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Evening star., 1915-07-17
HUNDREDS OF TREES
ARE RUINED !! ! BY STORM
Workmen Engaged Today in Remov-
ing Debris From the City
Streets.
Offices and Homes Partly Flooded.
Wind Breaks Window Glass at
District Building.

Under direction of the superintendent
of trees and parks employees today ars
removing hundreds of trees ant
branches Of trees that were blowI
down yesterday afternoon by the storm
that visited this city shortly before
4 o'clock. It is. estimated that a
least 500 trees were either blown dowr
or mutilated,. and in some sections Of
the city the obstructions were of sucf
a character that the police found il
necessary to place lights about them
to avoid accidents.
The storm was not confined to any
particular part of the city, police re.
ports show. 1t came up from the ives,
SO suddenly that pedestrians and We.
hicle drivers had difficulty in reaching
shelter.
Streets Uttered With Debris.
On some of the streets in the business
district much debris was blown from
place to place, and hundreds of people
sought shelter in stores, remaining
until the storm subsided.
Many Offices and homes were partly
flooded by the rain. Because of the
heat which preceded the storm. it is
stated. windows :, and doors of homes
and offices were left open and when
the occupants returned they found i,
necessary to. do a bit of emergency
work to get rid of the water.
Some excitement was caused in the
District building by the crashing of a
heavy window pane in the office Of the
secretary to Commissioner Newman
The breaking Of the-slass was followed
by an thrush of water, but no par
ticular damage was done other thar
the breaking Of the glass.
Damage by lightning.
On the lawn at the home of Harry
Wardman, on Connecticut avenue.
lightning stripped a tree of its bark
and did some damage to the lawn. A
glass sign on a building at 9th and D
streets northwest was blown down and
demolished. ,-. ..
Soon after the rain was over the po-
lice got busy In the several precincts
the broken trees and washouts on the
county roads. and early this morning
Iaborers were at work removing the
debris. Many cords Of wood Will be
provided by the damaged trees.
Early in the afternoon word was re-
ceived here that a severe storm Wis
tied Maryland in the direction of An
napolis. and later residents of the
county north of the city experienced
similar visitation the severest of the
three storms coming from the west
shortly before o'clock.
Window in District Building Broken
During the storm yesterday one of
the big plate-glass windows in the
outer room of Commissioner Newman's
Office blew in with a crash, scattering
bits Of glass all over the foor and out
into the corridor. Fortunately no one
was near enough to the window to be
cut by the flying glass, but letters.
papers and documents on Secretary
Clany's desk were scattered about the
room and into the hall before the blind
could be drawn. This was the only
damage done about the building by the
sudden storm.
Evening star., 1915-07-17
sI2.oo Niagara Fall. and Return. s12.oo

Baltimore q Ohio from Washington.
7:4J am, July %. Tickets valid re-
turning within IL days. Modern coach
es and parlor cars. Route via Phila-
delphia- Liberal stop-overs returning.
Similar excursions Aug. u and 20. Sept.
and II, Oct. and l5.-Advertisement.
Evening star., 1915-07-17
Window in District Building Broke

Union station, 7:15 am. Returning.
leave Atlantic City pm. same day
Advertisement
Evening star., 1915-07-17

II You are n Patron of 80" st. Market
| Just take a look at the crowd around
/ Perry Jones candy stand tonight
Evening star., 1915-07-17

best quality, $4.75 per ton. Chapman
81 n st. NV. Phone n. 5000.
Evening star., 1915-07-17

SpeIshouse. 1910 eth. Main $500. Paper.
hanging. window shades picture frames
Evening star., 1915-07-17

Phone Your Want Ad to The Star.
Main 244O
Evening star., 1915-07-17

Superior Developing and En'argemenfs.
Columbia Photo Sup. Co.. 1434 N Y. ave
Evening star., 1915-07-17
By Pop.

3O7 street northwest. who is at Co
lonial Beach, has SO far the best record
for catching fish off the excursion wharf
at Colonial Beach.
Evening star., 1915-07-17

Drawing Books. Schmidt, 1921 18th st
Evening star., 1915-07-17

Free dancing at Great Falls. Va
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1915-07-17

FOR BRAIN FAC ;.
Take H0rsford's Acid Phosphate.
.Cixes prompt relie1 Of tined nerves, brain fog
and headechs following uental strain OF oveework.
-AdysrttseQeet. s- - =
Evening star., 1915-07-17

$500 To Mountain Lake Park $3.50
and Return.
Baltimore & Ohio from Washington,
all trains daily, July II to Aug Z,
valid for return until Aug. 1O-Adver-
ttsement.
Evening star., 1915-07-17

I The Hippodrome. sos u st. wv.
I ToDAY-'SApIIO.'' BY ALPHONSE DAU-'
Def. FACT WORLD.
7 ToMOREOw-TOM TERRIS. in THE
7 MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROUD," BY
: CHAS. DICKENS, 5-ACT WORLD FEA-'
TtfRE
Evening star., 1915-07-17
Especial Film Features;

Olympic. 143I Iou st. NV.
IODAf-ROBERT HARRON and MAE
MARSlI. in THE OUTCAST," THOMAS
Nelson PAGES GREAT DRAMA, MI.
TUAL MASTER PICTURE
Evening star., 1915-07-17

Regent. 18th & California st.. wv.
TODAY-ETHEL CLAYTON. JOSEPH KAUF.
MAN and EARL METCALFE. in DARK
Ness BEFORE DAWN" Also a Selig spe-
cial feature, in 3 acts, THE OcrUfUS.".
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Nns RapiaiuH.

Der Qlatibcutlhe un0 2anopebr,
herein 81 paptnion babcn BeihliiIs
lQefabt, melde bic Sithcod Hln cut.
hicBrn un6 nod @aibington aeIanot.
Ser Sobn Waibof hnt mih Inter.
idlriftcn aeiammelt Gielelben lDnr-
lbcn bnrb Serm gditor Sflmiot ab.
Iqcian0t. Ser Sae0b SnB. ocr Der.
Iiretcr OeB Sarpp GoimtB IN Der
lgcgislatur In 2incolH bat cine gle.
Iiolution dbaeiabt I'M Ole &itheod.
gia i'm Observation-Disclosures aui5n.
.bciben. Dieielbe III uon einent
GeutIda. ctHcm Srldnorr ttn0 Ct.
mem eugl1noer unter5cihnet. Col.
ten Die smatsbeihlitie iiber oieie
Bill BON Sauie oui Oie Seiie ae.
ihoben mer0eh 70 miro 0ieie Gr.
iohltiou eiuaereiht meroen.
Faitor -. =. Sdmiot non Der
.9uiberiden 5rieoeusgemein0e hai
einen interei uaieA gSarodiol iibcr
feline 4 @cmeinoeu Inn Sarpu Goun.
tn cbgelet. Sm Sabre 1914 mur.
Ten 36 aiuocr mio Z Grmuhiene ae.
tauft mo 3S fonfirmirt. guio Gin
Seelen5uipohs bon 81. 13 @oare
muroeu getraut uno IA @erioncn
fir6Ii6 becrOigt. Sansbeiude nur.
ben 312 gcmadt uuo itber 200 Gre.
.oigten mo @niprahen geboIten
8medB 8e0ienung oieies arbeitsiel.
oes. oos iid ibcr gur3 Sarpp Goun.
to eritredt mibtc er 1904 Reilen
5uriidleaeu, nelhes arobtentbeiIs
NIT Dem Auto. aber aud nit Giien.
.bobu uno gfero aeitab. Die 8obI.
thattgsopfcr betruaen inn erIten Subr
.ieiner @irtinmfeit i'm airdibiel
.$14744, I'M Sueiten $20t so, i'm
.oritten S27i.St uno $370.t4 inn
Sabre 1914. &armoniihes 3uiam.
mennrbeiten uno genn0es 8ohs
.tbum mar Die 9aroIa fir 1914 uub
miro es aud fir 1915 iein.
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9wei Oent(6s Sefotn.

ansLdnbiIds gfdttsr tr36blen bon elmer
6elbentbaf beutffer Solbotsn, bic in sgnr
aampf 5pifden 2apsniie unb 8ei6une biz
r~iGbaltIoie 8sipunbsruRg ibrr Ggsinbe ers
ranger. 5n bieitm Gebiet, beFtn gobeH
uHb @srtbeilung Der 6duier bic qufloIuno
otr s9Iaht in e~in3eIne geFedte ftbr BE-
gaHiigt, puroe nm ieoeR Ban brsit groe
%getdmpft, uno e. ~eutipdunsH fd BE bigig,
fen Gin5sltdmpfe. Or purben an einer
Sitae omtihe Sdiissngrdben bon a6er.
ageneH euglifneH GrGilfn, bon in6il6en
gruppsH uno 8pei fbottifafn Rsgimens
Tern dneegriffn. Die 8suii4en muBten
fa 3urid5iebeu, benn bns Slid bee
GHldhtfsIbes, uuf benz It ftrittsn, fpdt
b0aig abgefhloFen, pHS ts!Ht 6ilfe toHnit
linen BIN ibreH 5ruppen tammsn. @nt
bdtten lire Stslung berioFsn; uar 5pei
peutiae Solbaisn fdoFtn md INNER.
dIs bic feinoIiftn Mafsn f6 auf ia
tir5ten, iteqten iie f9 Snulter an G6ul.
ter uuf uHb braudisn ibre gnjonstts mil
FINER 10 tonesmut1igen gntihloHenheit.
baB ie Is Der Geinbe auBsr gefeat isbten.
Rtins 3urufe, baB fs fid ergeben irlten,
fanoen bel ihnsn Geb6r; is fhieueH Feit
.HtidloFen, an Srt unb etene Su ierben.
SINNER naber riittsn bic Gtinbe; F6on
poren ibHen Die 6slms pom Ropf aefhias
gen unb 5abtride .gaionett. riftsien F9
gegsn lire 8ruh. 8a fprdng i'm Iebten
NumeHt Elm eneliider Dffi5ier, ttm bisfe
ibermeHidliae 9dpfsrtsit gspunberuno
.iniloBte, ba5pii4eH unb rettsts ibr ass
kR.
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England psiit Outright ais giss.
Eoninl ab.

Gin geridlt aus england iogt Onb
Sobn &. Outright BON 2incoIn. Reb.
ais amerifaniiher 8i5e. GoniuI in
Rottingbam, englanb, abgeUieieu
mar0e neil or Spmpatbim mir
Gaitidlan0 bege. oie er %ieincr5eit in
cinem artifel ilber Den arieg, Der
In omcrtfaniifen 9Idttern pincoIn
Star ulb omaha 8orl6 6eralb)
gum ab0rlid fam gum ausOrud
brudte.
Outright mar friiber in Geutih.
LAMB itatiouirt mo lit uab England
perfect por6eu, Dem or lett nidt
geuebm 1T. @an3 6as periioe 9I.
bion Outright itrieb Die 8ahrbeit,
imo Die 1aBt england niat geIten.
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.Aut AHgrift
abgtI6lGgtu!
lie RHfsn srlsibsH grOhe gerIniir
nnb berliercu mehrere 0nn'
bert WeiaHgeHs.

Berlin, 10. Gan. (5nHfsHberidIt.)
- Ter heutr bier a%nSaegfbrHe amt
lidr grridt briagt; gAnf beH iueit.
liaeu Nrisgsihanplat faHo bon
siHiseu SharmhbelH abseirbrH
AMI Der saH5eH 5roHt nnr elm befii.
ger Artiieriefampf ltatt.
auf benz 6itliden arieaSidlanplat
mar oas &etter anbansrnb nHsiin.
ftig.
Vel 8aoSGnOma, 6%ie,fnOr nnS
Sierpnj tHOrbIih Der &eidlirll WHr.
ben bic RHhen NIT idjlpereu &erln.
ten 5nriidaeihlagsn. Rebrers 100
WeiauaeHe fifleH babel in nnicre
6dn0e.
&ritlidl Der @eidirl nnS Sitlidl
Ses giljte 1nfss feline Serdnss.
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@auu uub 5raa eritift.

6re0. H0berts, BOrmdnn 0es Ita0-
tiideu StraBen0epartements uno
5rau GlIie Sbelquiit, 70t Qor0 IS.
Ctr, nuroen beute in einem 3im.
ner 6es 2ogierbuuies 422 Ror0 II.
Ctr. infolge alisItr6menoen @aies
eritidt oufgefmoen. Ger Coroner
9at cine llnteriudung eingeIeitet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19
sri6ane.@ eiienSer in aulua.

Ser Ctto 8enoerotb, Elm iunger
7eutider, Der in mcitlidem SoDo
gut befauit i'll. bat bic gertretung
Der 3agIiden omaha 9ribane in
ierer @egeno iDbernomluerL mo 6of.
ZEN mir. 0aB er sur 8ereroBerung
unieres 2cierfreiias beitragen miro.
Mir bitten uniere ieBigen 2eier, ibm
init @atb nno 8Bnt our Seite gu
ftebeH. !.
IdgIide Gmnba Tribiine.
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Der ieitens Der Smaba & Com.
Gil gtuffs Street 9ailnnp 60. 0et
itdotiiten a%ommiiiion porgelegtC
8eridt ipeiit aus, oaB oie @eicII,
id)aft in Der 3eit pom /. 0ttober
bis 81 Ge3. 1914 Die Surnme bon
S523.S5003 einnahm. Sci Ser
Omaha electric eight & 9oper 50.
iteate iid bas grge6niB auf $242,-
924.98.
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england IdFt r3atia1 nidlt fa6rcn

Naibtngt0n, 10. San. = 3ie bris
tide Regierung bot Oas Staatsoe.
partemeut benadriftigt OnB iie Den
Gampier g9actag, Der friIher Oeutih
mar. ieBt aber inter amrrifdntiher
5logge f1brt un0 nit 9aumpole
belaoen lit, niht uab Rotteroam
iabreu Iaiien miro.
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Zinc seluarb.

Emaba, Iebrasfa.
Sebr geebrter 5err Better
Selte mar bic 9eutihe 5oaae.
ieaidait in Sienng, uno obglci6
oes idledten @etters tuegen Der &c.
Ind flcin mar, 10 NOR oafiir Die ge.
aeiiteruug Der fIeinen @eieQidaft
Inn 10 groBer. gs Duroen Inter.
idrifteH geiamnelt un0 geihIiiiIe
aciaBt, Die an uniere 8ertreter, in
@nibington ionic in 2incoln unber.
3iigIih abge6en. 4uh tDlrroen Sam.
meIIiiten aufseitelt. Die Qeutide
@eieaidait bat ibr goti3es gnarper.
mogen BON 5000 iofort geopfert,
Damn boben iidj 5ebn Mdmer ge.
itelt, bon 0enen ie0er So per no.
nat, etrUo 3ebn Die 50 un0 fiinf Die
81 pro 0onat benz Shabmeiiter
e~inbdpoigen, fDdbreno Der 8nner oes
ariege5, iooab mir BON BEN paar
2euten, Die bier naren, 3irfa $50
Der Monat 3ur 2in0eruug Der 4otb
Ser oeutifeH @itt1pen nno 8aiien
iiherh aber BET Dem laiieu mir es
nidlt; Die gnroIe lit, 0aB mir es ouf
$500 monotIih 81 bringen boffen,
nenig genlg. peitn man betrodtet,
mas Oas arme 8eutidlanb 3u lei.
BEN bat.
9enc 8eiesesbOrIagen.
2intoln, 10. San. BIS getern
maren Dem Genat 70 nelle @eiebes.
porIogeu eiugerefft unO I'M gbge,
or0ncenbau8 oar 1851
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Gas Mictben elmer ltn6er-
poo0 Sdreibmaihme lit cine geiun-
De @elOanlage Die Sbr ginfommen
iiher erboben miro. Die Nadine,
Die Sic idlieBfih faufen tperOen"
1921 5arnam Ctr.
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eoate niraeuOs fe6leu.

Sbre 3eitung gefa[lt mir ullsge'
5eifnet gut uno iolte in ie0em
oelltiden Satts geIeIen tperben, an.
itatt Der bieten engliiden Sdun6-
bLGtter.
gdtunggboa
q. s. Shmi0t,
Sorpells, 9ebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19
glidter prbnet qiseng an.

areisridter Sutton oronete &c.
tern on, 0aB bic S~taotfommiiiion
Der 3obn 3. Roufer go. cine 2i3erts
fiir ben gerfnuf bon Spirituoien
I'M @roBeu ous5uitellen babe.
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9as @1ietben elmer timber.
mood Sdreibmoibine lit cine geiltn.
De @eloauloge, Die Sbr Ginfommen
fider erb66en mir0. Die Mnidine,
Die sic i6lieBli9 taufen perben"
1921 6arnam Str.
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Utah-Land.

Mir ponen uniere 10000 gder
II Der gsruIanta go1eD, Sron goun.
tng init 8llperIaiiigen 0eittihen Gar-
mern auFfroeIn. Outer @rlrto, reid
Ild @affer porbon0en un0 gutgs 9li.
MA. Mahe Der Son IeDro-2oS
MnQeles giienbabn.
25 .8u 30 Dollars 0en Nder NIT
aebi sabren 3eit 81 beSoblen. an-
aransenoeS 9aiiO foitet 80 GoIlars
aaE Mdar.
Meifere Aiisfinit erfheiIt
6rauf ~. aOIb,
403 Nipvee 8losy 7es alOiues, ia.
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DISQUALIFICATION ooer Game NIT.
Ieren aIters fir angerHeine Saus-
nrbeit. @utes 4eim mo Bntes Ga
lar, Eel. Mebiter 4727. C52i
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R(GIlttBirle AMelgen!

gu Dermietben .-2aoen fir Sdnib.
NADER. aeiiier iii Der Staot. Sci.
nc @eIeoenbeit fiir eineu Qeutf6en.
Rad8ufragen BET 6reo GiiteI. giil.
.lar0, gieb. CS2t
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Pil3bergiftung. Ridt boz
ben 9iftpiI3eu allen Bat man ii6 3u
bitten, aua bic eB6aren GGnGmms
tonntn bel ueberreten, umfebnno
ooet 8duInis siiiige gigsnf6dften ers
langsn. Sci 8srgiftung bur9 giI3,
FeIlt Ii4 Bremen i'm 5alie, gres
9en, Dur6fa!L Gingenommsnbeit oes
aupfes, SOpfidmer3 ODER g~etdubuno
ein. 9as Silt maB burd 8re9mits
lei unO aliItiere 3usrF entfsrnt rper.
ben, bonn trinte man bel louDarmes
Daifer, Itdrten f9nor3en aafFee ober
Zee, fpdter Gifig. Sci 8etda6uHg
lpirb Der ROpf nit taItsm @aiier be.
5oiisn.
= 3sitssmdb s. Soft bu
aun gIifli9 ben @iterifan6 beiueT
nHo gribas GItern Hbsrpunosn9
9sioer nod ni6t! quh opsri,r,
fernsr nod bic Grbfonts meinsr groui
gsgen mi9i
Damn pdnids it bfr bel grid
Y Dem Rompf ssgsn bic brsi
FrDntenl
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Dan unteritise bic oeutihe
grciIe, inoertt man sl ibrer Der.
breitiing beitr1gt.
Abonnirt OFF bic GGglide 9ribiIne.
sl.00 Oas Snbr OHra Die g,olt.
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@eIndit-Gin ODER 8tpei 3immer BON
5nei Mannern geindt bic Ielbit.
iianOigen Sousbalt fiibrer. anl Lieb-
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Hbenmatismns QeiOeHbe molten ibre
Qoreiie inter Clio an Die Fri.
.bine ien6en. Gauernoe Selling
aud nod 10Jdbriger arnufbeit.
827.
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@iIfarb Gbbg, gntente, 1880 9Th
Nationa[ gonf @e6duoe. Gele.
p6on 3oler 1850.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19

Befndt-Gin garfuer in einem
Sen. Merban6iic 5tore in einem
Der better Eomns i'm oitIifen Ne.
brosta nit $4,000 Bis $4,000 anpi.
tai grfabrlng nifit unbeoingt notb.
nen0ia 8eutider beoUr5ugt. $4,000
lis $4,000 @aareu0orrntb (Stod).
a0r. Gmaha 3ribiine. 600.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19

3n bcrmiet6en-Gin mooernes 3in.
mer. 9ooro penu gefpiiniht, fit
6eutiden @errn. 1417 90. 16. Ctr,
Eel. Geo 1882. S-26
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19

g. 81. Niobr pcrfauft ur0 reparirt
Q1bmdihinen. 3i7 0oro is.
Ctr. 8bone Douglas sci. S..
New Ulm review., 1915-12-01
Less for Pensions.

For pensions, $3O,O0o, 900 less than last
year. This is given as the estimate
of the secretary Of the interior. Almost
continuously since the civil war, our
pension bill has risen. Amounts have
increased, the laws have been broadened;
we have not hesitated in trying to make
sure that everyone who served in the
defense of the republic should be cared
for. But now the bill is less because the
men grow few so fast; and it will be still
lower next year and the year after that.
They are leaving us very fast now, these
veterans. No longer is there anyone who
went to war in the COS who is not an old
man. They leave us and we can do no
more for them. But we shall be doing
little for ourselves if we forget them. We
hope that wars will cease and the runlor
of war grow dim in the past. We hope,
but one thing we know, that the only
defense of any nation is that her sons
shall be like these men, who when the
call came knew nothing else, who did not
faint nor grow weary while the struggle
lasted, nor rest on their arms till they had
made sure that the nation was safe.-
Martin County, Sentinel.
New Ulm review., 1915-12-01
Socialized Germany.

. a.
There's no use in anyone's frothing at
the mouth over German militarism. All
Europe: is militaristic more or less. And
Germany's militarism would not be one.
tenth as efficient as it has been shown
to be, were it not. for the magnificent in
dustrial organization behind it. Not
only industrial organization, either, but
social organization as well. Germany is
a united nation, a nationalized one soul
and heart, because German government
has made of the German people COM
petent, a comfortable, purposeful body
of men and women. The German citizen
has not our freedom, but he has as much
apparently as he wants, and he surren-
ders some liberties we and the English
cherish, in consideration of material
benefits not inconsistent, for all the
raving of the enemy, with liberty of
New Ulm review., 1915-12-01

A test case was on in police court at
St. Paul the other day, as to whether a
church society, or anyone else, for that
matter, could operate an eating establish
ment on fair grounds without paying
the state license fee. Gilbert Guttersen,
trustee of the St. Anthony Park Metho-
dist church, was found guilty of violating
the state restaurant law, although he
testified he paid $500 to the state fair
board as license to operate the eating
house at the fair. Sentence was deferred
for the present.-Ex.
New Ulm review., 1915-12-01
Another Haymarked Trial.?

Unless satisfactorily explained, reports
that are coming from the trial in Los
Angeles of Mathew Schmidt, accused
with David Caplan Of completely with
the MacNamaras in dynamiting the Los
Angeles Times Building, must necessari-
ly cause doubt of the fairness OF his trial.
Thus the Caplan-Schmidt Defense
League sends an account of the exami-
nation of two prospective jurors. One,
a retired capitalist, stated at the outset
that it was his positive conviction that
the Times Building had been Intentionally
destroyed by dynamite and that it would
require strong evidence to change that
conviction. He was challenged by the
Defense for having a fixed opinion, but
the challenge was denied by the Court.
The other juror, day laborer, stated
his conviction that the building had been
destroyed accidentally by gas, and that
it would require strong evidence to make
him believe the dynamite charge. He
was challenged by the State for having
a fixed opinion, and the Court sustained
the challenge over the objection Of the
Defense. Another incident was the
publication of story, entirely without
foundation, that Caplan had agreed to
confess and turn States evidence. Cap
Ian denied this, saying that he had
nothing to confess. But though the
story was sent broadcast by the Asso-
ciated Press, if the denial of it was sent
out, it was certainly not given the same
publicity. There may be some ex-
PLANTATION of these incidents that will
destroy suspicion of unfairness. But if
so, it would be forthcoming. The pro-
secution itself is violation of an agree
ment made when the Mach Namaras con-
fessed.-The Public.
New Ulm review., 1915-12-01

to the eye and make the landscape 60
that without question the early
explorers chose as the motto Of the state
IL Etoile du Nord," Star Of the North.
While its beauty and possibilities SO
appealed they could not know that, with
in the lifetime Of many Of them, the
wilderness would be turned into a garden.
They could not know that within a
generation the Minnesota forests would
have provided timber for the world, that
its farm products would outrival those Of
other states, that it's northern section
was underlaid with iron whose wealth
would rival the tabled mines Of Golconda.
Nor could they know that at the point
where Lake Superior juts into the edge Of
the state would spring up the greatest
inland port of the world.
They could not know this, because the
age Of miracles had passed, and it seems
that only a miracle could have trans
formed the state Of Governor Ramsey in
to the Minnesota Of today.
Star Of the North they called it, be
cause its beauty appealed. Star Of the
North it has become because of the
fruition of hope and the accomplishment
of happiness that has occurred. Star
of the North it must more truly become
when it's latent water powers are de.
veloped, when the great heart of the
Northwest pulses out the lifeblood it will
generate, when it's rich farm lands are
fully cultivated and there will be no vacant
place that has not known the ministra.
ton of the plow.
New Ulm review., 1915-12-01

We are glad the Review is going after
it's citizens with regard to doing some
thing for the county fair grounds and
buildings. Improvements are badly
needed on the grounds in the way of
another exhibition building, and they
ought to have a building large enough
to display machinery. A poultry build
ing ought to be built and the barns
ought to be improved. There ought to
be enough public spirit among the busi-
ness men Of that city to raise at least
5000 to make the needed improvements.
Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch.
New Ulm review., 1915-12-01

Newspaper reports have it that COL
Roosevelt has offered his services to the
Canadian government, providing he will
be given command of a regiment to go
to Flanders to fight in the trenches.
Here is an opportunity for Bro.
Reynolds of the Mankato Free Press.
He is also anxious to go to the front on
the side of the allies and would no doubt
be received with open arms should he be
willing to join the colonel's forces.-
St. Peter Free Press. :. s..-.
New Ulm review., 1915-12-01

values : model, but he sees it also = Z I
menace. Germany cares nothing .foII
democracy, representative . institutions
or manhood suffrage; Property votes.
But Germany is a. pathfinder in social
reform. That is her Kultur. It is bio.
it is fine, it fascinates. The one thing
wrong about it is, though I and not Mr.
Howe say it, that it wants to force itseli
down the throat of all those who are not
Germans.-Wm. Marion Reedy.