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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-08-19
LETTER LOST % YEARS.
Found In Attic, Demanded Immediate
Reply

Detroit, Mich.-On Oct. 10, 1892, a
mail sack left in the waiting room of
the Northern Pacific station was slit
open and a valuable package of bank
mail taken out. Nothing was found of
the thief nor of the package until a
few days ago, when J. l. Peterson
found a package Of mail matter under
the caves in the attic of his house.
On investigation it was found to be
the missing package stolen twenty
three years ago. 1t was delivered to
the local postmaster and by him sent
to the dead letter office. One of the
letters in the stolen package was
opened.
1t was from q young man of tho
town to his fiancee, demanding that
she let him know by return mail
whether she would marry him or not
as he would not be put off any longer
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-08-19
Zinc Works VS.. Public Service.

On Friday evening, August Is, an
other good ball game was played at the
fair grounds by the Public Service and
Zinc Work teams. They played fast
interesting game of six innings, in
which the Zinc Work players crossed
the home plate seven times while the
Public Service scored but four times.
Darkness put an end to the game after
the sixth inning,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-08-19
FOR WORLD HOBO UNION.
Founder of Hotel de Gink Plans Or
ganization.

Founder of Hotel de Gink Plans Or
ganization.
New York.-Jeff Davis, founder of
the Hotel de Gink, hopes to establish q
worldwide union Of hoboes with a
membership Of 100000. He recently
made known his plans, and all that
prevents him from starting at once, he
said, was paper from President Will
son which will enable him to enter the
war zone.
The world trip, Davis insists, is to be
made upon the yacht of his friend,
George E. Crater, Jr., and will include
China and India, whose 'boes will be
invited to make themselves at homo in
the headquarters Davis plans. The
leader believes there are 20,O00,000
'boes at liberty throughout the world,
and he thinks one-fourth Of these will
hearken to his plea to join his union.
Read over the want yertismentS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-08-19
Warrants Out For Twenty.

Platteville Witness: Warrants were
issued Monday for twenty persons who
are alleged to have violated the auto
mobile laws Sunday = some for fast
driving and some for running with cut
outs open. Nine warrants have been
served and fines imposed. Now that
the good work has started. keep it up.
Don't show any fayoritism.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-08-19
Are You Building a SiIo7

Wisconsin should have 100000 more
silos as soon as they can be built.
There is no better investment. 1t is a
thing that warrants going into debt
for, if necessary.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-08-19
Minino School.

The Platteville Mining School will
open Wednesday, September l. The
registration promises to be larger on
the opening day than the entire regis
tration for any other year.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-08-19

A great Pan American road congress
will be held at Oakland, CAL, Septem-
ber 1917. j. j. Kuelling, Milwaukee
county highway commissioner. has a
place on the program.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-08-19
A STRIKING WAR PICTURE

In the west show window of the star
Auto Co. appears an attractive picture.
1t tells in striking way the American
attitude Of strict neutrality.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-08-19
SCHUYLER Ladd, Postmaster.

Schuyler Ladd has been appointed
postmaster at Rewey. He is a capable,
deserving young man and will make a
good postmaster.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-08-19

Read the announcement on page 8
concerning The Tonk Piano of New
York City.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-08-19
WEEKLY WEATHER FORECAST
Issued by the u. S. Weather Bureau
For the Week Beginning Wednes-
day, August II, 1915.

Local showers Wednesday. Proba-
bly, fair last three days of week. Mod
crate temperatures.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-09

or, if you wish, retraction. in justice
to the Ladies' Home Journal.
Interesting questions refrain to be
answered in connection with this Incl
dent. Who sent out that anonymous
communication? Was 1t a business
trick, shrewd advertising, or was 1t
prompted by malice?
l~lnterbelien maft bas anonpme
Shreibeu in gar pielen beutids ameris
faniiden 3eitun9eu Die 8unbe uno
penu irgeno ein rintereiiierter 8eiit"
am @nbe cine Sammlung Der &uss
bride Ser gutriiitinm unle9t, biirite
ba5 intere1iant nerbcn. pie 2 Coll
hds Gables Some Spurnal" it'd MN
mebr freueu iiber Die Musbriide bes
llnlpiaeus, lpeld,e gegen es geridJtet
iinb. ober iiber Den 8ertb oieier Il III
q c IN o 1T II @eflante bier unb bort?
Sas lit nod cine Srage, tpelde Den
nnperen, ob,gen 8ragen 5usereibt
per0en fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-09

Yroteit Stulien's ebenip penig itDren.
pie CT it'd ieiner5eit p1ird Die Slotiene
Semon'trotion Der @robmdfte bate
einidiidtern laiien.
Sect aber bat i'm bas 8alfane
llnterncbmen Der Gentralmddte bds
bon iiber6eugt. oab Der Griolg gang
nuf ibrer Seitc lit. Sdber feline
@eiscring ipeitcr sesen tic mit5u>
MAIDEN.
Die &orid,ldse sc. Iaieitdt Nitita
nlp9en ia int ge9enipdrtiscu augen@
bid fiir ibu aiberorbeutlit Sfpcet>
moBi9 iein, Bie lid aber Die Geuz
tralmdd)tc bd5u ~itcllen pcrben, bar
iiber bralift man lid fem unniises
8opf5crbred]en Sil MAIDEN. Die Stels
lung MDntenegrp'S nnb bic VorihiIge
ieines 6jnigs limb lebislid be5eih=
nenbe Spmptume fir bic Stimmuns
bel einselnen entente. Yiitsliebern,
praffiifen 0ertb baben bieie Gr5rtcs
rnnsen ipobl fanm.
(9ie gar5e Safe eri1eiut II icbr
unalallblpiirbig, nur Der 9broniitens
Sflid,t bulber geben mir lie ipieber.
3. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-09

neil er in Ser aorreiponbens nit ieis
men @prgciesten niht ben seb0rigea
Con ein9ebalten babe.
.ltnauiriftig, muebel nno lln<
biaig" nenilt Gin britiid)er ,Warine,
Hedtsselebrter" Die GiIion'ife Notc.
Sas baben Die Der. Staateu pom
8aud1rutihenl
Sbnrhia %bebahptet, Sitdener ici
an ben Sebleru lhulo, Die i'll Scleicn
u1o I'M Orient 9emaft puroen. Wos
5n Der Streit, CO iian engliId)erIeitS
Seblcr gcnus fir 3pci gemadt
ipprben.
gu bumnI lpar Die 2iige bon einem
3criuiiriniB 5fpiiden Dem &ailcr unO
6inbenbur9, ipeil or Hiea nnD Siinas
burg nod niht ei%ngcnommen bat.
~
Sn .@ncona" Sal bdben bic 2eute
es mieber 10 eilig, oaB lie NIT ibrem
llrtbeil id)on Dor Der @rbebung bes
Sbatbeitanoes fertig iiub.
Sn perid)iebencn 9lGttern pir6 pers
lnn9t, Die Ser. Staaten ipaten lin
Hamen Der @enihlihfeit" eegen Die
S~erienflng Der vNncoua" proteities
rem, luenn aud, fem Entertainer an
gpro ipar. Sm Edmeu berielben
.Neni6lihteit", in oeren Sicnit mir
tGslid iiber $1,000. 900 9rieesmate<
rial lieiern!
Sn elmer Gep PORTER Stride pres
oiste" Siudpt Der Snienfrelno
Eoolepelt's. Seine Yrebiet beltano
aus ausfdnen sesen 9eutihlanb nuo
G~ui5dblins beutiter @reueltbaten.
giner Der .Nnodttieeu" erbob iid unb
nanute Yin6ot einen Siiener. Yind)ot
mar nid)t inn @%erinsiten iiberraiht.
yImerifaner fperoen ip1ter burhs
aus nid,t itol5 fem auf Die STOLE, Die
ibr 2anb III bieiem 8riege ipielt",
meint Der 9ouboner ,Spectator".
Stimmt auffauenb, 9ruberberSl
Sic amerifdniiden Solborsane
@nslano's baben Die eroBe 9ebatte I'M
cnsliifcn SberbauIe i'm 8erlaufe
ipclber nit Der eusliiheu 8rie9fiib.
ring 10 uuerbittlih in's @eriht se.
sanssu unb England cine boie 3us
tinit in ausiiht seitelt fuurSe. nit
Gin paar 9eilen absemaht. 9as iino
oielelben 8ldtter, bic benz @eiGtpds
eines 9iebfredt Spalten getpiomet
baben. 2umpenbnsase iasen mir nodb
eimnol.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-09

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-09

NIT groBem araitarfipanb unterbrildt
lperbeu fpnnten. SD ~citiere:
"As a matter of fact. in IL year.
between September 1908 and August
1909, the gendarmes and police had
more than $50 encounters with in
%surgents and brigands, who numbered
in all more than $4,000"
Sas mus Sapan pifi5iea cinec>
ircber, llto pie pcrblilnt ino ocrrins
CERT iteIlt es Die SbatiaGe bar! Seits
Dem bat Die iiberlcscne iapaniide
STRENGTHENING ilnp Der Iangel an
9eitun9 uuo an @aifcn bas forcas
nilde SoIt por Sapan nicber9eitrcdt,
aber ein f%riebinlnes 3ulammenlpirfen
beiber SDlter blcibt nod LANCE ans
g%eidIoiien.
Sieler Sab Der aoreaner ridtet
iiG nber birett ll,p ausidlieBlid
Beeen Sapan. Chen lpGbrenb Der
pbengenannten Sabre 190S-1909
fonntc ih otter ,lln9eitprt burd Die
9inien Der Iuflt1noiidcn rciien.
fpelcbe bon Den aoreanern nit Id)tun9
y @uipicn9", 3. b. .Splbaten bes
Hed,tcs" gennnnt nurhen. Nie
puroe ih bon ibncu I'M @eriuaitcn
belGiti9t, eben lpeil ih fem Sapaner
mar.
SAB einiee %iapaniid)e 6irmen aus
Den SfienbdlIten, Die einen Tusfibr>
Nrtitel 8prea's bilben, Stiefcl pers
icrtieen, Die lie Dem ruiiiidcn Waior
Sopoipstp %perfallfen, bdran iinb Die
&oreaner 10 ipenie ihulb nie Die
Sdien ielbit, Die ibre 9aut bergeben.
SaB in &prea naDesll jeber Sailsz
bait beihdfti9t lit, auf's Gifri9ite Sud
fiir HuBlanb her5ultellen, flinet 10
geifeibt, oils lpenn elmer bebauptete, in
Serbien ipiirben in iebem Sausbnlt
Somben fir Die Geutralmdhte bere
9eitclt. Ginfaf 9lDbiinnl Nanhes
iterz unp amerifaniiGe Sbirtinss
beden poli9 ben Sudperbrauh aoz
rea's; bas bishen 3eus, bas einiec
primitive einbeimiide @cbitiible 5u>
Itaroe bringen, lam ailBer aorea
Niemano brauden. 8enn Die ruiiis
ideu SoIbaten aiif bas Sud anses
lpieien iinb, pirb Der WinterfelbSug
1915-1916 nift LANCE baliern.
8ir baben es bier ciniad 5u tbln
NIT elmer intereiiierten beimtiidiihen
Ielbung Der Sopancr. Sn Der
@od)e, mo @aridau fiel, baben lie
Siin9tau ben Gbineien in Die Shube
geihoben; Die straightforward bon
Hublanb mod)teu lie ben aoreanern
5uihulben fommen laiieu. Sn Wirt=
lihfeit ftebt Sapan sans aaein ba
NIT ieinem feinbieliseu gorseben
sesen Seutihlanb, China u,b &prea
tuerben lid biiten, Sapan nad1Su=
abmen. Gs lit nnr sereft, ,uenn mir
Gbineien nnb 2oreaner ais ms ipm=
patbiih seseniiberitebenb b%etradten,
benn bieie beiben g5lter limb nod
fir lanse Sett mtth iider serabe auf
Der Seite, mu Sapan = Mot lit!
gritiden mir niht burh llntemntniB
Der Sahlase tiinftise Sreunbidaften
i'm Seine!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-09

fpttierten Seitungen iucgen .Sd)aben@
erias" nurbe bon Der preuBiiden
StaatsanipaItid,ait Suriidgetpieien, Der
in Dem 8opfott vWabrung religi0jer
Sntereiien" lab. 8dbreuo Der Niiiion
9ing elm Serr nit Der Gbonnentenliite
elmer tatboliihen S~ases5eituns bon
Suus gu Saiis unb geipann 900 Mbons
nenten. 8or Der Niiiion tpdblte Die
8emeinbe liberal pber io5ialbemoe
tratiif, mad Der Wiiiipn Centrum!
Sic fatbolii6e 3eituns lit ebeu cine
permanente 8olfsmiiiion mnb obne
einen 3iidbalt in Der Yreiie lit Die
StoBfraft Der Tiiiion u%nterbunben
unb bic Sriidte berielben 3tpeifelbait
pber bon fur5er 9auer.
9aber iagte nit 8ed1t Der groBe
1%rebapoitel auf Dem pdpitIiten StubI:
Bins Der 3ebnte, ben i'd Dor 10 Sab
rem in 0enebie bon Saus an Saus
.eonbelu" iab, nm Gbonnenten fir Die
v0ifeia" 5u %gefpinnen: .Sbr iperbet
nersebens NiiIionen haIten, &irden
bauen. Ollie Cure 2nitalten limb lnnz
ionit. tpenn SIR nift 5usleid our
8ertbeioigune ME gum &nsriff. Die
hriitlihe Freiie an b~anbbaben %tpi1iet."
8etpib in ben Ser. Staateu iinb Die
aatbolifeu ni6t 10 cine Naht an 3abl
nnb 9ebeutuns, nie in Den beutifen
2anoen Der alien 3eimatb; aber cine
Hua iinb mir. 8ott iei Sant. nid)t =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-09

81 nsreinisen inter bem S5epter bes
80nisS HifolanS BPM Wpntenesrp,
cbentuea bleibt Serbien fir iih inter
Dem S5epter bes Yrin3en Nirfo bon
@ontenesro, linb Die ierbiihs monte
ueSriniShe Linton tritt crit nit benz
Gbleber bon aonig Tifolaus in 8irfs
lid)feit. Serbien tritt an Ceiterreid,z
llngaru fem geiammtee
NorbSebtet b, cs ienem iibcrs
laIienb, 8ulearien's 8renSen big an
Die DOMAIN porriiden 5u laiicn. an
9ulsarien oas seiammte nelisierbiid)e
0u3coonien, iuo9esen Serbien Nonte>
negro @ebiete Rorbs Nlbanien's nit
Stutari Srra35o II. /. NJ. 5ugctbeilt
iperoen. Serbien@ W~tonteueero gebeu
nit Ceiterreih llnsaru cine @irtbz
ifafts llnion ein.
llnipabrid)einlih, pie bieic Nadpz
rid)t duf ben eriten Bid eriheint.
ifinmt lie bod ausge5eihnet nit Dem
9baratter aDnig Nifitas therein, Der
ia ourb ieine bisberige politiide Chit
ti8teit uno ieine oft gefua9teu, aber
meiit eriolgreid)eu Sinan5s Speratios
ilen ats elm init allen Sunoen ges
bester" Rouard) befdnnt lit.
in iriifer grinneruus iinb nod,
Die 9lildlif alSseiiibrtcn 86ricnipetus
latiouen. Die Nitita ionobl beim Nus
brll6 bes 8alfanfrieges. alS aud, I'M
Snli borigen Sdbres burd1 geididte
Ilisnusiln9 Der poIitii6en Situation
uno bur6 Serbreituns falIher Hats
rid)ten iiber bieielbe an Der Iicner
uub Barrier 8orie ausfiibren lieB.
Or ioa babel einen &illionenseipinn
,er6ieIt bnben. uno mas or fir ibn be-
ipnoers be6eihnenb 1T. er Ioa ba5
@cib nift MN bel ieinen @erbiinpeten,
lunoern natiirlih inter einem Seds
namen and in Seinoeslano iiher an
eelegt ba6en. Ser aDnig uller Sams
meloiebe 5iebt chen ale Woglidtciten
i'll 8etrad)t.
Sa Serr Nitita lit chen elm gar
iflauer Studs! IlS Die e~uropdiihen
SeripidlunSen begannen. belt er es
fir 9eratben, cine a b 10 , c
StcIllrng einsunebmen. 9ann aber,
dls arie9serfldrnng ouf arie9serflGs
ruilg fam unb 9~cutiGIano unb Ceiters
reid llngarn allein segeu Die idmmts
lihen Wddte Der @ntente itauben. unb
oieie elm 9roBes numeriiheS llebers
genift 81 baben i6ieu. slaubte er.
Ieineu @ortbeil bod ain beiten an Der
Seiie Der entente 81 fiuoeu. Sann
trat Stalien in Den aries. Die pers
panbtldaitlid)e 2iebe 81 1einem
Shpicgeriobu binberte aber Nifiia
niht, nit nr9lpobniid,eu @lsen Die
albauiiden auipriihe Stalien'S 5u be-
trad,ien. er idritt eilis our @eiesuns
Stutari'S une Iieb iiG babel burh Den
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-09
Don ,,ultrampntauus".

fam es benn, 0uB folragierfe Sran3De
Iinnen ben Sdnolern turSer Sanb Den
Sale an Die 8opfe marfeu. Sas par
elm boppelter SdaNen. benn eritena
gin9en bieie &dicreitc, Die iib i'm
Hinnitein fu9eltcn, p%erhor6en. unb
5ipeitens cling troe bes Waieneins
faufs BON Gamenberts&die Die leBtc
arose Sffeuiipe bod in Die
Sinienl Nlio ielbit Der Sale itaiit's
nidt mcbr! @ielleid)t periudt cs Der
8cueraliiiinuls Soifrc ndhitens eins
NAL nit Simbllr9er? -
Sod alIdJ I'M bcut Of II
. aterlnnb baben mir ioldc
Observation-Disclosures Naes pirb
in Die S0Dbe getrieben, Die Sreiie fir
9eipl1c Scbensmittel murbcn enorm,
falt nnerIdlpinglih, cs CAB elm Siebcr,
Gin 8ettrennen. ieoer z d. It / uuo
2 hneiber III 5olaub 5. 9. ipetuz
lierte nit Butter. neil Die Nahiraee
INNER itdrter ipurbe, ielbit Srooutte
ipie &artoffelu, @elniiie. Chit. ETC., bon
oencn mir mnfenbaft eruteten, itic9en
lp%abniinnig, fur6, Der 9an6e Sanoel
ltono auf Dem aopf. Sn le9te lid
id)lieBlid Die 8egierung ms
3eug, bas bali! Sic " d e II
J a III it / bcfommen Maulforbe ans
gelcgt, Sieieni9en, ipelde iih on Der
Notb hires Nebenmenideu bereiferu
lpollen, tuerben beitraft, oaB es fnadt,
almdblih fpnImt IQes nieber CUR
SeiinninA. linn 3. 9. Dem Sleii d.
m an9el 6u Iteucrn, bat bas 8eiep
icBt eiui9e q + it inen5tage in
ieoer &ode beridJrieben, nnb es gebt
fampsl Saburdl miro lpeni9er Gieb
nb9elhlahtet, Die Yreiie iinfeu ins
folgebeiien, eini9e S~ettbdufe. Die
friiber oa glaubten, INNER I'M Sett
idIipimmen gu miiiien, tperben nieber
81 nurmalen Ieniden, furS. Iles
fommt ms @eleiie. limb @nelanb?
8enn man ettpn bort gebofit bate,
eBt lei enblif Ser Iusbun9erln9ss
Moment 9efommen, 10 lit man pieber
cinmal betro9en! = @eieBlif c
" b II / II c n 8 tage Us lit geS
raoeSu f0itlih, mas bieier &rieg nidt
Iaes 5uitanbe brin9tl Sd babe es
friiber idon einmnl erfpdbnt, bab mir
England i'm @runbe 9enommen fin
ieine .Siebensipiirbi9teit", nit Der es
urS ~uusbun9ern ipolte, nidt genIe
banfen fDuncr. benn bieies lid ein>
ridten unb bausbalten" lit cine 10 IL NJ
oerbare 9 6ule filr unier @olfl
Sieie engliife Sun9er<S Diplomatic bal
crit redt se5eist, tpie unbeIie q
bar bas beuti6e @plf lit. ipeld,e
&rdfte in ibm %idllmmeru! Seute
iino mir Spartnner, Die aud
c ntbebren f0nnenl
@nelanb aber iiebt, baB es tpieber
einmal einen S9la9 ms 8aiier ses
than, gerabeIo pie ieiner3eit nit
ieinem .Rabe in @ermanp!" - l1nf
rniere Sreistreiber, tpeIde Iid
ails Der a1eemeinen Yreistreibere
groBe germoeen erperben poqten?
Sir Die mohte ih Die grrihtunq
eines IS q m It er : SenfmaIs"
pori9laeen, ipoielbit jeber CUR eiees
men Shanbe einen Hasel einifla9er
miiBte, NIT ieiner Sirma braufl Sc.
lpib elm trauriges Oenfma
fir uniere 3eit, aber iolde Senfs
mdler ipdren and in Earis mi
2onbon an9ebradt, nno nid1t 5ulest
I'M 2anbe zines Yrdiibenten 8ilionl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-09
vunisr aeinfaa."
Bonn Chef ebaftemr.

Sic Sraeen, Die iid bel s..rem
.llnierem 3einfaa" aufperfen, iinb
f~olsenbe, Die gang Ieiie, Suerit in
etipas ifiihterner, p%eritohlener 8eiie,
tpie f6elmilh ldhelnhe apbolbe pber
Wihtelmdnnhen in DEM 8ebatteursz
eeiit auftauhen, bann aber elm lautes
@eldhter bel ben ,tpiiienOen" Be-
obaftern beruriafen biirften. Tatiirs
lid, Die gar 81 erniten s6erren Sei>
tlingsrebafteure - iolde, benen es
ihtper fdGt, quite 0liene 5u einem
Sfelmenitreih ober einem Seiterfeit
e%rresenben 8orfaQ ooer rllmfaa nit
Dem Hebaftionsie'iel" 81 madden -
iiir iolde Maturcn biloet 9ieies
9etpiB elm iebr unun9enebmes, fait
bebriidenoes Sbema.
grbielten mir bieier Saae elm
anonpmes Girfular, elm artig
a~usiebenbes Sd)reiben in Raidinens
iGrift aus Dem Often irseno mo Der
(bas 9oupert etc. ut eben aud, niht
mebr %porbauben) in ipeldem es mort
lid bciBt unb mclfes mir Damn redt
prompt in Der balbipod"ntlifen ,Sbe
Catholic tribune" ipie folgt brad)ten:
-. -. . On page
10 Of the Ladies' Home Journal for
November, 1915, the following state
ment appears as a part Of the story
entitled, 1.-THE Three Things
Neutral" The boy flung the word
back. Neutral" When it means civil
zation against barbarism! Gentlemen
against Huns! Englishmen and French
men whom we know for straight and
clean against = the ~unspeakable Ger
man! From the Kaiser down-seventy
millions of canaille; a nation of vul-
garians glorified by brains = which
can't save 'em. His fist banged on
the oak table. Which can't save 'em
from their vulgarity. Breeding is
blood. not brains. I've been in Ger
many; / know 'em. A beaStly swarm
OF day %laborers, the whole lot, high and
low"
Nnd:
Such an outrageous, wanton, I'M
called-for insult should call forth a
protest from every man and woman
with Il drop of German blood in their
veins. and from every other fair
ulIIttu DtI sui. III hidttVi vi hdt it
tiOnality. No self respecting friend Of
fair play can be expected to pay for
such an insult.-X. Y.
p. s. Since we published the above
in the semi-weekly issue Of The Catho-
lie Tribune of Nov. "a. 1915. we have
read the story entitled 1.-The Three
Things and find that the above Is
merely an extract from the story,
which does not do justice to its real
character. The hero Of the story, who
goes to war for the cause of the AL
lies and is wounded, is taught by bit
ter experience three things: LIST, that
common people can be gentlemen 2nd,
that there is a God and religion. not
a mere theory and Bird, that the Ger
mans are not what he styled them To
be in the above-quoted paragraph.
The Editor-in-Chie Of the Catholic
Tribune cheerfully acknowledges that
he was taken in" by all anonymous
communication, the wording Of which
is given above and We, therefore, just
as cheerfully make this explanation