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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
Set oeutf@e Mnterri@t
an nnfern Bfarr:
f1ulett.
gortras anf Dem sabmeitbe5irf bes
fatboltdeu 2ebrernerbanoes BON
&prb-amerifa, am Z. Suli 1915.
Son @ep. 6. @eimerideib.
Gortiesung.)

Soer ober lon ser 6enti1e Inter
ridt b~eibebolten merben? Stebt man
auf oem Stmnopunfte, boB oerielbe in
unieren Yfarr1dulen feline bolle Be-
redtig1ng bot un6 unter alen lint
itdnben aus prin5ipaellen uno a1noeren
@riinben beibebulten mer6en muB,
ooer gIaubt man, baB er nenigiterB
porlaufig nidt entbebrt meroen fam,
Damn betrodte man i'm aber aud,
tbatfddIi6 aIs bolltpertbiges 2ebr-
fad, Dem Sdulbebor6e un6 2ebrer-
iduft basieIbe Snterefie, biefelbe
@orgfaH, oieielbe griinolide Be-
borroIung ongeiben laiien, pie ie6em
arroern Neutrality-suspicious.; bam
qebe mo11 enbli9 ser Holitif beS
r5orhpuriteIns" SEN 9m1fpak uno
betpeee iid nidt in Intercollegiate
fen, Sic Dor einem Menfdenalter gut
fparen, be1te aber nidt mebr gangtor
fino, ion6ern Iebe 5u, baB ELM metbo-
bid uno 6ibaftii6 ridtiger Inter
rdt eingefubrt un6 ertbeilt miro.
Sc lit nit elmer gepiiienboften So
6ogogif un6 einem georbneten Sda1l-
betrieb idledter6ings u%nbereirbor,
oeutlde SduIitunoen GIT baben, III
nen aber oie @leidberedtig1ng NIT
moeren nnterridtsfahern ub8uer-
fennen, inbem man m olen offi5iel<
len MeuBerungen BEN 6eutiden nn-
terridt einfa9 ieinem Sdudial uber-
IdBt uno bobei 5u beriteben gibt, oob
ieoer es moben tonne, tpie er polle,
I'M ibrigen ober 10 TINT, ols Oh bns
De1tide gn nidt % mare.
Dnrum nodmols, NJ. S., es geW
nidt on, Sen 6e11tfde1 unterridt on
11uiere1 Efurrida1Ien einfo@ pegetie-
rem 5t Iaffen, Big er an feiner eigenen
9eitungsunf6bigfeit eritiM. gnt-
ueoer bero11s nit benz ga115en un-
terridt ODER inn Die 8eadtltng uno
metbooifde Sorgfalt f9enten, bic
Inn gebnbrt, urrb ebrlid un6 getpii-
fenboff oQes tbur1, INN i'm moglidit
nudtbringeno unb geoeibIi6 31 ge-
faoIten: Gin Critics gilt &c nod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
IiId lpredenoen uno oenfenoen I'm

lii6 ipredpenoen uno oenfenben I'm.
melt. grforoerlid lit nalr, baB Ser
|2ebrer sinn uno Begeiter1.ng fir
oas Deutldye bot, NIT Suit urro 9iebe
sur sute an feline 4rbeit gebt rtno
BON ieinem Seller oen ent5iinoenoen
Illnten biniiberipringen ldBt ins
empfdnglide &inoergemiitb. 9ie Mit-
arbeit Der gltern lit %aaeroings gum
polen grfolge, mie anb beim HeIi-
gionsunterridt, nidt 81 entbebrem,
aber altd obne iie miro Die iabre-
lange, lebensmarme Sbdtigfeit oes
2ebrers idore 5rudte our Neife
bringen. &egelmdbige 6eutide 9ef=
tire, liebepoue 8eibaftigung NIT Sen
8erlen ser oel1tiben Hoelie, peritdro=
niBinmges gin6ringen in sic Sdon=
beiten oes oeutiben Sooioms, 8flege
Ser oeutiden umgangSiprode, gemii-
ienbofte @orbereitung ouf bie 6eut=
1den S6a1litun0en limo tltr Den 2eb=
rer sic eleftrriden Orabte, Sic iein
eigenes Ser5 erle1dten un6 erpdr=
men upo gleidpeitig 2idt urro @arme
biniiberleiten in Sic 1piBbegierigen
urb leidt en%t5in6baren &in6erl eelen;
Tie itn6 es, bie IN ibnen m1d SEN
er5eugen, Der, neil leben-
uno lebenipenoen6, Brobe5
i9afft: 2uft unb 2iebe CUR Sode.
Gortiesung folgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
alien @r11noidten ser Hdi6ogogif uni
Sdptlted)nif mdt.

aQen 8runo1dten Der Edodgogf UNI
Shulted}ntf ridt.
3uB ih m. s., bier Dor Sbner
ltebe unb Sbnen etren Gortrag lber
oen 6eutiden unterridt balte, Der
roth Sbnen CUR @errige, m1f meldem
stanopa1nfte i5 ielbit in 6ieier Srage
ltebe. Sd BIN fit entidiebene 8eibe-
baltung 6es 6e1tiden unterridts.
Die @riinoe fir 6ieie meine Ma1ffol-
Jung brul1de id Sbnen mobI nidt
auseinaroer 5u iesen, neil sic pabr-
i6einli9 obnebin meinen Stan6pa1nfft
tbeilen, uno neil cine rdbere 8e=
g%rii1noa1rg metn Sbema ol5uiebr er=
meitern un6 beraqgemeinern miirbs.
Sd 5iebe aber 6ie &oniequen5 a11s
meinem Stanbpunfte, in6em i9
frage:
8ie m1B MIN ser 1e1ttide Inter
ridt ertbeiH merben, bomh er iei=
1ren Blnb in rtrierem SdaIipitem nit
@bren un6 grfoIg bebm1pten fam?
BUR 2oirng 6teier Sroge modte if
11a9 beitem @ifIen Dos Metnige Bel.
tragen. Eie 8earttportung 6erfeI-
BEN miro ii6 iubieftip init ser Ser
f0nlidfeit BEG 2ebrers, obieftip nit
ser o1r5utpenberr6en Metbobe 5u Be.
mdftigen baben.
gu einem geoeibIider 6e1ttiden
nrterridt lit 5unadft bon feitem oes
2ebrers ei1e Sun1me bon inreren @i-
genidyuften erforoerlidl Sic id nit
6em Mus6rud u2uit unb 2iebe CUR
@nde" 5uiammenfaifen modte. ST
unterIoiie es abiidtIid, Die bei6en
@r11nologen ieotpeoen frudtbringen-
oen nnterridts in SEN 4rets meiner
grorterungen binein5u5ieben, nam-
Iid oie ongemeine pdbagogiidEmetbo-
6iide Sdulung nnb Die anieitlge
&enntniB unb B%eberridlmg BEG ie-
peiIigen Neutrality-suspicious., 90
id oieielben als gan5 ielbitberftan5.
li6 porausiete. 9er1 ie6er Ser
ild, NIT M11siidt ouf grfolg 6e1t-
i9en unterriM, 5umal unter ben
ietigen idhpierigen gerbdltmHm, su
ertbeiIen, m1B fdeitern, uem es 6em
l1nterridtenoen on Sen 2ebreige1t'
Mnften un6 on Ser griinoliden
@erntmB bes ge1ti1en margelt.
&ingeget CLAUDE ih bie Suit uno
9iebe CUR Code eigens nadorudlid
betonen gu miiifen, obue Die tpeoer
pooogogiide Sednif, nod tpiiien-
muftlide @enntniiie, nod griinolide
Metbooe gum 3iele fiibren. NidM
oIs Of i9 ibr D~orbmoeniein m I'm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11
8illfir nit ebernen aetter gefeiielt

bot.
@ir tpollen bier gar niM bon Dem
rel1erliden brntalen Mfte, Der 8s=
idlngnabme oes amerifaniiden 4u-
itenoampfers u5oding" bidt on Der
rGueia" unb u@ilbelmina" aus fritz
berer 3eit, bon Ser ihmadDollen Sc
iuoelung Ser omerifaniiden 5lagge
ourd ben engliiden &upitan Mc-
grioe BON fluhbeoedten u8aru=
long" utro Ser 3rangiolierung 1tnirer
ameritaniiden Snouitrie Omit Mus-
mabme Ser @offeninbuitrie) re6en.
Man fotnte Elm gan5es gl1d) beute
idon fiilen nit al Sen englifden
@rutalitaten un6 Der u1ammsgleiden
@e6ul6"' unierer &egierung.
Mls Ole aqiierte Eumpfommiiiion
Dor ein paar @oden bier por, reoete
Ser g~iienbabmognat Sill Dem ame=
rifaniiden 6armer gu uie ei1rem FROM
fen Sdimmel, SEN Eump 5u idluden,
1beiI er BEN gr0Bten 8ortbeil bapon
babe. Mber altd Sic amerifaniide
9motpirtbidaft lei6et unter ser bri-
ti1den 8rutalitdt gena1 10 tpie Sic
Sn6u1trie nn6 Ser @on6el. @ierfiir
einige 8etpeiie:
1. Ser ii6lide 8aumtpoGfarmer
m1tB min6dtens 10 Gents fir sos
&fun6 @o1mtpoue erbolten, menn er
fin feline Miibe un6 Mrbeit beaoblt
mer6en ion. Sn Ser &egeI par Ser
,Nreis 11-15 Gents: Ser &rieg brod
ours. ENGLAND iebte tpi1furli9 8o11m=
noble auf 6ie conference.-the, 90
fieI Ser Hreis n1f AZ Gents.
Banffirmen aus 9iberpool
ur6 Chandelier fm1ften 5u 6ielem
fSpottpreile un6 itapelten SEN @oub
in SEN iiioliden @oorenbd1iern ouf.
Ser fleine Nodtfnrmer fonrte Ben
nidt 5oblen un6 mm6erte
NIT Dem 8ettelitab, mit bungern6em
unb @ir1o o11f sic 2an6itrabe.
6ieies lit ieIber terumider
Gormer un6 bt Dies 6ur6 britiide
grutalitdt berurfodte @len6 NIT els
genen M11gen geieben. 9ie rSoufton
Toit" - ibr Mame lei bier in @bren
geramt - brodte 6os nBup a bale
mobemert" o1tf, in6em iid teromiide
@irger> &anotperfer mte @elebrte,
perpflidteten, menigitens einen 8al-
len at 10 Gents 6as 9h1n6 GIT tout
fen, TIM Dem glen6 5u iteuern. Mber
in @oibington erfdon midt Ser Stuff:
u2os bon @nglon6!" =
2. @h1n ein 8eiipieI a11s benz
Moroen. &ier lit Die sdtpeiirre5udt
portpiegeno un6 cine @aa1ptertperbs-
q11ene. @ie ie6er @udberftdnbige
on1s elmer @roBi@Iddterei bapeiien
fanr, iin6 1920 zines @dtpeires fir
(vIarb") geredmet. Scum it
dber 6os omreritaniide @olf feline
y idmol5ei1enoe Notion," bier 5iebt
man 8a1ttter uno sic Hraparate outs
R~in6ertoIg unb 8u1rmauom omen
e. fl1et on6 cotton ee6") Dor. Nur et-
tua so blefben i'm 2arbe, $50
Iin6 @rport. 9ieier grport nod eu<
rppa miro 6urd britiihe @iinfir ber-
8irb ii9 MIN Ser merifa-
niihe 6ormer tp11n6ern 6iirfen, tDenn
ct itatt 10 Gents per @fl1n6 MN bie-
[e $3.50 abge5ogen befommt uno Nun
MIR nod 6h Gents 6as 9fn11 els
bdIt? = Man miro ibm pielleidtl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11

iden gurger, Ser es nod treu uno
ebrli9 nit leinem 2anoe meim. l1no
losfommen BON ieirer brl1talen SILL
fir f0nnen mir MIR bur6 Elm lofor=
tiges Embargo auf oae @oHenms-
fl1br.
@er bier mitbelfen min - uno ie-
ser ioQte e5 - trete ser amerieun
embargo Gonferem BEL. Q39 q.
Glorf StraBe, Chicago, Sn.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-11

lerer 2ebreriduft in 9meifel aieben
mollte, ionoern neil 10 mardes be11t,
5l,tage BEL urrs in sic gridein1tng
tritt, 0as 6a5u angetban Iein mag,
oem 9ebrer sic Suit nn0 2iebe 81
idumalern o0er gur 5u nebmen. Sic
5timmung in maud)en &reiien nno
Ser uns beeinfluBen6en %l1ntpelt lit
pielfah oem 9eltlden nidt beion+
oers giimtig, uno 5ablreide &in6er,
beionoers in Sen shibte1l fommen
SIT un1eren Sdu1len, Die nidt nllr
fein SnterelIe fir Dos Deltide, lor=
oern pielfo6 foear cine nlsgeipro-
de1re Mbneigl1ng oagegelr mitbringen.
0u liegt ste Gefabr nabe, 6aB Ser
9ebrer ihlieblid entmutbigt es auf-
gibt. getpillermaBen gegen ben Strom
51 ldminme11, uno lieber fid allein
a1f bas gngliide berlegt uno Sen
bel1tlden l1nterridt ols cine nidts-
iagenoe @pielerei NIT BEN &in6ern
betradtet, Sic feline beionoere Sorg=
falt uro fem %greifbares groreiultut
beonipr1,dt, ionbern Ste man eben
MIR 10 lange meitertreibt, alS es
gdulbeboroen, gltern ur6 &in0er
nah Sic Jet Spielerei geliiitet.
> tpenn 6oh beim 1eut1dren Tn
terri9t in 1uieren Efarrldl1len 6teie
&Iippe itets gliidlih umgorgen uir-
Be! Sos ibeelle 3iel ser 6el1tiden
'gt11n6en muB es iein, benz &inbe
9iebe unb @ertbiddtlng Der 6e11t-
iden Sprade ein5upflan5en. Sc mltB
fiiblen, oaB es ourb sic &enntnib
oes 2eutiden rei6er miro: an @eiIt
uno Gemiitb, baB es Elm 9ebensfapi=
tal %aniommelt, Dos linn ipdter retd=
lide 3inien etnbringen miro; es mub
linn %menigitens eine Mn1tng m1fge<
ben, uelde @elt 6es Sdonen linn
oos bel1tiden Sdrifttba1m eridliebt,
un6 6aB 6ie 6etide @prade als Mit-
tel un1 Mus6rl1f pabrer 8i16ung
Dor feiner on6err 5uruditebt. &ar5,
SEN &in6ern m11B es gum ~lebenbigen
8epuBtiein fommen, baB bie @flege
bes 9eutiden, 6os 5u6em ibre Me1t=
lit o6er tpar, ibnen cine.
Sautfmmer mnftbut, 6eren boiler
@ertb iid) ibner erit I'M ipdteren Sc
ben offenbmen miro.
Mmr iage nidt, 6iefes i6eene 3iel
tpdre ur1erreidbor. SSm 6e1tihen
Mmerifas idlrmmern Die
Seine at bie1er i6ealen 8ertbidd-
tung 6es Geutiden. @erabe sic
iingite 3ett mit ibrpen tpelteridih-
tererroen g%reigni1ien bnt es geoffen-
bort, 11rno monde baben ibr 6ertides
Ser5 uno lire 6eutide Sprade tpte-
6ergefnnoen, sic beioes Idngit abge-
legt 5u babet 1dienen. Die htnoige
9ano beg 2ebrers m1B es MIR per-
49,
iteben, biefe Seine 5u tpeden uno
CUR gntfultung gu bringen. go mie
es ser &eIigionsunterridt fertig brin-
gen ion un6 fertig bringt, Sic Mn-
banglid)feit on SEN @la1,ben Der 8a-
ter, sic 2iebe un6 Sre1e 3ltr Stride
511 beIeben, 5u itairffen un6 at feiti,
GEN in elmer 8elt bon Der peri9ie,
oen5ten Mniidten, Meim1ngen, &eli-
gionen, @eften un6 @pitemen, io|
fanr un6 ion a16 Ser 6el1tfde nn-
terridt es 5l1tpege bringen, 9iebe CUR
Dirt un6 Mnbanglidfet an
6ie Sprude ser 8dter at beleben uno
31 f0r6ern a119 irmitter elmer eng-)
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-06
Minden'S Offer for
Friday Evening

There promises to be a large at
tendance at the picture show and
dance at Minden Friday night. The
excursion rate OF 81, up and back
on the train is within the means oil
most people, and the fact that in the
valley the people are noted for prop
erly conducting affairs Of this kind
should assure large attendance from
Carson. The people OF the valley ex-
pect to be out en- masse, and all hands
will have good time. The band is
practicing concert music, and every
body knows that they can play the
very best OF dance music without fur
ther prRctice.
1t is the intention OF the band to
keep up the practice of making eN-
cursions to neighboring towns, for
the purpose of making the people of
the western part of the state better
acquainted with each other. 1t is
good for all the communities, and
better for us, than any other one
thing that has been started for long
time. Get on the band wagon.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-06
Woman Candidate
Strongly Endorsed

The candidacy of Mrs. Mary
Holmes Dietrich for appointment as
a deputy superintendent of schools is
creating much interest in this vicinity,
and cordial support is being accorded
by many of the prominent men and
women in the state, including numer-
GUS former pupils who rank high in
the business, political and social life
Of Nevada. Their endorsement i,
evidence of general recognition OF
her ability and confidence that she
would prove most capable official in
this executive position. AS teacher,
she has met with unqualified success,
and is well fitted by training and ex-
lperience to assume the larger respon-
sibilities in the public school system.
Virginia Chronicle
Mrs. Dietrich has also received the
endorsement of every Democratic
member Of the legislature and of
many Republicans, also that of many
of the state and federal officers in
this city. Her Carson friends are
leaving no stone unturned to secure
iler appointment.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-06
Old-Time FavOriteS
at Grand Tonight

(Two-Reel FeatureJ-Out of the
Past-CVita.)-A photoplay full of in
tonsity and strong acting. The scenic
effects are beautifully photographed.
Eulalie Jensen, William Dunn, Ed
ward Elkas and Arthur Ashly are fea-
tured.
Fates Tangled Threads-Lubin)--
The twelfth episode OF the beloved
Adventurer' series. This is an ex-
tremely dramatic number and adds
another special adventure to the
heroics of the good Lord Cecil. The
cast is an excellent one and includes
Arthur Johnson, Lottie Briscoe, IHow-
ard Mitchell and many other Lubir
favorites.
Snakeville's Blind Pig-(Essanayj
\ riproaring Dnedy feature will
Margaret Joslin Victor Potel an:
Harry Todd. Admission, 10 and q
cents.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-06
Battleship Flags
Will Soon Be Ready

The ladies of Custer Relief corps OF
Carson are getting very busy with
their preparations for Memorial Dav
1t is part OF their object to see that
all during the year the grave of each
soldier. whether of the Mexican war.
the Civil war, the Indian wars, or tile
Spanish war, is decorated the year
fought. The Relief Corps has recent
ly purchased 200 new flags, and on
the 3lst day of the month, when
everybody will De busy doing honor
10 the nations dead. one of these new
flags will be placed on each of the
graves at the Carson cemetery
Some trouble has occurred in the
past in keeping these flags on the
graves. as someone, perhaps Indians
or children, has been in the habit oi
taking them away. The ladies feel
that this is wrong and an imposition
on them and shame at the best, 50
this year they are going to take meas
ures to discover and punish any ,f-
tenders in this matter. Parents
should tell their children what mean
low trick it is to rob grave of It's
decorations and how much meaner II
is to take the flag from the grave cf
soldier.
The flags for the battleslnp Nevada
are about finished and it is expected
they will be here in few days The
state flag, which is to be embroidered
i'll silk, promises to be a very elabor-
ate affair. 1t is to cost $195. There
are to be three of these banners pre-
sented to the ship by the ladies OF
Nevada, the infantry banner, the
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-06
Hungarian Operatta
at the Majestic

No Hungarian operetta is comple.e
without a number of waltz tunes and
i'll that respect the international sue
cess, "Sari," which Henry W. Savage
offers at the Majestic theater at Reno
Saturday matinee and night, is well
supplied for it has FIVE of the most
beautiful waltz numbers that Europe
has sent America in a number Of
years. They are SO tuneful, so melo-
dious and of such easy rhythm as to
create wonderful desire for waltz
ing every time they are heard.
"Sari' is real operetta and does not
yield to the present "tango-turkey-
trot-maxixe" craze, but does supply
the public with one wildly exhilirat-
ing dance in The Hazaza," the fun
niest dance of decade, and with the
ngratiating waltz tunes that appeal
SO powerfully to anyone with an ear
for music
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-06
Minden Wants the Home

When the grand lodge Of Odd Eel
lows meets in Reno in a few weeks
It will devo1ve on them to select a
home for members of the order resid-
ing in Nevada Already two plans
are before them for location for the
home, one in Reno and the other in
Minden The one in the riverside
city means the purchase of the land
on which will be erected the build
ings, but the Mnden proposition
gives outright ten acres of land.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-06
French Soldiers Are Preparing
For Long, Weary Siege of War

that he is ably led. he knows that
the German army has failed i'll its
general plans, proving it is not the
all-powerful and unbeatable organi-
zation he at first feared it was. SO,
well fed and contented, the French
soldier here at the front is great
fighting man.
He has succeeded in completely re-
organizing his life. He has become
hardened to his new life and when
he writes home to his women folks
he tells them to be patient, he COM
forts them and scolds them for writ
ing letters that are blue.
The officers are the same as the
men One finds them smiling and
confident, fraternizing with the men
as perhaps no other officers in the
world do with theirs. Yet the men
never take advantage OF this TACT. If
an officer speaks Word OF disap-
proval to one of his men this word
seems to hurt worse than a blow.
And the next day if dangerous task
is to be performed this is the man
who first volunteers.
This is the temper of them as they
face this bloody spring campaing.
To the mind of a newspaperman
with no special knowledge of military
affairs they are far and away in bet
ter shape than at the beginning oi
the war and to a man are grimly
determined to fetch home victory
to the missus. You can bet your las,
dollar on it. there is going to be
some tall fighting over the howery
fields of Northern France this sprins Z
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-06
The Wagner Estate

The case involving the estate Of
the late Philippine Wagner was be-
fore the District court for a brief
while this afternoon, on the matter Of
distribution. The administrator, .
U. kitzmeyer, was represented by Alf
ohartz, and two factions of absent
heirs by George Sanford and J. Po.-
jade. The latter, on behalf of is
clients, was not altogether satisfied
with the inventory and appraisemenrs
that have been made and in order to
settle this part of the proceeding sat
isfactorily further hearing of the case
was postponed for few days.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-06
Case Still Progresses

The case of the State Bank and
Trust company occupied the attention
OF Judge Langan and the lawyers all
of today. Receiver WiIdes is still on
the stand, answering questions about
the details of tl.~> business as trans
acted during his receivership. Moth
ing new or particularly interesting
has developed in the case so far, but
there is likely to be something worth
noticing as the trial progresses.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-06
Difference Will Be Adjusted
BY William Philip Simms, United

BY William Philip Simms, United
Press staff correspondent.
With the French Army at the
Front April Is by mail TO New
ork.-After passing along the front
from Belgium to Alsace and talking
with officials high and low, one is
impressed with the prevailing idea
that the war has only begun.
How long will the war last?
| asked an officer OF very high rank
"a long time" he answered. way
OF showing that he had studied the
question and the reply. "A long time
unless some unexpected event brings
il to an end.
What sort OF an event!
II said unexpected. If one knew
what sort OF an event to expect ~
would not be unexpected. The idea
is that war came on us overnight, so
To- speak. 1t was unexpected so lar as
the Allies were concerned. Well, the
war night end overnight just as it
began
This is the state OF mind OF the
lic.fch army. The officers expect
long war and the men see no hope OF
an early peace And both officers and
men appear not the least cast down
over it. A great change has come
over the French army. When the
war began many doubts were express
ed over Frances ability to cope with
Germany. 1t was pointed out that
Germany was ready while France had
been following the pursuits OF peace
Goodbye, good luck and early VIC
tory" their friends called to the sol"
diers as they marched away Some
OF them replied with an implied
dougt: We'll do our best
Then. too, the shadow of 1870 hung
heavily.
Being extraordinarily intelligent
the French soldier remembered tha'
in 1870 they were badly led and quick
lv beaten. They felt that, man fol
man. they could beat the Germans
but there was the wonderful German
fighting machine and the doubt az
TO the French leaders.
But this spirit of doubt long since
disappeared. One finds it now I'M
possible to discover doubling Ihom
as. The men have every confidence
in the ability OF their officers to lea(
them. General Joffre is sort OF god
or at least a superman to them. lheN
have confidence in themselves whic'
is equally important. Their fear :"
the irresiNtible German lighting ma
chine was dissipated at the Mern'
and on the road to Calais. The,
point out that the Germans have hao
their day and have failed.
So the French soldier in th'
trenches feels that he. himself. is a
good soldier as anybody. He feel
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-06
Game Warden Selected

At the regular monthly meeting OF
the county commissioners yesterday
John Porterfield was appointed game
warden at salary of $50 per month.
Mr.. Porterheld's tenure of office will
expire at the end Of FIVE months,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-06
Exercises Tomorrow

The commencement exercises o..
the University OF Nevada will begin
ut Reno tomorrow morning with the
defamation contest of the academic
league Of the state. The girls will
have the floor, beginning at 7:3O a.
m., and at 10 a. m. the boys will oc-
oupy the rostrum. Most of the high
schools of the state will have' conf
peting teams
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-06
Train Wrecked
IBv United Pressl

BV United Press
MERGED, Cal, May GA Santa
Fe east bound train was wrecked at
Cressy, twelve miles west OF here, at
l O'Clock this morning. Water flow
ing from a broken irrigation ditcn
softened the track and the baggage,
smoker and day coaches were over
turned. Six were injured, none seri-
ously. Two surgeons were sent to
the scene
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-06
Sensation Sprung
By United Press J

by ON1ted ITeSS
MINEOLA, May 6.-The state
rested in the Carman case at o'clock.
Celia Coleman, the defendants former
negro servant. testified that man
named Hicks, formerly private de-
tective, offered her $500 to change her
testimony in the second trial in favor
OF the defense. Attorney Levy was
apparently thunderstruck and the de
fcndant paed when this statement
was made
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-05-06
Probation Denied Indian Slayer

FRESNO -'s May Gls''e6 o.-Deelaring sss the
probation law could not include pre-
meditated murder. Judge Church de-
MED probation to Charlie Davis, the
Indian slayer of DR. Jack" Turner,
medicine man. Davis was sentenced
to five years in Folsom. A petition
for pardon has been circulated and
the probation officer recommended
parole after the Mono Indians on May
LIST promised to discontinue their
practice of killing unsuccessful med
icine men.