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The Ely miner., 1915-04-23

London, April 1s--Reuter's Arnstsr-
GAN correspondent has te1egrapbed
the following:
-S-attsSS.2-s-- -ss.szz.yy z.z--sszz-.a- an-
nounces that yesterday forenoon a
French biplane attacked the powder
factory at Rottweil Wurtemburg. The
ants-aircraft troops opsned fire on the
machine The airman dropped several
bnmbs, killing TWO civilians apd So
verely wounding one person
The material damage was STINT
the operation of the factory being n-
disturbed"
The Ely miner., 1915-04-23
REAL NEUTRALITY
URGED BY WILSON
CLEAR STATEMENT OF ATTITUDE
GUIDING HIS ADMINIsTRA-
TION is GIVEN.
INFLUENCE OF NEWSPAPERS
President lmpresses Upon Associated
Press Importance of Adhering
to Truthfulness-Somet
Better to Do Than Fight.

New York, April 22.-President Will
son has given a definite and clear
statement of the neutrality which is
| guiding his administration during the
war in Europe. He chose the occasion
of the annual luncheon of the Asso-
ciated Press for what he said he re-
| garded as statement of gravest i'm
| portance to the American people The
| influence of the newspaper in mould
| ing public opinion. Mr.. w ilson said,
| prompted him to make clear his ideas
of true neutrality, and in doing so to
| impress upon his hearers the impor-
tance of adhering strictly to truthful
| ness and honesty in the dissemination
of the news.
Distinction for United States.
Mr.. Wilson seemed to weigh each
word he uttered. The importance ne
attached to his statement was reflected
i'm request that no attempt be made
to paraphrase his speech or to give it
publicity until the official White House
stenographer had Transcribed it in fall.
AS the only great nation not en-
gagged in the war or suffering under the
immediate influence of the war zone,
Mr. Wilson declared that a great dis
tinction awaited the United States
when the hour Of readjustment should
come, provided this nation should
prove to the world its self-control and
self-mastery. The past had been diff
ficult, he pointed out. but the future
would be more difficult.
High Basis of Neutrality.
America, the president said, would
never attempt to sit in judgment upon
another nation. No nation was fit to
do that, he added. But America, free
from hampering ambitions as a world
power, free of lust for territory, calm,
cool and without self interest, must be-
appealed to to assist in the reconstruc-
ting processes of peace.
The neutrality of the United States,
Mr.. Wilson said, had a higher basis
than petty desire to keep out of
trouble.
There is something so much great
er to. Go than fight" he said. LET us
think of America before we think of
Europe in order that America may be
tit to be Europe's friend when the day
of tested friendship comes. The test
OF friendship is not sympathy with
one sio.e or the other, but getting ready
to help both sides when the struggle is
over"
The president, greeted with cheers
when he appeared at the luncheon,
constantly was interrupted by applause
and expressions of approval.
The Ely miner., 1915-04-23

Berlin, via London, April 1s.-cor-
zoeraDie a'nusement was caused here
ny the censors releasing a larse num-
ber of foreign telegrams dated Ju1v
"a and AUGUST 4 l8x
The Ely miner., 1915-04-23

Bulgarian IrreeuIars Attack Serbia.
London, April 22.-'It Is semicf.
hcially announced" says Reuters
Nish correspondent, that two fresh
inroads into Serbian territory have
been made by irregular bands OF Bull
gnrians"
The Ely miner., 1915-04-23
p~--eoin Tax Bills Passed

The hennepin delegation managed
20 mzneuver all its important bond
and tax levy bills through the house
At special tricoun:y light session
The Ely miner., 1915-04-23
Wheat Ship on Fer Belgium

Galveston, Texas. April ss.!The
=. - :. - <>--~~- -. s~sS~
tered by the Belgian Relief commits
sion. has sailed from here for Rotter.
dam with s1S.i bushels of wheat for
Belgium.
The Ely miner., 1915-04-23

Senator O. D Sagengs snfi-rozd-
bozse bill became . IzE when Il was
signed by GoEernor W = Hammond
As fast az their licenses run cut, ss-
looms outside Of cities and EiIlsgS
viii he pat out Of ba<sness by The new
law A test case IN the courts prob
ably viii follow the enforcement Of The
1Or
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-18

fein6liden" Mnbd1ger 6ara1s -rieii-
ges &apitnl idlagen un6 auf Der ant
oeren 5eite nidt Ole 2eier Dem
glatte in Maijen Die @efolgidaft per-
iagen iollten. DaB es IN 6ieie r Sage
ser Menace nidt b%eion6ers idtper
fallen miir6e, lid etnen M11stueg gu
peridaffen, liegt aaf Der @ar6; oenn
Elm Organ ibres &aliberS tit in Ser
@abl ietner Mittel 1nie ifrupulos>
an1 tpentgiten, tpemt es itd 6arum
banoelt> Der Observation-Disclosures
3irfltlation tpieber etpos mebr 2eben
e%in5upumper.
@ie sic Menace fid) 511 ,6elfen
tpltbte, 5eigt uns tire Musgabe bonn
6. Nopember. &om iollte mie6er mal
nit einem S6lage berni6tet mer6en.
Sos r0mid-fatbolii6e politiide
@etriebe apir6 nurmebr nnfeblerbaft
ans &reu5 geidlagen," 10 fiin0et ma1
lin groBen 2ettern 6roben6 an. Dar=
u11ter folgen 6ann einige nngeblt6
tre11e MadbiIoungen bon 8rtefen, sic
bon beri6ieoenen fatboliiden Srga=
niiattonen o6er angebliden fatboIi=
|iden Srganiiationem ausgeididt
mor6en fem {ouen. STR SSnbalt 6edt
na6 Ser Menace sic ga1r5e infame po%
lttiide Sntriga1e ser Stride @oms aaf,
6eun er lift nibts on6eres ols cine
gebeime Mnfforoerrng an 6ie Mitglie=
Ser Ger betreffenoen @ereinigungem,
.ii6 cuff lire politiide &fli6t nn6
Madt gu beitnnen ur6 bon 6enielben
a11sgiebtgen @ebraa16 at mo6en.
Matiirli@ bon6eIt es ii9 BEL ser
ga1t5en Sode tpie6er INT cine iener
mutt giftigen @aien gefiiQten Menace=
bombe1t, sic beim Hlaben einen 9ro=
ZEN @eitanf bernrioden, >petter ober
fei1per be1on6eren S6o6en 'anri6ten.
9iele Sdudde liegt in ibrer etgenen
Matur, Sic tart am @eifte Ser TIT
mobrbett lei6et. Inter SEN bon ser
Menaee abge6r11dter 8riefen befin6et
it6 elmer, ser aus Dem 8nrea1t 6es
@effretGrs 0es Obio'er v@tate Count
Gil" Ser &olumb11sritter itammen
iou. 9ieier 8rief ser SOS Dotrtm
bonn %. Tebrltar trGgt 1tn6 mtf Ell
rem offt5teuen 8rtefbogen 6teier Or
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-18

modentlid)e Gtatpoet geniigen oiirf-
TEN, ion Ole @run6lage fiir ben ipG-
tern ipitematiiden berti6en Inter,
ridt gelegt tperoen oatr6 BEN ieoem
2ebrer befamter reinen Mn1da11,
l1ngs11nterrtdt. Inter 3ugr1tn0ele.
gu11g ser iogenanmten flint Mnid)al1.
ungsfreiie - Sdba1le, menidliber
&orper, Mat11r, elterIides Saa1s,
@obnort - o6er al16 nit Subtitle,
nobme geeigneter @egenitan6e un6
giloer meroen Sic &noer init Sen
einfoditen 8egriffen> 80rtern nn6
l1rtbeilen befannt gemadt un6 uuf
oieie @etie aumdbli6 %befdbigt,
oe11tih 5u oenfen nn6 fi6 in einfa-
6en Sd)aten ridttg 6euti9 olts3lt-
6riiden. 3ie @iniibung einfader Sc
bet6en nn6 lei6ter &in6erliebden,
mdbren6 ser @dulihunoen a16 &C.
lungen mer6en, 6ient CUR meiteren Be-
lebnng 6es nnterri6ts. @ines 8u@es
be6orf es anf 6ieier Stufe midt.
@rammatti6e nntermeiil1nge1 ltn6
al1sgeidlo1en. Mu9 ion = uno id)
m06te 6teieS aus6riidli6 berborbe-
ben = me6er Elm gefdriebenes nod
Elm ge6rudtes 6eutides Mlpbabet
bmr6genommer tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-18
Kinder Schreie0
MACH FLETCHER'S
"a 6 g = A.
Nnr blanfer S1minoe1.

Sn 9on6on fat ant 9ienitag 0ie
g%infiibrnng oeS telte11 2promapors
ltattgefunoen. Mit oieiem Gift lit EN-
9unfett inn &atbbaus> ser alten Gil=
oet1baQe berbnnben, 11no eS lit iiblid,
0aB bel oieie @elegenbeit Ser leite110e
Miniiter iid IN moblgeieBter g1e6e
iiber Ste ietueilige politil6e Sage
dl1Bert, 6ie Gufgaben u11b 3iele ieiner
Yolitif 6arlegt un5 einen Dirt &eden=
ihaftsberi6t iiber 6oS> mas Sic Sc
gtermng in 6em 5nriidlieger16en SAT-
re eri trebt un6 mas tie erreidt bat,
ablegt. Sir 6as Banfett pare1t m1Ber
6em Hremierminiiter Msquitb nod
Ser Marineminiiter Mrtbur 8alfour
ur6 Ser fran5oiiide 8otidafter &oul
@ambon porgemerft. @ambon fiibrte
|itb nit elmer S6mdbre6e ouf 1euti9<
lan6 ein. St madte Sen Deutiden
Ole 3%erit0rmng offener Sta6te gum
@ortpurf lire @eminniu9t, rotiirli9
m16 Die @inridtung Ser engliiden
@piontn @6itb @aneq, sic er als cine
cole Game be5ethnete, ipra9 bon Ser
Greu6e Ser Geutiden am 8oien,
nannte tie @erddter ser &umanitdt,
un6 6robte NIT Der stun6e ser Ser
geltung, sic Sen 6ein6 bon ser itoI-
gen @0be fetner Gr6ume iab berob-
itiir5en mer6e.
Sir einen Monn, bon 6en man
ieiner Stellung megen quite @r3ie=
bung un6 @oblanftdn6igfeit a11@ Dem
6ein6e gegeniber erparten ntub, ie-
6enfals cine misunderstanding 2ei-
flung. @tr baben ri9t sic Mbiidt,
ouf 6os @ambon'ide @eidmdb in iet=
ner gon5en 8rette eirr811geben, benn
6as berlobnt fih niht. Sin Ma1,rt,
Ser ongeiidts Ser @erheerungen, oie
sic engliide.T lotte in Sen %offenen BEL.
gtiden &iitenitd6ten uno iiingit erit
in b11lgortiden @iiitenitd6ten ange.
ridtet bat, angeiidts a1h ser Ger
itorungsm1ttb, sic sic engliihen Sol.
boten in 6Ianbern befunoet boben,
angeiihts ser ptelfohen Mngriffe
fran50iiider un6 engIiiher Tlieger
al1f offene oeutihe gt6ote, unb o1-
geiidts enolid Ser gdonung, sic sic
iiegreiden 6elttiden Seere in Getn-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-18

oeSlan6 gegen fein6lides gigentbunr
geiibt baben, Sic 6redbeit bat, oen
0eutlden 3eritorungsmutb gum @or=
uurf gu MAIDEN, bat iid in SEN Au-
gen ie6es o%nltanoigen Meeniden iel6It
geridtet. limo ser Gertreter elmer
Mation> sic mieoerbolt 6eutlde
5rm1en 6urd Sos 5uitan6ige &riegs,
geridt megen ungeblider Espionage
bat gum &idtpIat fiibren laiien, ioa=
tie iid iddmen, Sen Deutiden einen
@orlpurf 6ara1s gu mod)en, 6oB lie
cine gelta11oige engliide Spionin
nod 6em einfaden grforoerniiien
bes Self tid)ubes un6 in boiler l1eber=
einitimmung nit Sem &riegsgeies Be-
ban6elt baben.
Mber 10 ettpos tpie @domgeiiihl
iudt man bel SEN 0iplomaten l1ro
gtaotsndn1rerr1 bes G%ierperbonoes
bergebens. Ios @erbreden, SOS lie
nit Ser gnt5iino11ng oes @eltfrieges
auf iid ge1aoen, ideint iie fir ieoe
Before gn1pfin6ung unempfanglid
gemadt GIT boben. Sic liigen I'M Sic
@ette, idimpfen l1no berleumoen tint
Sic @ette, betriigen 6as eigene Golf
un6 betriigen sic @elt. Mrtbur 8als
four beiipielsmeiie, ser nod Dem
Sran3oien @ambon an Ser 8onfett-
tafel in @uil6bon iprod, mor ei>t-
NAL ein febr an%Itdn6iger Menid ur6
iorgfaltig oaraaf be6odt, ie1ret
i~toatsmamiiden STUFF 5u tpabrer.
Seit6em er obcr ms Marineminiite.
RUM einge5ogen lit, lit er bon st1fe
gu Stufe %geiunten un6 beute lit ct
als iein @orgGnger Gbur-
din. Mit elmer gerobe3u perbliiffen.
Den lngeniertbeit geitottet er iid, Sic
geiommte @riegsloge ouf SEN &opf
gu i%telle1, un6 init Ser gon3er Sc,
riebe1bett bes polttiiden SongIeurs
iudte ct Die Eduidung oufredt gu
erbolten, als bitten sic Muiierte1
@ott netR tpus fir 6eI6enthnten non.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-18
ganiiation erideint, bat %folgen0en

ganiiation erideint, Fat folgen6en
@ortGaut:
n@ertber SER un6 8ra16er! @ir
orbeitem gegenmarttg an 6en Bld=
men, Die mns BEL Sen fomnrenben Yri=
martpablen 6ie &ontrone iibern fol-
len, nn6 pir ertporter, 6aB Sie anf
Sbrem Soften fem mer6en. gs giebt
nod biel 5u erleoigen. Tim iid nit
SSbren 8flidten bertral1t 5u MAIDEN,
miro es gut fem, in uniere 8rtpotof-
flee at fonunen ur6 iid 81 ibentifi=
5ieret. SSbre Mrbeit miro Sbnen Damn
5ugetpiei len tperoen. Sin ie6er mllB
in 6ieiem @oblfompf Sen iibernom=
me1re11 Sbligattonen trodfommen.
SO. M. g."
@ie es nit ser gdtbeit 6ieies
8riefes beiteIt lit, eriiebt man gleid),
tpenn man linn etpos mebr M11f1nerf=
lamfeit fdenH. @r ion m6bren6 ser
8rimdrtpablen in Tole6o nn6 5tpar
bonn Sefretar ser genamten Srga=
miIation in Sronton al1sgelhidt NOR
Sen fem, mdbren6 er unter3ei@net lit
nit BEN Mnfangsbuditoben bon 50.
SO. 8oulger, 6es uStote M6bocate"
Ser @olumbnsritter> ser in @binicotb
tpobnt. &dlt man 1rod 6aneben, 6aB
Ole in Dem 8rtefe entbaltene Muffor=
6er1tng 511m 8efnde Ser Sffice 6es
Sefretdrs an sic bieIe Mei1en emit
ferrt tpobmen6en 8iirger Eole6o's ge=
ridtet lit, 10 lit es nidt mebr fdtper,
Sen tpirfliden nripra1ng 6es 8riefes
GIT ent6eden. Gerielbe erbeGt o11h
aus eirem 8riefe, SEN sic Central
lteQe a1f cine 6iesbe5iigIihe @nfroge
bon 6em ebemaligen Sefretdr Ser
Sbio'er @oIltmbnsritter erbielt. Sesn
6emielben miro sic @ebo1tbt1tng, Ser
bon Ser @enoce beroffent1ihte 8rief
famine nts ieinem g1trea1t, o1s ge=
meine 9iiae f%eitqenoqelt. @eiter
beiBt es 6onn: n@eIhes %SesntereiIe
foI1te i6t ser ih in Ser iii6lider
Sto6t 6es @tootes oniGi1ig bin, an
SEN @oh1er in Tore6o hoben? Sos
aleihe gilt bon @o1ter SO. @o1tlaer,
5toutso6bofot, ser inn mittlerc1
6es @tootes mohnt. Mir iheint
es iiberbo1&t iebr 11ngelegen GIT fem,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-18
9tdes, alan5enbes &aar
6rei bon @rinb.
Mabaen, perinht Is! 9as Saar tpirb
,ucid), tuallenb mnb bcrrli&! 0auft
cine IS Gents JIafde 9auoeriue.

@enn SIR etpas UNI f4tperes Saar
gebt, oas gldn3t in SdDnbeit uno itrahlt
bon geben. oas cine unueraleihIide
Meidbeit bat unb paIIenb uno aldu3eno
lit. perfudlt 9anberine.
Mur cine Mpplifation %perbpppelt Die
Sdonbeit Cures Qaares, nebitbem Iot
lie iofort ieben @ranb : 8artifel. SIR
fonnt fein fdlDnes 6aar nod aeiun6es
!0aor haben. nenn SIR @rinb 6abf. 9iez
Ter Sdprf raubt ben @Ian3 beg 6aares,
feline Gtdrfe uno fem eiaentlides
vehen nno er5elat. menn man Inn nift
be'eiti9t. cine Ticberhoftigfeit unb Elm
Slcfcn Der @opfhnut; Bic 6oormur3eln
hunoern aus, l6ien iih uno iterben ab,
fdnt ods 6anr raid aus. @erfehlt
nidlt cine 25 Gents Slaihe Seq 3nomlz
9anoerine in irgeno elmer Mpotbete
gu toufen un0 barn berfumt e8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-18

it6 in einem 811rem Snformationen
81 bolen, oos nngefdbr $50 Meilen
entfernt lit. Sd bin je6er 8eit BE-
reit, sic Nusiage 5n bei6m0ren, 6aB
6ieier 8rief ME bon meiner office
musgeididt uor6en lit, 1ro9 irgen6
Elm on0erer 8rief politilden SSr=
bolts."
Wfan iiebt Sic Menace treibt mie=
ser ibr oltes gpiel. Sbmobl es oem
8riefe m1f SEN eri item Blid an5uicben
tpar, oab ibm 6ie u11triigliden Set
den ser gdtbeit mangelten, naG.n
0as 8latt feiner1 Mnltanb, i'm in Ser
g%etpobnten neutrality-suspicious. @eiie
gu ber0ffentliden,. me111 eS i'm nidt
gar lelbit fabri5ierte, INN mieber NAL
ettpaS mirfli6 geniationeQeS arfti=
i6en 5u fonnen. 2ei6er giebt es im=
mer nod biele Soui en6e, sic iid bon
6em nidtsmiir6igen glotte binter's
2i6t fiibren lafier, neil iie er1t1pe6er
5n bequem iino, sic borgebrodten
9inge fritii9 su 11nteriuben, o6er
Dor lol1ter Gummbeit rn6 &oreinge=
r%ommenbeit feiner eigenpn Meinung
fabig iin6. Salidung nnb Shmub
iinb allo INNER nod sic beiben
Smptmaffen. NIT 6enen Ole Mfenaoe
SEN &f gegen u&om" fibrt.
G.=St.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-18
Sic &d9entaftif Der ,,Mten
mace" Don Neueur
er,ptefen.
@efdlidter 8rief bient 5tm Mnsriff
amf fatbpliide Organization.


@s muB ie6em, ser SOS @ebobre1
ser @iftfr0te, Merace ge1pannt, in
Sen lebten Sabren berfolgt bat, ouf=
gefa1en fem, baB tie felt einiger 3eit
nidt meniger bon ibrer blin6miitbi=
gen gerfolgungsiltdt ei19ebiiBt batte.
Ml1genideinli6 mar ibren ienia=
tionsliiiternen Observation-Disclosures
Sic Ebantalte eingetrodnet o6er es
mar ibnen 6as befannte 5ugfraftige
Material mtsgegange11. 9as 6nrfte
natiir1id nidt lange mebr 10 met=
tergeben, tpenn a1f ser eir1e1 @eite
ri6t u&om" un6 feline romerifa=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-18

mie tpenn man einen Nnfanger i'm
alapieripiel gleid ein fertiges Mn-
lifltiid fir beibe @d1r6e nut Deridjie-
6enen 1ur= n11o Mollt0nen gum Mb-
lpielen ans Eiono iett. gr mag es
pieuei6t nrter Mnleitrrg 6es 2eb>
rers nod pieler Miibe idlieBlt6 fer
tig bringen, Sos @tiid medanii6
berunter5ubdmnrern; aber lerrt er
ooour6 M1riif? un0 miro linn 3d.
ourd 9iebe CUR. id0nen &unit einge-
floBt? Midt onoerS gebt es nit Dem
9eutlhen nob Ser 2eiebud =Metbo0e.
Ius &in6 lernt beritdn0niBlos Elm
2eieitiif berunterleiern, 6eilen Sc
oeut11ng, @inn uno Sh0nbeit linn
oeridleiert bleibt. IS lernt ein5elne
@orter nn6 sdtden, aber fem
gprad)gebil6e> es iiebt 8aume aner
Mrt, ober feinen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@olo. 9eutib lernt es a1f bieie
@eii lie nimmer nn6 9iebe CUR 6eut=
ihen Sprod}e miro onf 0ielem Bo6en
nm0glid ge0eiben. Sic @%rfobrung
be tdtigt es bunoertfad.
linn ser INNER mebr outage tre=
tenoen ltnmoglidfeit> altf oiele @eiie
Sen &irbern beuti6 bei5ubringen,
51 begegnen, fam man %neueroingS
auf Sen ginfaI> Sen 2eieitiiden Elm
oel1tid=engliides @0rterDer5eidniS
bei5nfiigen nnb beutib=engliide l1e=
b11ngen oomit 5u perbinoen. @emt
a11d o1tr6 6ieies @erfabren 6oS Ser
itan6niB 6es @eleienen %gef0r6ert
miro, 10 lduft Dos @an5e 6o6 gu iebr
auf neutrality-suspicious. binaus, oie
6as 3eutide als pollltanoige 6remo-
iprabe beban6elt. Cine iol6e Me-
tbo6e paBt aber in Sen &ubmen ser
glementaridule nidt binein, un0
miro ebenio penig gum freien @e=
brauh 6es Deutiben fubren. 3uGem
miro baour6 6ie @auptl6mierigfeit
Ser DECENTRALIZATION nidt megge=
rdumt, sic eben 6arin beitebt> 6oB
Dem Shiiler gleib cine nnmenge
BON @0rtern &e6enenoungen nn0
Nus6rudsmeiien entgegentritt, 6ie er
unm0glid gleid5ettig in iid aufneb=
mer nno perorbeiten fonn. gtatt
Torberung miro 6aber l1eber6ruB 6ie
6olge fem. Sniofern itn6 oieie
6eutlh=engliiden 9eiebuder nod be-
6enflider als Sic refine l1eberietungS=
metbo6e, 6ie Sen 2ernitoff menigltenS
in fletnen Goien perabreiht un6 bonn
ginfaden gum 3uiammengeiebten,
Dom 2eidtern gum g6mererern, bonn
Sob gum 9eieitId porani6reitet.
@elder 2ebrgang ion Damn nun
eingeihlagen mer6en? GaB es 6ie
refine Neutrality-suspicious., 8. f.. Ste
Nrt un6 @eiie, mie an boberen 5du=
len frem6e @praden betrieben ner=
Den, audi nidt iein fam, gebt idon
aus 6em @efagten berbor. @ir IDOL
len ni6t &enner Der 6euti9en Grant
motif un6 2iteratur ionbern perite=
ben6e. un6 6euti9 ipredenbe il1nge
2eute beranbilben, 6ie Dos @rbtbeil
ibrer 8ater bpobren o6er 6as bereitS
gang ooer tbeilmetie berihleu6erte
tpieoererperbem iol(en. Ser 2ebr-
gang fir uniere Sd11len fonr baber
unter Sen obmalten6en @erbdItniiien
MIR sic Mnidauungsmetbooe fem.
neber 6ieie batte i'd midi alio nod
bes Mabern at nerbretten.
Sd 6ente mir Den gan5en 2ebr-
gang in BRET Stufen obgetbeilt, cine
5peijabrige untere nn6 cine lie BRET
i6brige mittlere un6 obere Stufe.
Sn ser %unteritufe, in Der 5mei
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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-04-09

Loss Inrough Lower EfnClenCy
1t is only within recent years that the relation of
drink to work has been subjected to accurate inves
tigation It is now we'll known that even moderate
drinking lowers both muscular and mental efficiency
Even the liquor dealers admit this The last Brewers
annual, page 1913 has tie following:
'Kraepelin and his followers have nevertheless
established that alcohol in comparatively small doses
has Instantaneous effect upon certain known
pressons of psychic life and the of the results may
be comprehended in the general sentence that WORK
AND ALCOHOL DO NOT BELONG TOGETH-
Err especially when the work demands wide-awake-
ness, attention, exactness and endurance"
The average loss Of efficiency from this cause is
placed by scientists per and the total loss of
wealth including wages at $26oo,ooo,ooo
We in this enormous loss the reason why big
business prefers total abstaners The United States
Department of Labor found that 90 per of rail
ways, 70 per cent of manufacturers SO per cent of
trades and u per cent of agrcuturists discriminate
against workmen who drink.
Loss of Time.
1t is said that the imprisoned for drunkenness
in Massachusetts, during the year ending September
go 1913, lost 100000 working days and probably the
number of days in looking for work after their
release from jail. This would make loss in wages
estimating days work at $3.50, of approximately
$I5ooooo from this alone in the single
of Massachusetts,.
But this is only part of the loss entaed upon
workmen by the saloon We add to it the loss
of wages by who although they lose time through
drinking not arrested. Mr. VIM c. Red6eld, in
the New Industrial Day, book dedicated to his
friends at hammer machine and wise" says:
| told and my general observation confirms it, that
there regular loss Birmingham of about per
in Manchester about and in Glasgow of about
per of the total time Of the of
absence from over-Sunday drinking
That this condition is confined to England and
Scotland but exists also here in America is evident.
Chas. l. Huston, Vice President of the Lukens Iron
and Steel Co., Coatesvlle Pa states that after the sa
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-04-09
CARROLL COUNTY FIELD DAY

Efficiency the slogan business circles Captains industry are going out into dry cities
menw to row
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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-04-09

On OF the week,
That this condition was due to the over-Sunday
drinking is shown by the fact that since Freeport
between Monday and the other days of the week. A
little figuring will show that the direct loss in wages
to the Freeport workmen in this one factory due to
Sunday drinking, approximately $4,000
year.
Loss Through Sickness and Accident.
To the loss occasoned by lowered efficiency and
to the Sunday spree be added the loss from sick
and accidents caused by drink It is estimated
that 100000 workers killed incapactated by &C
cident every year in the United States This means
financial loss of over $25o,ooo,ooo The loss through
sickness cannot be less, which would make total of
half billion dollars year from these two causes.
The records of sick benefit societies both in Eu-
rope and America show that drinking workmen have
a much higher sick and accident rate than abstain
1t is safe to say that the wage-earners of the
United States lose hundreds of millions every year
through accidents and sickness induced by drink
The Saloon the Greatest Source of Poverty
When to the above losses is added the sum
squandered by workmen everyday directly on drink
will be that the saloon as source of poverty
easily ranks first. The Ga1esburg Labor News ex-
presses this phase of the drink evil very apy in these
words:
When the people quit spending billion dollars
for less than nothing then they will have money
spend for necessities there will jobs for everybod,
making things worth while
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-04-09
Robbing the Pay Envelope

looms Of that city closed the absence from work
on Monday decreased 80 per cent.
Mr. ]. c. Bohmker, Manager Of the David Bradley
Mfg. Works. Bradley, Ill, says:
In going pay roll for period of six months
find that in each instance after pay day. the list of
absenees is largely increased which is in every
traced to BOOZE
More emphatic still is the testimony of the time
keeper of Freeport factory employing 600 men, His
books for 1913 give the number of men off duty
Monday for period Of nine weeks follows:
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-04-09

Every workman has right to
I. Good wages
2. Steady work
3. Safe conditions of living and working.
The saloon robs him of all three.
Loss Through Lower Efficiency