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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-29

his work. The policeman is not the
right sort of man to deal with the juvenile
delinquent. His fitness as a policeman
incapacitates him TO- perform the duties
of probation officer with wisdom.
Preceding the talk by Mr.. Carstens,
Miss Caroline Haas, a factory Inspector
of the state of Ohio, made plea for
better conditions for women and children
and recommended that something be
done to supply vocational education for
children that they need not waste their
lives in finding the work for which they
are fitted but will be ready to take up
their life work when they have finished
their schooling. Miss Haas had been
a factory worker when she was a girl
and is we'll acquainted with conditions
in many manufacturing institutions and
she knows that the best that conditions
can be made in such places of strenuous
toll is none too good to assist in pre-
serving the greatest resource of the
nation, the growing child.
Judge Grier M. Orr of the Juvenile
Court of St. Paul was unable to be
present to discuss the Community
Plan" advocated by Mr.. Carstens.
Judge Webster of the Probate Court of
Itasca County had prepared a paper
discussing the Child Welfare question
but as Mr.. Carstens address had been so
extended Mr.. Webster had time to give
but small part of it. The chief points
made by him were the necessity of early
isolation of detectives and the solving
of the problem of neglect to solve the
problem of delinquency.
Judge Webster also spoke of the
Mothers Pension as method of solving
problems that affect society but while
he commended the act he criticized the
method Of granting the pensions, stating
that very often it was given in manner
most humilating to the mother whereas
she should feel that she has perfect
right to assistance when she is in need of
it on account of having dependent
children. He further stated that it
should not be the aim to contribute
charity to people further than so far as
might be necessary to help them to help
themselves. He went to the bottom
Continued on Page ~
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-29

the measure and many more are dis
| covering provisions of the law that he
come more Objectionable as their in
vestigation proceeds.
Another section that now is being
clearly understood for the first time refers
TO the suspension of laws and provides
that if a county votes dry. every law
ana every municipal charter, so far as
I tney refer to the sale and regulation of
liquor, shall be wholly suspended. The
result OF such condition is inevitable
tor with regulation gone, the way is clear
1or The unlawful sale of liquor and the
entry OF the lawless element which in
cludes blind pigs" and ''boot leggers.''
These are the many features of the
new law daily becoming more and more
Objectionable. The county option law
as it stands is dangerous proposition.
Why should Nicollet County experiment
with it? Conditions in this county as
they exist today are satisfactory to a
majority of the citizens. The saloons
are well regulated and observe the law
1t is condition much to be preferred
to the possibility or rather the certainty
OF the illegal traffic that is SO evident in
all dry territories.
Richland county, in North Dakota
which is dry, spent $14,O3O.6O in the
prosecution of ''blind pig" cases in four
years. Compare this with the record If
Wilkin county, Minnesota, ('Wet'') lust
across the river. During the same
period not cent was expended for that
purpose; the grand jury met only once in
four years, and the county received a
licensed income of $193,8OO
Read what the supreme court of Min
nesota says, in the case of the State versus
Stofles, 80. Mimi, 205, is the following:
1T is matter of common knowledge
that blind pigs or places for the secret
or unlawful sale of intoxicating LIQUORS
are relatively more numerous and far
more pernicious in prohibition districts
than they are in licensed districts, where
IN the temptation to maintain blind pigs
is much less, and wherein all licensed
dealers have direct pecuniary interest
in suppressing the unlicensed traffic"
Advertisements
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-29

part OF Lake County. A single infected
herd was discovered in Dupage County
near the infected portion of Cook Coun-
ty, but no additional cases have been
reported from that county.
The department has concentrated it's
field force of veterinarians and inspectors
on suppressing the outbreak in Illinois.
At present II federal veterinarians and
81 assistants are at work in and around
the suspected territory making farm to
farm examinations, disposing of infected
herds, disinfecting premises, and ar
ranging for local guarantees to
prevent the spread of the disease from in
fected farms to their neighbors. Co
operating with the Department force is
a large force of Illinois State veterinarians
and inspectors.
In Minnesota and Indiana there has
been no spread of the disease beyond the
first herds discovered. In Michigan
one herd was destroyed as precau-
tionary measure but no other herds have
become affected.
An investigation to determine if
possible the cause of the new outbreak
was begun as soon as the first cases were
reported and is still being carried on,
and no statement as to the origin of the
new outbreak can be prepared until this
investigation is completed.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-29

his work. The policeman is not the
right sort of man to deal with the juvenile
delinquent. His fitness as policeman
incapacitates him TO perform the duties
of probation officer with wisdom.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

the two napers. This Is an erroneous
id., as the figures quoted are q mat
cor ~ record aud may be easily as
oortginrd hv anyone who will luke rue
trouhle 10 search the minutes ~ Uie
u.,,rd N Commissioners for the nasI
so,tr wears. aud wa assume mat me
rptnrnrise was honest IN making IFS
iaarches ana estimates. ns Wa know we
wore honest In the searches w." mate
and the conclusions we reached We
bailnye uIr figures to be correct. ami
,ya. I.po,v That Tie Enterprise 'leli",
arc wrong.
As fo the So conditional offer male
hv our contemporary. wc merely use
sort that 10 iups not Impress Ms ls h"-
ING ANYTHING more than the evidence 'r
rnild's play We are nor running II'
slug mnchun " any nature. nor io
,ya offer premium on any medicine
that fuu ro effect cure. and ahov" 'iI
things .t would he no consolation %"
me- rn know .hnt nur rOutemporl" hnd
fnr..ri iuu Itself the Necessity pt 1hN-
ing mt Sol .n good hard earned none"
which wa know IL would have fu iu
rrdor Inc forms ~ it's offcr
F'uaUv tAp mnttpr has been closed.
The public have the information ls
set forth pv both rhe News lnd the
Enterprise. and it VIII only be- n 1ie''
lion NJ checking over brief record No.
counts tn ascertain the correctness NJ
the claims made hy each. We trust
that The controversy has resulted .n
a moro thorough understanding ~ ar
fairs N q public nature in the ndmin-
isuntlnn N the county government
and we nust. roo. tlmr the Enterprise
has a better insight into affairs M Il
public nature than it had ar the n"
Ginning NJ this controversy.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

cred by Carrier bovs~ fo any part If
the CITY within f"w minutes after
coming from the press.
10 shall bn The policy N the paper
tn furnish an the news nut il will en-
phaIza thnr- that nre "onduciv" to
F., higher standard VI citizenship aud
better business conditions Civic tight
eou.uogS. municipal improvements bot
far raade. hottrr schools more children
In the schools and such Iik" shall Too
our slogan "RoOstiug instead NJ
Knocking" shall continue to he 'nr
MOTTO. Wa have never believed That
money expended That is properly as
pended foo buildug lood roads 1r -up'
porting good schools .s other fhHu 1n
Investment paying pis dividends.
We hove tu make The acquaintance ~
lI ls rapidly as possible. Va ara CON.
vauicuty located for tho puhli" ro call
and it win warm our hearts II r1u
win dr0p for and shake our hands with
hearty good win Youth lud w" arc
up movie, lt tho business ourselves.
n yau havoc had any uismdorstlud
mgs with tho Vows .u Tho Dast com"
m and lore .'g 10 got .ogcth"r. If rHu
have lInv1ucne. oitnor real 1r ''mn-
mary" como FOO and raU shall have %
sympathetic ear yns. rvo Of Them z
To- with hotter servo.
Trusting that the News may n0u-
Huuo FOB perceive the ,amo loyal support
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
WE SHOULD WORRY.

The Douulntim If the Wor'" ms
f,..n ostinutcd lt 1000 OOO.000 propir.
or the 52.G41lo2 square miles Of Inna
an rlis earth. only 3OO000Oo are habit
l,bIr 10 has been further ostim"t''
,l,nt an, -marn mile rnn at a pinrh
.i,np,r+ 1nn pprsons ut the present
Hmn there are IN m average ~ per
sons To tie square mile. Tile a'ef'lI'
birth ana death rates arc as thIe' u"
one. and it is 4 .rouudhog fact tll'
there will come time some lay Whtl
mother earth win have al the chil'
iron size ran possibly nourish-thrn
ynntg True the kaiser ana the otler
war lords are doing all they can 10
Dosronp The inevitable day; IN me
meantime Ish Ga Bibbie. we should
worry saturday World.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

had the mower to DO 80. II Germany
ana Austria Hungary cannot import
c,ntrobsnd ftom this country. II is not
because NJ that fact the duty of the
motto, states 10 close its markets.
,hc allies. The markets. NJ this coun.
t,-, arc ,pen upon equal terms to all
the world. fo every nation helligercnt
or ncutnl'
II is indeed a line policy which has
n,omptei. the secretary NJ state Ia I'M
d.rtai.e an explanation N America
attitude On This question. Heretofore
tl,ere Inns been % sentiment almost
prevalent that the Emitted States anu
the peoplp thereof particularly have
nor heon strictly neutral. Mr.. Bryan
clears no this erroneous impression
liz mixing Il plain that the acts that
hive becn complained " are ana hnr"
been kent within the proper confines
or custom lud the international law.
His explanation could not possibly
hnvc hpan lt q better dine IMAM now
while wa arc on the very verge NJ h".
coming involved IN the greatest " The
world conflicts. ana better still. because
10 win likely be the means NJ arrest
ing any war operations ou .h" part NJ
This country.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
CONCERNING EsTELLE.

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Gomez, Eros pra.-
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

yoar for printing. Why don't the couii Il.
=. afe,5ois divide the county printing
It is uue we have never aS'eu l lui ~,
nut If would look ike our aihri'li i
shmld bee men that would do the h'ir
ain. ,,it,,ut having ia be- begged. ---
Fioridn Advocate. .,..,
rho Advocate man has certainly h"l
been guided In his S""iinIs for feW ,',' 4,
NV thnt Biblical Injunction "hi'h
avs: ASK ana sc shall receive kno''
ana IL shau be- opened unto YOU ''''
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
FAVORABLE COMMENT.

why don't SOME II our good roads
builders keep an accurate account Of
rhe cost NJ construction IL various
roads Der mile asks the Ar
cadia Daily News. The pub
lie would like To have such
information. and folks down rhiS way
have become weary 0t upprONima-
tl0ns. o." In many instances ir would be
70 good thing 90 publish rhe informa-
rion suggested. People everywhere like
10 know what the money they pay Tor
taxes and licenses Is being u~ed for
and the details ~ road building are
particularly interesting Times Union
short Talks.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
ISSUE DETERMINED.

Tie controversy that has been 90
ing on for the past several weeks no
tween this paper End the Enterprise
was virtually closed 10y the last issue
~ the latter. when It saw IT 10 nhan-
don the issue IN ~ entirety. and to
resort 10 the calling NJ names and tho
use NJ cpithets.
In reference to the subject matter
that has been under discussion. tho
Enterprise states. however, that the
matter has resolved into q question Of
"verncity" as 10 the correctness Of the
figures that have been published by
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
OJR Nh TRNLTTY.

The question ~ American urur.au-I
~ regarding the great European com
nict ba. been q live question mo cnuu-
try ovor ever since the bogIrfiug Of.
actual war operations the pro-Eu1'Isb
sentiment feeling U the main THAT ruc.
United States has preserved an NIB"
coming degree of neutrality and me
German sentiment having the hni J.!
ness tu auega rbar 0ur country ha>.
from the very beginning shown par
TALLY 10 rh" allies.
But regardless ~ all thar has boon
done and said relative 10 %" cuuUu-
versy under discussion, the United
states through it's secretary ~ state
has made So plain yea very plain in-
deed. That the United states has heen
governed boy The strictesC rules and
Jaws governing neutrality; rl' sc"ra-
tary answering iu detail all % the va
rious questions concerning Dur ueu-
rraIfy that have arisen.
Because II the extreme length u Mr.
organs letter m American neutrality.
It will 10 impossible To- Reproduce IL
here. hence. vc shall De content 10
point ont some ~ rhe salient features
as depicted boy NJ. Bryan. AMI cit
some ~ tine comment that has been
made by the leading newspapers The
country over feeling confident that the
mpIc win fully appreciate Mr.. Bry.
ans ability 70 ably present the Amer.
lean viewpoint as applied 20 the Amer
lrau attitude ou this very important
/ question.
/ Asa general rule the press through
out the United states have spoken in
| The very highest terms ~ Mr.. Bryan
/ letter NJ explanation and in many
cases II has been referred tn a. q
masterpiece which will bo held sacred
. in the archives Of American history
/ there arc. however, some dissentln-
/ opinions which AFFECTION. without OK
7 rcptim come frou' those who arc
| either pro.EugIlsh on the one hand oi
/ pro German ON the other newspaper
open fo the conviction ~ fairness have
, spoken iu the highest terms II our NJ
! ttudc and Mr.. Bryan's explanation
/ NJ It.
An insight into Mr.. Erran's elabo
rate letter ~ explanation may bc Oh
l tanned from the following cytract from
the document:
There f. mo power IN tho ey"cgtiv
~ prevent tie sale ~ ammunition 4
the bcIligcrcuts. Tho duty NJ n ncu
\ trail 10 restrict trade IN munitions .
war has never been imposed by inter
j national law or by municipal statute.
at Is the business ~ belligcrcn
i operating on the high seas, not Nv
. duty ~ n neutral ~ prevent contra
band from reaching the enemy.
4 Those IN this country who sympa
, thlze with Germany ana Austria Hun
, gnry appear tO assume that some Ol
legation rests upon this government
In the performance ~ It, neutral dut'
b ~ prevent all trade IN coniraband, nm
+ thus 10 e1ualize the difference due I
+ the relative strength 81 the bellleei
ents.
! "NO such obligation exists. ~ wOul
be nm unneutral act, an act N Tai
. tinlity on the part ~ this government
Z 10 adopt such policy n the exccutiv
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
WHY not DIVIDE?

The Arcadia papers are roasting each
other, and incidentally they have
shown that the county pays the two Ia.
pers Of Arcadia about 81 200 Der wear
for printing. There are four uapers
published In DeSoto county outside Of
Arcadia. and we venture the assertion
that outside 81 the tax list aud cleo.
tion notice that the county has never
paid any one Of these papers 800 per
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
COOPERATION.


Il, mic ,go ,r pr,rrnsy r!p business
.,.,,r,., f,.,, l,o..,p, ,uuunr.d with the
f,,,.. ., ..,,..,..,,f,,,, tpa,usa the word
-. t.,,a,.rr, I,s siruiHcanra In
I,s r.s,o,,. s,nuds the seventies that
No., r.,,,, ,,.,.,,,,,r,t rr r,urprfad effort
-. ,,.ano,,tfnu Reasoning upon the
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80. ,,, .Io,i,,,J I'D and nudar an ed-
I l,.'..,.,i ,nti,-,J ..r5,r Tho lood of Flor
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,,,. IN. .,. Oh, Inconsistencies
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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
WE WONDER r. ARILLA
Is GOOD LOOKING!

loose who cannot attend Ga-pariiIa
should gasp nc ArilIa nc home Ar.
cudia Daily News.
There We're some good looking Ones
hcrr--and We suspect some who call
Arcadia home-who We're worth gasp
ins at.-Tampa Times.
We have been Informed that AriIia
was iu attendance. and that in fact
there was much Gasping done.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. E. Il. Jones, OF Frankfort KY
and associates have acquired an inter
est in tie DeSoto County News, hnd
Mr.. Jones' has moved to Arcadia ahh
taken charge OF the News as manager
aud associate editor.
Mr.. Jones liz Christian gentleman
aud business mHu ~ years Of eNpei-
ls.nra and successful mpushuents.
lie has served his county and his stat"
in public capacities with signal honor
10 himself aud his constituency
Mr. Bmk-dnIc Hamlet, state SUI
perlntendcut ~ Public Instruction of
Kentucky. with whom he served t'r
several years, ays Prof j.. u.
Jones', OF Koutuckyi served eight year,
AZ county superintendent Of Franklin
county. the county Ia which Inc capt
tai is located. He was q foremost fa".
tor in an the educationH. work. Of Zen
fucky as county superintendent. Jr
der his administration Of th" 'ch""'S
81 his county The salaries Of lifts i'arn.
err we're Increased atty per CONT ana
the attendance increased thirty per
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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
QUERY.

According to headlines On the Tam
pa Times, Arcadia PEOPLE viii ask The
council ~ SUSPEND the order keeping
cows of the streets. preparing % rer
citrate the oumia. II a new railroad
Where's the conHcctlon:-Clearwatrr
Sun.
The answer Is easy: IL Is the cow
catcher.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
4 NOVEL IDEA.

Here's a suggestion 10 any local '''
cIety rhnr wishes 10 get up AN enter
ranmrnr fur charity: Have an oiH-
fashioned spelling bre ana yet proml-
nrnt citizens. teachers preachers. law
vprs. newspaper men. etc, ru nnfnrl-
nate. As a drawing card, this Would
putcinss nll the concerts. minStr''S
and other entertainments that local
talent can devise. Tampa Tribune.
This may appear as the least nlt SELF
lsh ON the Dnlt NJ Il newspaper mani FOB
suggest contest in which he KNOWS
he viii be- the winner however rh"
iGea strikes us l- being an eN'ei."uJ
one. and We trust ir viii be- adopted
by every town. city and section
throughout Florida.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

Under the contract ~
had with the Board OF y,
for the year 1911. the Nr.,
all minutes and legal p
board without pay. and
ceived for county prlnuN
ten per cent. less than
quotations If the
ing plants of the sr.|
the year 1912 the News u'.-
kind OF a contract win
commissioners. except w
for printing were made
cent. less than the pfM
leading Houses Of the
facts will explain the ails
printing bills for the ~
1912 while the News w
organ. and in 1913 ane
the Enterprise was az
cial capacity.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25
LOOKING AHEAD.

tn" governor still appear, to D.. I'm
sympathy with the poor farmers. Why
asltate II: III" farmers are on a. tn.
ame:-Arnadia Daily News.
Why. indeed: Why. hecause som,
folks can't do Otherwise. II * habit.
y know. like shaking hands. Tampa
Times.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

While the weather is dae
Kick.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

Why be- -"cycdg
Looking forward!
Keep the hustle MP.
They are yet being born.
Germany Is still kicking.
Buy home made products.
Nothing grips like the lagripDe..
join the city beautiful contest.
Inc opportune hour for hustle,
How about that city bond issue?
----S
Present the flowers to the living.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

The republicans have
able To defeat one II The
ton measures. and hen0
n certain subject for
speeches.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

Compulsory education
leading issue considered
coming session Of the legs
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

Glnd the editors had a ~
fast.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

Billy Sunday Is reported
viFiu=" Philadelphia. 81
"Philly" should take a rel|
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

The way 10 lind gold is O.
digging.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-25

start The cash basis plan !.
thereby.