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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21

trs about the westward NOV
and are looking tHf.--A '
books Ne can thinS 20
Theodore Adler mas tf"h 30
DAYS We hope re VIII 20 4" -
soon n possible. He bad MS l--
taken out. -.
The Junior SANITARY 81 iF RIA ~
IN AZ our school ana fhe ~ ~
Alfred Engle AMI Gas tf%
cArtatus Herman kaeGu
Eotcher. Meairn NaUU rr a1i -trT
bert Spencer. lrute rants ''f. nee"
Ilovd DRBiOck arthur fI.tr-E
thur Kuehr. George Williams ss-si e
Rice Alvin Kil~her NnrrlfE ~.
Louis Kloxi&- HuEn - -lE 'ii4 Nr-N
Max Ponka ard HELM tn ems
The street car strike $50 r"t tlrcl
thA attendance ~ arr tea .1eF
The eastern tiTre ~ i.EeH hF ever
tyody IL, the school TIsy h1tc G"t
up an hour earlier. but Eet 91- "'
hour sooner.
The William school CELEBRATED 3@a -s
day Tuesday. May - PAIR i"fi 80
were sung and poems were
The girls Of room a are pfa
yor the dancing fugrnaueut fts WIS.
be hold AZ Sugar island. Alag
The williams school has" AL i"f r
was defeated by the score az 10
In .he HIIlRer teams favor
There ~ a carnival near ire t'
uarns school on the corner az p ar
r.r and NJ Elliott Na~y sef3o
children gather around there.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21

for a bite here before But he
Kept perfectly stHl as a good fisher
man should and waited patiently
Nothing happened. There wasn't SO
much as a nibtle. Presently. hay.
.nz nothing else 70 Go. he began 20
lake note ~ things, the trees and
The flowers and the hgmming In
sccts. and finally the opposite bSnk.
which was steep and smooth
"Loo6s as IL something had slid
down there. he uu.tered Wonder
what 81 could have been. Funny
those trou, don't bite hate 20
g.s, ar. aut ! guess III have TO. III
-o down 1t the next poo! and Try
r.g llek there"
50 e tru5gsd down 20 the next
pool and a pair OK sharp eyes
watched him 20. They were SAMMY
Jay ewes. and sammy was chuck
UrE under his breath You see he
knew why Farmer Browns boz
caught 10 ash. The pool which Ia
had just LETT was the very pool in
Fhe bank Of which I~iTle Joe OTTER
and Mrs Joe had made their home.
and there no "a trout there. Little
Joe and Mrs. Joe had caught them
all
pa. Farmer Browns boy knew
nothing oout this In fact. ne
Knew very little about Little Joe
otter anyway. So he trudged on
sure that he would have better luck
in the next pool sammy Jay fol
lowed stll ehuckling He seemed 10
Nud something a great joke There
are smarter fishermen than you on
this brook and woultnt give much
for all rhe fsh you will catch. be
remarked 20 nobody IN particular
Next S-ory--"A Family Fishing
parrv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21

| The chief editor has originated a
aoye. plan. and VII give an appro-
turrirg ia the most items. An Stems
count - one point. while those pub
'tshti are worth two The folloWiu <
Is me present STANDING RUTH hrsss-
garc' Haskell 2 Robert Manogg. 3.
Donald Richards. :.
Several q The editors % our star
vert - the washington thehter last
saturday 20 witness the instructiy e
photo piaN. 'WGiiamson's submarine
Pictures and wish 20 send their
r'os' sincere thanks 10 hoth the
Times ana the theater. One OF the
thar ! were ar editor
The grammar grade hoyS are very
IN en- doing the RELAYS, hurdles, vault
iUg etc. IN order ~ he prepares Tor
many u the Sugar Island events
A harm ~ the rear 90 the school
was tom down and the boys brou-ht
Fakes and shoyels Win which % clear
away the spot for practice purposes
TIE girls II rooms \ and n eokSt
bread Friday morning and th~
clNtru q, - very good The bows have
ne,t vet SVEN thesir opinion, az 's .S
cilnei - believe q Is Ike hard
TIE girls ~ owen school have or
they have Tracticed very hard the
vast TWO weeks we are sure they
viii Win several victories
The owen ball team was SVhedulet
% Tlay PITCHER Friday evening. but
TIRE latter postponed the game.
TIE arsr team N newcomh defeated
ire second. Friday afternoon.
Is fhe As pupils have finished sew
eral - their studies. reviews are XIV
an daily. The grammar tests seem
very 8i~iCult % many
\ CTv.c League meeting was Ne''
last Friday n room \. The mem
hers learned The new Rally souE.
Arthur LangwurtAy an associate
editor o.; our stan, ard also - - out
Troop IS. has been compelled 10 STAY
~ home for ten days because ~
case % scarlet fever IN hts family.
one day last week. Miss Irwin trar-
Ell With her anger a straight line cn
q sheer - parer Nov William" 50 q
she rhai have done You
thurk the lire rrst before you draw
It, was fha witty reply.
NJ Pearl visited out school Wei
nesday morning and talked 90 TIE
athletic captains about the events ~
fe,d Day IN which owen boys wcu'1
participate
LLOYD Noman was selected by Mr.
Narrtl 20 look after all the cowp"u
tors from our school The names q
these entered and their records VIII
Ne published IN our next Items
When the teacher OF the Nrst <rade
h~lA up a picture % boy exercise n
win dumb bells a smart ltNle boy
exclaimed My father has pair ~
door knobs Ike those
The As had an exam" IN history
Wednesday. The Be- also enjoyed
the same.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21
TROOP NO. So.
Nv ALBERT HEss.
ARTHUR LAINGwO ASST.

We are holding extra meetings
every Tuesday evening 20 practice
FOR field dav. ard the entertainment
20 be given Nv - May %
The eight boys who viii represent
- feld Gav are as follows Poyd NJ
Cullorh. Clarence Thcrne. Carl Egs.
Vernon Human Julian Farewell. John
Gamble and Arthur LangWorthy We
hope 20 carry Of 40 least one prize
with this Utfe-rwake bunch.
Two reW patrol leaders Will -
chosen next Thursday evening 20 al
the vacancies OF the FORMER leaders
who were deprived ~ their ofnre for
disobsdtence \ patrol leader viii he
chosen also FOR the bicycle squad.
lately formed
Al the meeting last Tuesday even
ing most 81 the tiu was devoted to
drilling and wail-scaiing The scout
master requested those who were
representatives. ~ this troop for field
DAY 10 stay aster the others had
gone They spent close 20 "A half
hour on building a lean-to 20 perfsc-
ton.
Al visitors are welcome.
Detroit Times Job Printing Dept
ain 4SI0.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21
TROOP NO. IL.
w SAN tRMIrAGE.
VICTOR DALEY, Asst.

Trn1n - has now three second and
one Frs--riass scouts The frst-clRss
scout Victor Daley the second
class scouts are Neil Crane. Roderick
Lake, 7uI Cb17 'es Smytherst
on T~lday May - eight scouts
With their assistant scoutInaster
Henderson ~eas for an overnight
-n~ra i~ Niiie-s woods BEDFORD
Cnr.0 was ritehed on a large Hill and
although the night was rather cold
a good time vas experienced nv all.
on Wednesday MAY -. Troop i.
gave ar exhibition drill at the Dfa-
warI Temple md met with fus sue
cess our meetings are on Wednes-
favs AZ 40 az which all are vel
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21
WIDE ORI.D.

The Gold Seekers Dr. Vance
Hoyt. "Auso the Inacce~sibie Com
nRnder Charles r Eldred r y
Against odds. Captain Gco =
Halgh Across the Andes ON Foot.
Percy A McCord Adventure - an
Outlaw Hunter David \ Pratt "A
Tale OF Tiger" - Davidson '-In~
Wandering OF an Entertained. Ill.
Robert GRnthony. "Curiosltles e The
Holy Land ii. Harold j. Shcr-
stone, The Missing Boatswstr.
Joseph leighton, My Durham,
Homer Croy. The Uodag a. II
Ryan. The Woman who Never
Came HACK" " = PrisStlpy. odds
and Ends from all parts ~ the world.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21
DWYER SCHOOL
Editorial Stsn-Cbief. Vernsrd Riggs
as.ncintes John Dawson. John
Root. sadie COrke. Florence Cam
bio IeOufda~ Williams, Jose phise
Narkux Lloyd Allison.

WNl-u =ecrok has entered The
De- ser sr n01l A. class.
The ~au have been working TIE
past week n fl4.ng ia and grafing
our riey-rcl1ts
hard predicting
-lRss meeting was held Friday
morning The 0fgscers elected are as
fellaus- Thomas Esperon, presi-
Gart sadie C1-ke. vice president, Joe
Fa-tT treasurer. ani Emmett Ar
crer. secretary. 4 committee vas
chosen g. reject the class motto. The
class ccioFs are the schol .colors.
dark Blue ard gold. The As class
ezpscts 20 have the class pin next
week
Mlss Barlow visited tha school FRI
day morning.
3fr. Frederick. assistant superin-
tenGeut. spent Tuesday morning AZ
tue DWyeT school
THE As class gav4 al entertain
raeut ia tha assembly room on Fri
DAY afternoon
The A room had no tarey marks for
ffn Easr week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21
CENT? nv.

The Trailing Arbutus" Edward +
sutton The Real Thing wilbur
Daniel steele Voice and the Actor
Henrietta CrosnRn Etrhirga -
Antwerp William a sherwood
The Ounce Of Prevention r. 80
Johnston street IN Parkirgtavu "
villa Stbsrt Gather. Me. Aucny-
nous" Wish horses william Rose
Benet The ola Wemans MONEY
James stephens War and Drink.
James Davenport wbetpiey Poland :
story" Judson g welliver The Rest
Rait for Mosquitoes Henry seidoi
CANDY. "Warburg the Revolution go, %
Harold Kellock II Heard ne N.gtt.
son watcher 'Cabhaxes ard Kings
~ r. II the insanta Eglalia % spain.
she Who Soved the Seed. Demetra
vaka
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21

able t- pitch scr IS wednesday
Is4E-a- tht carl ei6 school
base tall game was played ~
no LtrraIn and Garaeld school teams
sr Fe-rt field Nedret9ay Iay =
yaa SCORE was Lincoln p, Garfield
fvrlIa-, stark WHO "a about six
,e-ra alf and lives 40 $40 Uinots-st-,
Ee1 rt1 fingers crushed ~ " ason
t.E~--at4 E{4 wa~ going 70 hitch tE@
-r za. when te fell and the wheel ran
over r.s Singers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21
WILLIAMS SCHOOL

Material sssH--Chtef. Arthur Giip-
sh1, sporssng editor, Elmer G1inskf,
associates. Walter Jske1. Lloyd De-
Uo0ce. Lsiu D<leen. keanetha sehasl.
b clare r'leeger. F1seesee Wfcse.
Z. The A-sth class has finished tho
A1otcry and arithmetic courses We
IN reviewing questions way back 10
3 Tke Williams school team defeated
- Marcy school team by the score
~ 10 q We have yet TO beat the
>l(eer end tho Berry schools. Al
M = H~Idrum Athletic club defeated
0(VeF Rouge IRE. BY the score OF
One homo run was his on
rszlls g lssllss sp top
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21

Should the shah OF Persia be de-
prived OF his income he would s'ill
be one OF the richest persons in the
world. He would only have TO sell
his ornaments. gems and precious
stones 70 become possessed o; about
s3s, 00o. 900
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21
CLINTON SCHOOL
Editorial stsn--ChIef, Martin Godov-
niki assistant chief. Loui. LuIg as
EOciatr., GoIdie Luz. Abe Gruber
Mffdred Guufau

TGeEday afternoon. May IL, Miss
W'Itr. assistant supervisor OF music.
visited to Clinton school. We sang
thc SOCIAL driiis and nearly all the
sDrEs we knew and she said IN was
fine Then We asked II she would
please sing a song for Us and she
DID We thanked her very much. and
told her - was lust fne.
The BOYS % the "a and B-3 or
FRr3zcd base ball teams They got
everything ready and viii play the
H-1 against the Al
Miss Van " aR0ner. the lady that
holds The meetings for tho Junior
civic league came over 20 the Clin-
ton school she brought the cards
Tor Us and few buttons for the
officers She said she would bring
the rest q the buttons and n pen
nant for oil of US next week. After
the meeting we sang the Junior Civic
league song. and she said 10 was very
nice.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21
YoI NG'S.

The Vanity Pool NaIhro BARLEY
The Mar Who Was Blind. Edwin
Pugh Pearls Real and False 5.
Vaudeville Rogers Across -
Lake" Mary Caroline Davies "Tft
MOTH with Sinzei Wings" I0uie'
winter: The Soldiers Daughter
Kelsey Percival Ketchel Times
Have Changed Martha " STANLEY
ION Rubbing Well Road " Robert
Corwtn lee The Spon gers" HHzel
NJ smith Invaded Territ0ry." George
Austin Barnes "On Broadway and
or
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21
CLIPPERT SCHOOL.
Editorial stsT--Th i~f John Hall
assoefatest Harold strong. william
wood. Euniee stuetser. Rsth ElIiss
Ruth Rurzstresser

This has been a busy wee kat the
ClipEer. school Miss Perrin. physi-
cal training supervisor. came ore day
sr 10 we were % the yard. The girls
were staying 1ewconlb and the boys
tossing tine eight pound ball After
going through our physical training
f3- N.Fs Perrin, Mrs. Stevens recited
FOR uH y was \ fine reward. and we
were glad 20 hear M!ss Perrin praise
on Friday the eighth grade visitei
ths library. "a Miss Thomas wished
q, have talk with them.
Friday The rewcornb game between
CIpprrt and f.uzan schools was play
eH tire score being 81 20 20 ia favor
~ the Logan school.
Mise Mltarah. the nurse. was 20
present diplomas 20 the members OF
tha Ltttie Mothers league. but the
preSertatl1n has been postponed IN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21
Activities in
Detroit Schools
SUGGESTIONS.

Every school and scout editor
should turn In nj least one subscriD-
or TO the Times TO show their ap-
IpTeciation OF what is being done for
them. II for no other reason. DO not
allow a few boys and girls 20 show
all the patriotism and carry OF all
the honors.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21
JEFFERSON SCHOOL

Editorial stsn--Chief, Ruth IapAam,
assistant chief Marjorie OaeIlt as
s"ctstes. GLADYS festncr. Addte
Bcicber, Roger Maynard. Aryta
Wheaton. Harry Psrest DoaaIa
Etshrr.
The pupils Of the As class have
elected their officers. They are as
follows Marjorie Odeli president.
Arvire Wheaton. vice president.
Nina FAttison. secretary. Hoyt Metz
ser treasurer The class colors are
green AMI white
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21

y Ofticers OF the graduating class AT
Garfield school have been chosen. as
reported by the editors, and much
social activity viii mark their pro
ccediDgs from now on.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21

TrowbriGge editors enjoyed the
submarine pictures at the Washing
ton theater,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21

Seven pupils In room d, az Hough-
ton school, have been neither alb
sent nor iArdy since the beginning
OF February.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21
Current Magazines
RED HOOh.

Photographic Art studies Bcagtl-
full Women OF the stage. a Great
Success, Mrs Humphry Ward.
Empty Pockets Rupert Hughes
The Island Of surprise" cyrus
Townsend Brady Welcome 10 our
city" Ring W Iardner, "Schopeu.
hauer Never Met Mrs Johns Frank
r. Adams The Edge OF the Shadow.
Melville DavisSon Post, The Toghury
Jool." Ellis Parker Butler: chips
that Pass IN the Night" Opie Read
a Thief IN the Night" Albert Pay
son Terhune, An Embarrassing us.
IT," Frank y. westcott, AT the lie
CATION James Hay. Jr. sonia
Comes Rack Woman Rerthe knat-
void Mellett THE Pink Edged Note
Paper" Frank FroeSt; "rhc hungry
Little Girl" Leslie Adams. HuwanlE.
ing Mr.. WHISKY" Peter n. kyne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21
STR AND.

The Rules OF war" from the Rus
sian OF Nasiu NemiroviCh Dane hen ko.
sam Briggs becomes Soldirr--lN.
Baptism OF Fire Richard Marsh
Settled Out OF Court" John Foster,
Why the Gunner Went Ashore
-Bartimeus - Alice Palmers thoic~.
Ellen Ada smith. I'm the Casualty
List" Arundel Regbte J"AndTUl ls
How the Sea became salt. rrtoli
IN English 81 r Dyke. 'Fuck's Fun
niest Pictures. Francis Arthur
Jones "Britains Greatest Victories
on Sea and Land p" The Nations
beauties" Frederick polmRn. Real
Lite RomAnces" XIV illiam lLth-
gov, H GrCenhough smith An
About General Jorrre." 7 \ Portrait
Study OF the Man H. \ pay AZ the
Front with Genera IofTrsi rerpleNt-
ties. Page OF PuEIles' Henry T..
pudeney. Mrs Carlyle and Her 1t.
tie Charlotte" II \ series % Unput-
lished Letters % Jane Welsh CARLYLE
Some New Discoveries IN Natural
History John Ward r r : The
Greatest Gamble IN the ~World.' Har-
riet Ford Concerning Harriet Ford
Wendell Philips Dodge The old
Peefsteak Room ana ThereaboUts,
Sir Henry Lucy Curiosities
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21
LINCOLN SCHOOL
Editorial stsn-ChIef. Cart kotkin,
associates. Joe Geraci Leonard
Cote. David Burdick. Jacob vi
ssetn. Florence SeitoVitg. socicty
editor.

Anna Hatzen. a pupil ~ room A..
was bitten by mad dog on the r'vht
hip and leg she went immediately
10 hospital where she was E'veu
prompt attention.
Lenna Iauchie celebrated her
twelfth BIRTHDAY ~ her home. a57 An
toine-st. Thursday. Efay 9
David Bekovsky. our star second
catcher. was badly hurt by sw.ft
pitched ball az Ferry field IN the first
inning he could not catch ia tho
second inning but was able 20 catch
from the third inning on
william Anderson, our star pitcher
and second captain, who was out ~
school on account OF bronchial pneu-
monia, returned Tuesday and was
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21

n CttuiDts rum lo" ui-
Chief Aptekar. OF George. is "all
y sweIled Up" because he is the uncle
OF year-old baby. OF course that
Is something to be proud Of but just
wait Reuben; there are still strong
or ties coming 10 YOU
vanDyke editors had a very inter
csting item In Wednesdays paper
\ about the organization OF an editors
club by the Junior sanitary league
editors. membership 10 which viii
!: probably be extended 10 school edi'
tors later on.
The editors at Pitcher school en-
a 5oyed the submarine pictures al the
washington theater very much. and
express appreciation OF the courtesy
4 extended them.
The social organizations az North
western high are displaying great
activity. and the editors are telling
q Of the different events in most In
Y tcresting way.
webster schools June graduating
class has selected officers as fol-
lows: President. Thomas Thomp-
son; viee-president. Raymond No
I Ian: secretary. Helen Mccall: treas
4 urer. Lucille Ewald. The enroll
ment is IS. and some very pleasant
entertainments are planned.
Hubbard school children are de-
4 lixhted with the stories told them
z by a boy who had the privilege OF
travelling through South Africa TWO
years ago on hunting expedition
The editors had very interesting
extract from his stories in wednes-
days paper.
Troop % had picture IN Wednes-
days paper OF The long and short
X OF Troop g." from which the story
descriptive thereof had become sep
A arated. You win ind II in today's
paper, however. and VIII be able 10
make the necessary connection
Arbor day was appropriately OBJ
served at Lillibridge school, the edi-
= tors telling OF the ceremony OF
planting eight trees on the school
grounds most Interestingly In Wed
nesday's paper.
Logan school editors appreciated
the special performance At the
\ Washington theater. and displayed
\ Characteristic generosity by inviting
quests TO accompany them in place
OF those who could not attend The
Logan items continue TO be very In
teresung.
We are indebted 20 Miss Marion
Il law. principal at CLANCY school. for
q list OF officers selected BY the June
& graduating class. They are: Presi-
dent. Herbert Dentschendorf; vice
president. Raymond Bierwirth: sec
retary-treasurer. George Brosofske.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21

( Chief Aptekar. OF George, is all
sweIled up" because he is the uncle
OF year-old baby. OF course that
Is something to be- proud OF, but just
wait, Reuben. there are still strong
or ties coming 10 you
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21

We are indebted 70 Miss Marion
Law. principal at CLANCY school. Tor
= list OF officers selected By the June
graduating class. They are: Presi-
dent. Herbert Dentschendorf; vice
president. Raymond Bierwirth; sec
retary-treasurer. George Brosofske.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21
OWEN SCHOOL

Editorial staff hi~f. Lloyd Maraerl
Assistant Chtrf. Doaald Richardst
society editor, katheryu [eisi~rf
associates. Arthur Iangworthy,
William sheppard, Ruth Bressnan.
Nargarrt Haskett. Robert Msnogg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21

Detroit Times Job PrintInx Dept
Main $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21

yanDyke editors had a very inter
csting item in Wednesdays paper
about the organization OF an editors
club by the Junior sanitary league
editors. membership 10 which VIII
probably be extended 10 school edi'
tors later on.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21

The editors at Pitcher school en-
joyed the submarine pictures at the
Washington theater very much. and
express appreciation Of the courtesy
extended them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21

Arbor day was appropriately OBJ
served at Lillibridge school, the edi-
tors telling OF the ceremony OF
planting eight trees on the school
grounds most Interestingly In Wed
uesday's paper.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21

The social organizations al North
western high are displaying great
activity. and the editors are telling
Of the different events in most In
fcresting way.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-21

Troop 20 had picture In Wednes-
days paper OF The long and short
OF Troop g." from which the story
descriptive thereof had become sep
arated. You viii ind II in today's
paper. however. and VIII be able TO
make the necessary connection
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
The SOUTH
From New Orleans States


Admiral Charles Brrrturd expressed
the opinion that the rrnl motive be-
hind the sinking of the Lu'tauIu Us
Gcrmuuys desire t1 SEE the United
Sntrs also pmbrulrd I'm the war The
Idea thut Germany has such Intentions
toward MS is mot new. II hHs come
from time 90 time from different quar-
trrs, hused ou the theory TINT when
ever she felt the tide setting certainly
against her. she would prefer TO Yield
only to whole world " enemies
There Is 70 much more plausible rem
son for the Lusilunla horror however
Germany recognizes IN England her
arch enemy She feels that N she ,nu
overcome the british she cun nuke
short shlfr " her continental enc
niles Rui the chief obstacle tn her
success In this direction she believes
IL this country The United States
is and must continue to be- Eurlund'-
chief source NJ supply uol only for
mm'tluns NJ war hat for the much
more essential foudstuffs to have her
civilian population from starvation
lutil we have from German, q for
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11

An Autobiography
Recorded by Ethel Lloyd Patterson.

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
The MIDDLE


rom the NUltdEO iIlnult'
IISIINNlA AND tONSlQl LNtI~.
The Emitted States aud Germany
have reached % point ut which ullrrna-
tive courses appear for this mllonS
choice uur i- 90 accept Boo fact, Win
whatever protest in fumn the new -Du
law which Germany hu, made aud to
adjust ourselves lu b. The other is
to decline tu accept IL and IL Germany
will mot modify it, 90 fight 90 the best
our power
II would be- ipuoulu To hluster with.
out intent or means tu put force be.
hind the threat or action behind the
talk. It would be- mhumnn 10 per
-uudr our citizens that they had rights
AS ucutrals and thus expose them 10
dangers they might huye avoided.
We might be able 10 carry through
the war controversy with both Ger
many and Great BnAu which con
rrrnrd mere property LOSSES In ship,
and rurgur~ We might pru5lst during
and after the war Zoo mn effort to
obtain "a settlement But we cannot
carry uu % controversy which relates 10
the loss ur lives
We cannot ruIluur 90 ,DE Ia Ger
many. "Nou plu>t not do that nnd
be- pngulfrd In notes and representa-
tious while citizens who udhrrr iu uur
Instrumentation of international Justice
and right are being KILLED That sort
of controversy cuu mot hc confined,