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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-05
WashngtOn's PhIOs-
of AmeriCanlsm.

The citizens Of America, plac-
ed in the most enviable eondi-
ton, as the sole lords and pro-
prietors Of a vast tract OF conti-
nent, compromising all the var
ious soils and climates of the
world, and abodnding with all
the necessaries and conveniences
Of life, are now, by the late sa-
tisfactory pacrlcation, acknowl-
edged to be possessed of abb
solute freedom and mdepend.
ency they are, from this Pc
Rod, to be considered as the act
ors on a most conspicuous
theatre, which seems to be Pc
culiarly designed by Providence
for the display Of human great
ness and felicity; here they are
not only surrounded with every
thing that can contribute to the
completion Of private and dom
este enjoyment, but heaven has
crowned all its other blessings
by giving a surer opportunity
for political happiness than any
other nation has been favored
with.
Nothing can illustrate these
observations more forcibly than
the recollection of the happy
conjuncture OF times and circum-
stances under which our repu-
bic assumed its rank among the
cations.
: The foundation Of our empire
was not laid in a gloomy age OF
ignorance and superstition, but
at an epoch when the rights Of
mankind were better understood
and more clearly defined than
at any former period; research
es Of the human mind after So
cial happiness have been carried
to a great extent; the treasures
of knowledge acquired by the
.labors Of philosophers, sages and
legislators, through a long sue
cession of years, are laid open
to us, and their collected wis
dom may be happily applied in
the establishment of our forms
of government; the free cultiva-
ton of letters, the unbounded
extension Of commerce, the pro-
gressiye refinement of manners,
the growing Iiberality of senti.
ment, and above all, the pure
and benign light of revelation,
have had a meliorating influence
on mankind, and increased the
blessings Of society.
At the auspicious period the
United States came into exist
ence as a nation, and if their
citizens should not be complete
ly free and happy, the fault will
be entirely their own.
fFrom an address TO the governors
OF the thirteen states on June is
1883. by George Washington from his
headquarters as commander-tn~chtsf
If The American armies at Newburg.l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-05
@fidGftatInn6cit ncminnt.

Der idnelc 4biub bon 2bit uli0
8eHriiien berubt bmlptidhli9 oarnuf,
OaD oie AllsIagc dl3iebenO geHuaht
miro. Gin @riiuparenbdu0ler in eis
.ner fIeinon Stn0t SoiDas berruofte
.nidt nit einen nabepo6nen6en
&auoIer an t|oufltrriererL per cine
.groBare uno reidbaItiGere 4ltsnabl
ms Shaufeniter at ftelen pflegte.
I'm oieier 9ladteil olIS5ugleideu.
fattfte Der @rtlmparen91nOler 10
aiiten apfeIiine1 oitf eiumol, iteIlte
iiG 0etoriert nit buutem &apier ms
5eniter, un0 bate ben gan5en Dor.
rot an einem Gage ausbarfauft. Ole
ies Gorgeben bari I'M aQgemcinef
Sinn ebeniaas ais 0obrungsmitte[.
eriporni8 be3eiduet fperoen, ga
otrh DEN idneueu abins benz Ser.
6erbet zines Tells Der @ore Dor
gebGigt mur0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-05
Uic1t int Slime Ses
praIiccnten!

Sic 9~bilaoelpbia gGreB4 teilt 1T
eiaer gepeihe ans Cation, "a, NIT,
0aB bei eifleni @abelfrnbltlld, 0as
ron Ben 5rnitees oes oortigen ga
fauette College ali gbren General
4aitI G. Signals BON Der fratl50fi.
ldleH ArH1ee gegeben lplir0e. Der
aleidfaas nlS Sat aniDeien0e Sra.
ffoeHt 0es M06ert College in @enena,
q. gu g. 29mon gorpea IN einer
ReAe Die be3eidnen6e Wlitteilung
madlte. mad 0enf &riege iuer0e Die
Dentlhe anltur befdnpft mer0en.
Ir. 8opea lit Dor Gltrsen crit aus
Eranfrei9 8uriidaefebrt, no er nIs
8~ertreter Der uaiioeiation Of @meri.
ttit Colleges" a~onferen3en NIT franz
Sdiiifen nn0 engliiAen 8d0agogen
naG0 nniberittdtslebrern batte. Gas
@rgebnFs 0ieler 9eratlngen 6eitebt
0ariil. baB nod Dem Grieae uidt
nsehr nniere Stlloenten Die Delttifea
uuiAerlitdtea un0 REORGANIZATION BE-
aaen ioaen, ion0ern f~ran80iilde un6
Rritiide gasieIbe 8rin3ip miro fir
ifan8aiiihe unD britiihe Stu0enteu
aelten. oenen amerifaniihe bobe
Snnlen iiir Gttt0ien5pede eatpfo6.
leH lneroen ioaen. Cine Der eriten
4en0crttngen. Die itattfrn0en ueroeu.
MIRO IN Der 4bidoffnng 0es aus.
taitides 0elttidcr un0 dmerifoniifer
4roieiioren beiteheit. Gin iolder
miro lit ge3ug aif 9rofeforen un0
StlOenten inter Ser aH1erifuniifen,
iraa85iidcn ftuo BritiIhen 91dtion
ii Die &ese geleitet merben. 4efm-
lihe MItteilnngen mafteu beim
Bfialoertdg Des 2afabette College
SER 1~rnne0is @lono0, Der Earetdr.
Der frans6iiiden aommiiiiou.
3u Dem Blanc elmer aSe5nter- adg
Educational GTaonge@ Bot Der Gro.
peit Der l1niDeritdt bon 8enaiplDo-
nieH at. eogar 5abs Smith, 0as
&crt %ergriffen. gr erflarte, oaB Or
8ieter BON n1tionalem 8uf. mie
Charles @. Gaiot, Der friibere 9rds
ii0ent bon @arbar0, q. g. 2oDeu,
Der jeaige ErdiiOeHt bon Sarbaro;
9raii0ert giidloIas WaarraD Butler
bon columbia; 9rdli0ent Sobn
@rieF Sibben bon grinceton; sSrbm
6Iber ulto W10r 6arrano hon gale;
80bn0iso 81. aloen bon 2elano
5~tanFpro; Sobn $. &igmore bon
slprfbmenern; Soieph 8~loo0goo6 bon
Sobn Sopfins, nno 3ablreffe m16ere
lllliberlitats- mo College 8rofeIiD.
reit ION 0ehpn biele iognr emit auf
aealiIdleft nnineriitaten ~Itnoierten.
benz EInne ibre liHterltiisnng suge.
ia9i baden un0 o1fiir lib einieben
naerbea. 1ieIe amerifaniihen or.
siaher fii1 Der gaiidt. mie Der
@Fopit miiteilte, oaB omerifaniide
iAoeHien nie llniberIit1ten Nirgeno
ies efropdiiHen 9on0es Beluheu
alIas, MIR aidf Eentihl0nos.
Err @rano SufHr 1T bpr4, fu6r
e iuf snaB unier G~rsiehuneE
1iIeln eerIaaniilqff Dorsen 1T. Gs
farm nialt ii Abre6e eeEsegt mefoen.
Sab IaatIdlonD nsI nem Bp6iete
Der M3iiiniidait mmldes be~igetraagn|
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-05
5rnBcrer gaiient Oes Srrenbanies
beaeht ScLhitmorD.

2iueoln 9e6r., 5. 9tob. - 9eter
8e6ber, 66 SaBre ali, nuroe ouf
Dem @eubo0en zines Staaes nebeil
ieinem Souie in 0ieIer Stoot tot
oufgefun0en. er bate iid einen
Strit i'm Den SaIs geihIungen utlO
mar 0urh cine @ooenIude berabse.
iprungen. 6r mar friiber Elm go.
tieut oes Gtdnts Srren1auIes uno
man nimut on, oaB Die @eiiirdtuHg,
er iUer0e nieoer oortbt1 eebrndt
meroen, i'm ait oen SeIbltmoro
trieb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-05

We clipp with much pleasure and
appreciation the following leading
editorial appearing under the above
caption in The Columbus Telegram
of November LIST, the personal and
official organ Of Lieutenant Governor
Edgar L. Howard of Nebraska. What
Governor Howard says Of one lead
ing German American citizen of
Platte County in particular and the
citizens of German birth and extrae-
ton of that county in general may
well be said of other strong German
American communities. It, however,
took the courage of Governor Howard
to make this statement at this time
Of hatred and animosity, wherefor
he deserves u thanks and appreci-
alton. Here is the governors article:
at is the most dangerous microbe
that ever crept into the mental part
Of a human being.
"ln the morning a single microbe of
suspicion viii enter a normal mind,
and in the evening a myriad Of its
offspring viii pollute the home of
the human intellect.
"At the very beginning Of this
present war the microbes Or suspicion
entered many American minds and
caused them to view with suspicion
every citizen who happened to have
within his veins the blood of the
Germans. II is true that many (?)I
Americans of German ancestry were
guilty Of conduct CALCULATED to excite
suspicion regarding their loyalty to
the American cause, but at no time
has there been warrant for the
suspicion that the average American
Of Gsffeah origin was lacking in 10y
atty to the flag Of the republic.
"But to the prairies of Nebraska
came last week a splendid parasite
with a mission of death to this unfair
and unkind suspicion. 1t came in the
guise Of honest and earnest effort on
part Of all Nebraskans to prove their
to the government by liberal
subscriptions to the second Liberty
In proportion to population
Nebraska hat as many, if not more,
citizens of German origin than any
other state in the union. And this
same Nebraska bought more Liberty
proportionately, than any other
commonwealth in the republic.
"Among the most active Of the bond
were men of German origin.
The record reads that while many Of
us who boast American blue blood in
our veins were hoping for good re-
others Of German ancestry were
doing more than hoping. They were
working. And the record further
shows that among all the bond solicit
tors in Platte county the name Of one
of German name and tongue
and blood stands high upon the roll
IF honor-the name Of Christian NJ.
sruenther, by whose personal solici
n hundred and fourteen per-
sons enrolled as recruits in the Amer
can army Of financial supporters of
he government in this time Of war.
Elm calling attention to the good
work Of Mr.. Gruenther it is not the
purpose Of The Telegram to toss all
bouquet to the German element in
Platte county, but rather to point to
he apparent fact that some of US
been little short Of wicked when
We INDUCED unjust suspicion regard
ng an element in our citizenship! Z
met the test Of loyalty mani
ully and successfully when the hour
anne to provide the republic with the f!
.inews Of war" Z,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-05
geaebt sel6itmOrS.

5ruu Bertha Rockingham 705
gtoro IS. StraBe. nobut iidl mad.
chem Streit mt ibrer Mhltter &C.
tern oas 2eben, inoem iie GIFT Der.
idludte. Sad 4ngoben bon 6lop6
9edingbamL oem Soften Ser Ser.
itorbenen, be5og ii6 Der Streit oui
cen 6.id6rigen Sobn Der 5antilie.
Gountpannalt Miagnep iiberga6 Ole
2eibe Der s. 81. 8arfett geitat.
tungsfirrna.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-05

Su ser britiiGen n5ortnigbttr
Gebielp" bebaltptet grof. Sarnion,
BOB Elm Qeiunoer Menid, Der bon
@eburt an cine 6rifte0idt ein.
bnIten pir6e, Elm alter non $50
3ahren erreihen t6nnte, 0enn oie
Jridte-4epfeI, Bflounten, 9onn.
uer, apfeliinen, 3itronen. friidc
5eigen. un6 iogar 8urfen-ber5o.
germ Ole @erfn6derung Der @etpe6e,
tuobon befanmtIi6 Die 2ebens0ouer
obbangig lift. Gas ron ibm ieIbit
nufgenonrmene Iogesprogramm Ian.
tet: 6riibitild: no Or. 9rot nit
Butter ODER GlibenoL ITO @r1nI
friides Cbit un0 Rniie, cine Toiie
Gofco; glitta9eIieH: 115 Or. grot
nit Butter o0er 0lipenol, lis or.
iriides Dit, 8u60ing nit 8rldt.
eelntine; aben6eiien: fDie gtittagei-
len nit 46me6slung. 4lS @etrduf
benutt Samion 2imonaoe oOer NIT
8niier Der0iipnten 5rudtinft. On
Sen 5eitta9en erIaubt er iidl Den
Gurus eines nut Sliben0I getrantten
9lumenfobls, ben err 8uiammen nit
einem Stiif gutter6rot einuimmt
5nblt er iih ie0oh einmal burh cine
auBergep01nlife arbeit a~bgeipannt,
10 geniebt er sur ardftigung Elm bal.
bes ailo robe Iomaten, cine 0ife
@urfe, 10 @romm gutterbrot uno
ettuos Stibenol. grof. Somion bate
boffen f6uner5 $50 Sabre alt 81 mer.
ben menn er es ni@t unterIaiIen bat
te, i6ou bon Der 8eburt an feline
0idt 81 6efolge1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-05

Bat, aber felt bielen Snbren beiud
item Stuoenten falttu an0ere 1tniberli.
Itdten ais oeutide. 9o5 mar uarid-
Itig, neil Die oeittide uE:ner1t1t nidt
Oas oae geenoen0e Der 8eIe9rtbeit
LIT. @s mare bel peiter 5eIier gene
fen, ipenn mir niht iimtli6 nah
3eutihLano eeeilt naref. Sir muir
Del ainieitig. 8eitihlan0 tulir0e NIT
unreft fir 0as 9odite In gr5iebung
Igehaiten.4
Soft oae G%rofeiioren ser ltuiberfi-
TIT bon 8enniDlbanien, ueIde
o9octor 9~biloiopbiae~ mdren bat
ten ben 8ite[ in 9eutih(ano erhoI-
ten. england un0 beion6ers 5ranf-
reid iparen gum Sell bermtiuort(id
lgeipeien, neil in lire unioeriitdten
aulerifaniide Gtuoenten ntft snqe.
laiien muroeH. aber oie S6ronfen
naren Jet gefoIlen or teilte ferner
nit, Bob CUR 86roerung Ser Sam
Ipogre 5ur 8eyDinnuug umerifoniihcr
Stn0enten fur fran36iiide llnioerii-
|tdten tiir3It6 Elm Bud erihienm
lem in peIhen Die Grrmgenidaften
fran8oiiider @iiienihoft mo Sic
gor5tge fran50iiider l%tniDeriitdte.l
0argeItelt ieien.
Gds lit In aiir5e Bic geTpegun9
sur 9efdmpfunq oeutiher aa1ltur
mo sur 4nsifdItung 0euti6en Gin
.flniie5 ouf amerifaniide bo5ere
BiIoungsuuitalten oie eingeIeitet
mor6en lit. Brdiioent 8ilioa bat in
ieiner 8riegs6oti6aft an Sen Son
greb ON 2. 4priL erfIdrt: o@ir 6a-
ben feiueu Streit nit Dem 0eliti6en
8Dlf. 8ir haben fem an0eres @efubi
i9ht g~egenuber ols 0o5 Der SDnlpnz
tbie un0 5reun6i6aft. lln6 i'm Dei-
teren gerlaufe 0erielben: o8ir iin0s
IaIien sic mid oas nod einHal err
fldretL aufridtige 5reunoe 6es
0eltihen 8oIfes uno fUiinihen nihts
mebr ais Die baLoi4e @ie0erberItel.
lung ber3iiher ge8ie6ltngen 3niiden
ms, Die geeenieitig beu 0aiben iiu0,
10 ihner es ultA fir 0asielbe our
Belt iein mag. 81 glauben, Dab Dies
BON Screen fommt. agSir haben
inoeiien qlilflideripetie ned cine @e.
leI nbeit. 0ieie 6reunoifaft IN unie.
rer tdgtihen 6altltng uno im Solt-
0eln Den glillionen McnEern uno
isrouen oelttiher @ebltrt un0 dnge.
borener Snntpotbie gegenube. at be-
iueiien. Delhe tatidAli6 lopal ibren
ul0 Der Regierlng in Der
8riihmgsitun0e fin0.~ @tit Der bonn
4rdit0enten proflomierten 5reun0-
idoit benz 0e1tiden 8olfe 9egenitber
itinnnt Der eiHaeleitete aainpf gegeu
0eatife ltnioeriit1ten un0 8iI0unas.
itdtten nift therein. IS fragt iidl
iuer babel Der ~berlierenoe 1eil lein
pir0. SeoenfaIls banoeEn Die ameri
1Iniberjitdts : Brdfioenten
uno grofeIioren, pelfe on Der Be.
lpegung iid beteiIigen, nidt i'm
1iune oes 8raii0enten.
NJ
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-05

Die ruifii6en 5raltcu, bon 0euet
Dor einiocr 3eit %geneloet iuuroe, fl
batten 81 Sen @offen geqriifen. bo.
ben ouf Der peitlidlen Semiipharc
tire @orqdngerinnen ge1ubt. gon
ntaudar Iun3one auf oieier Geitc
Ioes C8eans ipeiB Die @ei6ifte al
|cr5dbIen ga lit gum 4eiipiel oie Sn.
~6ianerin 8iuento. aud ais Sobr
Hlo0le 6efannt, pelhe in Dem
GnupF 3miihen zen 9}o6ocs uno
9itt Silver %Snoinrern fth oil Die
Spite ser 0ioooes l~telltc, ulg oeren
8duptling nie0ergeidofien ipor0e1
mar. Nuf ibren Streitrob on Ser
Spite tbrer Sn0ianer i~prengen6, rift
iie cine briaante GaOuIleriedttode,
pelde init benz r~oIlftanoigen Gieg
ibrer 2e1te en0ete. @inerna beira.
teta ipater 6rant Gto0le, einen an.
iieoler ans aentudp. sic Dobnt ais
rs Sabre alte 8itme ouf Der Sal.
n1atb 5noioner. Reierpation ian Iit0Ii.
den Oregon uno be5irbt bon Der gfe.
8ierun9 cine monatlide 8enfnn bon
iiufuno5pan5ig Dollars. 4ud Glib
a1lerifa Rat ieine fdmpfenoen 6ral.
en- gebabt. glIs ieiner 3eit Qrgeuti
rllgti, Qrniilien ur0 l%lr1ld1ar 6os
fleine &ornguap NIT arieg iiber5o.
gen Der polle flint Sabre an0uuerte,
griffen, nad0em Die Mlebrbeit Der
Banner lit Der moroenoen ShIadjt
gefollen, &roben I'M 4Iter bon IL
bis fifnF5ebn Sabren mo idEieBtidJ
bic 6railen 81 ben @affen ltn0 Debrs
ten iif bis gum GuBerIten nit Dem
Nut Der 0er5iueiflunq. uno nls
Darn en0Ii6 Der 5rieoe geifloiien
waren bon elmer gepolferung
bon t,337000 Seelen nod 100000
6or1tnter 100000 6rouen
91aoden I'M 2tIter bon i6er
is Sa6ren. Gieie Groiien marm
IS, melde Damn 0as feline 4arogue
auf6nuten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-05
600 splbntrn a~naefpmmen.

GOO iueitere Soioaten fanier ee.
tern bon eincm Iiioliden llebungg-
Logger in Der Sort Smaba 9alon.
itotion al un0 nabmen IN ben alien
&oiernen Der aompognten u, y, g
nno g, Die borber IN 3eIten auf benz
gnrnorplnt uutergebroht muroeH,
Qnnrtier. Ole aompagniet tucr6eit
.bnIo uah cinen anoeren Sdgcr forts
9eihuift merOen,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-05
Ne6mt icSea gorteil i6er Oieiea er
barmnngslOieH 5ein0 tuabr!

Die g~efdmpfung bon aranfbeiten
lit Der tDidtigite Gompt Den bic
Wenidbeit fennt, 0a mir ale BEN.
ieIben oisgeiett iinb.
Giner unier geipobnIifiten Sem.
Sc lit Ser NbeuHtotismiis, Der ourh
ieine erbdrlmngsloien 4ngriffe iein
Gpfer bdffig b6aig biIflos 5uriid
IdBt. Gbeumatismiis tr1gt 70 oft
ben Gieg Damon. 0a bic gegen IGN
mgapanote @htnition obiollt inert.
los lit.
gu bieIe @eniden begeben ben
Seller, oab tie bas d1iBere aeioen
bebonoelM ober oas @runoiibel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-05

inter @iirgidoit eeItrIlt. Ser get6.
tptr Gnn6e bate einen ghdoeIbrud)
uno iancre @crIetungGn oabonaes
trogen. Gr lit Elm 5obn bon Sobn
&obehD, 1888 Glib 10. StraBe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-05
9ic0n5ieret sic 6o6en qcbengfoiten

sHggsG" zine arosarttat gufarsune.
DeTtrtt bic stels DOn gierH beiu, aedrn Mna
BndtH, fhr t0c bns THaen6. actnfr De-
t%saiift 4afift 81 sc bas 10. gattrr IN Is biz
Iqt IbJ ipmlt bieie unbers Hahrnnaaarfifef
teHaeH 5l btHtbar Hisbrigitea aeisfnbreiien III
VHEenI etgrHta 9auie bCrgeflelt Werbfn, ma
nen eHinedten, fiufa0en ylefaobeH. Gd1tdet trim
Betat @oatnnoi9e 9iuselheiteu, aebft msrta
eolieh s1.0D 9rnmieHi1RpsH, frct. 81. Qragff,
Ieph H1 Boz S9b, san 8gaHtistp, Gai.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-05
Sanertrant 5abrif Onrdl 6eucr
1grtfDrf

zen Gan, q. o.. 5. gtob. uei
taujero Ionnen aobl mlroen BET
elnem 9raaOe 8eritort, Der an
Saastag bier elite Smlerfralf.
iabrif teilpeiie 3erit5rtc. Ser Sda.
ben betraat $4,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-05

Cd fam emit in Elm fremoes 2an6.
on itlno geidIrIeben an Der 8an0:
Sri froHm uHb oIb beridmiesem
mos nint Geia it, FAB liegenl Inien
|nir esEliinI iiber Dem eiusans zines
9ollIes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
SEE HAWAII IS
new SLOGAN Of
PROMOTICNISTS

Members of the Hawaii Promotion
Committee are working out plans for
a campaign of See Hawaii First
Since the declaration Of war there has
been a decrease in the amount of
travel to the mainland. and the COM
,nittee is anxious to encourage trips
TO the other islands.
he plan of getting acquainted e.th
the islands of Hawaii is meeting with
success. and lettess have leen mailed
to the teachers of the. various islands,
pointing cut the fact that a visit 10
one of the islands Is not only a raca.
ton but a valuable education.
The committee believes that the
honolulu teacher should visit the ISL
and of hawaii to visit the Volcano,
the islan1 of Maui to see Haleakala.
and Kauai to see tie many beuty
spots to be found on the Garden Isle.
Invitations have been sent to the
other islands to come here in June,
and the various sporting events which
include racing. polo, baseball, rowing
and swimming v J be widely adver-
tised by the committee.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
WAIKIKI BEACH
TO HAVE PATROL

Practical assurance of the estab-
lishment of life ,saving patrol on
Waikiki beach was gwen today when
the senate passed on third reading
house bill 454. The patrolmen will be
appointed by and under the control o;
the harbor commission. Governor
Pinkham is believed to be in favor of
such a patrol.
Other bills which passed third read
ing in the senate today are as fol.
lows: Senate bill 10, appropriating
$12,972 for the relieT of property own
.ers in AuwaiolimC tract; senate bill
las, relating to the duties of the board
Of agriculture and forestry; senare
bill 149, authorizing and directing Ho-
nolnlu supervisors TO furnish material
for Tantalus road; house bill t07, ap.
propriafing for the benefit of George
Waipa; house Fiji 223, relating to the
salaries OF district magistrates and
clerks; house bill $50, relating to mar
rage licenses; house bill $50, appro-
priating for the relief of G. D. Pringle;
house bill S62, appropriating for the
completion of streets in Auwaiolimu
tract; house bill SS7, to construct
homestead roads through Kawailoa
beach lots.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
AID Club SENDS
$500 TO PARIS

Members OF the Ad Club contriDut-
ed more than $500 toward the Ad
Club ambulance which will be used
in France, and the Graft for $500 was
forwarded today to Paris. where the
ambulance will be purchased and
placed in commission at once
Through the efforts of William
Thompson, chairman, and the amDu-
lance committee, the sum was collect
ed from members 0i the club follow
ing a talk by DR.. James Judd at q
meeting of the club. The AID Club
committee has announced that the
amount over and above the $1,000 col
lected will De turned over to the
French Orphans Fund.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-28
EDITOR
AMERICANS, GERMAN AND OTHERWISE
From the San Francisco Bulletinl

(From the San Francisco Buletinl
The difference between a German. American and
any other kind of American is not 10 great that
between Maine farmer and New York broker. or
between a Georgia mountaineer and North Da-
kota wheat rancher There is nothing inherent in
the German American nature that will permanently
make tia distinct, unburstabe bubble in our melt.
ingpot. Until the war came il seemed TO many Of
US that there were no immigrants who took SO
heartily to American ways or contributed so many
good ways of their own as the German Americans
The war changed matters somewhat because it
aroused in many of them an Illogical loyalty to
principles of government which they had come to
the United States TO escape 1t has been said that
there has not been a successful revolution among
the ieimans but there was such revolution: it oc-
CURED when hundreds of thousands of them who
loved freedom more than home came to America
rather than submit to government they despised.
Yet when the war began the German Americans
were drawn back in a measure toward loyalty to
the land of their fathers Though it the kaiser,
not very popular heroic figure, who stood at the
head OF the nation it was German brothers. cousins
and friends who were lighting in the trenches. The
German Americans could not help desiring victory
and safety for them; could not help resenting the
ignorant denunciations Of all things German which
flushed the metropolitan publications of this coun-
try
1t was always easy for broadminded people to
sympathize with this German-American attitude
even though the more extreme expressions of it, in
such publications as the "Fatherlandr frequently
lowered between treason and insanity. But now
the German Americans must put their allegiance to
American ideals-to their own ancient ideals, if
they will but realize above their racial partisan
ship; and take anew, in Professor Francke phrase
ian oath of loyalty which knows of no conditions
and reservations This does not require them to
give up the attempt 10 plant in America the nobler
part Of German civilization. We need as much as
ever the Germany of beethoven, Wagner, Schiller,
Kant, Froebel Fiehte of host of poets, novelists
musicians, philosophers, scientists and inventors
whose names are hardly known in America, but.
whose influence has helped to humanize and bean
tify the world. We object only to the Germany Of
Frederick the Great, of Bismarck, Of Bernhardi,
the Kaiser Of the Crown Prince Of the agrarian in
dustrial and military autocracy. OF the two Ger.
manys it is the first that is most beloved by the
German Americans. They may feel passing pride
in the wonderful machinery which their race has
manufactured, and in which its rulers are DOW
grinding i to bits, but they do not love the auto
cratic stale