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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-12
PLYMOUTH, IND.

The Plymouth Training school held
very Interesting session Tuesday
evening. the lecture period being in
charge Of Rev. a. g. NOrthrop. His
subject was The Most Beautiful
Book Ever Written" and he gave
very enlightenine and interesting ad-
address, on the book Of Luke. Next
week he will continue the subject by
telling of the contents of the book.
Luther Hoham and Leron Wood
have returned from their trip TO Mon
tana.
Mrs Frank Tanner. who has been
ST for the past two weeks, is imprOv-
ing
Mrs Rachel Trowbridge has gone
TO Terre Haute for the winter. She
will make her home with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Gertrude Davis.
Leon Logan has returned 70 Chi
cagO after a short visit with his par
snts. Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Logan.
Mrs. q. NJ. Berkey is visiting her
father. Augustus Wickey. who is IN
the Soldiers home at Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Everly are
visiting their daughter, MRS. Harry
Iamson. Their home is in Indianap-
oils.
Miss Lyrel Morris has been chosen
as organist for the First Methodist
Episcopal church. The choice was
left 10 Samuel Gretzinger. who gave
10 the church the beautiful organ.
Mrs II. J. Mitchell OF Elkhart is
visiting her many -riends in Plym-
outl
Rev c. a Splitter. formerly pastor
Of the United Brethren church. has
been very 80 az n. hons in Logans-
port. Rev. Yager has filled his pull
DIT for the two SUNDAYS
The funeral services FOR Mrs. Zach
Baker were held at the At. Pleasant
church "Wednesday at o'clock. con-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-12
CASSOPoLIS, MICH.

The second annual home talent
play. 1.-The Minister'S Honeymoon
will be given at the Colonial opera
house Thursday evening under the
auspices of the Westminster guild.
Mrs. Mary Goodrich has returned
from Dowagiac, where she visited last
week.
Walter Jones Of Marcellus was a
business visitor at the probate office
Monday.
Mrs. w. w Warren and daughter
were shoppers in South Bend Satur-
day.
Miss Esther George of South Bend
spent Sunday with her relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Striebel and
daughter of South Bend were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. p. f. Stettinger Sun
day.
Jay G.. Hayden has returned to De-
troit after a brief visit with his father,
James q. Hayden, and other rela-
tives.
Miss Mabel Moon was in South Bend
Monday.
TONER Fisk of South Bend spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. +. NJ. Fisk.
Cyrus Funk, who is attending Lake
Forest academy, was here for the
weekend with his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. c. II. Funk.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. Guy Ely. Mrs. Will
son and Mrs. U. s. Ely motored TO
south Bend Tuesday.
J. c. Berner of st. Louis, Mo-, is
here for an indefinite stay with rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs 3. A. Tharp and Mrs.
w. II. Connolly motored TO Jackson
Friday, taking Mrs. Howard Mcintosh
and two children home. after a visit
here. Saturday, accompanied by MIR.
Mcintosh, they motored to Ann Arbor
20 attend the came between the Uni
versity OF Michigan and Cornell.
George G. Wagner of Chicago visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs H. II. Haines Sun
day.
Mrs. George Leach and Mrs VIII
liam Spence OF Chicago have returned
after a two weeks visit with Mrs.
Belle Brown
Leland r. Funk of South Bend
spent the weekend with his parents.
Or. and Mrs. c. II. Funk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Hayden
left Tuesday morning for Kalamazoo.
where they Will attend the State I'M
sion there Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pierson Of Niles
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs r. II.
Phillips Sunday.
Donald Bullion of Kalamazoo was
the guest OF his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Boyd Thomas, Sunday
Mrs. Warren Russell and son OF
Adrian are visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Adams.
Victor Phillips. Miss Edna Graham
and Or. and Mrs. James Kelsey mo-
tored TO South Bend Sunday evening
TO attend the performance at the
Orpheum.
Homes Wheeler. who has a posi-
ton in Jackson. was home for the
weekend
James O. Hahn and DR. ]. Gordon
Bonine were in Lansing sunday
ola Beume OF Detroit is visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Beume.
Mrs. b. L. Evans Las returned from
a months visit with relatives in Def
ance and Hicksville, ..
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Arnold spent
Sunday in South Bend with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reames and son
William and Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Curtis and daughter Fahchon motored
10 South Bend Sunday.
Mrs. 5. Tar5oss left Tuesday for
various points in Missouri TO visit
relatives
Mrs. Il. Jewell is very III.
o. c. Dehl returned Sunday from a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-12

weeks business trip 10 Hicksvf1le, o.
Mrs. Dehl met him in South Bend and
accompanied him home.
$. ]. Rudd was in South Bend Mon
day on business.
Mrs. A y. Armstrong entertained
Tuesday for Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
GOucher OF Marquoketa, Ia, who have
returned here from visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph Tietsort Of Grand Rapids.
DR.. and Mrs. G. III. Funk were in
South Bend on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard VanAntwerp
Of Decatur were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. p. F Stettinger Sunday.
The Cassopolis high school football
team defeated the Marcellus high
school team at Marcellus 24-O Satur-
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-12
COMMITS SUICIDE.

LAPORTE, Nov. L. - Friends in
this city OF Mrs. C. 3. Wasser, who
Laporte, received word Thursday that
Mr.. Wasser committed suicide Tues
day morning In ST. Louis by drinking
carbOlic acid. Mr.. Wasser was a resi-
dent Of LapOrte county for q mum Der
Of years. He studied law, but II is not
known whether he practiced or not
He was married 70 Miss Lois Kenneth
of South Bend IL is understood fam
lily misund erstandings were behind the
act.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-12
PORTAGE PRAIRIE.

Miss Edna Wideman spent last week
in Niles visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rough and Mr..
and Mrs. L. B. Rough spent the week
end in Chicago.
Mrs. George Clark returned home
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-12
DISCUSSES INJUNCTION SUIT.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. 12.-On
the grounds that it should have been
instituted in a state court, Judge An
derson in federal court here Thurs
day afternoon dismissed the injunc-
ton suit filed by the United States
Mortgage and Loan Co. Of New York
against 90 defendants in the Fort
Wayne and Northern Traction Co.
strike controversy at Fort Wayne.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-12
FUSS LAND IN BULGARIA
Troops and Artillery Reported Near
Solistria.

LONDON, Nov. u. A Bucharest
telegram 10 the Daily Express says
that the Russians have landed a small
force OF troops and artillery near
SOlistria. Bulgaria
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-12
KING PETER AT FRONT
Aged Ruler Stays With Troops to
Encourage Them.

ATHENS. Nov. 12.-There was Sc
we're fighting Thursday at Kalkan-
delen, where the retiring Serbian
northern army is making an effort TO
drive back the Bulgarians, The pur-
pose is TO clear the quickest route
south.
King Peter is staying with the troops
at the extreme front TO encourage
them. The crown prince is present on
either front alternately.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27

lid 5uden0e 9dbe Ga Ser lebte
@iniAlog mar feline fiini Dieter me6r
BON Ben Saubiben. gtlm ipriibt ipie
Der cine Gage beran. Sin greller
6lammenitreifeu iiber Dem 9aueru-
bans binter Ser Siitte. Cine mdd-
tige 9obe iAieBt ans Dem moosgrii-
uen Cad ~ oie @ranate bat ge5iin-
oct. 9lber au6 mitten in Sen 9atte-
rie'n itdu6t es ouf. Gie aauoniere
5iebeu iib 5uriid. God crit iponncn
iie ieeIeurubig oic @feroe aus. Sin
paar Ninliten lang lit Die gan5eStel-
lung Elm @irbel bon 9rooen Gompf
imo crepirenoen @eidoiien. 9liden.
regen iprenfelt i'm gan5en Sbol oen
Sdnee Sir SefimOen lit bon oen
@eidiiBen nihts 81 ie6en Damn tau-
den iie picoer aus oen tan5enOen
SdpaOen Der grploiionsmolfen ailf.
gie SiI6ouetten buiben Dor OerSiitte
Die Mldnner bonn SelepbonOienit ber-
Inn, Die ni6t bon i6rem Soften mei-
den &ritii6 unliteru lie ieOen Gin
idlug, mag er nod 10 nabe bel ibnen
erfolgen ellen oann gum Selepbon
tbeilen i6re @eo6a6tingen nit unO
loufen idneQ mieOer beraus, Inn oen
meitereu @erlauf Der Ginge 81 boob
odteu.
etiua eine StilnOe wd6rt Oas
S9auipiel. Gas 6rennenoe gouern-
bnus lit cine ein5ige 6eueridulc, Oie
rot6en Sdein ii6er Ole @eidiibe alls-
gieBt. Caun Ionen Die ruiiii6eu ao-
noneu na6. 3wei @}imlten lang
berribt 9lnbc. Cod i6on i6iuiQt
oos @eorobne mieoer an. 'llnO ipie
mir nohmals 81 ben idlanfen 3mol-
fern iino oen interiebten 6iinf3eB,
nern biniiberbliden, Die mir ooaig
auBer @efebt geiebt glauben, ga le-
gen iie idon pieOer fr0bli1 los. 9ie
9iuiien miiIien alte Nhuuition berpeit.
BET babeu; Die 10 beftig beidoiieneu
9attericn iino polig unOeriebrt ge-
bliben.
6. 2eun6off,
Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
GOppclmurb.

Soocninbo6er mo GIcrf cridolIcr
mifgeftnoen. Sn tleinem Orte
in SentudD. n 8oli5ei glaubt,
es nit einem @erbreben scr
ng1adtreiter" ou tbun 8a 6o6cn.
@1o0iionDtIle, GD., 26. Sc.
bruor. 0ieie @egeno, in welder
iih fiir5lid beridicoenc 9lusidrci-
timeen bon o9}odtreitern" 8utrtgen,
miiroe bellte our6 Die @ntoedung ei.
ncr 9luttbot in 9(ufreglng 0eriest-
9emmett g9oooriiff Gigentbiimer
eines Sooens in SolubD Station
no6e bier, imo @lobcr Sooro, iein
Glert, wuroen beilte @3orgen in oaer
s5riibc ais &ci1en oifgeiunocn. 9ci-
sc porcn eri6oiien moroen.
S9oooruff's 2eide Log in einenl
O3eben5inuer oes Sooens llno
Sodro's 2eiAe ntittcn i'm 2oocn.
Gie 6uBipuren Scr Sbdter iporcn nit
%feffer beitreltt porocn, offenbar,
INN 9ltt6unoen oie Gerfoleune 5lt
erlhmeren.
Sen 9eb0roen fe6lt ieOer 9[n6ults-
pnnft; lie 9louben ieooM, ou6 Oieies
Scrbredern oen oglo6treitern" 5lt.
iAreihen 81 miilien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
Bonn aricssIdjanplut.
Gas 9ombnr6cment BON
9icims.


9oris, 26. 5e6rlior. s. Sc
mir. ser 9(6georOncte bon &eims,
ipcl6cr wd6reuo Der geI6ieBung Der
Stoot am 81. uno %. Se6ruor BORT
peilte, erfldrte, OoB Die gei1ieBung
BON 8 ll6r 9l6enOs bis 2 ll6r 10 @lin
Olor9ens geOouert babe. gic @eihoi-
ie famen bonn 9iorOpeiten, 9lorocn
uno Oitert lGngs ser gon3en 6ront.
Die 9lrtillerie ibien cs 6eionocrs ouf
oen criten StoOt6e5irf o6geieben 5lt
6o6en, ipelder bis6er 3iehllid Der.
idon aeblieben mar. SIN 5pon5ig
Stellen 6rod eleid5eitig 6euer aus
unO gon5e StroBengebierte Itiir8teu
wie aartenbdltier 5uiommen llc6er
1000 @eidoiie milroen in Die Stoot
geiuorfen. lle6er 400 S1uIcr fplirs
oen 5eritort. Gie geidieBung ipuroe
om %. 5e6uior Inn 5ebn ll6r Ior-
mittogS mieOer oltf9enoninter mo
Oouerte NIT ltnter6re4ungen bis !
ll6r Oiohmittogs.
SoGidmeIonng ridtiggc.
itclIt.
Am iter0onL pia 9on0on, o.
3e6r. Sin Gelegrotnm ans @ien
erfldrt Sen 8cri6t fiir uuluabr, OoB
oiterreidiide Gorpeooboote 6iuei ito.
lienii1e @etreioeidiffe nit 9eidlaB
beleet ruO no6 oem Sofen OonSrieit
gebrobt 6dtten.
(@ine Gepei6e aus Bari in Sta.
lien bonn 81. 8e6ruar botte beridtet,
0}itgIieOer Der @eiatung Oes italie-
nii6en 8iiher6ootes n@eiu~ b1tten
er516lt, Ole ,,@eiu1 mo ooS Slider
boot uSaturno~ ieieu bon oiterreidi-
iden Sorpeoo6ooten beidoiien NOR
oen. @on scr @eidloguobmc bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
Syut ArgOuuenWalOe.
@ bic Smcu SSbe armteu Die Orei @Onute sernugeH
wurOeu par q 0nrd lntermnruus nuO spreu
snns WnrS OaS gSert DOabradt.

5oien mar 10 aroB, OoB iie olleS inn
Sti6 loiien mubten, cine groBe 8obl
mo6lgefuQter Gorniiter, Nhtnition,
@eueltre fanien in uniere SGn0e,
audi Der Wlinenperfen ~ cine fleine
&anone, 0ie ms inmer @ranaten
in unieren @ro6en geporfen bat -
uno bon Dem id Dir ia icbou berib-
tete, OoB er me6r &rab ais Shuoen
madt. Smmerbin bat er a6er i'm
2allfe Ser 3eit 0od 8e6n 2eute ms
2a5oretb 6eforOert
9tun meiue lie6e ST. Iiegen mir
in Dem neiien @ra6en Sen mir Dor
allen bon ali Oem S6uub reiuigen
muBten, Sen iol6 Elm Shirm berur.
io6t. Ser 9Regen bat in oieiem 2ebm
oQes in einen groBeu 9rci berpnn.
Oelt, imO 70 lit Oie 9lr6eit Ooppelt
idper geiucIen Gor oQcnl gilt cS,
bom6enii6ere So6len 5u boiten d6er
Oonlit ge6t es Iongionl boripdrts, Ser
9ooen 1T feIiig, ga beiBt, es, feite
groben, old Die @GnOe niiiiien ber-
Itdrft lpcr0cn, Oenn sic 6ron5oien
mollen iid geluiB fir inicrc IiebenS-
piirOige @ei6nodtSii6erraihung re.
ban6iren ino icnOcn ms onoouernO
flcinc aupfer6obnen beriiber. Nlein
Wlantel im0 Rod1rmel fam Oopon
mas cr5G6len, 0ie &ugel 6otte iib
o6er eines beiieren bcooht, mar NIT
Oieier 9eihdoiglmg 5ufrieOeu gab
mir nur einen fIciuen 0enf5cttcl in
Sorm eineS Heinen 6leii6riiies, ser
idon nit Oelttidenl Seftpildiier ber-
flebt 1T, md6rcnO meincm Burden
Die Oanf6ore9lilfgo6e 5uiieI, Sen ii6ri-
gen W}oterialihooen nit gldOel inO
3mirn 81 berfIeiiteru, 10 OoB mir al
le orei NlonteI, &od ino id, iuic0cr
oollig ge6roudsfertig OaIte6cn.
S,ebt 6erri6t preuBiibe SrOnlng
in lnierem 9ieoier; Oie Gooten iino,
iomeit mir iie erreiHen fonnten, be-
gro6eu unS balO iinD mir ipieOer pie
81 Souie. Gleine 2eilte 6o6en mir
idon ein Sod in Die 6eIswano ga-
bouen, in Dem id iebt licge rnO Cir
oieie 3eilen idreibe. gs lit Ser 9(n-
fang meiner neiien S0ble uno iibers
trifit al 9ticoliHfcit olles bis6er Ga
gemeiene. Gle Bat sic 5orm elmer
Nhli1el uno bei'nl S1lofen lege iA
mid pie cine S6Iauge I'M 9ogeu
an Die innere @an0. 9ie @erb6lt.
niiie geitotteu nod niGt sic glufitel-
lung cines Sdrei6tii6es, in 5pei ga
Gen iperoc idG ober fpieoer cine Ttou;
OesgemGBe So6le BADEN unO Oann
fam i6 auG meine @l6bel 6erbriu-
gen.
Sod fir 6cltte ipin id idlieBen
oenn mcin 9uride, oen id infolge
@lobmongels nod in ser frii6eren
Stellrmg 5uriidgeloiien babe, Bat I'M
7.30 ll6r nit Dem @iorgenfoffee 5u
eriHeinen tm0 ioll Damn Oieien 8ricf
mitnc6men, I'M i'm 5ur 9riefiom.
melitel(e 6u trogen gSie gliidlid
Bin i1 ood, Sir, meine liebe 81, oie-
len 9rief 81 ienoen. 9lifgo6en uie
sic Oeren gliidlide 9oiuno oieie
3eilen cnt6dlt, bergen fir ieoen Gin
5elnen ernite @efo6ren in iid, unO
Oieie StinOen ais bergongen 5ii nil
fen, 1T cin neler Sdritt SIT eincm
gIiidIiden g9icOeric6en nit Dir, mel
ne lic6e 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
6. g Senn6off
ariegs6ericb
Sin ScIn6 6ci aniirr @il6eIm i'm
1SclOe.

SelOe.
Ger 6efannte oeutic6e 9ii6neu- imo
9iomduoidter 9uOpig @ang6oier
bate I'M 2mlic oes Monats sSanuar
@elegen6eit, aoiIer ggil6cIm in iei.
mem Sauptqliartier 5u beiu6en. @r
bate bonn Safer, Der fir @ang6ofer
idon felt oieIen Sabren Gin leb6aftes
Sntereiie bcfunoet bat. cine @inla-
Dung er6olten i'm Saiptquartier ieiu
@ait 5u iein. Ger &aiier lebt in Ell
ner einfoden, ieoo6 i6miiden GiQo,
oeren 9eiiber i9on Idngit nabgereiit"
itnO. Sic 6a6en Slid. oenn ibr ge.
iiBt6lm bleibt niht olcin bon ollen
9eioen 0cs @riegcs Deri9ont, iou-
bern es miro nit gon5 beionOerer
Sorafalt eepflegt unO er6alten. Sic
@inri6tlng Ser Gilla 5eigt iene mln.
ocrlide 0lii9ung bon giltem Sc
idmad imo proOin5ialer @eibmad-
loiigfeit, Die man in 10 Oielen flene-
rem oGbateaiir~ SSranfrei6's nieOer-
finoet S1on longe Dor Der @iien-
6nbnitotion, bon Der man 5uln @ro-
ben Snlptquartierc gelongt, merOeu
alle 9ieiienoe i'm 3uge itreng contro.
lirt. @angbofer mur0e, ais i'm
6ollptquartiere erlpartet, ioalei9 nit
6relnolidfeit in @nlpfang genon-
men imO 81 Dem S9loB6en gelcitet.
6ier lit nidts bon einem faiierliben
0ausbalte 81 bemerfeu. Gas 2e6en
oes aaiicrs in Der &ricgs5eit poa-
5icbt iid in ielomaBi9er Sdlidt6eit,
muo mlr menige @erionen beriam.
meln iid in Dem fleinen Gnpfangs.
roume, Inn al Der 9l6cuotafel ocs
SfoiierS ais @Gitc tbeil5inc6meu.
Sbr @eiprdd peitrmnte, ais Der
&aiier gemeloet wurOc.
GS lit in Der @reiie piel oaoon er.
5dblt woroen oaB Safer g9ilbelm
wdbreno oes arieges ouberoroentlidD
aeaItert lei Die eugliibe 8reiIe wuB-
tc iogar 81 er5G6len, er iei md6reno
eines ariegsrotbs 5pciinal in i6perc
O6nnladt geiaQen cine g1odri6t, oie
ielbit eiolii1e Seier 10 0eroroB, 0aB
cine 3uidrift an oic ,,geitmiuIter
@a5ette" bon bitteren So6nes iragte,
mober Die Seridteritotter eigentlid
Die 9orgdngc i'm oeiti9eu ariegs-
rotbe miIien molten. 9}im, @ong6o-
Ter, Der oen aoiier crit fiir5lid6 ge-
ie6en BAT, erfldrt oie 9ldttermel.
oung, Dab er ie6r 9eoItcrt iei, iei I'M
ri6tig ugs lit ridtig" nio idrei6t
er), ~iein Soar nit Ser fleinen trobi-
gen @eae an Der rebten Sdldfe lit
Elm wenig grauer gciuoroeu o6er
fom merfli6. ltno cine 6urden.
linie, ole ib frii6er uidt gcpa6rcn
fonnte, 1T in ieine Stirn eingei1nit-
ten mo ibottet 8pii6en icinen
@roucn. 9lbcr es beoorf MIR ciues
eii5igen 9lideS in oes aaiiers Hare.
offenipredenoe 9ugen, Inn 5u wiiien:
oieier N1ann lit ferngeiunO an 9eib
imO Seele, mo CT lit 5ilOeriiGtlid,
6err Der Stuoe nno iider ser Gin.
&c, ole fommen perOeu. @r begriiBt
Den ans goDeru itommenoen Gidter
muf oas Ser5liAiie, nm i'm oleidD
0ur6 Elm Sob ieiner Son0sleute 81
erfreuen. nS6re 9ugern, prodtooae
Seutel @ir ba6en ieite, tiidtiee 9(r-
belt eemadt mo boripdrts ee6t eS
iiberoG. @ott iei Gonfl"
g9ie einfad Der aaiier I'M 6eloe
lc6t, oaOon scuQt sic SpeiIeniolae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27

Der Ybcn0tniel, 0ere1 Sbcllnebn1ec
@ong6ofer mar. IS go6 ge6adeue
See5ungen, faltes 6leiid, aortoiieIu
in Der Shale iuo Sbit. Ga5u ais
@etrdnf frau3oiiiden 2auoweiu mo
@aiier, uHo Oas 9roO auf Dem Glide
mar ariegsbroO, ipie es iebt in gan5
Geutidlauo gcgeiieu miro. Sic llu-
terbalhmg ober mar na6 @ong6o-
fer'S S6ilocrungeu BON Dem einen
groBen @eiite Der 9lr6eit lmO Ser
&fli6terfiilhing be6erridt. g}nb scr
@loloerltlmOe, Die Der @labl5eit folg-
tc, begoben Ser aaiier lno ieiuc
@Gite iid) 81 einem militGrii6cn @ros
jeftions .Gortrage. Sin Cffi5ier er.
lduterte finematograp6iid cine neiie
@riinOung, oie gcnadt woroen mar.
Dit angeipanutem Sntereiie, 5inpei-
len eiuc fuappe 3wii6enfroge ein-
werfeno, iab lno laui1te ser &oiier;
Damn oonfte er Dem Sfii5ier uno
iagte: Gas lit cine CUTE Sade. @er.
oen ms oie 6rau3oieu 0as nadma-
den f6nnen?~ Ger ilnge 0ffi5ier
lddeIt so idnea nidt 0laieItdt,
mir ba6cu Oos iebt crit gcilinOen.
glm nGditen Gage ourfte Sang
6oier oen &aiier inn 9luto 5im Oclt-
iben aronprin5cn begleiten. SSn ser
6riibe no6m er an Oem @ottesOienlte
t6eil. @r ma6te i6m oen tiefiten
Giu0rud. Ser aaiier4 - 10 err
3dblt er - lit fein 8rommlcr a6er
Elm frontmer tiefgl1lbiger Gbriit, Ser
cinen Sag nit @ott begimt iuio nit
Soft beenoet.~ g1a6 Oieier eruiten
ShinOe fubr @augbofer neben Oem
&aiier I'M gliito our1 cine 6errli6e
SanOihaft sum Soitptquartiere Oes
arouprin5eu, imO auf oieier 6obrt
6egann ser &aiier bon Der gepnlti-
gen 9egeilterlng 81 ipreben, NIT
Der Ons gan5e Oeuti1e golf iid in
icneR g[uguittagen 5rm Sample auf
SOB in0 2e6en Inn i'm geidaort Bat
Gr iagte: nGs lit meine idonite
6reuOe, OoB ih Oos erle6en Ourite.
@cm es nidt 10 geipeicn iudre "
Cielen Sas ipraf Der 9aiier nidt 5it
@nOe @oIo mar man in Dem Sblolie
angelangt no Ser 2ronprin5 iein
Sarptquartier atfgeidlagen bat
Batter ino Sobn begriiBten Ii6 ouf3
Ser5Ii6Ite. .Scit Dem 5rii6ia6r
ibeint ii6 sic idlanfe @eitalt 0cs
iungen Seerfii6rers nod geiiredt 81
babeu. Gle Sonne ocs Sonner.
6el05uges imo g8inO lmo g9etter oes
%inters 6a6en ieiu friihes geiimoes
@eIidt ge6rdiint imO in ieinen fro6eu
2lugen gldn5t Die 6reuoe." Ser3li1
lno Dertroulid mar Die Stimmung
bel Dem nm folgenoeu SSriibItiide.
nad oeiien 9eenoiguug Elm 3ug franz
3olIl6er @etangcner, ieltlame @etol-
ten ON &aiier Dorii6crgeiii6rt muroe.
9luf Der &iidfabrt 6ielt oas 9luto an
einem groBen SiigeI, ser beitiegcn
iperoeu ioute. 9legengiiie 6otten oen
lebmigen g9eg idiipfrig gemaft
mas iid beionoers 6ei'm gl6Itiege
fiibI6ar madtc. @ang6ofer frogte
oen aoiier, o6 er i'm fifteen Oiirfc.
mas oieer oanteuO onua6m. gci-
nobe waren iie unten, ga rutidtc
@augbofer ielbit aus ilno ser aoiicr
miiBte ibn feii6oIten. y@aug6ofer's
Can't eruiOerte Ger Goiier lG6elno
nit oen @orten vSoloot lno 9iir-
ger, Ole 6eiOen uniiieu cinonoer BEL.
fen 10 gut iie fonnen."
Gas lit Elm wa6r6eitsgemdBes 9ilo
oes ~@arloros," oes ,neuen9lttilas, /"
wie Die engliic6-iran5oiiibc @rcIie ben
Safer nit gorlie6e 81 benennen iuio
81 l6iloern pilcgt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
2nacntaIeiinna bed Qafnnetfe

SafoDctte, Sno., 26. 6ebr.-
Drei Eerlonen Unroen berlebt oo0on
cine le6enseefdbrlid, ais ser ais
rglep Dorf ono gtep.Gneiono Spe.
cial" befonnte BUG Der Dg}ep. yorf
Central &ine" in Der gdbe bon 2a.
fo1ette entgleiite. Gon oen @aiias
gieren Wuroe 93iemano oerlebt. Gin
@eleisoeieft bat oni6eineno oen linz
foa beronloBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27

N6Bnncnicn, bic ben ,,9cnhden GurreWun.
ocnten" illdt Ddnitlidl Doer nnregclnldRio CT.
Daltcn liio nebctcn, orr Ciilcc bnDrn per Sclf.
puOa ober lhrItlh Nitihelnng So madlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27

SIbOnnentcm, Die !. OsS inafaid6 ~
GurreipOnOcnteu1 nIdll Yfub gs'eSf
Der Office OauOn per - nadl''
idJriiiIi@ Wliti0eilHuO >"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-08

THE BUSINESS OFFICE. Ed
itOrial discussion of the firing of Dr.
Scott Nearing by the reactionary
trustees of the University of Penn
sylVania is interesting AS many ed
itOrs as are free themselves the
moment - resent the censorship of
university thought by political and
BUSINESS MANAGERS of a state
university.
This happens mostly in newspapers
owned by men too ignorant to under
stand that editors are resentfuI large
ly because they are in much the same
position as professors in colleges and
universities, endowed and supported
by the ignorant rich.
One reason we have no such thing
as a free press is that newspapers are
published from the BUSINESS OF
FICE rather than from the editorial
room.
This is largely true also of the uni
Versity and pulpit
In some newspapers the EDITOR
is made supreme, and the business
manager is subordinate to him; but in
most newspapers MONEY rules and
the BUSINESS MANAGER dominates
the editorial and news columns.
Where one man is both editor and
business manager of a newspaper,
the financial needs of the paper lead
to domination of the editorial func-
tons of the publisher by his functions
as BUSINESS manager and ADVER-
Using solicitor.
In the church the preacher is both
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-08


he can go no farther as editor than
his needs as BUSINESS manager /;
will permit. In begging money to sup-s
port the church and pay his own SAIL
cry he Obligates himself to the mem-5
bers who make the most liberal con-
tributions. That is to say, MONEY /
rules because he needs the money.
If he is building a church and beg,
ging the money with which to pay
the bills he must be the BUSINESS
manager and be good to the biggest (,
contributors. Certainly it won't help
his BUSINESS to preach a Christian
ity that Offends the rich members Of
his congregation. Hence he can't go .
very far preaching the kind of Chris
tianity Christ himself preached.
Christ didn't hamper himself with
BUSINESS management. He went
where the people were outdoors IN
der the canopy of heaven. And the
people followed him. He was a MAN ,
builder, not a STEEPLE-bUilder.
Billy Sunday can't preach the
Christianity of Christ, for that would
not interest Big Business, and it
would not pay as a business prOpO-.
sitiOn. Ma Sunday is the BUSINESS.
manager of the Sunday firm; and Ma
Sunday runs the whole show. Editor
Billy Sunday is managed from the.
BUSINESS OFFICE.
Most colleges and universities are
beggars. One of the best things they.
do is to pass the hat. They get.
mighty few contributions from the
poor. And they get most of their adj
vice where they get most Of their.
mOney-fTOm the rich.
Successful business and profess
sionaI men are appointed on the
board of trustees or governors. They
hand-pick the president and he tries
to edit the professors. The BUSI-.
NESS OFFICE is in control
That's why DR.. Scott Nearing lost,
his iOh