Harbor, dally except Sunday. Entered t th postoffice In East Chicago, November 13, 1913. The Lake. County Times Dally except Saturday end Sunday. Entered at the poatofTice in Hammond. June 28, 1806. The Lake County Times Saturday and weekly edition. Entered at the postofTlce !n Hammond. February 4. 1911. The Gary Evening Tlrses Dally except Fundav. Entered at th postofflce In Gary, April 13. 1912. All under the act of March S. 1879. as icc-ond-chir." matter.

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OUR COUNTRY'S VITAL NEED. Men with a quickened snse of national responsibility, who will galvanize into emmcdiate action those who consider this war incidental' instead cf cruslal the better that every phase of it may be vigorously prosecuted reQardless of their personal sacrifice.

WHAT OP THE FARMERS? President Wilson, In a recent address to the people of the United States raid: ''Upcn tie farmers of this country, in a lareo measure, rests the fate of the var and the fate of the nations." In every crisis it is the farmer that the people of this country have turned for help because the farmera have cev?r failed thorn. The opportunity to srY? his country has come again. The ser-ond issue of the Liberty Ixa.n for 13,000,000,000 is b,5inS floated and Washington look,? to tho farmer to do his share, to buy freely. Marshall Forrest of Chlcaco. "who is boom ins the sale of these bonds in the country districts of Illinois, calls attention to the i-nereased production of irrain la the state, especially oats. Throughout the entire seventh federal reserve district this crop has been above the average, to say nothing of the increased priae received for It. The farmers have the money; their crops are garnered: their profits should be invested in these Liber'y bond?. It is inconceivable that they will hold back for a moment in such a crisis as we are now passing through, for every dollar put. into a Liberty Bond is an effective blow struck at autocracy ft- represented by the enemy of the United States.

DEPENDS OX "WHOSE OX IS GORED. "The city pays a larze sum to the state public accountants. It is time when that board should be on the lookout." Ga-y Tribune. It is presumed that the hoard has already kept vigilance in the past. In the meantime publication of its report on the activities of the park board, when the Tribune editor was a member, lettin? printing contracts to a newspaper in which at least one of the park commissioners was said to be interested will be awaited with interest. Perhaps an order will be entered directinc that certain sums he restored to the city treasury forthwith.

THE STEEL TRUST'S RAILROADS AXD MONOPOLY. Recent wage troubles between employes of the Klgin. Jolk-t and Eastern railway of the steel corporation have drawn attention to this unit in the trans portation wing of the big trust. More than five years aeo government reports insisted that the transportation lines of the sieel trust, contributed to making it a f.iant monopoly. Herbert Kncx Smith, commissioner of corporations in a report sent to President Taft, said that so far as the steel corporation enjoy "monopolistic power" it lies chiefly in its holdings of ore and i's railway transportation facilities. Sesregation of the railroad lines, a well as the cutting down of the unreasonable earnings from control of ore fields were i--ue:Ps!od by the commissioner In 1912. "Segregation of these railroad properties from the stI corporation would stop what is unquestionably an evil, and that is the imposition of high I ates upon competitors' shipments, which plpci-s them at a eret disadvantage, while at the same time forcing Diem by reason of this ery fact to contribute unduly to the profits cf the steei corporation on transportation. Not only in the Gary-Chicago district, but. in the Pittsbure, HirniiOKbam and the Duluth (ore) centers are the steel railroads, a forceful factor in the giant system, but there are also its river barges, its world f.o t of ocean liners and the Pittsburg Steamship company, which operates a larger tonnage on the great lakes than is represented by the navy of Italy. Now in court as an illegal combine, the largest tnrge? of the v sidrnt's order wiping out the excessive war profits of steel, this industry Mill soon have its fate pondered over by the United States supreme court Inter-west awaits the disposition that will be directed to be made of its transportation facilities, whether they are to continue as they are or whether v are to l e begregated.

VICTORY OK DEFEAT. By Hooth Tarkinct n.) A victory for Germany that is, a conclusive vie lory and a "German peace" would mean that Germany had defeated the world, including what the world fipMeves to be the better part of Ger:nan itself. Prussia would be cock o' the

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