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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-02-16
Elements In friendship.

There are two elements that go 10
the composition Of friendship: Truth
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-02-16

Watertown-M Matilda Mulber-
ger, So years old, mother of Senator
Charles Mulberger died here as a re
suit of injuries received in a fall a
month ago. Her husband was the elev-
enth mayor of Watertown and each of
her three sOns-Henry. Arthur and
Charles-have served as mayor. Sen
ator Mulberger is mayor of Watertown
now.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-02-16
Observation-Disclosures
HAPPENINGS
OF THE WEEK
IN WISCONSIN
Observation-Disclosures

Madison-The American flag cannot
ing the sale of flags. This opinion was
rendered by Attorney General Haven
to Distict Attorney w c. label of
Milwaukee. Mr.. label said the manu-
facturers of flags desired to print an
advertisement of flags for sale and to
have smile of the flag in the center
of the advertisement. The attorney
general holds this is prohibited by
law.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-02-16

Sparta Gen. Randolph A. Richards
of Sparta has been chosen one of four
brigadier generals for an important
war service. He is one of four gener
ais selected to command two brigades
Of army corps troops and two brigades
If pioneer infantry known as army
corps which are being organized at
Camp Wadsworth, Spartansburg, S. c.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-02-16

Madison The Wisconsin land com
missioners have announced a sale of
lands at a public auction at the state
land Office at Madison at O'Clock p.
m. on Wednesday. Feb. q. The lands
to be sold lie along the Mississippi
river in Crawford county, and are
commonly referred to as river bottom
lands Thee are about 1920 acres to
be sold, lying in tracts of from one TO
fifty seven acres.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-02-16

GAINESVILLE In a decision just rem
dered by the railroad commission at
Madison the new Gas and Light COM
pany of this city is given authority to
increase its raes by 10 cents per thou
sand cubic feet per month. This is
one-half of the raise which the com
panY asked for
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-02-16

Madison - Food boarding, whether
in violation of the law of through a
misunderstanding of its provisions and
penalties, is to be stopped in the Bad
ger state. The campaign inaugurated
by Food Administrator Magnus Sven
son is to be thorough, to cover every
county. and in advance of action in
ether states.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-02-16

Marinette Marinette county won
first honors at the corn Judging con-
tests in Madison, receiving a silver
cup Harold LOOMS, Vernon Wood
and Emil Jensen of this county were
hohors at the county exhibit held re-
Gently. In the grain display they had
twelve exhibits. securing eleven
awards--three firsts. three seconds,
four thirds and one fourth
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-02-16

Green Bay = Fifteen years IN the
state penitentiary at Waupun was the
sentence imposed upon Gus Bartels,
charged with assault with intent to
KILL by Judge n. J. Monahan. Bartels
was found guilty of attempting to kin
Peter Neerdaels at the St. Paul hotel
on Dec 81 He was 81 years old.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-02-16

Markesan-Wiscon 1917 state
boys pig club championship was won
by Erwin Eckert of this place, accord
ing to reports received from the office
of T. L. Bewick, college of agricul
ture, state leader of agriculture clubs.
Young Eckert secured first position
because of his excellent record with
two filters of Duroc Jersey pigs, far
rowed after April l.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-02-16

BaraboO - The Southern Wisconsin
Sheep company was organized here
with a capital stock of $4,000. Four
hundred acres of land have been Sc
cured near this city on which 500
sheep have been placed.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-02-16

Oshkosh officers of the State Poul-,
try association were elected at Osh-
kosh as follows: President, Leo ].
Gartmann; vice-president, E. E. Beals;
secretary. Leo c. Hanley; treasurer,
H E. Horn; directors for three years,
George NJ. Wells, Emil Knobioch and
Frank A. Leach.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-02-16

I'VE ere indOmitable In our power
Of independent action and can In no
circumstance consent TO live In a
world governed by intrigue and force
We believe that our own desire for
new International order under which
reason and justice and the common In
terests of mankind shall prevail is the
desire of enlightened men everywhere.
Without that new order the world will
he without peace and human life viii
lack tolerahle conditions of existence
and development Having set our
hand to the task of achieving 1t we
shall not turn back.
"'rhe power of the United States is
a menace to no nation or people. II
will never be used In aggression or for
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF any selfish in
terest of our own. 1t springs out Of
freedom and is for the service of free
dom"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-02-16

Brchwood-Th discovery of TWEEN
ty cases of smallpox on the Bad river
Indian reservation at Odanah has
caused energetic action on the part
of health officials to check the dis
ease.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-02-16

Fond du Lac - August Heller. re-
tired farmer, was struck and killed at
grade crossing near here. Two
years ago the same crossing was the
scene of a similar accident in which
four persons were killed.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-02-16

Madison-The state board Of control
has asked the state emergency board
for an appropriation Of S110.31S for
operating expenses. High cost of food
for state institutions is blamed for the
deficit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
H ~CANTANKEROUS

sY DIR. RAM CRANE


There is a certain type of mind that can only be described by
the word dirty. 30
1t loves suspicious, hints, imucndoes
II slantS, lecrs, mods, winks, shrugs, knows a thing or two,
Who is good II could tell you something about him!
Who is great? 1t knows certain intimate tales of pettiness. listen.
# will whisper
is youth enthusiastic, keen. brighteyed' Iuuph! 1t had all
those symptoms once. From it's heights of c!mcism and disiliusion
it looks down in contempt.
DO Young people love, and walk in purple twiights aud dream
aud make poetry Bah 1t quotes Kraft Ebing and lIavcloek Ellis.
Who believes and fears God? 1t believed once. Nothing to it,
Who praysf Iypocrtes. Or smpletons All gods are OF mud.
am mud. Everything ) mud.
Who goes to war; Boobs. it says. Why go and get killed.
This war was brought on 10y capitalists. Men are dying to make
Wall Streets securities good. England made the war
Who lothcs the traitorous Bolshcviki2 They are not So bad, it says.
They are heroes. The Allies are prosecuting them,
Who cries out for Judgment on Germany for her unspeakHbe
crimes Bunk! Aren' I they lynching men in the United Statesf Didn't
England do TO the Beers what Germany did to the Belgians?
II loves TO hold meetings aud make bitter speeches.
pares hates.
II maintains u constant pose, aS /" 10 say II am different ana
not as other men. am superior 80
1t strives 10 shock decent folk.
1t sucks constantly at It's own abundant cgoHsm.
II always sees the opposite side of every question.
It's creed is: =" Whatever is is wrong ~ q.
Its attitude toward humanity is one of disgust.
lis position is against everything and for nothing aud nobody.
All public men are gratters, ali priests are hypocrites, all business
men are dishonest, every woman has her price, all governments are
evil, all schools are useless.
Ii is just naturally canankcrous, crooked, unpleasant, aud pcsst
mistc.
There is no known cure for this kind of pest except to take "A
maui and drive him about three feet into the ground,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
October 18th in History

TT HIS DATE. October II. is one of pleasant his.
torical Significance to the people Of America.
1t is the anniversary Of the justification of the
faith Of Columbus, as is told on another page of
this paper.
October - Is also the anniversary of one Of
the outstanding examples of Han frightfulncSS. '
more significant 10 us than To the other civilized
nations arrnyed against Germany, because il was
of tremendous influence in awakening Americans
TO the stern necessity confronting us for saving the
world and ourselves from the Prussian beasi.
The civilized peoples of Europe were awake
TO the necessity of extcrminating German militarism
when Germany officially murdered Edith Cavell.
But it required the brutal execution of the courage.
GUS, little, grey-cycd English nurse, three years ago
today, to stir Americans To an understanding Of
our responsibility and our danger. The memory of
that fearless woman and her horribly unjust death
should stir us today to pledge our utmost financial
support to our government and our soldiers in their
effort 20 remove the German menace forever from
the earth.
Edith Cavell was a messenger of mercy. The
Germans murdered her. A mock tribunal carried
military law provided nothing 10 cover such a ease
They had to make new law to At il, after the
Englishwoman had been killed.
The memory of Edith CaveHs fate, like the
sinking of the Lusitania, not only aided in awaken.
ing us to a consciousness of our duty, but remains
today as evidence that our duty cannot be held to
have been fully performed until we have crushed
the German government and wiped out German
militarism by a complete military victory uAieh
viii bury both beyond hope of resurrectioIE "TO
that cnd we must provide our nation with w the
money il requires, and more, so that our men may
reach il the more speedily.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12

~ OH POLITICAL parties have now announced
dates for their party primaries and for the
conventions wherein candidates for county
and Legislative Offices will be named. These prl.
mnries and conventions are Of great importooec 10
the people of Albuquerque and Bernalilio couuty
this year. Out Of the nominees Of these Two con
vcntions will come the men who viii manage our
local affairs for the next two years and who viii
represent our very important interests IN The next
legislature.
The next two years give promise of being
crowded with industrial events Of the utmost inn
portance. The time is right ~ hand when we need
a local government which is of the highest effci-
cucy. The SAINT is true of our Legislative represcn-
tation We have no time 10 waste ON incompetent
Office holders. incompetent Legislative represent
iation may prove tremendously expensive for us,
The people have u right to demand Of both
party conventions this year that paitisasship he
put aside IN the interest of the public welfare that
factional feuds and personal ambitions Of leader
ship, which cSis, in both the local party organiza-
tionS, be thrown out. IL those things are not thrown
out voluntarily by the men who have steadily in
iccted them into our local county politics in years
past. we should abandon our accustomed irdiffcr.
rnce TO primary and party convention, and go is
and throw them out, with their leaders accompany
ing them.
Where competent county officers men who
have proved up in faithiumcss and ability can be
retained under the fool-no-successiOn provision of
our constitution, they should be ~rcnominated
without hesitation by the party to which they be-
long Where county officers have shown them
selves inefficient, they should be thrown out by
their respective party conventions, with the same
promptness.
We hear considerable street corner converse.
ton these days about this man or that for sheriff,
on commissioner, or some other Office, who would
make q good officer, but who is opposed TO this or
that republican or democratic boss or would be.
boss. We hear of this man or that being promotcd
for some county office because some democratic or
republican aspirant for party leadership is for him.
Both parties will do well to remember, in pri-
mary and convention, that this county is the best
little single handed boss bumper in New Mexico.
With the biggest and most active independent vote
in the state, this county has discarded boss rule in
local politics for good. The man who undertakes
10 promote his personal interests and ride TO power
az public expense, whether he be a democrat or a
republican, is due to get bumped, Trafficking in
party feuds and fractional fights for personal ends
has cost this county quite enough in the past. w.
need party leadership in both parties locally, as We
need II in state and national policies but il has
reached the stage mere where the public demands
that local leadership be unselfsh for the general
welfare, and not for any individual or group Of
individual business or political interests.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12

d EDDY FOX sat on hl- doorstep
IN IN the Old Pasture feeling very
fine. very fiuo Indeed In the
first place he hal nid - splendid sleep
All the long sunny morning ReduN
had slept. for he had been out all the
night before. Now IL was afternoon
and freddy was taking o sun bath. q
thing he dearly loves 10 40 al times.
Md while he TOOK that sur bath he
vas dreaming. lie was dreaming day
dreams, and they were eIJ pleasant
dav-dreams. He was dreaming OF cat
INK Did O ever have that kin OF
CAY trealns2 Then YOU know Just how
pleasant Reddy's dreams were.
There was only one. 'hlng wrong
with those dreams. THAI WAS that
they made Reddy impatient Tie Just
couldn't help being Impatient in the
iist place he ~as hungry, and in
The second place he knew, pr thought
he knew. exactly What kind uf q
dinner lie would have as soon ~
shadow time arrived. lie would have
s muskrat dinner, n the very
thought of Il made his mouth water
pnC water. That is why he was inn
! atient-iTpatien, for the oming Of
shadow-time.
Aside from this lmpatiencc, Roddy
was perfectly happy. He had tried
all sorts OF ways to get Jerry Musk
rat up on land where he could be
caught, but always without succcss
But his coming night It would be
different Jerry had promised to he
waiting for him AZ the Smiling POOL
after the coming of the Black Shad-
o~s. Then together they would start
for Farmer Browns garden, where
were growing tho Ows and rows Of
carrots Jerry Muskrat IN ~ fond uf.
They would start TO get Jerry Il din
ner. ~ least mat " what Jerry
would think. But they would get a
dinner for Reddy instead. Jerry him
self would furnish that dinner iust
1s soon as he was one out OF the
water.
lie doesn't suspect u thing, %
thought Reddy. ITS funny how I
pid some folks IAN he, hut Il Is Well
for me hat they are stupid. II Jerry
MuskTat really was smart at all he
Wouldn't have listened 20 me lie
would hayc known what | was trying
Z, do. But his appetite was too
much for his wits. Jerry Is like a
lot of others--rulcd by mis- STONE III
instead % his head, which ~ very
line for me. Hello, here comes
Llacky the Crow wonder II he
las any news this afternoon"
sure enough there war Blacky
coming from the direction OF th'
Green Meadows, When he saw
Ecddy sitting IN his doorstep hc
, stopped in the top ~ a lutte tree
nearby to pass the time 81 day.
"What's the news" asked Rcddy
Just what I Mas going 10 ash.
YOU, replied filacty, who IN a crafty
black rascal and seldom is to be
caught mapping.
T,eddy grinncd sood-naturedly
There !sn'' g thins 90 tell you" he
relied. 81 nave been asleep ever
since daylight and YOU are the firsl
person I have teen"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12

Now the hcari.cry OF the rights OF
man was raised against tile dogma OF
prestige and privilege. Little by little
freedom took firmer root.
Startling the world came N. birth
of "A nation-thc United states OF
America-having as it's basic thought
government of the people by the peo-
pie and for the people. Autocracy
found Itself face 60 face with dcmoc-
racy.
m the years that have interviewed
democracy has gained around every
where. To-day a~utoCracy, threatened
with total extinction. N making "A las,
effort to reassert it's hideous claims.
That is the meaning OF this war. II,
under the leadership OF the German
emperor, autocracy should c3rry the
day, the worlds omorrow would be
terrible indeed.
No wonder the democratic peoples
OF the earth are vaiiantly giving bat
tie No wonder the United States, the
itrst great democracy, has pledged
her nightly OF men and
treasure 10 h cause OF world free.
dom.
And at this very momen America
is making "a special effort. not only 70
raise an invlncible army. but 20 raise
billions of dollars 10 insure through
that army a bright tomorrow for the
democratic ideal.
Not all Americans ran find o place
among the fighting G but all can
help the fighting men by becoming
subacribefs 10 the "a urth Liberty Loan.
fer which ~canvassers are now bus>
everywhere. And. rich or poor, all
true Americans will thus help IN the
limit OF their bond buying opwor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
LStUS Have Competent Men As Nominees for County
And Legislative Offices From Both County Conventions

individually we have a duty 10 perform III thus
conucctioi. No matter how independent we may
feel ourselves or actually be, we have no right to
sit back as u disintcrcsted spectator and permit
party primaries aud conventions TO pass without
our participation. Al Of US have u preference for
or an alignment with one party or the other. Every
onc of us should 20 into our party primary and be
active there in clccting men TO county conventions
who are competent TO pick strong candidates. II
we do that we will not only have a right 10 demand
the right kind Of nominees. but the power TO force
their nomination; should our republican W demo
cratic bosses or would. be-bosses show an inelina.
ton TO follow the old time system of the hand
picked ticket of political favoritcS.
II is 10 the interest of every taxpayer IN Berna-
lilo county 10 have competent county government
here. We can get it by going after IL right now
in our party primaries and conventions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
TODAY AND
BY H. ADDINGToN BRUCE
Author OF Tho Riddle Of Personality" Psychology and
P~aenthood,' - Bic.
Ccopytisht 1918 by III. Associated Sew,p.psr,)
opAl as YOU well know. tn,
world Is In the throes OF Il titani,

II opAY, as you well know. the
world Is In the throcs OF Il titanic
struggle Men by the million
have hurled themselves into the great
conflict. Men by the million have per-
iHhed Millions more are taking their
place.
Never before in the history of man
NHs there such a war. Never before
was the issue at stake 80 tremendous.
For It is world destiny that IL az
stake II IN not simply a question Of
nus or that group Of nations emerg-
ms victorious
The though wagcd by men. IN
really a var between ideals OF world
organization II is q war the seeds of
which were sOwn many. many years
ago, when first man became vaguely
conscious OF his Unborn right 10 lib
erty and happiness.
In days now happily remote IL was
universally held that the world was
IN The keeping Of n chosen fcw-kinBs,
princes, n~oblcs-who had the ordering
OF all things.
Their happiness alone mattered.
other men were but pawns to be
moved this way and that at the ca
price Of the divinely favored. And
men everywhere accepted his as q
proper and necessary state az affairs
Gradually. with the spread of edu.
cation, qu%estionings arose. a few bold
souls murmured under the universal
servitude. Outlawry, torture, and
death were their fate.
But they found SUCCESSORS. The
minds Of men we're constantly grow
Ing and broadening. Aspirations un-
dreamed IN the murky epochs OF the
early world grippsd their Imagination.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12

AND I rrpiied Blacky, Can tell
you little more except that saw
Jerry Must.t' a long way from the
Smiling Poo.
Reddy jumped AZ n a sharp thorn
had sudden. prickcd him WHATS
that YOU said "' he exclaimed
~ said that saw Jerry Muskrdt
a long wa rom the Smiling Pool"
replied Bldrkv. He was way over
toward Farmer brown cornfield
Excuse me-" exclaimed Rcddy,
rising hurr.elis 81 have suddenly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
SOLOS
BY THE Second Fiddle

POLITICS has been adjourned m
Albuquerque to-day. hy thunder Even
the street corner statesmen have been
busy either buying bonds OF talking
the committees out Of H.
W. HOPE it's true that Or Baer
hdb found a sure.fire M Tor flu The
mixtures sound, by word OF Up. seems
not unlike a new sheep-oip.
THE KAISER stui has power 20
Tunief his political opponents He
has appointed Kari Hauss a. succeed
The rapidly retiring governor of Al
sace- Lorraine
SOME OTHER prime fsvorite no
doubt will be sent "a ftll the hole as
military governor Of belgium
REPORTS indicate that about 4
dozen gentlemen of asserted political
faiths aud factions regard themselves
o. competent 20 hold down the job of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12
Youn uoMr room FACTORY

do YOU want 10 have u little vege
table garden in the Kitchen window
oil wiater? litt a few parsley plants
now ana set them IN pots OF small
boxes. Keep them shaded and wat.
cred Tor q few days before o put
them into thu window. The parsley
will give gaInishments for many
dishes YOU may lit n few plants OF
chives and pot them up IA the same
way. lf YOU have no plants IN the
garden YOU can buy them In the
market Thives nave the flavor of
mild onions and are very useful TO
use for seasoning,
Don't take things ag they come "a
ihey helong 20 Othor people.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12

~ mcmbcred an appointment which I
had quite forgotten. | would like to
stay for a chat. but this matter IN
so important that | must attend to
It at once. You understand how II
In, don't YOU ?"
perfectly" replied Blacky Don't
let me dctnin you n moment Then
he spread HIS black wings and flew
away chucklinE. You see he hadn't
told freddy that when he Aaw Jerry
Il was quite u while ago. n Jerry
wat thea well on his way nome
-
Nn,t story; Jerry Muskrat \pol".
gtSl-S,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12

GERMANY framing a league OF ma
lions In nothing new. Germany has
been framing nations for Years. Get
ting away with II now. however, will
lie . different Kind OF ioh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12

~ little Fred was being tucked nto
bed on one of the chilly nights re-
Gently he said, ION. but IT'S Coid. I
wish ! had "A refrigerator at my
back"
why, Fred, a refrigerator ~ an
zee chest replied his mother.
80 II U.s. said the little fellow
then. after a pause. he continued -
guess meant = pefumbulatoT.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-12

THAT TREMBLER fell IN wash
instOn Yesterday probably was the
Kick hack from an ALI American resO-
luton 20 put the Fourth Liberty Loan
over the top.