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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-09
PROMINENT ELES IN
BISBEE AT Meeting
State Executive Sommittee win
Hold Special Session
This Morning.

FlFs M sl1faV-ido nr0minonco win
moot boro todsy tbo occseior heinz
Tho orgari,s.io, ,r tba e..cptivs com.
rrft+aa cr tre r. p d rIrs paunfop
tssocfstio, or Ar,,,r, rbav viii
Mold f,ef,. arst 1000, Of n ,bfa
,1o,,ing and probqbly an ,rterroop
s.-sior &c ,r.rl
Tba first or the ort-ortov.p F1ps IN
roach Risbaa for todav,s meeting was
va CIeago,, N-,ge,t of -rrosoD tho
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-09
The Bargain Counter
of the Southwest

Inc classified columns Of the Bis
pee Daily Review contain daily more
real bargains for the thrifty investor
than can be found in any other med
ium. Read this page every day and
you win surely find what you are
ioOl;ing for.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-09

The total railroad equipment orders
placed in September rails. cars 10.
comotiyes, bridges and structural
work-will make draft upon the steel
mills for $4,000 tors of steel bars,
plates, shapes and other forms.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-09
ELKs' DANCE

About forty couples enjoyed the
Elks' dance last night, the event prov
ing very pleasant opening of the
autumn and winter social season of
this lodge. The music, furnished by
Mrs. Mae Phillips orchestra. was es-
pecially fine
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-09

The car shops booked orders in
September for 1853 cars. including
freight and passenger equipment
$3.50 cars for repairs, 1888 steel un,
derirames and 81 dump cars Last
week the car contracts placed amount
ed to l,419.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-09
COAST LEAGUE

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Portland at Salt Lake.
Vernon at San Francisco.
Oakland at Los Angeles.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Oakland 4, Los Angeles 2.
Vernon 4. San Francisco g.
Portland 4, Salt Lake 4. (Called on
account of darkness; IA innings).
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-09

simple living, combined with hard
work, is the price Of success as an
opera singer declares Miss Edna
Munsey, the prima donna.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-09

7 St~John -Gaffney, American con-
sui general at Munich, Germany,
whose resignation has been request
ed by the state department on the
ground that he persisted IN making
partisan utterances ON the war, con-
trary to instructions from this gov
eminent, says he Is the victim os a
plot iustiCated Ey the British gov
erEment because Of his Irish name
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-09
SCHOOL TABLETS.

Good quality scratch pads. SC and
roc per pound Job Department Re
view office PFC
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-10-09

The Burlington car movement i'm
September increased 1900 cars over
the same month last year
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-26
CORNYN GIVEN
LICENSE after
CAREFUL PROBE

f Following a lengthy executive SEES
sion from which their attorney. Clar-
ence II. Olson was absent, the mem
tiers Of the board of Oahu liquor license
commissioners yesterday afternoon
granted renewal of licenses TO Jose
QuaintaI, Service Saloon; Philip F.
Cornyn Click Sullivan, Fashion Sa-
loon. and Drake &. Smith, Encore Sa-
loon ...- ~.
The renewal of these licenses, and
especially that of Cornyn. was pro-
tested by the Anti-Saloon League,
mainly on the grounds of ''undisclosed
interests" H. Gooding Fields report
Of the financial transactions OF
Charles G. Bartlett former president
and manager of the brewery, shows
that from July 3, 1913, to October s.
1914 Cornyn borrowed from the
brewery about $4,000 -.-... !:
On March q, 1914, Quintal gave
the brewery demand note for $4,000,
according to the report. The report
shows that on December IL, 1913, W.
+. Drake of the Encore Saloon gave
the brewery demand note for So.
1885, and On January 1, 1915, anoth-
er demand note for s1S7.53 ...-..
Cornyn had been placed en- the grill
before the comm ssion on several oc-
casions, and his testimony had the ap-
pearance of being very unsatisfac-
tory. He was on the stand again yes
terday for few minutes.
What became of the receipts you
cent to Mr.. Schuman and Mr. Sayres
at the brewery" asked Chairman
Lowrey -. 49, ~
"Sayres said the matter l.: all
squared up and We will tear up all
this old stuff There were 10 or IL
receipts and a note for $500. They
we're torn up" answered Cornyn.
Cornyn, in answer to a question,
said he had left the receipts with Mr..
Sayres. the manager, at the brewery.
Then he said he believed H. Gooding
Field gathered athem up.
Later, Cornyn testified that he had
had heated argument" with Presi-
dent Schuman. ~
Il might have mentioned the where
abouts of those receipts, but the ar
he said.
Didn't you say yesterday that you
had not seen Mr.. Schuman?" the chair
man asked. Z ......-
mo, sir, said saw Mr.. Schuman,
answered Cornyn. Il said ! didn't re-
member if spoke to him about the
notes"
Action en- the license of Thomas A.
Marlowe. proprietor of the Kentucky
Bar, who admitted he told the board
a falsehood last year when he testified
he had gotten from relatives the $4,000
with which he bought the saloon, when
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-26

he really borrowed the money from
the brewery, has been deferred until
Monday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
The three-months' suspension of the
license of Rosa & Company will begin
July 10 and end October II, inclusive
E. G. Peters, attorney for the COM
pany, made an eloquent plea to the
commission that itsimpose a fine on
the company instead of suspending the
license. He suggested a fine of $500
intimating that the company would
lose that amount of money through
the suspension. ..-l...* -. ~.
The charge is that the company
violated the regulations of this board,
in that its records were not properly
kept" said Chairman Lowrey. "And
also that Manager Calhao connived in
the violation of the, federal law against
selling illicit liquor. There is no de-
sire on the part of the board to change
its decision"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-26

transportation on the Punaco river,
in the Mexican oil fields. has been re.
sumed and oil companies are again
shipping Oil from Panuco to Tampic2
The British navy draws the greater
part of its fuel oil from that district
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-26
TILT Of WATER
RATES PUT OFF;
TO TRY Meters

The new water rates. which are an
increase over those now in force,
were ordered postponed by the board
Of supervisors on unanimous vote at
hearing held late yesterday. The
period of postponement probably will
be six months. Instead OF trying new
rates it was decided TO thoroughly test
several makes of meters, and when
one is found that is satisfactory, me-
tiers of that make. are to be installed
generally throughout the city. -
About so people were present and
there were several speakers, but only
one of these, l.. l.. McCandless, voiced
his opposition to the meter system
He said that meters helped the gov
eminent to rob the. consumers. J. T.
Warren, Raymond c. Brown. George
r. Carter, w. w. Chamberlain, Lorrin
A. Thurston, Supervisor Hollinger and
others spoke in favor of meters and
against the immediate going into ef-
feet of the new rates. -. 49,. -.
A letter from F. p. Fog nrty, owner
Of many water privileges, was read.
Fogarty cited several instances of
rates established in houses owned by
himself and others, and not any two.
he said, are alike and all are discrim-
inatory J.:
Superintendent Murray of the water
works explained the workings of the
new rates and presented a report to
show that the expenses of the water
works department now exceed the rev.
enue. All speakers expressed salts
faction with the method of Murray in
the affairs of the water
and sewer works department. :..
The statistics quoted during the
hearing by Raymond c. Brown were
obtained by him from books and sta
tistical matter now on file in the new
reference library of the
Chamber of Commerce. for which Ed
Towse has boosted so long. ........
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-26
JUDGE STUART WANTS HAWAIIAN
ESTATESDIVIDED IN SMALL LOTS

tcontinued from page oney
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-03

sSrnli, iina ober nlt, infer aaliScS
Solt bcoarf nod, gar icbr Der @r5ie.
bnltg llitb 9clehrling in Gaden &c.
trcifs Der biirgerliden 9silid)teii lno
cines oeiilmoen NatriotiSnuis. Gin
Ariuuocr Batriotismis wi,rSeIt in
!retem @rinbe in einem frdftiDcn
mOraliibcn 9ehen. Iic @nra1uge in
Giirooa baben eas umerifaEiifc @olf
sam gsohoenfen gebrabt Gie ae.
iantnitc aSrciie bot lid nod nie iouicI
bclaBt init sSraaen betreiis 6es allle.
mcincn @olfsDobls ilno uniercr Ye.
5ienlngcn an Dem slmslanoe. slua
uiclenl, mas bieriIber eeiast lpirb, lit
3u erfenneil Sab baS omerifaniide
GoIf oils ieiner geiabrlid)en Selbit.
perbIenoing berails 3u elmer @rfcnut.
nib iciner eiacnen SdNp1bell uno
SdGben gcfonlnen lit. Gin ernitcr
Son oilrd)0rinDt bas gnit3c. aomnlcn
mir ab BON imicrer @cporntluloilnge.
illd,t ilno getel mir Die 8eriud)e aut
lrgeno cinen Sbeil Der @epolfernnO
iiir rnamerifS iidc 3Iucde cin5uinn
Gen. Us niibt oodj nid)ts. Iie 9cutil,
9Inrtlitaner bi1Itel bis ~ ben ,Siini.
1igcr SaGren ccs porisen Sdbrbuut
Der. 5ur oemofratiiden 8artei. neil
herel HoIitif ben 6renlbgeborenen
iinb Gingciponbcrtcn aegeniiber ibnta
jlioltc. GbGlcid) 6ieic liartci ibncu
clio @crtbeil brnd)tc. inltcn iie lid
pon hcricIben cbne 3oBcrn Ios, nis
Die repnbIitaniidr Yartei ins Sc6en
trat lmn Die cibiihe mo moraIiitc
Norhcr.ing Der 9IbidaiilIug Der IN.
uiirol9cn Stiopcrci altf ibre ,Sdbnen
idpricb. @ir piiieu alidi bciltc. mag
mir noIlcH imo iibcr oas Giltft.
bepubticin Ger 0tuiidlnmcrifaner
trcuht man iit mcSer ii gSaibington
nod, iouit irgcltomo Die ecringlhn
aOpiifmcricn 81 MAIDEN. Sic lperOen
hiC Ncaicrilng bel ibreu geIirebun.
gcn, ben 6rie6cn iiI crholtcn, itas
lmtl ;itiiBeu. 3cnn Sas gclf mil 6cn
IrieSrn. llnb mcm Die glegierlmg an.
0erc, ibrer aniit)t mad inlihe Och.
neu mauOcIn icIlte, 10 spcrben fie ibrrn
laiBcu GinfIub barou iescit iic uie.
Der ali ocn ridjti0cr @rg 3!iriidju.
briracu 1ns itI bas ociIiid1.ainerl.
tauiide Groeramm iiir ben @Rrtcn
HSlili iein!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-03
6res-Ru uoieuelt.
BON aOH.srabmiral J. .. aaInu b.
Sofe.

Gs IN gum minbsit,n ouffdlig,
bab fptosr bic snelii6s, nod bic BON
Gnalano tontrolliert. amsritaHiIhe
prsfs es ipas.n, bag 9eii.ben gsipiis
Ter abma6unesn 3piihsn ten Rsgies
runaen bieIsr aGnber fir ben Gan,
bab bsibe Uber zines bsrIslben ppn bem
abiteulidsn Miliiarismus ansssrifs
fen fperben fpIleR, nb3uleusrsu. Winn
Itpeiei iid ipis auf @srabrtbung aug.
neil iplts Dement'S ihon burd bas
tbati6hlide DsrbdltsH Der 8treinigisn
Staaten 9iiasn g.iirafi iinb, unb su
srtportsn III. bob bic offentlihe W.is
nuna In ben Der. Staaten, ipenn ii6er
bisle angeleeenbsit nod mtbr burhs
iidern follie. als ffon bisber geIh.s
ben. iia penissr ipillfdbris srtpsiien
lOnnte ais bic brdpsn Gngldnbsr, bic
ii6 BON Cir Gbtuarb @rsD sInuben
lieben, bdb binbenbe glbmu6lnssn
;piIhen enslunb unb Srantreid unb
habur6 aud nit giublanb ni,mals
singeganssn porben f.i.n. Gs mag
idbon ri6tis isiu, bub bic Derantpuri.
lifeu Qsiter Der poliiil Der Der.
Stanisn sinem form,llen abitlub bes
BON gnslanb onastroosn.n Sanbels
dussspiden iinb. oub Elm SAein.
auf ben man eesebenen 5atIs pos
den t0nnte, eriItieri; anbe.erieits
lieeen Ssniissnb an,ei6sn baf!ir Dor.
bdb jpiihen ben mabgebtnben
Gteqsn unb ben bintsr Der Sront
iiebenbsn Drdbtsistern bes on9Ios
ameriianif6en @robiapitnis Ginbers
iiGnbniB bariibsr bsftanc .rab Der b,ut,
ihen grpanfiou, bem panaermaniss
mus. bem Wilitarismus imb ipis olls
bic Shldsip6rter fir bic INNER uns
iit fiiblbar mn6cnbe
beuti6s anturrsns auf bsm MeItmartt
bsibtn mSssn elm uniibsripinbIi4er
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-03

Der Fenograpbif@e Be-
riot iiber bic Seugenpernebmuns
RooiepeIts BEL isinem LATHAM betanns
ten 9ro3eb sessn ben Rem gortsr BOB
garnes, pslder jeBt peroffentIttt
pirS, lit busu ansetban, Dem Hau4'
reiter ben glim6us zines 9pltstribunen
pullenbs su nsbnlen. Der InpdIt
Barnes, Spins, ri4tete an ben Ssugen
folgsnbe 6rugen: nSuben Sic jemass
ben 8unbsseensraIaHpdlt @rdnlabt.
sesen ben Stabltruit OorSuseberg
RooI.: Rein. - Sp.: nSerr Grid
iteuerte gu Sbrem Wdhlfunbs i'm Sab
re 1904 bei?" Rpoi.: Sapobl Sp.:
glu6 Serr @arp be5abIte einen aams
pasnebeitrag?" =. RoOi.: Guh er. -
Sp.: nDar Serr psrtins elmer Der
9eitrasIeiitenben3" - RooI.: Sapobl.
Sp.: ,1ieie Serren iparen unb iinS
Te6r intim nit bem Stuhliruit oerbuns
ben9D - RpcI,: So. has 1T rittl9.
So.: ,S1ben sic jemdis ben Sulloese
@jeneralaupaIt inItruirt, in irgenb Ell.
ner Jorm gegen bic SarpeIter 60. eins
suItreiten3" - Roci.: Wein. - Sp.;
.9efanb iid Serr pertins unter ben
9eitmgleiinnben i'm Sabre l904P" -
Stool: 2tasrbings. Su.: rSubsn
Sic iemals ben 9unoes General
arpalt osrunlabt, gesen Die glmeriran
Yopber So. (ben pulpertruiD etn5us
Itreften?" Rooi,: Rein. - Sp.:
rSerr Coleman ou ppnt (oer prdii
bent oes pulosrtruits) Istitste einsu
geitrag gu Sbrem Dablfonos9" -
Roof.: Sapohl. - Sn oie'er
5aaen, oa bic RopfeOeltI6e gfiiitungs.
Sampagne nieberum Die beionbere
llntsritiisuns oes @arp, 5rid Sapab,
Qertins, Coleman ou gont uiD. -
alies RiiitunssiHtsreIienten - finbst.
1T es mebr als ansebra6t, an oisle
materisle Seite Der RooieDsIt gegsis
iteruna gu srtnnsrn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-03

Die BON ben Sran5ofen
pdbreno Der &dmpfe I'm 2em6ers be
sonnene Sffeniiue 1T ebeniu 'lGalid
5uiammensebro6en, pie ale friiberen
berartiseu 9eriude, ben RuTcn 2uft
au Deri9affen. Dugesen iaeinen bic
Deutf6en uuf bem peitIi6eu ariegss
fdduplas pisber sur SffsnIioe !ibsrs
sssansen gu fein unb es Iiebt gang 10
aus, als tpiirbs es ibnsn gelirgsn, bel
Uerbun sineu aeil bura bic fyana0s
iif6en ainieu gu ireiben unb ois tpi9a
fise Jeituns In ibrsn 9eiis 5u brins
gen. Gin allsemsines RiidfpGrtsgshsu
ipdre bic unpermeiblihe 5olss, ipOIIen
iiG bic Sranaoien ntdt Der @sfabr
ausfeben, bub ibre setrsnntsn qinien
eiHaeIH aufeerollt nerben. gs piirbe
nift iiberraiaen, iOllte bic Resieruns
ipieber ,rnonen-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-03
zd,nellnerfeb febrsanlase.
lie acmmiiiiom empiahI asisrH oen
y'hrarmsiitsr in ibrsm 9,eridjt
ben 3Ann No. 4.
1is gnlassiOiteH luerOn anf s5,7i7,.
$40 Dsranidl!agt.

Ter BAN elmer S6ncilpcrfehrs.
anInae Siirfte ilt) fir Ole Stnot ani
S5.TiTs49 Iiellcn. ooraiiS9eieet, bnB
ii6 tie Siabt iiir bic empiehIimgcn
eiiiid;eioet, Die be3iifli6 bieieS Bro.
icits IN Dem gcrid,t enthnIien iiiin.
scr o.itern pon Der niuurebr aus beiH
lint ifcibenSen S1delucrtebrs.
Stonlniiiion giirgermeiiier 5. 2
SIcJcl uHierbrettet pitroe.
gsie bereits in oieieu SyaIteu az
gcbcutct. beiiirTportet bic slpnuHiiiicE
ben Glnn 20. 4, lpie ibn ieincr 3eit
Die Ggpertcn nuSgenrteitet bdttci.
Ileier 4lon iicht cine 9abnlinie boz.
Die pon ssorrpoob alisaeljt, blrd bic
1Hd Greet Sd)lud)t unS inter ben
SiuIS gtcii s,art Siut,aeiiibrt miro
imb MI ut. aonms bis in Die e,c'
eciS Scs sseuninIbnnia gabnnois
eulahg gett, Bon bort iiibrt bic
YabnIinie iiber Die Qenrl inr A,alnit
Sirnbe. lnterirSii6 an Ser 8olnut
Strabc aim aonal lnlo oaun Inn sin.
uaiGett bis nod Il. 9ernoro. iporaui
es Dnrd, Die 6clber BON II. gerucro
mad Dem auSaaa5splmft in RcurooO
JuriiGgeht.
Tic acmmiiiion beiliriporirt. baj
iails Der aannl III eincn 9ouleparO
luHgcpanSclt lpcrSen iOIlie. bieier
Ncnlc9arO 3n glcidcr 3eit nit Dem
g,ahnhan oneeiegt luerSen fOate. IA
Die Stnot nllf 6icie @eiie beoeutcHbs
griocruiiic madrn ipiirSe.
Eir gdltoiten iiir Die gabnlnlnal
ioltc, rad Der aHii6t Der soHmii.
ii0n, bie Stnoi trageit nber Die Nh.
laac und' beren sSrrtIeiirIlung Der.
pndl.,n. Gilcroings iUirb ieiicis scr
aonmiiiion jiigriinuben. bn5 Die an.
lagc iidj fatm BON alBbeainn all rem.
tiren rmS Die Sinoi Oaber obnc ,Srage
III osn erlieH ,Sabren eincu SbSIl Der
aolirn 81 Sefen blbcn ip!irhe.
Sn bent aoiicnanidlag Der acm.
miiiIrn iinb Die llntoitcn fir bic
HraiinnInge iciuie iiir bls rcIlennc
s'eh;ebsndieri1I nlt)t nit einbelrii.
iet. lIno oieie llntciien Dlirfien iid)
na6 Der St)aenng Der 9htalicocr Der
aomnliiiien aMf ehpa 50. 100000
itrilen.
SGliebIif crild)t bic acmmiTiion
IN ibrein geritt ben g,iirsermeiiier.
er icNc iobal6 als moglid) bic nett,
:sdneapcrtcbrsfommiiiion inter ben
geitirmlllgen oes @aucrgeietcs er.
llennen, Onmit bic 2,iirgeritdft iit.r
bic n5tbigr @onbnusgnbe aeIcaeniliA
Der fommenbeu SerbitwabI nbiiiIn.
men fam.
Ger @eridt murbe Sem Wilrecr.
nleiiter bon inmmtIidcn @litpIieecrn
Der siommiIiior. ben Scrren q. q.
eopnrbs, George 9sidyta, Biliinm
Cooper ssrocter. George r. Ticterle
NIB Sernann Sd)ncibcr iiberreidt
Imb bic acmmiiiicn bicIt Adnn cine
!dneere stonferenS be5iiaIid bes u.
ridHs nit benz Staotoberbnupt ab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-03

Nus Der Rapib 1ronfit
Bah pGrben RoriDooo unb Ct.
9ernaro ben srDbten 8Ortbeil ,ieben,
benn, .pGbreno bic gineinnutisrgiiresr
fir bic ausfiibruns bss proist.ss piele
wtilionen Dollars ausgeben miFen,
senieben bic beiben Srte bic 1Sriidte
pbne gu ben 2aiten aud MIR einen
Gent beisutrasen. 9lbsr serabs ROrs
ipocb unb ct. Bernard iinb bieienigsr
Srte, pel9e iia bislans itanbbaft ses
ipeisert boben, iid Don Der 9robftabt
eineerneinoen gu lafen. Wsr an ben
Sesnuneen srobitdbtiidsr Girridtuns
gen gntbeil baben min, iOuts nuh bic
2aften traseu belfsn. Sect bie!et fi4
bic Selesenbsit, auf bic beioeu Srts
f9afteu einsn fanften Druid ausaus
i;bsH, gum 0ater Gincinnatus su toms
men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-03

StaIien 1T febr.uneebat.
ten, 3uieben gu miiiIen, ME Serbien
unb Wontenegro un6 nunmebr aud
@riedeulano in gll6dnien suareis
fem, pdbrenb i6m burd feline nit
Seiterreih getpagte grtratour Sie 6Gn.
be gebunoen iinb. Dir t0nnen bds
MibfalIen sStdliens Oerfeben, benn
ipenr unter Rdubern ni6t einmal mebr
fer 9runbfas Oom Sair pldD gilt,
bann mub ia oas ganae @ertrauen in
bi, Wenf9bett futfd gsben. 2onbon,
paris unb Setersburg ioaen iebt bel.
fen. Sic iinb bardn erinnsrt iporbsn,
baB fie nebit Stulien I'm Sabre 1912
fiir bic Grridtung zines fslbItitinbi9en
Staotes 2lIbonien eingetreten iinb unb
fih nah bem 4uSbru6 bes Grieoes ges
einiet bdben. bic dlbdnii4e 5rage duf
Der ndHItsn Sriebenstonferen5 gu ers
Iebieen. Stalieu f4eint Ders.Her suI
baben, bab ss tn eriter 2inis Ssutf9'I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-03
UNITED STATES DEBT
TO GERMANY
BY JOHN QUINCY ADAMS

Sober consideration of the facts OF
history. long-range view OF con-
ditions in true proportion, an open
minded desire 10 obtain absolute
truth. ought to be the basis OF Amer
lean judgement as TO the fundamental
right OF the nations at war. Such
contemplation reveals unalterable
facts. and IL at once becomes ap-
parent that The United States Is
under large obligation TO Germany
America Is indebted to Germany
for friendship by which this coun-
try has benefited more than a centu-
ry. II was indeed Frederick the
Great who arst recognized American
independence The international af-
fairs between the two countries have
always been on basis OF cordial un-
derstanding, and by contrast II may
be remembered that we have fought
two wars with Esgland.
From the earliest times. people OF
German birth and blood have been
among the most progressive citizens.
They have stood for construction In
the growth Of our national wealth.
Statistics show that their contribu-
ton to our economic growth exceeds
that Of any other nationality; also
that their cost in the correction OF
lawlessness and vice has been the
least OF any nationality. The German
influence in our economic develop
ment is indisputably great,
Furthermore. American citizens o:
German blood have always been loyal
to this country. During the Civil
War while English public opinion
menaced the safety OF the Union
cause as bitterly as Confederate bayo-
nets. hundreds OF Thousands Of men
OF German origin offered their lives
70 the cause OF Lincoln. and fought
Loyalty for IT, Who can estimate how
large a part these loyal men of Ger
man origin may have contributed 10
the final succsss OF the Union cause?
Meanwhile. II cannot be forgotten
that England was preparing to re-
ceiye ENJOYS from the Confederacy
In recognition OF the latter's soyer-
eighty. Moreover. at the same time
war vessel was fitted out by Eng
lish capital to prey on Northern ports
and Northern commerce. ENGLAND
later paid the United States $4,000
600 for this breach OF neutrality.
This is mentioned as an example OF
the differences between England and
Germany In attitude toward us.
When the development of the ele-
ments Of American culture are con-
sldered the debt to Germany looms
large Music alone. as an example.
is proof OF this. Not only for the
composition but for the execution Of
a large percentage OF the best music |
in this country Americans are In
debted TO Germany. Such a musician |
as the conductor OF the Boston Sym
pkony Orchestra, for example. is pro-
vided only through the courtesy Of
the Kaiser and the German people.
Deprive our orchestras and musical
the country over OF
German compositions and German
and further musical at
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Die britif6e Regierung
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tritif9e Shlahtflptte bon ben beuts
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fam, iobab pobl etpas Dabres baran
fein mub. Die 5lotte ibetn gesen bies
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6ur9t Dor ben llnterieebouteli, bab lie
bic belebteiten Sdiffabrtitrabsn gang
lih pbne ShuB ldbt.
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