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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18
tsablatS nennt Siesespreis.
Die Serrihaft iiber Gsnitantinppel
nnb. bic Iarbaneaen.

gum .Sdlale Der 9up,asS isurt9
am 10. Sebrrar purDe fol9eube 3es
iolutiou einitimmie uneenonmeil:
1Sie Suma giebt ibrer feiten
lteber5eugung Iusbrud, DaB bas
groBe rationale Siel ber 8efreiuns
i'm gesenipdrfi9en 3riese erreiht lpirb.
lIuo erfIdrt ihreu uubeusiamen @ntz
,ltluB, baB Die rufiiihe Station Den
8ries 10 LANCE ipeiter fiibreu ioa. bis
Dem Seinoe iene Seoiuguugen aufz
erlegt iinb. Die Den Srieben bon
europa sarantireu uno Die &ieber@
beritearns bon Ged)t unp @ere4tiss
felt perbiirsen."
= Iad) Der 8ebe Des @tinilters 'Ses
NuspGrtigen, Sa5ouoff; lpelfe nit
allgeneincm .9eifaQ aufgenpnmen
purpe.. iaete Yrpf. Saul g. DeilouT
fpff I'M Namen Der conititlltioneaelt
Semotratei folsenoes: rWir limb ba=
pom iibersenst, nak mir rnicre Saapt-
auisa6e eriiillen meroefi, bic Grpbe=
rnrts : BON Gpnitantiiippei nno Der
Weerensen, nnS bae biaiss Heiultat
pum militariihen unb ~niplDmatiifen
Stanbpunft perbiirst wernen uiro."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18
y1pir ItnS per allen. 1lnneris
t0ner."

Ser Serliner. :Ratiouafseituns"
heroffentlidte am IL. Sebrlar Elm
SnterDiep nit Soti6after. @erarD
iiber Die btr1 Die iiinsite amerifas
niiGe glnie seidaffene Gage. Serr
8erdro. iDl erfldrt bqben, Die Note lei
10 freunbi6afhid uuo p~erIDbnlid ges
bulten. paB ibr. grsebniB obne Sfpeifel
Elm 9iinitiges Ietn lperoe. Gr ipro6
lein Senauern ans iiber Den iGnrfen
Con ntanGer glrtifel in beltlden. IMP
afneritaniihen 3eitunseu ,llnb metnte.
oub oies Die 6iuiid9en Den Hegierlnsen
Der betoen 2dnber beitebenben freunos
i6uftliden 8eSiebiinsen i'll feiner
WeiIe itpren fonne.
Z nSn 5entiGlanb iheinen bic 9eute
raid nit Der Nnpabmc SUR SanS
|sn ieiit, bae Die 'Seutid -gmerifauer
|fir ben Sail eineS Srieses suerit
|Eeutihe nnD crit IN sneiter 9inie
|slmerifaner iein miirben. .Sas seraSe
|Uesvntheil miirbe eintreten. 9meri=
faniihe' giirser beutifer gbitammuna
.iino upr alien 4merifaper. Sas
.sleihe last lid puit ben SriidD .gmeri=
,fanern iaseu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18
Orinelideeeits .OMerts isitsns
Demf1ctIano's. =.
Sentider. goridlas fur unseif6rfe
9cbeusmittelSnfnbr perbliitft infer
prp sbritiifeS StaatSamt.

Seutlhfanb's offenc @elinnun9ss
art. Die in Dem am Is. Sebrunr Dem
8aibinetoncr aiisndrti9en Stnatsumt
mterbreiteten 8orfhlns gum IuSbrud
fam. Die 8unbesreSierung moge orrd)
ibreu md1tieeu GiniluB IN Sonbpn
Die britiide Hesieruns beranlaifeu. Die
an%erfdnnteR oolterreftliden Seitims
mhn9en gu bepbahtem nub Nabrpugos
mittelienbun9en, Die fin Die beutid)c
'Gipilbepolferung bcitimmt liub., niht
sit beldltiser. biibcte iorupbl fiir Den
Staat5ictretat feline '9erin9e lleberz
ruituug. Surh ibren @uihin8toner
@otldafter lieB Die oeutid1e' Hesierung
pifen erfldren. oaB tic inter eteier De-
oin9ung bereit lei. bon Dem unbarms
beraisen 8ernihtun9Strieg ,ge9en Die
britiifc Sdifffabrt ab8uieben, beiien
9esinn fir oen IS. Sebruar an9es
fiinbist ipiirbe. Ser. ScidllB
Seutid)lanb's. enaliihe .Snnbelsihifie
dn5uareifsn, isi cine .@egenmaBnubmc
Aegen Der hritiidcn 3lau. Scntidrlono
amlasnpnnGern". o. pirb in itncr
9totc pctpnt, ScntiMlunb IinUc 8emciic.
oaB. pie .eugliidGn 0nnpclsihiiit
nrmiert lpurbeu, aliu ais arrcg@Idiifc
81 5atsad)teu icieu nuh ubiU ipeitcreo
ansegriiieu werSen tOnnten.
Uncle Gam mub aIio iest beim
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18
Gin 8ii9otsport fit Yret Gmtmidelnns.
Ga Grpiis, @is., ben ta. sebr. rs.

~. Ha9rpfie gMs, ben II. 5cbr. 10,
Uecbrtr Serr Chef Rebafteur,.
Sersihhe GnRtfpinihe, Sd blu jer .erfreut aber ben berrliteu Grs
fplg, uelhen Sic NIT Sbren Orei fatbslihen 3etunsen SIT uerseihnem 'baben,
beiunbers nit iener beheu aner tatbulihen 1nmiiensdtnnsen ,5be Gatb.
oHc 9ribnne". Eie v3rbnne" lit pa uun belebrenpem, iutereTantem ub
nnterbaItenOem seiefuff fir aae @atsfisSer br. 5amtie. unRr Bolt ers
fennt cine Wertbuuae Sahe retf balo no' Saber bic sroFe 4bonuenRn5aM.
aus Der leeten aussabe eriehe i6. bas Sic beabTdisen r1be GATH
pHe 3rtbnne" 5wei Neal bic Nuhe berans5useben, inDem Sic cine Spnn.
tassanssabs bnsnfasen uo unit ben aeern wOhentlih 16 seten ine=
refanen SeiehpHes 5u benz sernsen 8reie uUn $500 iabrlih fefern.
Mr sTdat Die Soee elmer Scnntaasanssabe, Sd buffe iebnGdn, oR
ale Sbre abDnnenten, meuisnens bic meinen berielben, pom Sbrem Ilane
un anssaben smei @ial bic @uhe bessiiert ien merSen nno bieier 5rcuoe
and prompten Ausoruf perleibeu, 10 Saf mir in niht aasm ferner 3it bic
5mi Aussaben erbaHen werben. T.
Sd empteblc rsbe Catholic srtbane" ANTS Sersidie aaen fatbo.
iiben 6amiien meiner SiO5eie. @5sc Der 'liebe gtt Sbr .sutes @ert
iesnen. Sebr crgsbenh, '
, + Safpbms Shwebnd;
t @ii6of MN Ga GrpRe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18
Is. 9. a..sabslsramm Oisisr s.itums.,

Hom.. ben is. Sebruar 10
Cardinal 9aspart, 5taatsiefretdr CT.
Seili9feit.be5 8apites. tbeilt Dem bot)s
tpiirbi9eu Sr. Sos. 8ode, .pelder bonn
!Sl. Batter IN Yrinats ausien5 empfanz
gen iporoen. mar, uno UNI elm @prt Der
grmutbigung an Die tntbpliIde YreTe
Der Der. Staaten sebeteu bate, BRIEF
lih S%ol9enbes nit:
~..... Ser 81. 9ater bat miinolid,
0einen 8unid, Der tatboliihen YreIie
in Den Ser. Staaten einiae ermuthis
genoe 8orfe burh Sid sutommeu An
ldiien, erfiiHt. Oils Batter aqer 8lduz
bigen,. bebauert Der Sapit aues I'M
glild, oas oieier 8rieg I'M 8eiofge bat,
uno nidt i'm Stanbe, Iofprt oas Seuer
lpifen. gu founen, fpeld)es Die NIT
gltnhheit eeihlagenen 9riiber ber<
Ihfinet, fiiblt er in ieiAem Screen ar
oas 8eb Der 8aiien, Der 8ittfperr
Der Riitter, Der Samilien Der burf
Den. &rieg Seimseiuhten, er. Der ulz
abldiTg bemiibt 1T, BEN 8etriibten
Stnoernng gu peri6affen. llno. tuenn
lid ieiner Nrbeit I'M Sienite Ser
ebarttas 10 pieGe Sd,tpierigfeiten ents
9eseuiteaeu, flebt er bittenS gum Sims
mel, uuo e5 lit lein hei6er @unIh,
Dag Die 0ldubigen ebeufalS beten
msaen Sab Der Soft Ser yurmbersias
felt, Der SrieSensfarit, in Den Seraen
o1 &enideu ipieoer. Die 9efii6le Der
gcgenieiti9eu I~ilbtbdtigteit erneseru
unb i'll ben Serritern einen tpirtz
iarnen Iuni6 fir S~riebsn auffommen
lalen mo9e. Yit Dem tieferniten
8ilnide. baB Die ameritaniIte Yreile
tbdtfrdftt9 in oieier erbabenen Srie>
nensmiiiion cooperiere. Iegnet Der ,Sl.
SGter ale Die fatboliihen 8eoafteure
lluo ~'bcloltoers Den SitteIteler." :.
Setunntlih bate. gr3biIbof Srelanb
pon ct. Saul. 0tinu., in einem Sirs
'teni6reibeu ieine 8ldubigen eritdt.
ibr Sferflein fir euu Siilfsiono bes
6l. Tuters i'm SntereIle Der pom Dem
iil!t9iten. grhbeben Seimgciu1tcn beiz
6uiteuern. Il5 HeiuItat bieics
9irtenbriefe5 gingGu Dem Sl. Sater
$4,000 fitr oieieu 3iped 5u.
y
Satcr @lnbimir .Seoodplpsti. elmer
Der fiinf @enerals NlliiItenten oes. am
20. Iugtit 1914 IN 8om p~eritorbeneiI
Seliitens Generals sSern6 iinb ein
Merle bes berltsrbenen Cardinals
SebofolpSti, lit IN Ser General gonz
greantipn bes Crbens. ipeldbc inn
%atifdn 5u 8pm tnstc. 5urir General
Der @eieaihait Seiu ernnnut iporben.
Der Neuerpdblte lit 49h Sabre alt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18

iden 8drnuns 81 Shaoen fomnlt. es
bic Solsen 81 tragen' bat. uno Seutihs
lamb lid nidgt BON auspdrts beeius
fluiien laiien pirh.
Gentrlms Ibeeorbnefsr grsberger
bes 8eiGstases iugt, bu6 bod .gties
mano slauben' lplle, Selitidlann
peroe lid perbliffen laiien. .Shiffe
nit 8etreioe fiir Soleu uup 8cIsieu.
iopie SUPPER tir Schtpepeu ipcrben in
Der ariesS5one nid)t belditist rueroen.
@ines aber lei iider, Oab ale ameritns
nii6en Sabr5euee NIT @affen NM
Iunitipn an gorb, obne jebe Hiids
Iid)tnabme III @runO eeihpiier
perben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18
u. s..

Die Ser. Staatet rtdten @arrnnss.
nuten an @ruRbritaunien INN
Seutihlann. - Sarin pirn ertlart,
glpfabes Proclamation finne eruite
geripidaunsen CUR 5Dlge baben;.
Der. Slassenmis6ranh ieitens Gng=
lambs gefabrSe bic amerifauii6e
Sfffffabrt. = Der Character ber
betben Hpteu perifteben sebalter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18
snbnaue, Soma, spnnerstag, ben IS. Sebrnar 1915.
Aus Der Gmisem Staht.

Serbanblntsen 3tptiden benz Seiiisen
Stubl ntb Der italieitiifen Resie.
runs, y @r5biid1of Srelauo's Bel
itener snm Grbbeben- 5onb. = p.
Wlabimir 9%ebudpipsfi Sum &c.
neral Der 9eieaidaft Ssfn ertudblt.
Cine gOtihaft hes 81. gaters
an bic 9reiie amerita's bnrG 8ep.
Or. Sps. Hpdbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18
Inter Sent ScpmSe Scs Stcrs
ncubanncrs.

Sic &romten Der GlmorS 9init
.Gnben 5u. oaB Del. Sdmpier .Crous
ma, Der am 10. Sebrudr in Welp
Wort eiutrai. Den eriten Sbcil ieiner
Sabrt lnter Dem Sdus .einer rieus
traleu Slaese" 5uriidIegte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18
Smlsarien p~erjietert Ncmtra,
litGt.

.Sulsarien pirb imtrifte IertraIitGt
b%eluabren". ertldrte am II. Sebruar
Sremierminiiter Hdopslaboif inn Eers
laufe elmer Sarlnments 8ebe. Ser
8remier mics oarauf bin bab Die
Sium5lase SulSaricu's cine .iebr miBs
lif,e lei unb bnB cs alls oieirm 8rllnpe
a!lein i6on lidl elmer Einmtihuus in
Den c%uropoiidlen arieg cntbalte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18

diI6e Sffeniipe an Der gan5en Sront
miro anieseu. - Die Siirten i6flgen
Die. gnsIdnber.6e aurma III Meipppz
tamien. y gebuinen limb in .Iegpptcn
purgeprungen. - ,SiirtiidIe Sprtrups
pen ihlugen britiiAe Slbtbeilun9en bel
stbium uno Serpeum. - Ser Snftau
ais Su3eraip iiber Ie9ppten bat bieIc5
aufseforoerr; lid pom .britiIden Sod
los6ureiken.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18
Gentrmnss titania G;rsberesr IN
Scr Observation-Disclosures.

Cine Sepei6e aug &openbasen an
Ben 9onppner ~Star" (12. Sebruar)
beiagt. baB in Der ,bertihcn Yrefie al@
semeiu Die Initft fiinogeseben miro,
baS. lpeup irgenb Gin uncertainties
Sfiff infolsc NihtbeddItling Der beutz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18
Hnm Ariesstbsater.

J. Sinsenbnrs bat SftpreuFei1 ppn ben
3mHen sci d Ser - Sei bel,
Maiuriihen Seen n,adte CT etra
10000 9riesssefansene. = Sie
Eeiterreiher iparfeu bic Rnfer
ans der gutu,pina NIB madter
$4,000 0efansene. - Der, SultaH
furbert AesGpteu AMI, lid seseit
@rokbritannien sm erbeben. -
Gnslano miRbrauht Solanb's
Slasse.. = gieidsresieruns urb
Mmerifa's 4roteit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18

Spbn Sua peeen Sei6lasnabme Ser
yWilbelminn" poriteaig iperber uno
Die. llnper5iigIfhe 6reigabe ienes
9ampfers Dporidlasen", III dnpercn
Wprten, Sarbe befennen. Sab ibnr
iener Soridln9 einc. lle6erraid)ung
par, lam lid Def 9eier auSDeuten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18

gr gift afs bebeutenber @elebrter unb
iprift geldufis oeutih, fran5Ditif.
itnlienil6 urb lateinii6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18

16. Sebrnar. - Sabbilc melbct:
~Slntl 9e9empdrti9en @nseihen pirb'
lid SelhnlarihalI b. S~inrenb.r9's
brittle S6luht bel Nsh WainriIGsn
Seen fir Die 9i,illen alS rocb nerlit,s
fenber eripeiier, ais Die beiben criten.
sRai glaabt. oaB in oieier Sbiuht
10000 &uiien ole 8aifen itredten."
- Sire algemeine osutbs Giterrsis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18

8. 5ebruar.-Sn Der. gutoipino
nabmen Die Seiterreiher @ama. =
GoiNpns IN Sranfrei6 uni. Ypern nm
Surhes in 8elsien iperben bom6nrs
bert. SIN ben Nrgonnen. BEL Ga gas
satelle tpirb beftie setdmpft. = eng
lanb nerlor bisber ahf Der pslHiben
Srpnt 100000 @anu-Iaut Spn>
Doner Zines. -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18

Eortiesuns alIf hsx ~. Seiie.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18

10. Sebrnar.-9ie 8uiieil rdumten
G~8ernofpis. Die Sduptitabt Der Sufos
nina, audi bas 8ebiet Suc5aipa lpurDe
BON ben 8iliieu befreit.-Sie ~8arlss
rllbe" operiert BEL Soiti. mo lie has
fran5oiii6e aabel burhI6nitt. = Ser
britiihen He9ieruug lit bonn SarIa>
ment Elm unbeifrdnfter &riessfrebit
betpi(igt fporben..
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-07-11

|Ang .aab1os ed n AsAlQoDAysvy1pq. n
hard IL cook eay1ng:
~Is Il Z naygur. Mn. Bowsse.; W.
was ssnt up here b clean The p(pe.
and u 70 Why didn't 80 himr
mo: re Nj. Bowser himself. Hs
wanted 10 ave 800 and have tie ben
ent Of The physical exercise besides,
and I guess he's done II! While you
ars going f0r the doctor you'd bsttsr
stop four or ave men and ask EN- to
come in and help get him upstairs,
and you can stop at the grocery and
order six bars Of soap sent down at
once"
woman began Mr.. Bowser. but
then the lights went out, and he could
not finish BY announcing that his law
yer would see her lawyer In the morn
ing.
Mr.. Bowser was brought to life that
evening BY the clatter Of the doctor.
policeman and three or four other
men ON the cellar stairs. Tiny gather
ed around him and loossd from him to
the smoke pipe and burst into roar
Of laughter.
"Is he coloredr' asked the policeman
Of the doctor.
"Why. this II Mr.. Bowser!'' exclaim-
cd Mrs. Bowser.
"And beggin' your paraon,4 ma;am.
what has he been dom to himselfT"
why. be has been getting some
physical exercise and saving 500 in
cash."
II should say" dryly remarked the
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-07-11

,oinss, - s1n,a1ussp ~ G1l1rlnI
An e sud1oa n. Dowoee ~ I'D
and 3unpcd for H. * bit ~ Ssss
slipped n the cot. and h. went 0own
and saw millions ef STAN - The back
Of hi heoA whaeked The comeaG
~eom@ one shall suikss fof this!' h.
.said as.hs nnAlly eat up, and ~ was
on he point Of going upstaits and
bringing Mn. Bowser's psrndious con.
duct home to her when the resolution
came to have one moro trial Only
an hour before be had read In his
newspaper the saying what man has
done can be done again." and he pick
ed up ali the Joints. stood them on
end in Z row and surveyed them In q
critical way. None were missing. The
end Of each and every Joint had been
made to dt into another, All he had
to do was to exercise patience and
press and squeeze and tap with the
hammer. Mr.. Bowser pressed. he
also squeezed. He likewise tapped.
He WAC just on the pe,pt Of, success
when the joints fell apart and banged
around over his fest and rolled away.
With q Wild warwhoop he grabbed the
AZ and began to pound and battee and
destroy. but ~ he raised the weapon
for q fell swoop It hit the ceiling and
rebounded ON his head, and 1lr. Bow
ser knew no more for ten minutes.
Then he realised that Mrs.. Bowser and
the cook were bending over him with
camphof. brandy, porous plasters, ia
maica ginger. ammonia, porous stick.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-07-11

opeepe.. .sAak - - - . clEu1o hsle
an ~ Il ~ and plSyssd IT, eSwh 10
& IT, oA&ne - uGaaAs
WIN that ~ gang eavs another roar
and paseed upstairs ana went out Of
the house. and Mn. Bowssr turned 10
the clown and solicit1ously asked:
shall I help you upstairs. dearr
His gTunt and his glare In reply gave
her chill. and she stepped back while
he managed TO draw himself up and
reach the stairs He paused IN the
kitchen long enough 70 pick up three
bars Of laundry soap. and after be had
toiled along to the bathroom be drew
LOO gallons Of hot water and fell
into Il.
At the end Of two long hours Mr..
Bowser was q cleaner and wiser man.
and next day . stove man had that pipe
up In fifteen minutes.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-07-11

A certain famous statesman II q con.
tinual prey 70 the autograph iend.''
and. like most famous people. he IL not
fond Of giving away his signature tG
collectors.
! On one occasion. however. when ask.
ed to write In u friends album. be con.
sented to do ~. He noticed that some
one before him had written In the boob
, the words: "Do right. and fear no
, man,"
Without moments hesitation the
statesman wrote underneath it: ''Don'i
write. und fear no woman A,.as
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-07-11
SELF RESPECT.

Il Is . mistake to associate pride
o, foppishnes with sell respect.
The one r,sesfrom . )udicious con-
sdesation o. what we are. the other
kom an exravasant notion d what
something extraneous has made W.
The one Is true. he Other i false.
end both cannot exist together. A
nan that respects himself cannot
Be- proud. and . proud man does
oos respect himsef.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-07-11
ne Riaht Feed.

The Night tooo.
Her houso fern WA ailing and barely
- alive
Feed II ven" said the florist, land then
Il will thrive
Do she ave IL baked beans every day
%ust q few
And. It being . Boston fern. my. how u
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-07-11

Professor Ito coed recitlng ct board
In geometryeMiss Smith. you have Z
very poor figure.
Coed (angFily) -Mind your own busi.
ness!-Pennsylvania Punch Bowl.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-07-11

Particular Printers, Aberdeen
Printing Co. 800 East Wishkah st.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-22
With Scissors and Paste
UNCLE SANS NAME.

Like many other popular customs
the general acceptance OF the nam,
Uncle Sam is traccable to a small
Incident. Tho occurrence is Just 100
Years old, and Is associated with Troy
n. y, where. after the war of 1919,
Ebert Anderson, an army contractor,
purchased quantity of provisions
one OF the official provision inspec-
tors was samuel Wilson. who, because
OF his popularity was generally re-
ferred to as Uncle sam Wilson.
The boxes of provisions were
stamped Il. a. Z. -, the first two
hcing the Initials OF Ebert Anderson
and the last two tho usual ahbrevia.
tion for United states. When one OF
the men engaged IN the work OF
transferring the boxes was asked one
day what the letters stood fot, he re-
piled, iokingly. that they stood Tor
Gilbert Anderson and Uncle sam,
meaning Wilson.
The remark caught on and after
being communicated from point To
point in army circles sptead over the
country.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-22

ton IL mi-judciai and the money
appropriated by congress was Ter the
purpose Of having the commission
make inquiry into the causes % in
dnstrial unrest with view TO ascer-
tanning facts upon which federal leg
islntion may be based In the future
for the correction OF such evils as
far as laws can correct them.
But instead Of attempting 10 learn
The facts. Walsh has called before
him the most bitter and yindlctive
enemies of property. The men TO
whom he has listened usually have
advocated murder. when in the opin-
ion OF the perpetrators murder
would further the Interests Of labor
organizations.
lilo has assumed that the acts Of
the Colorado strikers were all right.
even when thoy extended 10 the de-
struction Of life and property, and
that men employed 60 guard life and
property and preserve the authority
Of the state government were all
scoundrcis and committed murder
when they returned the fire 81 at-
lacking strikers
Instead Of n proper head of a fed
cral commission, walsh has de-
generated into "a frothlng. rantlng
Marat Rendered wild by the GOODNESS
Of young Rockefeller he raves and
shouts questions at him and demands
Eyes or no. answers when the ques-
lions arc Of the "IIave-you-s stopped.
beating-your-wlfe2' sort,
The administration has been sirIv-
ing TO inspire confidence In the bus-
ness interests Of the country, sadly
shaken during 1913 by the intern
peratc talk Of Rcdncld, Marshall
william u. Wilson and the partisan
Investigations Of number Of con-
sresaional committees.
Nothing could be more unfortunate
for the country at this time, or for
President Wilson, than TO have II
understood that walsh, barrow.
Johannsen and other men Of their lk
reflect IN any degree the sentiments
Of the administration at this time.
No man holding quasi judicial
position under appointment by the
president Of the United states should
he permitted 10 advertise himself as
"a cross between Lord Jeffreys. OF the
bloody assizes and the Jacobin
Marat
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eonId endure such temptation; there
must be a self-denXing ordinance
nniversality Of disarmament to make
h effective. Could the allies rise 10
such 4 height Of atruism2 Could
their self-interest exhibit such en-
ilahtennent2 Examine tlt British
temner often since war began, have
british writer's and speakers declared
that war must be waged ulNil lhe
iab was done. and that job vs. the
downfall of militarism. The frllsh
navy exists primarily to insure Ems
land's food supply. II that can ne
otherwise assured It's war strength Is
an extravaganza aud weakness
Great Britain has always set her race
against CONSUMPTION. Her army IN
peace is scarcely larger than the limit
suggested. she has everything TO
gain and nothing to lose by general
disarmament on land and sea
Republican France rs like-minded.
Her people chafe at conscription,
With Alsace and Lorraine restored TO
her, an she wishes is to be let alone
She has no other territorial amhl-
tions And Russia! Here we are
on uncertain ground, vet her loyal ac-
ceptanee Of the disarmament prlnei-
pie is vital TO IT, But ut least we re-
can that the ear called The Hague
conference Of 1899, out of a clear Sky.
With an enlarged Baltic littoral and
Constantinuple, her legitimate amhi-
ton seems 10 be realized A democ-
racy which makes for peace seems to
he gaining amongst her people. Her
debt is heavy, her losses great, her
internal problems pressing enough TO
tax all her energies These various
considerations may not be convincing
but is not the trial worth while
"Japans probable attitude toward
disarmament will be Of interest TO
ourselves a movement in the inter-
est of civilization, labelled progress
and advocated by her allies, is certain
to appeal to Japan. Her taxes are
severe burden, her war debt large,
her country far from rich. her re-
sources unequal to aggressive war on
a large scale, her temper pacific un-
less goaded by insult or injury En-
croachment upon her treaty rights by
our Pacific coast is the only argu-
ment against her acceptance Of the
disarmament idea if the other great
states favor H. And If the United
States cannot find a way of constrain-
ing the individual states to ohserve
national treaty obligations, II t. un-
worthy to live as nation Belgium
would be glad to preserve IT'S neutral
ity henceforth unassailed, while Ser
hia, thrice at war within three years
can hardly oppose her allies deci-
sion.
$50 much for the helllgcrents OF
the neutrals few have armies capable I
Of large aggressive warfare, nearly all I
have pacific ideals. the United states F..
g. mere gcndarme body only l,n- (
mania and ltaly need 10 Dc dealt with I
Given the power to impose disarma-
mcnt upon the German allied hosts I
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CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS MOSTLY
HONS

Il Is generally known that a large
proportion OF the soldiers who fought
in the civil war were young men and
boys but Il il doubtful Il the real pre-
ponderanee Of youngsters below the
voting age is appreciated. Interest
ing statistics in this connection are
given IN a recent book by Mai. Gen.
w II. Garter. THE American Army"
These figures show that of the total
OF over s.ff0,000 men IN the union
army during the war, less than one
fourth we're past the age OF u years.
Ages at enlistment are shown as fol-
lows; Those 10 years ana under. 49,,
II and under. 3Ss 2 years and under
cess : years aud under. 500; "A years
aud under i.s0Us l years and under,
10000: 10 years and under. asi.000:
IL years and under. $4,000: IS years
and under. l.fsi.Ha0; between rs and
90 years OF age, 2.lbq.000; between 20
ans 20 years. GiS,bO0. between 2G
and ~ years. 4G,a00, beyond age OF
40 years. $1,000.
Practically all Of the men Included
N the last two classes were officers
so that the rank and file Of the army
was made up almost entirely of sol
dlcrs who. at the time OF their en-
iistment were mere boys.