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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07

3HsutIi4en.s-5rau 9awrenet N r.
tin, - Atns Str., @eabroot. gRains.
NaBitpR, Nis. - .Bsim lsbensDebiel
lit ID an S9mersen i'm &hden ane ben
esiten. bis i'd es nidt mebr ausha!fen
toHnts. Gun lit i'd an 0att.S Shwstb, so'
bab bic gettti4sr nab pareu. 80 psrlu4'
it anbers Reoiain, tcnnts aber feint Sinee'
sung iiRben. aadbbem i'd sius Jlaide BON
2pbia q. Binibam'S Sssttable COMPOUND
sinesnomnI,n, fins Id an. better gu iueroen.
! snb I'D iubr iedbs WsRaie lang tort. oansl-
, be siwunebmen. Die S1merSen rerf4pan'
ben, Der eaAti9weiB unb bic hsiBtn Gn'
fiilge nabmsH a6 unb in etntm Sabre mar
ID sine anbets Srau. Sd peib, bab t4 Sb'
Hen 5u baaten bobe fur msine ansaitenot
eute@eiunbbeit t--Srau N.S. Bro mntIi J.,
Ranfton, His.
Der grfoIg BON 9pOia q. Binsbams we'
eetabI, COMPOUND, wddts aus Bur5eln
nxb Dhanen bsrsefelt III. III uRptrg!eida'
ta& in ioI&su SdIlsn.
@enm Gle ips5ieleu &atb besiir.
fen, 70 ipenoen sic iid an 2gSia u.
Binfbam Webieins So. (oertraneus-
SpIl), 2pnn, Naii. Sbr grief lpirS
bon einer ssrau se0ffuet unb geleien
aub inter benz Siesel Der @eridmie'
eeubeit beantlpurtet iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07
Gus gsaterdJems Meid.
80 abrba ftise lInsIaubipii Il r.
btafetten.


Sm ruiiiid5sm . 3us. SD srs
tunbigs mid bel einem uniformirten
geamtsn bes 3usperIonlls, OBJ mir
auf Der Station 4. ldnssren 9lufents
bait babsn. 9enn pon friiberen s5abrs
ten entiinne ib mid uroeutIih. bort
gut unb aussiebia sefriibitiidt 5u bas
ben. Der llniiormirte nimmt aosernb
Die 9Riibe ab uno irabt iid unents
iblohen binter'm Sbr: nMit 9s.
itimmtbeit Idbt fid5s pobI nidt iasen,
9err!" = .Wieio niGt nit 9eitimmis
beit9" - .Run. 9err. bas perbd!t
fiG 10: sinmaI. ba iiebt Der 3us
einmal, ba fdbrt er peiier." 8a er
n:ein grisounen iiebt. beIebrt er mid
in freunbli6em Son, inbem er ben
Singer an bic Rdie Iegt: ,Gs siebt
bafiir cine grtlGruna lpeun Der Serr
fit interefirt. SisbIt 0u, bier in
Der gidbe ipobnt elm Baron, Elm reis
caer Baron, Elm GROCER .Ssrr. Stsl
Sir nun por. Der Serr mil in bic
Stabt fabrsn pber er m66te einen
guten Nahbar beIuden. yluu, bann
nlub itOn Der 3us baltsn. Samit
er etniteigen lam. Sep dber ben
Jau, oab er gar ni9t bic abiiht bat,
Su fabren. Wo III bann nod Elm
Grunb. I'm gu baIten2 @esen Der
gauern pielIei9t2 Die Iiegsn INNER
,ouf ben Stationen bsrum. au9 aIeir'
tiirser siebt es aus Dem 5Isden. aber
Bel bsnen iit's uiht brinaenb. Die
fobren Elm anoermal." Da mir pisie
&uffafuus nidt sana itiabiItis ers
f6eint, frose id ibn, ob er ni4t Elm
aursbua bel ii6 traes. llmitdnSIid,
5iebt er ieinen ifabrpIon berous unb
reidyt ibn mir: nDia elmer Elm ga.
pier Deritebsn muB er Ieien t0nnen"
Sd iOnitdtire, bab Der 3ug tbatiG9s
lid cine gan5e 8iertelitunOe Iufen!s
bait bat. .0u befabrit Die Strede
pobI nod nitt Iange?" - rRiatI
eben ldnae, Serrl" - .RGmIi92@-I
nWem id bic Sabre beOente - ss
irirb ins pierts seben." limb iib!li4
bsfriebtst iibsr feline prompts qtuss
tunft iisdt er isiu 9rintgeIo Elm.
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9aIi5ien, Gnbe Mai.

Die f9on geitiIoerten S9plsrlg'
ieiten, bic Iid Der ianeuen Wetierbe'
fDrberuns auf BEN saIi3ii9en &fr
aebiet leiber entgeseniteIteH, parer
tnob auer 9emiibbnsen ni4t gu uber;
Dinben. SeIbt eine Sabrt Had Del
nouia in Griimmer geIhohenen Staot
'GprIice, bic ihon an SonHtag, ben 2
Ueai, Ra1 einem furbtbaren Gel1us'
tdmpf in ben gln6mittd9situno por
ben Ruiien fluhtartig perlGhen tprr:
ben mar, ipGre DbRs grobe 3eitOer'
itpeubuns ni6t gu srmoslIden sefpe'
len. Dir gaben baber jeoeH peitereu
0erIu9 duf, piht an bic unaufbaltiam
porflutbenbe Qrmee Wadenien .beran'
SutpmmeR nur se3pungen, ourt
tpibrise umftGube. Sd partete in
Gtppsas, ba, I'D bi. gabu na6 Dem
uielseNarnten EarHoD DON Der SiH1e
mad Raesaop fid abspeigt, auf oi:
erite bette GeleseHbeit 5ur Ru6tebr
Ra6 Rer.Sanoee.
Sie foate ii9 mir eber bieisn, als t4
gu boffeu gepogt bate. Sn Ilebenss
rsptirbigsr Bereittpiuistsit seitGttets mir
Der Ieitenbe Stabsar5t zines fait Ieeren
&rantens,rsss bic WtitreiIs furoie fur
t3e Strede. 4uerbings ioQte meine
yrenbe teine gang unsetriibts ieiH.
gaa9 elmer Jabrt Don bOaitsns sebn
Mitrutsn errsi9ten mir 9rpbop, tpo
tpenise Snes oorber Der Saiisr feline
tGpferen 9ruppen begriibt bate. 0orr
apar cine &ranteniammslite[Ie, uno pie.
lie 5duisr bes freunbIi6en, III eine blus
lbeRbe SdIu9t nit iteiIen, feIf9en 4bs
bdnsen bineinsebauten Stdbt4ens ma
ren nit @ertpurDeten aus ben erten
WSaitasen apti9eu sarnOp unb Cor
lice beIsst. sic mubten ein5eIn aug ben
reit aeritreuten 9eboften auf Srdgs
ba9ren llnb beidperli6en pfaoen IN
asnfersn Snanten8ug geiAafft psroen,
bd bte WDgIi9teit, iie in srObsrer On.
oabl permittslt Dassn beran5ufiibren,
niht segeben mar. go buuerte benn
unier Iufent6alt am 8abnbof 9rps
bonn flint Dolle Stunben. Sm Sffi3isrs
frdntentpaseu, Der mir gum 9luferts
bait augepieien mar, IageH Elm Diters
rei9nber Wajor, Der span3is Sabre
lang in salisiihen @arniiOnen geitans
ben bate, unb Elm 2eutnaut aus 9ers
lin. bon einem acknowledgement, beis
be Derpunbet in ben lssten 9efeften.
Sie tounten DisI SntereHuntes ersdbs
len, unb 10 Dergius bic 3eit ME i'm
Jtuge 3pei iungs bapriIde 2euts
Hants tamen nod bin5u, prd6tige, fris
fde Weri6en. Der cine tebrte gum
iSipei.en Male pertpunbet in feline pfdls
5ii9e Garniion betm tpte er boffte,
MIR fir tur5e 3eit, benn man bruuhe
1 ia ieoeu Offiaier iebr nDtbig." Oabei
lab ibm nod ein S9rapnellseT9ob i'm
Dberfdentel 2Iuf bier &riegsi6uu.
pldben bate er f4on getdmpft, unb es
idten ibm dls etiDas gang Selbitpers
itGnbli4es, tdum grtpdbnenstpertbes
bdb er balb gum britten Wale feline
Gefnnbbeit unb DieIsi9t fein 2sben
fiir Oas Waterlanb in bk Sdan3e
f4lagen follte. Der arbere, MIR lei9t
an Der Saub oerpnubst unb sutsrDins
ge, rief Iadenb sin.m Gifenbabn6eams
ten au: rSis, tpeun Der 3us ni6t balo
Cbfdbrt, 1T meiRe Wunbe i9on gebeilt,
benor t4 mad 9auis tomme" Dieter
lbi'sgs Cffisity bate asisn Wonate nbHs
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gOnber6ar. a r.

Sauptmann (aus bem llntsritunb
6erportretenb); ~Sagt mai, 2eute, tpas
foll benu bas Iuute aaHen bsbsuten9"
Solbat (eingsSossnsr StubsnD:
Gin 8amerab, Der in 3ioif Gsridts'
Ooa5ieRer tit. bat mid fosbsn anas'
puutpt." ,
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0u, bu bub ids fosar rslbu e.alaubi.
aber idOn lGnsii ba5 ids b,raus
Unit f4lautm gIin5sln): Gs IN gar
iein ariss. Gin Spisl III es. gQidts
lpeiter.1 llub eemddIi9 fried. q auf
ieinen pIas snriid.
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ns.9niriasn.
ClSenbnraer gereiu.

Seiis sfberb 8 ukr iinbe, Bic meno,uS~
Nsrfnmmlnng bes 6lbsnbaEast Berstns I'M
Sereinsio'aIe an ber I3. Hn6 Vain Strets
fiaif nne gntaliebsr iinb srfliti, Az erfhsintit.
.3eL BrlHfmaHH, 2Tai.
eenrp guisH gefr. ii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07

ftH I'M UuutN uup
ben S.itet, unb Id
mar 70 fdpad, bot
i'd iaum meine Saus.
afbeit psrritbten iona.
is. Sd babe 9poia 9.
Vintbam's gesetabIe
COMPOUND eiugsnem'
men uub bafelbe bal
mir febr seboIien. Sd
psrbs Sbu Wsbisin
meinen 5reunbsn eu,.
piebIen unb sebs Sb'
men bic Grlaubn,B.
msin Seusnts 81 Der.
8 a wrenee pt q r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07

Rufiif9ea aorpsman6per.
Sinter elmer gObsHpslI. liest cine pos
trOuilIe auf @OrpOjten. Wir lagsrn uns
i'm qbitorb Don fpeuigen Sdritten bas
nsben. llniers 9siiir9iung, baponges
jugt 5u perben. erpsiit ii9 als irrig.
alsbuIo tniipFt Der 8liieslmann, Ella
boumlanger 9srl nit gutm;itbigem
ainbergeiidt. Elm 9efprd9 nit uns
on: ~Sd0nes Dettsr, 6err. 5oit On
nidt mas 5u raudsn2" Gr tris1t aus
trGulid berdn. itstt iib bic cigarette
in granb, ertIGrt bsreitpiQia Tsin Gs.
fpehr, tr5dblt, fis liegen i9on piele
Stunben bier. .Wabrbuftis, Serr. ss
TT Ianspsilis. @Osu Iisgsn mir bier?
aeiner tueiB bic Griinbe.' = Gin llnters
offiSier reDibirt: Der Teufel ion Did
bolenl Mas bait 0u bier gu rauGsr,
Sreunoden2 GufpoiIsn folIit Su! Rad
benz Geinbe feben!" Infer syreunb ldbt
fi4 nidt einfdii6tern: .4annTi fslbr
na4 benz Geinb isben, ipenn ss BE,
Iiebt." unb 5u uns geipenbet, irbsm sr
ii6 beDausrnosperG8tIih NIT bem 3sis
gsftngsr auf bic Stirn sIopfi, i'm fstus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07
SIN 8raufeu5us pOn 8prliee.

Die @er.rsibuns Der &ufen aug 9orS
lice. = Die preubiide 9arbe uno
bic 9apsrn. - Die SampfmIotgs
teit Der Ruiien.
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~Sait 9u 9sinsn Wann nift nm
istHe ylsinuns ssfrast iber Ds!nsH
neusH Sut2"
sgsiu, bic fasi sr mir 70 ipis 70,
frsnn hi, &s6miHg tommt.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07
3rausu pom
G 6is So 6estuseir
Die wsrjiisIiffeit BON 2pSia y. yiHf'
tam's gssstabls COMPOUND nab" !.
reub bes 2sbensipe6iels.

@eitbspol Ne. sd bstte ben 9ebens'
hebfd bur6srma ben unb litt Bon SdnleS.
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1isffinnise gstradiHue
pbiIofopb: Die Giii. br gaatur IN
befonbsrs barin ii@tbnr, bdb Re ben
LOB srit an bas - gnbs b.s menids
li&sn asbsns unb ni9t an btn Gniana
Ssiisf5sn ssissi bat
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9a berfanieu - @eridliebemcs.

EptsIer. 90 Soften rptisti
1tauo, s2f5; ipie Htu; ipettb $500. Serner
qirfpr ntctroln. 39ss gdritaas ucsuns. Qlii'
ton, rnbe Dooioatfhtn Grrisr.
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SS6 babe in Der Stabi u, bic GiIen.
babnfabrt untsrbroben uno IaIic mid
gu elmer sriien Srientiruns burd bic
StraBsn fabrsn. Der Droi4tsntuts
iar fiibIt bic 9erpfliatung, ieinsn
5abrsdit su unierhalten: sGsr !0err 1T
frsmb biera giit ipobl nit Der giiens
tdbn in uniere Staot sefabreu9
Sommfi pon nett ber2" Sd berid)ie,
bab id aus Der Sdcpsis bsrsersiT,
lei, gr nidt auitimms1O, aIs iei ibm
tls pObI betonnt. Sc. Oi.le StdOts
giebt es. SSn fpel9em Commencement
Iisat es benn2" .Sn tsineu Sou.
pernemsHt." = .,Bie bean in teinem2"
Gr 1penbst fid eritaunt su mir nm.
Die S9ipeis Itsgt ni4t in RubIanb.
es III Elm 2anb fir ii4." aba, ein
2unb its! Sisb nal elmer. 70 biit 9u
bonn 2anbs. 2lu9 it famine cus
einem 9orf. Gu mubt ni6t bsnten,
i9 ndre INNER in bsr Stnbt ssfpeisn.
Dor pielsn sSabren lam i9 Der. mar
nod Elm iunssr gurf5e bumaIs." -
pWo If bsnn Ssin 6eimatbborf9" -
Gr beutet nit isinem tursen
peiti6eni6dft cine un6eitimmts
Ri9tuns dn. nDort bintsH,
melt ob. Giinfsis Derit perbsn es
iein, pielei6t iogur bunbert." - sNie
biit 0u bsnn bergstommes, gu SuS2"
- ~3uerit sing i'd gu SUB. 8reimal
purOe ss Radt. Damn mar i'd in Der
9pupernsmsntsitobt. Bon bo,t fiibrt
bic Giienbabu. Omar fubr iie I5nel
llnb bod mar ss ibr nt9t m0gli6, SOr
giubrud Der 5tpsiten Ra9t etn3utreis
fsn." = Damn iiuo es ubsr piel mebr
oIs nur bunbsrt @erft." - vRebr dIs
buuoert2" gr fditteIt unsldubie ben
aOpi. - Gr Oeriiu,t in Raabentsn
pIpsli6 ri6iet Ct srnsut bic 5raae an
mid, bic ibn gu qudlen ffeint: .glber
aus psI6sm Commencement fiammit
DUP Gs gibt ibrsr piele, !. 9. bos
pitotpihs, bas Nistebstfde. 9lbsr pisIs
leid3i bit Su gar aug benz Srenblrg
itsn9" Sd bsmiibs mid. ibm tlar III
MAIDEN. bub i'd pon ienfeitg Der grsns
&c tomme. .Ssnisits Der 9renSe", ipies
berboIt er Iansium. fhiittsIt ben appf
hdIt fein pf.ro an. 2fber es 1ebt iib,r
feline geeriffe. Wlit eiuer sn,rsiiteg
Sopfbstpegung tpirft sr bic unbeausm
grase ab unS i6Ldgt sin bsidIsuniet.s
Tempo Elm.
- - - - - - - - - - -
Ruffif9e9Orpsm an6per.
6inter einer 9phennefIs lient eine Nns
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sans nit o 9mmern unb Siau rot % bel
142. giuia 1924 9Iberon MbenHe 'griee
Stu, suil8en e.berih HHs eetuian Noab.
ain
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NutiS

clifton Seteets. Shbftss 2Aiiodiees
Bromebnns: neu angeiiriAeu; ttoHs Qd'ect.
NIT ali,Hfen, @eftrdnn UNI ieinen gdumeH.
Gaboiis9Se Clifton unb Robisn dbe.
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9leaiernnss-gnftrIumgen.

Observation-Disclosures often inr g1anner
nnb 6rdnen. Inuleube bon GrneHnuneen flns
IN uusfiht. ptits ilr slnfieuMneeH fret
vrdHilin 9Hftiiuie, Geei 7s. Ro4tifer, a. o.
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stelIenaeIudj,--s1annlidl.

9un1's Ron 10 9ebrsn. iDigie, fnfi igeenbs
peI6e drbeli. dobte esgf. i27 f5gft GGuf.
gebnie Sirube
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grInnnt - waannIih

often. qehn nabreHb bem eetnsn. Iei5eag
eegebeH. Oh @eliab!e Barber Qclese, 9iR'ii.D
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S9utma6tr. peiisr Stct &C.. ie Biz
2s %. Q. Strabe.
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Gulter gtrifber On ErrGmfutalsIlieu'
arbeii: elmer, Der ale atbeiitn IN btr g8tris
itait nerriditr fam gam. eaBg & Sons
60. 8arerfon Eirnbe, spiineu DaHi NIB
SGrttiOn aspune. II
gdctr OILS 3. SanS on asiasH. 80 5IneIG5
S.rabe.
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gerIarst-8eibIid.

Gcutfdes Wdb1tn fur ffetsn uHo pm
bel Der Sursarbeti gu belieH. Heieten5eu
eerionet Rebmi Caileu Gar. 2s27 alloiior
SiuGb. .5GbTeelb he5nblt. bot
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midb6eu flr auatmrine Gansarbstt In
NbonbaIe @elie se5nblnna Sduiilie bon &.
ieiue aiHbeE. ainsnirngen be. z. RIetn &
@Io., Cpiiier. 1856 Ante Skabe. bts
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ess;ss,s s;,s,, iusi sHu. ois 2. saHs. .o7 Tae'
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W6bden ilr enusarbeit wa1sufragen
nn6 4 ubr qanmiinss in e52 GhelIoH
eieeHne. sinoHbnlF. bos
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meGb6rr. INT samnet'
fftdpen nufJaHdbeH slnhBufraqer BET Biz
ibop Etfrn nHo Siein. Drab Debdpet. T..
unb Qi,e StrGbe, 7. Sio6. II
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.Utr Wadb@eu, i6--i6 Sabre ali mn IN
cinem Gunieiiiprslaben sn btlfeE. u. aeDs
bert. 3702 gartbdse Qi!e. bo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20

chamber. He believes the measure
was saved from defeat only by this
procedure. which he regards as dis
c%-editable TO those who engineered IT,
10 is also pointed out that assurances
given about other measures OF the
promised veto OF the President were
not fulfilled. Il was not a political
measure. as tho seamen's bill was op-
posed by Senator Hoke Smith and
others. There IS no definite statement
that the President gave his word that
he would veto the bill, but such as
uranc was given by Senators sup.
posed to be IN the confidence OF the
administration. II the President did
not leave such an impression on the
minds Of these Senators. then they are
guilty o. a double treachory for doubt
fl purposes. II the President did lay
himself open 10 such Implication OF his
iutentlous-well. tho matter resolves
itself into an unpleasant incident. 20
say the least. But why should 90 have
been passed when its Injurious fea
lures were recognized. relying on the
Presidential veto 20 undo tho palpable
wronF7 This IS not a very pleasant
insight into the workings OF n body Of
lawmakers that should have tho man.
hood and Tho honor to decide Tor them.
solves I' is a case OF descent to the
lowest order OF de'es-ahlo manipu'a
ton and legislative cowardice. the
evil fruits o. which have been visited
upon American shipping interests.
Congress would better got busy and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-20
DAUGHERTY's CANDIDACY

The candidacy Of the Hon. Harry
NJ. Daugherty for the Ohio United
States "Senatorship. besides the per
scnal worthiness and qualifications Of
tho candidate. has some geographical
strength in that ne halls from the
southern part OF the State. which has
been neglected in party favors h4.
slowed. The northern part Of the
State has been amply honorcd. and IL
would seem that the Republicans Of
The southern end Of the state ought
20 rally TO the Daugherty candidacy.
ana not wholly because the former
state chairman is one Of them. but
FOR the more important reason that
he is q deserving Republican. and one
who stuck TO the party ship through
tho stormy season Of 1912.
Mr.. u~au-herty's service 20 tho party
has not only been con]spIcuousIy faith
fu'. but brilliant Tie has character.
capacity. courage and -convctions.
which commend him 10 an apnrcc.a.
two cons Iteration OF tho reunited Re.
publican ranks Of the buckeye state.
and which are now l1 such harmonious
.rd happy accord Having been loyal
and 'ruo in the adverse seasons. Mr..
uaueha-'v i7 entitled TO some OF the
fruits OF Decentralization and tho rarty.s
prosperous outlook FOR 1916.
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President Wilson has announced
IN bald outline the scheme which
the administration proposes for
the development OF our land forces
for adequate national defense. and
an Official statement issued BY the
Secretary OF War has given fairly
comprehensive UNDERSTANDING OF
the plan.
Tho organization contemplated
strongly resembles a piece OF Cru
we're cheese. II contains a good
deal OF solid matter. but. on the
other hand. n is also fun OF holes.
To begin with. the President
showed Enthusiastically that his at
titude toward army reorganization
has made but little progress since
his annual message TO Congress on
December S. 1914. In his speech at
the Manhattan Club he specihcal-
~ stated that in accordance with
our American traditions We want
and shall work for only an army
adequate 10 the constant and le-
climate uses OF times OF interna-
tional peace" II Is just such a
standpoint as that OF Mr.. Wilson
which has been responsible for our
military policy-or rather lack OF
military pOlicy-in the past. The
failure TO maintain in peace a reg
ular army OF sufficient strength or
provided with an expansive organ
ization which would render il in
stantly available at the outbreak
of war. has invariably resulted in
n succession OF of blunders at the
beginning Of hostilities OF which
we ought TO be heartily ashamed.
and Ia the fundamental reason why
our past VAR have been 30 I'M
necessarily costly in blood and
money. The administration appar-
emily does not realize that no foe
viii attack us except with an over
whelming force of his bcst-trained
troops, and that a. is imperative
that we should possess a sufficient
number OF equally trained sol
diors. either in active service or
reserve. II we would avoid being
crushed at the very outset For
that reason. II for no other. the
administration plan fails 10 meet
our requirements adequately or
sincerely.
The suggested institution OF a
so-called Continental Army IS
admirable and embodies the main
features OF the Swiss system
which. perhaps more than any
other. is best suited 10 our nation.
Compulsory service Is. however.
not required. but. viewed from a
military standpoint. the period OF
training prescribed during two
months for three successive years
will not suffice TO produce troops
ft 20 cope with foreign regulars.
This fact Is an additional argu-
ment for a regular army large
enough 10 hold an enemy In check
for several months after the out
break Of war. until the Continen-
tal Army and our other forces a
be given the supplemental train
Ing which they would necessarily
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A RIOT OF PARTIsANIsM

Naturally the partisan-bound portion
OF the Democratic press has nothing
but commentator for the action of
the postmaster Of Fairmont In secur-
ing an evasion OF the civil service
laws by the ousting Of employees Of
that ONCE on trumped up or fimsy
charges, and condemnation for those
employees who resisted this wholly
partisan action by r~esigning in a body.
II certainly was an unusual episode.
and distinctively reflective on the
course pursued by the Democratic ad-
ministration. formally dedicated to
high ideals. in the name OF the New
Freedom, in ignoring competency in
Office protected under civil service.
II was a serious matter for men who
had served faithfully and well 10 be
suddenly dismissed from service for
no reason except that their places
were desired for unframed Democrats.
The charges brought against the three
subordinate officials OF the Fairmont
Office might as well be dismissed az
incompetent for the punishment in
ficted. They are denied by the de
posed men. who are sustained by the
testimony Of the entire clerical and
letter carrier force that Immediately
resigned in protest Of the injustice in.
ficted On their c~o-laborers. and each
j%ustifying his action in letters TO the
Postoffice Department revealing the
brutal. -brow-beating tactics Of the post.
master which made service under him
unbearable.
There was no conspiracy on the
part Of these employees. II was the
elimination Of insuTerabIe conditions
provoked by design, described by one
Of the clerks in his letter Of rcsigna.
ton sent to the Postomce Department
as "a continual uproar and dissatis.
faction among all the employees Of
the Fairmont postomce. for the reason
that Manley is dlscourteous 10 his
clerks and has made his threats on the
streets that TO the Victor Hslones
the Spells. Another writes Charles
+. Manley has Sled HIS trumpcd u1
charges against some Of my fellow en-
ployes. Other specific and amazing
ohsrges are made. including brutality
and gross incompetence. All OF these
men were faithful sc@ryitors. many of
them dating the beginning OF tho.r
service AS FAR back as lsgs. while
some OF them were recent appoint.
ments under thc civil service rules.
Their action stamps them TO De- rorscl
entious. Prospecting men. and what
they testify of Postmaster NanIey
puts him whore ne belongs. as an in.
sane partisan. or the tool o. r~artisare
back Of him. and whose creature he
Is. who was urged 90 clean out the Of
nee 10 strengthen the machine
u is tho most d~iszracefI revolution
yet made o. q di-rrarefurIv partisan
administrator. whose hlahaat Official
IN the most exalted and d.rrf7e4 Of
hce. Isl 90 the President FIRST sound
Cd the slogan. make way fo- d-ss-v.
ing Democrats. and rIorio4 In tho
questionable distinction lt gave him.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1915.

en- embarrassing position. He made
IL plain when his name was first men
toned in connection with the probable
candidates for the Presidency that
such candidacy was inconsistent with
the traditions hat hedged a member
Of the supreme Court and likewise
d~istasteful to him personally. He has
notified the proper officials OF Ne
braska to withdraw the petition plac-
ing his name on the ballots OF that
State. and It is presumed that his re-
quest will be compiled with.
There are many conjectures as to
the inspiration OF the N~ebraskans.
Some even go so far as TO claim il was
the work OF the Progressives returned
TO the Republican fold; and sull 9th.
ers that Col. Roosevelt was behind the
suggestion. These things matter lit
tie when tho impossibility OF Justice
Hughes conducting a canvass for the
nomination while a member Of the
court is considered. The reasons why
he cannot are only too obvious. II IS
possible. however. that the attitude Of
a man not seeking the Office may ap-
peal strongly TO the National conven
ton at a psychological time of a prob
able deadlock. Under such circum.
stances his conscription could not be
met with a refusal 10 serve. and his
candidacy. under such conditions.
would be Of the o impressive char.
acter.