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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12

Sdnle, Bomb mo Sefierion.Strabe;
Shule, @Oen- uno 6eoerol-StraBc;
Sdule, Central 9lDerme un0 2ittle
@oug6 StraBc; Sdule, 9anopers
na6e @inOer- -StrnBe.
5loggeH @eror6nung
unter5eibnet.
Die @erorOnuug, ourH iuclhe Die
BON Ser 8loggen gommiiiiou aus-
gepa6lte muui5ipaIe 6la99e oiii3ielI
pmo StaOtratb occeptirt miro, wur-
SC geiteru BON Dem fmgircnoen
Mogor Subert uuter5cibuct uno lit
mmme6r rebtsfrditig.
9 ud Der muni5ipnIcu
Ean36oIIe.
Ger iungireu0e 02aDor Subert
itattete geitern 9I6eno Scr Eoli5IhmOe
aiif Dem @rooowap gr6olungspier
einen 9eiub ob. SRI. 30. 2. Sanaip
leitete wie iiblid Die SGn5e, ans gu-
ter 2uelle berlautct ober, Dab lie bic
be5ablte Stellung, pclhc i6r BON Der
ainoeripielpIos @cieIIidaft ofierirt
purOe nno welde Die Snooiiirung
Der @loget6e6oroe BAT, Oorausiidt-
lih niht ncceptireu miro, SSbre
6relnoe iheinen nod bic Soifnmg
81 ba6en, Dab nad Der Giidfebr oeS
Mapors cine GerorOmmg i'm Sta6t-
rat6 cingereidt weroen miro, melbe
Oic @rncnuIng enter Gonmtiiion
fir oen @r6oluugspier autoriiiren
iol(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12

M}arp @orten, 5rau 9olliie 9loBlcr,
Soco6 garteQ, @m. $. giotbna9el,
9luguIt Don 9linteln, S6omas s.
Wlaps BON Srangepiac, SRI. &abel
W}aDs bon Orangepiac, Sri, @lart6a
Nlaus bon Srangepiae, sSrou 6.
9(I6erfelo, Sri. s. 8. 9lrno, Sri.
6rie0a Stommer, SRI. Coma Stein,
Sluguit 80lfel, 9lrbolO S6ul5, @. s..
9laOcdc, 9iaipe6ur9; &arrp &erbcr,
s. SoaauO, SRI. ISABELLA u. SorL
Srau Grnit @aul, Sri. 9llma @eiiing,
g(. Saipfins, SarrD Seiiner, SoiepD
Steiib, W}ar &eIdfe, @il6elm 6rieo-
rid, Silas g. Smith, Sri. ella Bad
6auIer, SRI. Margaret6e Suitor,
Go6ert Sloffcrtp, 6ranf SobmanL
Omings W}iQs, Ol0.; 9llbcrt 2iib,
glmbroIe @ogt, @m. q. 6ritid, Ste
p6an Ospolo, G6os. Nieper, Sri.
9at6orinc 9altus, Srau emma Bal
tbs, Sri. Gertrude 9. 8oltus, 6reo.
@oltus, s. Wam6lc, 2eonbarO @}eeel
Geo. SSrellno, @. aneht, 2araOiIlc,
Stelport acnncOp, Sobn Sacob, SRI
Maric 9los, 9oul gidcrs, 3. Sic
monboii SRI. &lara 9fetopsfD, Otto
2ebmonn lnO 9lnoerc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12
See aIg 0yOmOerncmrs.GauOlSaI

Ser @unOes-ScuotOr nil iidl ~"
sic Domination ais Oenl0tr''s ~.
i6er gonoioot fir @ouO'r'''
bcipcr6en Il mirO i'm 5rii3i'9F'
Gin slumoi6rei6cu an Die stiH''''
gcber erlaiieu.
9uuocs-seuotOr @Ioir gee OS~ s''
WaOmtaOnlcru.eOumtp bat aeitern 81, y.
faunt gegeben ooB CT lid l''l co,,.
O}onlinotion ais oemofrotiiber VD@
bernelrs-GanoiOat 6ewerben .:~sr '
Sr. See erfIarte, ooB cr nit leIl'Ss ss
Gampogne ni6t por Dem SeS'gi ~ie
Oes 5rii6ia6rs aufougen nil. d,,,',.
9lr6eit i'm @ongreiie~, iagte Oct S
Oes-Senotor, miro mid bis 5n'" b,.
N1dr3 unO bieaei1t nod lall9e' SCR
id)Gftigen; Damn beginut III n:not
Stoot Baltimore oie Nilllll5l,p, 5,s,,.
Gompagnc, melde oie 9luIrleI'ltono
felt ser Stimmgc6cr gou5 0eOellls~r pS~,,
in 9lnlpru6 ne6men miro. si,,.
peroe id meine Gampdgne pVSG 4,
nen. pie id es Dor bier So6rel.ls Nv "
ser @ouOerneirrs-@ampogne 9e'y ;Se,l
babe. SD iperoe Elm 9ilrolpl'e Or.
an olle Stinlmge6er 0es Staal1g Fam.
loIIen, ipenn itb Oie 8eit tilr 9s'Soc ace
men ero6te.~ gunOes.SeralUee e,rSe
lit Ser bierte 9emofrot MI o'6 6e
mel6e lih Inn Die gaonlinailO''c corl.
perbeu. 9iS6er iin0 I'M 6eloe., .,',,,,ll
greBmitglieo S. G6as. SllllV1r '1r,r
bon Baltimore, Stats eO''l'pTr oar
s. @merion SorringIton pon ,.o6le
6eIter-GouutD uuo Sr q. eO''l''
bon Gecil-GoltntD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12
uliliiunsieit IN Ser Ct. 0nnIs.airde

Sn Scr ebang. ref. ct. @auIs-air-
DE, an gde 8rooOwo1 uuo @rott-
StroBe, miro nGblteu Sountog Mii-
iionsfeit gefeiert. &ormittoes I'M
Vii llbr 1T oeutidc Scitpreoist BON
|oitor Houl s. Sduas, uno 9(6enoS
lit oas engliide Set fir @elueiiioe
unO Sonntagsidule um 1aS llbr,
nobel Oos engliihe ASrogramm
uErince Of 9gcoce~ our6genommen
miro. 9t1hite gSohc beginnt oie
Eoiiious8eit nit eincu %oiiionsgot-
tesoieult am 9(itimob glbeno. BEN
II. 6ebruar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12
fEra1 @ittcr Lrbensmiibe.

gluS mbefanntem @runoe na6m
geitern Morgen Die 20 Sabre alte
6rau Sophie Bitter bon g1r. 241,
SiiO @beIter StraBe, ie6s 2ged-
iil6er Goblctten Gin. Sic puroe BON
einigen Sousbemobueru Ito6neno III
ibrem 3inmer oufgeiinoen imO nit
Der 9lmbulou8 Oes oitlihen 0iitrifts
nad Dem st. Soiepbs Soipitol"
ge6rodt @6e Die 9lm6uIan8 ein-
trnf puroe tie bon Gr. @eorge 2.
Silliads bon 9}r. 2S1S, SIt-9olti.
.StraBe, bebonoelt. SIN st.
Soiepbs Soipital4 erfldrten Die
9ler3te, oaB Die 6rau ie0cnfalls nit
Dem 2ebcn oooon fonmcn miro. Sic
lit crit ieit einigen Mouatea perbei-
ratbct uno mollte nic6t ange6en, pa-
RIM iic oas @ift geuontncn bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12
NSolitiIdlc GanOiOutcn.

Sic iolgen0en 8emerber I'M 60
ninationen BEL ocn 8rimGrlpn6len
ON 6. 9(pril 6aben bel ser 5taots.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lire @e6iibren
entrihtet: sir @iapor: Charles $.
Scinbcmm imo gbeooore 9. @eis,
Hepu5lifoner; fir oen 3meiten9fatbs-
3ipeig Santuel =. Sarris, Cemo-
frat; 4. Diitrift.
Sir ocn criten Rat6s5peis
1. g9oro Iemofraten. @m. $.
6. G6oie. glr. 22i5, Oit.9oItimore.
StroBe
0lepublifaner: gilbert 3. 6. Soi.
ie. 9tr. 1iO7, Sii0 &otouacitraBe
3. gQoro Gemofrnten: @incent
8. &almiiano, 9lr. 8O5, Goitern-9loe.
6. @aro 1enofroten: @ueene
a. Setter. 9}r. 80, gtoro aenpooo.
9IOcuue; So6n 6. Giitler, 9ir. 1929,
Gii.@altimoreitraBe.
13. @nr0 Gemofroten: Samuel
8. @cit gfr 1903, Monoapmin.
gl0cnie,
IA. @oro Gcmofrnt: 1oniel
6. Soiep6, Giitau 9SIoce;
9icpublifaner: Scon 9. Ho6inion
Dlr 2i39, 4enuioloania.A0e
is. g9nr0 Gemofrat: @oporO
@roB, 9tr. 1915, g9eit Sdrotogaitr
10, @oro Gemofrot GrWior.
i6oll @. Smith, 9lr. 11S, 0loro.GaI.
bounitraBc
81. g9oro Gemofrot: gSiaiam
3. @eli6 9lr, 7i5, Scottitrnbe.
%. g9oro 9lcpublifoner: @eo.
q. g9idlein Or. 227, MlcGomaSitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12
..MLnfcnISntcr. .0Serein =

Gie 5ebntc iGbrlide 6oIten-llnter.
1oltung oes n@lodenl1itter. .%creinS
ser ct. Sofobus-9ir@e" finOet om
Is. unO 16. 6ebruor in Scr ct. SSa-
fobus Soac itatt. Gos Drama
rsyolielp 9lccuieo," oos felt bericbie-
men @o6en bon Oen nohite6enoen
Spielern eingeiibt pur0e, miro oen
8uinouern iiderIid gefolen. Dic
SpieIcr iinO: Soiepb Sines 4etcr
Oorfler, Soiepb 9foacr, SSoiepb
&eube, SoiepB Sbeel. @ouuuo &or.
toI W1idoel 5ledenltein. 6ronf Ser.
bert, Gomoro 6ort, Sronf N8eb,
2onrence S6u6ert, 6reoerid Sogor,
Gonoro Seilman gllois @oOefe,
SSo6n Soltbous, gilbert 9riining,
Gbriitopber Sebolo, Sroncis Dorfler,
Somes SoltbollS uno Wlourice s.
HaIia. 0ie nu,iifaIiihen @eniiiie
ipirO oas ct. sSofobus .SugenO-0r6e.
Iter liefern. Cine beionoere glttraf.
tiou miro oos Sreilpillige Streid-
0rheiter, oos aus Den &@. gSiaionl
Sinfe, Gborles gloaer, Soiep6 W3iil.
Ter, Soiepb 9foien6crgr, Geo. 5deeI,
Senrp W1iiner puo SreOerid SbeporO
bcite6t fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12
Nic g3rpbnreiie.

Die bobmiidcu unO poluii1en
9Gdcrmeiiter bon Baltimore meroen
am SomItag 9lbcno in ser 90bmen-
Salle an Der gde bon %reiton- inO
@aD- -StraBc cine @erianmIung ob-
balten, I'M be5iigli6 zines b06cren
9ro0prciies 81 cOnferiren @inige
Der Bidder batten iib idon leBten
Samltag 5riammengeiilnoen mo
Oieielben 6eihloiieu cine groBere
Geriammlung 5uiammeu5urufeu. II
Sails ole Greiser60bung ongenom-
men miro, Damn foitet Elm 9oib 9roO
6 Gents ouitatt 8 Gents Selbit bel
Dem er60bteu 4reiie wiirOe ser Ser.
ltit nitbt gutgenladt peroen oen
Die @dder ourd ole @rb06ung Der
W}e6lpreiie erlitten bdtten, iagte elmer
Der Sntereienten Die 9dder pollen
Den @reis niht erbobt baben, falls
oieS nibt obiolut Hotbwenoig lit. Gs
miro ieOod ni6t bernieOen mer0eu
fonnen ga gegenmdrtig teine 9lus.
iihteu Dor6onOen iino, ooB Der
Meblpreis reou5irt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12
u&ittelsbadJ.Se eftiun gsr. L."
WloRtaM ben -. 5ebrnar 1915.
@roker Nlnsfeu6aa.
&arrs's 6alc.
(6e6rS, i0,12,14-5)

9ladmittass.S6ee in n4SeaboOp."
SSrou @oupt, Die Satin ocs 9Sro.
fciiors &nlpt, mar @atronciie bci'm
geitrieeu gto1niittoes. Sbec in Dem
qroBcn Scale oes o@co6ooD .Sniti.
hts lpoiel6it 5ur 3eit bic oaidbr'
lihe @emdloc 9lusitellune unter ocn
9luipi5ien oes 0Gboreoal CLUBS
iiottfinoet. sbre 9(iiiitentinnen ma.
rem oie na1iiebenoen 0amen: 6rai
&ihoro S. @leaiants, 6rml SorrD
6. sSones, Srou Sreoerid u. Soooec,
Troa 2swdlo z. SbreDe, 6rau Glp.
mer gSbbte, 5rou @enrD g9ooo, 5rls.
Cora GDomber gllice @bonoler, Se-
len @eDer. @}orgoret Osborn 9lnu
SbrcDe, Caroline GaDlor, @racc
Gurnbua, eiiie @ooO uno @largarct
@ooo. 0ie glu8iebungsfrait, wel6e
ole ousgeiieaten @en6loe lmo Sfulp.
tiren ouf sic peiteitcn &reiie ants.
ilbt Iieigt taslib, be5ei6eneu 9unit
berit1noiqe oie oieSidbrigc glisitel
lung ooh ais pertbuoller ino reid
bnltiger ocnn je.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12

Ger o8orfOiIle @erlDo',S' n Oef
gcrein" bielt 01ittmob slOe"' ab, all
nSomiItOn-Soac" eincu gdll lalnsSilna9.
oenl ungcfd6r 100 Eaare y Gourii'
men. Gus Arrangements S1iGct'
beItono aus Oen 6rauen -, 1oi,, T.
s. s. @on8c, sc. 81. Sll'''
Seim uno 96. 9Rooel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12
iIuterboItnues.gge ggeaiueiler.

,,2rbiturium m"-a 2utpcloeibcre1
s,0Dl0uini"- September Dlorn"
v6eto I9e SiorQ gt toe aloiorb".
,,WnpciD"-. Sollies Of 4lcalurc"
,,DnrDlano" Mcilb's ~gln Siar" r"sSaHocplue
uu0 g4lnOclhilncr
,,0lnRtgliabenir"- Mare Iempefi in ioleens
Dem Hcpcrioirc:
&onucrlina nnb Sreiina glbeno uHo 5reiaa
yatiHee .......-r1pe Yl1rriaAe 81 NiilD
NifrdcDnicc &cnDDnusJccital Sreiing, Den
~. 5ebrnar NnMmiitaqs ll6r
me Songs Sale, qpCuit-&Diut Wona1
ben D ScDrnnr, GROCER Yldsicnbnu
,9lftcl6ban. .eeliion 9ir. 4" Wloniae, ben
,Nriun" UiiihU0h, ben H. Scbruar, gr0s
Ser Nlaaienbau IN neebmann's Sale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12
g9OdItdatiafeitsbaa arOher w. 2 81

0idt gefiiat nit elmer llu~ up~poioeiel
Ienoen 5dblenoen. feltlid sei''cI 'cIbcuo
W}eni6ennlenge mar gelter''. '.rts al
Die @uffenboae oes 5. Neg'I @oinOcr'
Scr Soffnan.StroBe, nage 4,+hatig'
9(uenue, mo Ser groBe Mogsr%~ M,g2.'.~ att
feits6aa Der nGoluinbus'Stll,i'sIo Ioonos
@rmeitcrung oes Euberfnlols'0 0S3ur'
Itottfono. @ielc iIluitrc eallsr ,s,ricoct
oesIenatorcn ano GongreBllllis srroud'
befonntc @eI6dftslelite unp < pa'
ncnte Icrtrcter Der @eielll"oos Ep'
rem onlpeleno. Sr. SolePp ~ qSiF
mnltp, Der SefretGr %rallOe'te ter 0elI
IONS. bcfono iib ebenfalls p'' 'ntcn bic
@ditcn. 8ipei Or6eIter Delpls eilI
Eromenooeu- uno @aanlllll,, III
Gon8ert eroffnete oeu slOe''D ,endo'
8 llbr nobn bic groBe TIooaal'
ibrcn S(ufoug, an ipelde ll0
scr @oa oni9loB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12

Dor Dem nMeiteno So5ioliiieu.
Gub" 6ielt @aItor q. u. Sogue ae.
itern 9lbenO in Scr Salle oil Der Gde
non Baltimore lmo %eorl+StraBc
einen &ortrog iiber oaS Fro6lcni ocr
9lr6eitsIoiigfeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12

Souneuoufqang. ......7 Il. 2 30,
Sonnenuntcrgong 10 Il. 40 N1.
@louooufgang 6 Il. 20 90. @orgeus.
8lutb .....4 Il. 81 30. Worsens,
5Iutb ......5 Il. So 30. Rodm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12
Hlren nenen @uiten anaetdeiIt.

3ie om Wfittmo1 9lbeno bon ser
@oli6eibeborOe beforoerteu @1itglieoer
0es @oli0ei 0eportenents lpur0en
geitern Ourd Moridoa Garter uno
Siilfsmoridon Souie oen folgenoen
Iiitriften 6ugetbeilt: Sielltenont
W}i9oel 6. @oro Dem n0roliden 0i-
itrift, 0finOcierseont Sobn GoieD
Dem nittleren 9iitrift, &un0eier-
gcont 9fobert @oeI Dem peltli6eil
0iitrift, 2ieutenont Daniel B. Hfen-
mig Dem uorO0itlideu Qiitrift, Ger
eeont Sobn 6. SoI5er Dem ntittleren
Diitrift, Sergeant George @olper
Dem norO0itli6en Diitrift, Sergeont
Sigmilno Simmelmon Dem niittleren
9iitrift, Sergeont Charles 8. 8.
yeagIe, Dem norO6itIihen Qiitrift,
Sergeont GOporo Stemple Dem mitt.
lcren 0iItrift, 0cteftib lieutenant
g8iaiom Senfins, &oiptquorticr.
@eitern murOe befonnt, DAB ole
@oIi5eibcb0r0e nebcn oen 8ef0roc-
rungen nod Die foleenoen @eriebrn-
gen bornobm: Sergeont @iniom
@}urp6D bonn 0itIiden nod Dem iiiO-
peitlidcn Seroeont @fidoel SugbcS
bonn iiiomeitli6en nod Dem norooit-
li6en Sergeont Goporo 9famioD
bonn noro0itliden nod Dem mittlercl,
Sereeout Sorrp S. 8oremon bonn
nor0oitliden nad Dem mittlcreit
Sergeont Sobn =. Gonconnon bonn
nlittleren nod Dem norooitliben 0i-
Itrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12
edlredIidle 0OIaen 6es aFIIg..... :. (.

~uJANAAtttjt DpAHtW w. s.rtdl0t
Sr. 9luguit N1iiIer in Oa'L,l;re LINER
Slime 9[rllnole.Gountp, bat pom l'' In.
S6meIter in 0euti6lono einen 's Sic
geren 9rief erboIten in ipelpsn' "" ne.
Idon friiber eemeloete Ebatlaq' SET
It1tiet miro, onB oie 9fnllell s,6en
BON ibnen eingenommcnen orus, H oc.
Srten in OItpreuBen fiirAterl'|1, 1,,ser
bouIt boben; Oieielben ba6en orSelI "
onoeren bier ni9t 5it 'lts,al
@reueln aud oaes @riDateIse'''S en-
ocmoIirt uno nie6ergebranl'l'
Dem 8riefe beiBt es; e.4criiI
Ser grlloer mcincr Slul@u.t' als
lit irgenowo in einem Sa0ar't;, ;,,nac
Eflcgcr, mo 500 beritiimnelie o6
W2dnner (Solooter) liegen n''' ,sae
gebodten @lieomaBeu uno ~ eip
lto6euen g(ugen; cr idrie6, es !. ~ ct.
Syammer, 0ieier 9(nblid fnllll o. o" sic
tra9en. 9lu i6limnlitcu 1apse 1t. sic
@elgier in oieier @eiie geiplliVsusIaca
@ngIonocr loaen fir jeOel' En6cll.
SAL 50 5roncs ousgcicst lTmS
gllio Oen B0bel aufgeItodelplo' .t;oii"
oos nennt ii@ ~@rauOe Ssa.lell
O9e6en an 0ieIen @reuelll Dssodel
trob oaeu Gleno ou6 ulfi9e Gdli
Dor. 9(n einenl @oggon ellles sSrciSe;
tGr0uges Oeutider itano MI - S' n,
,0aB Der W3ono ni6t beipop''
Det f6nnt Sbr mir sloobelI
Cont bGtten mir IGngIt ifoH
Cine &rieeserfIdrrng bon DD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12
ssitrasc gum @aIt1i0''

fir perumuSetc eplOaten NV 0oe
rciSenSs gsitt,uen nub aoiI'' .,s,p
scfaacnen aricssru Der ~" ,.,ep
nnS Saerrci6iis-nnanrii6s" sI''' r'r,p
wcrOcu BON 6cuOllmSdtiai'' ..,er.
iursu Oes oituu66au6is'' iGt
@creius aciommclt. slHd '''., ''..,ipl
Ouy 9cutTdr 0lof0c ascn' 10" spS
earl 81. eHOsrit, ode e9a''''
-strnFc, ociamn'''''' seiss
ScScu gathpOdl ,uirO H''' ..,ra
eommluuaeu i'm .c0rr'fp''''"'
qmittirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12

Sr Otto Shonrid. iuelber i'm
9luftroge ser Ser. Staaten &egie.
rung Die 9lnipriihe Ser centrol.ame.
rifouiiHcn 9lepl6lifcn lntcriiidte,
LAT in ciner bier gehalteucn 9leoe
empio6len oen ipauiiAen llnterriht
IN oeu SAnlen eill5uiiibreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12
Gpesial. .GOnsert.

9apeQc OcS Sampiers D9lbein"
Samitus SlbcnO, 13. 6e6rnar,
Geo. SyiIling's, 511 Sit-SnltO. ..Str,
(6ebrt2-13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12
Wlunisipal. .Rudjridjteu.

StdOtiidc 6iHan5-Gommiiiion priift
ole SefuritGteu Der oeridieoeuen
ItdotiI6en 6onos III Sobe BON
ii6cr $29,OOO.OOO uno finoct
Oieiclbcn in Srouuug. Srot-
toir 9fIaiterimgs Gontrafte in
bier @ruppeu einsetbeiIt.
Die Itdotii6e 8inan5-Gomniiiion
nobm gcitcrn oie bonn @eies porgc-
idrci6ene iGbrli9e 4riiiung Scr
ItdOtiibcn SetilritGtcu fir geuiiie
Sonos unO Die W1itglieoer Der Gom-
million batteu iiber $29,000,0O 81
3d6len. 0ieies @eid1it, wel1es in
ocn @epol6en ser nSafe Gepoiit &
Gruit 60" borgenommen purOe,
na6m 5lpei StunOen in glnipriih.
9tad oieier 3eit erfl0rte sic Gom-
million, OnB nlle @ertbpapiere in
better Sronina befimoen purOcn.
Gie nadgepriiitcn 8onos iuaren Die
folgenoeu:
GileuugsionoS -. $27S53,7t792
GnoH &ratt
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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-07-31
THE CONScLE1CE KEEPER

From an address by Percy Andreae,
yice-president American Association
of Foreign Language Newspapers
before the International Press Con-.
gress, Panama Exposition, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
ssI believe that the paramount func-
ton of the Press is that of Keeper of
the Public Conscience. There was
never time when men as well as
women were so fiercely intent upon ap-
pealing, on this or the other ground, to
the public conscience, and assuming to
speak in its name, as they are today,
And who is to distinguish, amid this
babel of tongues wagging in the name
of the public conscience, which voice
is truly the voice Of the people and
which is not? All kinds of fads and
fashinons of thought have had their
day in this world of ours. They have
swept occasionally in violent gusts over
the multitude, and we have heard men,
again and again, as they bent their
heads to the storm, pass the word to
each other: "Behold the mighty
whirldwind of public opinion;" until
another such gust has swept from the
opposite direction and successfully
contested the passage of the first.
'sIt is the inceSsant conflict between
these contrary winds of alleged public
opinion that does more lasting damage
in our day than even these colossal
social upheavals which occasionally re-
suit from clashing interests Of race.
Not because the conflict Of human
opinions is in itself injurious, for we
know that it is not, but because, when
opinions, however honest, masquerade
in false guise, they are misleading,
and perplex and bewilder the public
conscience instead of clarifying and
strengthening it.
"Who, ,then,is better quilted than the
trained and experienced newspaper
editor, to point the distinction between
the mere passing winds that bend and
twist the public mind for a fleetine
moment and the real storm wind thai
originates in the public mind itself
searching it to its uttermost depths, anc
lasting shape?'
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-07-31

running a saw mill in Greene
County. This is untrue. Mr.. j.
/. Dixson was indicted in five
cases, but a nolle prosequi was
entered in each and every case,
and | was not indicted for this,
nor was |, in any, connected with
the indictments. The Records of
Greene County will verify this
statement.
The dates of all the alleged
offences were prior to 1911, when
! ran for County Prosecuting At
torney and was elected by a safe
majority over both of my oppon-
ents in the first primary. These
charges were not brought into
that race and neither are they
now being circulated in my home
County, where the people know
me. If there had been any thing
in these charges for which /
should have been censured they
would undoubtedly crept into my
race for CountyAttorney in 1911.
regret that these charges have
crept into the campaign, and re-
gret to be forced to answer them,
and in answering them | make no
counter charges. | am seeking
the office solely upon theprinciples
| have heretofore announced 70
you ;,na upon my fitness and
qualification for the Office and if
elected it shalll be my greatest
desire to serve you with all the
ability and earnestness that /
poss ess.
Yours very truly,
L. C.. HELMS
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-07-31
c0URaGE RS DEcE1c1.

The other day an excited individual
rushed into newspaper Office with a
choice bit of scandal burning his tongue.
1t made no difference to this person
that the scandal affected the daughter
of his neighbor-that the mother of the
girl was seriously ill-that the brother
was just entering what promised to be a
successful professional career. The
scandal was rich in flavor, and he
wanted to see 1T in the paper. He
told the editor about it, with every
evidence of the keen relish Of the
scandal connoisseur, but impressed up
on the newspaper man that the source
of his information must be kept inyiol-
ably secret. When the paper came out,
the man returned to demand why the
story hadn't been printed. Short, sharp
words followed, and the visitor called
the editor a coward and left, vowing
that man who was afraid to print the
news had no right to be an editor. To
our mind, that editor was brave man.
The informer who demanded that his
name be kept secret, was the coward.
The editor ran paper in small town.
So closely related were the lives of the
inhabitants. that the editor knew
every detail of the story before his
visitor called on him. But he could
see no profit for himself nor glory for
his paper in printing an item that
would bring sorrow to the gray hairs
of father, disgrace to a brother and
probably serious consequences to sick
mother. If the news appetites of his
readers were so voraeious, he thought.
as to demand this costly food, he would
refuse to pay the price. The editor
was right. Many things he has to
print which he would rather leave un-
said but the scandal which has only
its spice to recommend it should have
no place in the columns ola self-respect
ing paper. We would rather build than
tear down. We would rather print the
things that help and encourage and
uplift than to hold up the mistakes of
some unfortunate to the scorn and
contempt of his neighbors. Decency is
not lack of courage. II it were, we
would rather be decent than courageous.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-07-31
CARD FROM [. {. HELMS,
CANDIDATE FORDIsTsICT ATTY

Lucedalc, Miss, July 10, 1915,
To the People of the 2nd Judicial Dist:
When / entered the race for
Dist. Atty | resolved to make
a clean race, free from all per-
sonaIitics and abuse, and to dis
euss principles rather than men
and their shortcomings. AND as
the race is drawing to 81 close |
now declare unto you that | have
kept that resolution sacred. L have
made no charges whatsoever against
nv opponent, nor shall | do so
during the remainder of the cam
paion. | believe that such prac-
tice should be condemned, and
if I am forced to make charges
against the private or public life
of my opponent in ORDER to be
elected / shall welcome defeat. |
prefer to be man, true and tried
even if it leads to defeat, rather
than to be elected by unfair
means.
have tried as far as possible
fo see every voter in the District,
md as tic campaign IS drawing to
8 elass. Il will be impossible for
ne fo SEQ all CT you again before
the election. [ am Informed that
at this late day in the race certain
reports derogatory to me being
circulated, and [ am taking this
method Of answering them, as |
cannot ia the limited time at my
disposal answer them in any other
way.
First: ] am informed that | am
being accused of being indicted
aud tried in Florida. This IS
true. When | was a boy OF
seventeen years, ! was working in
a store and a negro called me a
damn liar and [ shot him, but my
aim was bad. | was tried for this
and acquitted, and | have never
regretted firing that shot; Second:
that [ was removed from the
Post Office at Merrill. This IS
not true. resigned and the
records of the Post Office Depart
ment will show this; Third: that |
was idicated in Greene County
for selling liquor while running a
drug store, This statement IS
true, but Judge James II. Neville,
who was then Circuit Judge,
ordered nolle prosequi IN this
case after having talked to the
states witness: Fourth that | got
drunk and sank the Eliza Ann,
a steamboat owned by NE. This
Is not true. | never was more
sober in my life than when the
Eliza Ann sank; Fifth: that |
was indicted Jointly with Mr. j..
/. Dixon for stealing logs, while