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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02
A Supernuous Admonition.

uDohl
the part Of President WILSON to urge
this country to keep cool at the pres
ent threatening crisis. Under the
hypnotic influence Of the calmness
that has prevailed apparently at the
White House during the past three
years the people Of the United States
have contracted the habit Of remain
Ing calm. ven under the most trying
circumstances. As a nation we have
e plainly how, ms illustrated at
Vera Cruz, II Is possible for an Amer
lean Administration to make war that
is not wholly war and peace that Is
not wholly peace. We have been
taught to indulge In wntchful wait
ing until the process acted like a
sleep producing drug upon millions Of
our countrymen.
When, since the present world con-
f1agration began, have Americans as
a whole been anything but calm?
Our countrymen have been murdered
at sea and across the Mexican border.
outrage after outrage has been perpe.
trated against our flag and against
our rights under international law.
but rs n people We have displayed no
signs Of hysterla, we have as indi-
viduals gone our respective ways with
seemingly assured confidence that the
honor of u nation was safe in the
hands Of those to whom It's main.
tenance has been committed.
This admirable GOODNESS exhibited
by the people Of the United States
at recurrent crises that would have
tried the patience Of a nation Of
craven images shows no signs OF
changing to ~feverish excitement even
under the e~xasperating International
conditions that prevail at the mo-
ment. That this encouraging fact Is
due to phlegmatic Indifference to ma
tional obligations upon the part of
the people at large is not believable.
II is more satisfactory to cling TO the
conviction that our countrymen,
weary Of watchful waiting though
they may be and no longer under Il
hypnotic influence that lasted too
long, have never changed their minds
regarding the basic issue involved in
the cumulative menaces Of recent
years, that American rights and ideals
must be defended and conserved. no
matter what, In the end, shall he the
sacrifice demanded.
This nation remains calm. remains
cool. But It's eyes are now no longer
blinded to the truth. its ears are no
longer deaf to the warnings that come
10 us from within and from without.
II the voice that should have called
attention TO our conntry's perils long
ago has been raised too late. II the
machinery Of our guiding mind al
ways moves too slowly. the nation Is
to be commiserated, not blamed. A
people that has watched quietly and
waited patiently IL not likely TO go
into Mysteries at the wrong time. But
school children get used, of course. to
unnecessary advice given by their
teacher. The teacher. II he IS on
| scientious, must indulge now and then
in superiuous admonitions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02
The Night Schools.

To close the night schools Of New
York would close n door of oppor-
tunity, obscure a vision OF hope, s,itlc
ambition, replace wholesome associa-
ton with foul. tenant the sidewalks
with lurking forms. duh with despair
hearts which had thrilled with cour-
z and add to the profits Of hun
dreds Of corner grOggcrips.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02

pam. whether her captors call her a
prize or a cruiser converted at Sra,
that Is 10 say. n naval auxiliary. will
have TO leave Norfolk when able to
do so. or her German crew will be
informed. while the British uon.com-
batants on board will have to he
released.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02

In the Far East has been oficiaily
denied by Japan. 1t was q clumsy and
stupid invention. by entering into
such a treaty Great Britain would not
only offend her other ally Russia and
ALLEVIATE China but she would increase
the tension Of her relations with the
United States.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02

the Hon, w, w. BAILEY. Represen-
tative from the Nineteenth district of
Pennsylvania. refuses to count votes
by cheers when the President takes
his side Of the defence debate before
the people. But presumably when
Papa BRYAN hits the trail vox populi
will be heard in earnest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02

The Harvard law faculty. almost
unanimously, indorses the nomination
Of BFANDEIs. Yet Harvard students.
in one Of their publications, have urged
appointment Of professors less hide
bound by the Conservative tradition
OF New England,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02

In the death OF Sir CLEMENTS MARK
HAM England has lost II of her
grand old men and the world a great
geographer, British India owed more
to him as the ~introducer of the Gin
chona tree from Peru than could be
credited TO the account of many Of
her Viceroys, The celebrated meet
ings OF the Royal Geographical So
ciety will now lose half their interest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02
Guarding Mis- Sock,

From the Dubuque Telegraph Hrrad
I vii not he responsible for any debts
by any one other than myself.
Law HOGS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02

To IHs ENRON ov THR SrS-Sv, Mr..
Myron knight shirtx 10 superintendent or
the Idbsrty-u Union Laundry In this city.
Can he get in? x
ALBANY February 1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02

To II EDITOR ~ THE SUS--Sr Poor
Nj. Gehr.e' You only have 20 give these
Germans rope enough. $ X. WILSON.
SwARTHAoRE. Pa, February !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02
Method.

A Zeppelin saw a lightning stroke
And watched the babe II slew.
And then In admiration spoke;
Are you the Ksiser's. too"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02

Football. like baseball, has its in
door winter season when the faculty
plays h game. The professors never
fail to put their man "out Of the play"
their interference" Ia %pluperfect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02
Referred to the Committee on Ap.
praisal.

To THE EpIroR OF TIRE SuN-Sr: II
you were to rank Governor Whitman
On whom q occasionally fnd a faw)
ard President Wilson on the relative
merits Of their appointments which one
would YOU rate the higher?
JoHS w Campbell.
NEWARK. y J., February T..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02

The report emanating from Berlin
that Great Britain had signed a treaty
recognizing Japanese preponderance
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02

Silent assassinations are in fashion.
and the cream pun Ia not less deadly
than the chemical cartridge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02

~ We have compreheuded cn-rsr
the system Of state and local TAXATION
the local tax district has exclusive Iurs.
dictiou Of tn" assessment OF real and
personal property" SAYS the minors. 70.
port, and 1t cannot be taken away from
II except by the amendment OF the Cor.
s'itution.
"A general tax on individual ard cor.
porats comes - IN the nature OF a tax
on property, by whatever name IL may bs
called, and hence II cannot he levied 81.
cept by the local assessors. II " admitted
hat the imposition Of a state income tax
by local assessors would he as great A
failure az the present personal property
lax. II. on the other hand. the tax Il
constitutional, under Our Federal ss
tenn and under tho peculiar condition..
existing IN the state Of New York. Il can
be evaded easily ny the NONRESIDENT.
Thus an element ~ unfairness AM
discrimination VIII be injected into ,hs
law which will create a minority Of ta,.
payers and a majority OF tax dodgers
on In. other hand We have shown ,hs
the state " New York has built up IN
the last thirty years a centralized sy.
TEN OF indirect taxation based on fran
ch!ses. privileges. excuses and lcenses
that brings into the state treasury n
most s5o,ooo. 900 u taA.s annually a.
comparatively nominal expense.
Although this system may n. 81
terdei ad lib.tun to produce any ,.
qu!'ed amount Of revenue when aprii.d
To- TIE sam. base OF taxation We deem
it neither necessary nor eApe1icnt 70
the state to seek any n. source o, rev.
er1:.
Lends ia t~onfusiOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02

~ ou, friends ,cho ,aror ss ,ci'h monu.
scripts and Givstraftons for publication uish
10 have rejected articles returned Mev must
N all coscs send stamps for fhot purpose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02

Colonel ROOSEVELT did not call the
Good Samaritans Of the newly opened
orthopedlc d~ispensary Levites.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-18
@cbr=S
.3lt 1 Sent SOS Stiif lit Ser Sc
i4aftsnele 0ieler s3eitllna.

Ser @eidaftslteIle bieler Seitll1,g
limo, lpie bereits mieoerbolt bcrid-
tet, Ollrd oie Sectional SLID Society
5lt @ltniten Der straightforward Ser
Gentralmad}te cine grobe Mll5abl bon
We6r-Siilfs11tarfelt 5l1geldidt nor
ben. 0ieie Marfem 1perben auf grie=
fen 1T 0eriel6en @eile gebralld)t apie
Die an1erifaniid)en @otben &rel15
Marfer, oie alliabrlid Dor @eibnad=
ten 5llnl &crfauf gelangen. Sic fp-
ltel1 ,lltr eil1en Gent Oas Stiid nro
madden iid in. ibrer fin tleriidel1
Mns~ fiibrllng alrf 9riefen llnb 9adc-
ten iebr bii6id.
9enr goritalro Ser gercitigullg
gebDrcl1, pie mir ltlls iiber5eugtl@ &
lben, DISQUALIFICATION oil, Dellelt riif4
|6altlos gertralten entgegengebradt
|lpcrOen farm. Sic Gerciniglllg lteGt
%lilters Oeit 4roteftorat Des oentld6elt
gofld)afters ltr1o 0es DIterrcih-maga=
riid)en @ei1aftstrdgers. GinIeitel1o
i1rcibt Ser $. Mbeles, Sefretiar 0eg
%gsationalen @iiIfs.@ereins lt,t0 leit
lultgem l. aSpredcr bes G~urnbeSirfS
Seem Dorf,' isSSol.enOes: 3a
nSbne lpiclo sllifieEn SIT MAIDEN,
gdt iid ST. 9eginlt bieIes sSabres obells
%geftanitfe @iilfsgele1idaft 5lltr 3tpea
dc, Der bcrcits tint gSai1len altsgeipros
Hen 1T, gebilOet -A Don Oetm Stano=
Mtnft aitsseDeab, .OaB mas nltd fir
6ie Alotbleioenoell boil ltnierer geite
|Dier 9elde6cn fann ME ST. piel lit
l1n6 ME geltiigel1o iei1t fann."
Sdasmcilter Scr gtreinigung lit
Eoer 'bicr altf's 9elte Befaltnte l@erf
Sltbert Gillis, Grdit0ellt Der @ern1a=
nia 2ebens gerliderltngs @ejea-
ld)aft uto Der 9elltldDen Sparbanf int
Seem Yorf nno Gralioent &err aarl
@. Nellboff Nraiioelrt bes 1eutiden
@ereias, Der mgeieben0lten Seem
0orfer Organization.
SIS miro nielnan0, altb nidt Ser
Sefretar, Ser fat leine gan5e 3eit
6ieiem Siilfs1perfe mi0met, fir leinc
Maibapaltllng III irseno enter @eije
entidaotgf.
9ie @ebr=SiiIfsmarfett fins fit
Ben Yreis Don 1 Sent pro Stiif iii
Der @eidaftsitele 0ieier 3eitung err
bGltlid.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-18
1cntId;cs sheatcr.

Gin dltberlt acnnbrcidler Mbello
'itebt Sen &ellld)ctn Oes Sltrllcr
0psrnhaltlcs an nadlitel Sonlltag
bcpnr.
Bur sluifiibrunla gcIonat Scr 8
.ufti9c SdNuonf nul Nildpr nlo
SSornp Ser Mabellpatcr". Sdlorl
Scr Sitcl allein beiagt, onb cs ctlpas
SIM 9ad)cn gibt. Gas aclilat abcr
nid)t, mon fam rtbia ia9cl,, oas
Stiid lit p5ltnt sd]rcien tonliid}".
9es Stiid bciibt,sillc ipld)e Iiille bon
@it nno Sdlagfraft nllo cl1tDdlt 10
piel forliihe Sitllatipncn, oab oas
EllhIiflun Don Mniang bis SIT Gnoe
in Scr lcitcrltcn Stilrtalllng gebaltcn
miro. Gieier Sdapollf Fat lid, ais
3ngfrait altf allclt o~clltld)cll 9iibl1cn
beuabrt luro miro intnlcr germ aele=
Zen.
nS6crc is a rcaion". llllo Scr
@ruao lit Der, BOB Die Gid1ter Sc
ltoltcn auf Sic @iiblle %ltellel1, in benerl
lplr alfe Setaltltfe 5lt leDcl gldltbel1
ullo DOB JIG elm Milicll %id)ilocrll, Oas
Scoenr, Ser NIT fleinltaotiid)ell Ser
haltnillct Dertrallt lit, familiar CT
ld)einr.
Alle @iitalieoer llltiercs oal1tideu
Ilcaters, bon oel1cn cilligc it oen
lctten Soaet ollf @altipicl=Heiien
iparel1, iiro luieoer bier l1l1o in gro
Ben 9follell beld)aftiat. Iic Ian1crl
Sarall, @rilefllcr, @al1t6crg, &ralls,
Gcnglcr ltto Die &errcn Gurib, Sol
maltll, @fiiblban lulb griidller. -
Ger Gorucrfauf in &anlcn's Mppt6c=
fe bot bereits b%egonncr.
Ser aniang Ser Goritelllng lit
Gin plertcl Dor ad)t llbr, moraltf mir
.bcio1oers allfnleflam mad)cu!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-18
6taot nnb Gonalp
Treitas, Oen Is. Jebrnar.
Glciue @tabt=gieuigleiten.
@ci &uitcn, Grfdltnl1gen uifp.
l1nler @rulttbce, @rllItpaliillen n1o
Sliltcnbnlinnt. Niepc's IpotDcfe.

Gic gceroigung Don @crrll
&arrp u. Ginger miro bcltc 9tad=
llittng llnl 5lpci lllr Don 9fiiicn llllo
&artmig's 9eidcnbeitattllngsgai6aft
aus nod Dem Iairnlollnt SSrieObof
ltattiillocn. Nrellmoc lino sun Srall=
c~ricicr miQfpllllcll, bod) gcbt Sic
&%cilctuno olf oel 5ricobof pripat
ror Iid).
gls Gertretcr ocs Davenport
slllto Gltb miro @crr 6. 5. @puo
bon Scr Soma 9lltto l1no Giro Cont
Fanp on ocnl helltc III Gcs Moilles
1tattfinocnoen &onareB filr quite
SolloltraBel tbeillclmcn. Sl4e gro
Zen Srgmliiationcl oes Staates mic
bic Soma @anfers' sliiociotiolr, oas
@roBcr Soma &pnlitc llno gl1ocre
lpcrocn ati Dem &ollarcB pcrtretcl
Icin.
Ser Ncaer Irol,f Suff, apcld)cr
lcincn %Haliegenoiien @oqparo Green
bcidptloigtr, i'm nit cillen1 Galirnel=
icr in @ciiht bearbeitet SIT haben,
iooab CT dr5tlihe @iilic in In}prltd
nebnlcn mllBte, maroc pprgalterll, i'm
9oli5eigcridjt 5l 10 Gaeelr @eiallg=
niB pcrllrtbcilt, niabreno Ser altgcb=
lid1c Galirmelicrhclo Green NIT elmer
@el0Itrafc BON ST unl0 Sen Soften ocs
G%crfabrcl1s baOotfan1. Green ltcllte
i'll Ibreoc, @uff a11gegriffcn SIT Ia=
ben.
Sl Song @rope lit anl 3iclls=
tag slbeno 6rdltleil1 @inllic Mobcrt=
Jon, cine Sphter Don @crrl1 llllo
Ira1 S. IS. Hobsrtion I'M elterlidJen
Seine NIT &err1 Hobcrt Sliper, ci=
11cm Soblle bon 5errr1 uno sSral1
Sal1lcs Slipcr BON Song @ropc ol1rd
Rcp. @argis BON Der Gong @rope
Gbrlltiat Stride gctrallt murocn.
Sralt5cltgclt marelt 6ra,tlain Ml1nn
&allacc BON IegSitt nlto @err Ser
bert Glapp Don Gong ;@rope. Nady
Der Srallllll9 iallo cine @od5eitsfcicr
filr 40 .gclaoene @alte ltatt. .Ias
Naur bat eille ~ d5sitsre iie aqngetrc-
ten iltno miro ppnt 4. asGar5 ab sic
Sdrln ocs ghesha,l1cs I'M Ser Mdte
lllpeet soHa l@rope fNpir1bidaften.
70 FFHEF "TH - EHNt rs - NtH HttT FtL
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Minl1ie u. Martens nno @atte an
Ml1alllt n1o Sobn 9angfel6t, 2ot 8,
9lof |, Neteriea's Iooition, ST.
S. Q. Cornell .li11b Jral1 an Mql1es
Morriion, Got 81 nno gbeil bon 2ot
q 8lof 3, Narf gielp s(obitipll ST.
s.. s. McGulough 11no. SSra1, an
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MtcG lelano Garf gOoitiol1, 81.
George s. Sart H.. 81. an gotpilt
9tl1bl, Got s urb Sbeil pblt Got 80,
M}cGlelan0 3arf Io0ition .$3,t25.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-18
@arme Mucrtetiunug.
Gin oiran5oic ii6er bic beutidc 5iiriorse
fit 6rie9sgcfangcnc.

Ginen id0nen 8eipeis fir bic Sir
forge, Die Oeutl9e 8cbDrben benz
torperlicben ulO 9eiitisen Mpblc Der
4riesssefansenet 5%utpenosn, biIoet
Der naaite1en6e 8eri1t zines frons
aOiif9en @eiftliben iiber Oie @inlpei=
bung zines neuen @efangenenfrieb6oz
fes in einem srpBeh beuti9en Rrieasz
getangenenlaser. @s 9eibt bari1t lit
tpDrtliber lleberiebung:
pWean barf es 1lns ti6t ibelneb<
men, tpcnn mir bei 8eginn unIerer
Snternieruns, Die Grage iteuten:
nMns miro ipoDl oie @sfanaenldnFi
nit iid bringen?" Wir nurosn plDbz
lid aus unlerer 9eimot uno unfez
rem Gepobnbeiten berausssriIen uno
in frembes 2ano perfeBt. Wir mub=
ten u1s in neuc @erbaltniKe ein.ebcll,
Der 9nfang mar iebr l9nierig, Bic
Dtsaiplin itreng. Mber anmdbliG
beridllpanb bas algemeine MiBtrou@
EN-. Mir limb gu Der Grtenntnis ge=
lan9t, oab Die DeutIden berporraz
gsnoe Gi9eni1aTten beiiben: @Gafz
fensgeif Sntelligena - MasoaA-
er ne @roBmllt. Die oeutl1s Miliz
t%arbeb5roe bat, in aufriGtiser Doebz
Id1abung unierer ,geitorbenen &rteger,
sillen nslten Grieobpf a1,lesen laTerl.
@ie feierli9 itil, -pietdtppu nimmt
Iid1 Disler. aus, boz, bobe1 aieiert
trqlerfo umfGdttet! 9ie GRADER
{inb gut aepflegt, nit 'arel5 IMP ST.
i9rlft geianudt ,,tnb gefsfln5s9net.
IS plrbe uns geTtattet, eth .9sntmdl
ii feinem JSlr1nlsrtln, tsuI erri9teh. t@ebl
rIitterli3 9qBsn ii4 pet Ser sgenstal
Sill li3 &, is i !, pff~isiSrtSStorp H|s Yet isa Sef
Mir fsbnten tams oalltf. Ml[sre
gcitorbensen1, Ssomeraaioose,i,' sic diulff Sem
5tabtfrieobpfe begralben raseh., tlit
Der. iibrigsn alf Dem MtifttdtfrtsDs
6pfe pereint, su ,pillen,, Die llebcrs
fubruna iiesrthpiess iG als sf6lpisriSa[.
9enllo9 babsln Sic M ftfiitdrbebD6rDtM
unIerem Wuniae NIT a~,ertennefgz
tenn gl1tgegentcmmen entfprpdtM il;
baben aud. cine ,5sier, p@ranfdltst,
oie urs tiefl 5l, Semitic ,gilts.p. Scr
2agerfpmmanoam init feinem MDjus
tanten, Ser 2agerborIteDer, @'Ipfte
mebrere 9erren Sffiaiere Ser Som
%manoantllr, Der Gbefarat Deg 2a5as
retts, Der Paftpr Der ebangeliIden
tgemeinoe Der Stabt, oer @arniIon=
inipeftor iparen susegen. Der franz.
aDiiihe tat6plifde pfarrer, Mbbe
@uermonn, beltieg Ben i'm 5riebbpfe
neben Sen @rdbern errt9teten Mltar
un0 los Die beilise Meife fir bic gez
fallenen &rteger. Nad Dem @ottes<
bient bielt er cine Mnfprahe, In Der
er nit berali9en Worten Dem 6errn
Maior, benz Sffi3ierstorps nnb allen
an oer. Beier beteiItsten peripnen
bantte. Ms0ann .erfnlgte Die Nieberz
legung. seidmadDoller arar5e. Der
Major legte Oen erifen &rans auf
ELL Sranaolensrab niieoer, fetn Mbz
jutant einen folden auf, Elm &ui1enz
grab. Sine Mniprade in runiider
t5prade our9 Sen 1ertreter Der ruiz
,iif6en Sameraben befhlpb bic Jeier.
Gin b~eieligenOsr 9au9 bat infer
Snnerites ergriffen. l1niere seilDrbez
men 3rieger, unfers gauge Nrmee
pernen BON oeutiaen Sffi5ieren sez
a@tet llnO Derebrt. l1nb biefe Gbre
falt ouf uns 5uriid, Mir fino Der
9agerDerlpaltung gum grOBtcn Dunf
berpflidtet, uno uniere @rfenntlthz
felt mirh nit. nns erft i'm @rnhp
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enbiaen. @ir 4aben einselelen. cai

e%nbigen. @ir baben eingeleben, rab
bic @ernaltung aus @ere1tigtetts~
liehe tanoelt. Der Oeuti1c Ge;E
empfinbet allerpdrts Oas 8eDiirfnis,
Nitterlidfeit uno @ered)tigteit ipalten
gu slafen. Die Meoli9teit bliibt i'm
neutfden Dilute. Der Mabliprud Der
9eutfden laltet: ng1re, Dem gbre
s~ebiibret!" llnb 10 fasen aud mir
ben Seutl9en seseniiber: uG6re. bsm
Gbre s%ebiibret!" gs pGre BON bi0d1=
item Werte fir Ben allsemeinen
Beltfrieoen, trenn Deutfdlonb unO
5rantreih briiberlid !9uno Int !9arb
sinsen, lpenn aufridtige uno treue
5rcanof2aft Die 9erSen beiber Maz
ttonen bercinen lpiirbe. Wtr boffen
lfef, bab naA oisfem ariege Die beiz
fen 2arosr iih periDhnen lperben,
Inn nlsoann ult9eIt0rt bas semeins
fdoftlidc Mpbl beiOer Motione1t fir,
bern gu f0nnen. Mir ieben NIT @ers
@trauen Der .3utunft entsessn." 'aF@I
Ser ,@eniifensfpab.st-
bes @unbes= @Gatamts murbc burd
spei 8eiiteuerungen I'M ben getrag
bon $4S7.7O bereidert. 3rci 10
Gent5ftiide fnnbte Gin llnbctannter
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