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Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-23
SERVING ELS COUNTY

"Deserter" is perhaps too harsh a word for the eighteen-yearold Ohio boy who ran away from Camp Willis at Columbus, Ohio because he didn't want to dc he wort of day laborer. If are to judge by his explanation he would have been the coward to away from the battle line or faltered in the fight
 "We had to dig ditches and trenches all day long" le cried. When we got them dug they made us i'll hem up again.
 That's fine way to serve your country! l didn't enlist to be a day laborer. l wanted to fight"
 But the explanation didn't go with his old father who had fought in the FrancoPrussian war and knew meaning discipline, and who had also read enough about the present European war to- know how large figure ditch-dgging cuts in the of modern soldier
 Poor fellow! He wasn't very old, and so the years hadn't dealt with him long enough and grayely enough him big lesson that ie biggest bat ties are not always fought where the flags flying didn't that just learning to dig trenches, ever relentng discipline of singing each shovelfu only to throw it back again. was what must go into mak ing of a soldier
 And when he came home, having failed to stand uT under this sort of grind his poor old father who had learned in an older country what it to be sold fer, blushed for shame
 But that father should have blushed little at his failure well his sons For not in grea measure his fault that his hadn't learned tC obey orders, and had been taught that whatever comes good man sticks to his job? Those were the two lessons that somebody should have taught that bo, before he was eight, not eighteen.
 As it was, this would-be soldier, who all fir to his country imagined that it could all be donc with the blare of trumpet and the mfured flag, lttl dreaming that every man who masters himesf whc snows the value of the humble well done who dig iiches only to fill them up again if by so doing greater ditch may day be dug-tha man whc has learned these lessons of seadsness and discipline helps to save his country every day.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-23
THE PROHIBITION Pow-wow.

South Dakota has prohibition campaign on Th' most remarkable thing is the part played by tho Indians. They are redhot prohbitionists. At leas, there enough prohibitonsts them to give tha impression. And the of the Sioux admitted to cit zenship expected to unanimously against
 The dry" redskins held a unique demonstration re cently on the Crow Creek reservation. They called he annual convention the Indian Temperance League of South and North Dakota. This is genuine India organization certain regulations that the paefao' brother might proftably initiate For it cost only $1 to get into the temperance outfit but $1O to out The result is that members stick. And the al stinence regulations are strictly enforced by fine s25 for each onense and compulsory renewal of tn pledge.
 The antifrewater braves gathered, several hundred strong in camp 300 tepees, of them ravelinr five days to reach the pow-wow They came from al parts of North and South Dakota and from Nebraska Nearly all the speeches in the Sioux language They were said be speeches of eloquence and power for among delegates the omost orators of tho ribe Only two white men were present
 It was a simonpure Indian function, significant of tho iew attitude of the red brethren who slowly over coming their handicap savagery and rising to the leve # worthy citizenship
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-23
LENGTHENING FEM.

And just the women have succeeded in justify ng their short skirts the grounds that they're artistic onvenient comfortable, heauhful and moral, we lear trustworthy that skirts going to be on' again. Most of them, il appears, are to be broush -oEn within six inches Of the ground. The extrem' styles for house and evening wear will actually dcag he good old way brushing up any floors walks tha haven't been otherwise properly swept
 Why this aboutface? Goodness knows. Certainl! len cant get glimmerng of solution for the mystery
 Some vague unknown power called Fashion ha issued its omnipoent and inscruahle decree, and tha settles it. Skirts will be longer. And then the womer
 ll be defending them, just they have defended shor kirs on the grounds that they're artistic convenient omf0rable, healthful and moral
 Men, Of course, are always sensible and consistent about their clothes.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-23
Wednesday Morning, August g, 1916.
A MILLENNIAL DREAM.

Alas that such stuff as dreams made of is not a sturdier fabric! For Charles E. Hughes has dream worthy of the millennium
 My dream of America" says NIr. Hughes, lis America represented in public office by it's best men"
 Not so optimistic is Meredith Nicholson from whose pen has just been published significant article rhe Second Rate Man in Politics" Much MT. Nicholson might desire the best men in office he would doubtless hardly dare even to dream that might enjoy this boon He himself says that he states his grievance in the harshest terms possible" when he charges that Ave, self-governing people permit affairs to be admin istered very largely by secondrate men"
 When a railroad company wants a for certain job it picks expert in that particular field But when the city or needs for job, it lacks the proper nducenent to tempt experts else it lacks the inclination to ask them
 private firm would think of asking a sign painter to serve treasurer elevator man to do piece of engineering But American city thinks nothing of asking an expumber audit it's accounts or
 ourneyman printer to serve it in capacity where a knowledge of engineering would be invaluable.
 Yet in spite of Mir. Nicholson's lament and notwtl- standing Mir Hughes dream, must remember that as a people governed about as well as we really want to be When more people want to be well gov erned public office will hold the rewards of liberal pay and intelligent appreciation which will tempt the best men, And this time will surely come is not too much to hope for. And surely the dream of Mir Hughes is no wild fantasy after all For the idea of good government is firmly grounded in our hearts and minds careless We have been, to be lost
 It is indeed true MT. Nicholson points out that this nation was founded deas and clearly in the ideas of the earnest the serious lies its hope for the future To eliminate the secondrate man. to encourage the frstrate man offices of responsibility and power-such the immediate concern and the urgent business of all who love America
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-23
THE CHECKER BOARD OF WAR.

Military experts estimate that at present the Allies have about 23OOOOOO effective soldiers and the Teutons 1O5OO0OO If these figures are anywhere correct and their substantial accuracy doesn't be toned-hey represent clearly hopeless situation that confronts the Teutons.
 Manpower alone could not win the war But man. power has now become the decisive factor in complex problem in no other factor of which the Central Powers any longer show manifest superiority.
 The Allies troops are fighting with skill and spirit not inferior to those the The Allies are at last working in complete cooperation with strategic plan which gives unity of action hitherto possessed only by their The Allies have also fected an economic organization war that is char acterized by genuine German efficiency The Allies applying to material and financial resources far greater than those controlled by the Teutons The Allies have the freedom the munon markets of the world to supplement their own output, and they command unlimited in the worlds money markets The various nations of the Entente zeaous in the prosecution of the war as are the Germans and much Turks.
 The Allies problem then, becomes that of the checker player who has twice many left the board as bis opponent has His aim is take men," His funda- mental policy is the now familiar of "attron" If he can exchange man for man, or even three for two in the end he bound to
 The Allies are obviously trying, just so sweep the Central Powers off the European checker board
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-23

A three-yearold child of a South Denver man turned e hose on an lady door The lady sidcstcpped D avoid the water slipped and fell, and is suing the lther of the child for slO5OO damages The complaint ates. that the father is responsible because he allowed youngster to get hold of the hose. Moral: Keep our eyes on little Albert,
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-23

When a dispute goes to arbitration, complains th' cad of the locomotive engineers he men never get as much as they start out after" Naturally Who ever cts as much as he starts out after in arbitration 9 lwsuit or a business deal? And what reasonable maI expects to?
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-23

We've heard much about that submarine liner Ere ,4on. But is there a Bremen?
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-23

A good many American citizens seem to think that the Mexican problem would be satisfactorily settled every Mexican were working for some American.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
Gin Suiten mag jn
SuberfulpfS fmbren.

Sdmer5li@e uno gefahrltde 9on1pl1z
fatipnen fDnnen folgen, penn Shr TIM
beruuhldiiigt. Selb1t menn Elm 10 ernz
ties 5tapium erreidt lit, mag gdmmIs
Mlteratioe 2inberung bringen. yte9r
oen1 spor5ig Sabre lit es nett uno brett
aebrallht lpnrben in 1olden Sdllen NIT
fpohlthuenben gelultdten.
8enn nit irgen0 einem WeDt51n1toft
in bieier 8eiduDerbe gebruu6t, tperoeu
Sic beIten He1ultate er5telt, tpern per
9utient itrifte Mufmerflamtett gibt Der
9idt u1o genug 8uhe uno fr11de 9uTt
@egen 1eines 1eidt bereinbaren6en
SenbaIfs bon Calcium gblorio tit bieie
;3ubereitung ~pirfun9sbou. mo etn Sonic
aufborer ar1ge5eigt lit. Mls Elm Ierbe1z
I~erlnqsmittel Seq Naht1dtpeiBes bat es
iih ie6r riiBlih erprobt. gs fann per-
1uht merDen nit abloluter Stderbe1t,
bu es feine ihabhnften p0er 8%etpobnhe1t
formierenoen Mebi5iu1toffe irgeno elmer
Nrt ent6dlt.
GILMAN 2abpraturinn,, 8btlabelpbta.
Ierfauft ppn Der Wplttur Srug 0p~
ct. Gluub, Mtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
Cine erfolgret9e
SappfuIprtn9ung.
Man 1hreibt aus benz 6eloe:

Man 1arei6t aus benz Geloe:
@egen ben linten Jlusel bes gRez
giments toilette ii4 langgeitredt pie
Elm RuRel bic feinoli4e @appe Dor.
Die gntiernung betrug nur me6r
ungefd6r Is Bis 30 Meter. 5dgli4
Ipie iIe @erDerbsn in unlern poroern
@raben; tdsli@ muroen bic our&
9a%nDgranaten uns 5ugefugten Ser
lutte gr0Ber, oa sic gngldnoer im>
mer mebr Murf1t@erbett erlangten.
@ionisr g., Der oas am Jligel ftez
benoe @e1dit beoiente, 6egliidte Die
@appe einn1al in elmer @tunoe NIT
% Wurfminen, Der feit3ufteQenoe
@rfolg mar leiber un6efrteoigeno.
ST lteB ii4 oaourd o6er ni4t oapon
ubl4reden, meitcr oorii6er na95uIinz
men, Oh ii4 oenn gar teine M0gli@z
teit fdnbe, Dem l4einbar unDerz
munb6oren feueripeienoen unse6euer
irgenDmie bei5utommen. Wiae 1T
Ma9t! uno Der eilerne Miue fanb
cine M0glt4feit Wte Elm Srrlt4t,
I'M itet unb fladernD, tam i6m Der
@eoonte, getpann Damn a6er INNER
mebr bic 9elle unb 5eitigteit zines
fi9er leitenben 5terns. Inn ben Sc
banten IN bic Sat umfeBen gu t0nz
men, beburfte 8 nod Der 9ilfe els
res Rumeruoen. bie1er funb ii9 IN
Dem {pdter leioer gefauenen @efreiten
8. Der Sapfere mar ii6er5eust uno
burdDrungen DON Dem Plane uno
lieb ii4 audi ni4t our4 bic lp0ttiz
i9en 8emertungen anoerer, bic i'm
fir permegen uno unausfu6rbar 6ielz
ten, beirren, lonoern Der6orrte MANN
baft bei' benz einmal gefabten gntz
19lub. l1n0 10 ma4ten it4 benn
beioe &ameraDen gemsiniam an bic
Musfubrung oes Planes. SIS mar
itodftnitere Na4t. &aul4eno teilte
bisrstlen cine 2eu4trutete ben tor
rem gorbang Der 9untel9eit, 5ei4z
nete i'm @ra6en bea uno l4arf Die
1mrii1e Der in Der Radt 6inausipdz
benben Poften uno lieB DOR t6rem
trdumenoen Muge gelpenl ttI4e e4otz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
Sm0=Safptu.

2eoo. - 9ie Mrbeiten an BENT
@ieoeraltfbu1 Ser ct. Jrancts=eSn=
oioneridule, meldDe I'M pergangeren
SSanl1ar fat gar5lid] o%bgebrannt it,
ii11o iotpeit fortgeldritten, oaB unge=
f0hr $50 &inoer bereits Mufnabme
oorin gef unben boben. SIM Septem-
Der meroen bl1noert meitere ltnter=
funft finDe11. Die ct. 6rancis=MiI=
lion itebt unter Ser Mufitdt BON Sc
iuitenDdterr uno Sic Sdule miro BON
Observation-Disclosures geleitet.
IS utertomn. -8efannte Geo=
1rer aus Suo=Gafota un0 anberen
Gtoaten merben Gorleiungen balterl
o11f eir1en1 gerneiniamen 2ebrerinlti=
tut, bos DOM IL. Biz 5um %. sunni
on Gtaats=Gouege in @roofings ab=
gebolten tperoen miro fir bie Goun=
ties Gooington, Mooop &ingsburp,
Somlin, Miner ltn0 groofings.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
NransDliide Gtabl6elme nit Der ginz
unD Mu5lduBDffnung.
ten ibr @autelipiel trei6eu. Ratterno
!ebten bic Ma i4inengepe5re Elm,

ten ibr @autelipiel trei6eu. &otternb
{ekten bic Mai@inengepe5re Elm,
NIT pu9tigem 9teb a1es 2e6en ntez
bermabeno, oas in ben 8erei9 i6res
@4ubfeloes tam. 9o@ tubn Der
@efobr troBeno l9mangen ii4 unz
1ere beiben ptontere Iber Sic 8rui IT,
tpebr. na4bem Fe porber i'm @roben
cine 2abung BON 100 Pfuno @prengz
munition in @anbfdden gu ie 25
pfunb ferttggema4t uno gleih5eitig
orl@ I@on bic Drdbte Der elettrii4en
2eitung ungei@1ohen batten. 9iele
u%nge1eure2 ait NIT ii4 i4leppero troz
den lie, nte es nur m0gli4 mar, IN
Miatung Der @appenlptBe Dor.
Man9ma1 mo9ten Tie, bur4 oas
plDBli9e perrdteril4e Mufleu4ten etz
rer Ratete iber i6nen neranlaBt, fir
etntge Mugen6ltts 9olt, I'm bann Ben
gefobrz uno mubepouen Weg pieoer
fort3rieBen. sSebt mur ber feinoli4e
9rabtperbau erret@t; Der T@ meiz
term @orbrtnyen binbernb in ben
@eg ite1te. Mtemlos laui@eno uno
Zen Bid ms Duntel bo6ren0 perz
hurrten bic beiDen mieber cine 3eitz
lang bepegungstos. 9eodmpft gu
itnen berii6er orang oos @eiprd4
atpeier enslii@er poiten, oeren 3igoz
retten bier unb oa mteoer ountelz
rot aufglommen. Damn idien es if
men pl0bli4 losor. ols tper1r1 Elm
blanter @%eme6rlauf iiber bic 8ru1 t.
tpe6r Ser @oppe 6inausgelaoben, unb
frurrenb Der Si9erungsfliigel zines
@emebri4ofes umgenanot tpuroe.
Mber es mar nur Elm p6ontom i9rer
erregten @in6ilcungstraft, pie tie
bulb cine bon unierer Seite ab9ez
idohene 2eu@tsu9el belebrte.
5ur4t1os ies1en bic 5apfern nun
ihr Mert fort. G,ludliherpeiie mar
cine Ser 9armonitaz0 ra6tpal5en,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

aus melden ber 9rabtperbau BE.
ltanb. 10 bo4 oufgeltent, oaB nan,
auf benz 8aude liegeno, ii4 oarunter
fret bepegen tonnte. 9ier gru6en fe
Elm 2od bon ungefd6r 81 Biz l Mez
ter 5iefe, uno 5Dar nit ben 9dnoen,
UNI oas berrdterii4e @eraui4 Der
Spotsn gu permeioen. @on 3eit gu
3ett 1dohen unlere polten uber lie
6intpeg, bamit our4 ungepobntes
59peigen ni9t Der 0erDaat uno ste
Mufmertlamteit oes pa4enoen 5einz
oes erregt nlirbe. 2ebtere purbe
i6erDies ourd einen feinoli4en 5euz
eriberfau, ser pl0bli4 einiebte unb
lid aad lints ri4tete, abgelentt,
mas uniern Yionieren bei ibrer Nrs
belt lebr 3uitotten tam. Na4oem bic
SprengmunitioE tn benz auf 10 mib>
iame Weile gegrabenen Code auber<
oroentli@ gut Derodmmt porben
mar. pruften tie iorgfdltig bic 9rdb<
te Der elettrilden 2eitung, bic, nie
i9on oben bemertt, 9urber i'm @raz
ben an Der 2aoung angebra4t unb
nit fortge3osen. me6rfa4 serihen
poren. Ma4 N%usbeherung oes @daz
bens gelangen beibe unbemertt un6
notlbebalten 5uriid in ben f4ubenz
ben 5raben. !9ier botte ber 2ei<
iu%ngsrrifer bereits feitgeitent, baB
Der @tromtreis se1dlofen mar.
Na@oem Me1oung erftcttet tporben
mar, fam Der 8efebl gu 3unben.
Son elmer gepaltigen CRIB uno 2uftz
eri@itterung begleitet. ging bic 9ez
tonotion Dor ii@. 3mei 2eudttugeln,
Sic gleid5eitig BON uns a6geidohen
nuroen, perl054ten ougenblidli9 inz
folge oes 1tarten 2uftoruds. Sci
anbrehen6em Sage tonnte man feit<
itelen. baB bic @prengung bonn gez
puni4ten Grfolg begleitet, unb bic
@%oppenlpibe - Iomobl 8rutz ols
au9 Ridenpe6r - in elmer 8reite
DON s Biz z metern 5erit0rt NOR.
&infort mar inon iiher Dor ben
feiaol:4en Snnogranaten. Die beiz
len 5apfern aber muroen fir oielen
gernbe3u gigantilden unb toutu6nen
@tretd, ben tie NIT 10 bel 9eloen<
NUT, @nti4loHenheit unb Sattraft
ausfu5rten, nit Dem @%iiernen Rreu5
apettsr &lo1e ausge5ei9net.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
8ieber einmal 1T Ser Triblins
..4.L-l S.. L>1&o N~S4

8ieber einmal lit Ser Srmbling
ouf groen eingefebrt, Ser boloe @nit,
ser eine 6iiGe oes Shonen uber ,bas
meite 2ano ol1sgieBt. 0ie braune
Mderldoue unb ser armielige 6elo=
rain iin6 nit feitlid leudtenoem
Grim befleioet. Sic 8drten prarr=
gen int 6riiblingsflor;; iiber Sic @al=
ser Iegt iid ser erlte Smoragobo1td'
oes iurgen 2aubes, uno 6ie Sbit=
bd1tme iteben bal6 in boiler 8liitbe.
Sc lit Elm lt%eberidhpung rings in oil
0em &roipetr, 8liihen nno 8eioen.
@ie cine gol6ene &erbeiBung liegt
Sic reide Eradt iiber 0em 2an6e.
3oltberer 2en5 bm nit ieinem @tabe
Sos r1e11e @l1n6er bollbrodt. SCUM,
ibr Meniden, fre1et eud! @enieBt
an oas gh0ne 6rm1ben in Ser s6o=
pftng NIT offenen M1gen un0 Ser
SEN, oem tpie bol6 melfen 6ie Slit
tbe11> uno Sic id0nlte 3eit 6es Sab-
res lit mie6er ma1 6abin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
Ser vnerblnbenbe" Gplbat.

Die @olbateniprade an Ser Tron.
unb in ben Gtappen i'm Misnegebiet
bat f4 UNI cine eisentumli4e Mortz
bi10ung beretdert unO f4 oamit inioz
fern neientli4 perbehert, ols Dieies
5nar aus benz 5ran50f1den itamz
menbe, uber Der 5orm nod rein beutz
19e Mort Elm 14on etngeburgert gez
neienes fran50iiides Wort p0nig
perorGngt bot. 2ange 3eit ieit 8ez
sinn bss @teaungstrieges NOR mint
li4 5undait oas Wort nparti" III al
ler 9eutiden Munoe. rparti", III
@9ulbi9ern uberleBt nit rab9ereiF"
pirb bon ben 5ron5oien niat nur in
bielem @inne o0er I'M @inne Don
ntpeggesangen" ge6roudt. fonoern oft
au9 NIT etmas b0bniidem Beige
l9mod fir ngefloben" ooer nflu@tis",
tDenn etpa Der getitliae ooer Der
Srtsboriteber feline @eneinoe beim
9eranna5en Der 9eutiden perlahen
9at; ,parti" 1tno aber aud @a4en,
bic ni9t mebr bu iino, glei4Diel oh
Tie auf rdtielbofte Wei1e Derfdman=
ben, pber pb man iie muir berbeimltz
hen min. No9 beliebter lit aber eiH
an0erer Musbrud bon glei4er 8eoeuz
tung %gepor0en. 81 n'p (en) q plus"
Iast Der 5run5oie, res 1T niht mehr
ha", un0 CT 1ngt au4 pohl abges
tiir3t ma plug. Ser beuti4e Sol>
bat b0rte rnopliib" uno madte oats
aus rpoblibt". r8oblubt" ooer rDer<
blu6t" inb 3tgaretten uno ionfige
id0ne @enuBmittel, menn tie tire Be-
thinning erfiint baben, rperblibt"
inb ou9 @egenitdnoe, bic Ser @olz
sat berloren bat. sd uerbe iebt nerz
b1iben," fust Der Monn, Der fortges
ben ODER iid fdlafen legen min. uno
ieoer, Der @emeine pie See SHi5ier,
Der @iboeutihe pte Der Norooeut1de,
tennt bieies Mcrt, benz man au4 Be-
reits i'm l1rlauber3ug unb in Der 9eiz
mat inter @oloaten begeanet, unb
oos ale Musiidt bot, fd peiter I'M
9eere gu perbreiten. SSungit fanb it4
oos neue 3eitport au4 auf einer 4nz
ii9tspoittorte, uno 3par unter einem
ser bib14en 8ilber, sic Der Jelograue
81. 81umenfdein 5eihnet uno nerpie1z
fdltigen 1dBt. @s 1T bo Der ternige
Musipru4 r8erbliibe! Cont bauf bu
inne Mdte" burd Elm entfpre4enoes
Bilo inu ftriert uno oomit .rideint
Dag reue Wort gum erften Male in
beutf9en @9rifttum.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

Siour sails. - Sic vWfl1,
dotp 2ano ans Snpel intent So. bon
5iour Sails" bot iih nit einern &a-
pital BON $4,000 inforporieren lal-
len. 0ie Srforporatoren iino 9er1rp
M,tdo1p, 2ouis IS. Mtltdolu uno Mr=
thur $. Mu6osp.
9roofings. SIM bielige1
Stoats College miro am 10. Veai Ser
6elotog ur1o ont Gorabeno Ser De-
fIanatlonsauettbetperb Ser Sodlbu-
len 0es Stoates abgebalten meroen.
Mae Sodldulen bes Stoates> lotpeit
lie 8iege11 baben, meroen pertreten
iein. N11r Sodidulen bon Sllo=9a-
fota fonnen iid betbeiligen. Yre1s=
qetpinnerin i'm Sabre 1915 par Die
@odpldn1le BON @atertomn.
Mberoeen. - Sim 5onntag=
abe11o bot elm gruno Sen @eifaffts=
tbeil BON 8ath g. g., pernidtet uno
einen Sdooen BON $4,000 angeridt
tet, bem nur @eriid}erung in 9obe
BON $4,000 gegeniiber itebt.
2ea6. = 8ilhof Sobn IS. 2dtp-
Ter oats ct. Soul muroe am 9on=
,rerltog als 8iif,of ser futboliiden
.Ii0sele bon 2eoo unter ein6rudspol=
len 3eremonien bur4 ben gilhof
S@orman bon Stour Soils utrter
ailiiten5 5oblreider Trieiter initial
liert. Sci einem offentlif]en em-
pfange ont Mbeno, ser 5u ieinen St.
rem peranitaltet pa1rbe uno on BENT
iid 5oblreide gemobner au4 Der
meiterer l1mgebung betbeiligten>
belt Ser 1re1re 8iidof cine Inlpra4e,
in meldper er erflarte, oub er imn1er
in eriter @eibe 5u fin6en iein tperoe,
NO es sos Cute uno Cole 5u foroern
gelte, 6oB es ifon lei, fir oos @ater-
lo11o SIT fdnrpfe1r u10, >penn notbig,
s1 lterbel1, buB es aber SIT Den er1ten
Nflid1ten oes gl1tet1 8iirgers gebore,
-iir ous NuterlunO rihtig 5l1 leben.
Sic arone 6es berilhmte1r Weimo=
Iel1bultmes 3onatw sci 8uaDre bot
ei11en ltmfung bon mebr alS 1874 Wte=
fer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

Gs lit iett idon idhper, Die notbi-
gen Mannl9aften fir uniere feline
g(rmee n1f5utreiben, uno es miro
1oh ]dtperer merben, tpenm Die Mr-
NEE pergr0Bert miro. @abridein=
lid miiroe Sic Hefrutierung lebbafter
lein, menn nniere &egierlng nidt
sos @oIf in einen &rieg 5u 6rangen
lr,d)te, bon bem Size groBe Weenge
nidts millen tpin un6 fir BEN 8e'
geilter1ng gu entfa@en gerabe5u uns
m6gli9 iein tpiirbe. Sc lit niht
Idmer, cine @ergr0ber1ng ser Or
NEE 5u beidIieBen, aber mober sic
Soloaten nebmen un6 nidt lteblen?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11
@as ser @eltfrieg amf geiitigem

@as Ser Meltfrteg anf get1ttgem
@ebiet beoel1tet, 6rlH Srofeiior STU
oolf guden 10 aus: ultnier &arnpf
tit Elm &anpf gegen oie ergliife
9enfart, bie 6ie @elt ibren eigenen
lelblfiudtigen uno getpinniudtigerr
,3tpeferr nntertperfen min. 9ieler
Geilt Ser 6ripolitdt muBte Die SOL
fer in oer Mbgr11n6 fibren; oarl1m
muB oeutider @rnlt uno oeutlher
5iefiinn 6agegen a%ufteben." 9ieler
geiit ser 6ripolitat bot ieinen Weg
n1d nod Mmerifa gefunoen. Ser
tpabntpibige @e0anfe, Dos 2ano NUT
6em 6Iud uno oen 8ll1topfer eines
rtrrgeredten &riege5 5u belaiten, um
gnglan6s Munitions5ufubren 5n
iidern, lit feline Sru4t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-05-11

Iie 4rone oes beriihmtetr Wein1o=
le1boltn1es 3onrat1g sci @uaDre bot
einen l1mfurrg bon mebr als 1874 Wee=
fer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-18

unlly will be, but they will not be raised
to the former basis Of piracy without n
violent protest. In other words, they are
more or less satisfactory 70 the public, ana
L ordinary observation at hotel and res
taurant stands be any index the tnXicao-
bies are doing Aourshing business under
the existing price scale
The courts have sustained the ordinance
when it has been attacked from one angle
or another until there seems left hardly
conceivable point for further legal bat
lie. What is needed now is more taXicaos
to handle the business, not higher Fares
If the various companies would seek pros
perity from small profits on large bust
ness they would be better of in the long
run than by endeavoring to return TO the
old DAYS OF Indifferent service and high
charges.