The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-31
CRIMINALS ARE
worst EDWARDS
Men With Prison Records
Fail to Show Valor When
Facing Fire.
GIVEN
RANK OF N
Policeman al Cologne Made Liable "
Punishment il Tic D%isresards ..thc
Consideration Due the Military
CalIina."-May Pass Other Laws.

hSNS WI" NlttkNattN
Caliina."-May Pass Other Laws.
Berlin. Jan. 31.--Crinlinals general
" turn out TO he towards on the Dat
licltsG. according to observations IN
the cases of 80 men with Jail VI pri-
sou sentences i'll their record made
during the campaign of Italy in
Tripuli by Or. Cons!slio, chief Of staff
surgeon with the italian army and re-
ported in II German medical paper.
Dr. Conss.iio SAYS:
Fee aonornal man is unfit for
methodiNal!v disciplined effort in
Times of peace. In war. where the de-
mantis 81 discipline and the strain OF
systematic preparations increases, he
displays invariably sooner or later a
i'actiun against his SURROUNDINGS.
Which, nlanifests itself chiefly in NOR
40 lach of discipline. d~isoDcdicnce, in
sjioordu.tion or oven desertion. The
u.oral strain ANA the violent nantes
~i.eti"iis rf WI" induce i'll such men
.'.;sic;i disturbances. eNcitative
''is"s. hysterl,- and cpiieptir attacks
;in'i acai" insanity. They lack the
possibility of metiiudiu action, the iron
aiA tn respond 10 the multiple de-
ii.:, nd:, OF the instant and to the orr
: ,a,ltd %pi,NsicaI and intellectual strain.
White the haniiua. criminal. al
l'oush impulsivr and lssrrssive to-
Nsrd %Superi"rs aud comrades. gem
'iallE is cowardly in hattie. there arc
:'iuons: the occasional criminals, those
Hno have gone wrong through drink
ar love of adventure. many who dis
flnguish themselves in warfare. But
even thess rc]apsed regularly into
breaches of discipline and were use
Less for ordered effort.
The soldier adapted to modern
warfare. Capable of continued effort.
ahlc TO retain his cool presence of
'nind In hattie, is a man who has
shoWn himself In time of peace to tie
an able. well-disciplined citizen. Tho
time seems TO he past when the blind
courage of the advent,ircr, %unconsci-
GUS of danger, constitutes an especial
" Valuable element in decidins: the
fate of nations"
High Place for Army.
Claims of the German army ,,hjcer
To the possession of a higher grade of
personal II tina that OF tho or
binary civilian. emphasized in go
many ways since the Zabern affair,
and to a certain preferential treat
ment before the law is found to have
recognition in the police regulations of
Cologne. and it is probable tina an in
terrel1ation will be brought in the
diet asking whether similar police
regulations are in force in other cities
in Prussia.
In Coloane the policeman renders
himself liable TO punishment if he dis
regards the consideration due the
military calling In cases OF mis-
demeanor he is. under no circum-
stances. TO arrest an officer, ''since it
is c%nnsonant with the general
interest that a violation of police or
re1nain for the time unpun-
she and INC later the subject of a re-
p%rin1aad than that a conflict should he
occasional between officers and police
officials"
An officer may nc arrested for fei-
opN. nut even in this case the police
man is empowered to leave the offend
err at !inertN. "1'ac police officials
mus, consider carefully that in ar
resting an officer they are not dealing
merely with = person, hut that by the
compromising Of the officers uniform
of tn army of his majesty the king is
involved. and that only extraordinary
circumstances justify such an arrest
and aasolNe the policeman for IT," It
IS even provided that members of tho
so-called vice-squad whose duty i, is
To control women OF the streets. shall
''s iNA-o ~ III u liISSC ute vi
the company of officers.
Career Of Palace Building.
Duke Ernst of Brunswick, son-in-
law of Emperor William aud W
months a sovereign, has lost no time
in starting a career of palace build
ms. one new place for which de-
signs are now ready is planned as Z
summer residence for the Duke and
Princess Victoria Luise and will stand
in q magnificent forest belonging To
him near Brunswick city. Anotner
palace near Blankenbnrg will he Te-
built for a hunting seat. The dukes
building activity is probably due in
part TO rivalry with the crown prince.
whose protest against allowing Ernsr
Aug iist to ascend the throne of Br,ns-
wick has not been forgotten. The
crown prince and crown princess are
now building a residence at patsdam.
but Ernest August. with his great per-
sonal fortune, will be able to eclipse
this.
Celebrate Zeppelin's Birthday.
The town OF Friedrichslagcn. on
the German side of Lake Constance
has decided to commemorate Count
Zeppelin's s~eventy-fifth birthday by
thing available concerning aerial navi-
cation by dirigible balloons. Many Of
Count, Zeppelin's manuscripts, draw
ings from books and reduced models
of his airships will be placed on ex-
hibitiop. Count Zeppelin made his
first balloon ascension in the United
States during the Civil war.
Estate Worth 100000.
The swiss estate of August 1;eoel.
the late German socialist leader, has
been appraised by the tax office at
Zurich at s25O.000. He had other
property in Germany probably worth
$4,000. The terms of his will have
not been made public.