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Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-09

formerly occupied by the Imperia
ley Title Company could be mad
a very satisfactory recorders {
as the light is good and the
graphers would be separated fro
main part of the record room.
tional vault space is greatly n
so that all inspection of the !
books could be done within the
| We therefore recommend tn
view of this condition. that som
vision be made for providing 81
Iquarters for the accommodation
county recorder.
County Auditor-The county
suggests that the county shoul'
an inventory of all the county
erty.. This is not done at prest
We therefore recommend I
complete inventory of all county
erty, both real and personal. ,
pared Immediately, and filed w
county clerk, and that it be dor
year.
The auditor also suggests t
would be great economy of tt
Dor and expense if the county
and irrigation district would
one assessor and one tax &C
who would serve all three Off
County Treasurer - The
treasurer is in great need OF
tent and reliable assistant.
present time the treasurer has
day, evening and Sundays, ar
more than one man should be
to do, if the best work is to-
tanned. There is an immense
of work to be done, especially
many of the warrants have to
istered and the interest figure
has been during the last few
1t is of great Importance tn
work be kept entirely up to
all times, and one good a
would be sufficient to accompE
We therefore recommend tx
board Of supervisors appoint.
sistant for the county treasur
salary not to exceed $1OO per n
County Poor Farm and He
The county poor farm is loo
twenty acres owned by the cou
miles south of Ell Centro. 1t
been utilized as a poor farm
last two months, during viii
several sleeping rooms and {;
room and quarters for the
have been erected. The cost
ing the INDECENT poor has alreS
reduced one-half, and the und
is only getting under way.
much likelihood that the cost
ing for the patients will be. ~.
ther reduced when the inst
in full running order. The
doubt that the patients are D
isfied to be out in the open
some occupation to keep TIL
instead of sitting around -
pital. 1t is still too soon toy 4
accurate figures as to how
will eventually save the CO.
there is no doubt that the n
the right direction and that
ty will profit by it.
County Manager-Upon =.
ton, we firmly believe that i.
prove a great saving in th
conducting the business of t
if the business of the county
in the hands of a compete
manager. M
We therefore urgently RI
that the taxpayers take INF
consideration the plan of aps
county manager.
With this report the grs
believes that its work has
pleted, and asks to be dischss
Dated March 8, 1916. M
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-09
MARRIAGE LICE

James A. Howard, 81, and
sic Simpson, SO; 10th resi-
Seeley.
Jacob A. Holmes, 20, AM
l.. Purdy, %, both resident$
ley. |
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-09
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given tn!
& Leach have this day soil
Early the billiard hall and 4
located at 582 Main street,
GIBBONS e. LIZ
Dated March 8, 1916.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-09

Magazines and Newsf
Brad's Smoke Shop, 564 M
Centro.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-09

Three years ago automobile manufacturers began
cutting their eve teeth on high speed motors.
The value Of high speed in electric motors or steam
turbines had long been recognized.
But the apR!ication OF hlgs2fed pIinclples to gas
Now comes the remarkable 3400 p. m Chalmers
which develops an engine speed of 34oo revolutions
per minute zrith absolute SQfety.
Chalmers engineers solved the problem of safe, high
engine speed by means of strength Of materials small
compact bearing Surfaces and amp Die fabrication.
They did not translate the speed otthls 3400 p
the race-traGk.
Its high-speed engine, used in connection with
low rear axle gear ratio, achieves vast range OF eXl
blty that is worth to the motorlst than all the
two-mile-a minute speed on earth
Imperial Valley press., 1916-03-09
Unc7nnv Performance With Canny Thrift: The New 34

An engine Of might give you one Of two things:
great speed, wealth of great and smoothness-
never both.
1t did not take Hugh Chalmers long to decide. He
knew what American drivers prize beyond all things else
So he built the principles Of supreme acceleration
combined with all the necessary might into the abso-
lutely minimum and most compact amount of engine
possible.
The result is the 34o0 r. p m. Chalmers at $1o5o
blend Of ability and strength using perform
ance with canny thrift delivering speed up to GO
miles an hour, Is miles for every gallon of gas, and
longevity that will amaze and delight You
The car is here now, ready to perform for YOU
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-25


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"Jc' III h"i"dci>i\a hIhdar k"Iirr: oSvcia. III j"
NNor"J N'dn" lrrtlraI'a' Aaht"'a A"pct oSvct". M
i"ho gre %io"rJN'N" ' Ncri"Sl. oI rodu do rodu.
\"Ir' j. No"iaIlIiran", podrlavllcmo maS@c-
N"nI'' ' ''m l' h'ka1 halF'ika III /h"IJ>auJa.
see 'nN'rahIlc' prINa'nc"d maN""'anJa j" onn"-
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p" ''"'""'.
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JUST" l"'f"""i' '''N"''N" boil "l"v">k" lice.
'""' NJ'F j. "ru|h' |h"N'ala' j. pa indl IuNilca
""'>."!'' H'"'nla "Il'''I''a Ir"N!'i'"Ni nr NOR"
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NV It. '''''I'N"N Kal'l''llN'ic'lc dru|hc.
WI mas" '''" l' P'N'a'a 'n'I h"'nanIiHrl'"
''' u, ''"\'E Ni'rr N'aNi r"dv"nul. cr ma pri-
"'' P'H''"" ''| N'''''i'h' ocean all PA &c her"
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-25
KapitaliZem, zlOcin i'm socializem.

karItaliStirna drulba porahi ogromnc >votr
"a policijo. da low llociurc. IA sodiSca. da iih 80.
dijo, in IA jccc, da Jill aapirajo ; tudi "a krymikc
IN nJlh aparate, da Jill clcktrokutirajO, obcSajo in
S~trcliajo. ida prccci dcnaria. PovrSni ljudjc me.
mijo, la je to Steer velik kriz. aiupak da nj mogn.
go ponagati: zloGincrv vrndar ne morcno pu>ti-
ii. da hi prosli lctali pc sNctu, pa 81 wee pokradli,
poropali i'll ponorili.
kapitalisticna druIba res nina drugc puno.
81. kakor ia Jill zapira. Iamio j. zlocin problem.
katrrega ne more nikakor rcSiti. Tri TEN 81 pa
mahaja Y vrtincu oh katcrcm hi ralunno bitir )
kaksncga drugcga Sveta dciaio, da mora hiti la
drulba sama blazna.
Stvar jc nanrcc TIA: kapitalisticna drull,a
nslvarja zlocimcc, potcm Jill pa ~prcganja. ohSoia.
zapira, ohcsa. Ona Jill ne mara Steer hi Jill pm
stila pri miru; dasi Jill ne mara, Jill pa ncprcna.
homa uStvarja.
Iakaj TAXA ahSurdnost"
/atO. kcr ne more biti tirugnrc. kapitali/rm
IN zlocin sta n"locljiva. kapitaIilcm j. sam ma
scbi zlocin. cetuli ne po Hak"nu. Ako hi taiovi
dclali zakonc. hi naibrlc . mimi zaScitii tatvino.
kcr Jill dclajo kapitalisti. scitiio 4 mimi svojr
izkoli>canic. I'm Svojo lastnino Scitijo.
kcr pa ic kapitalisticno izkori>canjr Hlocim-
>k", k"r u>tvarja mizcrijo in vcdno posiavlia 90
tovo Stcvilo ljudi pred alternative, da kradcjo II
Ii pa pogincjo, mcdtcm ko ma drugi strami kaIr.
da 81 Il boga>tvom Y tel drulbi lahko skoraj NSc
dosezc in : tenn draZi Judi, da 81 izkuSajo pride.
bivatl bOgastvo brcL poscbncga ozira ma >rcd>tva.
81 mora zlocin vcdno nanovo porajati in "a mc
no konec, doklcr ne DO kapitalisticncga si>tcmn
samcga koncc.
ker "a drulba ne more odpraviti. prcgamja
zlocince III Jill zapira. Pri tenn 81 z.0di. da >cdi
"a Inrelami mnogo dObrih Judi. mnogo lupr/cv
pa tcka prostih okrog i'll uliva ,clikc casti.
kaznovanjc zlocinccv tolmaci druzba taku:
lludodclcc j. n"varcn drmlbi. Ona mora To
rel >rbe in svoie p%ostcnc clanc varovati. Iato ma.
IA zlocincc lociii cd ja>ncga >veta in Jill sprawl
tia. kjcr ne morcjo njih hudobni nagoni Stori,i
zlcga. Torcj V jccc 4 zamrczcnimi oki. ollanc l.
visokimi. trdnimi zidovi in zastralcnc L oboroIc-
mimi Guvaji.
Razcn varnosti drull,c imajo kazni Sc druyc
namrne. la grch. XII j. storicn L zlocinou. mora
biti pokora. V ,tarlh casili So j. tistI, komur j.
hila stOrjcna krivica. sam masccval mad hudOdcl-
ccm. Tcga pa he more trpctl civllIllrana Organi-
zirama druzba. Ako Sc posamezniku ~prcpusti,
ia odneri kazcn IA zlo, katcro ic prctrpcl.
Sc lahko zgodi, da je kazen vecje z~locinstvo cd
zlocina samega. In kakor tam, kjer Sc velja IL
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-25
" letu GOSDOdOxe1n 1916.

NsakO cetrto lcto lnaiv amcriSki Jrzavli,p;
nacionalnc volitvc. Nsako cctrto lc,o :; rnzm,
drugih funkcionurjcv in uradmikov lahko izvoI;;o
konsreSnikc. prcdsednika Zcdinicnih drzov i,
podprcdscdnika.
Lahko 81 ga zvoilo. $ ten nj rcGcno. do i
"a res ZNoiilo. Nlhogo amcriskih drzavlianov
o>tanc pri volityah donna mnoyo pri>rl ienerv l.;
hi lahko POSTAL ameriSki drzavliani, Sc ne brion
~ drlavljanstvo. Mnogo, prcmnoyo yolilccv ~,
lie wolf, temvej lc glasuic.
To jc namrcc vclika razlika. Wolff 50 nr,vi
4 glaSoNhlco lzraziti svOjo Volt in svoic prcpri-
ranIc. kdor pa NINA prepricania in svoic wolfe.
Je tudi izraziti he more.
V TAKEN p~olozaju jc vclik. pravzapray mai.
Nccji del amcriSkih volilccv. Omi ylasuicio j.
naNadc, kakor glasuje dru.i. kakor piScio kap,.
taliStitni %GaSopiSi. kakor kricc professionals o,i.
tdtorji, ali pa kakor jim ukazuiejo podictniki
Enkrat oda'o Svojc glasovc rcpublikanccm G,z
Stiri Icta 50 razotarani, kcr jim MISC princsli re-
pubhkanci me dobrcga, pa glasuicio IN denim.
kratc; potem 50 zopct razocarami. kcr MISC demo.
kratJc lzpolni!i obliub. pa glaSuiejo aopc, "a re-
publikancc.
To Sc ponaNlia. odkar ziyita = Amcriki rcpnbi;.
GanSka in dcmokraticna Stranka. Oh vSch ,ch
cnolicnih izprcmcmbah Sc ne zboliSa poloIai lind.
skin mnolic niti "a dlako, ampak za vccino ic y,c
siabSi in Slabii.
Nctina y Amcriki kakor povsod so ,isti lju.
die, ki dclai". V tOvarmi. V plavzu. Y iami. ma zc-
lcznlci. ma poliu. Y sunni. Y piSarni. Y laburatoriiu
To je vsccnO. VISA Ia pcstra mmozica mora de-
l"tI, da polni lcpc malcnu Stcvilu kapitali>toy.
"ospoduiocih Y dclavnici. bank. soil in -v
DRAW.
Cudno ic, .\mcrika INA parlamcntarcm i
stem. Po nicni konstituciii mai ylada liudS,vo-
Ali vlada Y rc>nici
kaj Sc kdor hi >lcp. mora >pozuati. da Via
81" manJ>ina, cello ncznatma maulSina. ugromIa
>ccina mora pa plcsati. kakor m~aujSiua code.
Tia m%anjSina pa code pray ncuSmilicno mcl"-
diIo, in tc hi io lclavskc mnolice natancmcjc 30.
NluSalc, hi ~ ic morale kmalu navelitati.
IakOnod..i Stvo in vIada sta poklicami. da
skrbita "a ~nlaginiO deLclc. kdo ir dczcla! kdu
lc Amcrika" Mcnda ne kos >vcta. Iii lei med
Atlantikom IN Pacifikom. PoSlamci in ,cna,orji
paG nisu voIjemi. da Skrbr "a ugodno>t Skal in
prSti, ampah IA blago>tanic liud>tva. HI iivi ' de
Ieli. Amcrika jc amcri;ko liud>tyO. in kcr ic ne
drmnno. otividno in pc statistitnih izkazil
ocromna vccina prebivaI>tva dclavSka. st lahLo
pravi: Amerika ie amcriSki dclavski razrcd.
kako pa skrbita vlada in zakonodai stvo "a
/" Amcriko! &c bi 81 dclavsivn Zdramilo in pohri.
gallo IA To NplHSanic. hi morale priti d" >pozmanja.
ola ic kupicilo napake vrh mapak VISA dolya dc>cl.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-25

Ni">k", kad", p",tauc >ila TAXA. da ic ne morcio
wee pr"ua>ati. Sclcda 81 =, lakim mcpripravlic-
nInr bojcm, ki nina la>lonbc y mocni organic
eli. rcdkokdaj kai doSclc. Tudi "a >troko,ni
bol j. potrebna preparedness.
Mi cctudl Npoznavai" d"lavci y ncposrcduil
Niiklh : podi'tmikom, vcoalimami jasmo - ,a.
~ iNk"riScani, j. H. uckulikn tcIic >poznamjc. da.
gre iudl y pcIititmcm l~lvlicuiu Y prvi vrsti n.
boz med ilkor,SGc'alci in izkoriScauimi.
Ncdno 80 -" kapitali>Ii trudili. da hi zakrili
IL tundamcni"lno rc>niro. politiko 81 prc,l>tdN-
lJaII ~lJudNi'u kot nckai pnNcbmc"a. koi yi,ukn
li'amoNt IN m%G'tno>t, Iii ic dclaNcu ncdo>tnpna. tn
gre ~ k"mp!iclranc razucTc med drZavami: TT
ere ~ zak"r", IA katcrc j. trcha iuridiGnc.u
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-25

"nanJa. odh"d mai hi 10 wei dclavcc Xani j.
~halDolJc, cc Sc bri"a ~ svoIc dclo, poliliko pa pre-
puSti onIm, ii inajn yNlcd Svoiih Studii II social.
mega ~polozaja porrchnc Sposobnosti zanio.
Re. ic, dL jc politika nckoliko wee kakor
hIuSkc klcStlti. MarNikatcri %politiGmi problem ic
tako zamotan, da ga tudi start, izkuScni politi-
callI ne morcJo pray razlnotati. Ali TO nj mika-
krScn doka/, da hi morala o>tuti politika priv
lc9II kakSnc poScbnc kaStc. t;lavno Y politiki ic
To, da so Y dczcli raymo tako kakur y tovarni ma
Nprotja med goSp0duiCcim in podvrzcmim razrc.
dom. Iakomi >luzijo vcrinoma "a to. da So cncmu
razrcdu dovoiiuicio privilc%iii, drugcnu pa ma.
kladajo brcmcna. Poliiika mi zadcva idcalov. Iii
plavnJ" Y oh!akih, anpak /clo zcmcliSla rec. zcln
matcrllaIna rec. Ia dclavNtvo ic |naivctii del
poIltlkc vpraSamic vNakdaujc"a kruha.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-25
NaSa kandidata.


Nv >ocialiSticno stranko .jc VISA
ko lcto boino lc'o, ySak dan dan
boja. To me- more biti drugacc. do
klrr ne <ua"a >ocialilcm popol-
MONA in ma v>cI crit. Ali tudi ma
NojrI MISC v~i dmr,i rmaki. In IN
rahr"duo Havcduo drIaystvo Y ~
mcriki j. ic'oN loprt spccialrm hoj
oi cncga do drl,lcga orcana: Bo.i
ua Nuli,cu.
Ia kougrc, ia >cnar in IA ralmc
mradc ~o mruiajo kandidati od
dr/a,c, ol okro1ia do okrolia.
Professionals in poIprcdScdnik Ic-
dmjruih drlav So Volta pc vSci
d"zc!i. S"cioli>iicna >rramka .jc ma
~plo>n"m s~la>ovanju imcmovala
>Noja kandidaia: In prcdScdnika
i'"n>'ra. ~ rodprcdsrdnika
kirhpairicka. Suciali>ti. ma dclo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-25

SOla Jc y daiaSmjl drIIbi ~pnlitGuo vpraSanjc.
hdor lma po!iticno moe. ,dloGa. kic 81 usianav-
IJaJo sole, k'io INA pristop vanjc, kako 81 urc,lc.
kaJ IN kako 81 %pOuGujc. SolStvo Y kapitalisticni
drn@bi IN osl.ovano IA potrcbc dclavStva. Proic-
tarSkcmu SlI,u jc o~dloGcno, da gre $ Stirinaistimi
lett lSkat della i'll tckmovat $ svoiim oGetom; bo-
"atlnov sin iahko Studira, doklcr he prcbrede vscn
sol.
Ne hi Ii >tOtiSoI mladil prolctarccv lahko do
Nc"lo cnako, morda Sc viSic manic. kakor ga do
SclcJo kapitalisticni sincki? In tcdai ne hi bio
lUDchc prctvcze wee, da MISC spoSobni "a poItiko.
An ScdanJi p0ilticarii ne bOdo i%zprcmcnili razmcr
,ako. da hi SO dclavstvu odprla Siroka ccsta do
zianJa, kcr iioGcjo Sami oStati gospoarii Y poll.
tkI, potcn pa porabi svoio moe, pa ii zagotovi
tudi Hlanjc. kalcro mu odrcka kapitalizcm.
/IlaliJc, III jc dclavStvU p%otrcbno. nj Same ma
Nrhi cilJ. SrcdStvo .ic, da more uspcSno voditi boi
"a Nrojc pravicc in 81 zboliSati polozaj.
&c razunhc dclavcc syoic pravc intcrcsc. 81
mora %pridoblti %polititno vcliavo in p%oliticmo moe.
hak"r lc danes %pOliticna moe Scit kapitalistiCnil
privlleglJ, tako mora Y dclavSkih rOkah poStati
Stit ~nicgovih pravic.
Iatcgadcli mora mislcG dclavcc tudi Y poll
ticnih voIitvdh vidcti boi med Svoiimi i'm kapita-
IiStirmim ra2rcdom. &c mu pi stavki nj ysccnn.
kdo da zmaTa, mn 10 tudi pri vOlitvah ne Smc biti
v>ccn". PorIZ ma voliScu ina IA dclavct lahko Sc
EuJS" poslcdicc kakor poraz Y tovarni.
NSak or%aniziran dclavcc slnatra SkclS,vo n,
IIo'in IN ~ >rrmoto. Po pravici miSli tako. zakai
SkcbStvo jc i~ldajStvu.
SkcbSivo y politicncm boiu ne more I,iti nc
biol sega i'll nj ME boil opraviGljivo kakor SkcbStvo
y Strokovncm boju. kdor glasuic ma voliScu N
kapitaIStitno prot dclavSki stramki. ic izdaial,c
NE"Icga razirda ravno tako, kakor &c Gre Y Ga,;
Stavkc ma dcio.
To polititlo N~kcbamic pa illaia vccinoma IL
hrNrduoNtl IN n"razumno>ti in IL pomamjkamjn
p%oIltlrnc or-anilacijc. Torci jc trcba med masc
dclavNtva zanr>ti wee znania in ~razSiriii in utI-
diti OrganiIaciio.
Violin" lcto .ic. NaSa agitaciia ina lrtos ne
poSrcdcn ciIl. kdor 81 ~pri>tcva z~avcdmim delay.
Gem, mora p%onagati. ola Sc doSczr la eli. Organ.
Iacila jc prN0. Brez voi>kc 81 ne more voditi boi.
Ntcviio nasih kluboV 81 mora pomnOIiti. V klubili
Sc mora poun0iiti Stcvilo naSih CLANCY. Pri dciu
zn tn namcn mora SOdclovati vsak Solruu brcz
izirlnc.
Glavn" >rcdStvo IA razSiricmir mania IT, ma;c
c~a>oriSjr. 'Proletarcc" mora dobiti move marco
nike. mnogo novill narocnikov, da uaprayi IL niih
Zavcdnc drlavcc. Soboicvmikr. socialistc.
Sodrugl maj mi>liio ma To-. da ic volilnu lrto.
CNp"h 81 nc doscIr Sclr ma dan voliivc. Xa bitko
ST" j" trcba pripraviti. Sodru-i. priprayiic Sc!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-04-25

Y socialiSticni druIbi. kjcr >ploh ne DO priyatnil
%podjrtij! c. hi ukradrl million. "a me- more IL
%prcmrnitl Y kapital, Iii hi mu no>il obrcsti. (cmi
torcj kra>ti.
SrNcda ">tamrJo Sc temperament in IuIcv-
u" dc'cktni liudjc. : tenn DO imcla nova druz.
la 81 Sv"Jc iczavc. ,oklcr ne dozOrc sadovi ME
nth n"vih urcdb. kakor izobrazba, tako bo tudi
Ilravir y >ociali>tiGmcm >iStcmu druzabno vpra.
same: pridobltv" vclr - ne hodo prrpuScalc no.
benz privatni >pckmlacijl, ne bodo priIaialr y
prid lr po>amczmikom. ampak 81 bodo druIabmu
porabiic IA %>ploSnost. kakor jc bill omogocc v
kulturnih dcIclah omcjiti kugo in gobavo>t, tako
Is" incl Judi h"i prot duScvnim bolcznim uSpcl,
kldar 81 no vodll >iStrmatiGno. ma Siroki drliIah-
III p"dlagi i'll V >~ploSncm Interest," druibc.
kapitaliHcm in zlocin sta nclocijiva tukai IT,
bJ roper ludodclstvo cnak boju roper vctrnc
milne. \obcncga %problcma. Xxi So ticc zlocima, ne
more rc>iti kapitaliSticni sistcm: m~ajvcGja prot.
zlocinska sila j" socializcm
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-09-27
WHAT WILL END
EUROPEAN WARE!
ImpOverishment is Never
Clearly Perceived Until
Struggle Is Over
GERMANY WORKING
IN A VICIOUS CIRCLE
Tho War Developments Are Tending to
Break Down the Confidence of the
People, Which in Turn Means Loss
of Financial Support.

How far will the ending of the war
be dictated by financial and economic
consideration? asks London CORES
pondent of the New York Evening
Post
1t is not an easy question. 1t is one
of the misfortunes of war-from the
belligerent S standpoint-that the i'm
povcrishment is never clearly perceived
until the war is over. During the con
flict there is so much superficial pros
perity, resulting from government or
ders, and so much imitation in connec-
tion with the loans issued, that apart
from a certain section of the commun-
lity, prosperity rather than poverty APP
lpears to be the order of the dav.
! Latterly, however, there have been
some important indications of financial
| Developments in Germany which may
| vet have an important bearing upon the
situation. l am not now referring to
TO break down the confidence of the Ger
man mark in the neutral countries.
What ! mean is the growing indications
that Germany is working in a vicious
circle, the war developments tending
to break down the confidence of the Ger
man people, which in turn means the
loss of financial support.
For example, in the propaganda for
the new German loan. Especially Gu
rious is the plea put before the German
people that subscribing for the new
war loan will in no way prolong the
? war-a plea which would certainly sug
lgest WEAKNESS on the part of large
section of the German people, Nor is il
easy to see just how the burden Of flu
ture taxation is to be SO imposed as IL
no way to irritate the labor section il
Germany. Even now, it Is strange that
i'll country supposed not merely t.
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be patriotic throughout but severely
disciplined rs well, the German govern
ment should have added over $4,000
100000 to its national debt without an
attempt to meet the service on that
debt by increased taxation.
With all our knowledge of German
character, this is a point which battles
us; because, quite apart from all qucs-
lions of sound finance, human nature
being what it Is, only that strong sense
Of patriotism which prevails in war
time enables any government, without
provoking serious social disturbance, to
double or treble taxation 1t is plainly
on that policy that the British govern
ment has acted IN raising our own taxa
ton from about 100000, 900 TO $500,
100000 per annum, the idea being that
when the war is over, even after making
every possible allowance for all con
tingencies Ill the way of pensions and
debt charges, il shall be a ease OF grad
ual reduction rather than a further in
crease in taxation.
Now it can ne freely admitted that
even should the German people not sub
scribe a penny to the new German loan
which IS not upposable-that fact
would not bring the war to a stand
still, because the recourse OF fat none Z
is always available for any government
50 far as its internal payments are con
cerned. But the question we may we'll
| ask in this connection is whether the
| fact that the German authorities have
consistently deceived the German popu-
! lation with regard to the war develop
! meutS themselves and +hp incoOvc0.
icncc Of inflated currency and still high
er prices for foodstuffs, coming on tho
top of the present unfavorable military
Developments, may not directly affect
/ the willingness to subscribe When VIC
read, as we have done for months past
accounts i'll the leading German news
Ipapers of certain portions of London be-
ling been wiped out, and when we read
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these very newspapers in some com
Portable restaurant in this very portion
which had been thus doomed to cxtine-
ton, it is impossible not to feel a bit
reflective
That is why I emphasize the fact
that the duration of the war is almost
as much a psychological as a military
problem. When | refer to the POSSIBLE
ity of the end of the war being has
tened by the German people themselves
demanding its conclusion, that sugges-
ton is perfectly consistent with an
acknowledgment of their bravery and
patriotism. But it turns greatly upon
this question of deception by the Ger
man military authorities. Many a ma
tion, when told the truth from start
to finish, can be relied on to spare no
sacrifice, down to the proverbial last
man and last shilling, to win war.
But it is one of the punishments for Of
fetal deception that it has a way of
sapping the very patriotism of the peo-
! pie and, in the end, causing them to be
filled with the one desire Of discovering
where the real responsibility lies for
/ lcceiving them as to the facts when
they were losing fathers, brothers, and
/ husbands, and Of bringing Judgment
upon the right quarters.
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Few men have will power enough to
do the things they don want to dc
and don t have TO do, but should do.
Even sympathy is more than some
under dogs deserve.
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NATURALIZATION. An expert book
keeper having 20 years experience in
corporation bookkeeping, banking and
office management, would like to secure
u position of trust and responsibility
with company Offering advancement.
Would be willing to start at $2S a
week with the right concern. l am a
Christian young man of So years, mar
ricd and can furnish the best of refer
encc. Address COZ ReformeT Office.
1879
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WANTED-F'ive more girls to work
in penholdcr factory. Wages $500 TO
$l100 per week. Board and room
1915. Experience unnecessary. Phone
81. c. L, Bradley Corporation, Put1ey,
Vt. lT0-tf
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BUILDING LOTS-On Oak Grove Ave.
Parl;sidc Ave, Clark Ave. Canal St, Fair
ground Road Cash or monthly pay
mcnts. Modern building plans free. c. L.
Allen. l72-3-5-l-tf
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WANTED--Girls and women to run
power sewing machines, making ladies
and children g underwear. Work light,
clean and easy to learn. Wages $3.50
10 $500 per day. Richmond Underwear
Co, Richmond, VT. 1880
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PUPIL NURSES, male and female,
wanted at the Taunton State Hospital
Training School for Nurses. For par
ticulars address DIR. Arthur V. Goss
Supt., Taunton State Hospital, Taun-
ton, Mass 33-tf
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TO RENT - Downstairs tenement.
Inquire of Bert Ware; IS Oak Street.
175-tf