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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17

ne / ienOre 9prol, o9 poa neore
Sion5oilo0en og Oeoparenoe rusiiif
5ren1gang gennen 9alroiltan beil-
moo Oioiul meO 9agoaobanen ionl
Dioal - oct er De i0ite ofiicielle
Ulel0inger ira Wien og Yetrograo.
Faa De eurige ari9sielter er Ger
ne9en glrtillerif0np, men li0en SSn.
fdnterioftipitet SGrli9 9elgien /
giGrbe0en al 8irnlll0e og ct. @eor.
ges og 5ronfrig olnfrillg gluo.
court og Ssien 30i % OsOman0s-
0eien gaorOoeit ior Geroun er glr.
tilleriet nftiut ira 6egae sSioer. =
SpIferne bar rettet nof ct SSnianteri.
mgreb inoO 0sien 30i, bpor ser
fsr bar itaaet iaa nlegen blooig
@nnp, men ogiaa oenne @ang ltran-
0eoe fSorIsget paa 6ranifInnn0enes
ISfGrmilo. Eaa Den risiiIfe
Sront baD0e 3pTferne taget en- rus
iiif lStilling, men Oe blen ltrafs
0repet tilbage oe0 ct Otoonngreb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17
Torboloet | Nerito.

&c iiolte Dieloingcr, IGrlig ira
@aIbington Dag til Mor1en, tp-
Der paa, at tSorboIOet til Merico
bcores. General Gorran5a og bans
Hdn0gipere foritoar MI beore Dor
@e1eriii9S W'otioer emo tioIigere.
General Scott nener, at Sen belle
'Sitltatbon M er minore Ippnot emo
nogen lSinoe Iioen 0illas Toqt mos
Columbus, q. %. General O6re.
gon fom til aonfereneen GI Ta.
10 meo life Iioen Mistmfe ongoa.
enoe 6en oirfeli9e 5eniigt meo
General aSeri6ines Slnardb Spbt
ino Merioo for at forfslee 8iIfa
og bans 9an0itter. 9e frpgteoe,
at en oirfelig Snteroention I Ieri-
co faa bag oeo. Denne Janfe ipnes
M Of upre fiernet beo 0onierencen
neflem @enerolerne Scott oa sSlln.
Iton og Obre1on | Gl paio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17
Gn frbgtelig l1lpffe.
Sretten Oienueifer orGbcs.

9lfron, g., rs. Nlai. = Ser ino-
trai slites en- frD9teIig lllpffc,
ioet en- 9teitalirant pluoieIig itprte.
Oe iamnen, meoens ~@riterne ipiite
til g0itens Sretten 9eriouer 6lep
flntit nnoer ghliuerne. Ser er 6iotil
iremoraget nj Gig. cgo Sioen Der.
al iaoneS to Berloner, % nitteu
eDietneifer fom ner eller minore
til Sfaoe.
9p9nin9en iaIot innruen iaa pluo-
ielig og iaa bnrtig, at oct fun Ipfte.
oes to eIler ire 4Serioner at fonme
no.
Ctte al DC oe0e er i0entificeret
De to liioeutiicereoe Gig iormooes
at UGre al Opoortningspiger. 9lf
oe iaareoe er iIere iaa aloorIig til
ifaoefomnet, at BET er 9ioet ON at
qere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17
Clog fig ielu | Naffen.

Naibiugton, .. g., 12. Naai. -
slnerifas nrite iSfriot / oets 3or.
6anrling meo @ntente .Wagterne an.
gaaenoe 9ebalrolingen of neutral
Sanoel oil blipe foriiitfet paa
@rllno al Den 9rloiel, iom inoe.
bolotes | ben tpife Sparnote al
o. Utai bDor ben feiIerlige 9ieee.
ring itotalte, at BEN Itoleoe paa, at
llniteo States 9etraotning al oe
npe Ororer, Der uar iroiteot angaa.
eIioe SiIbnlorine-arigen, piloe in
iiltere pna, at Storbritanien iagt.
tager internationale 9iegler angaa.
enoe SnioelsiamfGroiel % refer.
Uercoe iig viiilot Sanolefribeo",
meo minore oette Maal opnaaeoes
Get paaitoocs Dag nieo glnto.
ritet, at 1piflan6S Iote bapoe ban.
lteli9glort kSttltdtiollen % glort oct
iunnlligt ior uor 9iegering itrafS at
preSicruere 5OroriIlgen til oe slllie-
re0e, uoen at oct fom til at ie no,
fom Dor giegering bauoleoe iielec
0rore ira Tpiflanos 9ieeering, isl-
gclig oar Dor 9fegering ubiS ON,
rnar ben flnoe optaee JorbanoIin.
eerne nleo oen britiife 9iegering.
Oct fan faIoe ior 1piflano at
Ilaa iig ielu / gloffen oeo at prspe
paa at oiftere til 9aeeerinsen @a.
fbington.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17

eller min6re til Sfaoe. 3eatret neo-
br9note til @runoen.
9Ioriolf, ga., 12. 0lai. lln0cr
9ronoen ioni lao0e ct lem Gents
5eater Wallaceton, Ia., / 9[lte
! 0orgaars, onlfom 70 9ee9re, ale
suin0er og 8srn. 0ian antog ierlt
at 13 Oaenneifer bar omforanet.
2fanae al 9ernene 6leu tranlpet
ibiel / ben Banif, iom opito0. Go.
20 YerlOuer fom til .Sfaoe. 9ran-
ben ifpIotes eg @asolinefsploiion.
Sra Observation-Disclosures. Cara
togo Springs, %. g., f3. Moi.
9aa 0aetbooiItfirfens @eneralfon-
ference af6ol0teS OnsOo9s ct Ois-
De, boor 9feprgientanter ira Ofe.
t6ooiltfirfen IA 2anoe por til Ste.
De. Ger 6lep oplplt fortfatte0e 9iap-
porter ira &irfens 9(r6ei0e / oisie
Sanoe. 9l. a. uar Der 9ieprnientan-
ter ira &orea, SSapan, Snoien, l1ru-
gliap og Wierico til SteOe. 9lanot
9alerne bar en- fineliif fpiroelig
2Gge, Or. Wlarp Stone, Der beItp-
rer ct Metbo0iitboipital / ailrfang.
aind.
Saratoga Springs, %. g., II.
Ofai. gn ltn0erfonite | Ben metbo-
oiitiife @eneralfonference 6er far
be- iluttet at oprette en-
0etailbogbonoel / Gbicagos g2oop"
Diitrift.
Den ianrine aonite bar unoer
9e6anoling ct 6orilae on at title
Chicago paa lige 500 meo Ginoin-
noti og gfetp Dorf ionl Wtet6ooiltbp
og u0ngone en- lofal geitnrelIesfo-
mite for Gbicago. Chicago pil / iSil-
feloe bline ct tort Ofet6o0iitcen-
trlnl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17
gnrt epet Jnnn.

lSne Oregon. 9afer, Oregon,
II. Wtoi Ser iaIot / @aar Nat ct
ganife tpnOt Sag Sne. 5 0torges
par tSrltgtbIonliterne ileo9ffet.
8oetbals gaar al. Panania, 10.
Ufai. General @oetbal neooele, at
Dan ira II. SUM oil trpffe Jig
tilbnge lom @itpernsr ior aanal.
5onen.
@ilions ll9etur. 0eipport, 9eeips,
3d. 10. 0aoi. Frgii6ent 8ilIon
og Sitru onfom bertil / Gag paa
oeres ii9entlige 2pittur meo yUiaD-
Homer. gohten bar fnItet 9lnfer
/ Soonen.
Sne Spo 9afoto 0eaomooo,
e. o, 10. Wtai. 9tntten til 2er.
BAG og Ssltoas falot Der ira fire
til lefs Tommer Sne. Set ineeoe
ooer 6ele 9lacf Stills og 9eoro oe
9it for 9pen Oct irss ON Ratten
o9 5roiten oolote nogen Sfaoe.
en 0oftor oemt. 0en Dorf, 8.
Wioi. Or. 9en g. 9ieitrnan blep
| @aar ioentt go Cages Opbolo
Il 9lrbeiosbitiet ior at bspe ito0elt
Girflllprer ongaaenoe 5orbinoring
al garneisosler. Girfuleret er /
Sen6olo til 9lnflagen og 9omnnen
Smlosliterotlir.
gSorblros6epngelien. Charleston,
@. g., 10. Wai. Stoten SO. Sir.
9inias 6orbuosbepartement oil oen-
ne ltge isge at opnaa retslig 5or-
6lto moo, at Gafllpifibspnsiager
me0bringer beritlenoe 0riffe ON
@oro. 2ignenoe in6ifrpnfeoe Be
itenmnelier grloer allere6e for ile-
re Sernbanefompngnier @eit Sir.
ginia.
sSrp9telis arllotefsploiion. oafe
Sopntfong, q. $, 10 Mai 5
gltlns Bomber GonpanD's 6erupren.
oe GSabrif inotraf en- frpgtelig Gfs.
ploiion, iom la90e ire al Sabrif-
fens 9pgninDer 9fuiner. Man9e
WaenneIfer ifal bure 6rabt, men
oeres 5aI fenoes en0nl fife.
Stor @abe til Dale. geeip 0orf,
10. @'oi. Cen for fort Eio iioen
aios6e Stanonro Oil 0ireftsr,
Charles g9. 6orfneis' efterIaote
Teitamente er obergioet til Sfifte-
retten. SSfeGee Seitnmentet er Dale
ltnioeriitet betpnft meo Ell @ape
paa en- 6afo Milfion Dollars o9
Ieip 9orf 4Sres6pterian SoIpital
mcS to @ober paa tiIIanimen $3.50.
900.
aapflDpning ober Il. Q. 9eep
0orf, 10. Mai. Nero Glllb OF
9fmerica bar beiluttet at af6oloe
en- aonfltrrenceilpnning tbprs ober
9onoet. 9ganeli er uofaitet an
9falpb Gulit5er, Ger bar ifenfet en-
pofal for Ell anrlie Gapflponing.
Dil Mponineen ontnees oct, at Ser
oil bline opitillet Trnnier til ct
@elsb at 100000 Dollars.
airlpriierne tiger. gleip gorf,
II. Wiai. slntbracitfulmine- g ierne
er b!epet eiig ON at iorbeie Yri.
ierne pna 9lnt6raoitfiIl, og oil DAG
gibe oeres Getailbanolere oen for.
nebne lln0erretning 0esangaaenoe.
Erisiorbsielierne oarierer ira 10
Gents pr. Con for uGge" til 80
Gents pr. Con for n9ea alll". &c
nil trr0e / araft ira I. SUM os
til I. September oa pil pare bele
eiteraarst % ginteren. De nplig
tilitaaeSc beiere 2snninecr til Pr
beioerne eipes iom @riino til pris-
forbeielien.
9lfoeoe Yrnlioent Gleoelanos
Datter bill tiene blinoe Soloater.
NbiIaoelpbia, Vn., fl. Woi. Wiis
Gibber Glepelano, en- 9atter al ben
aiosbe grriioent, gennengaar ct
3urIus / ltnoerpisning for blinbe
|ocS ct berpnrenoe Snititllt. Otter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17

rig og meloe iig til Iieneite ue0 oct
an1erifanife Solpital / GelriIlp, og
naar arigen er illtttet oil bun lnre
blinoe lSol0ater at lele. YtiIS Gle
oelano er it6oannet ion1 Spge.
pleierife.
Mrs. Senrp SerrilI, ion er grit
ne0 Ell 5armer npr Council gluiiS,
5a, iatte Ell Dag lit pngite 9arn
neo pna Soroen be0 Sliet. Sun
iaa Ell aat / 9t9rbeoen og ja9eoe
Den bort, men / oct ianlnle bum
oenote fig bort, nngreb 3atten Bar
net, ioet Sen latte Gen0erne 0etS
9taffe. Get par neo 9as0 og nnppe
bun og en- 9ta6o fltlt0e faa oen
les. aatten bleb 0rpbt, og oope-
oct bIeo ien0t til llnioeriitetet ior
at faa set ain0erIegt, og set bite
lig, at GDret leo al Smoegalifob.
Barnet bleo itrafs unoerfaItet So
iteirbebanoling.
Wirs. Gatt fit Millionen. 99eiu
9orf, 10. Moi. Ger er dfiogt rets.
li8 aenOelie Sngen ongaaen0e
9irs. 5ranf 2esIies eiterlaote 5or-
nlue pan Ell Million Dollars, Iom
ifelge aiOeoeS SeItamente iflrlOe til
fal6e Wrs. Carrie G6apnan Gatt
for at benpttes uoelltffen0e til ,Srenl-
me al aDinoeitentmeretsicgen. Sire
al aioeoes 0ernebsrn neolagoe Yaa.
itono ont at bare berettigeOe til
Ell Del al glrpen. Retten bar inpio.
fertio life filnoet Dem orpeberetti-
geoe, og 0eillionen tilfaIoer iaale.
oeS apin0eiteinrneretten.
2snsfor6sielie. Sbonofin, go,
10. @aai. lSilfefirnoet 5. $. &
2. Gagle, Snc., me0oeler, at oet
bar gioet line 6olf en- 2snsfor6grl-
ie al 10 Grocent df 2ennen og
bar neoiat 9lrbeiostioen ira 81 til
10 Elmer il9entIig Oufring 5000
@erloner uil moe goot al 9eilut-
iringen 2snsforbsielien % 9feO-
inttelien al 9trbeiostiOen par fri-
pillig.
@reenpille, ga, 10. Wfoi. Wel-
lem 400 OF 500 g(r6eioere be0
8reeroilIe Gar Company bar faaet
laat til 9snnen. 9ensior6sielien
beIeber iig oct tbele til ca. 5000
Collars.
iStor @ron0 / 3nlut6. 0uGnt6,
0finn, 9. Moi. Gn SloebranO,
iom raie0e ber @aar, soelogoe
@ienoom for 100000. @n 9fpffe
9D1ninger en- 9re00e al fire anar.
taller mellem @nriiel0 9(oenue og
ct. 2ouis 9ugten, blep eoelagt.
Soobnnens 9itffebro og Oen iteritc
Gel al 9lGaer4Smit6 2llnlber Sos
SrGopIag leo innine Sfnbne. @u
Gel al 9roen, iom ior6inoer SIT
perior meo 0ltlut6, brer6te, iaa
al Sraiif nellem 6e to 9per er
itanbIet, oeiaa Sporoeistrafiffen. 3
Menneifer omfom iom 6slge al
9ranoen.
ct eienoonlmeligt Iilieloe. sll.
lentoipn, Tn., IL. W1ai. Haltor
eripin 9i. Sitter oeoe Der @aor
al Faralpie, iom Fan paaorog Jig
for nogle Gage iioen, oa ban Gran.
feoe" i'm sliltomobil. glfos0e bar
Graiiioent Ior ben lutberlfe airfes
Observation-Disclosures og Ell inoen
ior lit firfelige Sanliitno meget
fen0t @ialro. San bleo AZ 9lar
galrrntel.
Gn Spoger al bnnt, Der ligeleoes
onr Irpit, osoe for no9le aar ii0en,
mems ban bar | Serb meO at
,,craufe" fin 9liltomobiI, og bans
Snr bfep for nogle Minaneoer iioen
brrbt Ell 9liltomobilulpffe.
Gn lt5pggelig 9rano. 9sorton,
8a., #. Wfni. 5 en- Brand / ct
Observation-Disclosures | oen lille gp
@alleceton, 3d., tolp MiiIs gei
Iberfro, ifnI eiter Gorlpoenoe tretten
Iescre bore omfomniet en- 9Sanif
ionl epitoo. Snmtioia ifal mellen
30 % 40 Hesre bore fonrnet mere
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17
lnrneu ruuNt.

arditige 9aaone. 9onoon, 8.
0iai. Gn eneelif SoIoats Suitru,
Der lit 3pillin9er, bar laoet ger-
meme 0ebe uSbrapnel" og u9po-
bite. Oct oar 6enoes @}no, ser
er | Sfpttegraoene, iom ioreIlog
9tabnefe.
lllanobeo ON Yopen 9onOon, 10.
0tai. Get meOoeles oiiicieIt 6er, at
oct nnerifanife 6orlp0en0e ON, at
9aOen 6auoe benoen0t Jig til 4Sr9-
lioent 8illOn ior at aiunrge ct
epentllelt sgrlO inellem llniteo Sta
teS og SpIflan0, iopner etbpert
SrltnOlag.
Dc irife 9fationoliiter. De irIfe
9fationnlilier peotog pna ct Mte0e
ben II. 9tai en- 9tGffe oigtige 9ie-
iolutioner, buorai en- 9aar no paa,
at oct bil e9e 9itterbeOen SrlanO,
lelp 6oS Soft, Iom life bar pnret
/ Spnpnti neo Oprererne, bois
Der fortiGttes meo at 9enrette Soft,
og at 6et er | 9iigets eQen Snter-
este iaapel iom / Srlanos, atarigs.
looen mi opbUpes.
st 0tptteri oeO Sapa. 9(niter-
Dam, 13. Wfai. Sra gatapia teIe.
graferes, at Der er uobrllot Wiptteri
blanot 9eIGtningerne paa ire 6ol-
lanoIfe 'SlagIfibe oeo Sapa. Gre
Sunore0e Mano ira Sfibene for-
loo 6isie og brog | Hrocesiion gen-
mem @aoerne @elteoreoen, en-
SorItab til 9atapia. 'SoIoater al
@nrnllonen tog I'll iSni1ge 63 Ufaho
iom bleu itraffet.
Oet norife tSil0e-9Goentpr Zen
npentprlige SiIoe-S -Snlon pco Sc
norTfe 9piter nprn1er liz MI for
oenne @ong lin s(fililtiiing. Sang
item bor Iige til &c iioite Gage &.
glpriD bofbt Tia oppe paa Sen bio-
tibige &eforobeioe, og oen iioIt fore.
lieeenoe Opgsrelie oper iSdigitens
Sotnlluobptte nfier set enorne De
fsb al II Millioner Ser.
VoIafferne iaor Sirlp. 9onOon,
10 m-, IA, o,y,oflEo 0in,ar,.,,,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17

On u5pagelig gsrano. 9sorton,
@a.. #. Wsai. 5 en- Brand / ct
ainenlotogroiteoter | oen lille @p
@ulleceton, In, tolo WiiIs Bel
Iberfra, ifnI eiter Sorlpoenoe tretten
Iegere bore onfonnnet en- Tanif
fonl epitob. Snmtioia ifal mellem
30 % 40 Negre bore fonmet mere
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17

ToIaffernc iaor Sirlp. 9onOon,
13. Mai. Gen cngelIfe Neaerina
bar finrogiort, at Den efcepterer ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17

s0fosoc 9SrnIioent Gleoelanbs
Datter bill tiene blinoe Soloater.
VbiIaoelpbia, ga, II. Mai. Miis
Glitter Gleoelano, en- 9atter al ben
afosbe Prriioent, gennenlsaar ct
aurius ltnoerpisnins for bIitbe
oeb ct berpnrenoe Snitihit. Otter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17

at 5aoe fuloiert fin llooannelie er
oct 9en0es g(gt at reiie til 6ranf-
rig og meIoe fig til Sieneite oe0 oct
anlerifanIfe SoIpital / 9teuiIlp, og
naor Strigen er ihittet oil bun lare
6linoe SoIoater at leie. giiis Gle
oelano er itboannet Iom Spge.
pleierife.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17

Sne Oregon. 9afer, Oregon,
II. Wtai. Ser iaIot @oar glat ct
8onife tpnot Sag Sne 5 0torges
par 6rliotbIonriterne ine0affet.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-13

STEALING OUR THUNDER.

Republican newspapers over the state-n Laporte.
Gary and elsewhere-are having a terrible time over
the quAstions that asked OF Candidate Hughes
couple Sundays since, which would indicate
that they pretty singing questions; perhaps I'VE
builded better than knew" There is consola-
ton in it, however that these editors have fond
that Nh Hughes viii probably the questions.
beauty Of which that for our furnishing
with the tip along with the questions sub
mitted, they might be sweating still anticipa-
ton OF their Candidates inability to answer
Our republican friends thank us for providing
them with this relief From their microcephalsm we
confident Of their forthcoming mental anguish
and inability TO frame aHbi for themselves or cand-
dates that threw the bait in advance that Mr.
Hughes is not among subscribers and heavens
how they grabbed it, OF course. their readers
who do not see The News-Times will assume that it
startlinE original discovery; their
have displayed some wit
II seems to be great relief to them that Hughes
will probably hear of questions" he will
He viii hear of them great many times before the
election in November and that ALL but he will
10 answer Eat" them. too.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-13
WITH OTHER EDITORS
THAN OURS
THE LONG-LIvED.
CToledo Biade.)


Uncle William Claxton. who lives
not far from historic Cum berland
Gap. is 103 years old. In all his
life, he has never worn a coat He
has never called a physician at
least for himself, nor experimental
with the weird medicines of home
brew Any time now, he can walk
10 miles without resting and. at the
end Of the Journey. solemnly swear
tnat he isn't tired at all.
What gives some men their mar
velous grip on vitality is still one
of the worlds mysteries. For all
the advancement of science. the i'm
proved methods Of investigation and
the astonishing intimacy that the
medical profession has with the hu-
man body, we still do not know why
life hangs on 10 one man like a
Texas tick and deserts another at
the first sign Of trouble Habits or
TIE freedom from habits gross ap-
petite or moderation. comfort or
what 10 most OF Us would be harsh
living. do not seem 10 have anything
to do with IT, There are long-lived
in cabins as there are in mansions.
among the poverty stricken as
among those who are pampered. II
there Is anything which plays a
part in this business we can feel
confident about II is cheerfulness.
These old people seem 10 have been
born without the capacity 10 worry.
They have taken things as they
came. calmly in time Of distress,
unexcitedly when good fortune fell.
OF Uncle William Claxton we
know nothing except what we have
recited But IL is fair 10 infer that
person who can get along for a
hundred years without a coat has
also managed 10 keep cheerful when
his best milk COW wandered away.
ris favOrite coon dog expired and
deeper sorrows crept TO his door.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-13

so much toward almost irretrievably
prostrating the republic, and whose
cutlawry has brought 1t 10 the brink
of war with the United States.
There are probably many Mex
leans in Mexico itself who feel as
does this one regarding the cOun-
try's distress, but they are fearful of
their lives and dare not give eX-
preston 20 their emotions.
There is no hope for the nation
presided over by Carranza so long
az he and his advisers remain in
power IL is marching steadily on
ward toward the ultimate extermi-
nation which must inevitably arrive
when a populace is given over TO
the will Of bandits. The soldiery OF
Mexico has become 10 mean Moth
ing more than an organization of
thieves and murderers, and even the
pretense Of orderliness has about
been abandoned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-13
SLANG IN SCHOOLS.
lPeoria. M. Starl

Educational men are now much
concerned over the increasing use
q slang in the schools and colleges
OF the country. They find. 10 quote
enc writer. that il is indicative OF
.'careIessness. inattention and a lack
of concentration, which is having
the most deplorable effect upon the
less student body OF the average col
lege" Doubtless this complaint is
we'll enough sounded. The chief
characteristics Of the average high
school or college student are evil
denced by an excessive use OF to-
bacco. a bulldog pipe. disrespect OF
his elders and superiors. a low idea
OF morality and a supreme con-
tempt for the opinions OF anybody
else. The youth Of this generation
are no. 10 blame for this condition
Of affairs. The laxity OF the aver
age parent. the fads that have crept
into our schools. the thousand and
one "isms that divert attention
from the rudimsnts Of education.
from the old-fashioned virtues OF
industry. sobriety and honesty. and
a wholesome respect for the birch.
which had the effect OF making our
fpthers grow up into rugged citizens
with proper respect for their elders
and also a proper respect for the
laws or the land is TO blame One
trouble with the average youth Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-13
MAYOR KELLER,s GOSHEN SPEECH.

We might guess from Mayor Kellers address before
the Municipal League of Indiana in convention at
Goshen. possibly he has some more Rum villages
IN mind that buy. His complaint that
the bond 900 low He would like to have the
fixed that municipalities can go deeper into
debt He saws his reason is that the present mita-
tons bar to cities owning their public
utilities Somewhere between buying woodlands for
parks and operating public utilities doubt lies the
real his whichever is
both the policy Of extending bonding opportunities will
stand inspection.
heavily bonded city no credit 10 It's people The
municipality should be something example to
the populace Going into debt is bad business: lying
debts back" Especially in public life the
present that pay its way-except be actual
neeessites-and would shift payment for its
fences upon the future is mortgaging generation
without is speculative character. and
ought 10 he tolerated. While ordinarily we are
FRIENDLY TO municipal ownership public utilities
way TO undertake it 10y OF a sinking fund.
building up thus accumuating the means for
cash Possibly the next generation would not
thank to unload upon a lot OF utility junk and
top Of that mortgage debt securing payment for
che junk which the paying generation might not want
Besides. Mayor keller ought to worry his head
about public utilities nrtl we can successfully
operate the that have the community shat II
designed serve being thoroughly saturated We
refer city water system incident 10 which there
is considerable section OF south Bend clamoring for
water that IT get and which works
seems to be making effort TO supply. Our water
system seems have been installed folk of
the heightened sort We have no reason TO ex-
rect this experience Mayor
more energetC about building 10 supply the whole
unity with electricity. street
II the city owned those utilities than he about serv-
certain sections city
OF course municipal ownership makes a splendid
topic for srandstanding exhibit his tnteli-
gence over To is subject YOU can talk about in gilt
tering generaHues and appear have appropriated
AL the wisdom OF the ages And as the public gen
orally has it for utilities and generally with
degree Of Justification. YOU talk municipal
ship and have the general public nearly always with
you. 1t les reason Of this and the fact that the
mayo already municipality owned utility under
his jurisdiction that he operating any con
siderable sign of understanding IFS functions that
fail 20 take his address Goshen ultra seriously
There is more 90 the proper functions Of municipal
ownership than display Ths fundamental purpose is
and a that service there should be no such
thing sect.onalisr. and no smart sets"
These people IN the west end who are petitionins
board OF for water mains and for sewers
that they may the condition Of things about their
homes. and live IN a somevhas more modern way
beneficial both their health and their morals are
within the scope of properly operated public u,iity
70 accommodate OF course water mains are things
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-13
MAKING NATURALIZATION HARDER

All over the country the that have jurisdic-
ton the naturalization Of foreigners using
greater care and discrimination One judge New
York city recently turned down nearly so applicants
out Of l25 the ground that they nsufhcienty
informed. Formerly every man might have been ac-
cepted
Presumably those rejected elens will stay alien
cut will busy and themselves for passing
the examination. Eventually they may become excel
lent
one of the chief causes OF the imperfect American
zaon of foreign bern citizens years has been
that their citizenship too lightly and easily con-
ferred. How could they esteem a great obfgating
privilege membership in our civic organization that
was given by wholesale and perfunctory
tests and unimpreSsve ceremonies? The harder new
conner has for his franchise. the he viii
be hued for it and the higher he will prize it.