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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
TeoenS SOFT.

Teoer lllpeitn0 aigit NauSag aiten
peo Gcbsn ! III Siem a Gait 9. st.,
efter / Here War At bare lit al Sen
inieenoe Sariot Suugetrriua. Niosoe.
oer bleo ~ Nnr gantuel. bar loot /
YoIoen. Ssnomsrc. 20 War aamnieI
iom ban til Gnrerita. % bar / eli Mar
rGite nniat peo Chicago. RiIipantee'
@anenS Teriteoer / minneapolis. !
1904 ilpttet ban / Ninot. q. 2dt. bpor
ban breo &pgniugSuiriiombeO inotiI ban
/ 1918 Tom Ill Satoma. for ON mulig
at aicrpinec lin table 6cl6rcS. 6nu
eiterIaher ijg eute. Siraitte l~lIoeitao I.
@rinSc. idmi en- Ssu. 4rthur, . Nar
9amn,el. 0iemme / Rorge oUerIeucs
Fan al lin 50 9nr gnmIe 6ar. iumt
az en- 9ror og en- Seiter. giariiu III
peitao. Set uorite Qmerita5 SdgditriOer,
er en- @ror az sen aiocSe. geqrnuelien
iauot Steb Cnsong gitermiaoaa fra z.
Oscar SiorIie5 anpel. buor &dIior 0ns
aces forretiet. Narihaler pur Snot
lllpeitab, Sibcrt llloeitno. Carl SGtre.
2ouis 9uuQlop. Siuert Sehcn OF Gle
Sohnior.
Icoer lltueitaS bar en- benneirl
Wano. Der bar iii tliugs aors meo ne
oeu 5ualmoo. San ind / Gsocn en-
0efrier. men Suoret eiter hnm or Der
FOR lige inart.-"5atontu Siocuee".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
uneoomStoIem SoIpana,
eant0 Barbara Co., Gal.

Sesp9rre Loo BET Jig life sjsre al
eiennemfsre acknowledgements / Col.
bang, California, efter BEN o~prinbeIisc
YIan. 70 baarIise tsrre aar inbtraI
itrar peb S~oretaeenbets @esbnbeIie
3anoialget git oper paa pripate SGn'
Der. @el Ibttebes Bet at rebbe so
niib> Imerican goIpnb"s IttiefnpitaI
men BET Ibffebes lite neo 2anbials Al
ifabe ct Speritu b til Spfsrelie at er
StoIebpenine.
Soritanber 9. Ro~rbentoft bar BOG MI
til Srobs for Interchangeable Spforbrin'
ger ON at isse biem til 0anmarf, be-
TENT fig til at bIipe / Solpans % iGttt
baabe fit Irbeioe % fine Wibler I'M
paa at reiie en- banit l1neoomsfoIe 70,
Vcitfpftens banife gefoIfning Der
Dor trpbs alt opblo,nitrenoe GoIoni.
gefoIfnineen Der ! SoIpans bar bet
ct offentIist Wsbe biIiset, at Soritanbe,
Moroentoft fiji frie 9enber til Soretagen.
bets 0iennemfsreIie, os bar tiliast ban
Ststte efter Gbne. SfaI bet imibIertif
Ipfes for ham at reiie en- %tibsiparenbt
banf 1naooms IfoIe berrce (biotil ia,
ma neiebes meb rent forelebise gps=
nineer). bebsner ban, iom Sorbolbene
er, nseoenbispis osiaa @enners SinIt
itbefra. 9erfor opforbrer hi ale Sc
2anbsme,tb / Gmerifa, Der bar Sors
%itaaeIie at en- eob llneooms ifoIes @ethbs
ming for banif Strife os SoIfelius
Srempert, til at reffe Snnber til. al
en- irnut os COB Sf~oIebbsnins fan blipe
reiit | SoIbang inben 11bi~tiqinesaaret
BELT / ben t~ilitunbenbe CONNER.
Stf Sueen beb at jamie @ibrag til
Soritanber Norbentcft, Solbane. Gal,
euer til en- at os ltnbertesnebe, Ser bai
lcbet Soritanber Mprbsntpft at itaa os
bi fom gbesenobaIe beo Sfolens Sps
fereIie.
Solbang I GpriI 1914.
garl Senfen,
Sorm. for 8eth., Rsb.. SpIbang, Gal
Sobn MrenfieI,
Tormnnb for ~9aniu", SpIpane. Gal
Mntun 9. Sbien,
Sornant for 8. 9. g., goIbans, Gal
Cent "1eesran1pcheu" til errst % geuue
I bet odnle 2dno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
SmAcm Bert euer Smerte.
Fermna gierbe bet for mtg.

Seq timber Teruna at bare en-
iortrinlis Tebicin for 8aaren os
Sommeren, o. oct er mig en- @I1oe
at gIsre mine Senner opmerfiom
paa Den. Seq ueo al Grfarina, at
Koruna er Ell eob Weoicin, o. ieg
an6einler oen i%noirart ies sioes Nm.
Ieoning. Seq fan meo Sanobeo fee,
at lea life bar baut Spor Of nit
gamIe Snoe, o. at ieg boerfen bar
@erf eaer Snterte, men at ieg npoer
2iuet. Cro fan life uotrufte min
1afnemIiabeo Tor buao Eeruna bar
uorettet ior mig"
Errnma en- Teoiein for @aar us
CONNER.
Seq pleieoe of iaa Wdueframpe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
Bet fntt mob 9prene.

Sirebet er Der iaa forferbeIis me-
oct. men iieIben fer hi noeet ON Sc
fiere Sbrs gebanblins. Seq times, bet
er Iigeiaa nebbenbiet iom manet anbet,
Tom Solf lfribcr ON. Set eisr mig
faa forf9rberie onbt at fe, naar Wanb
% lnge Gutter er femme mob 9brene,
iier Seite, os andre Sbr osiaa, iaaicm
&oen, Sunben ns be itaffels aattene.
Naar Wanben CT treb, fan ifaI Bet
neiten ~beftanbis saa ub ober be ffaffels
fhttnrne SIR. 8 GID bn biIbe t9nfe Big
ON. BIZ GbrepIaser! bbor tloe Su sier,
teb bu iaa inberIig bel, bm iaapeI fom
jee. SIT beb at @lib bar Habt ale
Sting, for at Ri ftaffels fbnbige Men1es
fer ifal bape @Iabe % gibtte al Tb,
e @rb bar Tettesiffe eibet %
Dem paa SEN Wnube at bt ffaI bore
itbege MOB benz. life ffaa bem, life Iabe
benz iberte ener bnngre, life Iabe benz
frpie. st ffaI bore barnbiertig mob
aIle Cubs Sfabniueer, ltgeiom Cub er
barmbjertig inob os. SnorIebes tror
bu, BET bilbe eaa, bpis @ub banbIebe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
FRA Santiagp, Minn.

Deeb set iamtfne ics ienoer Tense for
Soften, faar ieg ifrioe noele Orb,
for ies 'er aISrig noeet fra benne
9ant. @i bar 6apt en- milh |inter %
fen Gaar, men M sror BET, iaa bet
forTaar, men Der bar n9ret meeen
Sbebom % mango 9ebsfalb bdabe
edmIe cs unee; TO al Be GIbite Setts
Iere bar facet Sienloo, gnen Somien
% &ieriti I%brabamIcn. Sc bar Nae
boer pg tar af Be ferite. iom Tom til
Settlementet. Ii bar TO greamerier.
ct / Saniiaso os ct / @Ieniebo, a Iil
fra hpernnbre os gutit paa besse Ilaos
fer, faa Der briner ri meeet meb 8reas
tlrer, men ri bar Ianst til Sernbane,
en- 10 Wn. Set bar p9ret paa Sale,
at Der ifaI fomme en- I CONNER. @i
faar baabe ina.
s bet firfeIiae bar Ri bet Bra. en-
flor norf<Iutberf Sbrobemenieheo.
Raftor 9aneIeth er Dor Brett. Saa bar
ri to engeIife 8irfer, en- Retobift % en-
Sritirfe. @i bar oeiaa norf Sfole.
On Enrmerfone.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
UatSfonoetS.

geb Sns ertierSes herpso WootaeeIs
len at iAsenbe gioras til gatsionoet:
5r. % Nrs. Satin. z. Sirunes. Ruibs
more. Rinn.. SO. ira here's Z Bern
SO. BERNARD. SeImcr oa Clarence SO
boer. 9orsne. 5elsne. Slopb % 8oroon
81 hper. gartin g. Nnopbus. 9uperne.
Rinn.. s.. Sacob q. SnSerseite. our
len. "a. So. Carl Soreital. S6or.
"a. s.. Rrs. SIoi Rielans (yise
Raline Soreiia). eagle @rope. "a.
50. 2a5ie g. CIiou gesifaI. eagle
@rooe. ga, s1P. Err. CsmunS Sterps
beim. PALERMO. ". =. S27; bans 10
Bern $3.50. Shonias Mireb os SeIma
Sohdrun. SiIiammeu $3.50. Ssr
t~vitteret for sl.670.f0. SaIt S1.757.6O.
Menter Tor Ysuae | Banter S37.79. To-
inl s1.795.39. 2eiis sr bel ben iiSite
Sang ies toittsrsr for 8apsr til BATS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
Tra Snsel Sum, Minn.

Seq bill bebe Hcbaftsren ON Vlaos
for noeIe 9inier, bnis be lite Fan brus
ges, iaa CT bel Yapirtlrpen life Ianet
bortc. Seq bill lille sIemtne at iise
mango Eat for Yramieboeen. Gi bar
hapt "0ecorabs Yoiten" / 8 Inr, % iee
liter BEN sobt. Ii biz life o9re BEN
foruben oa ies Iiter sobt De Smaaitpts
fer fra Ioree % / SGroeIesbeS gres
bene fra Eorbisr Sic. Bare bun nilbe
ifrine libt %oftere. Set er iaa 1ielben
hi bsrer fra benbe; haaber at fad ct
Ianet @rco fra benbe mart.
90 on, iom I9ier bisie 2inier os bar
bine Sor9Iprc / Norse, slem bem life.
Senb Dem ct 8rep. Set opfriifer Dem.
Wrs 8. @aIrtcfoH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12

meb os eitsr S~ortiereite. Ser bine
gcrn, linens be or irnaa, at are iniue
mob ale Ipr. Tu Sar, foreeaar life
bine Gutter meb ct baarIist erempel.
Spis ou ieIp bebanSlsr Sine Spr pent,
iaa bill bine Senner % eisre bet. VI
Srbipros flyer, "iom 6aoeren er. iao
er Ssnnen". CT set lanbt?
On Sing er ies iiffer paa. % BET er,
at @ib Ter ale Sirs. San Yer faa
inberIis bel, naar pi eisr bet onSe, ON
BET er Mat eler Sag. iaa er bet ingen
SorifieI for Sub. On Sub Ter mig.
q &i9re, bar mil MOB Gprene.
Sbis hi life haobe Seit e1er so, hoao
ifuIbe hi ga sisre? @9r mil MOB On
rene! 8. g. 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
ttnnouGrlis / ct soot 3ioifen.
Sfanoinabiif iautreret &ogebog

Otter benne Se Tan Der laus baabe ioie aammeaauoH Rot os ametfanSs
Better al enbper @t Oct flyer hs iHu. at ben opuier ON at. iom ansaar Bag
ming, Splnns o . 3esuoM nil man fnoe mango sooe Raab, bUoraf baaSs
spsbe % usueoe 9orer fan b1hs Qarbom
IRaal 90 @ret r ansuet ehr bet berti1anos bruesies sufsm, os meo oets
genrpnele. III prathIe Grunbe s bog bet mete beust uousuei 8opper % Steer.
Sosen - 3is Sbcr mo SGuhraioner - er sot % imut tnotunbet %
toier frt tIienbt 9Oc MMo "0ohen" ct aar dorauo 81. 90.
y. Aumubjcn YubGibins Company, Seorab, 5oma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
"a Noucttcs Wnbcialing.

Senator ga Solette Tiger Ell Reoo,tior5-
artitel / iioite nosope al ga SoIette No.
9%a;ine":
.lalenbe til ct mort Wa5ismsos / gis-
mart, y. Sat., ior 10 Mar iioeu opiororeoe
Reoitripsren bsrai NRlgsrue III at iiette
@eorae ~. YUnns iot aOusrssieu. os
iaeoe bl. a.
seq bar tisnbi @eorae VI. 9ouna /
mango Adr. Ia lea pdr CIpernsr Isis
coniin tom ban til Waollou. S,ateus 90
peoitdo, mso Ell aonIits uou9uHt al CereS
eeeislatur Tor at toniultere ~auedasuDe 20
usn ON RoruiaipettIou. seq buffer. al Der
blanot andre Rsolsmmer al oeuue Romite
par en- 8auo pso Hapu "a Dioure. seq
mobtoa BEN nit erstiiips Aou,or. bpor leo
lab peo min Gnlt og berte pad huao De ban
be at iiae. Sss buffer bsitsmt ben Wsuing
leo oa opaioros mso mig islu. ben uernlis,
al Der pda oeune Romite tuu par ri MGuo.
Ger par p;rfelie interssisret eopen ON aoru
inipe,tiou, og al osrne Wduo par George
". yDoung. Seq bGaber. at ! oil lsuos
ham iso nj soneresieu FOR al %reprGieutsre
~poIte,.i bette sougresoiiiritt."
9Glasrue O.. Satotas anoet Siitrist
palate pouna iii sou9resieu. Get par |
1912. Sau tom me Smsluelisr. itileoes
liseoperior me Aniuar % nj at slsre meo
gesniuqeu AZ be aluorliSe groblsmer tueeu
BEN naiionale sopsipnins. loan bar piit ia
at pore IN glGos poren iom Yeeolem al Re
observation-disclosures. ran sr en- oriitis uaibQn
ala GA trojan SfisutIisbsssns sisner. Sau
ban Vustisbso. i%aaodnt Moo os iaaeau
lroisab FOREIGNER hans Soniitusnter5 Sils
no Ga Stetts. ~ Paid Advertisement.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
"Sid$eI SidSXrk"
Nao Gu0cl1.

Gcure iro,aaeHee SoriGnius. fom for mo-
Gen Var uSeu sif t"sco srrer-. fan M faass
raa Gnaeln. Ten idlSs5 paa enaelf "eisbet5
9onairoet". go9su er tlluiireret og fnnuit %
foliS inebunoci Iris Csc eIer meo "Poiteu-
CT etddr / 5orfuo 81 .65.
On srrsttg 90 bddoe for lirae % 6dule.
y. Nuunoien pnel. Co.,
Teesrab, Jowd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12

% "ip~ Sope6pine. GiSe Itaueon0er bIu nUitcn min Gso. gor ia.
milieIrge son FIN mioIcrioig 2inSrtn9, boorior hg bleo utdalrnoSi5 og
op1oo ot Saab on at bHuc rift i9ien. Seq lfrep ma I'll Or. Sort.
man, o. ban tlroaocoe mia at tagc Ferlrno. Sea nj Ell 6ldfe og be-
aunote at BRUCE Sen. Seq bMu mart te6re OF or M belt helbreoet, ioet
i9 ieRr iom en- m aoinNc. Eernd or mini aomfort. % Hg oil a0rg
pore 6en foruSeu." gFr9. Sbomaa N. Morgan, n. s. Z. :, @aeS.
north, Chic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-12
Gn pelfpmmcn 8aoe / Subilrums

aaret Ill SlPgt ca |enner i Horge
pil "9ecorab.Voiie og Geo @rncm"
pere. aun $3.50 pr. Nar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-26
STATEWIDE BAN ON GERMS.
After March I Roller Towels. Bsr-
hers Cups. &c.. Must 90.

ALBANY. Dec. .5.-The common drink
ias cup. the common towel. the unclean
barber cup ard hair brush. splitting or
IN" streets and n public buildings are
tnhoocd under regulations adopted by the
Public Health council Of the state Health
Department and effective MARCH, I. These
regulations have the same force as a
statute enacted by tie Legislature and
they make violation m.sdemeanor
The council, made m Of prominent
physicians. WAS delegated ny the I"gis-
lltnre To- frame 4 sanitary code.
Generally the code as recently broad
cn.d places In force the same reguld-
tons AZ imposed by the Interstate Com
uerce CON mission on interstate railroads
Barber shops after March - must BE- the
last word in cleanliness maricurists
mus 1--WE nail dressing" without the
Il iEhtcst danger OF Infection from badly
kept tools chiropodists must cut out a
corn only after a thorough cleansing OF
their implements: tho ordinary barbcr's
mug will be relcgated and the razor
which has not undergone At least the
sanitary dip in boiling water cannot be
sod BARRIERS towels must be positively
clean and the common brushes which in
most Places garnered the dandruff OF
thousands of heads must get an anti
septic immersion before being used.
While splitting In public is now made
punishable 10y a fine under local ordi-
uarces. the regulations of the health
council make this dangerous practice a
msdemearor In every section OF the
State north Of The Bronx.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-26
ANARCHY REPORTED
IN MEXICO CITY
Carranzistas Spread the Rumor.
Which Is Denied by
the Villistas.
ALSO TALES OF DISCORD

wAsuixcror. Dec. c5-Accoranc TO
reports received at the War Department
progress quite as satisfactory as could ne
expected is being made toward an adjust
ment of the situation at Naco. Arl2
Brig Gen. Hugh l.. Scott. chief oc staff.
has had one conference with Gen. May
torena. commander Of the troops attack
ing Cen IIill's position n Ntcu. Sonora.
This conference was regarded as satisfac-
tory. but It is said that others viii have
TO ne held before any d"inite arrange
ment can i've made Maytoreua is mani
Testing a disposition to he reasonable and
this. II Is believed. makes the outlook quite
az promising ns had been hoped for.
The CarrdnZt Igency here received
despatch to-day from its representative
at ri ilso declaring that there IL anarchy
In Mexico city. The despatch as made
public "as a. follows
Arrivals from Mexico city state that
anarchy re.gns there. Villas followers
are daily executing about thirty per-
sons many OF them being prominent. \
split between villa and Zapata is believed
to he certain
villa has forced loan Of million
pesos from thc Guadalajari business men.
The cle.g, have offered assistance to Gen.
Villa and Manuel Gutierrez. who has de-
fcdtcd the garrison at l't!omaS RahCh.'
The villa agent here. on the othcr hand.
received a despatch from tho Mexico city
government declaring that absolute quiet
existed IN the capital and denying that
there had been the slightest disagreement
between Gut,crrc, ana Angeles ar other
Nilla-XdpdtL leaders.
II WAS stated that Iapatistas occupied
Apizaco on the Mexico c.ty-Nera Cruz
Railroad and that the Cirranzistas are
falling back upou Jalapa and Soledad.
Iapa,G is said to have declared that Vera
cruz vii, hc In Ills hands In three weeks.
Geu. Pablo Gonzales is reported TO have
alba ndoned lidalgo and to ~ making his
way to Tampico. whence he expects to 20
80 Monterey with his troops Gen. car
rerc Torres, Villa supporter, j. said to
he pursuing Gonzales
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-26
>eec;ol ca5ie Despotch 10 TIE ST.,


PARIS. Dec. EN-. Clomenceau. in his
LiIommc EnchGiH". takes up to-day VI.
S,,phen P,chon's campaign on behalf Of
Japanese Intervention in Europe. saying
that no qu S,lun of principle can I've raised
a. the Anglo-Japauese alliance in the
widest sense is not merely promise If
military assistance a; specially deter
mined points.
When Lord Kitchener said that The
war might last six months or three years
NJ Clemenc. au says. "he probably never
effected that he was laying upon US he
heaviest burden of ruin and suffering
We are ready to bear them without com
plaint, confid~n. of final victory. Hut
the Governments duty Is to reduce the
length Of such punishment by every pos
s.hl, means.
"I:ugland's territory is intact--although
some ports have bc'n bombarded. Tbs
economic situate due TO The war Is en-
tiroly 70 our dr;r.ment, while England
crj lows considerable conversations"
NJ Clem'rceau then combatS the OD-
iscttous to japanese assistance IN Eu-
rope raised by NJ Hanotaux who wished
that the victory should he especially
French. ON this point VI, clemen'ehn
says:
Tina, would b. difficult, In that Eng
land Russia, Sevvia and Belgium already
are engaged and Italy, Rumania and
Greece may become engaged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-26
Fast Promises.

y VIE generally expected ina Washing
'"n mat %" Democratic Administered on
WOOL" venture to pass the Jones bin a. IL
!''"i when the party was out OF pow er
l'I' mis- Wis not as well understood in the
IrI'I u'~ a> i'm the United States. The
jptu.N igitator, mud an abundance of
h''' al u the failure of the Adminstr4-
Ton !. 1--we up TO the promises which the
IHH.uus regard aS having been made
"A'u the Democrats were merely the
lHI'N ~ the minority.
Tho agitatOrs are those to whom Mr.
l't' and others have referred as one of
W' chcf reasons why the islands are not
yet ready for independence. This is shown
" Us argued, from the fact that the people
or. not get ready To avoid being COM
N"''ly controlled and exploited by those
Inscriptions ntrigurrs.
Tho exploitation now j. in the form Of
contributions TO secret revolutionary move
W'''~, most OF which are regarded by
''''. o1d,r, as nothing more than means
o' 'd.uug a living should Independence
De u''d, however, IT is said that these
pew ."plcrs win exploit the people OF the
I.1.I- to q worse degree than ever was
sen apd"r spanish rule
IH" opinion ~ men who have been IN
'' I-.ud~--which is OF cours" largely Re-
l'".Diu oriniOu--ls that the present Adj
UM~''ttun is about to find the expires
.'ol- oi the Democratic party coming
h'"' ~ iOost on tn" doorstep of the
Washington Government and hat the con-
''4H"..rs of the too great promises i'm
I",i Do th" days Of Democratic minority
VIII A'rt-s them exceedingly now that
W. 'r' charged with fun responsibility,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-26
NEW YORK DEFENCES
WORTHLESS, He SAYS
Hcistand AS
scrts Whole I. s. Army
Could Not Man Guns.
.WE NEVER WON REAL WAR

CucAGo. Dec. 25.--Further Impressive
testimony az TO the appropriateness OF
the United states for war is found IN
statements made by Col. H. q. s. Heis-
tand Adjutant-Gcnera of the United
states Army According 20 col Heisiant.
the United states Is not only unpreparcd,
hut never yet has ben called upon 20
ngh. real war.
III at this minute" said he. every
one Of the 10000 regular soldiers in the
United states. cavalry. infantry. coas;
and hrld artillery, were assembled in
New York city. there would not he enough
men to man the guns there on war
footing.
"And IL every one Of he 10000 Ma
tional guai dsmen were assembled In NJ"
York city there would not BE enough to
prot ct thos" guns From attack. Those
guns ~ thcy are now situated are a
greater menace ,n New York than a proc
f.. lion. because al FOE would have 10
do would be to turn them around and
point IN m at New York cit, and he.
gin firing.
For the purpose OF defence ] would
have every male citizen OF the United
states i'm the early period OF hs life give
a Sufficient time to tho United state to
qualify himself In the essentials %
soldcu I would have him learn how to
shoot. how to march. how to take care
Of himself in the field how 20 pitch and
roll his tent. hoS 20 ride a horse. how
t. cook and take care OF his health and
above all learn 10 submit his will to that
of his commander And | would have
him do that with very small pay.
But the trouble with our people is they
are suffering from false teaching and
preaching. In our school histories We
teach that in the war OF the revolution
and IN 1872 We whipped England that in
the war with Mexico We whipped her ard
that IN the Wa Of our own rebellion We
rose up from the fields and the farms and
marched right out and put down that re-
bcllion.
True. We whipped Mexico We whipped
Spain. There j. n slang phrase about
yak ng candy srun baby. and that *
what We did. W. did not whip frAa;
Britain IN the War OF the Revolution
Great Britain was busy At home and
uui: b,caus- she hadn't the slightest idea
VIVA, Kind of real esiat. W. had here.
Elm the War OF 1872 We We're Inundated
and our capital was burned and Great
Britain. because Oh" was busy at home
quit without insisting on her rights.
"lu the War of the Rebellion two great
mohs OF the finest ci'izenry that ever
stepped 10 the cann1n's mouth went to IN.
front without knowledge Of organization
or warfare for four straight years and a.
the end the one with the largest pure
and The greatest number Of men
triunphcd. u was scarcely war. 7.
was 4 coni!ct Of mob organization
II plead for a training ~ every citizen
80 ii,nt Il im- time comes ~ hen We
iced to defend these institutions under
wn!ch We live So gloriouSly ne will bc
able to do so and instead OF dying sui
eide or becoming simply a foolish vie
tim Of III" Zoe he will have made a good
account OF himself In the defence of his
country"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-26
What the Eiiipino- Expected.

No matter what the Democratic lead
es intended the Filipinos To believe re-
gdrdug what they would do for them II
taey got IN power. the fact remains that
tie Filipinos did believe that the lnde-
pendence NJ the Islands would shortly fol-
low Democratic victory In the United
States
Il j. now fully realized In the Philip
Ines that President Wilson has no i'm
mediate intention - presenting the Fill
pinuS with complete Independence, and
tie result is mat the concessions which
the De ocrats are seeking to make in
the way of greater degree Of se!f-gov-
e'nrcr' have only dnscred the ISLANDERS
h'caus" they fan so far short OF what
had been expected
The pending | lllippne bill the passage
az which President Wilson has asked for
fegent measure from thu Jones bill pre-
s"nted during the last stages of Republi-
can control ~ the Government In other
"oMs, the Democratic bill before the
panty accession To- power provided for in.
ceased freedom at once and absolute in
d'uondcnpe i'm l"2l
Nti r,spuus lhility resting fully OF the
Democratic administration this leg slat ion
l'" De commended j. not at all sensational
-. The Jones hill. lut grants carefully
guarded Increases uf autonomy 10 the Fill
l.os
10 contains no reference To INDEPENDENCE
b'yo'd preamble which mentions ulti-
mat" freedom IN almost precisely the same
Wy that Mckinley spoke OF il when he
Took over tB, Islands ior the United States
and FORMER President Taft did and still
does speak of IT,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-26
PIPES CROWN PRINCES GIFT.
Follows Example Of Ills Grnndfnth her
At christmas, 1870.

BERLIN. via London, Dec 25.--The
Crown Prince followed the example Of
his grandfather. Frrdcrick William. on
Christmas bay, 1870. aud sent his photo
graph. with a pine, to each member OF
his army in the field
'rhe gifts were accompanied by the fol-
lowing address
you are celebrating Christmas in
France I'm closest contact with tho enoWy.
such a celebration none of ms is likely
to forget | wish for All members of my
brave army the blessing Of God until we
have, with the good luck of dutful
soldier. established a peace of which We
and our beloved fathyrland will he proud.
MY grandfather, tho Crown Prince
Frederick William, on Christmas Day,
1870. sent to every man of his brave
army. your fathers and grdudfathers a
pipe with his picture. ! do the same.
May this humble token to my loyal COM
panions I'm arms he a souvenir of our com
mon Christmas celebration In Gcrmany's
greatest days