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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-11-02
DEATH OF MRS. THOs. HULL

c. l.. Hull received word last week
OF the death of his mother Mrs. Thos.
Hull. who died at the home Of her
son Frank, in Auburn, la. Mrs. Hull
was among the pioneer settlers of
Pleasant Valley twp, locating there
in 1885. Ten years later the family
returned to West Union, la. where
Mr.. Hull died in 1908. Deceased was
seventy-five years Of age and is r
vivived by two sons, G. l.. OF this
city and F. Z, of Anhurn,Ia., and one
daughter. Mrs. Maud Sniveiy of West
Union, Iowa.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-11-02
Annual Praise Service
AT Presby. Church

The Missionary Society of the Pres
byterian church will hold their annual
praise meeting next Sunday night at
7:ae $ y Fl. Carr will give the
read { won the grand gold
model AAi'acn. Mr.. Gotthold will
sing : . Il. A song by the children
Spc.in iausic by tha choir. Special
Instrumental music by the young
people. Everybody cordially invited
to this meeting. Please bring your
praise Offering. Secy.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-11-02

On account of the big increase in
our watch repairs we we're compell-
ed to enlarge our repair shop. We
now have one Of the largest and best
equipped shops in this part Of the
state. We can now do Your work
better and quicker than ever. Give
us q trial. Lud. the Jeweler, Miller.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-11-02
Deutschland u
Makes End Trip

New London, Conn, Nov. l.: The
German merchant submarine
Deutschland arrived at New London
harbor shortly after milnight. Cap
tain Koenig, who previJuSiT brought
the same boa to an American port,
said the Deutschland lett Bremen on
October 10 and made the trip hero
without special incident.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-11-02

All members OF Candy Relief Corps.
and all ladies interested in patriotic
work, are requested to meet at the G.
A. r. hall Saturday at 8 p. m. Mrs.
Rebecka Shea, department president.
and other state ladies' will be present.
Com.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-11-02
"LEST We FORGET!"

In the closing hours of this cam align, don't forget certain things that
have developed.
The campaign waged by the foreign brewery and liquor corporations
under the name of the socaIed South Dakota Local Option League"
has been the campaign wagcd in the interest of the saloons and dives of
South Dakota. DON'T FORGET THAT.
Every known thief and bawd in South Dakota, every known gambler
and plug ugly in the state has lined up under the banners of the South
Dakota Local Option League" to save the state for the saloon and dive in
terests. DON'T FORGET THAT.
Without a single exception, from the president down, every alleged
official of this alleged League" has always fought for license when the
saloon question was up and has always fought for everything that the
saloon wanted locally orin the stale legislature. DON'T FORGET THAT.
So rank has this been that more than one fourth of the county resi-
dents OF the alleged organization have repudiated the fake, publicly de-
claring that the us of their names in connection with the fake Organi-
cation was not authorized and denounced the forgery of their names.
DON'T FORGET THAT.
The alleged statistics of The VETS of deporabIe conditions said to
exist in dry states have been proven to be cheats and lies. DON'T FOR
GETTHAT.
The letters and the paid advertising of the VETS is not prepared by the
officers al all but by a paid emmissary of the VETS of the outside organiza-
tons located al Sioux Falls DON'T FORGET THAT.
They have hid behind a post office box in Huron, South Dakota, the
mail being taken out by an eX saloonkeepeT, seeking to further cover
their trail. DON'T FORGET THAT.
Much of their advertising has been put out simultaneously by the
Chicago Brewers Association, the interests of the two concerns being pre-
cisely in common. DON'T FORGET THAT.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-11-02
THE ISSUE NOW UP TO THE PEOPLE.

It's now up t the people to decide whether South Dakota will con
hnue TO be a game preserve for the foreign brewery corporations or
whether the state will be run by the people for the benefit of he people.
tits up ito the people of the state to determine whether thew will con
tnue TO put a price on their sons and daughters or whether thew will
make the streets OF South Dakota clean and safe for the young.
It's up TO the people of the state to decide whether they will con-
fnue to authorize the setting of Iapst destroy the boys and dehauch the
girls for price or whether they will declare, by heir votes that South Da-
kota shall be free of brewery domination and safe place for home build
ers 10 come with their children.
You can no. build up a state by tearing down its citizens.
You can not promote sobriety and thrift by opening saloons for the
promotion Of drunkenness and soth.
You can not promote chastity and clean living by operating brothes
in communion with dirty saloons.
Let the news go out over the wires on the night of November 7 that
South Dakota has repudiated the saloon, the dive, the gambling hell and
has decided to Join the 10 other clean, dry states.
So vote on November 7 that if your O asks YOU if YOU voted for
the saloons you will not have to tell him that is none of his business.
So vote on November 7 that when your little daughter comes to you
atnight you can give her a fathers kiss and look her square in the face.
Don't vote to set a trap for the destruction of your little ones.
VOTE YES" FOR DRY ON NOVEMBER I, AMEND
MENT NO. 7.
STATE DRY CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
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gpsitsre Sruppen unb beifsrs aommus
MISUNDERSTANDING bon R6tbsn.
Sn Del Rio, Seras, fiirdtst man ii6,
neil msriianifde aruppsn mir
80 WieiIsn jenfsiis Der
Grsn5e anseIams
melt fnb.

San 4ntonio, 5tras, 26
Rdra. Graueiseo gilIa 1T ben amsri.
ianii4en 1ruppeH sntipiitt, bic Jpn in
Der Rdbe bon Ramiquipa in elmer
i}alle gu babsn slaubteH, unb er nirt
jsbt Don brei aolonnen amsri.anii6er
5ruppen psrfolgt.
Die amsriianifdsn Sruppen befins
ben ii9 isst btreits $50 Meilen IiioIidj
bon Der 0ren5e unb ipenn Is ben meri,
taniIdeu aruppen nidt sslingt, BEN
gaubiip ben Wes gu perlssen, oiirfts
oieie Gntfernung ii9 Biz Gnbe Der
Wo4e nod bebeutsnb Dergr0bert bas
ben.
DAT ss @iIa selunsen III. ii5 aus
Der ssfdhrIi9en StelIuns beraus5u.
pinbr. In tueIds sr bur9 bic amsris
tanii9s Siraf.rpsbition setrisbsn
iucrben mar, tpurbe am Sonniag BEN
Gensral Guniton in einsm ausfiibrli.
den geri4i ieiiens bes Generals Per
fling ssmeIbti.
General Guniion iibermitielte ben
9eridi uuf tsIegrapbii4em Wese mad
Waihinsiou unb CAB nut bic lpi6iig.
ten gunit. bier betannt.
Die gorbut Der Gtrafstpsbition
ipirb Don Sberit Dobb befebligt nnS
,isine 2suie iinb giIla auf ben Iulen.
Gsnernl perfbins bat isins Mann.
f9dftsn 70 prtbeilt, bab sr bic aoms
munitaiionsiinis naf or Bale auf.
rs9t ,rbaltsn fam. Bon bort aus in
cine ipeitsrs 9ommunifdiionslinie bis
nad gafas Grano,s sebilbst unb BON
bort aus pirb bic gsrbinbuns NIT Der
GrsH5e aufrs4t srbalien.
General psrihing fslbif bsfinbst iiG
in bsr Raaboridafi Don gajas Grons
bss, bon no aus sr bic Opsratipnerl
bss Dbsritsn DObb leitet. fOipeii siss
fss m0glidb 1T. Sn eI Bale btfiHbsn
iih brei Glus5euse, bic gum aunbs
It,aftsrbisnis Deripeubet iperben foIIsn.
fobalb iid bic befiissn Winbitiirme Iss
gen bic ipdbrsnD Der perfloiiensn
@O9s fat ununtsrbro4en unsebaItsn
babsu. Bon ben adi JIus5sisea,
ipsl6e bic expedition nsitnabm .ipurs
ben stpei auf igliisen BON Columbus
nad gaias graubss bsI&dbist unb
tonnsn fsitbeu ni9i benast iperbm.
Giusslssiisn iiber bic admpIs u bsr
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2anslebis. 6Ol5idiife.

3u ben pielen ni9t eingetrpffeuen
9rOpbe3eiuugsn, nsl6e it9 an ueue
@oabrinsungsn tniipftsu, geb6rts audi
bic @orausIage, bab S9iffe aus @is
len unb Stabl, tpenn ni9t fir ims
msr, 10 bod oieI ldnger fi9 bdlteu
ipiiroen, als ireenbpelGe aug 6ol5.
Cine grfabrung ppn mebr aIs bum
bert SSdbren lebrt uns eber oas serdoe
6egentbeil! UletaaiI4e Shiffe bubsu
f3 ais 3ieulli9 tur3lebig srpieieH,
pdbreno anOererieits otele aIte Spl5z
i4iffe, BON Side ober Iouitigem part
bplS, bic in Der e,iteH !0dlfte oes neuns
SebnteH Subrbunoerts sebdut puroen,
nod immer Ilptt iiro unb tbren Be
trieb sabIenb MAIDEN. gisle aIte 5eers
idden uno S6iffbauer fiibren, penn
bauon bic Rebe lit, bieie nllnpertpiiIts
li9feit" auf bic Planten BON 2ebenss
eide in ibrem Rumpf 5uriid; anOere
abel 5agen. gutes SOl5, CUTE Sanos
6abung unb gutes Slid bdtten beretRt
pieIe alien &diten tlott erbdlten.
IS lit nod nttt 70 luuee Ter, oab
Die tlsine phiIaoelpbider 8drte nSrue
9ope4, peI6e 1897 gebaut puroe,
ppm ameritonifhen Shiffsregiiter
perI6punOen 1T; unO ieitoem geb0rt
Die G6re oes bo9iten IeefubrenbeH
9llterg uHhr ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
seuaen 6em 45tonnisen Sdcener
go19", pel6er 1866 gu gtmesburg,
Dtaf., ge6uut puroe. Die sei6dftiae
8oltsTage t6eilt oieiem 5dbr5eis aud
Die RoIIe eines GaperI9iffs i'm ariea
Der Der. Stdaten aegen @nglano bon
1912 gu; unb IN mdnder DdriteIlun-
aen purbe oieIe @eidi6te gang ernIt.
BAIT pieDergsgeben. Doh tonR seiasi
perbsn, paB .poap" tets nur eir
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5riebsnsihiff mar; Iein Rampf nit
Den glementen brn9te Inn dber, nds
meHtli6 i'm 0inter, an Der norooft'
IideH Sifte 2lufregung seHug. Dor
me6reren Sabren ipuroe btefes Sdifr
aus Oem 9aubol3 gsf0rOeruussge'
i6dft 5uriitge3ogen uno pom etnsW
Utlun angefauft, nelAer es our4 ben
YaHamdtandl duf bic SnH 5rdHcis'
toer Beltausiteaung brtngen Dolte;
aus irgeu0einem @runbe dber fiel Der
gian ins @ofer, unb oas S6iff tuiro
ieBt ais 3eliquie auibepobrt. unge'
fd6r e6enIo alt nie rpOaD" fiHb nod
Oeritieoene dnbere tleine S9ooner.
bic peniqItens bis por Elm pudr Sab
ren nod flptt pareH. giof beltte leis
Ttet attipeu Disuit Der S9ooHer rUlGs
rp", nel6er 1881 gu pOrtsmputb, u.
g., aebaut purbe unO nur 7 Sonnet
@ebdlt hat. @r 1T eiH iDddereS 5Hders
boot unO erinnert in ieinem 8au sts
mas an bic beriibmten &araoeaeH DON
Columbus.
9os nd6ite i'm Rang 1T bus sdbe
aIte &iiitenI9iff p6irarn", tpeI4es
1919 su 8ibbleforb, Me., ge6ult, nod
beute 8aubolS Spiider SdfeH Neuena'
lambs beF0rOert. Sebr gef9Gftig I'M
Rang 1T aud nod Der 1923 gebaute
fleine S6poner .Signul" DON Ssmpa
iteaO, 8. s., unb Der 1929 gebaute
S6ooner ,U}onomob, ems Der beitbes
tannten AiiIteridiffe BON Uadtne.
go6 cine gun3e Ret6e urber1pifitlt1
der 6olST6ffe t0nnte ertpd9ut tper'
ben lpelte Dor 1910 gebuut tpurben
0as oyabr3ebnt opn 1841 Bis 1850 fab
cine groBe 1Flotte amsrttGtliider Sabrz
5euqe aus @i6eHbolj eriteben, tpooon
nod piele lebenbig uuo riiitig filro.
Wo6l gum Sbeil unter benz @tnfIub
Der taliforniT6en GolbgrGbererregung,
naren bic 3age Don 1849 beIpuoers
lebboft fir ben ameritaniI9en S9tffs'
6uu; minbeItens 10 Der betreffenben
6ol3I9iffe befabren nod INNER bic
Seen. @benfo II berietligen, fpel9e
slpii9en 1850 unb 1860 Dom Stapel
lieFen, unb an beren Spite bic bes
riibmte alte Sya4t .2lmerica1 ftebt (ses
baut 1851. 2tu9 letiten no6 8uhrs
5euge genug, bic tpdbreub bes 8iirgera
trieges unp uuuritteIbar na4 bemIels
ben 9e6dut purben, i'm atttben 0ienit
tii6tiges.
Sym gerglei4 bier5u T6netoen me-
tuQiT6e Stiffe aIs Gan5es bis jeBt
5iemli6 fble9t ab, 10 febr oieieIben
audi in ibrer Deiie setpiB cine nptbs
tpenbige gntipidlung berier6eu, unb 10
grpBurtige audi tbre 2eiitungen DON
SAL gu 5SaI iino.
RaturgenGB iiub auf benz 9eIdi6ts
lid dlteren 9ltluntifhen S5ean Sabra
3euge Der obigeu grt am bGufigiten;
bod lteBen 'i9 aud man6e 8eiipieIe
3dbsr b0lserner BuctFiceS9iffe Don
qutem 9llter oprfiibren.
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Der 6qn0ilen@inpl(ing }ran(iStO UiGa il
Den Carran5a Gruppen our6 Die
cappen gegaagPn.
5at f6 na6 SiiOen gemanOt unO
WirO nun OOn 0en Get. Staaten
Gruppen Oerfo(gt.

Seneral Feribius lot einen ausiiibr.
liden gerid)t iiber oas Gntfommen
ViIia's an General sSimrton ac.
iaroi. = Sn @ai1inston lit oicicr
geridt jeoodj iolpeit nod, nidt elm.
aetrofien. - lie @liHoesregiernng
itOpit ibre Conformation porlGniig
nus ben Ereboepeid)en. 1rob
iuelterer eaitnIltomobiIe ipiro Ser.
piIegiing Der Sutppen balo nnm6g.
lid iueroen. Benn nidt Die meri.
failildDen eiienba6nen ben,tt mcr.
ben fonncn.- GarraBas slntport
ilber Den oiesbe3iisIid,cn goridlag
ncd nidt sur Stele. - sSn Der.
itieoenen GrenBoiitriften berrId,t
nod inlrner grobe 9eiorgpib.
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ME aus ben 9frmesbtri6ten berpors
gebt Jn Ga Bale. 65 Wlsilsn fiibli9
BON bier seIessn, bat sr 35 iunse
Wdnner unb balbtpiidfise anaben nit
9etpalt fortssidleppt unO ieinsr Rdus
berbdnoe eifiberkibt. Bic SGlfte Der
&onititutionaliit s9arniion inRamis
quipa, etipo go Weilen fiibli6 BON
bier gslesen, iit DerI6muuben uno
man slaubi, bab minbeitsns bic
6Glfte bieier Deierteare ii4 9ila an
aelAloifen hat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-27
aaiier 2Silbelm
Senbet Duutihreibsn an StaatsIetres
tar 9elfferi9 fir ben grfols
Der &rie1sanlei6e.

1T per q m, DId Sp1DpH, ~.
Wdr5. = Der beutf9e SaiIer bat an
Or. 9eIfferi9, ben Staatsietretdr bee
Rei9s, S9abamts, Elm Shreiben ses
ianbt, in pelder er Jpn gum GrfoIg
Der Srisgsanlei6e 6egliidpiiHidt.
.9teier neue 9efpeis peS geeinten
Diqsns gu iiegen uno Der uHeridiits
terten Strait" Iugt Der &diIer in Ieis
nem 5anOi6reiben, .iit Elm piirbigss
8egenItiid gu ben 6efpunOerungspiirs
Oigen gelpeiIen bes 5eloenmut6s unt
Der 8uterlanbslie6e, pel4e uniere
Streiter ouf 6em &riegsi4dupldB
tGglid bieten. Sin @olt, Das in iols
dem 9eiit ME ein Utanu gegen bic
2lngriffe Ieiner fseinbe 5ufammenbdlt
un6 ouF @Ott Oertruut, fam 3uDers
f6tli6 auf ben Sieg fir feline ses
rsfte Sa6e 6ausr."
Qnge6li6er 8igamiit.
Columbus, 8, 26. MdrB. =
Inter oem 8erDo9t Der 8igamie muir
be am Sonntag bier Der Al Sabre aItc
Rpbert asap, Der ieBt fir cine 9dptos
ner Firma reift unb frii6er prebiger
an Der Gritsn 9aptiften 9emeinbe m
Cincinnati gepeIen iein iDll, oerbdts
tet. 9ellp's 8er6uftung erfol9te aliT
bic @eranlaiIrng BON 8etannten lets
ner re6tmdBigen Satin 5rau Sarab
&eGD, bic nit ibrer 19 Sabre dltsn
So6ter in Gppingtou, a9., nobnt.
Der @erbaTtete ertldrte, ouB er unb
ieine erits Satin ii6 Dor brei Sdbrer
qetrennt bitten, als Tie in Cincinnati
lpp6nten. Gr tpurbe buun ipdtsr, iets
ner 9erii6erung 5ufolge, pFfi5ielI bo'
bon in &enntniB geTest, bab ieire
Satin oegsn i'm cine S4eioun8stlaz
ge an6Gngig gsuta4t babe. Wd9reno
er bann nod in Cincinnati aHidHig
mar. tpurbe er NIT SRI. emma 8rdnts
oun BON Sort Dortb, 5eras, betanitt
unb per6eirdt6ete fib nit i6r am IA.
9luguit borigen Sabrea- in Detroit,
U2i6., fporluf Iie bonn turSe 3eit ipdz
ter bierber iiberTiebelten. SSrau &euD
| go. 2 1T bier bic Gigeutbiimertn ets
mes Observation-Disclosures unb ihr'n
glngaben na6 bate i6r 8atte ibr bic
gerfiherunq gegeben, baB er BON Ieis
ner eriten 5rau geI4ieben fei.
9erGeuerb dmon.
Nen 6apeu, Conn, rs. Wldrs.
Orei erpbe 8etitdtten Totpie me9rerc
tleirere @e6Gube Der Nep gort, getp
6open C Sartforb 8abngeielli6dft
ivlirben am Sonntuq &lbenb gu ipd
ter Stunoe bur6 cine 5euersbruni.
einaeGf6ert. Ter S6dben belduft
Iih auf 100000.
5puiton, Ser, 26 Wtdrs. Sin
S6dben BON ettpa elmer halben gltIz
lion Dollars ipurbe am SrHntaJ
burb Elm leusr a ngsri8tet, bdB IN
bem guumpoQerIpei4er Der MliFruri
Gunfas &c Ssras 8abn gum NUS
bru9 fam unb iih bann uuf etpa Elm
bdlbes 0uBertb dubere @ebGltDe uno
bierSiq Gjiiterpaggong ausOeRnte.
SnsgsIammt fieleH BEN Jeuer 4,09S
gaaen gaumpone gum Spfer uno
am S9perften iinb bic 2(nOeriun,
Glapton &, Gp. uHb bic ). SO. Seit>
man COMPANY betroffen tuoroer.
Der S6a0en Der Sabn be5iffert Ii5
duf 100000.
DstrOit. W1i6., 26. NtGr5. =
Durcb cine 5suersbrunit puroe am
Spnntdg elm 8iertel Der 4nldgen Der
Penrfplpanta Salt Manufacturing
So. in DDunbote unb Detroit eingcs
dI6ert. Der Sd)ooen belGuft ii6 auf
100000 unb oas 6euer ioG bur9
aur5I6lub perurioAt purben iein.
Die Seusripe6r fpurbe bur6 bdrfige
GrploitOnen in i6rer Sbdtigteit bebins
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SSlQubrif der % a Ch m tit q z.
Der Ra9ntittaq 1T gralt. ngBds Oh
man t6un2" bentt Pbaruiloe Bold
! sic lit bic Sp9ter zines 4Dpotaten.
| Sic lit aht5ebn Sa6r. rBas ioI man
tbun? Der gtn9mtttug tit grau. Snrt
| lit nur bic &onbitOrei rDos iou
man t6un2" pentt Der 9efreite 5btsl.
r9ait oft lit es tuie Elm Sraur. oett
10 piel gDo6en S4iisengraben uno
EeIeroeitelung pIOBli9 tpteoer nal IN
elmer Stqot gu ietH. Qm 8ormlttd9
Bate man nit ieinem unteroTft3ifr
Sfenrobre unb SfeHtnieftiite gu res
quiriren. g9un iiuD es nod 5tpet
gonse Gtunben Bis CUR 4bfabrt. BIS
8ur Seimfabrt. 6etm gum 96ugtHa
draben. fir per petB ipie piele Nos
den pieber. 9l9, Der gta4mittag 1T
qruu. 9unt lit pieIlei4t Die &onoito>
rel" 9barGiloe Bold itebt neben benz
Gefreiten 56iel i'm Saben DOR ben
auGen. 9eibe treffen nebeneinaroer,
burfeiuauoer ibre NS1bI. 5htel tpdhlt
nitH aau3 10 fi6er tpte bic iunge 0a'
me. bic ibren 9ermeltn Wtuff 5fpt@
| Iaen tIetne 9pramiben 4SraItnees 9e>
| leqt bat. gl0bIib itreiaelt Der 9s'
freite 5biel ben Wluff. Gr tit berlegerI-
Gr err0tbet. uub er itpttert: n8er5et-
buna, i'd ipuBte gar ni6t mehr, odB
es 10 ettpog @eibes, Weites uno ge'
ptb Iebr Darmes qiebt. gtdn TT 10
lanee f6on in bem 8rieg. Wsan 1T 10
| lance fcbon entferut pon elmer Std0t.
@on iSrauen. Bon Quit unb Stdt Der
Trauen. Utau fiiblt nur, baB es bGlo
f6ou pieber gBinter 1T. Utdu fpetB
nibt, bab es 6riiblirg. oab es Sons
mer mar. UGan iit gang !Serbit. ylnr
nennt ii6 Ielbit Sttpber. 8er8etbeH
sic. 2l6er i'd muBte bieie8 BetBe,
@eiae, Durme einlnal ftretbeln,
| 96ordiloe Bold iiebt D1ngidm an 'et4
men totbeipristen Stiefeln bO6, erro'
t6et leiIe unter ihrem oioletten Nuber.
Sum erIten UtaIe Itebt tie einem 5etn-
De oegeuiiber. SIT Oieier Wtonn Elm
| Seino2 SIT iie bic 5einoiu Oieles
/ M2aunes2 Der Rabnittaq TT nt1t
me6r orau. sic Iu6t nah 8orten,
Elm paar oeuti9en @Orten. r8ptt
! ihiibe Sie!!", fliiiterps Don ibren
| Tfmalen 2ippen leiIe. limb es III ihr
] Tdit, ols babe iie ibr @aterIanb per'
ratben. g3tpei Wleni9en bdben ibr er'
lebniB. sic geben gang pertptrrt IN
ibren 9lbeno. Der birgt Sob uuo
2eben uno ben Binter.
SIM 8ertrauen.
..... 9tber er5Gblen Stes ia nt1t
tpeiter, bab meine 5pdter betmlid pers
lobt lit fliht eiuInal ihr grGutigaIu
peib es!"
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Gntwi(6t.
SIt 5ranriseO 9ila- f6on pltber eins
nal ben ibn DsrfOlsenben Gars
ran3d 9ruppen.

er bat iid mad Siiben gefpanbt, no.
bin ibm bic ameritanii6s StraFs
expedition foIgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-27

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-13
LOWELL OPPOSES BRANDErs.
Narvard's President aud 50 Others
Join IN q Protest.

WASHINGTON. Feb. IL - President
Lowell Of Harvard and ffty-four other
citizens of Boston and vicinity have
Joined In a protest to the Senate Com
mittee on Judiciary against confirmation
Of Louis u. Bra ndeis as Associate Judge
OF the Supreme Court. The name OF
Hollis X. Bailey. a Boston lawyer who
has been asked to appear as a witness.
appears as one OF the protestants
W are opposed to the appointment
NJ Louis u. Brandeis to the Supreme
Court say the protestants. AN APP
pointment to this court should only be
conferred upon a member of the legal
profession whose general reputation IN
~ good as his legal sttsinments are
great.
I'VE do not believe Mr. Brandeis has
the judicial temperament and capacity
which should be required in q Judge OF
the Supreme Court. His reputation 49, a
lawyer is such that he has not the con-
fdence OF the people"
Sheman T.. Whipp.. one Of Bos,on's
leading lawyers. has been summoned -
appear uext Wednesday before the
Senate Committee hat IL passing upon
the fitness Of Brandeis for the supreme
bench. lie was counS in several
cases which Clarence W. Barron told
the Senators were marked by unprofes-
sional conduct on the part Of Mr.
Nrandeis. notably tho i'atrick Lennon
bankruptcy and the Warren cases
John y. l.eahy. another lawyer in the
Lennon case. also has been summoned.
Il know absolutely nothing detrimental
TO Mr.. Brandeis.' l~ahy said tonight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-13
MENACE IN JAPAN
SEEN BY SCHURMAN
Cornell President Urges Quick
Preparedness. With Big
Army and Navy.

UREA. y. Y, Feb. I2.-Gov. whitman.
who was the guest Of honor here to-
night at the annual Lincoln dinner Of
the Republican Club. covered a wide
n Of discussion in his address on
Abraham Lincoln" He took a fall
out OF his critics in these words:
Honest attack is one thing and un-
attack is another. and habits
OF cynicism, misunderstanding and hasty
condemnation may serve to discourage
and embitter public servants. and even
TO destroy their usefulness among our
people, and may serve. and in some
instances l know they do serve. to keep
men out OF public office who might
otherwise be o; tremendous value TO the
State"
Gov. Whitman delivered a strong
argument la behalf of national prepared
ness that shall be thoroush and ade-
quatc.
President Jacob Gould Schurman
OF Cornell spoke OF the dangers to Amer
lea created by the war. On this matter
he said in part:
1T may be said. however. that there
is another great Power outside Europe
or which | have not aiken account. lie.
me therefore remark at once that I have
by no means forgotten Japan. Indeed Il
looks to me as though the gains from
this great European war might accrue
very largely TO Japan. while the losses
Will fall on the European belligerents
II Is no doubt the fixed policy OF Japan
10 dominate the Far East and If possible
TO dominate ii alone.
In any event IL seems safe to pre-
dict that the superabundant population
OF China and Japan will spread beyond
the mainland and overflow into the
islands of the Pacific and the continent
OF Australasia. Then will emerge in
acute form the rivalry between the white
and yellow races, with their conflicting
civilizations. religions and social and
moral standards. And this world rivalry
will frst touch the white race In any
large way In North and South America.
And so when ! am asked why we
need to Increase our army aud navy I
say IL Is to protect us against such
probable dangers as ! nave indicated In
the general world situation and also
against such unpredictable explosions
as might occur at any time IN the course
of y great war like that which Is now
~convulsing the civilized world"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-13

better yiill, my typewriter--to buy up
cid manuscripts and letters relating TO
mon whose works interested me. had
succeeded in collecting exceptional ma
,-r.al. including forty drawings OF
Aubrey Beardsley.
New paragraph. New sentence. n
past is past. and ! contend TODAY as
eNcr that the present is the past or the
future. Therefore ! hired a couple or
bows. | cleaned ont the place. sent
over 10 a lumber man. got a lot OF new
lumber. nailed up all the damaged parts
of the walls and roof, put my typewriter
B., the middle OF the place. sat dow and
wrote all my copy for next weeks
weekly.
The only two things saved were the
paintings Of Lincoln and his mother.
Nancy Hanks. by capt. George Edward
Hall II is lircoln's birthday. you
know. and my present issue OF the
weekly contains cartoons that were
printed against Lincoln in old magazines.
Maybe Lincoln in heaven didn't like II
and sent this fire 90 me.
81 do believe In Kismet. n YOU
know what kismet is?I As I was
standing there this morning and found
instead Of my mail a heap OF ashes and
garbage | remembered a Turkish soldier
who lost a hand and A foot in the cam
pdlGn Of 1912. When he came out Of
the anesthetic he said Allah gave IL.
Allah took II. Blessed be Allah" |
shall continue activities in my old prem
iScs.'