davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-05
lOIl ei au5 gro56rilannien.
Arbritfr 5Albious wfrbrn I'M ltamfn sfs lJa-
triotismns bis ants Dlut ausgelOgen.
Grlaiieu NHirni an ameritanii1e Sriber.

glstp gorf, l. Sept. Ginen b6Ien
GtoB barfte unIersr naGiierten
srsfe4 elm RunoIdrsibsn DerIessu,
iDeIds fosbsn aus engliiden 2(rbeiterz
freiIen bsi ben bisiigen 9lrbeiterorga=
nilutirnen eingetroffeu iit. Ser Brief
fiiArt nit einem Shlage ole gan3e
S5rlonsnalerei, pie tie in ben engiiIas
lzelnnitden Srgauen bier3ulanbe be-
sii9lih Der 3uitdnos in @jroBbritans
gifgn geirieben miro, d6 abfuroum, uno
e febIt ni1t an I6peren Qnflagen
9egen Die en9lifhe Regierung fpie
aud gegen Die englif9eu aopitaliiten.
msl9 leBtere offen befnuIoigt pers
BEN, Die ariegspotlage benuBt gu baz
ben, Inn aus .6en engliiden 99lte
pnbere 45reiie fir sfriegsinaterialien
tsrous8uprehen uno. mas nod f9Iims
l.:er lit, um i4lec9.es Material 3u 6o-
len Yreiien lOs5upereen.
Gs foheint, ols Eb bic 9(r6eiteri9aft
Gn9lonos IaugIam Die S9leier 3u
9srreiBen besinne, peI6e ibr 9amsz
iportb II, q. Dor bas gsiitige 4uge
pin5en. @pn jsser Fat es iih ee3eigt,
baB in Der englif9an @rbeiterlhait
niat Der gsrtn9ite Gnt9uiiasmus fir
bic 8risgspolitit Oes $Jerrn @re1
h.rridate, obipobl tinige Qtrbeiterfiibz
ret it9 ais no4 drgere RaOaupatrio=
ten ertpieIert, ols iogar Der 0err
GburGiu. Die 6efonnensn 4rbeiters
fabrer f9ieoen aus Der Hegierung aus
uan Dsnn audi ihre Motipe unfdngIi9
t9n Der engliiden Mrbeiterf6aft nibt
bc9riTfen lpurOen, 10 bat Der 5eil Der
GnGidnocI, psId)sr ben SmiiBengrd=
ben in 95lonoern bas SSleiI6 unb
Slut Iieiert, Oie 4rbeiterl2aft NAM
lib, beute einIeben gslernt, baB Oieie
ais rfdllec3ie potrioten" nerIarieenen
Til1rer in @obr3sit bic belteu 9reunz
re ns5 engliiaen 8oItes paren.
Der 3pfd bts 8titrn ous Gnglano
f!st eingetroffsaen Nufrufes lit ni4t
ncr. Gelb fit Die nptlsioeu0en Qtrbeis
tsr gu fnmmeln. fonbern man Mil
r1elltF1t ole gtrbeitet Der Ser. Gtdas
ten ouf Die s2ot unO Dos GIeno
IN England dufmerfidm MAIDEN.
Ian mill tie nnrnen unb iie por eiz
mem dhnIi6cn S4idIal bebiiten. Der
aufruf ipri4t fir fidh felbit:
,GiS1er mar e8 nic1t Der Wan=
Gel an PotriptismuS otr sngliihen
arbeiter." " feiBt es, rpslter 5u ben
9tu8itdnoen gefGbrt bn:. 8ie 9es
hensmitteIpreiFe ipurtcn nm 25 9roz
sent erb0bt, bic QtrbeitJebsr 3ogen
borous 8orteile, ba iie BEN 2ebenss
mitteImartt beferrI6sn, unb Die 99e=
aierung peigerte iia, ARaBnabmen
fir ben G9ub ter 2ttteter unb ib-
rer GamiIien 5u er8rsifen Seit
3eFn N}onoten ipirb betcnt, ,fiub es
Die prgoniiierten 2(r6eiier, ipel1e
hen 20iuenantsil bes Samples, I'M
Iofern 8rpB6ritonpien in 8etroht
ion1nt, !rogen. 5n ben leBten aipei
Mpnoteu," ipirb 3ugeitanpen, .napm
Bic 2trbeitsIeiitung bes @oItes ab.
jsbp9 nur, neil es 9dnsIi6 erI90pft,
ermottet lit unb ni4t ldnger Sag
uno Noht arbeiten fona.
Die @rbeiter Hagen ihr bittsres
2tib. WdtSig Stunben or6eiteten
oIte 6anDperter~in hen fsabriten.
SIRE raItloie SGtigfeit iplte @rpB=
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-05

6oadnoer aus alien 5eIlen
aaIiforlliens farnen 9eitern aui Der
&onama Gaciiic 2lusitenlmg Bll.
ianinen, Inn heu @eburtstag Der
&onigiu g9ilhe .ainc 81 feieru 9ie.
ie 1T am 81. 2Iuguit 1880 geboren
Qlu gor6 beg Ieit 8eginu oes
arieges in Rep gort internierten
0ompfsrs ,greIibsnt Nincoln4 bon
Der 6amburg- 4mericasgiuie fino
fiinf3ebn Peripnsn ertraatt @e5unbs
heits6eumte babsn een @nmpfer unz
Ter 2uarantdne geitellt,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-05
8ul1etin:

2serIin, l. Sept, Srabtlss nasb Saypiue, 6.
:. amtlisb suirN nsiteeteilt, Sass ieit Ssm Sc.
einn Scr ere5en Nemtisben Offeniiuc eeeem SmS'
lanS ans ?. 2lIai SIC 4miem penieitens 500, 900
2lgann an Getem mnS DcrtumnOeten uerlsren bas
ben. 2l1ebr ais 100000 Hniien ,pmrSen IN Sis'
ier 3sit eefaneet eenemtmtem.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-05
Sit nuUabrIdeinliO.
Melonng Der OdniitEen 3ritung
,5OlfeblaO" in 6OlOiug.
lleber 7ebattc i'm 9iei6stag.

aOpenbaqen, 9dnemart, /. Sept,
l6er Qonoon. Die in 6oIoing ers
ideinenoe Gren33situng p5olfebldb, :"
Die ange6liG uber oausge3ei6neie"
Reui9feitsqeuasn in 8eutidlono Dsrs
Fugt, melbet, OaB in Der lebten SeI=
iion beg 0eutIasn Rei6sta9s anldBs
lid1 elmer De6atte iibsr Elm uationaIes
DienTtpfli4tssieB e. 3u i4arFen Nus
einanosriekg19en flm, Die 0te beuts
T9en 3eitunsen auf a8eie9l bon oben"
in i6ren Spalten Mot ertpdhnen oiirz
fen.
Rad sem o15olteblab" nirb baa
oienItDfli6tise 2Iter auf "a Sabre
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-05
@en. Seotts Setidtt.
JrieOeusappell bon gilla nnO 9Inbdn'
qeru aiinitta amfaenommeu.

8aI6inqson, 1. Sept. @enerol
M}opor 6u96 g. Scott, Der G6ef Oes
@eneralitabes Der 8uHbesormee, Ger
erIt Dor einigas Sogen aus 81 PaIo,
3eras, 3uriid geteprt lift, eritattete
prdiibent @iIion geItern 8eriht iiber
Ole meritdniide Gage. SSn 81 paio
tonferierte Sen. Scott nit perI9iez
oenen meyifanii4en Gibrern, unter
oeRen Ii9 aud @en. 8iQa 6efono.
9o6 Der 2tnIi4t Scott5 lift Der pans
ameritaniIAe 5rieoensappeq in oem
BON Sen. 8i1a tontrpllierten 3erris
torium febr giinitig aufgsnommen
poroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-05
llnflare @eriisbte.
6 larbbuDt, Oas ngIrabic" per:
ienite, augeblih uerIUrcn.
Seutid)lauOs 6ntgessufOmmsu.

Wafbington, /. Sept @raf BON
8ernitprff. Der beutide 8OtI4after
in ben Der. Staaten, bate beute
morgen cine tur3e 8pnferen5 nit
Stoatsletretdr 2aniing, in Der er
biefem i'm Guftrage ieiner Regies
rang mittsiIte, bnB 9eutI6Ionb bas
qrin3ip, boB pnHnsierbampfer Dpr
BEN 2lngriff sslpnrnt perten iouten.
angenommen babe. Cine biesbe5iigz
Iide fdriftlide GrtlGrtn9 ptrO Der
8otidafter bem Stoat5cepartement
ipGter 3ugeben IaFen. Der Bot
f6after ertldrte, baB Der Stoatss
ietretdr sineu geri6t iibeg ben 9srz
Iuuf Der 8onferen5 vsrDffentli6ta
perbe. gr ielbit perp:igerte iebe
9lugtunIt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-05

@oibinston, 1. Sept, SIN Gtaatss
beportemett nurbe beute mittag bic
grtldrung obgegeben, poB Der omes
ritniI6e 8oti4after page am Gage
mad bsm llnter9onae Der n2(rabic"
cos GtaatsOepartement informierte,
baB in Der NGbe her SteIIe, mo bic
r2lrnbic" ianf, Elm beuti4es Inter
issboDt 3eritDrt porben isi.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-05

BaIbington, 1. Sept. SIN Gtoats,
oepartement lit ii6er Die WsloiInd.
baB oas beutIae 2ou6bOot, bos bic
nQrc6ic" torpebiert babe, ipGter pers
niftet porben fei, offi3ieIl nidt Be-
tnnut, unb man ipeigtrte ii6 infolges
oefien aun, etlpas iber bic S6ritte
mit5uteilen, bic bic Regierunq in
einem IDlTen 6olle 3u unternebnpn
geoentt. 2lnideinenb tpirb cine g(ut.
nort auf bic ameritaniI9e 2nFroge
6e5iiqIih Der n4rabit" e2tngels1euheit
pon 9eu!fdIanb in ben ndhfen 9as
gen erpartet,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-05

Berlin, l. Sept. geamte Der 6eut=
Fhsn Marinebeb0rbstn IieBen geftern
abeno burhblider, bnB iie oen 8erz
luit RES llnterieebootes, bas Die ,Qrnz
bic" torpebierte, fir m1sli6 bielten,
rsil oas bstrsffsnbs 3au66oot bisher
nod nidt 5uriidgetebrt fci. Dies iei
tim 10 anifnllencsr, neil Die iibriqen
lnierieebOote, Die glei6faIIs an Der
eneliIten 8eittuffe tdtig paren, IN
5piihen in bsuti6en 5dfen ongetoms
men uno bic 9ommanoantsn oerIels
ZEN ibre 8eribie eingelieisrt baben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-05

- 9eim llmfippen zines Wotors
boots ertranten geitern in Der 9G6e
BON Granb 9opibs. Uli9., bier pers
Ionen.
S5n Der llmgegenb bon S6angs
6ni, Gbtna, iino bel einem Sturm
500 perIonen umgetommen. Der am
Gigtntum ongeri9tste Shaoen pirb
auf $5,000,O00 geIddBt.
Sn 6airiielo. st.. itarb beute
morgsn in feiner 0obnung Somuel
!. DoDis jr., Der 9rdiioent Der so
como6i,e GDmpaab Of @merica".
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-05
9roOnoS 6alOiger JaQ erwarlet,
lri oct Drrtolgnng bfr lin0rn ma4rn brnt-
l6r l)rrbanbftf 5000 nrur Gftangtue.
Sic oencrrci6cr trbcntetcn fiiufsis SOiomutiptn.

ucm, suei Giien6ubusise anb cine
srOke 1enge bun SriessmatericI
fieleH in uuiere SdnSs.
.gei Sniniudu, @orodow, ga.
3idotp uno Sur5e boben iuIere
Ertppen ben GeinS sur Gortiesnng
ieiner 5Iudt se3tuunsen.
n9lm Stripa 8luB per6en Die
admpfe I'M Die SItbiibers6nse
forteeiest. gei bieien adnpfeu ia.
Zen Die 0fitlien an eiuisen SielIen
ourd iduere @egenangriffe anYer
8orriideu oiifeeboIten.
nllniere nOrSlid) BON apbfim,
Commencement GirObno, fimpfsnben
Srnppen, iinO bis Grnidnns, am
uberen MndjaiuireO.Slnf Sprseriidt.
Berlin, 1. Sept, brobtlos nod
SubOilIe, g. 5. Die 8iplDma.en,
| fblo6ten. bic felt Monoten in ben
Sauptltdbten Der 9altonbDItst ges
ihIagen perben, nGbern fich IonsIom
bem Gnbe. 9ie Siege Der bsutfhen
@offen i'm Often unb bos itetiae
9orbringen Der Diterrsi9tI9sn unn
un9ariiden Streittr6fts in gsEoras
bien unb @oIbpnien boben ibren
@inorud nt6t DerfebIt, uno an cine
attipe 8eteiIiguns irsenoeinss 9aTs
tanitaates ouf isiten bss 9itrbers
banbes sIattbt bsute srnifli9 n,ts
monb msbr. SsI6Tt in 2onbcn, pos
ris uno Rom Bat man bas eitpos
i6dbis selporbene MGnteIden ber
Spffnung ubgsIsst, bofiir nber sine
piitenbe Maste borsebunben. Man
ruFelt setpaltig nit BEN GGbsI, um
bic 8uIgortn einsuIbibtsrn.
Mirtlib 9rptestsnbaft ober ipirb
bic &rie9erei Der slGiierten Dor ben
friiber 70 bsro4teten 9alfanIsuttn,
ipenu 2onbon ernftIi6 mslbei, baf
Gnglanb ben itrittiesn Gsbietsteif
Serbiens miIit6riIh beleben IaiIsn
ipiirbe. faus Serbien niht ToFort
na6ssben tpOlle. 0tm nddHen Sose
liegt man pieber bittenb ouf BEN
Sfnien.
Der Y8OTiifbsn 3eituns" ipir6
aus Sophia semstbet, baB bic gns
tentesmG9te 8ulsarien Dor bic 9lle
teruatipe fte[lten, tnttpeber NIT bent
BON Serbien ohautreteuben Gebiete
5uFrieben 3u fein unb bic Siirtei
i'm gtiiden on3ugreifen obtr ols
feinblide mnht b.tradtet au tprs
ben. 9ulgorien IisB fia ieoo4 ni8t
einfdii9tern, 5umdl bic 3entrdIs
md6te unb bic 5irfei sinen bisf
berniinFtigeren @orfdlag ma9t.n.
sic psrGangtsn ndtnIi6 bon 8nlsas
rien gegen 2t6tretung zines Seilts
bon 9bro3ien eine Grtpsiterung Der
fpoblipoaenbsn Hsutralitdt Der Siirs
tei gegeniiber.
,Borons biefe pGripeiteruns hsr
poblpoIlenoen Ieutrolitdt" beifebt,
ToI fir ben 2tugnblit gebeimnis
fein". fdrsi6t bet arrreiponbsut.
rGs ipirb Iid fpdter ihon aeissn,
To6alO bic Greieniffs an Der 9onou,
1yrout melt genug Dorsef4ritt.n
iinb."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-05

Qonoon, !. Sept. Die 9(brtiroIis
tat bat 10 melt feline 8eTtdtigung fir
Die in 9iperpoot turiierenben gss
riihte erboIten, mad oenen oos ceutz
f4e unterieeboot, bas bic rQlrobic"
torpebierte, penig ipdter BON etnem
engliI9en S4iff in ben 8runo ee-
6obrt iDoroen iein ioII, Syn 9iperz
pOol tpuroe nit Ginger 8eittmm!6eit
bebauptet, boB bus 6etreffenbe Sau6z
boot Bel Dem 8erfu6e, ben enalif9en
0umpfer yylicoiian" gu torpsbiersn,
BON einem anberen S9iffe burd1 eiz
NICE S6iiIie nerIentt porben lei.
2IIe Monn on 9Orb ioIlen umges
tommen iein,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-05

@ien 1. Sept. Ger 9(ngriff
mIf 2ut3f, Die rltiiii6e 8eItltng
norooitlid BON 9roop, IN 8olbp.
nien, iit Dem @eneralitd6s6eridt
Der 0iterreibiih-umooriihen 9(rr,ee
5ufoIae erniuih begonnen poroen.
9Iae 9(ngrifie Der giuiien noroli6
pno norooItIi6 bon Der Stoot MUIR
ben abgeihlogeu. Ger @orItoB Der
9eiterreidIer unO ltnearn 9egen
fieie Steanngen Der 9fuiIen brodte
linen iebr oroBe 9eute elm. II. a.
ficlen ibneu fiiuf5ig 2ofomotiben in
Ole &duoe. Ter 9eriht 6dt fol.
gen6en @ortlout:
r01rOltd uno norODitIidj BON
Sutsf iunroc Der 5eino in iii6lider
9iidtnng 5nriifeeidlagcn. @ir
mndteu 12 Cffi3iere unO t,500
Winnn 5n 8efanaenen. ;Silnf Wla'
idJineneeue6re fiinf8is 2OfOmOti-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-05
GrSbii6of bon NoIets.
Monii9nOr 9albUra IN uDn Bapit 8.s
ne0ift ernannt ipprben.

Berlin, 1. Sept, orabtlos na9
Sopbiqe, q. p. glad elmer bier eirs
getroifenen pdpItlidsH @srfiisuns III
Uloniignor DuIbors, Der Detan Der
aatbe0rale in poIsu gum GrabiIduf
Der Gr5bioaoIe poisn ernannt ipots
ben. Gr5biidof 3aIborg tpiro nnl
q. Septem6er bur6 4arOinoI 5drts
mann unb bic 8iia0fe 8ertrom uno
Roientrster unter fsierIihen nno eins
brudsooaen 3eremonien in Iein bches
Qlmt eingefiibrt ipetSen.
- gei elmer Grplofiou in einem
&oblenberopert in Der Rdbe bon
sSobnstonn, 3d., tpurben msbrsrs 4rs
better getotet. Die senaGe 3ubl lit
nod ni1t betannt. 2t9t berf4iittets
2(rbeiter tpurocH nod Iebeno sefuns
ben.
- Qlus Qonoon pirb gemsIost,
bob Der 9riee electromagnetic
ibaften i'm britii1en Rei1 bis ieBt
cine Qlusgabe BON $27 100000 pers
uria4t Dat.
- 1}it Dem 9ampfer .RoTono"
traTen 6eite 9opt. Drpe uno Fsbsn
sur WannI9oIt pes psrientten britis
fchen Snoners ct. Sloi" aus Gors
oiiF. gngIono, in glep Qort elm.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-05

aeinsr bon ibnen pubte ettutas iiber
Die oNrobic". IS ipirb nod einige
5oge bouern, bis mir genau fpiiIen,
pb Oas betreffenbe 5au9boOt als berz
loren 3u betrabten iIt", ipurne sez
fo9t. p0te lInteyIee6oo!e bIeiben iel-
ten Idnger als brei Wo6en unters
negs, unb gefpobnli4 erlalten mir
inner6alb BON 5ehn 3o9en MeIbungen
iiber irgenopelde bon ben Edu6s
bopten porgenommene Operatipnen."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-09-05

@erlin I. Sept. Ser baISise
San ser 6eihmg @roOno miro im
oeitrigeu 9eri6t oe8 oeittiden @e.
ueralitabes oir6 ole WieIoung aR.
1e0elitet, ooB oie bci6eu, IN ser I'M.
lnitteIboreu 9tdbe Der 6elhng gelc.
genen Srte gtoppooor lmo 9usniSa
oenommen moroen lino. Ser Gor.
morib Der 0eutldeu 8erbiinoeien
bdIt alf Der guu5eu 2iuie ont, rno
hnbe5n 5000 neue @eian9ene mur.
6en eeuiadt. Gie grfl0rltng Oes
oeutiCben @eneraIitabeS bate fol.
genoea @ortlaut:
n4rmee9ritppe unter 5elbmar.
ihoI bon Sttoelburg: Die SdIott
nm ben Belts Der 9riidenf6pfe flo.
lid BON Srieoriditaot 1T nod ni6t
cntidieoen ipnr0eu. SiSlid bonn
3icmen riiden nniere Srnppen it
Der 9iidtnng auf eie Sa6n Uon
@rOonO mad gSilua Opr. Sic ba-
ben 1900 @efangeuc semadjt.
rAn Der ucitlideu 8rout Der &c.
itnua @jrOSuO lit Der Siltrift bon
GODpOuOr uuO SnsniSa erreidyt
iuurOeu. sIngeiidltS nnieres gln.
sriffs snb Der SeiuO ieine Stsiiuns
am CitranOe Oes gSnISeS tim Bic
IuitOf anf.
p9lrme, .iippe unter 8rin3 SEQ.
peIo bon 8apern: Ser llebergong
iiber oen Sberlauf oeS Rarem ilt
Sdritt fir Shritt eenommen NOR.
ben, mto Der redte 5IiigeI 6ieier
glrmee riidt geeeu @rosona Dor.
9trmeegrrppe inter 6eIOmarI6oIl
ben 08adenIen; 3ie @erfoIeung oes
6einoes lit bis 8u BEN aueIIfliiiien
oes 0ludarpieco fortgeiebt tporOen.
s8ir idjIngen bic feinSlidle Gadbnt
nnb madlten 3,700 Gefansene.
oSiio0itIides arieg8tbeatar: Die
@erfolgung Oes 8einoe8 ourh oeltt.
ide tmo oIterrei6iftb ungariI6e
Grippen Die am 3lota 2tpa Die
rtiiiideu StelIlingen Ourdbro6en
hdtten, nuroe onl Stripo our6 bon
itarfeu riliiiihen 9IbteiIltngen aus.
gefiibrte @eoeuanoriffe fteaenlpeiie
sum 3oIten gebra6t.
The Washington times., 1915-02-13

are practically indispensable to its
maintenance.
The National Capital owes a
peculiar duty to the colored folk.
They are here in large numbers. 1t
was pointed coincidence that this
assault upon the only opportunity
afforded here for their higher educa-
tion should have been made on the
birthday of the Emancipator, whose
action brought them to Washington
in such large numbers. Whatever
its limitations in curriculum, no one
will deny that Howard University,
and the men associated with it, have
stood for the progress and better
ment of the colored race, and such
leaders as Booker T. Washington
have frequently testified to its radi-
ating influence among the colored
race.
The Washington times., 1915-02-13
THE DEADLY FILIBUSTER

The worst thing about the filibus-
ter is that it prevents real consider
alton of the measure against which
it is directed. This is common OBJ
servation of long list of such cam
paigns of delay, directed against
various measures. When man sets
about to talk twelve hours on any
topic under the sun, it is reasonably
certain that he is going to dilute
his remarks to such degree that list
ening to him will be an overstrain of
the nerves. Nobody listens. The
filibuster speaker is merely skirm-
ish line, cover, behind which the
political managers of the opposing
sides negotiate in the effort to de-
eide on what terms the blockade may
be lifted. The decision is made final
ly on the basis of mere factional po-
litical conditions, not on the merits
of propositions advanced and dis
cussed on the floor.
The Senate is proud to regard it.
self as the greatest deliberative
body on earth. 1t is merely the most
deliberate. In the last year, what
with the filibuster against the river
and harbor bill and that against
the ship purchase measure, Senator.
ial opinion has veered sharply In the
direction of saner methods of man.
aging the parliamentary situation
The idea is getting into the minds
of many men, even of the minority
that the minority's duty is not SO
much to prevent legislation it may
regard as bad, as it is to make a
clear record on which the country
may later decide which side it favors
The majority of the country, not the
minority of single legislative body
is the power to which appeal should
finally Be addressed.
The Washington times., 1915-02-13
HOWARD UNIVERSITY

Closing the doors of Howard Uni
versity, or seriously impairing its
work, will mean a serious backward
step in the development of the COL
ored race. One or the other of these
effects will be the result of the with
drawal of the annual Government al
lotment of SOL 900 to that institu-
tion. Congressman Sisson succeeded
in having the House eliminate the
item by making point of order, in
the face of open protest of other
Southern members.
Howard University has long been
criticised for not embarking upon in
dustrial work, similar to that of
Tuskegee. Many institutions are
now giving such work; Howard is
the only institution of it's kind in
the country affording virtually the
same education for the colored stu
dents that white academic colleges
give white students. Moreover, How
ard University has not had the funds
to develop it's work beyond that out
lined when it was founded. But
within its present scope it has grown
and kept abreast of the times. No
one will deny the utility of it's splen-
did medical school, which has sent
forth physicians to minister among
$siored persons, splendidly equipped
rot only for their professional task
but to be leaders among their people
Congressman Sherley, speaking al
. Southerner,Westioned the wisdom
of crippling Howard University. He
admitted, as will many Of it's faculty
that an enlargement of it's worl
would be beneficial. But the way t.
such growth is not by the with
arawal Of Government funds which
The Washington times., 1915-02-13
Famous Sculptor
Must Haul Wood
Chodzinski, Who Won $4,000 For
Pulaski Statue, in Penury
From War.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.--Chodzinski.t the
Polish sculptor, who received $4,000 for
making the statue Of Pulaski in WASH
ington in the Taft Administration, and
whose work adOrns public places in
many of the worlds capitals, is hauling
and selling firewOod in Poland as his
only means of supporting those depend
enl upon him.
In a letter to Dr. t. II. Lewinski- Cor
relief committee, Chodzinski told of the
unspeakable misery in Galicia. He wrote
In .Wn Part: :,.v.d ~ rnsrtss ,.o ,,on,,.
Then we were ordered to 60 to Moravia.
We got free passage In freight car,
and my family had to force their way
through. The travel lasted three days.
sell my horses, but l had to give up the
idea. as / could not take the price Of
fered.
Nothing remained but to take the
whip and drive myself. though | am a
poor driver and do not know the roads.
had to drive through a mountainous
road 4b0 miles long. very full of stones,
proximity of the fighting. ] made the
journey in fifteen days. From there
went to Vienna, where ! met half of
Galicia. | heard Polish languish more
than German and me the poorest and
richest of our people.
"In Galicia the misery Is unspeakable.
People simply starve and die from eX-
Are you trying to do something to help
us TO relieve our unhappy people" The
whole world collected hundreds OF mil
lions for the Belgians. The Jews have
also their protectors, Only We Poles are
left alone"
The Washington times., 1915-02-13
WARSH|P DISABLED
AGAIN AS PREDICTED
North 0akota's Turbines, Help.
less Once More, Prove Great
Vessels "Hoodoo."

Announcement In news dispatches
from Norfolk that the United States
battleship North Dakota is returning
to the navy yard there for repairs to
her machinery worked the fulfillment in
an almost startling way Of a prediction
made Just n year ago.
This prediction. based on the opinions
Of mechanical experts who had seen
the gigantic fighter being overhauled at
that time in the New York navy yard
was that another year would see the
engines of the North Dakota in the
same helpless condition they were in in
the fall Of 1918.
The news that the North Dakota Ia
again disabled in her machinery con-
firms the general opinion In naval cir.
cles that this ship. one Of the eight
one Of the ten which form the first limo
Of defense. 10 q white elephant" a
"hoodoo." Jonah and a mechanical
nuisance.
The North Dakota was put in commits.
one-third Of her time has been spent In
More than Zoo, 700 has been spent in
repairs for this battleship. Of which
about $4,000 has been spent In liking
the distinguishing feature Of her me-
chanicaI equipment. From September
q. 1918. to April 10. 1914, the North Da-
kota was In the New York navy yard
having her engines tinkered and thor
oughly overhauled.
On April IS. 1914. when the North
Dakota sailed for Mexican waters. It
was said that everything about her was
in frst-class condition and that she
would hve down her reputation A. a
white elephant" but the experts. who
knew the secrets Of her engines, shook
their heads doubtfully.
Now the North Dakota IL returning
from nAneuvers in Guantanamo. Cuba.
to Norfolk for another series of repairs.
speed and with part OF her machinery
completely out Of order She 10 ex-
pected to arrived in Norfolk this morn
ing.
The Washington times., 1915-02-13
ALIEN INSANE HERE

The statement that there are 5000
alien insane persons in New York
State, 27 per cent Of the total num-
bsr, is enough to convince every
hedy that there is one immigration
test which cannot be too vigorously
applied-the sanity test.
Secretary Folks, of the State
Charities Aid Society places the to-
tai number Of insane in New York at
$685. an increase Of $3.50 in the
last year. Nearly 100000 a year
il required to care for them, and
even then all the hospitals and other
institutions are crowded to capacity.
"Ellis Island supposedly bars the
insane" Folks asserts, "but the fact
is that State hospitals for the insane
receive steady stream of patients
from the ranks Of immigrants who
are neither residents of New York
State nor citizens of the United
States"
It ia incontestable that New York
chiefly bears the brunt of laxity in
this matter. The great port of en-
try for the country, it is there that
the stream Of immigration pauses
before it spreads from coast to coast.
More than fourth part of $7,000,-
600 year is sum large enough to
cause concern. But more than that,
dumping these undesirables aggra-
Yates in no slight degree what is al
ready a most troublesome problem.
BY all means let the net be drawn
tightly about Ellis Island in this par
ticular. And now, when war has
virtually stopped immigration, is a
good time to pull the strings.