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Imperial Valley press., 1915-01-15
Committee !

Committee NOrk-FolloWlng the
selection OF seventy prominent citizens
throughout the valley by the directors
of the Imperial Valley Chamber Of
Commerce at a recent meeting, who
will serve on committees designed for
the welfare of the county, Secretary
f. E. Place is taking up the final de
tails of the committees work. Fol
lowing are the committees: Finance,
Legislative, good roads, freight rates,
agriculture and horticulture, livestock
and mineral resources. The names
of those who will serve on the com
mittees have not yet been announced.
Crowded House at Revival-The men
of the Christian church had charge
last night at the revival, and a large
number of their friends were attract
ed to the service. A large chorus
of men furnished the music, with spe-
cial numbers by Mr.. Thomas and a
male quartet. The Sunbeam Chorus"
was presented for the first time dur
ing the Introductory service. The
evangelist, Dr. Brown, made a Strong
appeal to the men to live the Chris
tan life, and his keynote was You
can if you will, in spite of hmdrances
of all kinds" Tonight the young peo-
pie will be in charge of the service,
and they are working with enthusi-
asm to secure large attendance. Dr..
Browns subject will be "How to Get
Married. and he will bring to his au-
dlence great message touching the
foundation principles of life and home
and church. Perhaps the climax of
all the week will hp q mass p,aatipo
at the Tulane theatre Sunday after
noon, when DR.. Brown will deliver
his popular Chautauqua lecture en-
titled "A Mans a Man for "a That"
A number responded to the invita-
ton extended at the close of the serv-
ice last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-01-15
High School Notes.
(By Thomas Z. Wilson,

10y InOnldS IL. WILSON,
The entertainment committee pre-
pared short program for this morn
ing, as Friday is the regular day for
this. The program, which was very
good, was as follows:
Piano solo .............M Miriam Irwin
Reading .............. Rutch Conant
One week from today the bond cleo
ton will be held. 1t is for bonds to
be issued to put additions on the High
School buildings. 1t is hoped that
all those interested in the expansion
of the school will get out and vote.
Ihe polling place will be at the High
School and many machines will be
out to carry people over.
1t was announced that the meet
ing of the Parent Teachers Associa-
ton will commence sharply at
o'clock and that the program will be
made up Of music, speaking the farce
"Too Much Married" The main
speaker will be J. Stuart Ross.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-01-15
Loss of School Money.
(By Edward II. Hamilton)

Sacramento, Jan. 15.-Superinten-
cent Alfred Roncovieri of the public
schools of the city and county of San
Francisco is in Sacramento trying his
best to see that the schools of the
state and particularly the schools of
his city are properly reimbursed for
the money they will lose through the
abolition of the poll tax.
"The schools will lose S2.S2 for
each pupil in attendance" said he.
eve lose about $130000 in San Fran
cisco and other communities can fig
ure their losses at $2.82 for each
child going to schools. Now every
tody here says they will make up the
loss, but they don't say where the
money is to come from"
what about the saloon tax ?
Couldn't the saloon be made to sup
port the school? Wouldn't that be
sort of poetical justice?"
at would be for the benefit of the
saloon," was the reply. an New
York per cent of the excise tax
goes to the teachers pension fund
and naturally the teachers get to
looking with some complacency on
the saloon. 1t is not a good method
of raising the money.
1--WE are going to introduce a bill
providing that when the budget is
made up $18 be provided for each
child in attendance on the public
schools. The former rate was 1882,
but the cutting off of the poll tax
has reduced that to $13, and more
money than ever is needed because the
expense of education is being CON
stantly increased"
The jitney bus was to the fore in the
capital today. In the morning Ar
thur Bunker came up and secured in
one block sixty licenses for drivers
of eight buses in San Francisco. He
said there would be about $50 of the
vehicles in that city when the sixty
drivers get started.
Then Senator Stanley Benedict of
] os Angeles introduced a bill to make
the jitney bus a common carrier and
putting it under the control of the
railroad commission. The contention
is that the iitnev has already cost the
state S150,000 in taxes by reducing
the gross earnings of railroads and
street car lines, on which the tax lev
les are based. There is also to be a
license tax bill to make the jitney pay
Imperial Valley press., 1915-01-15

For Sale-S30O baby grand piano;
mahogany case; one-half cash; bal
ance so per month. Phone 219F2.-
Adv. 1920
Imperial Valley press., 1915-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Crippen returned
today from an extended visit at the
San Diego exposition.
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Gin 3eiden bentider 0riinb'
lidfeit.

Ruu, bd Der speits WinierfsIb,us
in bem fur6t6dren Ringen eingefest
bat, bsffsn 3isl bic @ernidtuns bes
9eutIden Reides mar. bas aber biss
Der auT allen 5eIbern nur f1iper ere
runsene sriumphe Der 3entralmd4te
seasitist bat, ipirb es erit tIar, tpsIH
unsebsure Opfer Der Griften3tampf
unIeres StummIdnbes erbeiiat. Wil.
lioHen prd6tiser beuii9er SuHsen bde
ben ibr glut, Sunb.rttauienbe ibr aes
ben auf bsm Mltar Der gbrs aeopfert,
bamit GeutI6lanb bas .2anb Der
Grei'H unb 1rommen" blsibe. 9sutide
9iidtigieit auf olleu @sbietsu Der
9ednit unb Der WiHenitaftsn; Der
eiumiii6iss Wiae gum Siege; beuts
fdss OrganifatioHstaIsnt; bic Gnts
idloFenbeit zines Ssben, ale n6tbise
gntbebruns gu ertrdeen = bas iiHo
einise Der Sauptgriinbe Der bsutihen
Siege unb Der bsutitsn 4usbausr. bic
bic asIammts iibrise Mslt Tin Der
9eutTdldnb unb bas beutfhe Wefsn
rnbetannt iinb unb niht beritaHben
ipsrben) in fold mnblofes Stnunen
perIebt baben. 2luf feinem 9sbiste
bsuiIter &riessthGtisisit haben iih
bisTe Gissnitnften Der rgdrbarsn"
arpbartiger bepd6rt, nls auf benz Der
DsrDunb.tsnbiIfe unb Der Snpalibens
fiiriorde. Sn feinem nHberen Der
frieofiihrenben 2Gnber fperbsn, ME in
0sutfflanb, SO prossnt allsr Der.
punbsten benz Tobe sntriFen. in tsis
nem unbsrsn, pie bort, "a g1ro5ent
Der @sripunbetem in ben Staub ges
febt, bic Muffe bon Hsuenl su erbebeu
3um Shube ppn 5etm utib Serb. Dds
III zines Der pielsn groben @erbtenite
Der fpuuberbaren Organization pes
Deutffen Rotbeu areu5es, DON peHen
fabelbafien 2eiftungsn man iih bier
faum einen bagsn geariff MAIDEN
tann. Dab bsrattise Sbdiisfeit risiise
Mittsl erbeif@i, 1T ilar. unb eben
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antmiipfenb an bic geiners


Gnfn ipftnb an bi 8emers
tung zines bsutI9en Staatsmannes.
er t6nnte bic beutidfeinbli9s Gtiln-
Hruns in oieIem 2anbe niht periteben,
frast bic Neip gorter .Simes". pb
man benn in 0sutI9lanb tein @yerl>
plar Der llnabbdnsisfeitss tldruns
unb Der @erfaiiuns Der Der. Staaten
belize. ggie aus niefen Dofumenter
8elebruns fir bic Stimmuns in ben
Der. Staaten gu ftopfsn 1T, miiIien
mir ben S9reibern bes Nep Yprter
probritif9en 9lattss iiberlaiisn, ba
nidt srii6tlid 1T, in pelhsr WeiIs
Seuti4lanb ii9 gesen uniere Soupes
rdnitdt unb segen uniere 8erfafuns
Dergansen bate. Sieie Dutumente
fpreaen nur seesn gnslano. Wenn
man bic llnabbdnsisfeitssg
3ur Sanb nimmt 70 fpirb man finben,
Oab bort eenau biefelben grutalitdten
gnslauos ansefiibrt limb, iiber bic mir
segsnpdrtig 9daperbe fiibren. Oas
nit III aud ertldrt, parum man uns
in Deutiflanb nidt peritsbsu lam.
WGbrenb mir alien @runb baben, ees
gen gnsIanb empDrt gu fein, tpirb Der
Sab auf Seuti6lono geporfen. Dod
lit gu bemertsn, baB biefer Sab ui6t
in Der @eiis psrbreitet 1T, pie bic
Netp gorter probritiide preiTs es oars
suitel1.n beliebt. Gr lpirb BON biefsr
9reifs tiinitIi6 geSiidtet unb lie bsiist
basu bic Sre6bsit. ibre Seiinnuns
fir bic bes ameritauifden @pltes
Gin WtiBpsritdnbnib
tpirb nur babura berDorssrufen. bdb
Der prdfibent auf Der probritiiden
Seite ftsbt. Sas BOLT b.ntt DeieHt>
lid anbers bariiber, aIs er. unb ipirb
ben gepeis bierfiir gu sssisneter 3sit
lisfern.
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ra6tsfsier uHierm Gtriftbdum, fptrb
s.fpiB eineu alnperseBIi4en tisfsn Gin'
brud binierlaiien.
9i. jdbrIide srobe Ginbtrborfas
lung 1T Sann am iolgenben Dienitas,
ben Is. DECEMBER, am Radmittag Nm
stpsi llbr i'm @ranb Opera 6ouis- 3ur
auffiibruus iOmmt pie f&ou sra
ipdbni, bas bsrrIide beuiI1e Wdrden'
ipisl .Sdnsapittdkn anb bic fisbsn
3perss" in GROCER ausfattung.
0i. prOben iiHo felt Idnsswr 3sit
fdon i'm ganae uub bic grobe S4uor
bon ainbsrn, bensn BET Der auffdbrs
ura elm 70 pidtiser 1btiI ber Rols
len susstpisitn III, bat isbt fdon ibrs
Id0nen gtufgdben in elmer WeiIe be-
paItist bob bas pubIitum On ibnsn
cine pnbre 6e-3ensfreubs baben tpirb.
&c eintriitspreifs finb ftaff srrna.
bist iporben, ba ia sespib bunoerts
ppn eIisrn al ibre fisbsn RIeintn In
bic Wldr4enporitslIuna briusen obsr
f1iden ipollen unb Elm ermdbigter
eintrittsprsis baber ii@ef ntlItDms
men If.
Di. 9idsis fir bei6t @Orfeflunssn,
Sonntas unb bic Watinse nd@itsn
0isnitas, Iissen on ben iibIi&en
St,llsn euf: gor Sffiee TN Granb
Opera Souie. Eel. Canal 401; BOB
unb aaiamps 9lpOtbeis, Zine unb II.
StraBs Eel. Canal 1917,
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eokal.Derid)l
1entiHes 1beater.
y1ie Sodseit i'm GrbsatsbOf" an
SOnntas; pSdnsepittd,en" ais
Natinte am Tienitus.

qls Tinniss gDsibna9tssabs brinsl
bas bsuti1e absatsr ON Sounian
2lbsno isintu GGitsn Elm prn s&te,
goIisposiie our9brunsenss br1maii'
I9ss Weri, sisefriep gonrab Staads
pisrattises g,oItsitiid nit Geians:
Die 5ofssii pom Grbsutsbof-, bas
bsribmt. Ssi.sniiiid au Dem Die eIis
pom Grlsnhcf" beiIeIkn @eriaiiers.
bas nit 70 sinf4lasenb,m grfOlss
ipitbsrboIt bier Don Der beutihen
sbsater @sitni4afi seeebsn tporbti
1T, gpi. in Die GIis Dom GrIsns
bof" ipisIt fi6 auh bic Sonbluns bss
fur Sonltaa anseitst,n Stiides i'm
ibplliiheu Sfndr5ipalo ab. gdie
@6lparStpGlosr 5ppen, Wldnner unb
Drausn aus sinem goItsitumm, Der
islbit b.ute nod feline Gissnart tuabrt,
fiibrt uns Der gerfaFer Dor, Iebtnss
iparms G,eitalten, bic In ibrsr Driidt
uHb llnpsriaiihibeit anmutbtn ipis Der
trGfiia Iieblite Duff, Der ben san-
nenpdleern unb bliib,nSsn Wieisn'
griinben bss Iiebtn. bsr5issn S3pas
benIanbss tntifr0mt. Sn bic prdhs
iia. in ibr.r Ginfadbsit pddsnos
6unbluns finb iiimmunssDolls ais'
Der sinssflcdtsn, bic bus GkIammtbilS
fsin dbrunosu unb bic rs&te atmos'
pbdre binsintrasen.
gs ipirb alIo elm li3tiger bsutidxr
glbsnb iperbtn. isoss gefiibIs' nno
Stimmiingsrssiitr pirb aufgeSogsn
eiipas fiir's Ssrs unb gemiitb. sin
pdur 5br1nsn unb Elm poar luIiigs
Gpiioben, sttpas g)osiie unb wolfsros
nlantii, bas sunse bsfeslt pcn Der
ausfdlieblid btutfdsn Gemiitbsiisfs
- Elm 2lbsub, tpie er In bic Weibs
raftsseii binsinpnbt.
llnb I'm bas 3eiibilb SoIliidnbig su
MAIDEN. finbei in Wtrbinbuna nit Der
Gonntas g)orit,lIuns bic Weibs
nd4isfsier uniersr stiinIiler itait. fir
bi. Elm mddtissr Gbriitbnum i'm ei4t
Der asr5tn unb farbissn tItftrii8n
@liibbirn.n aui Der giibns bss Granb
srfirnblsn pirb uub nit uHiersH
siiniilsrn ipirb ia aud pas ganss
9bsaisrpubliiim mitfsisrn tpie cine
sinsiee erobs JaIniIis uno bic Iisbsn
WsibnnnisIi,ber mitiiHgen! Der
gbsnb, bic lorefdliis sinitubirts
@oItsitiid guffiibruus uub bic mtib.] ]
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@eibuadJtsieier bss Clifton SeisbtS
0eianspereins.

GieieIbc tpir6 am Sonntag, benz
20. Ge5enber, in Der gereinsballe
1857 Mobs StraBe iiottfinoen imb
nm d'pei llbr ibren sInfms nebmell.
Gie Ayeibnadtsfeier oieies @ereins
lrar itets Gin bodrpiGfommenes 1eiI,
bauptiddIid, Siird) bic oaiuit perhnl.
benen @eibnnftsipieIe, wel6e IN
ibrer por5iipliden Earitelliing itcts
ole erobte Sreiibe bereitetcn, 10 mirS
aiib oieies SSobr ben WsitsIieoern unS
Sreimoen bes 9ereins Elm beioroercr
@eitub beporiteben ipie oas pro.
gramm 5eigt.
gbor: .Spune au Die Wadt"
@eet1opeI
Gbor: sWhitterIiebe" ...... s. 9oigt
Defamation
5rI. slnna @rab.
sam GbriitabeHb, ODER Seimfebr aiIs
sfrifa" ...... Ssfar ssingbdneI
8erionen:
yater aln,iA elm alter Baloipdrtcr
................ Sdccb Beder
Wliitter Urine, ieiu @cib
.......... eliiabetb Riebniann
irie. beiber SobIt, Gergeatt Der
afrdamiden SdItiri,ppe
.................. Nltreo vnd)
Wlimfc, ein geger -. @iIhelm Beg
Gin Meibnaftsabcn6 beiitif,er Sol.
baicnfinoer".
9Irr. bon Sncob gedcr
9eitbilo aus 6cutfdcn Sanoen
(rHit @eiaIle).
perioneg:
5rnu Giitmann
........ Wargarefba 8oebnic
Srna, ocren 1od)ter
.............. Wettie Sdpibert
aned)t Huppreft
49,. cSobn SiemniEtel
ainber;
9lorma @crbiem GIiie WeibS Cleo
nora Screr5, Silbn Sorelta Grioa
2eift Carrie Gswalb, gIiie @eis,
Gclu1 Serniam. Scbu &ermurL
Q,,ifn pjf,tnnIi
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@ilion's Srieoensbote.

Der graii iibent bat fsinsn Jreunt
Col. 9ouie uad europa sefdidt, I'm
ben bortieen Resierunsen bic Guiias
ten Der Ser. Stdaten iibsr aIIeemeins
DOIterrehtIide 5rasen au untsrbreiten
unS nebenbei bic Stimmuns Der 8Ois
fer in 9e5us auf ben Jrieoen gu err
tunben. ggis ipeiter mitsstbeilt pirb.
iinb psrf9iebsn. pi9tiss nnterbanos
lunssn unfsrsr Rsgieruns ntdt Sur
Grleoisuns selunst, neil bieis tsine
9elssenbeit bate, ibre anii4ten Sur
pollen aenntNib gu brtnsen. Das 1T
cine iebr perideiernbs Sprads, absr
mir slauben ben 3tped Der SOufsiaen
Miifiou oarin ri4tis gu errutben.
bab Der prdiipsnt feline pfuI6er'
bafts 8ebanbIuns Der peridieo.'
n.u b6lterredtlihen Sragen einiisbt,
tpesen rpel6er er nit ben psrIdisbenen
europdii Regierungsn perbanbeIt
unb sur nebsr5euguns sstommen TT,
bab er einen anosrsN aurs als bisber
eini4lagen miife, nm bic Redte Der
Ser. StaateH eebiibrenb gu bei6iise:
3u unIerem 9ebauern tonnen mir iel
nen gsmiibunssn teinen giinitissu Grs
foIg perfpreben, penu bus Wtittel, ods
er sur &lGruns tpGblt, pirb iid als
sbenio perfsblt ertpeiien, tpis feline Bis
bergen Sanblungen. Die 9erpitluns
gen inb babur6 eiugetrsten, bub Der
9rGiibent iidh idsut, i'm erftsn Son NIT
Gnglanb gu iprsdn. Tlit ben Wadts
mitteln, fpsl9. ben Ser. Staaten 81
@ebote iteben, burfte Der arisg unTsr
2anb nidt i'm gntfernteitsn in nit
leibenibaft 5ieben. Die @sigerung bes
9rGiibenten, bic ae9te Der Ser. Staa'
ten nah 9sbiibr su idiissn. bat bic
unbefrieoigenoen 8erbdltniiIe 6erpors
gerufen unb bic Ser, Staatsn an Zen
Ranb ernIilider @erpidIunssn ses
braht.
Der erIte UT. Der ben pra1loenteH
bait. gum trdftiseu Ginidrsitsn pers
anlaFen folIen, mar bic Sperrung Der
Rorbiee Ssttens Gnslarbs fiir bic
neutrale S4iffabrt. Surd bas
Sdtpeigen beg prdiibenisn su bieism
9snaItaft tiibn eemudt, sins Gnss
Lamb einen S6ritt ipeiter unb psr'
bdngte cine gloddbs, bic Der YrGiibcnt
islbit als unseisslih unb unpirtiam
beSei6net bat. 2luf Gruno bider uns
geIeBli6en unb unipirtiamen 8lodaDs
Tperrte Gnslanb Die Derbiinbeten 5Ge
fen ssgeu bic 3ufubr bon 2ebensmits
tsln fir Die 3ipilbsDDlterung. 9lIs Der
prGiibent aud bagegen nidt sinIdrttt.
blisb Seutf6lanb nihts anberes iibriI,
uls CUR !Sslbitbilfs gu sr.ifen, inbem
IS gHglanb nit ieinen siaenen Waf' |
fen 6etdmpfte, b. |. bem @erIu6 sur |
ausbunserung Der @erbiinbeten ben
8riud sur 4usbuneerung Der GGiirs !
ten entgeeenitsllte. gu biefem gsbufs
.rOffnete Deutf6lan0 einsn Saudboots
'rks gesen feinhli6s SanbelsiHifie,
pas sur r2uiitania "sgpiipbs fiibrts.
Bdbrenb Der prGiibent ale Gepalts
1T. Gneiunbs rubig binssnommen
)atie, fbritt er aeqer 9euti9lanb unb {
p6ter gesen Seitsrreih nit belsibissrs
,er 8drfhbeit Elm, anitdtt bas llebel,
,as sr felbit Deridulbet bate, 5u bes
eitigen, iroem er amerifanif9en 8iirs |
I.rn bic Marnuns ertbeilte. feinblideT t
S6iffen fern AZ bleiben. alns gemiis
lunssn bee Col. Soufs, Deutf6lano
IHb Oeiterreid besrsifli6 au MAIDEN,
'ab Der prdfibent fid ieinsr llngsreds
iS:ss. gsgen bieieIbeu i9ulbig made. |
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besbdIb tSnnsn mir DeubTh= 4meritnT
i,er, 70 lpir bic nits oeimdtb nidt 9anj
perssFen babtn, fidt seails fbun. rri
has ebIe Mert az fSrDtrn. @aben gu
ridten an bic Dsutift DotiAcft.
WaIbinston, D. g., cber pie Delef
sierten bss Dsutlden Roihtn areii.
3es. 1923 @rpabipap, Broom 11O7,
Ietp g)prt.
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eraer @eSanfc.

Gin heiner DitpreiiBe Iieit Die
neutrality-suspicious.: er tomnt Su
cenr oasc: limb Die groe ipor tpiiit
unb feer'.
,Wama,s frngt er, vhatten oenu
oort aud bic Ruiien gebauitS"
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etnes Srrtbums bes Saudboots
fuhrers erfoIst 1T. Dieie 2fiite seben
ii9 in Der 9ittfdrift als aulturtrassr
aus, ipdhrenb lie in Wirtltdteit auf
benz gaipeau ppn 8arbaren fteben, ins
bein iis einen aries obne bic minbeits
Berehtiguna perlanget.
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8rdnSe.

Jn Dem Sdufe 2525 3adtssrp
Strobs brad ssfsru iHfOIse eints 0s'
ftits an Der sleliriIHeH 2sitaug 8susr
aus, bas jsbp@ fdnsu eritidt prrbe.
Der aucsri4ists s&asfu bsiTaaF $26.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-06-23
CATALOGUE OF THE
STATE WOMEN'S COLLEGE

The catalogue of the State College
for Women which is now being distri-
buted by that college, is of interest
not only to every citizen who has
daughter to send to college, but to
every one who takes pride in the pro-
tions. The book gives the history of
the college and shows the substantial
growth it has made since it was
founded. The list of the faculty and
other officers, exclusive of the state
boards, comprises 48 names. The plant
as described consists of campus of
103 acres, and seven buildings, in
GLIDING a new $4,000 dining room.
Information is given also concerning
the terms of admission to the college
and the work of the various depart
ments, viz: the graduate school, col
/ lege of arts and sciences, the normal
/ school, the college of art, expression
and music, as we'll as concerning the
work carried on throughout the state
| by the extension division of the home
| economics department. Among the
items of interest to those who expect
to go to college soon, are the calendar
for the academic year, and the state
ment of expenses, which for regular
students in the college and normal
school are kept within the modest
sum of $128 for 50 weeks. Not the
least interesting part of the catalogue
is the register, which shows that dur
ing the past year there were in at
tendance at the college, including
summer term, 633 young women from
40 Florida counties and u states. The
catalogue shows clearly that young
ladies of Florida who wish to receive
educational advantages of the highest
type and at. the lowest cost, can dc
so within the borders of their owr
state. Young women who are think
ing of attending college in 1915-191f
should write the president of the col
/ lege for copy of this catalogue:
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-06-23

In the July Metropolitan, Booth
Harrington very accurately describes
American sentiment toward the great
war. A year ago, Americans had
more personal friendship for Ger
mans than for any other people This
personal friendship has changed lit
tie, if any. But it looks to Americans
ike Germany could have prevented
war instead of bringing it on. We have
seen Germans commit, in the course
of war, acts that no other civilized
nation has committed We have been
conscientiously neutral, and the Ger
mans are beginning to hate US be-
cause we do not do things that would
injure their enemies. The impression
is becoming general in America that
Germany is controlled by a coterie OF
men without conscience. They take
no note of right or wrong. If they
think it to their interest to remain al
peace with America, they viii remain
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-06-23

The Star is not surprised at the de-
cision of the supreme court regarding
the grandfather clause laws of Okla
homa and Maryland It is of the opin-
ion that the objections the court
makes to these laws will apply to the
Florida law, which the people will
vote on at the next general election.
It will be very good thing for the
people to decide on this fully, and
if it be established by good legal au-
thority that the law viii not stand,
they should vote against it; for if it
is adopted, and an election held under
it, and the election is contested, as it
surely will be, a great deal of con-
fusion in the affairs of the state
would result.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-06-23

At 10 o'clock this morning the Star
received dispatch to the effect that
Governor Slaton of Georgia had
commuted Leo Franks sentence to
imprisonment for life.-Ocala Star.
If you had International News Ser
vice instead of the Associated Press
you would have had that information
by o'clock. By 7:30 a. m. the Sun
had posted the whole story.-Clear-
water Sun.
The Star would mildly beg leave to
call the Suns attention to the very
obvious fact that the morning papers
of Monday, carrying A. P. dispatches,
and printed several hours before
either the Clearwater Sun or the old
original sun arose, carried the story
that Frank was on his way to the
state prison at Milledgeville, and
therefore of a necessity his sentence
must have been committed. The Star
could have had the announcement OF
the Communication at z o'clock also il
it had ordered it. 1t did not order q
bulletin for that purpose, therefore
the news came in with its first batch
of dispatches at 10 O'Clock. AS the
Star has always commended the merit
] of the international News Service
the Sun is rather going out of its
way to defend what hasn't been at
tackled.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-06-23

For the last score of years, Atlanta
has been cursed by hoodlum ele-
ment, more vicious probably than in
any other city of its size in the South.
It was that element that brought on
the riot that disgraced the state
some years ago, and some of the
same crowd made a demonstration
against the home of Governor Slaton
Monday night. It would have been a
good thing for the city and state if a
hundred of two of them had been kill
ed. They do not represent Atlanta OF
Georgia, but they make trouble for
both.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-06-23

Since Japan licked the Russians,
there hasn't been as great fear of the
"Bear that walks like a man." and
since the Russians are making such a
sorry showing against the Teutons,
one of the favorite outdoor sports OF
nations when this war ends, bids fair
to be batting the Notwithstanding
Metropolis.
Russians made better showing
against the Japs, and are making a
better showing against the Germans
than Americans would make if they
had to go to war just now.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-06-23

The German submarine U-51 is OPP
Grating around Constantinople. To get
there it is said to have made the long
voyage from Kiel or Wilhelmshaven,
via the North Sea, the open Atlantic
and Mediterranean, then through the
altogether about 5000
miles, Orlando Sentinel.
Why so, when it could have been
sent in pieces by rail, less than one
fourth the distance, assembled and
launched at Constantinople.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-06-23

The Fatherland says President Will
son has lost 90 per cent of the Ger
man-American vote. It is not likely
that Mr. Wilson has thought about
anybody's vote in deciding the mo-
mentous matters before him. But if
the German-Americans want to find
out what minority they are, they
have only to bring on an issue in
which an American must decide
whether he shall vote for the United
States or Germany.