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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28
DR.. DAWSON SEES
NEED or reforms
IN SCHOOL SY5TE NJ

Rutland. Jan. 2i.-Some radical recon-
mendations regarding needed changes in
Vermonts educational system were made
tonight by the Rev. w. \. Dawson of
burlington at the first Baptist Church,
where he arraigned certain phases Of the
present system. notably what ne called
the making of the high schools and acad-
emies mere adiuncts of the colleges and
| universities. He thought that entirely
too much stress was laid on classical and
literary education in the high schools
since only seven per cent. of the grad
yates ever go to college. where such &C
complshments are a necessary requisite of
| admission.
In the course Of an address to a crowded
church on "Msfts," DR.. Dawson treated
insists in school, business life. matri-
mony and religion. He placed much en-
phass on his remarks concerning educa-
| tion. He said the college and university,
acting on the instinct of self-preservation.
control the educational policy Of Vermont
80 that the high schools are preparatory
schools and nothing more. This policy
having no connection with the lives these
boys and girls live who do not go to col
lege, unfit its subjects for rural life, and
do not fit them for anything else.
FAVORS TWO-YEAR COURSE,
DR.. Dawson advocated Junior high
year course, containing the elements
of an agricultural and domestic science
education for boys and girls respec-
| lively. hut 50 broad that those wishing
to prepare for college might go fur
| l..
the regular two-year course This
would make the basic idea of tho high
school utility. and would cause a de
crease in the early dropping off OF
students after they start, Tho long
course terrihes many children or their
parents, said the speaker when the
| children are not destined for higher
| education.
Dr. Dawson was not in favor OF
abolishing the State scholarship, but
did think the present system of ap-
pointmcnt by the senators should be
abandoned, He considered the ideal
method that of naming a total number
of state scholarships and giving the
appointing power to the educational
commission Of Vermont, then allowing
the boy himself to choose the institu-
ton.
| The speaker said he knew of boys
attending Middlebury College who
went there because there were no
scholarships available at the Univer-
sity of Vermont at the time of en-
| trance.
ABOLISH NORMAL. SCHOOLS.
The abolition of the State normal
schools was another recommendation OF
the speaker, who said these institutions
were unsatisfactory now and were be-
coming more unsa tisfactory every year.
In their place he suggested the founda-
ton OF state normal college at Middle
bury, TO be operated by the college
which should be paid for services rem
dered. The Burlington clergyman woul \
like to see the civil engineering course
at Middlebury done away with, and in
strucuon In this branch concentrated a.
Burlington. as well as the agriculture
education.
These things are coming, said Dr. DaN-
son. In finishing with this phase Of his
general topic. II Vermont is not to de-
generate into a peasant State.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28
POPULATION IS
NEAR 100000, 900
Varying Estimates Fix January
n and April 2 for Reach
ing Figure.

washington. Jan. 21.--At 400 p m.
April tho population Of tho United
statos Will havo reached and passed
tho hundred million mark, according
to c. d. Sloane. geographer Of the
census bureau. who estimates the pop
ulation at that hour will be 100000
o6s' ], s. Mccoy. actuary Of the treas
ury department, however. calculates
the population will be 10O,016,o00 on
February ] and that the hundred mil
lion mark will be reached on January
II or 2s
The disagreements in the estimates
arises from the different systems of
computation employed by the two
statisticians
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28
CARDINAL OPPOSES
THE LITERACY TEST

Baltimore, Md, Jan 24,-At meeting
here to-day to express opposition to the
lteracy test clause of the immigration bill
q letter was read from Cardinal James
Gibbons I'm which he said he earnestly
hoped President Wilson would veto tn"
bill because of the literacy test
II am convinced" the cardinal wrote,
"that II will bar the ingress of great
numbers of desirable prospective citizens,
who. though unable to read or write our
Language may be fairly well educated in
their own ana at least may possess
health. strength, virtue, good sense, bust
ness ability and a desire to succeed with
hish honor"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28
BRITISH CABINET
CONCERNED OVER
HIGH FOOD PRICES

London. Jan "a. 6:10 y n-The ques-
ton of food supplies iii the United King
dom and the rise in prices Is being
considered by cabinet committee pre-
sided over by Premier Asquith accord
ing to n statement given out to-day by
the official press bureau.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28
HORSE THEFT CHARGED.
70. p. Hill Arrested In Connection with
Euosburg Falls Cnsc.

st. Adams. Jan. 24-Poiceman Rob-
ert Walker arrested e. y. Hill In this
city last evening on the charge OF steal
Ing a horse and rig belonging to Myron
Moffatt of West Enosburg Jan. 10. Mr..
and Mrs. Moffatt attended a banquet held
at the Methodist Church at Enosourg
Falls by the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union the evening of the 18th inst,
leaving the team in the church SHEDS.
When Mr.. Moffatt went for his team after
the banquet 1t was gone.
A team which has been identified as
Moffatt's was sold by Hill to Perry G..
Cook Of Fairfax last Thursday for sl2.
Hill Is said to have confessed to the theft,
He Is about % years old and of good APP
pearance He refuses to tell where his
home Is. saying that he does not wish
his mother to know what he has done.
On his person was found n bunch of
switch KEYS of the Canadian Pacific rail-
way and it is thought he may have been
employed by the road.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28
PRISONERS TIE Up
SHERIFF AND ESCAPE

Syracuse, y. Y. Jan 24-Three pr--
oners escaped from the Onondaga coun-
t. Jail here tonight after one. Frank
Cassidy alleged "hold up man, armed
gagged the deputy sheriff and locked him
In n cell corridor. Patrick Sullivan and
John Hazard, alleged burglars, escaped
with Cassidy. \ prisoner who refused to
Join in the break vas gagged.
In order to get free from the cell cor
ridor Cassidy and his pals sawed steel
bars
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28
DEMAND FOR THE EFFICIENT.

Alert, keen, clear headed. healthy men
and women are in demand Modern bust
ness cannot use in office, factory or on
the road. persons who are dull. lifeless.
inert, half sick or tired. Keep in trim.
Be In a condition that wards off disease.
Foley Cathartic Tablets clean the sys-
tenn. keep the stomach sweet. liver active
ana the bowels regular. j. w. Osult.
van (Adv.)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28
NEWS TOLD IN BRIEF.

Idaho passes an anti-alien land bill
Chicagos unemployed are estimated at
10000.
Two pomeranian dogs. prize winners
valued at 81 800. We're poisoned at Hemp
stead, L. I.
Mary McCord died in the Mlddetown
y. Y. almshouse last month. Now dis
covered that she had $500 in a savings
bank.
1t is persistently rumored in Rome that
Francis Joseph of Austria has decided to
abdicate
All Rumanian students in Swiss univer-
stiles have received orders to join their
colors.
William McNally, Of New York, H..
after long search for work hangs him
self
E. s. Cummings. for years organist of
the First Unitarian Church of Worcester,
Mass, is dead, aged "a.
\ Montague railroad superintendent
was shot and killed In his Fort Worth,
Texas, Office, by a discharged employe.
Mrs Mary Miller of Yonkers has been
arrested charged with writing poisoned
PEN letters.
All Roumanian students in Swiss uni
versities have received orders to join their
colors.
1t is persistently rumored in Rome that
Francis Joseph of Austria has decided to
abdicate.
Mrs Herbert Sheftwl Of New York will
give $40 600 to the endowment of the Yale
University Press.
Richard G. Dixet. a retired Boston flnan-
cier was killed by falling from an upper
room in his home.
F. A. Lane, manager of the Studebaker
branch at New York, was killed by a train
at Hackensack, n. j.
Theodore W. Decker of Middletown. 50,
is dead after having suffered from hic-
coughs for .hrce months
Bandits hold up New Haven freigh,
train having Numbered, supposing it was
a passenger. They escape
The amount OF petroleum produced in
nnl
ing all former records
Harry Thaw resigns as captain of a
Manchester Y. NJ. c. A. volley hall team
preparatory to going TO New York
II to7k six New York policemen to sep
arate Mrs November and Mrs Ciatti
who We're fighting over dollar
Two pomeranian dogs, prize winners
| valued at 81, 800 were poisoned at Hemp
| stead, L. 7.
e. S. Cummings, for years organist OF
the First Unitarian Church of Worcester
Mass, is dead. aged o.
A Montague railroad superintendent
was shot and killed in his Fort Worth
Texas ONCE by a discha rged employee.
French foreign commerce shows a loss
of SAL, 10000
Judge Gary urges employers to oper
news fields for the unemployed.
The Dutch patrol boat Titan whil
searching for mines hit one and disap
psared.
Jacob sehiff testified befors the fedora
com mission declares II no part OF dirsc
tors duty b consider Labor ee.ditions.
Jersey bankers declare they must dui
business unless they are attached to tn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28
FIXING THE BLAME.

Shell wonder what makes the baby
30 wakeful?
He-Heredity. That's what comes OF
you sitting up at night waiting fo' ms
tn rat home i-Philadelpha Ledger.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28
KILLS WIFE, BABES
AND THEN HIMSELF

Butler. Pa, Jan. 24,-H. H. Woods,
telegraph operator of Harmony Junction.
Butler county, to-day shot and Rlle(
his wife and three children and thsi
committed suicide.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28
MASHED PARSNIPS.

Peel them and boil till very tender.
rub through a colander and season with
| pepper. salt and butter also add a little
cream or milk II you like,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28

France has purchased from the United
States war supplies amounting to 25
45, coo, while England has bought 23,5s6,
nD unrth-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28
.ISH NORMAL SCHOOLS.

Ford Motor Car company announces
that European nation has ordered 40
OO cars for immediate shipment, Tor
military service.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28

Our Nations Flag ID the title Of !
new patriotic song. written by Milo
Everest of Lebanon, n II. He wal
born in West Addison, VT, lsS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28
SKIPPED HIS
SENTENCE. IS
NOW ARRESTED

St Adams, Jan. 2l.-George Finn was
arrested at his home here this evening.
He escaped seven months ago while serv-
ing three months sentence for breach
Of the peace, skipping while out at work.
lie has been in New Jersey.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28

French foreign commerce shows a los
0l 3i7l. a04Q00.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28

a constitutional amendment giving the
ballot to women was introduced in the
Missouri Legislature.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28

Charged with stealing cattle Ed. JOIN
son, Is, colored. was taken from a deputy
sheriff and hanged at Vicksburg Miss.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28

commission declares II no part Of dirsc-
tore duty b consider labor ee.ditiSns.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28

The Dutch patrol boat Titan while
searching for mines hit one and disap-
psared.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28

Jersey bankers declare they must quit
business unless they are attached to the
New York reserve district
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28

Judge Gary urges employers to open
news fields for the unemployed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28

French foreign commerce shows loss
of sH7. 10000.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28

A Montague railroad superintendent
was shot and killed In his Fort Worth,
Texas ONCE by a discha rged employe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Stir lire Mmtteriprade babett il

Sir fire Mutteriprade baben in
Ser fana6iiden @robir8 Sntmio &c,
gerhpdrtig sic Gran3oien' einen @ampf
aus8ufebten, ser ibnen a~ufgeordngt
tpirb, ir6em man bon getpiiier @eite
felt sSabren beftrebt lit, sic fransoiiide
E6prude aus Ben @bulen biro1s511-
brd1rgen un6 an lire @teIle sic eng
lif9e at feben. Mit @edt itrduben
ii@ sic frons0iii9 ipre6enoen @atbo.
liten Ser @robin5 energiid ge9et 6te
@ergetpoltigumg ibrer @rtteripradbe,
6em, INN nit @ar6inol @egin, @r3-
bifdof bon Quebec, 5u fpreden, iebe
@otion biret in iih sic ,t%nperdufber-
:lidem &edte, lire eieene @prade 5n
ipreben. Dies lit cine Meig1tng unb
Elm angeborenes 8e6iirfniB, meldes
feline @egierung fll1gertpeife iiberie-
ZEN 6arf. sd itiibe mid," iagt Ser
&or6inol in einem 8riefe an ieinen
Mmtsbruoer, @r5biidof 8rudeit voatf
Die o%ffenfun6tge @eredtigfeit, nn6
fann nt9t 511geben - 11ieman6 fann
es 5ngeben - oaB in einem 3tbtliiir-
ten 9an6e, tpie bas unfere, brutaGe
@emaIt nn6 l1eber5abl a1s Die enb-
giiltigen Sdieosridter in @edtsfras
gen betrnbtet tper6en iouen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04

man tnnrr obne meiteres %dn1rebnrer,
6aB iie mebr poIitiiden als militari'
iden 8tped bot. MSou min 6ie @uffen
in ibrer beoramgtem Gage gu tpeiterem
Ausbalten anfe11err, ibnen lpenig.
items aeigen, baB man Sen g1ten 8il.
len bat, ibnen na9 biefer @eite bin
2uft at nerfduffen. gu Dem gleifen
;9hped bat Der gr3iduft @rep ibnen
i'm engliiden l1nterbaufe &onfta11ti'
NOBEL als Sober ge5eigt. Die @nglan-
Der benfen ebenfo memig barart, bel
Dem @eriu6e, sic Dar6aneuen 5u for'
oieren, ibr neutrality-suspicious. 5u
risfierem mie iie 6aran 6enfen, 61r9
Gorcierung Ser Glbmiin6ung ibre
@or6ieeflotte aufs Spiel 5u ieten.
@em Die &uiien 1pnrten mollen, Big
ibnem England @onitantinopel auslie<
fert, Damn fonnen fie Gange tporten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
9llbert Gdaller a1ts 6aiinqs, fri.

9llbert @daler a11s &aitinss, fritz
berer Stoatsienator nn6 gegentpdr=
tig MntpaH nit ei11em 8iiro inn Seem
Oorfz2ife<@ ebQl11e 5u ct. Saul, mrr-
6e on1te4e 6es be%ritorbenen s.. 6.
8rotpn in Die @a1preme Court ber11-
fen. Setne @rnenn11ng gum &idter
unieres bodften @eridtsbofes miro
in metteiten &retien nit 1ebbafter
Greu6e begriiBt mer6en. Denr &id-
ter Shdl1er it, mi@t MIR alS m1sge=
5ei@neter Surift betannt, ionoern er%
freut fi@ aud elmer groben- 8eliebt-
bem megem feiner 9iebenStpiiroigteit
I'M perionli9en @erfebr. Die Deutih-
Mmerifaner nniereS Staates 6iirfen
NIT ser Ma1smabl, bie ser @oubers
nea1r g%etroffen bot, iebr 5nfrieoen
fem. SIT es 6o6 elmer aus ibrer
Mitte, Ser aug Ser groBem 8ab Ser
8etperber erforen tpur6e. S4aner
tpl1r6e I'M sSabre 1866 in Chicago uls
Sobn beutf9er gltern geboren. or
genoB feline MusbiI6atng in Sen Sda-
len 6ieies 9an6es un6 ituoierte fpa=
ter in 6ranfreih nn6 Deutfblam6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04

&apit 8enebift XIV. fat fi6 bor
f1r5em beranlaBt gefeben, cine Mn-
aabl fatboliider 8ldtter Staltens tue-
gen ibrer antioiterrei@iidem Sebarti-
tel our Sr6nung gu rufen. Sc m1eB
in bieien 8lattern f9ltmm n1sgele=
fen baben, 6enm ser nSiierpatore So
mano" erflart, er iei bom &eiligen
Stuble ermadtigt, bieienige &reiie
ibarf 5u ta6eln, sic iih fatbolii@ nen-
ne um6 als fatbolii9 betradtet 51
per6en wiinide, aber entgegen 6en
oatenli&en @bit@ten 6es &apites fort
fabre, 6ur@ 8ort un6 8il6 a1fbeben6
uno pergiften6 in BEN el1ropdiiden
&onf1iH ein51greifen. Ser 8apft mte=
6erbolte nit Mad6ra1d sic @eiiung,
itrenge Mea1traIit6t gu mabren nn6
ipre9e 6ie @offm1ng aus, baB Dies
geniige, um meitere MaBregeln, Ole
m6ernfaMs ni6t oltsbleiben tpiir6en,
entbebrli@ gu maden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04

Sn elmer @itnns Der @umem's
@eace @artp, bie Dor einigen 5agen
IN einem Seem Dorter &otel ltatt-
fonb, tpa1r6e Ser Mntrag geiteQt, Die
ameritanii@e Mationalbpmm unr3u-
anoern, tueil getnife SteQen geeignet
ieien, Die @efiible 1tnierer ergliiben
Sra1noe 5u berleben. @arum 6en1t
Die nmifanolidfeit? @orl.m ridt
glei@ Die englii@e @atiomal-
bpmne bier einfiibren! 06er, mas
nod einfader tpare, uarum ntbt
glei6 ben 8uitan6 tpieoer beritellen,
mie er beita1ro, ebe George @aibing-
ton nit feinen Sr11ppen ins Sel6 3og,
INT 6aS 9an6 bon @nglan6s Tprannei
gu befreien. @ir iinb ~iber5eugt, SOB
es unter ienen uMmerttmer1z" 6ie es
be1te nit @nglon6 nn6 feinen bolb=
mil6en &erbin6eten balten, cine garr-
&c @enge giebt, sic oa16 6amit 511=
frte6en fem tpiir6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Sic emgliide Megier1tng fat es at

9ie ensliide @esier1tns fat es ab.
geGebnt, iid an Ser in BEN Ser. Staa-
ten gu guniten Ser motbleioen6en 8el-
gier eingeleiteten Silfsaftion gu be-
tbeiligen. 9as fiebt Sen gna!6nbern
dbnli6. Grit baben iie 8elsicn irs
unaliid geitiir5t un6 iett febren iie
|ibm 6en &iden. Gos ein3tge ST.
tereiie fir 6as BON ibnen perratbere
9nn6 befunben ite 6a6mrd, bug iie Of.
fene beIgii6e @uitenita0te 5ufammem<
idieben. >Dufiir iino Die @nglanber
III @elgien aber audi 10 berbaBt, oaB
file in SEN Sta6ten farm ibres 2ebenS
fi@er iin6. Dieielbe 'Stimmung
berrfdt BEL ben nod I'M 6eIoe fteben<
Ben 8elgiern. @iir3li6 tpur6en in
8re6a iieber, fobnenfIiidtiee belgiide
|Offi3iere eingebrodt, 6ie int Mopem-
Der bonn &0rig gilbert nit benz @it>
terfre113 6es 2e%opol6or6ens aus9e<
3eidnet >por6er tporerr. M1s iie bon
2an6sleuten gefragt tpl1r6en, parlm
iie sic @eiben berlieBen, in 6enen fife
10 TOPPER gefodten, e~ntgegnete elmer
ser 0ffi5iere: v@eiI mir es fott TO-
ben, uniere arn1en SoI6oe1t ben ber5>
.1ofen un6 bloB Inn tbr eigenes Sell
beiorgten 8riten 5uliebe ins Ge1er
at lager. 8ir ratbe1 BEN Mann-
iduften our Gubnenflldt, tpeil fir
cine @bimdre nod 0pfer gu bringen
Elm @erbreden lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04

6iegure11> eiren geget Deutidlan6.
9lqe europaiiden Gambler 5uiammen
baben in bieier3eit nidt iobiel @riege
gefibrt pie England. l1nb ole biefe
ariege maren @roberungs- un6 I'm.
teriodungsfriege. ODER, tpie Der So
riier @atin es- feiner5eit aus6riid.
tie: uMQe 6teie blutigen &riege iinb
auf Die Sabgier 6iefes &ramerboltes
5urud5ufibren." Mls Ser Matin BOG
idrieb, bral1dte mon in Granfreib
auf England als 8un6esgenoiien tel
ne &idiidt gu nebmen, man fonnte
ii6 no6 geitatten, bem &ramerpolte
Die @abrbeit gu iagen. England bat
ieiner @abgier 11n6 ieinem 2anobun-
ger mebr @eni@en gei@ladtet ols
irgenb Elm @olf Ser @%egentpart, unb
tpem Elm ioldes @oolf iid in Der So
fe zines @etters Ser Qualification nn6
zines 8efreiers Der 8olter gefaqt,
Damn lit es 3eit, ibm 6ie Masfe ur=
erbittli@ bonn @eii6te gu reiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Mm Der sbatiade, baf Minneiptas

SfaatSgeiebgebnng Die County
Option=@orlage paiiiert bot, lit ni6ts
mebr gu aroern, aber Sen nit Dem
1rel.en @eiebe pe%rfniipften 5olgerun<
gen fa1m borgebel1gt mer6en, un6 90
gu 6rdngt 6as ofonomii6e @efubl.
Ser in 6em re11en @eiese entbaltenen
@ori9rift gemdB, tpir6 6ieie Srage in
ie6em County burh cine @pe5inlmaW
enti@ie6en. Cine iol6e miir6e un-
ierm @tenrns County sic Sumrne
bon $4,000 Bis $4,000 foiten, un6
90 Ialt elmer m6eren in 6em &C.
iebe, 1as IN 6em Stoatslegislatur=
beri9te an an6erer Stele 6es Nabe=
rem erfldrt 1T, entbaltenen @oridrift
6ieie @abl iib ale BRET Sabre repe-
tiert 10 ertpadit ba6ur6 unierm
County, menn DEM nebelitan6e nidt
porgebeugt miro, eine nabmbafte l1n-
foiteniumme. @ie fann nun porge-
be1gt tper6en? Da6urb .baB man,
faas ii6 Seman6 nit elmer &etition
fiir 6ie ipe5ieue @obl 1abert, 6en=
ielben abtpetit nn6 70 CUR @erbimoe<
r11ng Ser 8aB beitrdgt, benu es
nimmt 25 Bro5ent Ser Stimmgeber
int County, nm sic @onmtp<Sption=
@abI al ermogliden. Soute es aber
6o6 at elmer 6erartigen @ap int
County tommer, Damn foute 6te
County = Option Srage IN @tearnS
County mit elmer 6erartigem Mebr=
felt berneimt mer6en, 6aB cine @ie-
6ermabl nod 6rei Sabren, 6ie bas
re1pe @o1tntD=0ption<@ eieb boriiebt,
gang nrro gor nn6enfbar lift. Sn
oieier @eiie ionte bas edit 6eutide
@tearns County alien anberen @o1n=
ties I'M @tnnte nit bent beiten 8ei-
ipiel borangeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
&ein einiidtsppller Meuih, Der nit

&eritdn6niB feline 8eitung Iiebt un6
i'm Stonbe i'll, aus 6en gemeloeten
@reigniiien feline Sdliiiie 3u 5ieben,
fann iid ser GrfenntniB beridlieBen,
baB ser Sieges3ug Ser &robibition
11n6 6amit bie 8ei9ranff11ng Der per-
f0nliden 6reibeit imrner gr0Ber miro.
9te 3abl Der Brobibitionsitaaten Bet
mebrt fi9 %beitan6ig. Satpo lit Die
~1pe11eite groberung Der Sanatifer. Be-
gislatur= Mitglie6er un6 Senatoren,
o11f beren 8rirBipientre1e ii@ 6as Ii
berale Clement felt perIaiien batte un6
bon bere1 6reibeitsliebe 6erart fnie=
idtpo4 tuar, 6oB iie Ben &f gegen
l%1npernunft II. 5nnatismus m1fgaben
nn6 gu Muem So un6 @men iogten.
Sir SSotpo bleibt no6 6ie Soffm1ng,
baB es I'M Sabre 1917 bas Sod Der
Brobibition, tpelhe om 1. Sanuar
nd@iten Sabres in @roft treten miro,
dbidiitteln fam, menn es BEN liberal
geiinnten Biirgern gelingt, @egner
Ser Brobibitior in sic 2egislatur 5u
tpGblen, nnb tpenn iie berbin6ern f0n=
1ren, 6os Elm ouf Sra1lenitimmredt
bin5ielen6er @erfaiiungs5uiot onge=
monument miro. siegt 6ra11enitimm-
re9t, 10 lift Dos @1idial bes @taates
Sopa fir ale 3eit entidie6en. ct
miro troden bleiben, trob Der groben
3ubI 1einer 8iirger 6elltiber Mbitm-
mat1rg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-04
Ser &erIudL aus benz fir @nf

Ser &erind, aus benz fir Stuff.
Lamb erlaiienen @erbot geiitiger Sc,
tranfe ben @epeis berauleiten, 6ab
Elm ioldes @erbot fir einen gar13en
5taat nit mnbei treitbarem @rfolge
6ur6fibrbar iei, lit 10 ftn6li@, BOB
es ii9 mirfli9 nidt berIobnt, barauf
ein5ugeben. Mne r11iiifden 8ldHer,
bon 6eren Maslaiiungen man bier
&&enntntB erbalten bat, erflaren Mber>
~einitimmen6, 6aB 6os &erbot elm db>
%foluter Miberfolg lei. IS giebt be-
reits Smierroe bon gebeimet 9eitil-
Gerien I'M 2an6e, Sauier6e bon 5pe=
lurfen in Ben Std6ten, 6ie poltti3ei-
li9en Mobtaiple iin6 bon 8etrmnfe=
men uberfiilt unb bie @efdngniiie bon
2e11ter, sic in b%etrrnfenem 811iton6e
groben nnfug ODER gar f6mere Ser
breden bermbt baben. Sos getpobn-
lt6e @olf trirh anes, mas IN ietnen
8eretb fommt, Sol5alfobol, Mfobel=
polih1r II. /. 10. un6 NIT Ser 0ffent-
lidem Moral lei6et sic @olfsgeil1n6-
felt unter benz @etrdnfeperbot. go
tpirft SOS 8erbot in M11Blon6 nn6
nidt at6ers. @er 6as @egentbeil be-
ba11ptet, Ser metB ni6t, mas ct iagt,
o6er er liigt. SIN a%ugemeinen tpobl
6as lebtere, 6enn bes 2iigen bot ur=
ieren @robibitionsfmatifern bon ie-
Der gut geGegen.