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New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Splinters and CinderS
By 4. c. CAVAGN4ROo

Herman Obertubbesing, the promi-
nent local Official, was accepted as the
fifth member of the registration com
mittee of the Metropolitan Association
by the nominating committee in spe-
cial meeting at the local A. A. [. head
quarters last night There were several
other candidates in the field, but il
was the unanimous vote that Obertub-
besing be recommended for the posi-
ton.
The matter Will now be put to q
mail vote before the representatives OF
each club, who compose the board OF
managers, retaining membership in
the local district. 1t Will be ten davs
before decision is known, but the
acceptance of a candidate by the nom
mating committee IN the past has Writ
ually given him the position.
The vacant position WAS caused by
the resignation of Fred A. Niles. the
chairman, and in his stead Martin A
Kline is acting chailman II Is under
stood that Kline will be officially named
chairman by the committee at its next
meeting.
Athletes Of the New York Athletic
Club will continue to compete "unat-
tached' in championship meetings until
April ]. according to aruling reached by
the athletic committee of the club. Dur
INC Inst wear no WINGED Foot nthietn .
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Demobilized

The last long mile is orer,
And the last long hike is done,
Where IT'S life back IN the clover
aud day dream IN the sun;
Where there's no top sergeant aoaitin5
With has "FALL IN" for the mob,
And man may sleep foreuer--
II his aoife has got job.
The reueilles haze aanished
A nd the drill is out of place.;
Let the baNy bugler bugle
Till he's purple IN the face;
The mess kit may be filthy noqo
and eue1y Doc you meet
Doesn't make you strip before him
AS you Sumter doaUn the street.
OF all expressions, highly priced.
That used to hare the call,
"Demobilised' -"Demobilized'-
Yo1tre got it on 'cm all;
The A'n'y has ats tidy points
BIT a0here the flags are fau1ed,
I'd rather be denobiliscd
Than Marshal of the qcorld.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11

Attorneys for the defense have
notified the solons Of organized base
ball that the 100000 suit for dam
ages and dissolution of the trust
brought by the stockholders Of the
Baltimore Club Of the defunct Federal
league Will in all probability be
called in the Washington court on
Monday, March u.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-11
Bill James Signs Contract

BOSTON, March 10.-Pitcher Bill
James to-day signed q contract with
the local National League club.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18
Die Sdiueine i~reiien SeerWiirmer.

Ger Seeripurn bat lid nod Dem
Norbo'tcn az berbreitet. bis er iett
aIlgemein i'm Indifferent Wiiiiiiippi.
bedcn an5utreffen lit. gs fam iein,
baB CT baIb in ben norolihen Stua.
TEN oitlih bon Dem Mppala6en altf.
tritt. Sn Iebrasfa buben Die Sar'
mer cin ne,ics Scrteioigungsmittel
gcgen Die electromagnetic bes Seer
muruts gcfltnben. 8iele Sornter ba'
ben crfolarei6 Sdpeine peripcnhct.
I'M ben IIfolfa bon oen Snicften ST
'befrcicn. Die Shlpeine freiicn bic
@iirrner germ mo berrifteu mirf
fame grbeit. beionbers menn tic III
acnilgcnbcr 3obl ~periucnbet pcrocn.
Gin Battalion W%aitIdpeinc bas ocrl
porriifcnben @iirmen in Sen @cg &c
itellt miro, miro bic ginoringlingc III
bic Tllt6t idIagen. go nidt gcnil.
genO Sdmeine pernenbbor iino, elnp'
ficblt bas 9unocsoebartement fir
2anorpirtidaft oic S%erpenbung bon
@ift ober @rdben. 9os Department
gibt folgenbes Reaept CUR @nfcrtia'
ing bcs Sites on: so Bfunb @ei5cn-
fleie; ein Efiinb Barrier Grim 8aris
8reen) ober meiBeS arfenif (@bitc
arfenic); feds fein gebadte 3itronen
ODER IpfeIiinen; spei Quart Weloiie
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18
0 a NJ.

Snt Seim oes Srits Iles ianb an
Spnntag cine gut bellldte Fartp Itatt.
2ralt &obt. Sars uub So1n. bon
Sopctu, &unius, hcfitoen iih bier
ollf @eiltd) bel 9ermallotcn.
". q. Sucbcmlolnl. infer Sdnrieo
bat bic 0alnpfmaihinc hcS @illiam
&cicd fir sic 9rcidcrarbcit in Orb
ming 9cbraht. Scrr &nicf hat eben.
falls cine rel,c Greidnlnihinc Don
@cru,unn 0octtder gefuuft.
Scroinanb Hlet mo Samilie. bon
Sermailn, iparen an Sonntug bier
hei ibrcn @ermanoten u,.i @ciud.
5. &. Yrpall, bon Smcnspille, mar
leBte ISOLDE bier ltl ctlid,c Serlcp
&ilbe al faufen.
slllh bier bot Der Stl,rm anl lct-
ten Sreitaa erbeblihen Sdaocn an.
geriftet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18
Stpnb SiH Renisfeiten.

Gin ~itarfcr Sturmipino bealcitet
bon ld)uercn Mc9cn iudtc lebten
Sreltag uniere @c9enb beim unb rid.
tcte piel Stoben on, namentli6 on
SbitbGumen mo Dem modietbcn
Corn.
Srou Solis Wronncmalm miiroe
lcttc @pd)e unlGBlih iDreS @eburts.
togcs nit elmer Surpriie Yartp be.
cbrt.
Illc unicrc Sarnrcr iinb iest nit
Der Scuernte beidGftigt.
Souis @ranncnlonlt ipor lebte go.
dye in @cidGitcn IN @crmanm.
Sbco. Gngclbredt mar oieie @ode
bclhGiti9t leinen @ei5cnltod mieoer
mlfSultclleh ocn Der Stllrm llmGc'
noricn bate.
Den. Sod rciltc lette &nd)c nnh
Hcbrusfa no CT oils Tnrnlgebiilfe ar.
bciten miro. :
Or. u. Scibmom, s. 5. Bid uto
Otto 9ltdbols, bon Seem Sober, lpa-
rem lebten Scnnta9 bier ais @Glte Der
Somilie $. 9. Stoltc.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, On July
II, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Geo. Rpou lit lcbte Modc bonn
iiberieeiiden &%riegsbienIt 5uriidge'
fcbrt. Gr mar hcr leste unlercr Sun.
gens Die ausgenntitcrt ip,trbcn:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18

llngcn. Die Sber5Gbne trctcl her.
Dor, Oriiden chamber. aus ser Gage
luto merocm cin frlthtbures Scib, ullI
Dem lid bic Higgs.&rantbcit utuld,
Gin fam. Die &inber lcioen nll but
figcn Grf6ltltn9cn, cntlpifcln ciucn
dJroniihel Naicntartarrb ulb pcrlic.
rem monfmlnl oen @er,ds lnh
S0riinn.
Tad) augcneiicncr 9cbnllblulg
itcllt lid cine iidtborc 9ciicruhg Gin.
Oas aino iGllgt olt. micocr all Sc
midt 5llslnlcbmen, crhGlt cine gclllnbe
Sarbe nnb lit iebr bulo bic normale
Icrioil, sic cs bon Nutllr aus lcin
lolltc.
Die Don ocnl Scffcntlld)en @eiun1o.
bcitSnmt CT. 3. Tllblic @caltb Ger
pice) bcrolls1cgebene Shriit vMocn'
oios" miro uuf Scrlungcn allen 81
tern pocr 2chrcrn bpn Dem 8ilro in
@nibiugton bltrh bic Ynlt SuqeItcllt
mcrben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18
tcbt adjt anf bic 8einnbbeit Der
Ginber!
100 scr. amerifaniiden &inbcr lei
zen an aocnpiSe Wnhernngen
(Mbcnpibs).

M.Nunpioc @rId)crrngcn blnbern
nlebr ol* 1870 Der amcrlfonllfcrl
HinNcr oornt. sic. %nornalc acirnoc
pntpiflun0 gum crmad)lclcn 81.
itono ourdsunlodcll. Gics lit bas
Ncil,itat elmer oltsgeocbntcn Inter
ilduna, sic Dor furoem ppn Dem
CcTientliden @eiunobcitsomt ocr
Gcreinigtcn Stuaten in Den Mittel'
punftcn unlcrcr @cpolferrniq nurd)'
Qeiiihrt m,rbc.
Gi2 Gr5tlid)en llntcrillhiln9cn Der
neutrality-suspicious. crgobcn. oaB
Elm trtrIdytlid,cr Sril ser cutbcftcn
iSchlcr unSmeiiclhnft Der Nahl1l'i9.
gcit ser Gltcrn 5u5uidrcihcn it, oic
ocn 'Grpcrlid)cu IGnacln scr iurgcn
Winbcr nidt sic acbilhrcnhe Illfmcrf-
iolntcit ih%enfcl,. Sicbt man BON bcll
ihlcd)tCn 3dbllcn uh, 10 Sciat lih nab
Sen i'm gan5ell 2onhe gcmudlten Or
inhrmtgcn, baG nbcnoioe @ud)erlut-
aen bel ainbcrn 5ll ben bGilfieit Dor
tonunenocu fGrperlidcn Scblern &C.
horen.
Nbcnoioc @ltdJerln,aelt fon,lcn Der
blnoert oocr had ibrcr gntipitlung
1cheiIt mcrben. Ils 9eitrag CUR
0%Grberlu1g Der @eiunbDeit Der SD
tiOn uno sur Stirfine ibrer Mon'
ncstrait bot bos Seffentlihe @cilunos
beitsomt cine Sdrift iibcr obcnoibc
@u6crlrngcn bcraltsgegeben sic urI
Gltern uno Sdulbehorben hertciIt
miro.
Die Shrift crflGrt bcn gIteril. mic
ooenoibc @ltd)erlutgcn bcim erltcn
al,ftrcten cntbeft iperben fonnen al
Dem miibianten Itnten bes ainbes
ollrdl hclt Ritnb, nomentlid I'M
Shlafe. 0a sic Natilr heabii6tigt,
oab mir brrh Die Naie atmen, no
ourd sic eingcotnete 2,,ft gereinigt
!lno crndrmt lpirb. ehe lie in sic
Sl,ngcn tritt, lit es flar, oa6 bas
Mnnoatmcn baslt fiibrt. baI' ltnrein.
heiten III Die 2%uftrobren eclangen.
Sd}on barilt Iauer,t piele @efahre;
aber cs aibt nod anbere, Die oft iebr
'dlpertpiegenher Hatllr iinb. 0as
aino, oos al obenoibe @llherungen
letoet lit fait immer untcr bem nor
nolen @epidt, boblbriiitig rnS nit
berobbanaenben Shulterr, mas benz
mtiihfamcn Mtn1cn 5,l5uidrciben 1T.
Cine lpeitere Sclge iinh @eiidtentitel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18

&upfidmersen SD bate 5eitiuei-
ie am Woreen iolde i6redliden 8opf-
ibmcr5en, Dob idl nidt pllBtc, mas id
tlln. iollte. 6orni's IlpenfrGlltcr bat
mid geilno eenlabt unb mcin 9efin.
ben lit jebt bor5iiglih," idrcibt SEER
Mtlguit Inoerlen, bon 8ilfennp,
Minlt. 9ies alte, bewGbrte &rdi,ter.
beiImittel miro nidt burh glpotbcfcr
pcrfauft, ionbern burd beionherc
Isenten seliefert. Besen ausfrtnft
nenoe man iif an Or. Setter 5abrnep
& Cons 60. 2501 @aibington 8lob.,
Chicago, Sll.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on July
II. 1919, as required by the Act of
October G., 1917.
OurG Ben Gon9rebnb9corbncte1
SoncS, bon Scrus. ml,roe I'M Infer
baule oCS Gon9rcb cine Gill cinacs
rciht iponuh Gin iebcr Snioot fiir
icbcn Wonot nocr grGBercn 9rtf.
thcil cincS Wonutes Sen or I'M @clta
fricac ocoicnt hat, cincn StuotS .@ono
erbaltcn ioll.
Sie Slpttcn Scrlpillierug Dill
,peldc an If. &uli I'M GonercB an
geuonmcn mllroe pcriilgt baB bis
gum 20. Slni 1920. 5reipillige ali
cine 9icnlt5cit bon 3, 3 ober 4 Sab
rcn in bcn Slo%ttcnoicnit cintrctcn
fonncn nnb bob MilberiGbrigc ponl
Is Suhr al IN ocn 9icnit eintretell
fonncn unb 5lpor ollf Scrminc poll
srpci pocr orei Sobrcn obcr bis ST
ibrcr SolljGbrigfcit.
GrGiiOent @ilion bat angeoelltct
oab CT urterifnniihe Sruppcn III
Oeltidlono halten miro, bis oieic
Iatiou m sic Illiirtcu ollcs Watcr'
iul abaclicfcrt bot, oas in ben Sric-
ocnsbcbingunaen aufgcsGblt lit, nno
All 0crcn Iblieieruna 0cutI6lono bon
1 biz 4 Monotcn 3eit gegebcn wllroe,
3tpci @cfungene mclde IN Der Sail
bon CHM, Siagc County cinaeipcrrt
marcn I'm mcgen Ginbrltd III ocn
Storc ser GGulnois Mcrcantilc So.
in Gbanlois, ibrcn Yro5cb ub5umurtcn
Iino lcttc ISOLDE aus oenl @cf1ngniB
cntfloben, nadocm bieiclben Die
StnblItGbc Der ~ollsbrlthlihern"
Belle burhiGat hnttcr. Die Nnac'
flaotcn battcn mrbrcrc Gage border
ibrc S(lldt ans Scr Sail bemerfitel.
ligt, bod wrrocn bicielbcn balb mic
Scr cingefoneen unb horauf in Die
Belle" gcipcrrt. aus mclden iie lid,
ani6cinenb ehcnip raid cin Shlupf'
lod, bcrausiGgtcn ais ncni9e Saae
bcrber aus oem Corridor Ger Sail.
9iS jest bot mo nod feline Sp,tr
Scr G%ntflpbcnen cntoctt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18
6. Graf
&e6tsanmalt
unb 21otar
Office I'M @ebGube Der @rui Yt9. 90.
Sermann, Mo.
Ylaber.Yianu sn oertanfen.

sd babe IN Der RGbc bon 9erula,tit
Gin G(oper . Biano, ollf oos elm adir.
fer bereits mebrere 3ablungcn &c.
modt bat, opd Ole 4bidlagsaablun.
gen nift forticsen fam. I'm, Die
Soften Der Riidicno,ung bes 8ianoS
nad Der 5abrif at bermcioen,
lucroc i6 basielbe 3u mcnigcr als benz
5obrifprciic p%erfoufcn. @cm in
tereiiirt, idreibc al q. 6. Soften.
III Slipe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, No.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18

nicorigcr GllolitGt.. iuie abfall aus
bcn 3uderrofinerien obcr Siebule-
laiIc. Die rntcr Dem Nurlct n@lad
Strap" bcfannt lit; &uiicr je mad,
@coarf. g~em0bnlid sluci bis orei @al.
lonen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18
Nagemeinc Gonntp Wenigfeitcu.

Gruu &p. @cblcpol0, Som &elilcr
uno @nl. Riefs, bel Hotsbam wobn.
bait. beiinocn lid ali DER &ranfen.
lite, unecblid, al Der Snfll,en5o ers
frontt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18

gu 8crfanfeu: 8aditcin 8ohu.
unlts nit iicbcn 3in1mcrii, an oer
Orittcn GtraBc, in Sern1orn. De.
b1,tbc mo Gruubltiid in pr0dtigetn
Rutland. Iobcrnc Scqncmlidfeiten.
ld6ne Gage. pirflider gortbeil.
Msdberes in Der Office bicics glNttes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18

j. Z. @rcllcr bat inl bie'ioclI
arcisaerift cine aloge gegcn WurNa'
ret Ssyorpis II: M. eingclcitct. oerci
3mcd lit ben @eiittitcl ouI Sunoer'
eicn iiiolih bon Canaan 81 pcrpoll
'tGnOigem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18
Dr.. W. E.. lockwood
3o6nnrjt
9ermann II. " T..
Sijjtc ser Peoples 9anf 1ceeMiibcr.
Offiee-Ybone Sir.
@otnluns-Ybcnc Nr. 303
Seitacmafc Sdnabahiipferlu.

e 1T olles pprilbcr.
Ger Triebc lit bier.
Sci rllbig, mcin Eicbcr.
Sri irGhlid, hcim Bier!
llcbCr Dem Wccrc
Griohtcn mir Sic9
llnb bier itcbcn Sccre
I'm ~trncfcncn" arlcG.
Sic ilber Der Ifilec,
Sinh frci MN bonn Sod.
llno mir bel Scr Site
@ir trinfcn mic II God.
Ous @aiicr bos rcine,
@'rno mic s lichc &ich
u,lo trGl,nlcn bonn @eine.
l1no ,Granlbuulbuli."
@ir butten at ridden.
Oas llnrcdt allt Rbcin;
Sic n%liiIicn ictt bledcn.
limo mir itcfcn s ein.
Drum allies 10 hillig
gu faufcn lit bier;
ltnb mir iinb 10 millie.
Iltd) ohuc bos @icr.
2llft, 2id)t unb @uiier.
Sin0 %lteilcrirei nod.
3, lpGrc cs nniicr.
@as molltcIt Oh nod!
Oofl ocnfc ntein 2icbcr,
@aS fir II Glcno mar
LIMO rcfI'ne NAL iiber.
Tie Srints an Ser Bar.
Sn ein, slpei, orei Subren,
&as willlt gu nod meLr,
8annit Oh picl iparen
llnh wirIt MilIionGrl
SIN 2uftihiife fliceelt,
OH iibcr's Wecr bin
$50 babenb gu liegeit
Sn Ibipntb mo Gin.
uno balls padien SliigeI
Dir enaelgleid on,
uno SGIer uno Siigel
lteberflicgcIt 81, bantl.
ltno iieb' fem @erbre6en
@ic6t cs oann mcbr:
ltnb nid.ts mebr 81 RIDDEN
Gie vaitthen" iinb lccr.
Drum iegne Die Setter.
Die 10 @roBcs pollbrndt.
lln0 NIT iold)em Shelter
Die @eIt gut gemaft.
Sn Der groBem Site 1911.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18

Mig. y. Sltcntel unb SRI. Ric,
monlt, ipuroen leste ISOLDE I'M 9unoc
ser Che pcrcinigt. Serr Suenfel III
Gin Spbn ocs bel 0rofc mobncn6cll
Simou Suenfel. unb lit ). 3. Yrin5i.
pal ser 8oint Shule, nohc Sufpille.
ct. Souis GOllntp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18

Iic Mcgierltng bat WarieS Gcnll
IN 3pei Der 9roBcn Sruts iilr Stro
bcnbal,5lpcdc 5ilgenicicn. @asconoo'
County lit bis jctt IN bieier Sin'ld'
nod, Iticimiitterlih ilbcricbcn moroen
9t,n aud, bas mag picllcidt fem gro
Fer Hadtbcil icilL merW bic Hcporn
tllrc1 oil Sen Srufa oenl Gnluttp Il
hod) an itebcu forlllcn iuic bie 8cpo.
rotlren al ocn mlbcrcn Moahnto
ihinen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18
Senrp Sduf Smil Sdih
$ermann
armor=:6ranitwtrle
-b0r-
Schuch Bros

hermann, . W o.
8erfertigen Wonunente. @rab.
iteine uip. aus @ronit Mnh Warmor;
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ODER TamilienplGte. Stcts cine
1rcbe alslpabl fcrtiacr Wonumente
an Sano. Wur oas bette Rateriat
uirb acbrdutt. 8reiie nirbria unS
8ufriebenbeit garantirt.
S@uh Wrcs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18
STATE BANK
lOF BAY, MISSOURI

OF A Y, MISSOURI
@carinbet 1911.
aopital $4,000, llcbcriduB $4,000
@utbaben iiber $150.000.
9etreibt Elm allsemeines 8onfgeifaft.
8esablt 4 Yrpsent auf 3eit'9epoiiten.
gesablt 3 YrpSent aui Spars 8epoiiten.
Sat Siferbeits-0 eppiitsaaiien Al bernie
then.
uuo bittet ireunblihIt nm eure anno-
ihaft.
Strettpren:
Simon 8oeser. Is. u. Weper.
Is. g%neelbredt. u. V. WucDcr.
Step. 8uithmunn. Gbas. ". Spen
Senrp 2auaenber0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18
HadridIten aus ausreusenben Com.
ties, aus unierem Gtaat nnb
anberen Staaten.

Son Morctt. DO. mllrbrn oiciee
6rilbioAr i0l Gnrlaoun1 GrObecrcn
0itf Den Mdrft gcbruht.
Gin %ilrNcr pom SdupIer Goumtn
bot 1000 iun9c &lifcn pcrfolit umb
ourd Die Fufct Toit on sic &1llfer
~ucrianot. Die &nitgcbiibrcn bctrlscn
$500.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18

Nrtb @orrcn. Sohter bon 6ranf
@orren. friibcr bel Sea, in inherent
County mobnbaft, lit Iette ISOLDE in
Ocnuer. Colorado. I'M Mlter bon s
S,ohren %geitorben,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18

Sn l%tlterboilic bcs GonarcB llno
Die Trobibitioniitcn i'm Sattcl unb
ipllroc Ncsbalb bus Inlenoemcnt bos
Den %crfalf bon 2.75 prcSentiaem
gicr ipobrcno Der 3eit bis gum t6.
Snlnlar acitottct nit 151 gcaen 90
nicbcrgeitimmt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-18

Gin ol>geblid, toller @uno iiir5tc
lcstc @ndc bic @epobner unierer
Hadbnrltobt Stem Sapcn in groBen
Sdrefcn. Ger Staotrutb crlieB 10,
fort Sic Tcroromng bc%rSufol9c allc
Slnbc cincn Maulforb trngen milf,
fen.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-01
The Defeat of MT. Mann

By decisively defeating Hon. James R. Mann for the speakershp of the next house, the republican caucus Thursday night added o the facilities of the republican party for rcsumng of the country in 1920. The senate will further add to these facilities by denying the aspirations of Senator Pen rose to the chairmanship of the finance committee.
 The election of Mir. Mann would have been an af- front to those republicans who members of the progressive par and also to tho great bulk of the party, those who reactonaries as well as those who were prosressves but all Of whom shoulder to-shouldcr Americans during tho war
 Mir. Manns record not good It was on a par with that of Speaker Clark, Kichn, Dent Martin and tho large group of southern senators and repre- sentatives
 While Mr. Mann was no worse than any Of these men who still maintain their standing in the demo- cratic party and still enjoy the favor president his was more conspicuous record in the midst of Inc almost universal loyalty of his republican col leagues.
 The republican party would have been handicapped not only during the presidential campaign by Mir. Mann in the speakers chair but would have been Handicapped in the preparation of the record it must make in congress and on which it must go before the people in 1920.
 Mir. Mann belongs to a past age the worst age of rcpubicanism that of decade previous to it's oyer throw. during which the leaders had alienated the confidence of the people. and drove them to experi- mentation again with the democratic party
 Logically following precedent MT Mann should have been chosen speaker. That he was not accentu ates the purpose Of the party take higher ground We trust that it will give further proof of this inten ton by the side tracking of MT Penr0se
Arizona republican., 1919-03-01
Not Mere Reform Measures

There are three bills in the senate which have passed the house apparently dealing with the social evL They are measures prepared by the United States public health service and arc designed to re- strict venerea diseases There is a tendency to regard them as reform measures with sarcastic accent OF thc word reform" of which legislators and many people outside legislatures are exhibiting varying de- srecs of vearness and impaticnce with long haired men and short haired women"
 But those bills though naturally they have the sup port all reformers. not reform measures; not intended by the government raise the scale of morality except incidentally They simply in pur- suance of plan to continue a work that glor- iousy begun and prosecuted during the war-the fighting of venereal diseases, which all but stamped out in the army and the training camps. It is desired give the boys when they home the same protection that thrown about them in the That protection the execution Of the fol- lowing pledge described by President Wilson:
 The federal government has pledged it's word that as and vigilance can accomplish the result the committed to it's charge will be returned To their homes and communities that so generously save them with scars, but those won in honorable combat"
 The mobilization Of the army disclosed frightful
 
 Of venereal diseases in the United States army s5 per cent of them having been contracted in civil life. Arizona made showing of which it has no reason Co be proud. Of the i5O0O soldiers it con- trbuted. S.41 per cent of them were affected. And o the fortyeght states. Arizona occupied the unen- vabc position of the thirty counting toward the bottom. Only eleven were worse
 The causes Of the rapid spread of venereal diseases shown in the fact that of the women arrested in community, S7 per cent were victims of syphilis The effect Of the disease upon the army is illustrated in the official showing that account of these dis total of 2300 GOO days lost to the service
 The surgeon general of the army in a weekly report of communicable diseases shows more venerea diseases than all others combined influenza excepted One of the allied nations had more soldiers in the hospitals from these diseases than from wounds One hospital 170OO beds in Europe was constantly filled with infected soldiers.
 This country in consequence of the rigorous clean ing up enforced by the government during the war Is more nearly free from venereal diseases than it had been at any time in a half century. The govern mcnt though. that the war is over finds itself almost powerless to direct country wide campaign That task devolves upon the states.
 Those who object the bills pending in the egis- lsure because they like earlier reform bills should withdraw their objection. They not reform bills any more than precaution against deadly diseases is a reform measure. The federal government is not concerning itself with morals. It only desires that Arizona shall not be a source of infection.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-01
The American Court Martial

The attack by Representative Johnson of South Dakota on Thursday upon the court martial system Of the army IS an airing of a matter that has been giving good deal of to those who were aware of the faults if not outrages of the system Not long ago Acting Judge Advocate Ansell was before tho senate committee military affairs having been called for information during consideration of the Chamberlain bll for revision of the court martial system AS a result of the disclosures by General An ss t s probable that of the officers who par
Arizona republican., 1919-03-01
JOHN DIS ASSESSMENT IS CUT
(New York Times)

John D. Rockefeller. who was as sessed for s10.000,O0O of personal prop erty in New York city this year by the board of tax commissioners, will pay on a valuation of only half that amount. In an affidavit filed a few days ago Mir. Rockefeller stated that the actual value of his personal prop erty here is only sS,500,000. but that he is willing to pay taxes on a valua- ton of s5,000,000.
 For many years NIT. Rockefellers an nual personal assessment in New York city has been 5000. 900, but the pres ent administration. in looking for ad- ditional revenue, raised the assess ments on the property of many wealthy citizens.
 The commissioners have figured out that MT. Rockefeller will pay the city s34,95 more than he thinks he owes it. if the tax rate remains the same next year as it is this year, s2.33 on S100. The experts have figured, however, that the rate for next year will 20 up at least 25 points. so that Mir Rockefell- : CTS excess payment will be consider ably more. Last year he paid approxi- matelv s1l6.00O.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-01
TRADE EXCURSION
 ID MEXICAN COAST
 WAS WELL RECEIVED

w. H. Knox of Tempe has recently returned from most important jour ney Of which not much had been heard in Phoenix. It was q trade excursion from Nogales 10 Culiacan taking in the cities of Hermosillo and Guaymas enroute. There was a large number of business men from Tucson and No- gaols but MT. Knox was the only rep resentative from this valley.
 The party was received with cere- mony at Hermosillo and in the honor of the visitors a grand ball was given at the palace of the governor, the first festivity of that kind there in five years.
 At MaZatlan the party was given q reception at the palace of Governor Yterbba who accompanied the party in his private car to Culiacan. Every where the Americans were received with the greatest cOrdiality and the guests came away with the impression that if Americans would do their part they would be met half way by the business men and officials of the west coast states.
 Governor Nterbba stated to the party that he was about 10 arrange an excursion from Mazatlan to San Francisco in the course of which visits would be made to Nogales, Tucson and Phoenix.