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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
SAYS GREECE WILL
JOIN ALLIES SIDE
Only Waiting To Be
Asked, Foreign Minister
Biographies Declares.

Paris. April "a Christakis 10
graphos, Foreign Minister Of Greece,
is quoted .day by the Information
as declaring that Greece was ready to
unite with the Allies IN the operations
at the Dardaneles If invited 20 do so.
The Conformation" says that VI. To-
graphos made this statement to HUI
! bert Jacques. q correspondent Of this
newspaper. Up 20 the present time, he
said, Greece had not been asked 70
cooperate with the Allies.
The Foreign Minister is quoted as
saying that in respect to this ques-
tion the policy Of his Cabinet IS iden-
tical with that of 81. Nenizelos, the
eX-Premier, whose retirement has been
generally understood to have been
caused By his desire for participation
in the war.
at is simply q question Of the pro-
pitious moment the Foreign Minister
IS quoted as saying.
Allied aeroplanes are showing great
activity over Smyrna, says q special
dispatch from Salonica. A French avia-
tor recently dropped two bombs on
Fort h1Stro, killing several soldiers;
another sank a German ship lying in
Ibi u anu q NtAAl To $50 az ti4t z Hi4A Nt-'4
station.
Observations made by ayiators. ac-
cording to the dispatch, indicate that
the Turkish defenders of Smyrna num-
Der $4,000. They occupy trenches ex-
tending from Vourlah to Smyrna and
are posted on heights commanding the
city.
Forts Two Brothers and Rastrati
have been repaired. A new fortifca-
tion built above the farm OF 81. George
has been armed with thirty heavy
guns, supposed TO have been brought
from Constantinop.c.
Coustautinoplc, April %. SIX Off
GERS and nineteen members Of the crew
Of the British submarine E-l5 were
brought to Constantinople to-day. The
officers and three Of the wounded rode
IN carriages. while the other men
walked across the Stamboul bridge to
the War Department with q small es-
cort. The procession was watched by
an immense crowd. as the men were
the first British prisoners of war TO
reach the city. There was no demon
strat.ou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
Germans Take 2.a7O Captives-

tack. the result Of which is not yet
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23

Our old American men are not
being forgotten these DAYS though
Young America is running things
pretty much 20 tuit lsef IS 'o
% s r. p Morse, written ir Eng
land. has been published here u.s.
Houghtou Miffin ~ is given great
praise by the london Times which
credits Mr Morse with having
opened a nev epoch Ia tho aorId's
affairs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23
MAGAZINES

which. 90 me literal Seems to rob
b of al charm The artist who
paints III soul of q woman or a
Landscape mas not see tMl soul aH
others see 30 and hence comes am
Tho Gisrord ard misunderstanding
between the iayman and the mod
om artist so article eu "Thc Eyo-
luton OF American pantinE by ,
Nilsson Lauryik Norwegian. viii
appear I'm the September Century n
viii be intere ding 20 tito American
io view his ART through Che eyes OF
a scandinavian
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23

GIN. STR VI Lffh -tfNh 7 q u
aeked a n conspicuous p.ac-
cslnv Rae sail Mickey adhered
ro -heu strictly
ET chance .e came Crc1 Peaches
and sr5uEh- Der home l1 clothes
basket Here ~ TOOK care as boz.
l0cku- Hay I'D while le aas ar r5rs
through Che Day
Mickey is almost TOO good 20 be
yrue b-t ne has some sound DhI1s-
o-ay la his makeup which should
m 10 The ordinary charity worker
slt gr ana tsse novice. Ha teaches
tle ma and woman ea1 want -o
rel1 m ter .liaEs hieh they
Tn their seIfcoup.a~s1cy had over
looked He kos ,Lem realize ,hat
the poor 90 rct want me kind OF
help d0lad ost 20 them ina, taey
are quite as interested I1 tle sane
r-g ana privacy ~ itar family
circle as arF me -ca their
a-se OF Independence IS nlE1iy d..
veloped and -hst they are non 70 be-
used as objects for self rorEratlla-
.c- st tHoee Better on b t7.s
tcrIs -1osa
Michael gHaIIoran good
wholesome example v.th ai sun
shiny heart and sound sense o' 51s-
tc HOW be- acquired 40 much
good 1d no bad .1 ht= krocka5oGt
l.Ee -ot told suca tH.nEs do
ha-re- sometime There So con.
siderable story some love and
aoue narrowing. unnatural dome nc
tragedg among other characters n
thc book who got mixed IT'D % t1e
simple NE az Mickey without
them tire story might have been
suaeter ard more EenI.te but
Bruce Douglas 4 worth while and
uot t0 Pc overlooked The Min
u-ns Vth faeIr rrges0ue troubles.
ne could dispense with they seem
no 1e on urueces airy i1ubus 20
t5e tale
Tha re latest book by Gene
stratt7u Porter. author of The
. Harvester. Freckles" The Girl
tha mbc-i0st an ~ which
aFe Seen -1 unusually popular
Michael OHaloran Doubleday.
Page q Coz Garden CITY, J.. J.
. Price. &t
When We es-e young we read
Ralph waldo Emerson and regard.
co Bic v-f.ags On almost the same
rlaee as tha -lp.arcs--not 10 be
questioned and along comes che
naT Young twentieth century and
gives us lts opinion. entirely ncT
and pounded of fhc "'hlnzs that
be- n heeme little curious az
frst. and ere ara inclined t1 Pc "a
Ufra suT about receiving it Ht
ae have t1 submit ard can End no
fsrlt vith tbe manner ~ treatment
though orr marble bIFf 'n tHe r
i trary. where ec we're inclined 20
hang laurel -reaths looks trife
more iEe our grardfafher 90 s1mo
a.aer man gu-t nam who lived "a
good II. ago
fe af Ralph waldo Euersr-
tr o. W Frku4 H01gaior N|f
. n0 CO. publishers
$500 are indebted 90 fo-Rma1s.
Grrra u 90 Sew york for soma
/ raoira publications many ~ them
I s. of England "a Complete H.
I tory az tae American Revolution
M taIfl. tr slr George Trevclgan
i' s1ov taa Ama-.1an sDde7f &c
.Enrfat Tia point NJ tbc event
which severed Nrom the mother
/ country and started Hs on the way
t8 mako history for ourselves ~
H io rr rare ff and uHH 7ef
ard perfect ae On composition srl
rhetoric
tIant rtf hIr Important 1-.
may He mentioned 'tu Account RI
'Nirznia bT Thomas Glover. an
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23

when MAYOR SIS needed iu Ger
MANY be is tv,rfi-ef for and ~.
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annuity ".'' 4D'li',atiohs. eNael' 's
would aHy other business manager
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23

and Ava American Garland
,.tllt ar.rE q collection ot hal-
lads relating -a America.
Leasa.'s Green GO. also
on se'erf.a. subjects. A few OF Oh.
rfeeH. publications Gre An Anna
'ears Introduction 80 Crysta.loE
H1a' er Sir William Pa'pson
'ra.s surveying 7ua hlliing Con
-,.letan ''r A-rIei'tlial students
Land Afrai7 t"a FARMERS hy a.
"a H1''es rrsi tf'oeipies or Pro
iicto0 aod 'Hr b. -ai-on or Science
to Industry e' laH'or Pedaie
vr.,e.. adobe pr-raa- he a -.aI
,a-s-- -- no e.. r,vs r, means 3.
.--q.r, .,.-. b. ro rraf,.a to ,.a
h,,. Ms s..r. .- f,-...,-s ersra
IL. -... .r. .-,-, os nor ltfs .Far
r-sr-r t.rf --r.,.s srs ~ -rstI,
b. n, ~ -,r.ss -re ocean IS ~
fa-et r.us-aris sa France. where
~ -s-s~.s nod cross nurse
II srs il not -..l woman me
,- -s.I anyway AND 0r .ssf
a. e no a-e ,als ne eear-
r-sa..-s .,rer.rras In tne r-.r.-
,.f .rf -- --s t..,lss.l4 Qsi., sr.
r rr.s sya-y tsy bv -ra men
and women 6f ~u~r-e Esa-,.
-ert-- -.,.s-. sf r-. ras.tr- vor.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23

ards 90 evolve improvements espe
chli5 adapted 90 us own needs.
and 90 enforce Cos own regulations
wIticut fear og favor irons outside
sources. in other words. system
of Industrial seltcoutrol Here is
thc most Illuminating solution ot
.ae labor problem that has come Co
oar notice II is by Louis ~ Ham
mer,ing in an article called Per
soDal liberty. printed iu The
American Leader" Tor August This
magazine has Tor .ts particular atm
che masking ot good American cJti.
Eens ot lil -hs foreigners who come
90 this land and IS published hy
the American Association oi For
clgn Language New spapers. which
also publishes many books iu yari-
oGs languages for The assistance ot
thc Immigrant
The NeV Republic has something
Ga Sd, abou. our pew school of art
Learn 90 SEQ, Says Romalu Rol
lend. which reminds W. of rae an
swer e,voa ay William Turner to q
woman who remarked upon looking
an one ~ hi, pictures. ~ never s1s
sunset Ike that SO said Tar-
na-. lcat vou wish yoG .sd'f
Whom er can SEQ nothing 8 good
u e. ,- -...f -....... Do d.. ....r.. o.. tr..r
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23
...Current Literature Reviewed..

dre caused ly "a torch held over Che
usnh..e stut M all escape
u.r1.rHa. Jobs hy p clayton
Tcrrs. araz tae Office man an
fea a. eea. Ns brother is doing n
trc a.r Bridge builders mines
...h.. metal workers. hrgmcn and
terre a. tunnel WORKERS and
a.r men arc shown .n pictures
from Hfr With civilization has
come MOSS %. tti. hazardous work
which r.ter Calls tor recruits in It's
aeI af 1euyIN love ot adventure
oe a .G sreater love ~ over
esuIre Obstacles bene he principle
ucar-tIr. ere Willingness % man
fu rsN e ite iD hIs occupation.
The W.t World is mans mag.
se.er There is only one article
written -sm q 01mans point ~
Wow ca tls ono Sd worth while
"A Woman Alone .1 China. BY
Na- auet
ir,.ese realism which f-eefes or
a-e. .as .eaa events told as sim
rIy as .ey Same from Pho frst
reader a-fr reserve which
holds oceans ~ feeling and emotion
t..- N.r.u- ness story story
OF ae ear aal Bow. Do touched two
la-i... m.r whose lives were
ca..-'es "sre" ''r 'he heads,rons
tca,. ...s aat Ua'heret from boy
haoi Tee a-h is KILLED I'm The
ar chapter and enc woman gives
away his cloth while The other
rrs h.s ss and hi.le belong
rs A.l quiet very simple.
ra ra explosions ot grief NaN
tn-'Eat s. ci 1Ei} To- look uaoH.
a'rat - ..a aut her love tor
aer ,er.ioss Ulas'
dramatically standing by while a
esr r- lsIien from un aero
plane at. H.r own garden dies
Th.s klH..--' .u a now vein T.
ssres .-. .-rss.oa which comes
tr r -h age
a- Ea'e Century ua-a.
r. n.rrHsr
-a r0.w and the John G-ter
a ua-y on and an the Dr.
20 @ being cared Cor ,a
,.e d.n.bsd. -lDsyou-toFleeo
.' ass tt they we're real
ana NOT orphans az sll sal
does t and she b.
r--sd hy the Scotch
tor- s p-a'ends 90 DO very
aa. - --t s-olchy az an He
deadly afraid o' himself for be
safety devices are
-r- .- II 90 doesn't Ve doE
r.v question ~ t.me
~a..a aI Doe his bride
Notlce To parents
p.ra-r .7 abandon their children
2. before thev have reach
5 third year. This ,5 Avoid
re rrr V9-< ot roofing ous era
before planting good
fsr Webster. U The Septem
bar arru-v
Az article or CONT Write. the
a.laa-a aa who has tole1
T1 raIs-lr .o raise the Russ.er
aeaea- from bis Asia'ir sluggish
ge to plane where ne w.Il ae
tar.sr r TO political NE OF Ru s.a.
JOSEF Nr.nis
il #H'es opinion the alliances
entered TITO p the European ooun
tries 7e-e bound 20 bring a5ol. a
Fu- war 10 time and no st-ongif
.e-'aG 9 Rg Ia becoming 2 parts
Them 4.s principles were ants
ste which DO considered .ae
Only hope for progress. Each Fay
.u said has og red as back in oGr
e.7rlm Development. aod Dr.
warmed so.em0iy gainst the As.a'ir
policy which brought on the Japan
ar This s an able and %
.ne article which gives some
clear ideas ot the Russian view
C.a Century FOR september
Tie Sew Republic ands us 30
al Tay and thoughtful people who
can take time 90 use their brains
probably aiil agree with an edit1-
ra, which cells us Why democracy
a.-ers We an know that we have
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23

er-,.urg 20 a. sIso a -o-rlrte rafu-
,s,,or os he sbsrrd German Calm
-. r--,rrs MA ssaE.-r var The
pr.tsb .vresi,io7a-r army az Co.,
goa men qas az ve- rts use i1
.,o,,,.irr 49, .fso NJ tbs orr1-ipr
ce--ar, Te. peIrtsrs DELAYED the
ADVANCE f5r- DAYS uIrs ton 90
death and ruin with which Vs a-a
f,raar ror- Ba,s IN took 40 al
r,cs- a-7irIiats a PEOPLE a-f lat r
easte tha pork az many centuries
lfrr. N- perrs t.faks the Allied
I-tsutrr8-e teps-.usa. vav r-.er-
orsiv a- agt far ia spite 10 DIRE
ts--,sta frsnrr in Relam 81 1d
not seem able % appreciate aa
numbers ana force ~ pro cerman
army III osa-ube.ue3 tas Trea
IN r1r-ie-et and roa.es me British
a Mons and marched ea 90 eslaI1
"a few miles at Paris.
Then came the famous hatEe og
tho Nrs--e Tho English numbered
so ooo while tea French bad 1000
600 men. ana ..e r' man
inr Tnis ts.le SAWS Ar- Pe--Is. Isl
taa most notable i'm history Jorre
Tad ia reserve
hr''!sa arms vas
sie reserve '--
decisive m-H'.. ~S -
a7nF. TIE eei. s~
ARMIES A'oAs D.
.'V. 'a. .
i1oA f'@'' 80
ring ESa
they recSiNfrel PANS atsr1'| ~
HAD q rct 'eta TOT
teneF oi 'ae crown ''ne % ".'
many fesa-'s fll-. save
different
lAis cattle fasea .-
oa!s along -'' al-'f '
the French fought vain OF tAr "
and courage OF rrFoi-'llAA't 1a
The Germans were una''e 20 ma Ar
any advance and -nal'l N'l0areA 'H
mastery retreat 10 i-~ ~
witch tAey sfil hold to-at- y
said .hat 25fHba men we're Ali.-1 10
this ore battle. IAis en- sept
1914
Henry Holt publisher New YORK.
aTrs Wnra~~ r--prprs redress ~
ne United states ty Frederic L.
pgiFekope- VIII be published 1y
Macmillan In September. The
,,rbor IA az Dutch origin. and
,ts hook "a said Ia BE- fair
s,starrsrt NJ facts which have been
,,1er+s4 AFTER vast amour, az
-ss..--s
Gertrude Amelia PROCTOR h4S %.
making ot s[oFy ~ creams ''
Scarlet, o9t lt Noa.o seem -~a- S-s
has put on her great sranlll'. ls
clothes sna vita them entered -l-
artificial preciuc's q Jane A4siin
and Fanny Burney ane does no.
sven surround ls Nif as mAeA az
a. these books breathe
Tor her literary style is TOO stl-t@a
IN breathe any atmosphere what
ever. Il seems 20 be a form merely.
md we are unable tc fuse life into
4 vital book brings a response
rom the reader az does AZ actor ~
) musician from hts audience Tbs
took falls upon an expertant bur
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23

Real Improvement In industrial
conditions can only be achieved
rar Industries are organized Boz
.Uea4 groups when each industry
i orFsnized aa scparate unit and
g.sen he right and power 10 cbn.
mol Hr oen destiDies, 10 PROFOUND
fs otn sanitary and safety stand
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23

"The lines between tra natural
and the supernatural 5rt fsdi1z
avay, SAYS LHcien G. Graves IN tis
bokk THE NatgraN order ~ spirN
IN which Ne gives in simple direct
words drst bis scientific conrlr-
sions in regard 20 spirit and natter
m hls opinion these are blended into
one Tor he speaks of spirit uh.
stance" and matter organic and
inorganic for constructing any MIN
Der OK spirit worlds and spirit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-02

bers nisbriesu Rreiien gu babeu. sser anasbsrise aus Der alten Seintatb
bereintomnteu tnTen pu, pirbs IN ieinss SnirsNs fnben, in meiner Office
eorsufpedeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-02
Sin &clb nnS fcin GGarnfter.

Dor Ons &riegSgsri4t 0armlt6bt
frat Oieier Gage Der &riegsfretpiqiee
Sui. Gilbert !6nrier aus ReuEingen,
30 Sabre alt, nit DEM @iIernen
&reu5e ausge5ei4uet, ben redien
9trm rberhalb pes G4eu6pgens ompus
tisrt. Gr lit ipelen 6iibrung zines
IaIi1eu Yonea, 5abIrei6er 8etriis
1ettien angetIu8t, 90rter Eotte in
ben Snbreu 1901 bis 1903 i'm Res
ginent "a geoient mo mar milttGs
rid beltroft wOrpen, Qu4 in ben
,Sabren 1904 bis 1912 bat er bon
Den .3ibilgeriGlten cine 9on5e 4n3aBl
G9ttafen bQuptiG9li6 luegen 8etrjis
g,rsieu, 3utebt iugor 5lpei Sabre
3h9tbaus ipegen 20 8etrugsfdIlsn
ben Der Struit1mmer Setlbrpnn ers
9olte, |. Ms Der &rieg ousbrod, at
6eitet, er ais 8udbinOsr in Yiirgel.
BORDER bate er itd einen Pab auf
osn Ramen Seem 9er8og periHaIft
angebIid nm in OaS HUSBAND gu
reiien. Die 2iebe our 9eimot Bee
Itimmte i'm isNOd, iid Der Wlilltars
beb0roe ullter 8orlnge Oes falfden
Poiies gu itellen, bd er unter ieinem
riAtigen Ramen ni6t angenommen
worpen mGre, lpeil er init Riidiidt
auf Isine Strafsn aus BEN Seere ents
iernt tporoen por. Starter tom aud
balo ins Selo, lpurbe fir ieine 5dpa
wierteit nit benz @iiernsn &reuae aus
se3ei9nst, perIor aber BEL Sermalll,
intolge psrIdieoener Waihinenges
pebrtugeln, ben redten arm. @r
lam Damn INNER unter falI6em Nos
men SunGdIt CUR !9eilun9 nad2 2risr
uno 5ulest CUR 5eititeuung Ieiner ST.
paliDenanlpriide nod Oormltact.
Sier Iieb er ii6 nun ourd Den in
ibm ltedenosu Sang gu 8striigerelen
perleiteu, tpieoer cine gauge Inaabl
BON SdpinbeIeien aIler art gu be-
aebsn. Dem Intrage bes Qntldgss
Sertreters, Der nit Riidiidt auf Die
i'm Sselbe bspieiene Sopferteit bes
ansstlostsn p~eitsebenbfte Milbe
empfieblt. pirb er gu Spei SaRren
8efdnanis uub bier Wohen 9aft,
g~erIebuna in lie speite &lafs oes
SolbatenItanbes unO 8erluit Der
birserli6sn @brsnre4te ouf orsl
Sabre perurteilt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-02
siatbarteit Ser setdesatn,m.
Gisenurtise @rfheimnssn pi6snihaft.
lid beleudJiet.

Die 5ruppsn I'M 6eloe bnbsn miez
osr9oIt Die 8epbadtung gemo6t. paB
bic Sihtbarteit Der 9eI@oBbobnen
iebr pe9ielno lit. Is 9ibt 3eiten,
IN benen man iebe @sidobbabn scnS
genau ie6en fam. uno es sibt anoere,
in penea lie abiolut nift gu btriolgsn
IL. SIM oIsemeinsn bat iid geSeigt,
Dap man Die Gsi9obbabn Inn 10
beIler itsbt, ie i9neler oas 8eldpb
tliegt, Sieie eigenartisen gri@eimmz
gen but jebt Yrof. Or. Bender
(Sberla9ntein) oufsutldr,n esIu9t.
uniere Cuff entbdlt ftets @oFerz
oompf. .Seben turil mest ion ui9t,
oa er eiu p0ais our9Ii6tises Sos
1T. 0us. tpas mir getuDbnlid ais
8oheroompf ieEen, lit bsreits Ger
IN 6orm bon %feiniten Gr0pfGen perz
Sidtste Oampf, aIio @aher. Bun
nimmt Die Cuff I'M 10 nsbr @a6ers
oampI auf, pirb I'M 10 gsiGttigter,
ie lplrmer tie 1T. Wirp ober seidt2
tiste 2uft obeetiiblt. 10 lam iie ben
nprBdnoenen @aheroampi ui6t msbr
beboltsn. er I4lGgt ais Nebel nieber,
IS tritt Der Soupuntt Elm. @s iii
ferner gu bea6ten, ooB bel je0sr Der
bittung Der 2uft @riparmuns eins
tritt, bel ieoer Iusbe9nuus @btiib.
lung. Nuu bilOet iih, ME Der ee.
nannte 8elebrte ausfiibrt, binter file,
senpen 8eIdpfien eip luftosrbiinnter.
pielsidt Iosor luftlserer Baum. Sr
oieIen front, ipbulb Oas 8elhof
porbei 1T, bic an Der @ei9oBbobr
liegenOe 2uft elm. Die sunaalt lie.
genoen 2ufti4idten oebnen iih aus
unn fiiaen 6en Baum Der @eIhob:
bobn nit peroiinnter unb Nurum ob.
getiiblter 2uft. SIT nun Die 2uf
tbrem SGttigun9spunft iebr nabe, i
muB es sur Nebelbiloung tommel
uno NteIer Die 8eidpbbabn anfiiGenb
Nsbelitreifm tit es, ben man Iiebt
Tutirli6 nur einen I~ugenblid
DEM iobolo Der 8Grmeaus9leid
itatt9efunbsn bat, loft ii6 Ser Nete
Iofurt pieosr in unii9tburen Wnhsr
eompf ouf, Somit tit tlar, oa'
man Die @ei9oBbo6n muir ieben tanr
iobolo Die Quft Dem Suupuntt nab
lit, 0us lit Defenders gssen Ibsn
Der 6oQ. SIS 1T nun einleudtent
onB grpBe 8sI6obgeIdminbigteit 81
GrIAeiuung besinIti9en mub, ben
je raider Dos 8el6ob fliegt, nm
grUber lit Der luftperoiinnenbe 8dul
6inter 0ieier gaDn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-02

SD ipeib nit. Oh
sic mein lsBte
5@reipebrief triest
ben, apper i'd 4ofe
fe. baB n rt4ttg
dntomme 70, betdhs
ionit tonne sc MT
psritebu IN eps
priefdiebte mas t4
Sbne isbt i@reips.
Mie Ge tpifie, bat
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-02

gr bat mas gebDrt.
Sdnsten iiebt an Der Iusriiitung eli
nes Observation-Disclosures bier 3elt'
itdbs. .Steb nur, Batter, msint
er, riener 9olOat bot bier 5elbherrns
itGbs I'M Sornifter!"
6 bnuna. 8ausrin
(als Ser @atte nit iGmmerlifer
S9rift einsn grisf an Den i'm 5elo
ltebsnosn Sobn i9reibt): Dad tbn
rur tur5, ben Brief, Der miro
bort net 10 pisI 3sit 9dben, Dos
5'ammSubringen!
gu biel berlanst. Iut
benz 8ess gum 9abn9of reitet Elm
&apalerieresiment porbei. 0a ruft
Der tleine Gbuaro: n4ber Die pfer'
De fino ia nod nidt felosrau!!"
paris. Simmer bieie oeuts
iden JIiessr! gBsr sarantiert etnsm
nun, bd6 man bon bteiem forttpobs
renbeu auffdauen teinen Rropf be-
tommts
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-02

@enaae Gnsiunft hber Baiaas
Eranspsrtatisn, dbfabrt be.
OampfibiHe, u. |. 10. Iideti
far Raiaten. unb 8rpiihenoe II
8aHastere via Nem Dort DOE,
Baltimore BON un6 nod Urgent
einsiH Orte @uropas 3a beFon
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-02

febft, tpi. Der IeBte Mann seboIt mar,
Is bas Boot ssIunts. Mir ben uns
oann 10 f6nea pie m0gli6 aus Sen
Stdr6 gemu6t, penn nlsr oas un.
nerfl @afsr oubn fam. 4lpfper mir
mare ieaf I'm oas mar Die Saupt,
fad. Damn ben mer ssi9lofe I'm i1
BEN ole gan5e 9daenS BON bic gt1at
BON ben eiisrue areus sepriemt, 100,
nit id uerbleiipe Sbne SIR liepsr.
Y9iltpp Sauerampisr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-02

'Gtnen siinfigen 8trs
lauf ud6m cine I6pierige Opera
tion, sic Don Or. Wiliam 9aer an
Fri. anua Gurrp aus Baltimore I'm
sSobus Soptins= 9oipitat unternoms
men purbe. SRI, @urrp litt an
Riidenmartsi4ipinoIudt uno es mar
nottpenoig, siuen feds 3ol langen
anodeu Su entfernen uno ourd eiuen
anoeren, Der ibr aus Dem 5ube emit
nommen fpurOe, gu srieben. Die
aranfe fonnts f6on na6 tperigeri
Saaeu infolse ibres ppraiiglifen BE
Finoens nod ibrer Wpbnung as'
braht ipsrben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-02

Snosn leBten flint Nonaten oss
Sabr.s 1914 6at Die ausfnbr Sas
pans, oergiiasn NIT 1918, um $780,
100000 abaeuommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-02
Ofenfr sdyreibtbrtff hes
Vbilipp ~5aafra~pfsr.
1tt4.

m.in Heller ssrr aebadtionarl
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-19
ENGLISH VIEW OF THE u. S.
Continued from Page ID

fulness" -overran Belgium, stormed
and destroyed unfortiHed towns. raw
aged and killed women murdered
peaceable men, women and children
and yet u. s. A. said nothing. al
though one OF the signatories OF the
Hague Convention and presumably
the strongest OF the neutral powers
of the world But an American vessel
gets torpedoed and 10. Uncle Sam finds
his tongue-Yes. a case OF the mighty
dollar again Now, that's very nasty
OF our working man isn't n? But
there's worse still-other ships are
sunk and American lives lost and now
Uncle Sam speaks louder and there
are threats. when news comes that
the Lusitania has been torpedoed and
scores OF Americans drowned. This
places Uncle Sam In quandary. Tic
mnst demand satisfaction. but how
far can he 70 without being com
PEELED TO take up arms A way OF re.
treat must be kept open. and he Is not
going 70 burn his boats BY any means
And 80 Il all ends. as we shall see. IL
empty words, How much truth Il
there In this cousin? Isn't II fac
that you have no army. very little o
a navy and that you could hsrdI,
meet Germany or keep her out o
your country wee she TO invade yol
tomorrow You cant make an arm.
ia month. you can't build feet In
year. and discretion il ever the. bette
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-19

The interesting letter which Rev
Coombe allows us. TO print in our news
columns should be read carefully and
thought over seriously by all readers
in whom patriotism is in evidence and
TO whom the future OF this nation Is
sacred. or course, allowances must
be made for conditions a resident OF
England can't appreciate the meta
morphosis that takes place here in the
descendant Of persons OF foreign birth.
In Europe the different nations live
side by side and intermingle but they
retain their nationality just the same.
They are close to the hearthstone OF
the nation and its form is ever in their
minds eye But, In America there is
none OF that clinging to native tradi-
lions after the first generation. The
boy OF German, while he respects his
ancestry, holds no reverence for il
such as is held by foreign residents
of the European countries,
The idea that the people OF German
nativity in this country are less
patriotic than those OF English or
Irish birth is very erroneous. Those
OF foreign birth naturally cling to the