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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-05
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Ser a., 8. nlro 6. September lil1i
fllr Die 3ionsagneil1oc mid)tige lll1i
bcoei1tll1asnpae Ioge. SsN1 oiclu
Soaen taat Der aonpellt ser ssltgello
pereine oes iiiolid)er Iiltriftes SCI
Soma spnooe in ibrer Mitte. sd]ol
lall9e mar cs Der @l,lrld ser @lieoe,
1ocs Observation-Disclosures, cilln1al in oell1
ld)p1lell Davenport tagclt SIT oiirfcn,
.Gs ld5ien aber ser 3ionsgenlcilloc Sic
les ltlltcrl1eflnell SIT grob SIT lein.
oenn es aebDrelt bic SSltgu1ooereine
bon is Staotcll l1ltb @enteirrocn SIT
iclcn1 GerMltoe. Iud frelloig n1ro
inn Gertrallel1 oltf oie Mitbiilfe gutter
.6relm0e Bot Scr Sl,Jel1onereil1 Der
Siol1sgel1einoe oos @erf l1l1terl1pnl=
men ltllo es lit ifnl1 gelll1geu. Die
pislct Trellloc ser 3inllsgelltei1loe
@ort gcboltel1 11llo iid miIig
ae5eIgt, @altc SIT bc%berbcrgelt.. @s
lidl ctpa $50 iltllge 2eltte aus
Sli1lois rl1o Soma a%l1gcneloet, sic
in1 Salrie oes Samstags per 8abl1
lllO Nlltolllobilc ciltgctroffen iino.
9fad]0em lie 5pefs Negiltrirll1g eirer1
gcll1dl III Ser 3ipnstirdle &C.
mad)t, 5ogelr tic froblid in lire
apo lie fre,loi9e l1r1o mil
liqe slltf1obn1c fal1oe1. linn s llbr
fallo arpBer Gllpfang inn Iriel1olp
itatt, 90 gab IS ein %frel1oiges
Suite geful1ntidnften rnlo
6retlOidoiten, bic altf friiberel1 Som
5llcrlr gcldllplien marer,
lpl1rOell crlelcrt. lll1b no cine Mn=
5al)l bon etlua 800 ill1ger 2el1te bet=
lm11lllell iil1o, "a gibt es 2eben. Gin
Grpgrarnm bonn Sl1gen6ner,
en1 Der 3ionsgen1eil10e faIn sur 9ltf-
filhrllg, oas reid)en @eifall crntete.
Sin Srd)eiter iorgte ollrb froblid,e
0afiir, bab cine frenoige
inter ben ill1gen 1elega-
ten berrld)te. A5ad oelil ml1roel1 CT
frild)nngen aereidt. Grit Inn Mit=
trenl1tc ii6 Sic frDblide
Sdaar, lint Die G1tartiere allf5ulll=
ben.
5ellte n1orgen 1890 llbr fil1oet
SeItgottesoierit int Ser 5ril1itp gqtbe=
oralc on Der Mai1 StraBe itatt, MOO
bel Grof. q. 2ie6eroOt pom @artburg
Die Oeutld)e 6eltpreoigt balte1
miro. Der SSltgeuoperein firdtete,
Oob bic 3ionsfirde lid) fir Sen Sag
SIT fleil1 crlpeiien miiroe, 11l1o lpl1roe
ol1rd Sic groBe 8rel1l1olidfeit
oes @iid)ofs Morriion oie &atbe0rale
sur @erfiiaung eeltelIt. linn 2::3O|
llfr geadmittogs finoet sic 8eid4fts=
oerlann1lnllg Ser 2lttber=9iga IN oer|
3iolsflrd)e OH s. l1no Gaines StraBc|
Itott lu10 I'M 7:3O l1br slbpnos it'll
al1gliider @%ottesoienit in Ser 3ionsz
fird1e, nobel Noltor e. Iltpeter bon
bic Ieltpreoigt baIt1en miro.
9trn Molltag lit Nifl1if in1 SdHiBen-
part. MDge bas alte oe1tldr s3ion|
III s. uno Gaines Strabe fernerbin|
nudJlel1, ]blil6en ul1o geOeibel1.
Gos all|predenOc inns iibcrdlts pai-
el1oe Sprnbol Ser 2lttber=9iga per=
zorpert lid) III Ben Nb5eidelt, auf 0e=
1e1 Die @artburg %abgebiloet lit.
Nud1 lit bon Ser aonpention Elm
allsgei tattetes Concentrating
ein NIT 5ablreid)en s(bbilon11gen ul1o
>en1 po~llltan0igan Nrogrnlmn ge=
'r1df lporoen, Dos ollcn I6cill1cb=
5ltgeitellt lporben iii.
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3ihter 6. 90. @aternlon Cat bon
Sol. S. F. Iorabie beilel1 friibeE
Seim1tatte an Ser Is. Straie ullo
8rano gbenue fGnflid) %erlporben.
9btpolbl feinc 'aallfiulmlle gella1nt
muroe, ipl ser a~aufpreis $4,000
ybetragen ba6en. 8or Sa6rel 3uriid
gait Die Seimit1tte nls ems ser prab.
tighten Seine in 0ieier Sta0t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-05

Gdte @almideiot : O'ittel, Sc
bensipecfer gh1d nnO Sel. Miepe'S
Mpotbcfe. (Ml15.9
Scinrll a. @ebllrtstag feiert
ON belti1en Gage @err Mal1freb
M'ainbarot, Observation-Disclosures oes
Ger Icmnfrat". &err Maillbarot
grbDrt Ser Observation-Disclosures
Erclic ieit iibcr 43 Sabrcl1 ols DC
id)abtes Msiitglteo beoeutenoer Set
tllllaen alt. Seit 81 Sabrcn 1lill1n1t
er nos aSalt oes Ielearop9en =93eoafz
teltrs Oicier 3eiflnlg rill. Pills Sc
bllrtstaasacid}ulf miinidt iid SEER
M'aillbarot sic 9sad1ridlt bon Ser Gin
nabnle sMiiga's oitrd) Sic Ielttid)el1.
Sir madden a1f sic 9(llseige
bon Stto's Dh1lif Stuoio in 9So. 219
@roop Strobe ~ollfnlerfiann. Cine BE-
grsl15tc Al15abl bon porgcihrittellcll
Sdlilern miro nod |al1genpnme1. Sc
lebrt meroell @cIollg, Nin11o, Giolille
lro &arnlolie, Sic 9eitcr oes Stu
bins, Nrofcilor Grnlt Otto nlo Irall=
lcin 9Sprnla otto, lillo aluf Sem &ol1=
icroatoriltnl al,sgcbiloct mor0cn.
Tie Mfaoeatic Ser Miiicnidaf=
tet miro on llelltigel1 Gage Don 5lpei
llbr DIS flint. llbr 9fahmittags fir
Sas Gllbliflum ll11cntgeltlih geoffnet
ieirl. "a oos Msi11ielm scr 9lfaoe=
mic Scr @iiienidaftelr in Sen Mplro=
ten SSltli lulo Ml1gllt on S%onl1tagen
Neidloiien mar 6ictet Iidl on bclttlgeu
Sage sic critic @elegenbeit 5t eil1eln
gellld]e Oes iT%fereiial1ten Moses.
&Seeirnths GrlanbniBid)eil1e err
Gicltcn: 9llbert @laspcn ul1o 2iQD
9(il1slep, I%apetport; @erbert s.
Meobr, Iapcnport, nno gu11lla
Gmolot, Glorioge.
Ser ,oiesjabrigc Mrbeitertog,
eill geietlider 8eiertog lit 0ielen1
gtaate, miro ON Montag in MioIille
Don Oell @emerfldafter ser 3rei
Staote g%efeicrt mer0el1. Die W}ebr=
5abl Ser @eidaite in Davenport iinb
ON Montag geihlolien; 0esgleider
bic 8irtbidaften, io0aB mir mieber
cine Molie1z9( l,siponoerltl1g aan
Monfag nadJ Rud Sslanb baben NOR
Den.
- Die Nor0melt Gapenport Sic
nertafel 6alt .a1n Solultog, SEN 10.
tSeptenlber, apieber ein groBes Nifl1if
I'M 8artet Ser 9eoroneltzIunenpprt
Iltr1baae ab, 1po5lt es ;ieille SSrclti1be
alno @o11ner bcr5lidln eil1laoet. Ser
Gintritt SLIM @artelr betragt nun 10
Gents l1no sic Ibeill1a5n1e oln Ia11=
sen foltet % Gents. @cr einigc frobe
Stlt1oelt perlebe1 mill, ipate lid) 5lt
Dlclen1 ld)o1c llntcr6altl1l1g peripre=
d)cllOcl1 6elte einfilloen.
e. S. Wopo, IipiiionsGolia=
9~ierogellt ser Hod Sslalr0 gabn,.|
miro ieinen Noiten bis gum l.. Otto
her Der e6en, 1pie gcitern bon Dcnn
: gerfe6rsleiter 9llel1 in
Chicago befatlllt gegeben mltroe.
Serra @op0's Miidtritt nod 25jabri=
gent trel1cm Iienlte mar on1 IL. Sep
tcmber ermartet.
Nad Ser Sdatll,e ser Scott
Gol1rtp FSa1ln Nnprobement 9eaglle
miro Scott County in oieiem @erblt
cine Critic bon elmer bal6en Milliol1
gnidjd &artofie1l1 %eilerntel1. Ser
3llrdfd}niftsertrag per sfrrc miro
ol1f $50 gllid]el geidubt. SSln gon=
sen T.ilp5 ltitnefdrbr 3000-bis 1000
Mcresss III Scott Gol11ltp init &artof-
icln hpflan5t.
-sDr. Nape, 3obnor3t, Security
@ltiloing. (Mn5.)
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Schiller Piano COMPANY.
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FHFf%tTE|HNHTEf
9euti6 iein beiBt, cine gade Inn
iibrer ielbH ipillen tbnn.
@idarS Waet1er.
. .
Sic bcutide Natio1 mar iteta in
grfinonng niiblider aiinitc 1lnD &C.
.lperbe Die erlte, neil lie sic gebulz
oiglte nno arbeitlamlte lit.
s. S. 8e6er.
Sd itele itets bas @aterlnn6 iibcr
meine 8erion. gismard.
Ser gatriotisml1s beitebt nidt
IN benz &alie gcgen anbere 8Dlfcr,
lonoern in Der 2iebe gum eisener.
8oiegser.
X
Sic srDBte gdmad, Sic lc mir
lperben fam M bermalebeit lei tie -,
tbut Ser mir an, Ser bon mir laet, i6
bdtte feinen Seinb. 60 flqglid arm,
gu baben feinen Seinb. sat ie eelebt
10 arm Elm braber Mann?
@oiegger.
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Sic u8orlb" lielt sen ausitdnz
ibisen gergleuten in 8ales eeb0rig Ben
9egt. 3oifentlid lelen lie audi Die
y8orl0" 1lnb be6er5igen Sic aapu5i<
'nerprebigtl
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pie 6cuerpebr 1pllroc geitcrl1
Nbeno fllr5 llod) lieben llbr 1ad Ser
2. 11iro 9roop Strobe geruien, mo-
lelblt Gin @ogel Ser griidenlinie in
Srono gcrotben lnor, Ios iSel1er
mllroe geloi6t, ebe es ii6 o~us6reiten
|fon,lte.
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abfdieb.
Bon 81 SricbeI. e2ip5ig.

Bon q obert SricbeI. e2ip5ig.
PAM beibt's abe. nun eebt es fort,
gfaB SSranfreib gebts, ibr 8rioer.
Gin Iebter 8lid, ein lettes Wort.
User lpeib. leb'n mir uns ipieoer?
giel Sabnen tpeben in Der 2uft.
6nrrabl flin9t's a1erenoen,
llnb @oleh id1n i'm Gommerouft,
8liib'n uns aus boloen &dubcn.
9od alles fliest borbei pbn' Stub
0s2tt 2anb=. unb, characterization.
8 @aterlanb, ipie ildDn bilt Ou,
8ir mi.lIeu benno6 i9eiben.
@ir tpinten 2ebepobL abe.
limb 1in9en frpbe Qieber.
Gin 9uf tbut meinem &er5en peb:
n&on1nt ole, nIle tpieberl"
Gogar England erienut an, pa6
nelle &fmittel cine neue aNpaliung
Der b0lferredtliden &rinsipien erbei<
ideu. Aber uatiirlid nur, iotpeit es in
Den @abmen Der britiiden Netbobens
paBt. a
Sic 8omben Ser 3eppeline iollen
Der britii6en &iiite ipieoer ballpt<
lddlib Sralienl llnb s@inberu berbdnge
niBpou ~genoroen ieir. 8abrideinIid
erreidten Sic Mdnner am idneuiten
Die Seller.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-05
3ltr lctten &l1gc.
s. .. 6. 2epber,

Inter 5oblreid'er @etbeiligll,g bot
geftern 9ead)mittng INN 51pei l16r sic
N%eeroigrllg BON @errn 6rieorih 9.
6. Pepper bonn Irauerbolie, SEQ.
1903 3ipiiion tStraBe1 aus aa1f ben
5nirn1ornt 5rie0bof itottgcfnnoen.
Solterma1m leitete Sen Grau-
~ergottesoie1it ims Saule ua1o allf Sem
6rieobof. Mls Sorgtrager fungirten
anro Sdmiegeriobne bes Ser
itorbenel1. Ger oeutide aan1pfgenoi=
len=Serci11 BON 1S7O=7t betbeiligte
it'd. III corpore an Der. 8eeroigu1lg.
Der @ermonia @eiangpereilt trltg err
greifenoe Srollerlicoer i'm 6aule nno
o1f oem 6rie0bof Dor.
Sob II o II bmann.
Die 9eerOiglrlg bon &errl1 ssobn
Nnbn1olln 6ot geitern M1orgen Inn 10
llbr bonn Sallie leiner Sodter, Iral1
g. 9. S%orlt11ali11 bon geo. 221S Ne1p=
.berrp straBe aus al1f Dem 9cutiden
Irle0bof in @beatlalro inter gutter
getbeilignl1g ltattgeflmben. 9oltor
9orn leitete Sen 5rouergottesoienlt
inn 9oltle uno auf 6em Srieobof.
sargtragcr lparen iebs alte 6reuabe
oes @erltor6cllell aus Mbeqt(onb un0
Sig 9fod.
5ran Mnno s@toedel.
Gqtern 9~eadqmittag Inn 5mei lift
bat at11ter 5ablretGer getbeiliglng oie
geeroigu1g bon 6rau s(l1ra gtoedel
pom Seine ibrer Godter, 1Srou Morr
9oltorp bon geo. 24O0 Buckingham
9toao aus ollf Dem 6airrnol1nt Irieo.
bot ltattgeTrnoen. SEER Sobannes
&roeger leitete Sen Sral1erOienlt i'm
Irmler6anle ll1o a1f oenl Irie0bof.
Sargtroger lparell Sic @erren: Wil-
liam Scooter, 5enrD Muge, 2ouis
Beit1, 5reo Nidter, s. Scents a1nb
Gorl Sd)orpp.
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9as geterum cenieo bes @iilfsS
freu5ers cartridge" lpar bas reile
6elenbam".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-05

General @amiltot, Der genera
liliimus in ben 9aroauellen, lit Elm
ing Mlitdriide i%iberiebter gbur6iQ.
ST reoet biel unO tbut tpenig.
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STIR S6eater.

SIN Star Ibeater gelangt am bel1=
tiger Gage 2ois Meber ltno Ebilip
GROCER '%fiinftbeiliger Stint
Sanobill 2operss" ol1f Sic 2ein-
pa11o. Ser @intrittspreis betragt
10 Gents fiir grnodiene nno 5 Gel1ts
fiir aiatoer, npabre11o @ode,1tags Ser
GiNtrittspreis MIR 5 Gents betrdgt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-05
stabt mo Gonnp,
Counting, beu 5. sepiember.
aleiue @taot=M cnigtciten.

Gdte @alulideiot W1itteI, 2e~
bctslpeder gald lllo Del. &iepe'S
slpotbcfe. (Mn5.)I
The Washington times., 1915-05-14
SOCIALISTS PICK
CHICAGO FOR 1916
Militarism Of u. S. Attacked At
Meeting Of General CON-
mittee Of Party.

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE 1915 national
convention OF the Socialist party will be
held in Chicago the week beginning
June II Of that year.
This was determined by the national
committee OF the party. which continued
its sessions here. Morris Hillquit was
chosen chairman and walter Lanfersiek
secretary.
II was decided to make nominations
by referendum, leaving the resolutions
and other matters to the convention.
Anti-nilitarism resolutions were aug
mented by an amendment to the consti-
tuition which read:
Any member OF the Socialist
PARTY elected to any office who shall
vote for appropriations for war shall
be dropped by the party.
Four OF the five members OF the spe-
cial committee who yesterday recon-
mended that the party assume the Of
fcnsive in the liquor question resigned
and their places were left untitled, dis
cussion of the report going over for a
year.
A number Of resolutions and procia-
nations were adopted. They call atten-
ton to the alleged "insidious propa-
ganda OF American militarism,' advo-
cate the repudiation OF war debts. urge
Socialists Of the world and workingmen
generally not to fight or assist In the
manufacture OF munitions Of war, and
pledge Socialists to work for a pre-
scribed peace program at the end of
the war,
The Washington times., 1915-05-14
ACCIDENT, Nd, MAN TELLS
OF GOOD REMEDY
A. J. Alexander Says Treatment
Did More For Him Than
Any Other.

A. J. Alexander, Of Accident. Nd I,
was victim of st mach disorders lie
tried many remedies and treatments
without satisfactory results.
At last he tried Mayrs Wonderful
EcmcGT. lie was surprised and
pleased. lie wrote
Il have taken your rered4 with eoCd
results. IT has ronc more for inc than
anything | have over ,akcn. It has
dnnc what you claimed II would. I an
al :ising u my friend sufferers to
tak" It. fe' ng ccni'dert that ii will
10 n great blessing to them
Nayrs W,r,;,. "a, Remedy Si'eT rcr.
rnu1s ut results FOR stomach. liver. and
I'M -slinal ailme lts. ,;at az much and
whntever ~ ike. NO more d'si i:"ss
after eating. DreS":rc CT gas In the
stomach, auj GrnInl the heart. Get
On" iD'tle Of your druggist now and
try 1t on an absolute guarantee-if not
satisiactOry money viii he relundt d -
The Washington times., 1915-05-14

seem to be a necessity OF civilization.
The relief OF Belgium has been thrown
upon the charitable everywhere, and es-
pecially upon the United States and
Holland, among neutral nations and
they have been expendnE millions in
Germany. the author of all this woe
has been levying enormous contributions
on the cities, towns, and communities
that she has ruined and desolated
while their ashes are scarcely cold
This Is no time for the United States
to conceal its sentiments in regard to
the illegal and barbarous manner in
death In the destruction of the Falaba.
IL II be found on examination that the
facts are as they have been reported
And not for a moment should It be ad
mitted that there was or could be any
difference in principle between killing
him directly with torpedo or compeli-
ing him to take to the open boats on
the high seas In that desperate rush for
life. in which so many perished
do not say that we should Join in
the war against Germany to avenee this
citizens death. or to vindicate civiliza- :
tion for that would simply make bad
worsel. but | do say that we should let
Germany know what we think of her
methods, and protest against their CON
tinuance.
Meantime, we should pray God that
England and her allies may not resort
to roprisals which would doubtless he
avenged on the prisoners In Germany,
but fight on fairly TIL Germany's power
Is broken and her man degrading mill
and is such a menace to the peace OF
the world, is utterly overthrown
/ CRAMMOND KENNEDY.
Washington. d. c.. April 4.
The Washington times., 1915-05-14

noncombatants on board, by yieldlng.
are assured of life and sustenance and a
port: and, so far as property rights are
concerned, the Judgment OF court OF
admiralty. Even when noncomoatants,
like the captain OF the Frye and his
FAMILY. were taken on board the Eltel
Friedrich, after their ship had been dy-
namited, they were liable to undergo
the horrors and dangers of fight. at
sea on encountering the enemy.
The idea that because Germany can
not capture the enemy's merchantmen
In the proper way, that Is, without de-
stroying them and their carsoes and ex-
death crews the ana pers sf tSe sea
IN open boats. she may do 1t that way
Is the height OF unreason and wicked
ness, 1t is Of piece with the IDEA that
II .you are bent on terrorizing an enemy,
warfare, you can drop bombs at night
on his dwellings. where women and
children are sleeping. or employ your
warships in bombardins unfortihed
noncomsaf fants 'sss Without no notics. s"eERs The
Germans know better than that. The
plea OF necessity avails nothing. And.
besides. there Is no necessity for ter
rorizing your enemy. The attempt to do
tile, but 1t covers the wrongdoers with
infamy and inspires such a hatred and
determination as insures their ultimate
overthrow.
Nowhere is the law Of nations on these
matters better stated than IN the Ger
man war book, issued under sanction Of
the German general staff and cited
heretofore bv me in the Evening Post
Take tho following in regard to 'unde-
Tended places"
A prohibition by International law
Of the bomba rdment Of open towns
and villages which are not occupied
by the enemy, or defended, was, in
deed, put into words by The Hague
Regulations, but appears superh,,-
knows OF hardly any such case. hut
the matter Is different where open
towns are occupied by the enemy or
are defended.
It is. therefore. not surprising that
the German delegates signed The Hague
land. which provides fArticle 2N:
The attack or bomhardment. by
any means whatever. of towns, vii
lagos, atoms. or buildings which
are not defended. IL prohibited.
But. in view Of the tragic fate OF Bel
GUM. It will scarcely be believed that
thn following Is to be found in this Same
German war Book:
o. The neutral state has the right
to be regarded as still at peace with
the belligerents "a with others.
(2D The belligerent states have TO
respect the inviolahility Of the neu-
trail and the undisturbed exercise OF
its sovereignty in its home affairs.
to abstain from any attack upon the
same. even X the necessity Of war
should make such an attack deeir-
able.
| cannot help feeling that. II the Uni
ted states and the other neutral powers.
who were and are all vitality concerned
with the sanctity OF neutrality, and the
immunity Of neutralizeed countries from
war had protested. not in any bellicose
spirit. or offensive manner. but on the
enCv. and In the interest OF the peace
OF the world. Germany would not have
gone on from bad to worse until she
has made her defeat and humiliation
The Washington times., 1915-05-14
$4.85

Choice of any Coat that
sold to sl2 so. including
handsomest of white chin
chillas, storm serges. all
wool coverts. and shep-
herd checks. y e YES I
military and fared model
garments. lose -ou I
price, Sass.
The Washington times., 1915-05-14
The Easiest Way
To End Dandruff

to remove dandruff completely and that
is to dissolve II. This destroys 1t en-
tirely. To DO this. just get about four
ounces Of plain. ordinary liquid arvon:
enough to noisten the scalp. and rub It
In gently with the finger tips.
By morning. most II not all. OF your
dandruff will be gone. and three or 1our
more applications will completely dis.
sign and trace Of it. no matter how
much dandruff you may have. .
You will nnd, too. that all itching and
digging OF the scalp will stop instantly
and your hair viii be huffy, lustrous
glossy, silky and soft, and look and fee
a hundred times better.
You can get LIQUID arvon at any drug
store. II is inexpensive. and four ouncei
Is all YOU viii need This simple remed,
nus never been known to fail.-Advt
The Washington times., 1915-05-14
FALABA CASE LIKE
THAT OF LUS|TAN|A
Cases Analogous in Opinion OF
Crammond Kennedy in Re-
view Of Rights to Scar III and
Capture.

The destruction of the steamer Fa-
laba and the sinking Of the Lusltania
are analogous in the opinion OF Cram-
mond Kennedy. Of washington. VINO
has written an exhaustive review OF the
law on the belligerent right of search
and capture. Mr.. Kennedy takes the
position that Germany cannot be ac-
quilted OF blame for the death OF
Thrasher on the Falaba because pas
sengers were given an opportunity 10
take to boats. His article. which appear
ed in the New York Evening POST re-
ferred particularly to the case OIL
Thrasher and the Falaba. but since me
Lusitania tragedy his review of the evi-
dence is of added interest. as ne hoius
the two cases are analogous MT. heh-
nedy's article Is as follows: ro,,
Referring to a meeting OF the NaoI
net al which the Thrasher case was coIi
eidered the alleged conclusion Is sla'e"
in the newspaper press as follows;
Although admitting that the case
was of serious import, the members
Of the Cabinet agreed, II Is said thet
in view of the assertion MADE mat
the submarine gave opportunity 10
the passengers aboard the f'adapa
to take to the boats, every eltort
should be made to settle the matter
by diplomatic correspondence.
1t Is incredible that such reason
should be given for the proposed course;
because 1t would show an utter want OF
appreciation of the enormity OF the Or
fense against the law of nations ana
humanity involved in compelling non
combatants, whether crew or pnsseh
gers on an una rmcd merchant vessel, TO
take to the boats in the open sea or be
blown up with the ship. 1t is as bar
barous as making the slaves walk the
plank when slaveships sailed the main
and were in dread of capture and the
gallows
The crew and passengers on a mer-
chairman belonging to one OF the bel
liEerents are not beasts Of prey to be
torpedoed or forced TO take to the boats
for their ives-a compulsion which ma y
be worse than a speedier death when the ne
crushed in tho act OF launching or
founder befo ore they are picked up or
reach the shore. The belligerent right
of visit search, and capture cannot he
properly exercised by submarines
When overheuled and signaled to stop
the merchantmen does not resist be-
cause. under the law OF nations, the
The Washington times., 1915-05-14
Dallas Goes to Bed Early;
No Night Hawks There

DALLAS. Tex. MAY i4-Amonr other
things that this thriving Texas city
boasts is that 1t goes TO bed earlier tina n
any other city in the country. And, It's
about right.
Night hawk, and you night hawk It
alone. BY $50, the city streets are
nearly deserted. and half hour later.
the main thoroughfares look like a park
at midnight. In the residential sections,
scarcely glimmcr glims after that
hour
Moreover. your Dallasite hejjeves in
early. ris ing He II out at 6 o'clock or a
wee bit later. and off for work at 7 or
sooner.