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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31
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Sranfrei6 eemiinift.

Sranfrei6 aemiinf6t.
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ausmdrtieen. Bat In einem GrtifeI
i'm ~Retit SournaI" Die Srase aiifge.
porfen iparinn man nid)t aud, iapn.
niite SrlIppen an oem ariese in
europa tbeiIuebmen Iaifen fonne. CT
bemerft, OuB ieiner lleberseusmis
mad, es nir zines llebereimfommens
5rpiiten 2onoon Ct. getersburg i,no
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SaB mebrereSunoert Ueailn ia.
paniider Trilppen nod ssranfrei@ ge.
ianSt peroen- Or idIiebt ben slrtitel
nit Den @crten: sd braude ippbJ
faiun 5u betonen, Dab mir uns Iebr
tceiIen ntiiiien."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31

ben Damen fiir ben Ronteit semeIb.4.
Gs iinb ois GrduIsins Gfthsr &Iins,
Margarsibe plaseman, Gfbsr gug.
Minnie 2ofep, Warie Semmerle,
2atie 0oebringer unb 2ueIla Sanbs
bas. Die Dame, BITE ote bDnfte Stim>
menSabI erbdlt, pirb 5,ir R6nisin
Der Jeittpo9e srnannt. Wait Dem 9als
Iotieren ipirb beute begonnen unb fpirb
oas HefuItat iGeIih betannt seseben.
Sas Ibitimmen bauert Bis gum 26.
September. - Dos 4pmmittee fir
bic yGraternul uno 2abor" parabs
4..lt am '9ienitag nit bem 9priiber
Gil 9apis In Der Surnballs cine 9ers
Iammlung ab, um bic nDtbigsn @orz
bereitungen fir Die grOffnunssparabe
su treffen. 2eiber tpiro bas neunie
Snfanterie Resiment ni4t 5eitis se<
mug eintreffen, um an Der pardbe
tbeil5unebmen. - Das programms
apmmittee bat nur einige tleins aen-
berunsen porgenommen, ionit finbst
Die sSeier. pie i'm n0oltsblatt" bereits
betannt semadt, programmsemdb
ftatt. = Der Garnepal bssinnt Mpn.
tag, ben %. Sep; am0ienitag iftiSars
merg Gag; MittpO4 lit Gobinstons
uno Nepport Sag; Sonneritas 1T
Gintaufs unb geiittisuns Sag;
Sreitas iIt Obio= unb aentudpsG Sag,
unD am Samitas 1T S9Iubssas.
gbeIdeine: 5reb. sraiitb bon
ReppOrt, 8p,, ,tnb Massie 5aber DON
Camp Springs. &p.
Sarrp 5arpid BON Cincinnati uno
Glfa Moeller pon Neipport, aD.
sSripin 9. Senrp, 26, unb Gtbel
Steiner, %, bsios bon Shslbppiue,
Snbiana.
Der n9eim 2eib. unb gaupers
elm" erpdblte folsenoe 8eamte: Nrdli@
bent Sobann Saupp; @iseprdilSsnt
Robert 9ost; Setretdr. 9sOrs aaufs
mann; SilfsietretGr German Rieiens
berg; S6abmeiiter 9eorg g. Stegnsr;
Direttoren Wm. Saat, Wm. 6. Wens
beratb, 9arrp BeISer, Sohann Droe'
ss, 5bos. gabil, Iusuit gDbms unp
paul Wafon.
- Die polisei ipuroe benadri4tigt, |
bab aus Der Wobnune bes Wiaiam
Sones, 80. 6o4 DAT Strabe, ipdbrenb |
bic Jamilie ii6 auf Der pOrbsreH
8eranoa oes Sauies befanb, Elm
spei Siamantenrinse I'm |
Wertbe BON $500 itahl
= @eiunbbeitsbsamter Or. Sohn |
5obb beri6tete folgenbe Subesfdlle fir |
bic perflofTene Wo6e: Wm. MarIb, |
So; Dora Rubeuitein, 81; Germin
s6uslins 9uedsl; Carrie
%. sbompion, 70; Gliiabstb 6. Wess
ling, 3; parlee Sobnion. 20; Jreoss
rid Srant, Al; @irsinia alice 9an@
:ad, 5; alfa Rifde, 19; galentins
5sbler, 46; Caroline qaenis, SO.
= Seute pirb bic aleranbria Jair
1eDffnet unb III Elm ausse5ei6nes
.es Irogramm entporfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31
NieieniHIaHt
z o BIT feitnuumebr bret Z a.
gen an ber 6iterrei4if@=
ruffif6en @rense.

o " " y " y ~ i
ruffif4tn Gren5e.
gtom, 30. gusuit. - Sn Dsps.
ifen aus bem Diierrsidiidsn Saupt.
quarter an ben .GOrrisre Della Sera"
ipiro bsriatet, bab felt Srsi 5assn
an ber 5itsrrsihifh rufiiiGen Grsn,
.. sigs RisfsuTGIaGi tobt, an Der l..
100000 Wdnn betbsiIigt iinb. Die
SdluatIiuie srftredt iid BON Der
@eidiel Bis sum Gnieitsr Glub, cine
Strede DON bunbert WlsiIen. Der
aampf piro nit Der slsi9en grbitts.
runs sefiibrt, tpie uuf beIsii6em gs,
bisi. Die Ruifen. tusI9e bie Dfftniips
ergriffen, iinb iiber 20 Ulsilsu melt
in Oitsrrei9ifdes gebiet porssbruns
gen.
2onbon 80. ausuit. 2nut
elmer amtlidsn Grtlariins, bic tn ct.
Petersburg abgsseben unb oem msus
ter'iden 1sIesruphnbureau iibsrmits
teIt tDuroe. pirb sessnipartis an Der
DeidfeI entlans cine altBerOrbsHtIi9
ipidtige Sdlant sipif6sn ben Defer.
rei6srn unb ben RuHen gsihinssn.
Die RuiJen bebaapten, bab iie foiusit
erfOIsrsi@ sepsefeu uHb mehrsre Suu.
issD arisssssfanssn; ssma8t Habsn,
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3a ~ iItS n.

unfer ggent tn SauiiltDn Ut
Serr Gbuarb Srnf, 449 Glib Snnfte
Strafe. gca Srl. 476 g., Game
ghpne 1851 q.
Srei MptorrabunfGtle.
Drei Mptorrabunfdle trueen iih
seItern nabe Samilton gu unb mug
ten bic @erunsliidten benz Usrcp
Spipital etnseliefert peroen. QtN Der
SpringbaIs pife iibsrfaben bic Wptors
rabfabrerinnen 2lbaline rlri9 bon
Der Gbeitnut Strdbs uno gefIis Ss=
borne bon Der 6. Strabe eiuen Stsin>
6aufsn auf Der Gbaufee, segen ipels
den fis nit GROCER araft fubren. Die
8abIeriunen tpurben BON ibren Gisen
eeidleubert anb blieben balbbefpubts
log auf bem Strabenbamm lieeen.
Sm Mercp 9oipital, ipobin bic @ers
ungliidten gebra9t fpurpen, ertlGrten
bic 9ler5te ben 3uitanb perIelbea fir
fshr ernit.
bait 3ur islben Gtunbe berunaliids
ten airbp Smitb uno Sames Bar.
piie Habe Dlaubs Gtaiioa. Dur6 irz
aeno einen llmitanb ipurben bic Sc
nannten, pelne elm 5anbem fubren,
an Der betreffenben Stelle BON bem in
boiler ssabrt befinbli9en Uiotorrdb aes
porfen unb bIie6en bi!flos auf Der
gbduhee liegen. Smitb ipurbe in be-
pubtloiem 3uitanb benz Dlercb Sos
ipital eineeliefert unb befiirdten bic
4erats, oab Der iunge Mann sinen
Sadbelbru6 erliten bat. gartpiIe,
petfer cine @erleBung am linten &nie
baDoHsetrasen bat, muBte ebenfalls
i'm Wercb Scipital berbleibsn.
Oas 9aar befunb lit auf Der
Sabrt BON Cincinnati ndhDaDton, 8.
Die gedstPf6e papisrfabrit lit
infolse Des &risges geSpunssn, ben
9strie6 einauite[len, neil bic Smppr
ttrung bon glsiAe fir ben papierbrei
sGnalid oussefallen 1T. Die Qr>
beitsloiisteit fteist NIT jebem 5ase in
biefissr Stabt, unb in DaDton fOa e.
uift befier seben. Sn Der Rational
Gafb Regiiter Gabrif fpurben 200
5amiltoner, tpeIbe bort drbeiteten,
entlaHen. Die gifengisber perbienen
jebt nur So pro Gag unb babsn nurI
5tpei BIB bret Sass qIrbeit bic MOds.,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31
Dabtnn nab Ceaesne.

- Dag Samilien picnic, bas Der
Oeuti9 4msrituniide Stabtpsrbano
BON Dapton auf benz freien plaB am
Sube Der Boone Strabe Dsranitaltste,
mar in ieher Siniidt Elm poblselun-
genes. @iele Witslieber Der 3peige
bon ge1epus, Nepport unb GoDius-
ton nit ibrsn Damen battsn ii9 elm
gefunbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31

bic gciuport Eiiiec Inn Sas Sin.
rinnnficr @oIfs6faff" befinoet iidl in
9o. 339 gorf Srese. aeaeBnber ocm
1oHrffomic, woieIbit Tridfeifen, gr.
sciaep II. I. M. bis 10 tthr 45 9linu.
TN TbrnSs esfnencrrrrn iuer.
fe- grfeshr- S."lH ot0f.
3epports ga fbiOn 90 DE.
Die 2fppIifationen fit ben Queen.
&onteit fir bic Gafbion-. nnb aarnes
Dalipo4e fpurben BIB @amftag gla6t
sntssgengsnommsu uno babep ii& iis..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31
trogshifsn unb in ben europdiI6en
Sisselunssn feffesen.
ariegsseriHtlid
Q iao eine grobe ansabI
BEN obner pon a5nen
5nm gooenerurtbeiIt
tpprnen


5um gobeperurtbeiIt
iporoeH.
gerIin pia appeubngen uno
sorbon, 30. augnit. Tie .Gaaessei.
tung" berid)tet:
.llniere acrreiponbenten, ueItc
Die gcrsdnse bel a5men idiIbern, be.
ridjteiL oab oiird Elm boberes sriess.
seriAt pirte GipiIiiien gum looe Der.
nrtbeiIt trurbet bic init g9dffen in
ben Sdnoen errpiid,t iparoen. Inter
Den gcrurtbeiIten befirben ii6 ,ipei
9risiter, bic wainitior an 6ie giirger.
ihaft pertbeiit bdtten.
GeneraIleutnant Sopffsnrten BON
Der ~. Snfanteriebrisabe, tDlrbe
leidt rertulubet. Geine 1r,ippen bat.
ten 1i60 Eobte unb 9enuunbete.
Cos 1876. Tiirtteinbereiite Snfmte.
rieregiment bate 335 Gobte uno Der.
iDunoete Inter oen 9eidtpcripunoeten
oieies @esimeitts befiroet iid aud
Safob @eseI aus salein, Ohio. Gas
SO. Restment aus aapern bate lSt
Iobte tn0 9er4punoete.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31

Ram mad Qnfi4t iapaHt
f9er miIitartf3sr Ga f.
perRSnbipsr Rtaat.

@er mtlttart1 @sr V q "
bsrfSnbissr RiaHt.
f&ou ausbaItsm
1o.fo, 30. ausuf. 6tsitss Gd@'
b.rftanbiss auf miIitdrif1em Getisl
iinb Der MnTat, bab RioutfAuu ni9i
Dor Gnbs gloDsmbsr einssncmmsu
irerben tann, ss fsi benu. bdb BIZ
Deutiden fr,ipillie tapituIirien Dis
Jsftunssperte iOllen ihatii&liG 70
gut fpie uneinnshmbur fein. Der BOT.
raib an gaabrunssmittsIn IN Riuus.
idOu Iou fir orsi ROnate ausrsi9snb
fein.
sfins sau, 80. ausuii. Die
Radri9ten, Oub sine ansabl gsbdubs
BON ben Deutf4en bur9 Dpnamit
5eritSrt worbsn iinb. unb bdb aud
bic giIenbabnbriide bel 9fins Suu
bemolirt ipurbs, sntbehrsn isbtpsbsr
gesriinbung.
Sofpeit babsu bisSapantr bitStaot
nod nitt bombaroirt. Bon ben
Sorts aus purbsn am SoHntas iisbsn
SduiTe auf ,inen iapanii4su S0rps.
bobotaerit1rer absegeben.
Die Wanni6aft bes Ofterreidii4sn
areu3srs .auiierin Gliiabetb', bic
gsfebl srbaItsn bate, Ha9 Siins Tau
auriidsutebrsn. bat bisiem gsfsbI To-
nett nod nitt nadlommen t5nnsn
neil bic dinsIiden 8ebSrbsn. bic ab.
fOlute RsuiraIitdt gu pabren btitrebt
iinO, iie ni6t pesIaHen ipOllsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31
Gmgliiher Momiral
M II s sinsm jiinseren fran'
aSfif6en SIOttsntOm m.
maubeur peiden.

apnbon, 80. glusuit. - 0as
amtIi9e Ha6ri9tenblrsau siebt bss
tannt, bab @i5es4bmirul ausuitine
gous be aapeprsre, Der SS6ittomman'
bierenbe Der franSOiii6sn GIotte, ben
Obsrbefsbl iiber bic pereiniate frdn5os
iif9 ensliide Glotte i'm Wi.telldnoi'
i6en Meere iibsrnommsH bat. Snfpls
gsoeiien bat RearsGbmiral Cir ar4is
bolb 9ertlsp Milne, Der, mas ans
cisnnitdt betrifft, iiber bsm fran5ofi.
Iden Qbmiral ite6t, prompt bas aoms
munoo iiber bas britiide 9ei6paoer
i'm Mittsadnoiiaen Wser abgsssben.
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|linisr ben Rrisssssfnnssneu fOr Fd
Elm General befinben. Gernsr ipirb
BON rutff9er @eits bebauptet. oab In
elmer e,dIadt bie Ssftsrrsiasr 5000
Wsann psrloren baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-31
aeroplananf9lag auf Bel.
fort angebIi9 nib.
afudt.

8ufel, Satpeia. 30. ausuf, pia
paris. 3uei bsutfde auftT6iffe mad.
ten ben Dersebliden Werfun, nit Der.
abgsDorfenen gomben bic 2uftidiff,
ballen in Der 35 Wsilsn ppn bier ee.
lsseusn fransOfifdsu sJeituns 9sIfOrt
su 5sritSreM
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Mls untpi@tts
getra6tst bic beutf4e
9rsffe bus Seetreffeu
bei 6eleoIanb.

peI DEL III y.
2pnbon, 80. 9lusuit. Sr
elmer Depsicbe Der Wlureoni WireIeb
telegraph g., aus Berlin, tpirb eine
cmiIi9s Grtl1runa nit 8ssus ani
Rag Seetreffen Bel Selaolanb eese.
Zen. sfn Der grtlaruns beibt es:
.9as Scetreffen bel 5elsOldnb
tpirb fsitsns Der PreTe aIs abiOIut
beoeutunsslos bebanbelt unb ols Elm
@prfaa, Der nuf Die uassmeiue Gage
pbne iehen GinfIab 1T. Das Sees
treffen fanb ousenibstnlid I'm BE.
reid her Gsidiibe BON 6elsoIdHb
itutt. abtr lie tOnnten infolae BEG bi@'
ten 9tebels, Der 3ur 3eit berri6te,
niht IN atiion treten.
Der aaifer unb bic aaifsrin trnfen
gsitern in goS Raifau in Der Wob.
nuna beg 8drons Don Stein suia,n.
men unb befud!sn bann cine 2lnsabl
serieasDsruunbete, bic iis ibrer 9bsil.
nabme periidertsn.
GnqIdnos 8erlufte Sci Gel.
golanb
aonbon. 30. gliguit. 2aut
elmer 9etdmttmahuna Der NbmiraIi.
tat haben bic @naIdnber in benz @ses
treffen bei 6elgolanb am Sfreitaa 80
Sonte uno 38 9ertpunbete qebdbt.
Bon Der Mannifuft ber flint bent.
fben Greuser ilnb 9prpsbobopiserit6.
rer. bic sttft Sinten gebrn6t tpuroelL
iinb lout amiliber tngliTher grfld.
runa $50 aerettet porben. Die @e.
iammtSabl Der Wunni1aft nirb BON
hen Gnaldnbern auf 1900 Mdnn &c.
fdabt.
@erOplananf6lag auf Bel.
fort angebIi9 nib.
glHdt.
8afel, S6pei5, 80. 2luguif pia
paris. 3uei bsutfde auftf1iffe mad.
ten ben Dersebliden Deriuh, nit per.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-17

the Russians out OF East Prussia and still get no.
where Since nm invasion of Russla by that road Is
not practicable, and II the southern route INFO
Posenp is cleared for the Cars armies East ana
West Prussia will both be taken in the rear, the
forts ON the vistula from Dantzic to Thorn VIII
become useless and the German troops Will nave
to be concentrated much further west to DEFEND
the line of the oder.
The Russians have made their main advance
along the most vulnerable line They havethrown
Austria Hungary on the defensive, and now
threaten both Budapest and Vienna, At the same
time they have secured their left flank for the
movement on Berlin out of Western Poland. They
need only to play waiting game in East Prussia
which will clear itself automatically when the
Russian advance gets into Posen.
Political rather than military considerations
have led the Kaiser to reinforce the armies III
East Prussia and to take the offensive there against
the Russians The clamor of a people taught to
believe that their soil inviolable has prompted
him to commit the fault of attempting to defend
a province which in military sense is not worth
defending The place to check the Russian au'
vance was in Galicia; but the German troops sent
there arrived too late to save the situation for
Austria Hungary
The Car says he will make Berlin his primary
objective. Seven weeks of fighting in Gacia ami
South Poland have brought that objective well
within the range of Russian attainment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-17
The Civil Service Probe.

The State Civil Service Commission has made it
evident that its inquiry into the conduct of bust
ness by the Municipal Civil Service Commission is
more in the nature of an investigation than an OK
animation. Interviews given by members have
tended to show that the state body is not in Tie
unprejudiced frame of mind which should be pos.
sessed by any official acting in judicial capacity
It's manifest assumption of the function of prosecu-
tor inevitably has brought down Oh it the suspicion
of acting as a political agent-in short, of being
Tammany's means of attack on the local commits
sion, which has effectually severed Tammany's un-
derground entrance to the city treasury by way Of
the department payrolls.
The state commissions accusation against the
local body is that it has unlawfuy used its discrc-
tior in making certain temporary appointments
which should have been made from an eligible list.
This was one act out of hundreds. The facts are
not all before the public, 50 it is not at this time
necessary TO discuss It, But it is necessary, and
helpful to understanding of the situation, to
recall that the State Civil Service Commission
itself rests under charges of having broken the
letter and splnt of the law. These charges were
presented 10 Governor Glynn Ia It year by the Civil
Service Reform Association, backed up by detailed
information regarding numerous Instances of this
alleged lawbreaking The only answer the state
commission ever made-admtting the fragrant
citedwas that it had used its discretion and
deemed these acts within the law. If, under those
circumstances, 1t finds itself unable to make any
necessary allowance for exercise Of discretion by
the local commission its present operations cannot
fail to be attributed to political zeal rather than
zeal for the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-17
Prompt Action This Time.

The Interstate Commerce Commission should APP
prove without delay the railroads renewed request
for per cent increase in freight rates. There is
fortunately no occasion for the long Investigation
which preceded the commissions denial of the To-
quest when 1t was first presented The commission
went into the matter extensively at that time. II
has all the facts, except the rev facts which the
railroads offer in their latest letter. and these
cent developments are patent They need no study
or long consideration.
The European war is upon u.s. the greatest and
most destructive in the annals Of mankind Whether
it lasts for years or only for months its effects Will
be Of long duration The WHOLE world will have to
save for nearly decade to make up for the waste
and destruction that are now going on. Demands
for capital will come from every civilized nation.
Interest rates will be high. Not only is their bust
ness cut down for the time being, but the railroads
will be in no position to compete for the capital
which they will need for extensions unless their
income is increased The crisis is obvious. If the
! Interstate Commerce Commission is not utterly
blinded by pride of opinion it will enable the rail-
roads to face it at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-17
The Withdrawal from Vera Cruz.

1t is strange chapter in American history which
comes to a close with the withdrawal Of our troops
from Vera Cruz. \ bunder with unspeakable pcs
sibilities for harm was that act Of war by peace
President. 1t was the climax of contradiction and
inconsistency in the Presidents well meant effort
TO act as benevolent despot in the internal policies
of Mexico
Having stumbled into Vera Cruz, we could moi ut
once stumble out Our men have remai"ed until
the new ruler marched into Mexico City, and might
we'll have remained until the coming election by
which the President sets much store. With villa
still holding out in the north there is certainly 4
Door prospect for fair and orderly balloting. How
ever. the President has pinned his faith to Car
rama, and the evacuation is certainly strong
proof Of trust and good will, as we'll as some real
assistance to the Consitutionaist chief i'll his work
of pacifcaton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-17
THE PEOPLES COLUMN
An Open Forum for Public Debate.

sordid penny-wise policy of immediate
advantage that leads England to as
sassinate the Outposts of her decaying
civilization.
II is said that this, the worst war of
Eistory, will be the last. 1t is as moth
ing 10 the conflicts that are as in
evitable--the conflicts between races
instead of natiOns-for the supremacy
of the world. And Western civilization
is doomed unless the whole white race
works together against the tidal wave
of Slav and of the Mongol. And incl
dentally, also, is it doomed If race
suicide, with its one-child and no-chlld-
lap-dog families, weakens numerically
the ranks and saps the morals of our
society.
While We are bltheIy talking about
this opportunity for trade extension,
with the inevitable fall of Kiao-Chau
the "open door" is slammed in oui
face and more trade is lost than all
the new fields we look to conquer. And
all because we have no "militarism" to
prevent il. The neutrality of China
has been violated by the landing of
Japanese troops near the German
fortress, and China is too feeble to
"militarism."
Wake up, Americans! Wake up and
see that our greatest friend is being
strangled before our eyes by cruel
odds-the friend who fought with US
under Steuben. the friend who fought
with US under Schurz and Sigel, the
friend that has furnished the best
blood and sinew of our civilization
and subscribe not to the fallacy that
1--WE love Germany, but that we hate
the Kaiser and what he stands for"
There is but one opinion about the
Kaiser in Germany in this issue, ex-
cept that some think he put the crisis
off too long-that he should have
struck when Russia was busy with
Japan, before Russia could have her
murderous plot financed by France. If
VIC condemn the Kaiser we must con-
denim Germany and the Germans, for
they have worked together, and they
stand or fall together.
CHARLES VEIN.
New York, Sept. 10, 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-17
Escapades at Wards island.
ne Editor of The Tribune.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: 1t is just about time that Gov
ernor Glynn ought to know and under
stand the conditions in many of our
state asylums at the present time.
At Wards Island things are so ram
pant and employees are so dissatisfied
that it certainly is about time for a
change. Mr.. Glynn's Economy and Eff
ticiency Bureau ought to open their
eyes and see What is going on there,
Where three men were originally
placed to DO certain work there is now
just one solitary man to do that work.
That may answer the daily cscapades
of the inmates there.
1t would indeed be a mighty good
step for our able Governor to desig-
nate his opponent in the coming guber-
Material race, the Hon. John A. Hen
messy, although triHe out of the or
binary, to set things right in our state
institutions. How about it?
LOUIS J. HOROWITZ, JR,
New York, Sept. Is. 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-17
THE DIARY OF OUR OWN SAMUEL pEpYS.

September 15-Up and with r. Warwick the
playactor TO the courts and again trounccd him )
sets, poor wretch. Yet ever he doth declare he
playeth badly or is not in his full yigOur. Thence
TO J. Burgess the dentists, and he panied me not
at all aud secmcth i'm good health, but is pcrpcAcd
over the pronunciation of the names of towns hat
appear in the war news. as who, pray, Is not? All
evening at the office labouring till midnight
whence home. and found there gift Of a collar
box from g. Pcmbcron. who heard me bcWaii my
ineptitudc at packing collars.
Ito luncheon with Mistress Edna Fcrber, and
we talked of many things, and | know few persons
had cfer be with Thence by train TO Williams
Bridge with l.. Graves and 5. Martin and T. Froth-
ingham and We played at doubles, with great sport
and amusement and then L. Graves took me to a
Greek inn Tor dinner, very good, too, and do hot
fear the Greeks bringing dishes Of provender what
ever Virgil the poet saith. 10 my office, and did
my stint, which seemetL no abour at all these days
of beautiful weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-17
CALLS HER SON TO WAR
Mrs. Patrick Campbell Gables
England Needs You; Come. "

The announcement tia Alien Car. -
bell, son of Mrs. Patrick Campbell, the
act ess, who recently married George
Cornwallis-W West, sailed on the Celtic
from New York to join British regi-
ment at thesfront, becomes more inter
esting in the fact, revealed in the Offices
of the Liebler Company yesterday, that
Mrs. Patrick Campbell herself cabled
her son to leave for England at once.
The cable was peremptory and char
acteristic. 1t read:
"Come at once. England needs you.
Take first boat"
Young Mr.. Campbell received the
message from his mother only the day
before he obtained passage on the
Celtic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-17
MIR. Whitman ConsuIts Mr.. Barnes.

1t is recorded in the political news that Distrct
Attorney whitman and James w. Wadsworth WIS.,
tied Republican state headquarters on TUESDAY
and consulted with State Chairman Barnes about
their primary campaign. short time ago, when
Mr.. whitman was angling for the Roosevelt III
dorsement he declared that he was not ME-
Barness man and had met the state chairman
only once or twice, casually, in his Efc.
Times have changed, apparently. Mr.. Whitman
has perfect right to so to Mr.. Barnes for con-
sultation, and an equal right to his support Only
the record he makes in doing this does not seem
consistent with his former protestations and must
be taken into account by every Republican whose
vote Mr. Whitman solicits in the primaries