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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-14
EUening Chat
Pointless Remarks.

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What have you been doing all this
Cynic. 1Ss
studying various forms of mental
weakness exhibited by people usually
classed as 'weIl-meaning.' answered
why" expsstuiased Molly. the little
boat ssi'
"Oh. that was merely incidental, %
answered the Cynic. For instance,
you saw me take the engine out Of the
boat. That involved q lot of work
and took a lot of skin off my fingers.
You may have thought that was do
ing that in order to learn just where
the trouble lay. But in reality I was
simply giving well groomed, genial
old gentleman an opportunity to give
thought. II he opened his mouth, he
would say something worth while.
What he actually did say. as he stood
by, watching me tugging away, COW
cred with CRIME and Precipitation. was
Taking your engine out?' Wonderful
brain; remarkable perspicacity that
man has!
Now there are a lot of other peo-
pie down here that look thoroughly
intelligent. But they aren't I have
discovered them. They have brains
as elementary as a child's. For in
stance. If you see q COW on the land
scape, you do not say, See the cow !?
The cow ie obvious. The child says
just that. That's a child's trick. Now,
one might know. with the dismem-
bered engine scattered about me and
! tools everywhere, that was fixing the
engine. That was obvious. You might
think that everybody who saw me
would realize that it was obvious. But
they didn't-they all had to ask me
nI~vI At H. ~rVS
They were simply trying to be nice
and affable." protested Molly. Il
that way"
What you mean" answered the
Cynic, lis that they meant well Thai
il an awful thing to say OF anybody
but they deserve the worst. They ma,
be indulgent husbands and kind faith
ers and good citizens. but wan
nothing of them. What an
looking for is q man who. COMING
along and seeing me In the midst OF 9
| fight-to-the-finish wtth-nO quarter.
showroom either side tussle with Z
marine engine, will overlook the OBJ
vtous fact of my being 80 engaged and
will project his processes OF thinking
a little further and come to the con
clusion that not only am I fixing m,
engine but that. being 30 engaged.
an preoccupied, perspiratory and inclin
ed to be irritable, and therefore tn
best thing he can do il to say NOTHING
and move on
That's what 1 thought this morn
ing when q chap came up to my room
and saw me wrestling with my cola
button and asked me II wasn't read.
for breakfast yet" said the Author
man.
The Cynic smiled self-consciously
"Peccavi," he admitted, but II you vii
start a Society for the Suppression o
the Obvious and Pointless Remark
I'll head the membership list with m
name and hustle around and try +
boost the membership for you"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-14

Those who insist that the Topeka
faA or any other like exposition, ID
for the especial and sole ADVANTAGES
and benefit OF folk from the "coun.
Try" are fooling themselves. They an
overlooking an opportunity to enjoy
an outing that Is profitable as wen ~
pleasurable. This doesn't apply, OF
course. to the few who are not inter
ested in learning things that are not
I 1onnected with the rut in which the,
are contsnt to 1--we
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-14

As Kaiser Wilhelm Eliminates on the
plans he's been perfecting for years to
overwhelm France in a jiffy when the
opportunity arrived, he must be force
fully convinced of the truth of the
adage that there's many a slip 'twixt
the cup and the lip.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-14

So the America, the famous hydro
aeroplane that was built to fly across
the Atlantic. is going to make the trip
after all-but as freight in the hold OF
steamship. A report has it that this
craft has been purchased by persons
who will turn t over to Great Britain
n sn addition to its fleet OF war air.
shipa.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-14

No doubt about most of the war
news being biased by the source from
which 1t is issued. Maubeuge. the
French stronghold. that the Germans
reported several days ago they had
captured together with 10000 prison
ers. is still holding out. according to
recent dispatches from Paris.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-14

What better argument could be pre-
sented in favor of the creation of ade-
Quate sinking funds to provide for the
reasonably prompt liquidation of bond
Issues? The city Of Topeka has paid
out $333,7S0 on a series of bonds
amounting to $4,000 that was issued
originally in 1873, and the end is not
vet
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-14

Although the members Of congress
say they are anxious for an adjourn
ment as soon as possible, interminable
debates on matters of trifling impor-
lance are the order of the day in both
the senate and the house.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-14
DRusILLA AND THE BABY Doll

For q long time after the baby doll
came at Christmas time Drusi1la did
not find much time to talk to bobby
Jones. But one night he heard his
name called. and out he came from his
box with q bound that almost landed
him on the floor.
IT thought we would never have any
more Of our nice chats" said Bobby:
.a1l your time seemed to be taken up
with the care Of the baby doll.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-14

: Although the fez. the headgear Of
the Turks. is not Of unusual proper
ti0ns, A. Rustem Bey. the Turkish
ambassador to the United States seems
to be able to do a whole lot Of talking
through his hat
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-14

Topekans who fail to attend the fair
are not only missing things that would
interest and entertain them, they are
also denying a worthy local Institution
of the support 1t deserves and to which
1T is entitled .ss..- l....
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-14

Refugees now returning from Eu-
rope meet with disappointing re-
ception. says the New York World.
Their stories are no longer fresh and
the edge has been taken of the 1ale OF
their sufferings by constant repetition
Sixty thousand people landing here in
month cannot all expect to be he
roee and heroines.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-14

:. Wild ducks are now ripe in Kansas.
Among other things, this means that
the. average Kansas duck hunter will
proceed to supply his table with that
delicacy, at a cost of several dollars
ner mound
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-14

When the complaints about war
news are sifted down, as the Omaha
Bee says. 1t usually develops that the
complainant is not so much dissatis-
fled with the news reports as with the
fact that they do not tell what he
wants to hear because it has not yet
hannound
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-14

Hereafter the Democratic statesmen
in congress will do well to consult
President Wilson fully on legislation
that they have in mind. His veto Of
the new postal bank deposit measure
40 indicates
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-14

And the great European war will
also become famous. in all probability,
because it continued SO long without
anything like decisive battle being
fought
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-14

That all il not fair in war seems to
be the opinion Of the participants in
the great European conflict. Each OF
them is complaining that the others
are doing things which should not be
Aona
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-14
FULL LEASED WIRE REPORT
OF THE ASSOCIATED PRES

Tho State journal IL a member Of the
Associated Press and receives the fuii Gay
falerrap report Of that great news or
ganixation for the exclusive afternoon
publication In Topeka.
The news II received in The state JouA-
nal building over wires Tor this sole pus''
pose.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-14

France, without assistance from her
allies, would have cut a sorry figure
In the fight with Germany.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-14

Every cnce in a while the Sublime
Forte becomes ridiculous.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
0ic liieIeninlne .@aterIan0n.

glls Elm 3eihen treuer 9Inbdnglih-
felt an unier @oterlanO uno al ini-
ier SerriGer6ouS miro BON oeu oeut-
iden Srauen uno NlGoden sic IN
Oeu Ser. Stooten mobnen imo iih
I'M .9un0e Der ferneu 9onoestohter"
3liamneni6lieBen cine 9lieienia6ne
oeIiiitet uno ieincr 3eit nit Dem oo,
ourh geiammelten getroee on Die
ocutihen Wloieitoten uniereu aoilcr
uno uuiere &aiierin iiberionot lper'
Sen. @ir boffen, Dab iih ninoeitenS
100000 oeutidje Shpeitern oo6ei be-
tbeiligen peroen
Cie 6o6ne ioa t6 SUB lang unO
10 bel 1912 SUB brett iein. sic be-
ite6t alio aus 100000 Graoroten, je
"a 3oQ lang lmo u 3oa brett Sc.
Der oeriel6en, olio ser Frcis fiir eli
ncn 01ameu Der fleiniten @roBe be.
trdat $3.50 imo oieS beredtigt Die
et6cil6aberm oo5u, i6len 9tomen ols
Wlonogramn oilf ser Sa6ne uno oen
poaen 9}ameu auf Der 2iite eintro.
acu al loiien uelde Die SABINE aud
nod Berlin beeleiten miro Die ga.
men meroen niht aui Oie groBe Sab.
ne oireft eeitidt ooer georldt, ion.
bern onf Seporot 606nhen Der.
ihieoeniter @roBe inO 9lrt emit 9lus-
na6ne elmer 9onoesfar6en 3uiont-
meniteaune BON ieinoliden glotio.
nen) nelhe ipdter auf Der 9iieien.
SABINE eiubeitli6 anaebroht weroen
ioaen. IS fonnen iiA auh @ruppen
BON 9efannten, 6reuroen ooer Die
N1itglie0er eiuerSomilie (maunliben
@lieocr in ocu 2eetcren eingeidloi'
len) oOer sic 8rouen einer Ortldait,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
.stanOarO CaD Feareidl.

GoIum6us, g., IA. Sfto6er.
Gie Supreme Court oes Staates
Ohio ipieS Sen BON Dem rnabbdngi-
gen Del @roOu5enten George S..
@6elps in 6inlep imo frii1eren oi'
fentli1en 9lnfldeer bon Saucod.
Golntp geitellten glntrog o6, oie
Stouooro Oil SO. bon Ohio mo i6re
orei 5odter @eieGihoften iuegen
aeiebpioriger Combination uno 9e.
trngeS aus Oen Staate aus5mueiien.
Cine alage oeiiel6en al6gers, ponod
Ser @eneralanpolt geribtlih ange'
pieien peroeu io1, ons9luspeiiungS.
oerfa6ren on8ultrenaen lit abcr nod
in 5rontliu.@ounip au6dugig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15

@obnno, IA. Gftobcr n Sn
ciner rneeipo6nlih loneen Sibrng
nabm oeiiern Dos Repr0icntouteu.
1ous eine eon5e 9ln8o6l bon 9eitim.
nangeu on melnc oo8u oienen iol.
lem Dem wiri6ihaitlihcn glot6iionoc
n68u9elien. Die Wihtigiicn ocrorti
Qen WlaBregeln lino bic 9Ius9o6e pon
Matchmaker tlin9eu0er O1in5e, oo.
iunter $i2,000,000 in Silber oie
9tisiettng bon @rdntien fir oen ga
batsbmt @rmddtiglng oes &rdlioen.
ten sur gluinabms elmer @onoanleibe
ION S5,000000 81 iehs @ro8cnt,
lluieriiiitung Der ldnolidcn 9lrbeiter,
nmnentlid im Eabots6ot uno Ser
ihmel8im9 ser requldrcn 9Irnec nit
oct WeuOormerie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
sImcnSirnnn Ses gsantrsIsrus.eIsIsess

Hi9 mon0, @a., IA. Sftober- IT.
W1italie0er ser Spor6onfcn. II. Eriiit
Company 9l6t6eiliug Scr a9lmeri-
can 9onfers' 9lIiociotion" ba6en in
elmer aeneiniomen Sibune 6ci Dem
General Gonpent Die Grnennung
eines Gonlitcs 6efiiriportet, ipelheS
nit ser Heierpebe1oroe imo nit Gon.
qreB Gonlite's Announcements 81
Dem 9onfreierpe @eieb berotben
iol, our6 lpel6e 0ie 0litglieoid)oft
in Dem nelien gunoes 9ieierbebanf-
SDitem fiir Spar6anten on5iebenoer
aemoht lperoen piirOe Ger 8or-
idloo miro bon Dem Content NOR
gen olifgenommen uerOen. Bon 8.
W2 HcDnolOS BON Chicago unO y.
9. Sepburn bon 93ew 0ort lieien
S6rei6en elm, porin geiagt miro,
cs ipiiroe fiir Staatsbanfeu flua
leit oas 9leiultot oeS Grperimentes
nit Dem neuen 9onfiDitem ab5upor-
ten, ebe iie iid gum 9eitritt entidlies
Ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15


mO i6re 9lonieu ouf Seporotidbu-
den cntiprcdenoer @roBe nad ib-
rem eigencn @eidmod geitidt ooer
acorudt mproen. Iie Slnfertigung
ioldcr Separotfa6nden piirOe auf
9eiteQimg imO cinem cntiprehenOeu
aoiten5ui6lag oud bon Dem Salipt-
quarter ii6crnonlmen mer0en. IS
mogen alio duh cine gln5obl 6relm-
sc i6ren 9etrag 5uionmeu einieu-
0cn mo Damn miro ibnen BON Dem
Snuptquortier Oie genoue 9lngabe
ser @roBe mo 6orm oes BON ibnen
ber5uiteuenoen 6dbnhens bergeitellt
wcrOen. Gos @ergiBmeinniHt, ieine
SSarbe, ieiu Symbol, 2orbeer, eide
etc. Oiirften ais @er5ierimg bdrfig
bertreten iein. 9lud f0nnte cine
ein3elnc @erion fir, iagen mir $40
(S 0uoorot 3olO, $50 GO Guo-
Orot 3olO, 500 Gao Glaorat-3oU
einen OenlentipredenOeu &aum er-
perben unO oen gan5en Nomen oOer
g. q. ino San1ilie etc Oorouiiebeu.
Gie ourh Oieie @eronitolting ein-
gebenoen @eloer iino nod 9lb5ug Der
SeriteaungsfoIten penn Damn nod
not6ig, fir imiere oeitranoeten He-
ierOiiten ionit ober fiir Die Sinter-
6lie6enen Scr oeutiden topferen arie-
ger imierer 2uft. im0 Seeflotte be.
itinnt.
Gas Souptquarticr 1T i'm nGeut.
ihen Seimot6bouie" Oes Geutidl-
9lmerifoniihen 5reunOidaftS.Glu6S
fir ilnge 0lGohen, in peldem iih
Der y9mO Der iernen 2anoestobter~
iogleid nad 2lniong oes arieees lnO
fir Oeiien Touer gebiloet bat
Die @eupoltimg ne6it ser oomit
per6mioenen Wlii6e imo @erontuort-
li6feit Iieet borldriig in ben Sdn-
oen Der 6is6erigen. langid6rigen
9eiterin SRI. Nl. 6. @infler Gin
ouBerOem perantportlihes Gonite
fonn crit nad 9liidfe6r Der sur 3eit
ouBer6ol6 ser Stoot weilcnOen frii-
beren Gomitc Gomen eeiuGDlt per-
oen.
W1ogliben Sails miro cine i'm Sn-
tereiie ser oeutihen Oldoben ldngit
gepIonte Geiic ourd OieStauten nab
alGrung ser ieBigen iIniideren ger-
6dltniiie Ourbgefiibrt merOen I'M
fiir oieiel6en einen iihereu 9Inbalts-
punft in Sen periHieoeniten Srteu
i'm 9lnihhiiie an Oen Orii6en pirfen-
Sen .O..9l. 6reunOi6ofts CLUB 5u
er5ielen. sic bGtte Damn einen Oop-
pelten 3med. Oeutihe areiic, mel
de Oieien Observation-Disclosures freltro-
lid aeiinnt imo 3ur Nlitarbeit bereit
Iino, poaen idb oieierbol6 balo nit
Der GentraIe in &erbinOuna leben
inter gIuQo6e ctiuoiaer 9leiieerleid..
terlmgen mO praftiiher say
6ung Der propaganda @lan I
oieie @eleeenbeit 81 edit oeui
6rouenfeiten geitolten 81 oenen
oie 9liffiibrlng Der DSeimatbsfloN
in @ort ino gilO~ 12 ergreifcn0c
lcbenoe 9ilocr nit Spiel uuo @e-
iana) sur geriiieung geItcat wer-
Oen.
9lue glnfroaen SeuOungeu uno
goridlGae iino 8u ri6ten an vGeut'
Idcs Seimat66ous,~ Sri. Nl 8.
@infIcr Ger. 100. on 95. Strobe,
9lep Dorf.
SIN 91amen nnieres 6eOrdngten
Ocutiden GatcrIanoes, ooS nod lam
&c, oud uoh einem Iiegreiden slb.
i6luB, Oie t6atie mo pflegenoe9ono
Ser ferneu aiuoer beoiirien miro,
foroert 81 beaeiiterter Nlitarbeit ollf:
Ser o@uno Der ieruen SanoestoH.
ter"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15

W1tt s. ou bIbeit olit Dem
Mar d.
Gin 9lrtiaeriit idrei6t in einem
1Selopoit6ricfe: Sin Sp0tiommer-
Gegncriiden Gagen nit entieslideu
g}ddteu lit mormes @etter uno bel
ler Sonuenicbeiu sefolgt. 3ebu an.
itreneeuOe Gage obne eineu 9lugen-
bid 9iube; in Oen Sdlohtengetoie
Elm 9lubetoo Gin 9imaf binter
cinem fleinen Eannenbange gluI &c.
madienem 9ooen elm menig Strob
ols llnterIoge, Oen Montel unO Die
3elt6abn ais Iede nno Sdub gegen
oen Nlorgentbau lieeen Die Soloa'
ten umO idlafen inn 5einoeslauO oen
Sdlof Oes @ered)ten. glb unO 81
bort man elm @fero iidb riibren; iiber
9lQen ltebt, bod obcn am &immeL
falt bon leu6teno, ser NlonO rmo
ienoet Ieine bleihen Stroblen biuab
olif sic ruben0e 8rippe. gor Dem
Eonnen6anq iteben bic 0aubiten
nit ibren e6ernen Wliinoern 9In Dem
einen @u6e 0es Sunnen6anges lite
id, ais @in5iger, uah; Der NlonO
lelhtet mir, imo @riQenge5irpe be-
aleiten meine @eoanfeL Oie melt bin.
aus ellen 8u ser 0lutter unO oem
9ruOer. @enn i'd meinen 9lid
iiber oen 9imofplob itreifen loiie, Der
inmitten eines pon@ogeien5iigen lim-
idlolienen E6oles liest 10 madt
oos @an5e ni6t oen @in0uid BON
arieg unO 6einoeslanO. llno Ood
lit es cine unpioerleg6ore S6otiahc.
@leid nodoem i1 noh ct. gefom.
men mar es nit Der 9lube Oorbei.
g9ir loqen sic eriten Gage in s. i'm
Suartier, famen oorolif nah g.,
oom wuroen mir gegeu oie @rende
boraeidDidt, in Die @ogeien an ben
Sdorrod6erg, muBten aber, neil
oie 9efcItiguneen Oieies 9erges Uer-
rotten porcn umperridteter Sote
mieOer o6sie6en. 9aum botten mir
ms in Der 9lihting noh ct nieoer-
gelaIien, 0o trof ms 9lbenOs # llbr
ser 9efe6I, Inn . llbr Dlodts ob5u.
ridcn. llno MN luuroc es ernlt.
g4od anfangs fleineren @efehten
mar lmiere groBere 9Iitigobe, OenDo-
non, Sen llebergnng iiber Die goge.
fen. sit beidieBen. lluo OoS boben
mir ouBcrorOcntlih gut beiorgt glnl
Gage oarouf iiuO mir Damn lelblt
6inii6er eeeongen uno ais mir @Sor'
gens A ll6r sic @ren8e iiberihritten
0o ihluQen ollie Ser5en bober IN Der
9eaeiIiermg, Oieieu @eltfrieg nit
fdnpfcn 81 oiirfeli SeitOem iino
mir in itdnoigem @ormorid mo er'
uortcn in oaernGditer 3eit cine gro
BE Sdladlt
Sdon i'm @reuitt6ol oos mir
hinoilfge3ogen limo, troten ms Die
Shreden rmO @reuel 0es &ricges
cntQeQen. 9erlmliegenoe Sahen &c.
foQener Solooten, perenoete %feroe
cSe mebr mir in sic @ooeien binein'
fomen, Oeiio cntiebliher purOe Der
9(n6lid. Sier ioben mir and Die er.
item Eooten i'm StraBenaraben, an
ciner 9oihing ooer onh ouT oer
S9ieien lieqeno, Sreuno mo 6eino
bios Oos @eiidt nit einem griinen
3meia oOcr eiuem Guh perOedt. 81
gnfona NOR mir Der 9lnblid grouclr
boft, lest merfe i'd ihon nidtS mebI
oopon. Nlan miro INNER me6r a6
aelhmnpft. 9rennenoe Eorfer nm
StdOte. aus Oenen geihoiien moroer
mar, porcn ouf inherent 3uge feinI
Seltcnbeit. imO mebr ais einnol Ia
men mir @eoonfen oes 0litleios nit
0en llnaliidlihen Die unueri1noet
o6er notbwcnoiger @eiie, in oiC
Straie Ser SHuIoieen NIT binein9e
,ooen. I'M i6r Sab iin0 @iit aefonr
men iiuo. @leuoe @er6lcnoung nm
%cr6esluq BON Gin8eluer bo6eu ooS
llngliid 6er6eigeiiibrt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15
9sIaitsaraaniIatiOa in GOIoraOa.

g9ofbington, "A. 0ttober.
@ol0erneur glmmons bon COLORADO
plant, mie Dem 8rdlioenten @ilion
niiget1eiIt woroen iit. oie 9leorgani.
iirun9 Ser Dlili5 ienes Staates. ga.
mit bic ieet BORT IN ben 9ergbalIoi-
Itriften oienitt6uenoen 8lmoestrup.
pen ob9eloit weroen fonnGu &rdii.
oent giliou erflarte jeoo9 aeiieril
er fonne iiber oie @in5el6eiten Der
REORGANIZATION nicbts niitt1eilen,
aud iei in Der Sode nod nibts &c.
finitipes 9eiAe6en. Gs iino pieOer'
bolt 9Inltren9ungcn gemadt moroen,
oie @rubenlmterne6mer Don Goloro-
90 3i perdnloiien, Den uon ben 9era.
lelten angenummenen Flan Der gei'
legung oeS 5trites 3ll acceptren,
a6er bis iebt iin0 Die pom 4rdiioen.
ten aenahtcn @eriude, ben Strife 3il
6eenOen iru1tlos gepeien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15

Der Sentldle ODi
item Sica mo 9lu6m erpir6t ooer
nidlt @s lit uihts leidtcr ais Gas,
a6cr me6e Dem Staatsmann Der iid)
in oieler 3cit niht uod einem @rul'
Sc gum aricec iuniiebt Der aud nad
Dem ariegc nod itihbaltig lit .
(0as Gitot lit ans elmer 9ieoe oes
6iirlten uno iiuoet iih audi IN leinen
@olitiiheu 9Ieoen~. 26i I'D
g8cr muB ga nidt an @rep oenten
uno oorau pic icin eaf5es Siigen'
ae6duoc MN and aeiuiiiermaBen Of.
iisiel 5uIourmeu 6riht uodoem oie
oeutihe Gcoieruna oeu Nriei oes bell
aiihen @crtretcrs IN @etcrsbira al
leinen Miuiiter oeroiientIiheu fonn'
te iuO oos Gotument inn &cgierunas-
9lrhip in 9riiiiel ianO, meldes 5eiat
ooB felt 1906 ihou cine gc1cime Der.
itdnoiqmg 5piiAen englano uno
9clqien beitanoeu bat
@te @uglono 5n Snoten.
fam.
9InqciihtS Der Slr1t @uglauo's
0aB ourh oas gintreten Der Silrtei
in 0eu ariea oie @1ilioueu Nlo6om.
me0ancr I'm ,Sn0icn iid) erbeben tonn'
ten, mag oarm crinnert meroen Dab
Sic britiiHe @errihaft iiber zines
Der QepaltigIten 9}ei6e 9liicus i5ren
llripumo in elmer &leinigteit in Der
erb0mma oes 43ieiierprciies BON 8
AMI 6 Shiaing bat Sn einem Rild'
blid auf Die Gntmidllna Der @e'
ibid,ta @roB6ritonnieus bat Der eng.
liihe 3oriAer Smmel @oroiner ae'
legcutlih nou oeu u9lccioents Of Gm.
pire. orn gliidliheu 3uiaaen &C..
iproMen, oencu GnglanO 10 oiBcror.
oenilid. piel peroanfe, umo 5lreiieaos
lit oic eruerbuua Snoieu's, ole ais
eincm Der61ltiiBmdBia ltncrbebllhen
Streit siuiihen engliiden uuo bol.
lanoiiAcn aauileuten berporgina, ei'
ucr ser gliidli6iteu 3uidle gepeien-
9lad oem 3eitaltcr DER Gntocditng
lag ser Sanoel 5miihen @ualono mo
Suoien ousihlieBlicb in Den Sdnoen
Scr gle0erl0noer, oie ibre @lonopol-
iielhmg oa3u beuilbten ii6errcide
Grtr1ae aus Dem 9anoe SIT 5ie6en
9ei Dem 9eniibeu Oieie grtrdaniiie
nod meiter 5u iieigern itieBen tie auf
sen @ioeritono ser 9onooner aaH.
lcitte, sic i6ncn i'm Sabre 1890 er-
tl1rten, oen pl0blih BON 3 oiii 6
5biaing er6obtcn 4}ieiierpreis ni6t
5a6Ien, ionoern cine eigene inoiidc
NanoelSgeiellidait grimoen 5u mol
fem menu Die Soadnoer auf oem
greiic beborrten. ga Ole Soadnoer
nidt nahgaben, 10 biloete iih inn
Sabre 1900 cine 0anoels.Gonpognie
inter Dem 9iamen: 0Ibe gopernor
ano t6e companp OF the merchants oil
2on0on traoing to tbc Sat Smiles
Gieie @eieaihail crbielt inn Sabre
1924 BON Safo6 oem Griien politiihe
Rcd)te imo pom Nhtterlanoc ourh
@clo mo Eruppeu luterihibt 9elaug
eS ibr i'm 9auie Der 3eit nidt mn
oen aeiammten SaiioeI Suoien's in
i6rer 4an0 3u 0ereiuigeh ionoern
auh 0urh aroBe 2auoaufdufe Ole
ii6riacn europ1iihen Sanoels.@elell-
idaften BON BORT 5u perordngen 2Ils
@nglan0 feinen enropaiiden @eaner
mc6r 81 iiirbten botte, ihloB cs init
oen einae6orenen 5iiriten nit oenen
es id]on friiber 9e3ieUnacn on9e-
fniipit bate, bmoeuoe Gertrdae ab,
oie ibm and sic poliiiihe llcberae.
malt IN Die Sdnoe anben Ole ooQe
0errihaft iiber SSnoien erbieIt ole
Regierng inOenen crit I'M Sabre
1860 ais iic uah Der 9lieoerwerhmg
oes iuoiiheu 9tiiitanoes oas altc
gI6tommen nit Der San0els.Gompag.
ME uiht me6r erneuerte.
Qitff; ff;ltnorto,,;fot;,, T., O,foroSo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-15

81 gonn anf wede 5una jest oic Ou4a soacrunoso
IdHer acridt werOu gsc G5ar s Sreo oeOrdnat
(9ms paierIduobcn seitmaen)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-20
Dick Law a Failure.

The intent OF tho Dick law foredoomed
TO failure from the very beginning 1t has always
been, ia now and always will be impossible to
apply the same standards OF service to vol
unteer soldiery be enforced In a stand
ing army The regular soldier has other
occupation. he must attend his drills, he must
maintain his equipment; 1t is his daily life. The
volunteer serves alone from OF duty
He has other business. which must necessarily
come irst He cannot drill every day; often he
cannot driil every week. The demands of his
employer must transcend the call of the arnery
The iil-concealed contempt with which some
regular officers view the work Of the militia
in joint maneuver camps is uncalied for and does
not help the situation. Congress would be bet
ter employed IN modifying the Dick law than In
forcing the States to live up to impossible
dltions-Harrisonburg News Record.