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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-08-02
PRESIDENT L|NDLEY GAVE
STRONG ADDRESS AT LEWISTON

DR.. E. H. Lindley, president of the
University of Idaho, delivered the com
mencement address to the graduating
class of the Lewiston Normal schoo
yesterday. The Lewiston Tribune gives
the following account of the exercises
and of DR.. Lindley's mastery address
"The seniors had charge of the pro-
gram at the Lewiston State Normal as
sembly yesterday and supplementing a
fine musical program they provided a
treat in an address by DR.. Lindley, presi-
dent of the state university DR.. Lindley
said he would make no formal speech
just neighborly talk-but this proved
a strong lesson attracting the keenest at
tention of every hearer. In presenting
DR.. Lindley, President Elliott said he
needed no introduction for he has won
our hearts and our deepest confidence in
the one year that he has been here at
the university
Values of Life.
"Dr. Lind1ey took for his subject
Some Values of Life There is a great
deal of speculation just now as to the
causes of this war, and this will doubt
less continue for some time, he said, but
back of every other cause is just one
big cause, namely, wrong ways of living.
There would have been no world conflict
if there had not been wrong ways of
living. Eighty per cent of the failures
in business, if we could look up the
causes, would be due to physical and
moral defects brought about by wrong
ways of living. The wrong or the right
way of living is shown in the lines fol-
lowed by an individual in personal devel-
opment. We live in world of things
birds, stones, trees, soils,~aninaals, people
all things, over which we may have
control if we but understand how to gain
and use that control. You can throw
stone and you will hit your target if you
know how to use the laws of gravity.
We also live in a wonderful world of
values, of things again, things for which
we care.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-08-02

Mrs. c. A. Riker left for her home
Sunday in Casper, Wyo.. She was ac-
companied as far as Spokane by her
mother, Mrs. Josie McCune.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-08-02
First is Health.

Science and experience tell us that
animals will search for the things that
are Of value to them in order that thev
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-08-02

(Coniluded on page 4.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-24
ME- DICAL SOCIETY
PLANS PROGRAM
Military Surgeons to Attend
Convention of Association
at Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 24-Medicsl mil
itary representative OF America
and the allies have prominent
places on the program for the seth
annual convention Of the American
Medical association here, June 10 TO
Il.
In the 16 sections OF the cOnven-
ton 333 addresses, each by an au-
thority on the subject assigned, have
been announced Thirty-three Chi
cago hospitals have arranged for
clinics. An extensive scientific ex-
hibit will include sections reserved
for the army, navy, Red Cross and
similar activities.
The speakers in the meeting on
reconstruction Of the wounded in
clude Surgeon Gen. William g Cor
gas, Lieut. Col. Frank Billings of
Chicago. head Of this division of the
surgeon generals office, and other
noted physicians and Red Cross
workers.
Another meeting on the medical
aspects Of the selective service will
be under the chairmanship Of Mai
Hubert Work, medical representa-
tive in the office of the provost
marshal general, with the assistance
Of Maj. Reuben Petersen, vice chair
man, and Maj. John NJ. Dodson, sec
rotary. state aides to the governors
of Michigan and Illinois, respec-
lively The provost marshal gen.
erals office will be represented by
Lieut.. Col. j. f.. Smith and by other
officers in addition to Maj. Work.
Officials of the association point out
that there are some 5000 physicians
engaged in the work of the medical
advisory boards and a like number
| in the work of the local and district
| boards.
Maj. II. d. Arnold of the medical
| education division of the surgeon
generals Office viii head n section
which plans to consider the prob
lens Of the medical colleges, hos
pitfalls. students and interns during
/ the war. Discussions dealing with
/ almost every phase of the soldiers
welfare will be considered from a
scientific viewpoint.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-24
"CAN DANCING BE
A RELIGI0N?" ASKS
PUZZLED GOVERNOR

ST PAUL, Mimi, May 24.-Can
a religion be considered a diversion
Can a diversion be classed as a re-
ligion? Is there only one classical
ton for dancing-and must all dane
ers be subject 10 state control?
These problems have been laid be-
fore Gov. ]. A. A. Burnquist, IF
Minnesota, for decision.
Indians living on the Leach Lake
reservation have sharply resented
state interference with their cere-
monial dances. The Chippewas for
mally have protested against an or
der. that their dances can only be
held every six weeks and that per-
mission must be obtained before
they can take place.
The Indians take the position that
every movement, every figure, every
spectacle in their dances, is symbol
zeal of a religious belief or senti-
ment. The air. water, sky, stars,
sun purity, freedom, youth, age,
happiness and other elements, are
typified, they claim.
The superintendent at the reser~
vation prohibited some of the
dances, il is understood. for the
general good of the Indians" Gov.
Burnquist has obtained a mass of
information on the subject and il is
believed that his decision will be of
interest TO Indians throughout the
United States.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-24
SINN FEINERS GIVEN
INVESTIGATION CHOICE

DUBLIN, May 24-The members
of the Sim Fein who were depOrted
have been informed that if they so
desired. they could have an investi-
cation OF their cases before Justices
Sir Robert Younger of the high
court Of justice and Sir John Sankey
of the kings bench division. but ii
is understood that this offer has
been refused in every case.
The Sim Feiners have been al
lowed TO correspond with their rela =
tives. Public boards throughout the
country continue 70 protest against
the arrests. Dublin is quite normal
and reports from the country show
an equally calm state of mind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-24


store2 The erocers listed
below have connection
with syndicate stores.
Eery Aeby ...,....-.........922 S Michigan St
F. W MueIler ....... 1876 Lincoln way E.
q e 4 ssil9 5ds Fo1 %s9ss %vs St
Hugh Sherman ..............426 E Bronson
H. W s,riebei ..-.......-.-, sol Ohio St
O leE H Grocery s. l indlh1a st
Mrs J. T. Murphy Francis ST.
Mrs l. GOebe. .,............l21a W Colfas Ave.
B Fotkin .:......ioi5 cOrby ST.
Eabn $ $l5 n W olive st
w. Il. Donahue 524 n Scott St.
C. Rieder Observation-Disclosures N. St peter St
q n Johnson S '" chaplin 0I4 st.
A sedziSowski lIts W division St.
H. singer RECOMMENDATIONS South Bend Ave
weisberger -eo1-sO3 Niles Ave.
Plotkin Bros. 4o4 Parry ST.
J. Hivey......--....-...-.1s25 s Michigan St.
P. D. GOur .............-. sol n Michigan St
Hoffman ......-....--,402 N. Eddy St
East side Bargain store - 5IS-5sC Iasaie Ave
5&9n i E Lsy 5is " w. 6 6@E st st
L. NJ Truck ,.......-........ 5O2 n. Arthur
Harry steinberg ..-..........144O E. calvert St
Royal Cash Grocery ..........4O6 s Michigan St
l. O. Stephenson -.--..-.... zOl Lincoln way E.
seif-service Groceteria 49,. Michigan St
Frepan, Burmeister & Frepan.. way w
J. Z. thinner ..-.....-.... Quincy Blaine
c5a sii 4gy r c G st s.
The Kreghbaum store ....-..12l4 St
W. C. Ponader S$6 n Main St
Thompson Grocery t sa3 L Tsayst6 R BLVD
II. F. ..-............-..S93 Lafayette Blvd.
NJ Rroq qs, s sS7 ST. Ruc 5d. ASe St
Brownbrdge & Kingsley ..-.-. way E.
f St
n zoss ..................... 1908 Ave.
J. G Koch ........--.---....sso Portage Ave
Mrs D. G. Rose .---...---...- Portage Ave
Joseph orunwald ........-..-1s2s Michigan
William G Esch -''.-'.-''... 3ood N Miami ST.
Harry Forka ................ way W
savoy cash Grocery Con-. Lincoln way W.
Nathan Frank -'-''''-''.'.. s 5o = Cnapi In St
Joseph o yoss 735 G Gndon St
N. Bai9 SOC \ Cnsbins g
F. T. Bowser & son........... 1923 Lincoln way w
W BENJAMIN MIA 5$ n Miohisan St
Joseph Levy ....--...... S2oS Linden Linden Ave
Paul Kochanowski ........... 522 Chaplin St
John Baqngart9sE ..... 2 ~ W Westminster Ave
a. Flagle ---......--..- ISL s Michigan St.
VIM. schuser ..--........... 500 Dayton St
E Mccartney 1 ,S5 T. JenSrson Blvd
Geo sommerer ............. So 5s4 E colfaz Ave
F Hathaway ...... EOS E sorin St
Neuhouse Newton SIS w W Marion St
7,...- RIVER 900. ON ttsbu.,. 49,,
ItN9R lo's III ssHsDth ks g. Ave
p Weaver .'''''.'''''.''''. $S54 HishaVaka Ave
& 20 ka a
NuSHAWAKA
G
n J. LOWman ,.............. 54 y
Julius Benne ". venth
The timer 215-217
Ernest C Union Thirteenth
e G o..
Paul Vncen northumberland $.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lana Ave
.5S w.
II C. oomer ................li45 L. Third St
% i way
n r. Robbins ...............607 n Main 81.
n SOC =. in
F. J 81 y
Heay Observation-Disclosures. POO Marion
o. KEEL .-70 :
Nathan Fedman ............. ga " Division St
= Il
107 r. Mishawaka
..307 ".
Max
Union Trust Company Warner BROS,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-24
IT'S MOVING DAY.

Every day is moving day with US.
We are ready TO move your freight.
household goods. pianos. safes. ma
chinery, and let US remind you that
we do our work in the most salts
factory manner with dispatch and
az most reasonable prices-100 miles
per day made in out-of-town NOV
ing. Loughman & Loughman, sol
s. Main ST -Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-24

her reason that smoking is the
cause of men of today being chick
en- hearted. effete weaklings and
spineless Jelly fish" Further, Miss
Atty. Jones suggests that the adop-
ton OF the ordinance would help
conserve the supply OF tobacco so
that more could be sent 10 the boys
in France
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-24
REMINDER.

All work guaranteed on money
back-if- We don't-make-good basis
silvertJn Cord Tires are given ex-
pert 'ttention here. Ask for our
specfl price u.s. We maintain a
servi e car for you. Don't hesitate
TO ca on Il We can sell you any
make - tire manufactured. Taylor
Tire shop, 132 F. Jefferson blvd.
Bell phone 610.-Advt-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-24
FRISCO SMOKERS SILVER
AT PROPOSED ORDINANCE

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May "a
Smokers in this city viii face a ter
rible fate II the ordinance proposed
by Atty. Charlotte f. Jones becomes
a law.
Under the proposed statute il will
be a crime for any male 10 smoke
in any public place. such as stores,
banks. jitney buses. offices, eleva-
tors and street cars. She gives as
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-24
IF YOU ARE PARTICULAR

and want your prescriptions put up
right, bring them TO the American
Drug Co. This store has special
lied on the compromising of pre-
scriptions for leading physicians. and
we assure YOU that the highest class
pharmacists obtainabIe are employ
ed and the best drugs are the only
kind tolerated. American Drug Co..
IS3 n. Main st.-AdvI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-24
TWO SPECIALS.

We are selling Hersheys Cocoa at
15c and also Lippincotts Apple
Butter at 15c. The O. X Cash
Grocery. -Advt-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-27

meittes 8aters Saus antreten tnolle.
llno id) bob meme Sanoe onf gu
alIur, gu DEM Monoe uno Der Sor@
ne, gu Set 0ebo, &ergal, s tar BON
Ninipe uno Sltor BON Irbela, uno
tie nabmen meiu 8ebet alt. Odn1l,
lpie Elm Sogel Ieine 6liigel ousbrel-
tet, 10 breitete i) meine &rtegesfab-
nel1 aus ais elm 3ei6en fiir meil1'
8erbinoeten. ltno id) iflug oen @eg
nob Niuiue ETH nit GROCER De
ld,peroe ullo in ltarfen @ilmarid)en.
Die 1einoe 6n,or famel1 Dor ntelten
Sruppen in oas @ugellano nno grit
len meme Sorldufer OH nno be-
idolien tie nit ibren Bieiler. Ser
Sdreden aber Der @otter, oie meine
@ebieter linb, iibermdltiete iie, uno
lie 1piben 5uriif Dor Der Sapferfeit
meines Seeres. Sitar, oie idredlide
aouigin ser Shlabten, itano mir
sur Seite uno 5erbra6 ibre Sooen.
S9sll ibrem @rin1m 5eritorte lie ibre
56lobtreibe,1 uno eruies iid oe't
Teinoen al5 cine. unbarmber5lge
@ottin. Orrd ibre @unlt pflor5te 10,
meme Siegesfabnen OUT mo- ID
mollte."
Gos lit oie @eldi6te oes dlteIten
Seitaments l11lb ieiner perbangnls-
Doden aoniequen5en, pie tie Die aus
qearabenen 3eugerl elmer Sabrtolt-
ieno suriidliegenoen gpofe male
rid nno ergreifelto git nnlerer
&enntnis gebradt baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-27
Freie Yrtdt fit seras;; Mittpo6 ben u. 5tbruar 1918.

@ielc Sabre pergingen. Georg Ser
3,rpeite por bereits geltorben, tp!2
ald" iein alter 8offenbruoer aus Der
5d]loft BET Oettingen; oie Sol5bu.
De Der alten Ob1tbdnolerin aber itars
nadJ mie Dor om alten BlGse, wr
Die GSroll, pie friiber, Sbit feilbielt
9ieler idone Blae aber gefiel Dem
2orbfan5ler bon gnelono, uno
ser Sdenfunesurfunoe @eorg oes
3meiten nidt odteno = lieB er obne
meiteres bie 8uoe abreiBen uno III
ibrer Gteae ben @runoltein 5u elnen1
9aus legen.
Die alte Sbltbanolerin uagte nldjt.
eil1em 10 madtigen Serrn iid 81 mi.
ber{eben, ionbern begab iid erid)redt
5u ibrem Sobn, Ser, in5miid)er
Gedtsoamalt eemoroen ols finger
S~Sltrilt ibr riet, ben einfluBreid]en,
riidiid)tslolen Mann porerit rubia
meiterbouen 5u lalIen. Spater tpolc
er ibr Damn idon 3u ibrem Red)t per
belfen.
Nodoem ser 8olt polenoet mar.
eridien Ser Mntpolt i'm 91amen leiner
Mutter BEL Dem 2orofal15ler uno er-
Iudte i'm Inn cine Gnti6aoigung 1iir
bieie, inoem er Die Sfenfnrlgsllr-
funoe porlegte. 9a Die 5%oroerltna
redtli6 begriinOet NOR, erbot Der
2oro lid, Der Sbitbanolerin eirt
nombafte Gnti6aoigungsiumme 81
~be5ubIen, sic Ser Inlpolt aber 5u iei-
ne1n qroBen nno nnongenebmen ST.
itaunen 5uriidmies, inoem er ell:
SS~Sobresrente BON 400 8funb Ster-
lima (etlpa $4,000 fir feline Mtutter
uno oeren grben ais @ru1o5ins BE-
anipru6te. SIM Safe elmer &eige-
RING moge feline @oroldaft Dos er=
baute Sous mieoer ertfernen lallen,
ga feline Wutter our6altS feinen @e.
brandl oapon MAIDEN fonne.
8os tim? Ser 2%orofan5ler Don
Gnalano muBte IdlieBlid 5ur Stro11
fir feline briisfe &oreiligfeit mobl
ODER libel in Den lauren Spiel bel
ben uno bis in unlere Belt bl1eln
nod batte oas betreffenoe @aus Der
Nahfommen Der Sbltbanolerln
$4,000 I'M Subr on @runolteuer 81
entrid5ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-27
Wunderbarer eier. Prodazisrer.

Sober @efIiigel5iidbter lam lei6t ieiite
Rrofite n%erboppelr. iubem er Die Ger
prohibition ieiner Sennen p%erooppelt. Gn
Observation-Disclosures Sonif lit entoedt ipor@
ben, lpeIdes Die 9iibneridar ipieoer be-
lebt uno Die 5ennen beitdnoig le9en
madt. Sas Cont miro r9eore eggs"
(Iebr gier) eenannt. @ebt @nren Sens
nen elm padr Gents merit a0aore eggs"
nno SIR merbet NIT Den er5ielten 8e~
iultaten eritnint uno e%rfrert iein. Gin
Solar inert rNtore eggs" miro Cure
~oiesidbrige Ger : Yroouftion perooppeln,
oesbalb lpenn SIR Dieien groben Srofit.
nader probieren fpoIlt, ihreibt an g. s.
Reefer, @efIiigel : @rpert. 6672 8eefer
8lbg., aanlas 9th, @o. fpelher gudb
eenils .Iore eggs" Cont fir 81 lpor-
ali~sbesnbIt) ienoen tpiro. nm fpdbreno Der
gdn3en Gallon 81 reiden. 60 1ider lit
Serr 8eefer be5. bes Grfolges. oaB eire
Miaionen 9o1dr Bnnt @uh %garantierf.
@uren Collar anf Nnfrage pieoer 3u re-
tournieren, falls SIR nidlt nbiohit 8ufries
ben ieio mo oas rMore eggs" miro gub
nidlts foIten. Sfidt belite eineu Collar
uher ihreibt Serrn Heefer Inn iein freies
@efliiaelbild, fpelfes bon Der @rfabruno
zines Iannes berihtet. Der aus @eflii>
GET elm @erm0gen geinaft bat. (Gn5.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-27
Die GriinSmns bes Sieselads.

SIS meroen jebt runo ~oreibunoeri
Sabre perfloiien ieitL leit man ocs
SieaeQaf 5u benuben begann. 5rlt-
her lieaelte ma befamltli6 allge-
mein nit @ads; Die iammtlidell
Sieqel in alten 81luen iino in iol-
DIES e~ingeoriidt. Sim 9eginne bas
iieb5ebnten S%abrbunoerts e%ntltans
nun inn Sauie zines Gariier Saul
manns-Srancois Roulleal- Senes,
oas oas gauge @ebanoe IN Iide leg
tie. Gouiieau ielblt rettete nit Ieiner
Sanilie mn bus nadte Seben.
Is er im 2aufe oes na6lten "a
ees sur 8~ranoltdtte 5uriidfebrte,
fano er einen groBen rotten &lnm.
pen, an Dem einige @olo= uno Gil
bermiil15en fleben seblieben marel.
Gs itelte it'd balo beraas, mieio Die
Ter Glumpen entltanoen mar. Jfolii-
iean, oer nit 6arbpaaren nno Gbe-
mifalien banoelte, batten einen BE
bdlter nit 5dellaf, cine aiite mil
@ars nno cine giidie nit 3innober,
in 3iemIifer Ndbe BON chamber, tie.
| ben aebabt. Dieie @aterialien ma,
rem wabrenb bes 8rdnoes teilpeiie
aeidJnlsl5en unb ineinnnoer gefloi-
lem. Die Stlbermiin5en irDaren aus
elmer benadbnrten 9ol5foiette, ore
| perbronnt tpar, oarauf sefallen.
Sci Dem 8erfufe, tie aus Der ro-
ten Malie lossnloien, 5eigte iif), bab
iie einen flaren uito ihnrfen ab,
Druid oes auf linen a~useepr6aten
8eIiefs geliefert batten. HonlIean er.
fannie alsbalo, oaB Die Waiie ge-
cigllet iein oiirfte, oas Mads 5u er-
leben, oenn einerieits bate iie eine
piel lebbaftere Sarbe; Damn CAB ite
id)1rfere Geliefs, nno enolid idmolS
lie nid)t 10 leidlt. gr ermittelte ourd
cine In5abl 8eriabe Die rid)tiae
| 3ulamnleniesung mo lpuroe 10 Der
Griinoer oes Sieeelads, oas IT in
SSorm Don Stangen IN ben Sanoel
brad)te. gus aber Die Ser5ogin bon
2ongllepile all elmer 8l1tpergiftun5
erfronfte, Die iie iid ourd 8elede!l
elmer griinen Sblate 5nge5ogen batte,
mie lie oarnals gum 8erid)lieBen Der
8riefe pielfad) %gebraud)t tpuroen, %
fing mo an Sofe an, anltatt Der
Sblaten &ouiieaus SieseIlad 5u &C.
braud1en, bos iib nun, % ia oama!s
Der Barrier Sol in allen Oingen tom
! ongebenb NOR, raid allgemein eint.
iiibrtc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-27
Der u@iener Spasierganser."

Gor eiltem Gierteliabr6unoert,
am II. sso1t1or 1898, itarb 0aniel
5piber, ser cine Heibe BON Sabrell
ieit 1865 bie beuti6e S%eierpelt ourd)
ieilten u1gentein mrsigen iatiriI9el
8laubereien erfreute, bie er nntcr
oem Sitel u@iener Spasiergdnger"
oamodentlid in Ser u9teuen Sreien
9reiie~ peroffentlidte. gr bot ipater
einen Cell oieier @rbeiten IN Sltc)-
form erifeinen loileuL mo- tie aber
longe nid]t sic @irfung alsiibten.
mie unter oem @inorld Der @eId)eD=
mile, an pelde lie ii6 onfniipften
Spiser, Der ungen1ein iftper proou=
sierte ullo auBer bieien mo6entliden
arbeiteu MIR 5mei fieine, alleroing5
auf foltlide NopeQen vOos Serren-
red)t" unb vGerliebte 8agnerianer"
peroffentlidte, mar I'M getpobnlide1
2eben nidts meniger als fpisig uno
unterbaltenb, mobreno feline Blal1oe=
reien oft 8it mlf @is banften. Son
einem @iener Yorpenii, Der ben 4oel
erreidt bate, lagte er, BOB ibm ypolt
Ser fompetenter Seboroe Die Grlanb-
mis- 5ur offentliden Iusiibung Ger
MriItofratie erteilt moroen lit" BON
Minopieb, oas gei6lodtet miro, iaat
er: ugs erliegt ieinen gerufspflid-
ten Cine Heoe nannte er llngeaf-
tet ibrer @eitidtueifigfeit einen Cor
10, neil lie ,meoer Sano nod SUB"
bobe. 9as @noe oes u@iener Spa
5iergangers," Ser ON S. Suli 1885
in @ien geboren mar nno Der nit
leinen Blouoereien Sanienoe beln-
itigt bate, mar ein lebr trauriges.
Mar aolbed ibreibt barber: pSm
Tebruor 1891 erfranfte Spiser
plotli6 unter iebr beoenflid)cn
Spmptonlen.. Merfrpiiroig, oab oas
2eioeiI bas i'm erariff, IN abrtlidcl
Torm uifftrat pie Die &ranfbeit, Dor
oet .er 3eit feines 2ebens in beitan-
bigger 4ugit ihmebte:: Der @efidts
frebs. 3fpar mltroe olird Die erlten
4ntoritaten Ser @iener meoisiniiten
5afnIt6t oie o@utartigfeit" Der Gcu,
bffonngen fonltatiert, Die I'M 3elen
geuebe Der 9ailt nto i'm &norpel Der
gofenfno1en fif ausbreiteten. aber
Der ungIiiflihe Hatient, Der mehr
als pier5ig idmer5bufte Sperationen
iiberlteben muBte, fit inter oieIer
rgutartigen" aruufbeit Die enties.
liditeu Gualen. Gin Bib oes Sam
mers, ,gleihgiiltiger Selbitperlpabr'
loiung," bodte er nit %perbnnoenerl
&opf, cine &orfitopiel 5wildJen Den
3abnen, III einer Sopbaefc mo mar.
tete nit iibermeni6li6er @eoulb auf
ben Grloier, ben ein5igen, Ser ibn
aller Hot entbeben fonnte."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-27
9anScsprubibitiun nno bic Staten

Ireffenoe argllmente eegen ole
g~infiibrung eines 8robibitions-
@menoenle1ts sur Sunoesperfaiiuns
mie einige Staatsgeieegebu1sen es
in unmiiroiger Gle idon geblligt
boben, fubrt Sabion Sranflin in Der
v9sortb americon" &euue ins 5elo.
gr beleudtet oie Srage nit ldartell
S6loglihtern auf lire geoeutuns i'll
Dem @erbGltnis Der gin5elltooten gu
chamber ulto I'M gar5en 2anoe. gor=
| crit be5meifelt er, oaB Der pom &on-
areB an oie Staatsgeiesgebungen
u1tsgegangenen Gropolition BON Der
N~ationalz8 eiesgebung cine Der 8ldl=
tigfeit uno Sragmeite Der Sa6e emit
ipredenoe lleberlegung nno BeIpre=
d)una qemiomet ml1roe. 0as gelba5
ebeniomenig in BEN ein5elnen Staa=
ten, oeren 2egislaturen bisber DEM
Mnlenoement 5uitimmten uno min
molen uniere Grobibitionilten lbre
oiesjabrige &agne a1f sic Srage
suipiben, OF Die 2egislatur= &anoioa=
ten in. bieiem Staate iib auf oas
ENHANCEMENT .perpflihten. Sbre trii=
eeriId)en 4%rgunlente linO iattlam te=
fall1t. Man emuB ibnen nit per-
niinftiqen @egenarg1mentel1 font
men, mie lie Srallflin in Der ertDabn=
ten S6rift o%ffenbort. 91trd eirerl
etpaigen @rfolg oeS Srobibitions=
Announcements, fagt er, miiroe ell
mcrfpiiroieer 3uitano berbeieefiibrt
meroelL inoem, 5um eriten Male III
Der @eididte, ser @ine eines Staa-
tes ben alloeren aufge5lpungen mare
in Dingetl, Die oas taglide Sebell
berii6ren. gum eriteil Wale miiros
irgerio elmer @roBitaotbepolferurg
Yrobibition oefretiert meroen, nno
oies in lpeientlid anoerer @etie, alS
lie in oen Staaten unb Staatstei-
/ len er3medt muroe: bur6 Mbltim=
mung oes beteiligten &olfes. gs gibt
feline meientlide Mebnlidfeit 5rDildell
einem @eleb Der Staats uno eiltem
Der 8llnoesperfaiiung. Sn falt alien
I Stauten fonnen Die @runogelese
I onrf) einen Yro5eB abgeanbert fper=
Sen, ser faltm unitanoliher lit, al5
Die Mnnabme ODER a%ufbebung irgeno
zines aetpobnliden @eieees. Sci
ser I~b1noerung ODER REMEMBERING
Der gutoesperfaiiung tit oas gan5
anoers. MIio elm Staat fam iidJ
leift freimahen bon ben 5eiieln Der
Erobibition menn lie 81 lblper mer-
ben, Sic Station Die iid f%eiielt, fin
BET es unenolih idmieriger. 8enn es
10 peit fdme, ipiiroe, uie mir Ihor
otter betont, bic Beiaerung bon orei-
sebn neinen Staaten nit 5niammeIl
flint @ilionen gintuobnern seilii=
gen, Die GrIoiing BON bunoert Wtil-
lionen bonn Brobibitionsiod 81 per-
eiteln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-27
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