The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-07-27
A PROPER DECISION.

PROPER DECISION.
Mayor Van Lear his Socalistic entouraee seem to
be obsessed with the doctrines as regards the So
claist party that prevails among Germans in rea-
on TO the fatherand When the sacred interests
are involved his faithful subjects called upon to
set aside all considerations right wrong submerge
their consciences have and resort to any and
all means, however despicabe inhuman carry out
the mandates of their Mooch In this they cannot pos
sbly do wrong for does the supreme Importance of
the end justify and sanction every methods and
crimes that to in order to achieve it?
The Socalistic politicians apparently drilled
in this same species of subservency. If demands
of the party require it there worry about the
methods and policies required to achieve particular
ect in view The lesser and ugler microbes Socialism
the l. w. W.s-go few steps further the same line
of political philosophy and do much about the
ends, provided that they be to walow ever
astingly in dirt and deviltry
The of Mrs. Tolefson, poicewoman SUSPENDED
several months by Lear furnishes to the
electorate of this city Illuminating exempca-
ton of the workings of the Socalistic tenes. She had
been years in official position and had won the
confidence and esteem of the public by her
and fithfuness in the discharge of exacng
duties When the mayors secretary became involved in
criminal proceeding her participation trial was
such as to the ends of justice public
But this did not we'll with the policies politics of
Mayor Van Lear and his party cabal.
with petty and altogether reprehensibe desire for
venge he caused her suspension from Office what
Worst mere tecnnlcal violation official
Special judges were appointed by the Civil Service
mission to the CHARGE with result that Mrs. Toilet
son was completely exonerated. Not charges
sustained by the evidence judges ordered her
reinstatement with full for the of suspen
sion.
If the has honor in his para
mount desire to advance the politics his party
feel deep of chagrn and humiliation as result
of his petty and puerie attempts smch the
of this valuable public servant The bitter has
bitten, citizens have af,
forded instructive glance into the workings of
the Sociaisc clique that they clad with little
brief authority
Happily the day is distant when public opinion
will have opportunity pass judgment upon this and
other activities of the administration with the
fundamentally of the election ballot The Tollefson
cident though seemingly of minor Importance will loom
large in the of the electorate
ventilation and fair disposition hands of the Impair
partial and fair commission which passed upon it,
Dr. John W. Lee who has been in national service
as an eye and specialist for nearly years.
turned for few days visit to Minneapolis The doctor
has done highly valuable professional among the
soldiers in the cantonments has promotion to the
rank of captain and is enthusiastic efforts to fit
the Sammies for their glorious task enlisted when
the number of specialists in his line was exceedingly
small and the burden of attending the
diers prodgious Conditions have since greatly i'm
proved in this department. The borne we'll the
and heat Of military fe and has been the recipient
OF the congratulations of his for his faith
full and sesacrfcng devotion of the nation
A veteran newspaper of Minneapolis Charles H.
Hambln, of the Tribune passed away Saturday. Mr.
Hamblin enjoyed the esteem and confidence of large
circle of friends and associates in Journalistic field
His career of splendid the community
in which his personality largely efaced. His
daily labor and his devotion his family engrossed the
major part Of his energies but nevertheless lost no
opportunity to be of service to those whom he came
in contact He member of the ProCathedral parish
and the burial services conducted ProCathe
dral Tuesday in the presence large concourse of
friends.
German newspapers seduously engaged in making
explanations of the failure of the Marine drive Crcum
stanes, they retarded the tempo the movement
One of these circumstances doubt the temper of
the American troops in their pathway converted
the initial allegro into double adago movement
which eventually lapsed into complete reardando with
sort of noisy Gathering Wagnerian finale It is likely
that future efforts of this kind will be conducted plan
issmo.
THE WILL OF GOD.
In the annals of Erin there is surely no more striking
characteristic of the than wonderful habit of