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The Harrison times., 1917-04-14
LAUNDERING THAT
WINS.
THAT is THE HARRISON SORT

We have built up from almost no
business to the largest Laundry here
abouts, md one Of the most up-to-
date in this country.
Brains, the know how" and keep
at-iveness are responsible for those
results which good dressers prefer,
You don't know just how good your
linen can be made to appear until
you've sent us a bundle.
Harrison Steam Laundry
Phone No.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-29
@n"t WGnl mcn . "a =
Holeu.
eli s. 6. &iotb.)

On 8aare oiloe nj faI0e ct Nen.
neife, Der Oiloe begiOe fig no paa
cit 9eiie uoen al pnrc FLAIR ooer,
5oor Dan oiloe 6cn, og boao Dan
oiloe opiiaa meo lin Geiie. 2lltiaa;
man letter Jig isrit et Naal, o.
iaa pGIger man ben Bel DER oil
IRE Ell til giaalet.
9Gu er DER intet, oi bar meo at
gere, iom er al itsrre getponing
emo 9ernenes SpOragelie. Suor
pigtigt maa oct oerfor life oprc,
at ri er flar oper, 9pao ri oil %.
nnn meo Oporagelien. ut op0rase
oil 10 iiee, at ri oil naa noget
gnnife beltemt meO bore gsrn, naa
ct beltemt Waol. Weo 9enipn til
bette Maal er Weningerne me9et
forifellige. 1ogle letter Ufaalet
bsiere emo andre. 5 mango, ia
ri maa oesperre iige, at ! De ileite
.5nmilier og Sfoler ligger Waalet
life no oper oenne Gios @renier.
sSpao Der ligger no oper oenne Eio,
brpoer man fig enten life ON, cller
man amer BET for noget, Der ORD.
ner fig al fig ielp. 0aar bare gsr-
meme fan blipe opetise Menneifer,
BET er bet pietisite, bet egentlige
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-29
Giuf for O. IN II G njna NJ
Siaele 1917.
vi q. q. 6.
6prlte aorint9ier6reU.

aorint5, Der li8ger paa Ell San0-
tango, iom iorbinOer 9alosen 4Selo.
PONIES meo oct eorige @retenlanO,
oar paa Sen 6io, oa bette gre0
6leo ~ifreDet, Ell al De melt 6lom'
ltrenoe SanOeIsiteOer / 8er0en. Zen
Dar SoDeoitao ! oen romerife BRO
pins 26aia. Gems SnobDggere par
itore 9eunorere al 8eltalenbeo %
Deroslig 8isoom; men BAR paa Den
anoen SIDE oDbt neOiunfne / llip-
oefig6eo.
Gorint6 er / pore Gage fun en-
liae og uGnielie 8D meo ct Bar
3uiinoe Snobpgere.
9nllus fom til aorintb paa i'm
2 Mislionsrejie (meIlem Adrene
$50. Com ban oltiO pleieOc
Iaa oen0te ban iig ferit til SOBER
ne meo 5orfpnoelIen af @Dnngeliet
men ogian fer foragteoe De BET gla.
Be 9uoifab, at Seius ariitls tom
til Screen for at gre Spnoere ia.
liae. Derfor penote 4poitlen Jig til
Se6ningerne meo &orseDange-
Iiet.
galilus forblep / 4orintb / ca.
th aor, og mango &eoninger ONT
oenote iie til Seius ariitas, foet
De troeoe @pangeliet. 4f oisie blep
Weniabeoen / Rorintb bnnnet.
SITE l9nge efter MpoltIens Bort
rei{e fom Mpolos til aorintb og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-29

Dor Greoifen for8GueS, men III er
ariihls opitanoen.
Gn00ioere ipn9er 4oulns jim e.
ier5ian0 ouer Den iioite 6ienoe -
9poen, i0et Dan triumierenOe aa-
Der; Zen iioite 5ienoe, JON tilin-
tetgeres er Dpoen." % uGeoen er
opilugt til Seierl"
Ono p9re 5af, JON 9iper os
Sejeren peO Dor 9erre Seilts Sri
ihlSl" SoiIfet 9gs! Spilfet @aabl
9oilfen oeliienet 6remtiol
Gnoeli9 oct ipoenOe 2Qfinit on
latter aap. Is. Sum tire iprIige
.9inf, iou Sllltningsor0 al lite
aoriut5erbreU:
4. &enaer! lie eaoelig At iaaSpitem
i Sen Sioe al ariiteu0ommeit, JON
6e0Oer - 5e0 dc
sap. Is, 10 2e1 no9et til Sioe
enien 5oer ltge. eller @taaneo. eI
ler 6aioaar eIler Aar. Suit, @no5
Rige5 arao titles til oS 5per
Sag.
b.. &aager, itaa late / 6roen,
Dpr manoige % o9r it9rfe! Iroel
er Seier5magten. IroerI oen jan.
De Cro. Den, DER cr Seiersmaltef,
Den 5oloer Jig til 9errens 0ro:
sea Gang peo Dine 9i0nes60ro. =
l5al. f19, 81. Iroen beieirer
ale Qanifeligbeoer.
c. a9lt ife Dos eoer i aarIia
.3eO. laap. Is, I'D. aurIi8beoea
i @uos &ige oct er @r%unoIooea.
6oorcfter Snooaanerne / @uO5 IL.
&c rstter zig. Get er 5olen, Der
al0rig gaar neo. I'D ira 0eaue
eoile col itremmer Der uaiIaot.i8
2io, 9ps % 8arme til ale @Bne
i Riget.
6oilfen 5lp5el / gore 5jerter,
naar ri fan iiJe enteItois. QUO Il
fer mig, iom ie5 er. ga eiiter oi 9al
t5en. pit iter oa hos os i apr
Iig5eo.
grcpet illtter iaa meo en- 0il.
len Or slap. rs, f9-2U. r
Renig5eoerue / Alien, ira DC u
fenote 5eifenoe / 5errerL 2lfo.la
Io5 4riifa, ira allie 9roorene %
ira 9alllus ielp mcO 0roene: Gen
6erre5 Seiu RanOe oprc meo
eoer.~ 81: u9}in aGrli85eO meo
coer ale f ariitas Seils!" 9lmaa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-29
Guis Saf.

epig 3of ior epig Aaooe,
Der nleo GSreo er ballet neo
ooer Sioets 6itre &an0e
% bets Spn0s Dian8ioloi8beO.
eoig 3af for 0rO, Der bGrer,
nanr ie9 pafIer ing og mat.
GDig 1af for 9aabet5 Stierne,
ms % ifen i UarImct iat.
eOig Eat Tor epigt 2eite
al 6in egen ianoe Vhlno,
OH ct Stem, Der dlorig roffes,
bps't poa @pigbeoens @run0.
euig 3af ior 9Iiffets @orme,
al min 5reIier moo mig penot.
Goig 5df ior 1roens &i5beO:
Seq er al min 6aoer tenot.@
euiq 3af ior bper en- Gaore,
Der 6or tDn9et SeIpet neo.
eUig 5af FOR 5ocr ell Smerte,
iom iea iauot / Sem 6jeO.
2. e. 81. IS. au
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-29

feilOc. Ia @aulns er blepen Ell
9ammel MonO. er ban ertonl fife
fUrOig, Dan Tiger: Sffe at ieg ale.
re0c bar 9rebet oct eler er iulo.
fommen, men leg lager Oerefter
oip. 6il 3. &i pil ogiaa / 2. 2.
iinoe, at Dor 0pgape er iaare ua1l.
ifelig. : De ileite 8tliuloe maa ri
nGre ~tiIire0se naar oct oeO 8uos
9}aa0e lDffes os at brin9e ct 9arn
iaa lan9t, at oct ieler liz oraBet
ben moo 5reIieren. 8i oil ireuitille
eSeilS ior Dc os betroe0e 9erns Il
lie / al bans Sfoa5eO o. 0erli89eO,
iaa De uDiltdarligt fonmner til at
elife BAN % are Dam. 81 pil pro.
De paa iaaIeOes at iortpae Borne
he ON 9erren, at De iaar OD6e Sno.
trpf ii BAN, iaa Opbe 5nOtrDf, at
Der / 9arnets 9ierte iremfonfner
cit @Gi4iel efter bam. vi ma III.
0ere De bellige Q}Gno % aoin.
Der, JON 8t6elen iortplIer ON. %
iaa iremitilIe Dem for 9erneue j
oereS rene Qipspan0el, i oere5 eros.
moo % 2pOig5eo. iaa De fommer til
at itaa ior 9arnetS more glif iom
lDienoe 6or6illeoer, Der aniporer
oetn til IT bltoe Sem G~fteriol8ere.
Seq iag0e ier, at 0paaoea TT
iaare oanifeli9. Gnbuer troeuOe D
aloorlig 9prer peO oct. Men ielp
ON 6rllgten Al a(rbeioet life trp.
Der i1nli1 irem Tor pore Zine. iaa
ifal oct life iao os til at faite 2een
/ Goriet. Zen SnO, 81 uOiaar /
Siertet. er @u6s Oro, % Den er
leDcnoe. Gn5oer SpOemmo iaar /
oaab. ) 2. z. ifal ser life orioes
paa 9erneomoen0eIie. 8el ueo ie1,
at OnoeuOclie tan iinoe Steo /
9~arneal0eren, men Der ifnl fife /
:. z. toeluffenoc lpgge5 an paa
oct. @i mao / 3egelen 9aa I'D in,
at 6e os 6etroe0e 9grn itaar / oeres
3aabsnaa0c. gu 9lonit, Der ilaar
i anop, ifal bare Lib I'll at aa6ne
zig. Aubner man Den meo Qtagt. iaa
oisner Den unoer Solltrallerne
Som enl0cr 4Elatte ifal 5ape eli
beitemt LID til at uoioloe Jig, ia
leoes er oct ogiaa meo oct aanoe.
Iige SiD ct Barns 9ierte. Sps
.eiBnelien i Qfarfus 4, 26-29:
SorOen irembringer igrit Ores, il.
ben 2lfs % iaa fulOt aorn PIT.
Jet. vi oil ppre tafnemmeilg ior
et5pcrt gorns OnUenoeIie, Der be
itnar 4reDen / ct 9ip / ariiti 81.
t~erielgelie. Mfen iclp OH man for
De iIeite 9srns 8eofommenOe life
opleper noget iaaonnt iom bette, at
oe bepioit bengioer ia til 0erren,
ian nlna nj oerfor life anie port
arbeioe ior ipiIot. 2ipet er rigt poa
efsentpIer, Der piier, at et Oro, Der
i 9arnoommen, maaife / q. z. eli.
Ter &onfirmanounoerpisningen bleu
logt neo / Sjertet, ienere ben / 81.
oct oeo en- beitemt anleoning bleu
til Omoenoelie % 6relie Tor oct
Renneife. Soilfen greit bar lite
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-29

og 5roen iormeOelit in
9aaOpere % Seitauente, at ban life
ifal Do i pore 9ierter.@ n9erior
in0iptter Dan oenne 9taopere, at Dan
ifal ite0ie % alto blipe peo Qfagt
og Bans 0sO, formeoeIit BOilfen oi
ere befrieoe ira iSDn0en og ale
eoig Santmer, bIioe i en- epig
0ette man pere NOT til at Die,
at S~bufommeliess 0tomentet i 9ta0-
beren life maugler / DOR ltt5erife
Strife, iarlig ga life i Dor NoOerfir
fe, ifgnt BET iiuloen bere5 irenOra-
get / Sfriftetaler, % naar Der el
lers tales ON 9ta0Oeren.
2uo os benleoe Opmprfiom5eoen
paa, at SeiuS ieIu Tiger: @or oct
te til min S9ufommeIie! Saaleoea
Dos 9llfas % Raulus.
On intet auoet oar Seius
io9t: 8er 0et til min 5bufommel
ie! Get bar 5al finn iagt ON it
9egents og 8loos 9}poelie i 4a0-
0eren. Ter fan ioale0es me0 fnl0
Diet iiges, at naar Seius ieIu oiloe
reiie Jig ct geuaem ale 0iOer gee
oenoe 9}inOe / jim Q1enig5eo, iaa
gior0e ban set oeO at inoitifte ben
4ellige 9aobere. oeo at 9ioe Den Oct
# Saframent
Seius flnOe iiffer - ON d END
life ioritaar bpor0an = 5oOe iat ii3
Min0e eaer andre Ninoer, men
ct un0et Mtnoe euer anore 0inoer,
men Oct bar be9aget BAN at iatte
Tia iuit bette 01inOe.
6or 8eiten er 10 goangelierne
fulOe Al 9tinOer ON Uor 9erres Sc
IN arati 2o % 6erning paa
5oro, % gan fauoe 9aoe gtpet I'm
Menig5eo ct ierifilt 01inOe on Den
itore 9reoifant, Der utalte meo
Q1pn0ig5eo % life JON De ifriit-
fIoge", eller OH Ben tore ltnoer-
gBrar, Der paa unOerbar Bis be
fpHie 5ui.uOer pad Ct e0e SteO, e.
Ter ON Den tore 9ege, Der iif Sp5-
0om til at Uige % aabneOe blinoes
zine blot meo ct Gro, eler on
Den 9llmpgtige, ser bg0 OgOe ltaa
% ira gaaren eaer foname I'D al
@raoen.
vi Tiger, at Der ifte fan toi9les
ON, At Seiu5 10 hlaoe 5a0e iat
Tia ct an0et 0fiuoe, men Oct 5e5o
|geOe bam at iptte Jig ct 0tinOe, Der
til ale Cher ifulOe pe3e pa1 9aln,
iom ban oireoe it 2e9enle % uo5eO
lit gIoo paa aoriet til Ell 6orioairJ
for pore Spn0er.
% boorfor oct? Siffert ioroi 5e.
|le GraH8elict iamler liz Der ionl
ct grrnoepunft.
Gaa iamme 8i6, iom oct er 80
oeoiagen / Soframentct, at 5ein5
ariitus ser meo0eIer Zig ielp. iont
ban far liOt % er oeo Tor Dor
|5uno, til 5taofGitelie paa pore
|5onOers 6orlaoelie, iaa er oet so
pe0betingelieu for at moe 93aooe.
rem til 9eliignelie, at Den nQoenoc
life alenc tror oette, nieu at sa1
lepenoe fommer Seius ! @u, Jon
ban Ieo og osoe paa aoriet Tor pore
5pross. Set oioer Strait til al itaa
op oa oanOre / ct mt 2eOnet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-29

Genne Stat meo oens mango Mu.
ligbeoer og anleoninser for 6arme.
rem inn pel iom for arbeioeren, cr
netop itu UNDER ll0pifling. @po.
ming Jfp. gaar gennem ben 5eOite
3al / Stnten, % Der er ppperlia
AnleOning ior Here 9unoreoe ia.
miller / Clear Greet 8allep % 9uf.
falo. Die og Wine Snouitrierne oil
gere at 6armeren altio faar itor
9etaling for bans Bro6ufter.
Den oanife aoloni peo Buffalo
er goot begpnot os oil mart blioe
en- al De a~llerbeoite / bette 2ano.
9nifes iuloitenoige Oplpsninger,
iaa firm til Sans an6erion, gruib,
Colo, eqer til Smmigration Dept,
Bpomine H'p Co., 1927 Dops glog,
gebar Hapios, ga,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-29
Keb Agerbrugs Land,

hyor Farmerens SON kan have de sam
me ~Betingelser, som hans Fader havde
for ham, we'd eller ner Jernbane eller
smukke Seer. Hvorfor leie, naa De
kan kobe en- Farm til den samme Pris
De betaler i Lejeafgiftf Bedste Jord-
bund. Udmerkede Meierier Nerheden.
De er sikker paa at gore det godt. kls-
yerens naturlige HEN.
LAND DEPT. N. ITASCA LUMBER co.
Deer River, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-29

efter Ddlls 5ortrefle tom Der Ell
betp0elig 6oritprrelie inO j Q1enie-
6e0en ianoipnligOiS 6eoirfet al ioI
ife ip0iife 9erere.
elsie iaIife 9Grere beitreo @au
lu5's apoitoliife aalo, Sc ipotteOe
ouer BANS ieone 0}aaoe at iorfpn-
DE gpangeliet poa. % oe aiiteofom
betpoelige SplitteIier i ben eaer5
6egapeoe % i mango 0taooer pei
uoruiteoe Menigbe0 Zee Sap. /,
80.
8r. 0tartin BUFFERS Oro pasier
ale 9egne, iaaIpOenoe: u9por ser
rem 60g5er en- Strife, Der bpgger Sa
tan ct aopel peo Sioen a." Sd
.taas Gei ben igeuaem Qiemeife.
beoen er SpnoeriplitteIie, SenOer
lemmtlie, 9oeIuggeiie % 0eO.
0fe0 3ette falOer Sfriften gam.
ManoOraber@.
9l0 Here 8eie iaar Eaulll5 Oteo.
0elelier ON Situationen / 91enig5e
Den. Oct er Auria8eh Den pore
|9(aGll5, til oel berIi3e @uOs @aoe.
JON 9irfen bar iaaet i aorint5ier
brepene.
0eoen5 ]%iomer6reoet er iurli9i
Oct lore 9prebreD til 0erren5
Q}eai89co, IA er aorint9ierbreoene
- praftiife 9reue. 9teoens Gomer.
6re0et oeientIig inoe9olOer = 9nr.
BONNIE, iaa uogor aorinf9ierbre0e-
ne I'll Uioua0erlig a90e al - 6or-
maainger.
70 Gref er meget ieineialoen0e
/ pore TO greoe til Nenig5eoen i
4orintb. Set enc er Den iaite
@aaao, boorTneo bet er i@freoet. vi
mqrfer: .0et er 0aanOen ira FRO
uel4, y<os UGloi9e 9aano"; Der
for 5leU 8irfningerne ogiaa gOOe.
Get anoet 8rGf = oct er 9ierte.
laaet. Oct er / Sano5eo Sialeier.
geriin0et, Der annoer os i Ne0e
iaennem begge grcuene. gariiti
aarlig5eo toinger os" q aor. 8,
10. ,Sa, BET par SoingbiIuet i al
9atli 9irfiom5eO; oerior ipreoer
ian ogiaa ariiti @elIugt no paa ct
5oert Stco.
8ennerl 8rpiter % Dteni8beoer,
er oct ogiaa iauOan meO os?
Set ferite aorinf5ierbreo iaIOer
~ioruoen en- lille 5~noIe0ning @ers
81 "a Shrtniaa (aup. 16, 10
24) 7 Afinit. ri aneioer Der
| / aorf5eo ipIgen0e 9inf:
1sritc 2rfinit. Gette omiatter
qaa I. IL u. 5noboloet er man.
l.artef. msa fan 0ol fort gengioes
o1Ieoe9:
lS9Iittelier + Nienig1eOen % Sp.
aemioIet moo 0ette OnOe, nemIi9 :
2af6s Niles @raft zee Gap. /,
20). Suor @los aiges Strait ioar
nR
~Snogang / pore 6ierter, Stem, Vfe.
lnig5eo % Samiiin0, ser blioer en-
leuen0e girfiombeo al ale, men
ale blioer iman, Der blioer fun
cen itor, nemlig: Seius Grrti5.
I6oilfen en- 5ormaning meo aooor.
ielens ifarpe % oette afinit er
Ifor os ale.
Mn0et annit omfatter Sap. ..
Get hanoler ON ct tort Onoe, Der
par fonrmet inc / Wenigbeoen, mem.
La: l16ipoeligbeoens Suroeig, o9
6oorle6eg Menigbe0en iflrloe bort
%ifalffe bette On0e.
1reoie aiinit u6ger Sap. 6. Ut.
ter ct On6e al ell anoen 9lrt cr
fommen mo / Meaigbe6en. Set er
Sc iaafulote 8ctsIager meIlem SUBS
5olf ior oen oeroslige 8oHiiol.
st 0eiliat inipireret Haa0 giDer
9auIus 9errens 5elliga: g6Di li6e
Is fife 6ellere llretl@ 9iet JON San
bil0e iige: grsOrel oent bare liot.
Is Ifal nof ian 9aet. naar ale Sa9er
ital aigsres for ariiti 0omitoI.
8enner bent
6ieroe Qfinit omiatter aap. =
If. ) bette 2lfinit be5anoler Ser.
rem Deo 9aulus sogerne on 9Ga-
lteifabet, oeu gifte % ugiite Stano.
0eltagelie / Sc 6eoenife OHermaal
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-29
Nlteren3 SafrA ulent.
". @aOucren jun @IinOefeit.

Set iorefommer os, at Der i
Dor firfeIige 9rafiis, IG8ge5 altfor
Iiot Gegt paa Aao0eren ON Ct
Maaltio eIer en- 9ellig 9anoIin8
til S~9ufommeIi e al Dor ser
re % 6reIier 5eia5 8riiaas %
bans @erning.
9ette 8llnft er 5eller fife irenl.
beoet bperfen ! &lltbers lille aate-
fismus etler i 9aIsleos 6orflaring
al ben. at 9iifop galsIeo fife
~freu5auer Oct, Oct er ret natur
Iigt, on Oct fife f~rem5aoes i oct
8prf, ban forflarer.
Nen set iiges 10 Hart ] SnO-
ititelies 0roene: u@pr bette til
min S6ufommeliel~
% oct irem6aoes / port RaoOer
&itllol, 9por oct 5eo6er: n0erneTt
ifllie 5 8pre, 9pao Dor 9erre Sc
jus ariitu5 6%efaler, naar ban il.
ger. Eager bette ben % noer Oetl4
- n0riffer ale oerail~ - Bette
gprer til min 55ufomnelie!4 Iii
ban bar gioet os lit 9e8eme %
8Ioo at aoe og 0riffe til Sun
0ernes 5orla0elie og e0igt Zip, %
til S9ufommeIie Al bans
belli9e 2ioelie og 3eo.4
ser bar 6errens gefaling ON at
gore bette til bans Sbufommelie
faast ben 9laOs, ben tilfommer
oeo SiOen a 9eialingen ON at eoe
% oriffe.
lIOtaIelier / Here al pore Gal
mer itemmer ifent 0ermeo. 5 5al-
men vMiuoes oi en- iulotro Ben
foref5mmer 2inierne:
.6relier. t Din Menig5eO
5fal Dit Q}inoe oare oeo.~
.gaO o. ietO u0tr9fteIi9:
1fine 8pnner, minOeS migl"
IreOie gcrs:
.)taar 0a ON Dit Iaooer6oro
5rinOt % tpt ri tage Seoe
Q1eo Den Gro, at ! BET Orb,
8u er ianoelig til SteOe,
9fin0et gleoer i port 9rpit
9ar paa Gungen GnglerGt."
% Den ganrle fea0te Salme al
Bernhard al Glairoaur begpnOer
iaaleoes:
y8or 9erres 5eiu 0tinoeieit
Zen Ssiti6 er, iom gleoer beoit
5bi bpor ban TONNES ret / 9u,
9Dsleoenoe ban er enonu."
90 @r. 385 / y5ulmebog for
airte og Stem begpnOer:
oBaa Dig ieg tpnfer, 6relIer M,
Og ineen iterre 5rpO ieg ueO
gn0 ben at fonlme dig i 6u
% minoes al DIN aerligbeo."
giifop Martenien Tiger bl. q.
ON 96aooeren: Som firfelig @an0.
ling er 9faoDeren n9rneit at op=
fatte iom en- notwithstanding
in0itiftet al Serren til 6ornDeIie Al
bans S6ufommelie.@ Or. %. g.
9lpoel: 0@oer Sang altiaa airfen
gentager III bans Sbufommelie,
bouo BAN gioroe 6in SfqrtorsOag
9fften, inopier oa oeliigner og no.
oeler 9r6oet og 9inen meo B an 8
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Arizona republican., 1917-12-14
PASSIVE LOYALTY
OFrom a Genuine Lettel


 You and l. Felix. both of the same German blood. There is not drop any other blood ia us so far as l know. You feel the tug of this blood drawing your sympathies toward Germany. Perhaps ] am hard hearted ] often wonder whether that is it l think however that l fe e as 'deep affection for father and the others in Germany as you do And yet there does not seem to to be the smallest corner of that is not for America first and last and against Germany. [ do not hate Germany but l want to see her defeated. and I deeply hope that America will have a part in defeating her and that may have small part in helping to defeat her
 You say that you loyal if you are merely passive, and some fool in Washington, some official or other said the other day that the government de- manded no more than passive loyalty from it's citi- zcns of German birth origin. tell you that passive loyalty today is disloyalty You are needed and l needed, and every American of German blood, who considers himself American and noth- ing else is needed. to symboze to the rest of Amer jeans of alien origin, the working of the American Crucible
 We have boasted in the past that the American people was not merely hodge podge of fifty or a hundred races, but a race, looking not to the past but to the future. Here our chance to prove It, to prove that no temptation however great no lure, however insistent, turn us who have re- cclved the benefits of American citizenship who lived and grown and prospered and been hapnv undar American institutions, back to the land that o,r fathers left. back to the kings they'renounced We dare not be passive
 Instead of being passive instead of sitting in armchaIrs at home, grumblingly nursing our resent ment as you would have us to do vou and I ebouId be out the housetops declaring to inc Cor,,o Americans our faith in the American democracv and the Amercan people. Seeing how much we are will Ing 70 sacrifice for the privilege of claiming fpu American citizenship other German Americans who nave less o sacrifice, may value American cftzensbi higher than they do now.-Rudolph Heinrichs in the Atlantic Monthly t''
Arizona republican., 1917-12-14
The Red Cross Stamp

The drive for the sale of Red Cross stamps in Arizona is now in full swing. This is a part of the anu-tuberculosis campaign and in part a campaign to raise fund badly needed for the general work ot the organization for the relief of suffering wherever it may be found This is apart from war work. For that large sums have been appropriated and more will be appropriated it is needed As the need for it develops it will throughout the war contributions will be made in large sums from various sources Great as that work is, it should not be allowed tc obscure the Red Cross work in it's usual field at home
 The people are buying liberally of the Red Cross stamps, more liberaly than ever before We can only suppose that they have been awakened by other unusual demands that have been made upon taem within the last few months and that as individuals We more clearly understand now that we. do not live for ourselves alone
 We trust that the awakening will continue until before the Christmas holidays arrive no let ter will out from the Phoenix postoffice; that no Christmas package will go out either by mail or express that is not freighed with a Red Cross stamp
Arizona republican., 1917-12-14

bill is obtained and finally where your listed car at s200 was approved and shipped. & bill for S200 more confronts you. You have now sent old worn rugs, mattresses, stoves, books, etc. many of the rugs, mat tresses and old quilts being used as packing, for you are not forced to crate anything, and require filters to protect goods.
 With an inspector it is like any other condition where you buck against authority-he can put the screws to you and twist them till the board cracks. or he can be reason able. I know as a fact that auction eers ship goods into Los Angeles and out into adjacent towns and the charge is car rates, and as the heav- jest buyer there says, q load what 1 d- please" But of this, I don't | squeal, neither have the right to criticise the inspectors authoritative he has the rate, list classification and price So. if he bundles up your old packers and filters and protectors and charges s6.60 classification in stead of s1.22. car rates. what, are you to do about it? Can he use judgment, discretion or fairness? Oh no. "here are my rules and orders and here Is my power
 Now, Mr R. R. Magnate. why, when a car is loaded in Los Angeles, are not classified rules forced into the hands of the shipping corpora tions? Why do you not inspect the car there before an ignorant shipper pays his freight bill? Why do you say to him, Go and inform yourself?''
Arizona republican., 1917-12-14
The Stock Exchange and Allied Securities

The steady decline of the Anglo-French securities the New York Stock Exchange where the low record of week ago has been daily lowered, should not be taken indication of a want of confidence by the astute gentlemen who frequent the exchange, in the final outcome of the war It not occasioncd directly by any brief German advantage any tenn porary allied disappointment. Dealings in these se- curites are bets not the result of the war, but the effect of it's daily progress the minds of the masses for whom business is done on the stock exchange. This business though apparently trans acted by few men really done by or for the many thousands who become interested in any way in any of the commodities handled the exchange.
 The price of no security dealt in on the exchange is representative of value but only of its value on the market that day or the next within a short period. Wall street bets on what the people think from day to day and not on the ultimate results of progressing events
 It will have been observed that the stuck market has always been subject disturbance by the slight est currents hy mere rumors. frequently set afloa by spectators not for the purpose d soaring them selves or other gentlemen exchange as wise as themselves for the effect of the rumors upon the great mass the ignorant minimizing public which habtualy moves like flock of sheep It is the public that keeps in operation constantly the of supply and demand and makes prices the stock market as it does everywhere else. We hear of spectators manipulating the market That may be done in
 limited way, such in the creation and the temporary establishing of monopoies but manip- ulation as a rule is effected by the public The spec ulators only manipulate. the public and reap their rewards from the reaction
 The course of the Anglo-French securities is no reflection of any confidence want of confidence by