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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-26

wholly different It Is from che English "cul-
ture," is organized efficiency on the largest
scale
From this definition conception Of Kultur
flow certain results, either immediate or ulti-
mate. The immediate result is the worship of
the State. For It is the State, and the State
alone, which is the organ of national efficiency
1t is impossible that an individual should attain
the same strength power in isolation as by
Incorporation in a great community like the
State.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-26

torpedOing OF British warships carry
ing American passengers deliberately
unfriendly act While Germany always
IS glad to respect American friendship
she has conceded everything that can
be conceded. one bit more would be
considered humiliating by the Ger
man nation whose armies have been
victorious upon all the battlehelds IN
the east and in the west
The Nossische Zeitung says that
courteous proposals have not been
able to change the presidents obstin-
acy and that from his standpoint he
not only rejects all proposals, but
clothes the rejection in a form that
is anything but friendly.
The Krcus Zeitmg.
The Kreus Zeitung CoficiaD de-
clares that almost every sentence in
in the note demands a sharp disagree
ment. 1t adds that it must be sup
posed that the German government
will stamp as a misunderstanding the
statement that il has acknowledged
as "A principle Of law that the char
acter and cargo OF a merchant ship
must be established before the ship
can be destroyed and that the lives
Of nom cOmbatants may in no case be
endangered unless the vessel attempts
TO flee or TO Tesiste.
The newspaper asks whether il is
just that Germany should surrender
her fighting power in order that few
neut ais may follow their whim to
cross the ocean oS enemy ships The
Kreus Zeitung in conclusion, says:
we resist the thought that the
United States i'm it's position on the
submarine matter aims at the indirect
support Of England. But we must
confess that the contents OF the note
are with difficulty understandable to
us from any other viewpoint"
The Tagcblatt.
The Tageblatt CiberaD says:
THE note shows clearly that the
American government cares more for
Gripping OF our submarine warfare
than for the safeguarding of American
lives.
The United States must realize that
to change our submarine warfare is
out Of the question. The note proves
that pro- British influence has gained
an upperhand in Pres't Wilson's cir
Gle.
We hope that the common sense of
the American people will prevent citi-
zens from serving as protection for
English munition ships"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-26
PERFORMS 5000 OPERATIONS.

PARIS. July 26.-The surgical rec
ord of the war is held by DR.. Rutsca
of the Jaegersdorf hospital. near era
COW. who performed more than 5000
operations between November of last
year and June.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-26
The Tagcblatt.
ITALIAN RESERVIsTS CALLED.

ROME. July 26.-The reservists of
the infantry arm of the Italian army,
belonging to the classes Of 1885 and
1883. together with the specialists in
the several other arms of the service
have been called to colors.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-26
The Real
Meaning of "Kultur. "

II is here that the meaning or bearing Of the
GERMAN word -Kultur" comes into the CUES
ton "kultur' has until lately been reRarde'
as the equivalent tho English word 'cultur.
But English me- and )men suddenly awGre
with a startling -urprise TO the discovery that
II does not forbid, and. indeed. appears TO con-
done II il does not induce such actions as are
felt 70 be unworthy OF a civilized and cultivated
nation. The Germans are, or call themselves.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-26
Bishop Weldon of Manchester,
Formerly the Famous Head
master of Harrow.

onwaTds-it has not meant learning, scholar
ship. art and literature. or il has meant these
Things IL quite a secondary degree. kathes
its meaning has been energy or efficiency, and
mat efficiency not SO much individual as hS-
uonal; social evolution, in the sense OF success,
iul civil and military administrations, hnahcl@l
capacity commercial enterprise, and, so lar as
possible, general superiority in the rivalry 9.
nations In word the German "kultur.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-26
PRISONERS RECAPTURED.

LONDON, July 26.-Three German
prisoners who escaped from the in
terment camp at Alexander palace on
Tuesday were recaptured Sunday
north of London.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-29
SMOKERS ARE SAFEGTARDEn

Beczuse siz q: its eleven occa- pants sl3rad and kept awake the fire o-aer sleepers not zdiesed to the hzhir, Sergeant Rear6on, II charge ot the sleeping room of thz United States barracks for th= marine corpz zt Washington. D. C. has replaced the silent nqnznorsng 5y others who sororously ard wonderfully szore-
 So theTIl E@~y sze1 0taeF a. ~zEa when they sa woo1 a11 ~-oa'. disturb ths rest q some per- son no5 member q tle5r lodge. !" said Sergeant Rezrioz 6y war of 
 The nsw arrangement suits the =leveu z-orsrs perfectly, and Ehs five who vacated are pleased be- yon3 rrszE1-e.
 T. has been sad q United States marines that they can readily a. dzpt themselves n sny and all cir cz1nstzzc=z, under any and al con- 1i-iozz, and the sergeant thinks lis strategy is positive proof Of this-
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-29
SUCCESSFUL CoOPERAT1vE
 COLONY Is ESTABLISHED

uistas-ss. failures of eSmmunistie atOpias. apparently, have not de- sered the present generation from
 rvSng. once more, to solve social md economic problems by the es- .ahlishnsent of communities where all hold wealth equally. In the shadow of the Sierra Madre noun sains in California cooperative colony has been oragnizeG which now farms hundreds of acres of ir- rigated land and is said to be es. tahlished on firm business Sasis The enterprise is called the Llana rel Rio Cooperative CNl0rv. It has s site and plans for city O 5000 people. Any one willing to work. devoted to Socialistic cooper ation. and possessed of $500 cash ts eligible 10 aimittance into the community. The S5D0 is paid as the first inStallnent, for stock in the community, of which every mem her must hold an equal amount The remainder of the stock assess n,ent. which totals S2,o00, is paid out of ,hs earnings of She individ- nal st the rate of s dollar 8 day.
 The board of directors enters in- "a an agreement with each stock holder. agreeing 70 pay him s4 . fay for employment, under such terms and conditions as may b. mutually agreed upon. Four dollars 2 day is the standard wage, which all receive alike, no matter what the nature of the work performed. of this one dollar is retained 10 make the deferred stock payment
 After deiucting the dollar tha member is also charged with what 2ver suplies or service he obtains from the community. all furnished at cost. Whatever remains after 3aiuctiug the values consumed Is credited 10 the account of the work ar and Is payable in cash after the eonsumnaation of the contract Absolute equality Is the goal-Every- body works for the same employer ard all receive an equal wage
 The enterprise Is incorporated un- der the laws of the state of Cali tornia, and is conducted like any othey business Stockholders elect board Of directors. which las charge Of the management cf the concern. selecting the men hest qualified for the differen. depart a,eats and services. buying land. making contracts for employment Of stockholders and transa ting all of th4 business Of the corporation. \ writer in the Illustrated World says the mistakes of other idealistie communities have been avoided ard that the Llano del Rio plan prornis- es 10 ha business and social sue c-
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-29
THE MINISTER'S WIFE WANT,
 ED THE WHOLE TRUTH
aFrosn he weeksy Unityl

Whenever Mrs. 1osaua Fly de elared that for her oar1 she oelisv- cd in speaking the truth and not. ulsmcinS matters. her hearers knew that somebody's rep0sation was a- bout to suffer. Mrs, Ely. her self said that she always had been outspoken. and shs always intend ed to be- Her nsigAeoss said var ions things Tho fact of the na2t- ter WAS, that as Mrs Ely WAS the posssssor, in addition 70 her sharp tongue. of an imposing presence and much force of character. no- body in the village dared openly oppose her Nobody. that Is until the new minister's wife came The minister's wife was a slender. girl ish-loOking creature whom Mrs Ely ~sizei mp as onee as being one of those women who need some body to foSrn their opinions fer them. and this responsible duty she tpcS promptly upon herself. She was the first 10 call. sni in the course Of z long nlonolcgue she in frightened the minister's wife in re gard to the failing ot large num- ber of her husbands parshioners-
 Il think II is better 10 know the truth in the first place. she de clare6. slowing up 2 moment for breath.
 The minister's wife spoke win Quick earnsstness: T quite agree ~-ith you. Mrs Ely. only don't ron think that after all. there is noth- ing 30 difficult 10 know aS the -rush7 Because, of course. she truth about person means the whole person: 1t iS 10 more fair 10 pick out one trait and call that the truth than 1t would ha 10 define . rosa b-Sh. 2 bush with -hcrns That is true. bu9 II is only 3 nar1. and 2 very small par1 of the truth I've thought good deal about this since I've been 2 minister's wife and I've naa3a ID my mind Q learn j1s4 as much ct the truth aS I possibly can This is ezreciaIly uacesza-y in coming "a nsw vizca where we don't know any r,-.rT and -[1-t- ---- I'm Sa t-1e1 that yo1 came in this afternoon Ton are iaSt the one to haip ne Yo1' 've iivai hers 8 long and k1o7v everybody 90 wall Tn going to ask ron, ius- as 2 beginning to- ward th= truth. | you won't go o~er the list 0f church members wi.h ms. and tsl ne the finest and hrav=S- thing go1 know about everybody. You've 10 idaa how il will help.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-29
HAD TO LIE TO KEEP HIS JOB

+ iz related thzs ere Of the prominent wesearr ogrgress11zn confessed the 0ther dzy that for The Izss TWO years hs lad D Me to his cozstftutezss every ttrze hs returned home fro n1z s=ssior, aLd as he wzs to return home again for long say. he made ID his mind that he wozId see the Pres- idenf z1d avoid lying anTmore- He wea5 to feIl0w representative @ho wzz supposed to hzve the Pyesi3ext's ezy ard begged for his as1 n getting ar ia.erview. and sai9: n the two gezrz tke Prezi- dens has b4en be1e I have nereZ nef him Evezy time I go honae tke fo1kz ask re what tte Presi- dent thinks s5ozt this CT that ! have to lie zn3 teIi tse-a what think he E thinking or Il lose raT job. EoT. l ana going home for q long s-aT. and for .te Eake 0f nay eter1zi so1l I ~ans to be able t0 BAY tz1tlfzliY waen I get horne this tfr-s: @On. I saw t1e Presf- dent tka otter day and hs said to n1e. "BY the waT. Smith, wtas do F0a think ef ozx foreign reia- t;arsT7
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-29
REMAINS or PREHISTORIC
 ANIMALS IMPORTANT KEY

Tas usst1s6s lsa5 by Es-slc-yiS-s U wckzrg o11 -ka 6zstr5tr11io- ot zzoz13 wzte-s zra eo-plex. b14 is is 1o4sEe-esE 1hzt among tta r-or- significant cv57zy.s zsz.i are t1e tessile remains ocrg--izE iz ths dif ts-sz9 t,=3s- Eze1 one q ths gso- ioyiczI korzzezs 1s1ally has is distinctive fossils and ty zn ac- c1rz.a knsw5ssgz If these vestiges q orgznisus tae Ee1log5zt k aid sd h reeaxzilnx pa-zieulzr -ao- logical formations Tn 4Lzz way Ee may bz able to 6stsrrni-s. by m=anz Of ttA sz-7lss saksn froz- ths bora, the 5spth to certain watsr horizon
 Thai this science q palseoato,- ogg. so generally rsEzr5@3 ss 2 pu-ely seieatst5c seadF. has z rrsae valus n the investigation gt economic vssz1zcas nay m h@ generally rseagziza3 II o-rier. however. 70 1n6=rstz-6 t1s cozdt- ti01s controlling E1e oce-re-c= os any 1ze ot 1hrse ot 11s -cs- i'm po-zzz1 mineral resozsrser--z1T 1T77----1 wzsA-s. coz-. zn5 e5l and gzs-z1 zaezrz-e k-1wl=1Ee = 1ls s1c- csssioz q shs different ro.at sheets zz1 t1sir gs1lcsyiezI s-r1etrrs E essential and -hs 6e.s---i-4z-ic1 gt tLa4 or5s- q succession depends upo- she zt1ag ot -ta fossil rs- mains izelz5s5 n zles= rocks Ths Tzluz ot t1s wark ot .he peleatol-
 wh3 azve st1iisi ths g=o- I1g5e tor-zztie-s T tLs Cdstzl Plain area is thereferz izestin1z6le- A. me-r sze rz- vEe hzr= aided in -he pzlee-seseg5e ehzrzetsrizzt,e- cf harzo-s z-5 .terzlT zz=iz-=,s In 1tz dev=.eFzaez1 -t grzznd =ztsr and oz- ard gzzs reaezrczs ot tLe C..z-zl Plain. '. | Dzr. C. D. Ezrrzz z-.s ?. '. HI zto1ld he specially nasz4ie-ssd Ad8stio-zl aezrzss srfo-raz1foz w5ll azziz. IT tas fzr1lsr tevsIop-1e-t et z-z-y cf uz-T ot tsa nztzrzi rssezrcss et sas coes.zI Plain region CFror1 ss.a Azzzzi Rzper1. Direetor [. s Geological szrTsT.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-29
HORRIBLE CONDITION Is EXPOSED BY COMMISSION

BALTIMORE. Dec s4-In an exhaustive. detailed repor1, the statewide wee commission named by Gov. Goldeabcroagh in January 1918 today made public the results of it's inquiry.
 PrOAaAly the mos. sensational of the features dealt with in the re por1 Is the alleged traffic in babies II is asserted tha5 investigators found there gre institutions in Bal ts-sore to which sha mother of an lllsgitinaa7e child may eoasign her Offsprlag upon she payment of an agre,e3-upoa suns znd forever rid herself ot legal responsibility for is- 0t tha hundreds of children sc taken n charge hy the institutions the c,o--Gaisee,s avsrs. So to @a per cent. 6se 2a3 are hurSe5 in heaps IT small plots ct ground. one such plol approximately f1f:y-five feet square having been she tomb Of S.laa tahies since tSsS-
 The high death rsse is attrIb- uted 10 the separation ot tha infant froz- fts mother at birth. thereby depr5ving il of ths individual at- sentioa itwouli otherwise have rs- osava3. No evidence was aid1cei tha4 the babsas were neglected as the fnssit-tto-s-
 Sinca the commission began it's work the pOiice have closed Frs re sorss in the @-a3 light districts hsre. formerly tolerated by +he authorities Aooriing 70 inc r porz. however. there is 10 evidence thas immortality : not pr2csica5 as extensively as ever
 Much attention is given 10 sociai ecz3i-iozs n factories stores and office buildings and many in stances arg s5vsn ot immortality forced upaz girls by their employ e~s or thsir s1perio-s 2. she;r places q employment. tke penalty q refusal being ths less ot posi- tio--
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-29
Launches Rough Rider and Teddy

Monday, s a. m'-chom'eY Sunny Pointl, connecting with mail carrier for SulzeF and all points on West Coast Prince of Wales Island. Tuesday, 8 a. m.-Metlakahtia, and Dolomi. "Wednesday. s a. m.-Loring 2 Yes Bay tCannery Hatchery) Bell Island Hot Springs and shrimp Bay. Thursday, g a. m.-Same as .sonday. Friday. 8 a. m.-kasaan, 1t Camp, Rush & Brown and Saturday. 8 a. m.- HadIey Hollis. Carries Passengers and
 Freight
 Ed. J. WiIlimas
 Master
 Agents for
 WapHaMS OIL co.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-29
BASKLT BALL

Estehi.an I Il p.ar the frs. Met -zkzk+la teasa zt He.IzkzhsIz or Sew Years Day. and ire game viT' 5e z dandy.
 The Fl Pzso has been chartered and will leave the City Float zt the foos of Dock sfree4 Saturday at Lp-rn- sh2rp. Those wishing - 20 leave ta=iy names as the RexzE store Tickets one dollar for the rpczrd trip. Come along and bo9zt-
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-29
his time. doesn't 1t ss

shis time. doesn't itss
 ~Well.s said Richard, after due reflection. .sthis fifth marriage ain't going to sec mso natural. oi6 Parson Begg's off on a trip so Europe. and he's never failed to tic thc knot for me.
 T said to Mary that didn't think 1t wouli $. em l;te a We ding wlth- out Parson Begg. but she said that it WAS her turn to choose, and tha, she meant to start out with that voung minister that just come to town. and that if he did well she guessed she'd stick to him, She 1i6n's explain what she meant, but it sounded kinder onlinous to me.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-29

the tactics of the suffragettes in stormenting congress-"
 Questions of International re- lationship, of preparedness. of the national defense. of finance, are veXing the wisest minds" she sail. :;ls it any time to further the propaganda of this new crop of hypenated Americans, who place their wishes above every other need of thc oomtry?"
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-29
SUEFRAGISTS CALLED
 HYPHENATED CITIZENS

WASHINGTON Dee. 2a-Spokes- man of the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage argued before the senate committee recent " aaginst the proposed federal amendment,
 MrS. \. L, George. of Broekline Mass, secretary of the associations eengregated committee. denounced
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-29
DIDN'T LIKE THE SOUND

4 New England man tells of . man n Westfield, Mass, who had been married four times and been 50 unfortunate as 70 lose all his wives. Such matter of course had this mana weddings come to be in Westfield, that, when, after q year of widowerhood, he announce1 his fifth engagement, one of the said:
 Richard, l suppose getting mar ried comes pretty natural to you 0y
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-29

What man calls "conscienceS is either . pain in his vanity when he knows that he has done something particularly foolish. the moral ache that comes and goes with Q head ache. or the mental action that folloxs 2 sentimental reaction
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-29
AT THE HOTELS
1.-THE HFDNAv

1T THE sTFDHAS [. T. MeDorzld, City.
 AT THE REFILLA 4 Efr1har- Ed Fozzao, V. P. Powers. Citg; ?. Tnions, Ben Sad gisk -.,2.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-29

Three Tree Point D Stewart B. C. I5i Prince Rupert 8
 This table is compiled in nautica miles which are6G30 feet. The larg esf part Of this list was complied foi tie Post Office by the Captain of u Gedney and is authentic.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-29
For a Short Time Only

THE DAILY PROGRESSIVE NUN EH. EIGHT MONTHS FOR S5.00 CASE.
 THANK YOU,
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-29

4 bachelor likes your flattery delicztely disguised and slightly diiu.ed-but Q married man can swallow !. straight" whitous 9 culver
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-29

Don't forget Red Men's Ball Ne~ Years Eve, Dee. 31, 1915.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-29
few for you.

Send III your furs and get tlie hest market price for them from n H. Gilmore. adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-29
REFLECTIONS OF 4
 BACHELOR GIRL

By Helen Rowand in P.-I)
 Don't waste time trying to break 2 mans heart: De satisfied if you can just manage to chip il in brand new place
 alzs, it Is So hard for girl to find man who dresses like those on the magazine covers, makes love ike 2 moving picture rero. and yet has time to earn 2 living.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-06-10
MARKET

The receipts for the week have been
cattle 418; calves, 10; hogs, 27S1; and
sheep. 62SS.
CATTLE-With depressed condi-
ton of the cattle market last week and
Monday being a holiday, the receipts
In the cattle division totalled fourteen
loads. The principal buying was done
by out of town buyers from Oregon
Joints, who took all offerings at
slightly higher prices that those pre-
,a,ling last week. Choice steers sold
at $3.50 and COWS are quotable at $3.50.
Strictly choice bulls will bring up to
5 100.
HOGS:-The quality of hogs being
offered is not as good as should be
available for market at this season.
Swine which have been allowed to run
ON pasture while %fattening, or which
have been fed ~fattening rations for
only a short time are soft and washy
and do not make firm r.rk. One small
lot of hogs brought $500 Monday while
the bulk went at $7.S5.
SHEEP:-A great many of the sheep
offerings Of the last few days have not
been strictly choice and prices have
ranged accordingly. Spring lambs,
$500; yearlings, s7.00 to SIPS; ewes.
1925 to $3.50; wethers at s6.75.
The following sales are represen-
totiva-
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-06-10
CLEAN UP.
Here Is q Way to Get the Ditch Banks
Cleaned Without Expense to You

An act OF 1911 (Cnapter 100 of the
1911 Session Laws of Idaho) makes It
possible to compel the irrigation and
railroad companies and individuals to
exterminate noxious weeds. Twenty
five per cent of the resident free hold
ers living in a regularly organized
road district may petition the County
Commissioners for the determination
OF noxious weeds within their road dis
trict. The County Commissioners then
issue an order which the road upper
visor of this district posts In three con-
spicuous places He serves this order
ON the owner and superintendent or
managers of property within that dis
trict. The notice requires these par
ties to exterminate all weeds named
therein on or before the date fixed IN
the order.
The road overseer then proceeds to
destroy all such weeds on the high
ways of his district before the date
fixed I'm the order. After the expira-
ton of this date he must destroy all
weeds as designated in the order, out
side OF highways, employing the neces-
sary help to prevent these weeds from
maturing and going to seed.
Upon the completion OF the work re-
auired OF him the road overseer rem
ders an itemized statement to the
County auditor showing I'm detail, cost
on any piece of land, railroad, right-of-
way and irrigating canal. In his dis
trict, outside of the public highways,
on which noxious weeds have been de-
stroyed by him, or under his direc-
ton. This charge is assessed against
such property as general taxes and Is
coilectible In the same manner
The cost of destroying noxious weeds
on public lands or from land Of ex-
ceedingly poor quality, is paid from
the general fund OF the county as are
the expenses of the road supervisor.
Any person, company or corpora
ton, owning OF operating a canal. rail-
road or irrigating system failing to de-
stroy the weeds designated In the or
der, within the time specified. Is gull
ty of n misdemeanor and upon con-
viction may be fined 10000 and costs.
The amount OF any charge is sub
ject to correction by action for that
purpose brought by any person inter-
ested In the District Court of that
county wherein the property is stu
ated. within six months from the time
OF the filing of the road overseer's
itmeized statement.