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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-30
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SS IGIi' Este maio'"
~ vas the first time an
Indian had volunteered ron.
versdtion with me buyond the ineyi-
table Como csia listed" ~ he passes
YOU along the road. had seen the
old chap before, m%istaking for stupid
iiy his stolid hook, Now hiss wriuklcI
facc WAS eloquent with concern
H. ny hand / bore q choice collec.
ton Of poisonous mushrooms. cullct
Tor "a practical demonstration 10 those
Of my n%eighbors who are foasting on
tho innocent species "a abundant iu
the moist ~CrrViccs OF rocky hollOWg.
The atrCam bed beneath the shade ~
The wiiloWE. whore the wee winter
snakcs abide, mas a remarkably vititc-
gated crop And. as always. tine IN
nocont looking, pale umanita lifts 81
deceptive head among them.
I smiled and nodded II thanks TO hts
warming But hr WIS not To- Do salts
fled until ne felt assnred that 7 un-
dersiOOd the vcuomOus pro perties OF
my bouquet. Finding me impcrvious
to his best and most Voluhlo Spanish,
he resorted 20 sign talk" In a
most expressive dumb show he eN-
planned 20 me that they would turn
me fnirly inside out, give mo "a terrible
pain, and finally lay me low. There
could be no possible doubt OF his
meaning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-30

descending and gracicus. tie hranched
OF into botany.
Here, also he trod the edge of tho
perilous with confident stop. ~
highly recommended the bulbs Of q
Wild hynclnth which I could not trust
myself Ia d~ifferentiate from the Death
Tamass. ihongh the ones he dug tor
me developed "a delicious flavor after
q prolonged baking was willing
enough io ptr,ake Of what berries
sNli fingered on the bough until he
offered IA. the black and wrinkled
drupe ~ q deadly nighfshade. which
he, however. ate confidontly. I
noticed. too, az this point mat his
palate was more tolerant az biitfr
tastes than mine
Another nightshads. he told me,
would make me d~ance-The illustrated
with tho CLUMSY, tlnttooted motion ,i
an aminhlc hear. clownlng about rs
though heiightrd at my amilsement
Altogether q delightfully."- genial n.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-30

struotor. thiH whom | had taken for .
sullen snul.
My general impression at tho end
al several hours was ihai nothing
edible ~ beneath the nnticr OF his
people. from snnfloser seeds 10 woolly
thistle sprouts. iut the browning dis
over was IA ttny wild potato. whose
delicate blossoms. Vcined with purple
on the under sides OF The translucent
leaves. resemble our Spring Beauty.
Nothing could be mcfr delicious h
iis TINY bulb. almost fruitlikc IN les
sweetness. what he called u | could
not even prononncN--he got th. lavgh
back on me Over my attempts-much
less spell, but the settlers call u Nhd
tocoauuI
Mhen an last ne shnfflcd OFF down
the road I thought quite sadly how
the hnrrief OF tongues has stood be-
tween this simple. Kindly man and
those of my peoplo II Is his fortune
IL live aWpnEsJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-30

An employer of some two thousand men and women sadi
81 have often thought would like 10 sit down and talk with
employees, every enc OF them. That is impossible, on account of
he limitations Of time. But have hit upon an equivalent for this.
Saturday put in the pay envelope of each one in my employ
personal message-just Il little slip of paper, headed Your Employ
r Is Talking 10 Yom' For instance, one week this was the message
YOUR EMPLOY FIR Is TALKING TO YOU
This is a personal message from your employer to you.
II is from one human being to another. These messages will
be seat 10 You frora time TO time. Their purpose is that we
may understand each other better Your employer is not talk
ing down 10 YOU. He is talking level with you. My point
today IS that we are working toget%"r in the same business.
The success of that business means a great deal 10 both of Us.
Lei uS stick together and resist amy influence that tries to
py ms apart.
The next week talked TO them a bit on Money, as follows:
MONEY.
! rs foolish to dcNpse money. We all work for money
We all want all we honestly earn Money means advantages
for ourselves and those we love. OF course there are higher
aims i'll life than money, but to attain those aims we need
hfSt 10 settle ne money question riteiligenuy. We ought 10
earn our money honestly, TO save il carefully, 10 spend it
prudently, and TO invest the surplus wisely so as to insure
ourselves against sickness and loss. If we get the money
questions straight in our minds il viii do much toward re-
alizing our happiness and success.
1.-THE third week my little sermon was on Honesty!
HONESTY.
There are no degrees in Honesty. Honesty is a state Of
mind. The old saying is not true that II is a sin to steal a
pin, II is n greater 10 steal a later The man who lodges
paying his nickel on the street ear and the man who conducts
a hundred thousand dollar stock swimdle are both plain
thieves. We ought to be honest for the sake of our own peace
of mind. Whether we gain much or little by our dishonesty
makes no difference. Let us be honest in work, honest in
play, honest in trade and honest in love. Al least then we
will have our own self respect and be happy. What more can
any one want2
"Thm followed with one on Morale:
MORALE.
Morale IS a military term. 1t means the spirit or gem
eral feeling of the troops. When soldiers are all united
in purpose and enthusiastic and determined, they can easily
conquer dlsheartened foes. Morale is Just as necessary in a
business as in an army. When we all love our work, are
enthusiastic about the business. are. not jealous and con
teniious' and work cheerfuly together, we can accomplish
great results.
"Thcse are samples Of talks from employers. have tried to
them IN a Democratic spirit, and they have been very well
cceived. A great MANY have written Ia me in reply. II seems to
ne that have not only helped my business, have made it more
lum"n' and the spirit of my concern has improved u hundred
'r cent,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-30

II 4 HUNTER. roaming through tho
woods in search of game, were
10 shoot aimlcssly at every stir
ring in the underbrush. one would
think him foolish inaoed. The woods
OF business are full of hunters OF this
sort.
Which h one important rrason most
men achieve only a small measure of
success In business. They do rot def
initcly arm ~ anything. but keep
blazing sway In hit or-niiss fashion.
Recently "a gentleman of inluiring
mind questioned the clerks In a large
business house as 10 their life am
billions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-30
AN IDEA
By DIR. A CRANE

~ teorYElesr. 900. .. aa. Fa,sx esAns
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-08
9etroit miro 10000 Slugmutpre1
lieferu.

9etrpit. Mib.. 6. sunni. = 19,e
600 2ibertp Yaotoreu, Sic meiltens III
Setroit bergeltellt tpurpen, iperpeu
bis gum I. Septen,ber an Sic Heatc@
runa 9clieiert iperbeu. tpie OHt9llcoer
oes Senutstpmitees. Die bus Slu9z
5euez Yrperanm uuterluhen. betaHnt
aobcu, uls Iic Sur 8elihtisllng Ser bie@
iieeu 6abriten bier eiutrafcn.
Gaiireu 2Oc = oaarihneiben 4Oe-
Gbicugp, 7. Sl1ni. = 9tad) BE-
lchluH ser Muiter Sarbers' Inoclatlplt
miro bonn Mpntas nb in Chicago Dos
Rojireu 2Oc mo Sus 5aarlducloen
4Oc toltcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-08
9it amerit. Qiuif bel Gbattau Sbierrp 6
Mtilen brett faf p Meile porgeidoben.
Ste Mmeritaner baben 9ipiiione,t (36, 900
oeutide Sanotpetr beite8t.
80 bon 100 ber bel gau8n oermunoeen Nmeritaur erou
Qeueien.
Sa eidnums abere beutihe goaft 2onoOu gaF
ieben, sdbwes augefpmmem

Sllnoerten bon Saulenoen fomn1en
milrocn? Sic Geute lagtcn lid, tpie t0nz
nen Wenl6enmallen ilGer Den gltluntif
fonn1en, ipen1 Die 9elp0bnIicte @adz
renmenge nld)t beril6er gebraobt lperz
oen tnnn? 9us idicn Sic Sru9e ob3uz
tbur, lugar Iir Die tehnlhcn Suhperz
ltonoi9en, 1lno ood fat lih ienc lle6erz
5eusung als lallh erlpielen"
3as Verlangcu uadt elmer syrie6ens=
ufferiiue.
q m It er q M, 6. ,Sllni. - 9ie
aQoeutide areu5z 3eitllus iast in i6rer
Sornerung 1iir cine ncue oeutihe Srie~
oensoifenlibe. man brauhe niht 5u be-
fiir6ten nu6 cine Srieoeusoffenlipe
9eutidlonos politildc Ste(luns idipdz
d1en mOge, llno lie mod)t geltenb, oub
oie. lpe(t)e Den Ius9ong gans uno gar
oem Sdupert iiberlaiien ipoueu bieleu
&rie9 inter 5l en9e1r @eiiht5lpinfe(
betradteu unb fir ieine politiI6en6plz
gen tein %eritdnoniB 5eieer.
Sic ~areu5 3eitllne" legt bes lpciz
tereu Bar, puB bas Seblen zines ieitz
9clesten SrieOenspro9ramnrs ser Hez
gierln9 sic innere giuiefeit Des 2anoe5
5erit0re, uno bnB Ser gareel an poz
litHher 8iibristeit in Zen EauIen 5luiz
| lden ben S6ladten an9etban lei. Die
! &riegfiibrung Sll hen,mer, unb 5l1 nle
Ierlei 8eriihteu iiber Weinunesuerz
ldieOeubeiteu 5ipiIden ser Ne9ieruns
unb ben oeercsleiteru gu fiibren.
Gin nodl Riidiprade nit Sen garz
teifiibreru fe!.acleytes 8rogrann. ipiics
Be, bebauptet Sic 3eitl1ng. lln5ipeifel=
bnft eine 8ei65tassmebrbeit erlangeu
ipte Sic. 1peld)e fir Die &olitif oes NM
bei6rdntten Saudbootfriege5 erlan9t
lporbeu lei.
Sn Ser bcl1tideu Erel1e bat Sic Sorz
berllng Ser .Rrel5 zSeitllus" grOBes
Sufleben erregt Sbeobor gSplf. 9fe<
onfteur Des 8erliner Saseblatt5, lln<
teritiibt lie. lparnt ieoodb, bab, ipeun
sic ~areu5< 3eitllng" bumit slnnerionen
onltrcbc, sic Earteien in Sranfreid}
llno @uglaub lid, CUR Sortleelmg oes
arieges 5ulanmeul6udreu niiroen.
Spldle 3ielc lperben bon Sem Sage
blutl Suriidgepielen uno ertldrt, Der
| ocmotrutiihc oeutide 8cpunte 9eht
| oabiu, Ben rieIenbaften &ricg ourd etn
llebcreinfonlmeu 81 bcenoen. Gr Ia9t,
cub 6raufreih lib ais belbennliltbi9er
Gs9ner erlpieien babe. nit oen1 Elm eb@
reupoller 6riepe seIhlolien iperpen
| fDnnc.
3,uei Sabre I'M sdlai5immer.
2onooM 6. Sluli. = Sic beioen
8riioer slrtbur uno gSilliam gSebb
brudtcn jebeu Gag ser leeten 5lpel
| Sabre int Sd)laf5immer hires oeimes
5l1 in Sem 8eltrebeu, bem ytilit1roienlt
gu cntgebeu. Sieie Sbotla6e lpurbe
fiirslid1 in gniielb. eiuem &prurt po1
2pnoon, befunnt unb Sic beloen lpur<
| beu bon Sen Wtilitdrbeborbeu ais Sea
Ierteurc perbaitet. Size 8riioer beniisz
ten oas SdJlaf5immer ais %erlted
pd6renp >es Cages nnb 9i,19eu mlr
Nodts aus, I'M lia Sepegln9 gu
MAIDEN.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-08

@uliilben 3eiiuna ilber bcn SerlauT
Ser Giienlipe im SSeiten III foisenrer
&eile eeduSert: ~Sri|d1e lleberrdz
Idllnsen iteben Sen aaiirten bepor
,,&ir 6aben hus Gube elmer Gtappc er@
reit,t unb millen infplse oea gln9re1s
feus iransDiilher Helerpen pall'lren
Sic Siieulipe aber lpirS iortselest mex
0en." ia.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-08
gelesrapbiide Gpti5en.

Z. NNIIIlEs
8oIebull. Sn Ser q NJ eau:
8pituu I, Slenelano IA.
Ibilnbtlpbiu 1. Chicago 2.
ssuibinstou 6. Setroit 8.
Ncip 9prt 1. ct. 2ouiS o.
IN ser g a t ounl:
ellie Spiele tpegeu Hegens berz
lboben.
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Nadpriifung Der Mns1cburss=
&laiiifitatiDn amseprouct.
{ Associated Press

Wd b1ngton, Z. SUM. - Wit
eiucm boppelten 3ipef. er1tens, Inn bie
3abl ser fir Sen Mlitdroienlt grbdltz
lid)cn 81 pcrmebren, unb 5meitens, nm
cine 9eredtere 9llr6iiibrllng bes Mlts<
bebungs9eicbcs berbci5llfiibren, telc=
graphite ErofuBmarlbalI Sen. Grolp=
Ser beltc an Sic @puper1ellrc oller
Staaten ,lno crludtc Tie INN cine Mad)=
priifun9 Ser &lailifitationslilten fir
Die Nus5cblng.
Sen. Groluber lit ser Meinung, baB
biele Me9iitranten our6 u9riidcber=
aereben" llnb nnbe9riinbetc snlpride
auf Sreilpre6ung bon, 9icnit (ange6=
Ii6 in Ser Snbultrie pber 2onblpirtb=
ldnft lluabfDmmlid) lih Inn sen Wiz
lit6rbienit berlln15uDriiden herltallbcn
baben. tpabrenb anocricits in mnnden
8e5irfen bie 9lusbe6ungsregeln lren=
ger als bea6lidtigt bur1gefiibrt por=
Den 1tnb.
"a alaile Gins iid icbt aIlmd1lib
erIbDpit, iperben Sarmnrbeiter, Sic
am GuSe Ser alaiie geiekt ipuroen.
jebt bdlb einscsoael1 iperben ,nii1ien.
Solpeit bic MISUNDERSTANDING in
@etrabt fontn,t, biirfte abcr lpobl Sic
nene ,.slrbeite ober tdnpfe" GeeeI
sbbilic ldaffcn. 2
3etorocrmten 1T 9lusiid)t.
{ Associated Press)
@ 1bingtDn Z. Suni. - Sic
sipcitgrDBte @eisencrnte in Ser Bez
1tidte bes 2anbes lit fir bics Snbr in
9ll1sli6t. 9as slderbaubepartment
11dtte Sic seiammte @iuterz uno
sriiblingsipei3ener,1te beute auf 931 =
100000 8uibel. 9ies ipdre nur 69,=
100000 8Mbel ipeniger al,s bic gHil=
liarhenerntc. bie bon ser Ge9ieruns er=
boHt tporben mar. Sic SdGitllng 9riin=
bet li6 auf Sic am /. SUM berrldeu=
Sen @crbdltnilic.
Die Nderflibc bes Srii6liugsipei=
sens 1T lml 2 2R,uionen slder 9r6Ber
ols ie sllpor unb betra9t aegen 22,z
100000 glder. Ser Stanb Der Grnte
am /. Stunt ipar 95.2 Yrosent.
Sic @derildde BEG 8interipei3ens
lit sic sipeiterDbte, sic bisber bepflau5t
1purre, unb ser StanS lit 83,S Yro5ent
normal.
Sic 6aferernte beripribt bon Ste
forbgrDBe 81 tperben. Ser Stano anl
I. SUM- beredtigt 5u elmer Shabuna
bon 100000, 900 guibel.
Sic 8pegenerntc ipirO ebeufalls Elm
@ctoro lein; iie ,piro al1f 81 100000
8ulbel scidatt.
Sic &ei5encrnte im @eiten besinnt'
{ (Associated Press
8aibtngtou, Z. Suni. - Sas
Ginbringen Ser 8ei5enerntc in Stlaz
bona Fat beute begonllen, nno es lpers
Sen GOOO Mrbeiterl lben0tbiet. 9'd6ite
gSodc ipiro sic Grnte in &anids be-
ginncn. jllno bort iperben 10000 Or
better 1,Dtbig iein. ipie Die 8lt11ocssIrz
beitsna9tpeisltele belltc befannt CAB.
&rtegstpbte nnb =8erlum',bete.
{ Associated Press
8aibtneton, Z. SUM. = Sit
beutige @erl,litliite entbdlt 4S 9iamen
Die iid ipie foI9t bcrtbeilcn:
II gefaIcn;
~ an &nnoen geitorben;
6 an llnfdllen seltorben;
an &rantbeiten aeitprben;
6 idiper peripnnoet.
1tnter ben Sbiperperiulnoeten Il
Corporal @elter q. 9enion. Gre;
iton, Sd.
2idtlpie Abcnbe ,uicher III sidt.
g8afbineton, Z. Stunt. - 2iebt
IoIe Ibenbe. Die BEL ser Sagesberldn9c
rrma Biz 5um 1.sept. a,lfsegeben ipllr
ben, n,ogeu ipieber eineefiibrt iperben
aoblerperipaIter @ariielo iaste beute
er babe seb5rt. bab uiele 3cflameliht
idilber i9on bel Tageslidt anseoreb
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-08
Nu8 bem Mu8lQnoe.
;Siirlt 2iduu,usfp lit Ser Sd1ueiS.

3Hri6, Z. S,lni = Shirt 2id)s
nolpsfp, beutlber gotitnftcr III 2onz
Don bel Iusbrud oes arie9s, lit in Oel
Shmei5 ein9etrDffeu. Sic Tcroffeuts
li6lln9 bes Wtemorauollnls bes Sir:
iten oas Sen Nadlueis 5lt erbrtn9el
perilleft, oaB Seiterreid un0 3eutId)
lunb fiir ben Arieg berantnortlld lpaz
rem, bate oa5u 9efiibrt. buB bamit ges
nrobt lpuroc, ibm Ben Ero3eB 81
mad,clr.
ga Ser Shirt nit einem YuB perz
1eben rpar, ninln1t man an. hnB leir
sluientbalt in Ser S6lpei5 bon oel
beutiden He9icrrng 9encbmi9t lpors
Den mar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-08

heutlden 9fe9icrung 9encbnli9t NOR
Den mar.
8rttiid)c @erluite.
Associated Press
2onDon. 7. Suni. - 9ic britt
Iden &erluite, bic ,pd6renp Ser NIT
Sreitas enbenpeu @ode befannt ge9ez
ben lpurbeu, belaufen lid, auf suian1z
nlen 80 2,644 Waun. ole licb lpie fol9t
pertbeileu:
8sIalleu oDer an @luoen 9eltorz
ben POS Sifisiere 425s @emeine;
Iertpunbet nber oermiBt: 1853 Sf>
fisicre unb 27,425 @emeiue.
99ieieufener in &pnitantiuupel.
Associated Press
slm ter 5 a M. 7. SUM-. Gin
sroBes. Seuer it1 Stalpbuf, Dem .,1cbas
meouniiden She'll bon apnltantinope(.
oas Sen gan5en 0itliben Sbeil oe5
Sultan Selinl @iertels 5erit0rte, bat
$4,000 Yerlonen obOn6los 9cruad1t.
3ur Nuslieferuus Ser ruiiiiden 5lutte
bereit.
Yaris, I. sunni. = Ser ruIiil6e
8olldelpitiz Ninilter bes slcllBern,
S1hitlherin, bat an Sen 8utldufter
sSoiie in Berlin cine 6untenDepelde
gelanot, ipie Ser 6ubuszNgentur aus
Whstou beridtet lpirb, in lpel6er er
,nittbeilt, paB Sic 8ollhelpiti Hez
gierung bereit lei, Sic rulliIbe Slotte
im Sdlpar5eu Weer an Sic 0eutlfer
aussulieferu. llutcr Ser 8epiu9llu9, baf
sic &riessId)iife uad Srieoen5ihlnf
an Hublaub 5urild9egebeu iueroen, uni
Dub Die Seutlheu Die Sbifie bis oas
hin nidt perlpeuben. Serner luiro 5ul
8ehiusun9 een1u6t, baB Die oeuhd)t
! csnbnlion in Hublaup gum slbi6lut
fpnunen nulB.
Sic Yremiers Scr Alliirten fir Cit
| ireies Yplen.
| 2onbon, 6. sSlni. ~sluf bel
Ierlaiaes aonferen5", 10 belust eint
umtlide Aufiinoiein9, ~babeu Die 9rez
micrs bon @robbritanuieu, 6ranfreld
lmp Stalicn folgenoe Grflurln9 ubges
oeben: rSie grriftllng eines 9eeinig:
ten, lnobbduaiseu poInilden Staates
init freienl 3utritt 5ur See ltelt eln'
| Ser Senineungen zines ltarfen uno ee:
red)ten Sricbcns unb Ser 9errldoft De,
9et)tcs il, europa Snr. Sic sllilrte'
baben nit 3ufrieoenbeit bon Der er:
! f(1rrug oes ameritanildeu Staatsle
tretdrs &euntnib 9cnonmcn, Die o1
9rDBte Spmpatbie nit BEN 9tatlrl1albe
ltrcbungen Ser Si6ed)en uno S19o
GIapcn fir Sreiheit betllncet. uno il
| 1hlicben lid) ibr an."
/ sic fpmmen sm 9unberttanienoen.
! &oris, 6. suni. - &rofellor W1t
torip 6. Srlanop, Der italienild}e Ere
| mier, ser Scr %erlailler 8onferen5 bel
eelpobut bat, iaste in elmer Seiprebun
Ser Gage:
,seoesma(, ipenn sic 9eutihen i
Neiflpeitc hires 3ieles 81 ieiu 9lalb
ten, baben iie lid, tllrslidhtig erpie'er
@ir boben maudn,al oenielben 6eble
gebabt.
.slls sic Ser. Staaten es unternab
men, Sruppen nad europa Sr lenper
olou6ten ipir ba, haB lire SolSuten 8
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-08
9es 6pduerratbs anseflast.
{ Associated Press

g pyorf. Z. SUM. = Seremiab
G'2carp, Ser irlanSiidc Siibrer, nnS
6 anberc. barrluter SRI. Maric Sc %ics
torico unb ser SeutIbc Mdrineoifi5ier
&url 8ohiaer ipurben bcaltc I'M Suns
besaeidaporcnenseriht Ses 9ohpcrz
rotbS angeflaet. G2earb lit leit eillen1
Wunat iliidtia. 9iobiaer, ser als
9eutIdlanbs Gciiterlpiun besci6ne1
tpiro, iuurne in, 9sni nnb SRI. Sc %tcs
torica int slpril bcrbaftet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-08
MnB ber 8unbe eBbauptttabt
Sir @er6eiierun9cn I'M 99Df Sslau6
glricnal.
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gSalbingtpn, 7. SUM. = Gas
8riegsbcpurtment eriubte Ben 9OngrcB
beute nnl cine 8eipilligung bon $G6,=
900 fir @er6ellerllngen in Sen ar1c=
nalen sll Mod sSslano, ST., llno 8erz
nicia, Sal.
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Mu8 6eul Synlal1be.
9lmerifamiidcr 9ampfer torpeoirt.
Associated Press

Netp Dort, 7. SUM-. = Ser amez
ritanilde Sa,npfer ~Ar9onallt" lit am
5. Suni BEL Sen GcillD Snleln torpez
Oirt iporben, lpie cine aabel0epei6e an
pie bicii9cn geliscr. oe5 S6iHes meie
0pt
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,(Gortiesuus a',f oer 4. seite.l
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{ Associated Press

2pnbon, Z. Slt,lt. slmtlicber
Suaesbcridst. = Cine britildc Srllppe
iiberiiel lettc Ha6t einen feinblidpl1
Soften norSDitlih bon getbnne, fig
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TO INACCURATE STATE
OFFICIALS ON JAN. 9.

At high noon on Monday, January
8, the new state officials will take
hold Of the reins OF government. AZ
that hour the senate and house will
meet in the hail OF representatives,
together with all elective state ON
cials. The oath will first be admin
istered to the state officers by the
chief justice OF the supreme court,
who will afterwards administer the
oath to the law makers In q body.
Upon taking the oath the new on
cials viii immediately take up their
duties. The two branches OF tina leg
islature will hold separate SESSIONS
and organize. the senate electing q
president pro tenn. or majority lead
er. and the house . speaker. on whose
shoulders will fall the responsibility
Of naming the standing committees
OF the lower house. which will be an
nounced later.
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lation and detention. In this con
nection / desire to call your atten-
tion to the fact that Idaho is one Of
the few states remaining that does
not legalize the sterilization of the
mentally and socially unfit before
they are released from custody. This
is an operation of no great magni-
tude, fraught with but little danger,
and does mot denaturize the subject,
consequently may be considered most
humane as it win prevent the repro
duction of these unfortunates and at
the same time permit their freedom
to certain extent. otherwise they
will have to be held in custody all of
their natural lives at the expense of
the state. This, of course, only ap-
plies TO the morone or higher type Of
mental detectives. The idiotic, inn
becilic and lower types. which are
In most cases the result OF the re-
production of the higher types, will
have to be isolated and detained al
ways. An effort lie being made by
the public to care for this class of un-
fortunates in a humane way, and is
most commendable. but no preventive
measures are being taken to prevent
the occurrence and increase OF this
dreaded condition. ANY successful
results along this line win only be
accomplished through eugenic meas
ures. l therefore solicit your eff
forts and influence to induce the leg
islature to pass an eugenic law,
whereby the reproduction Of this class
of incompetents may be controlled as
the situation IL becoming more seri-
ous than the general public suspects.
While an eugenic law will only affect
the future. and It should be placed ON
our statutes at the earliest date possi-
BILE, yet the present situation must be
met. and this demands the additional
room and equipment be provided for
the care and custody OF these incom-
petents, who are now at large and a
menace to society. / therefore rec
ommend that you request sufficient