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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18

YrilC3fi mm alleroings nld)t ober 1eill
0ienIt mirOc ibm er6e6li1 erledtert Oemt
cs lprong bel Deier @cleqenDeit menigItens
cine ncle glmtSoiencrltclle bcim Soilpt5oll-
amt berolS llno Oieie erbiclt SSoicpb Bie
tar5, oeiien 9iainen Der 9liieiior allf S6otts
&prouloiilng in iein gioti5bud geldrieben
bdttc Soiepb Yetor5 nertollid)tc olio nac)
cincm &crteljo6r Sen bloucn 9iod nit Der
blunfcn anopfcu nit enem griinen Hod
init blonfen &uopiei unO fiibrtc nod) einem
mcitcren &icrtelabr einc 9ioiolfu in Ot
omtsoienerlidGt 1ienitmobmmg ein glller.
oings puroe ibm bic ,Sreioe oeSSod)3eits
taqeS etfpoS pergdllt 0urdD einen ononpmcn
9rief, Der ben 8oitltcmpel 9ernou trug un6
morin ibm mitgeteilt muroc, bob er luD
ieine 5rmi nit @etroleim iibergoien nm
ungeitedt peroen iolltcr, iobalO man lie
ioIien fonnc. 0icier 9rici Itornite notiir
lid bon einem Scr ,@eibGftsframoe" ic.
nes friiberen Serrll, 0o6 berllbiatc id) So
iepb 6ulo ii6er Die 9robung, Denn er puBts
aus ieincr eiaencn ollerOings Nou iobrc
lang 5lJriIdliegenOen @eidoitstdtiqteit Dob
Gdjnugglcr Dor foniglitb prcibiihcn llni.
ioimen einen gciunltigcn 9icueft jaben
AtitCtt ~vtDluA HuND pCl NNukpDlNNV OOVl
5eit mo acnal Gin Su6r nocD 0cn @inriIdcn
rcr 6anilic @citbnicn fomcl cuolic5 oie
eritpn Observation-Disclosures @S poren
5tuci, cine fir Ocn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
lclr Dlcfimcit mo cine jipeite iiir Ocn
Cbcrgrcu3tontrolleir Sbott W}efupeit
puroc IN glcic9cr oicnitlic6cr Gigciirbait AL
Gin brnnocnbiirgildcS Soipt5ollnmt Der,
Irbt mn M 0nsIrlbr GnltDt2nllntnt finn
5c5ott obcr ais GcnOort 0eic 9ei6r.
ocring, ourdj 0ic CT cine groBe 9ln5obl
&orocrndnncr iibcriDrung, pnr bic amt.
liMe glicrtcnnmg fiir oic getlopptei
Sd)nuigglct llno alS Scrr @nppidneiOes
iie ibn niittcltc, iagte SGott
o@nti6ulOigen Sic Soerr S6cr5ollinipet-
tor, a6cr ct ie5t MD anoers, id miiB mir
eercn 0oecnblid bodit unpoieno bcteb
men, imo lod)tc los, ooB oic gSonoe after,
ten 9llS CT oiligcbort bate iroofc @opp.
idJncioer
n59 grotuliere uodmaIs 6er8Iic0, Serr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18

Sdotts iuoren 3um erlten SSatuur Ocr.
ieBt imo am 5meiten g9ebnohtStogc mor
bei iAncn groBc 9lbihieOSfeier an9eleBt Sl.S
Sollptgeridt parcn natirlid) &arpicn Dor,
geieben, in polniidler Soucc, nit Bier ma
Son1gfn6en un0 iiir Die ip6tc 9tadtIhmDe
q0enu pGt miro eS oesnol Suite,
iugte St5ott tuarcn ioDiel @oiteiet foltc
9icbc. Gortell, SNld)clt, @uOoinge im0 ION.
itige Dclifateicn behoift, 10 pocuebn mie
iic in Sernau nir ouf5utreben poren, OaB
Der groBc Siid) olii oen allies ollfge6olt
ioor f0it inter Der Yoit 5uiomnenbrad)
Gielc 0inge bate SSroil Shott qeuciniant
nit Nloriarfa ciigebolt, ober OoS 9lricnol
Der 5liiiigfeiten i6Grtrai oen 9iicttiih
nod bel meitcnL 0eifn Oie bate Sdott be.
iorgt
oGt foitet ia billie Sclo, Suite. iogte cr
Sll icincr 5roli, oaber BON 3loc5cnice bis
@rnnOen6urg Dat filonlctcrt iiG ia icin
lllo oic oreibunOcrt W}orf 5dnugglergrd.
tiiifotion bon porgelterh iin0 midl nicb libel
&crl ic nm nod meincu Saul ccnigermo.
Zen pcrlloppc, 70 lonuer mir nlinocilens eclt
iail5cs Sobr long lorgenirei leben 0em
oieien fridcrigen 5iStls Den &rom naN
trdglid) Dor Die 6iiBc merien llno g8einreis
lenOer Der0en na60eni er III anOerer Meic
10 relotip auitonoig ge6nnOelt 6ot, oct iebt
Oo6 nun ni6t mebr int 60 bungern mir
ms 10 langiom 5lm Sberinlpeftor ruiz
SSd iuollte bloB, Der Wiehtpeit lebte 10
longc, oot er Dat nod erlcbt
rllno einc Sralk" la9te 6rau S6ott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18

.
oG,iis5ic0cl cin nnfrliDrcrld)cr Glaruls
t.as crpiocrtc &opplbncOcr, uonS Hilllcn
@ie 1dl 0odl icl6it laqcll, &crr gliIcilor, iea
m0liN Ger cincn tonlgltdlell Sroen cluen
rnf ginms nemk III 81 allen loplg,
Ner Niiciior iob Den Gbcr6ollmlpettor
clEiae 9ll0cp5siic lnunnl an llilo lagfc
aolii
Ncrr CbprjollHlpcrtor, ocrii6cln Sic
migbitte cine Grogc nidi Subcn Sie IN
&lNc'a pdi5cu Scbcn ldlon einuol eincn
y9ie aruIat5t III
EoppIdncocr lullBtc ni6t wos CT
0aroid ermiOcrn iolltc, nn0 ipic Die 6ro1c
iIbcrhunpt Qemcint loar Scin &critononis
fir Sroilie iuor ebenio rUic bel MlcInmett
nuEcrlt idlpad3 cntiDidelt; er lNmlcg allo,
ino Der gliieiior nibr tort:
.5ebcn Sic, id Dab Is mir gcood)t
9aul, 0o8u iin0 Sic amtlio) ia and nid)t
nerpflihtct g(6er Der Serr Sc6ott, Der
idyrint mir Gin 9oua tpieiacr Serr 5ll ieil,
ct iii uobl ein biBd)en icbr 0os, mas mon
&c NroOrotidnoll5e uennt.
Hnppld)neoer linhcbugltDcr Wernble
N 0idtc obcr Der gfiieiior iogtc
9thcr mponiert Bat lHir S6r Scrr
do.i, Ncrr Gbcr5ollinIpcttor, ooS fonl
itb Sbneu iaQei N8ic mir glor0Wonn mo
aIcilidjntiot gciaqt 6abcn bot cr aiit lcincr
Gonibuofons9obc nidlt uur bic gai8c Slt4
triQlc cufprrt uno ocn @lnn SIR llcbcr
liitiuQ Der Sdlun9glergclcllitott bis tiis
@mSctc cnlporicn, ncili, cr nabn mldl an
ncr &ot6c iclbit tcil, pbgleicb cr Dos gor
nicjt rDtiQ bottc Geua bic Cbcrgrcii5ion.
irollc hoi ia 9ioromonI cr iiet ia in 9us
rron limo o1s mill idl ,Sbncn iagcn Scrr
Nbcrsollinipcrtnr, olbe 2clltc pom
@ntaec @dlottS sic loren 0icniiro aidlr
bloB 0eS6oID Geidporcn nobcll, i'm iid1 ull
scr arippc Ocs @afers 5tnnt entlung 81
oraeD. iouocrn sic lid nit ibrcr goli8eil
RcrionIibfcit oud fiir ocn Staot cinicBcn,
mclms irgcnomo bren3lid) miro, bic f0nnen
tuit acbroud]en Sci ioldeu reipcftloien
1'cuiben" ser gliieiior lod)tc ber5lid)
.iit Sic qrofc GiIoOe iDetcr nidts ais ein-
eIrt straitii5erid1aB, 10 gclUiicrHnBeu Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18

pSoipoll, Die ooc0, iogte Sd)ott, inOcn
er lrgen0elne leincr SSeic6tigfeitcn, Die nd'
titrlic) uorbcr probicrt mcr0cn nnitcl, IN
cincm @laic gcgcn Oen Sronlcudtcr bielt,
oportc Suite, id ident Dir ood en- @laS
Gin: Scrr mo Nrol N}ctulpct, 'ic iollcn
lcbcnl Soiicntlicb fommt scr llor0nidnt
3unt &orpicn red)t5citig 3uriid g9ceB ocr
&udlid, iUarnm Der aerl mittcn I'M 9Sintcr
nad5 Berlin olli llrlml6 f16rt, inO nod
Ga5l iiber gScibnud)tcl Sf bate c0ud)t,
0ot iolltc 81 &ciDnodtcu in Der oil0crcll
6lurre9ion cn0lid) Die bcipuBtc loli0c Ser.
lobillng 9cbcu, uf Die mir INN ldou EN-
bolbcS ,Sabr lolicrn, obcr ct ipir0 0odl mo1l
niid)t mcr0cn Sd)aOc, id 60ttc iic 0en b5i-
ocn ollen Ncrri6aitcn bon 0riibcn 10 BON
ldn3cr Scelc gcgon1t, belonOcrS Der 6rol
@eltBulcn icpiilcrnoBcn ais @iloiter fiir
Die ourc6gebrannte Srct 9lber id bob .
Dir 0dmols ia ieiogt cs iino bei0c Ell poar
OidfOppc &ieIlcid)t 6oben iic i1on nat
miteinanOer iebubt 70 he bcinli0c 9icbc,
bon Der niemonO niidlt meiB, imO oie Bot 70
DeB 9c6ronnciL Dab Ons roio @mo ourdr
iebrannt it
Sran S6ott fab brcn Niom luc0cl iT.
ncr 9ic0lcligfcit bcior1t ou imO Bat ihn, Oadl
cnOli6 nit oen Brobicren oii3n1altcn, tr
rinic ia lpdtcr mod gcmg triuicn S;Gol
iugtc.
~3ii billie tTnfcn? suite, i10nl cir ia
bin oo0 nic6t &oll 9llcrouorrwitid" mo
INN 6egonn cr icincr 6roit cincn &ortrod
iibcr sic @igcntiiniliGtcit iciucr &otir io'
peit tic Die 9Iufnobme bon Sliiiligfeitcn ol''
betroi 81 cntuidc!i, Der OorolH 1noisJtf.
Dob cr i'm @egcniob 5i onocren Scicn
nit icocn @laie niGt wodliger, iogNrrs
fciicr aif Den @einen wiiroc fam obcr ,id,i
Oont 5u Gnoc, oenn ieBt eridieu ais cri.:
Der @1itc moer @riparten 9forOndi;r.
gleiM Ooraui tomen SberinipettorS alc
Damn ole iibrgeu Serridloftcn bonn g.nlf
limo id6lieBlidJ fliugelten otd) &lenidir;ots
imo 0iitriftstommiiiorS in Shlitteu an
Oen Sol 70 OoB fir llnterbdltungen ie;cr'
ner 9totur feline 3eit me6r 6licb
- -. (5pASBung. foIat.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18
Shenrcs glernniioen.

9Sc1cu Hubcliorlmg uuroe aclicrn
G6ono9 Soptius, 9Ir 022, Srecn
mount 9lucnuc, our6 Niagiitrot Sip
plec I'M @oli5cigcri6t Oc5 mittlcrcn
GiitrifteS 5u $50 @eloitroicuuO Era.
glmg ser @crihtsfoitcn pcrllrtbcilt
Sopfins mar om 0onncritog @oit i'm
Sapic 0eS 0ru. lmO Srou Sobn
S6auuoM Ger, 1873, 9}orO tSront.Stry
0cucicn inO 6ottc iib idlieBli6 in
cincr gSeiic auigcni6rt OaB i'm Der
&ous6err an Die 9uit ietcn mubte.
Ger (Soit begab iicb oorali5in 5ur
Yoli5ci lulo crfIortc, ooB CT IN ocnl
Sotie ocS @rn. Shannon bcrau6t
iuorOen ici
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18
Wiau crlpaHut hcu ugIaiiimort OUrrtpouOcui".
0cntihc gaptiitcn 0irdlcu.

Grifc ocntId)c 9aptiItcn 9irdJc- -Momis
mentsStraBe, @de 8ntteriousBorfs 9loc. I;
sEaltor Jlaipb s. &egener, gir. 143I
Wipnut opalsglDcnuc, daunlt
Sucitc 0cntidJc &nptiiieu=G =Girdlc Srcs
0eridsyocnue, Gdc Ulonrocs Strubc; &as
itcr 6ilio Spntcr, yir 1850, Welt
Baltimore SStraBc
ScutidJc WctbuOiiteus 9irdcu.
Critic bcutid)c MctbDoilru Stride ~
g|r 224, GiiosSBrpa6ipnn. maze @uiterns
9lucrle; @oitpr Is. S. SbaiB, gir. 1711
Baltimore sStraBc
3tucite OCntldJc 0letbOOiitcn= &irdlc -
1240 2i9btsStra6e; Yaitor IS. NSieaonD.
ICnniU.uauia glucnnc WiribD6ihcE-
Stride RenniDlDaiiosglbenue, nn6c
WPoihcrs StrGbc; @oitor 81. 3. @oibIe,
SIR 567. DloIbers sStraBc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18

Solleec ober i1 bGtte bod nidt geoodt
OoB Sic iib 10 auBerorOeittlib iiber oic
&criesung unO 9eiorOcung frellel luiir-
0cn
y@t is MID al Oeirl," crmioertc S6oit,
yid itellte mir I'M Settle BLOB oor mas Der
D}eflnpeit mo ieiuc 2[ltc fir Selid)tcr mo-
den weun id ouf lnicrn ocnndcbitigen
Soiptonit gdunmer 3pee bin iu0 CT 9htnl.
mer Orei unO oot id meincn Iameu mitten
luiter oic bouptontlic6cn @criiguugen
icBcn bari imO er lit bloB Der Sdwon5.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18
ncntIdl. airAsa il glarpIanO.
3entidc tntbuIiidlc Sirhen III Baltimore
lino Narplano
Lglc0empI0rIiIen- l8emeIn0eM.l

ct. gllpbonins STRIDE Gdc @arts
9pcmc nuo Saratogo StraBc; Eatcr
2aurenimS 0iBucr 9ietior; 9Sntcr Ybis
lipp gioBbudj Batcr cSuboun y. SailD,
Botcr gSilbeln 2inoncr.
ct. Saiobns STRIDE Ode 9lisqilit6z
uno @aacrs SrdBc; Batct Soiepb Slnt,
Yatcr YdlI 0ubcr, Safer Ycter gSors
tiuacr, Bater SoIepb Stols, &otcG s. %.
Suet6er llio Yater Sobanu @tcicr
ct, Nli6aeIs STRIDE Gdc gSolfrs
mo qoulboro= =StroBc; Yotcr Soiep6
@iiicl, 9leiior; Yntcr @blipp Colonel,
Eater Yeter Sddc, @dter Scruaro
3ucding, %atcr Scopoo Sbrc6t
Socr5 ScinAirdle 3. S5irnbe lno
Softer SlUelmc, Si9bonOtuiun; 8ater
6ran5ishls &nnenbnncr, Heitor; Ydtcr
gluguitiu Beiiicr. Ynter SSobann grnuL
@atcr @nil 8enicr, Eaicr y. Scblpcrb,
Yater Syobonn 0jroel
ct. gScn5rslnus 3irdjc (666nlildc) ~
@ollinQions uno glIblunos sgluctuc; Satcr
Solep6 S0ilb, Jicfior; Yntcr gScu3c5laus
Ylclidor, Eater Sluguiin Yctrancf.
Snpn5incrs OjcmCin0c.
ct. Ictrr llnb &nnl Stride III Gum
6crlnnD, Wlo. &ntcr @ontint G6llter,
9icltor; 9Satcr alboil Snnlmcl llno Saiet
Simon Nnlpfcr. 0at WcmcInocldlue
nit $40 Niuneru
9luoCrc fatbcliidlr Gcmciubcn.
Gt g(ntDpiuss Stride 5m @nrncnpillc--
Yutcr 4. g. Gncll, @orDenDllc.
ct. Spigpbs Wcmcinoc 5u %edcr al
Der 8elnirs9ionO; Batcr Gbas s. Srint.
alis Rettor.
S,i. SrCii5 STRIDE gScits, un6c Qigbta
Gho6c; |oter glrnim Camp uno 8atel
NnorenS @ngelbnrbt.
IA NJ. IOtbbclfer Stride - Nlounia
no9e Der Yratts Strabc; 8eneoiftiner'
gSdtrcs 9rior glIegus Gjrab NIB Ya'
ter Gnnoious, gliiiitcut
ct. Wlaricns Girdc. gSaiBin0tDu, 9. 6
@ater g. u. goIb, Jicttor, ino %atel
Geo Oiterbeiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18

pom 9rccbeiicu is6iencn nod 9lfdu-
ger 5i icilL "a iic feincn &criu1 &c.
lndd)t 6ottcu, ocil @cIoidrout IN
iprcuacn iuto iicb MIR nit cirenl tlcis
ncn @eIobctrag iulo Boinucrt65citcn
int @ctrogc bon unaci0br IS 5uirc
Sen go6cu. Die Tic6e orongcu olircI
Gin 6cnitcr, luelhcS tic gcuoltout
oiincteil III bic Hduuc cin
9lihar0 Monlon gcitorbcn.
Nn icincnl @c5irgsbeinl lo6c san.
co6 6ci SagcrStoipu W}o, mlrOc bon
gSiaialn @ruor scr 70 So6rc oltc 9ii
dorO Nonui toOt mtigciiuiOcn. @lit
Momoi idlicO cine scr iutcrciioutcitcn.
@cri0iimfcitcn scr 0orti1eu Gcacn0
duS 0cun Schen. Gr mar OoS @oupt
scr 1anilic &omorL lucldc aus ici-
ucr Srou mo II aiuOcrn 6eitc6t Oie
NIT scr 6auiilic @}c@uster in 9luts
ic6Oe lag. GIauOe 9icGiSfcr 6atlc
uor fiinf o0er iehs N5a6ren eincu
Streit nit Sctt &ouan einem So6n
ocS iest @eritorbenen. in wel6en
,Sctt eridoiien miuOe. Ger Goter Oea
Gri6oiicnen our6itreiite nit 9eonl.
ten sic @e9eno, i'm NIcGusfcr dli5l.
it06ern m0 geloug i'm Oics naG
ldngcrenl SUDDEN. 9eim gln6lid oes
NldnueS ieuerte @onon oui icincu
GrbiciuO, Ocn er idwcr perpunoctc
Gs oeldug D|cGrsfcr o6cr ocunod,
nod &rnnipluolicn 5u cntflicbcu,
uo CT pcr0oitct nto IN WlarUlono 5u
I1S Sa6rcn 3iht6anS ucrllrtDeiIt
luluoe. @or cni9cl Nionotcu brad
sic Grbicnoid)oit bon ucucm oil3
lmS ivrroc cn 9lit0Iico ocr 6onlIc
pruulmort melhcs lduocrc 3cit ali
0aS Sons ociciielt mar
Siebcn 3rrionen Der
bronnt.
Gin cniicbli6cS Gnoe fonocu ic6cn
Ecrioncn Der Camille Ocs as Sabre
altcn Gllsportb &. 8ort IN Glop.
billie. @. 3d. inoem iie in sen Slonl-
men mnfonlcn ais ooS @obn6ouS
bon ciucn 6eucr 0crnidtet muroe.
Cos @cbdiloe luor Gin 6adiperfbouS.
IN wcldcm OoS 6cner gegcu 3 ll6r
NlorgeiiS 5lm glus6rud fam 6ollt,
/ icinc Srou rnb 0os jimgitc aiu0
iblicien in cinen Sintcriiulner Oes
ppcitcn Stodiperf Glucr mo Gooio
Sclt mirocn III i6rem 3iuuncr ocS
gpcitcn Stodlucrfs Ourh bic Slam
men pcr6inocrt i6cr bic 3rcppcn
in's 5reic 81 grlon9cn lmo rcttcten
4 iit orrcD cincu Sprung ans Ocu
4 5cnitcr Gincs Der @in0er murOc, ais
cs aus cinem Scnitcr ipranq bon
Gapio 6urt NlfgcFongcn Soit Brad
\ to Iciuc 6rop mo oas 9nbp IN 5t
4 der6cit imO elite Oonn III oos Soous
5lriid, I'm ieiue auoeren aprOcr 5lt
rettcn nuBte aber oieicS Hcttlngs
lpcrf init oenl 1oOe be5a6leu Gauis
,Soiit, uelhcr, Scr @cfobr nidt adj
teno, in oos &ous cinorang tria
| idlmere 9ranomlmOef Oaoon. @m
56carer Elm Stwiegeriobu ocS
SSolt purOc bel Oem Seriudc ieinl
6rnl 5lt rcttei ebcniallS oerbrnnnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-18
gofal6cridlic aus gsai9iustpu.
IrciQciprod5cll. d N.

q - = " W ~.
g&illiou SOurners, Ocr ncblt @c).
" glunlou0 luiO 9lidorO 6umt Oc5
eii6ruds uuo Iicbito6ls, iopic oce
sIngriiis 5ped3 ghisiii6ruug ciuc5
Maubcs nngetlogt mar iurrOc dcs
tern III ser eriteu 9l6tbciliing OeS
Grminalgcricbts ircigeiprohcu. 9lms
mouO lmo Soirt muroen in cner
iriibcrcu @erGanOln0 idldOig 6eiru.
oel
Aufomobtl 6ei6G0igt.
gIn Scr Gdc BON Connecticut 9lpc
mic mo &olcromo Hoao, q 98
iilhr 9sm " 9Sooo bon 9lr 1917 IL.
@iraBc, y " 9c9eu oaS on Ocy
Fdc ncbeuoe 9lutomobil Ocs Scuo.
tors 9Rorris bon 1craS, iuobei Oas.
icl6e iiorf 6eiddoigt uurOc.
gr6dlt $2500 z doDenerio &.
Sic ,8otomac electric 9Sowcr 50. "
mo ser 1iitritt Columbia mnrocu
Don elmer Slrp Dor &i4ter @ouIO i'm
sfrcisgcridt glr. beauitrogt on
Gora Semler $25OO S6ooeuerioe 5il
bsa6leu Gie alGgcrin fiel inn Sabre
1914 in scr StroBe in cinen GaS.
onidllub 5dlnbfaitcn 2ic Qcrlct-
Blngen ocriel6cn iulrOeu lpic 0os
Sepcisnioterial 5ciatc ourd Gro
ay6eiteu Ger o6igcu @cicllidoit ocr-
lriadbf Tic &crlcBte rcid)tc inn Pm
alNt cine 5dlaocurrio6tlalc Gin iluo
perlun9tc $4,000 zbncr5cnogclo
9lnigefanOcu.
Giaf 9ielion Gin 81 Sabre ultcr be.
ailtertcr Scrr aus Spno Nlinn, mel
dlcr iid) oui Dem Union 9abnboic
scr Gb6ut ieineS 9leiieu 9ll6in alaii
iei cnt5ogen botte, mcldcr ion nod
opm Giicn bealcitetc. tutroc, uod)ocnl
q Der 4pli5ei ais pcrmiBt genlcloei
morocn Nor inn nelmtcu &oIi5ci.
Bre3ultt dui9elllnocn mo n1d oenl
4Hoihington gImhml &oipitol" &C.
braht ga CT aciitcStrout iein foil
SIN Neiib 0es Wlounes luuroc einC
er0Bcrc 8elonmune, iopic cin Ncpol.
Der geiiw0cn aus iueldcni @rnuoC
oic 9eidluIoiauna NcS pcr6otcnca
ssoiicutrdgen5 ocacn i6u cr6obeu
ipluoe
6citcr
Gueu SAaocn bon 5000 ri4tct,
eln 6cucr an. ooS olrd) ciucn iiber.
6e8teu Gieu in Ser @o6mug Uor
Sancs GNeill 9lr 1900 B Str.
5iInl gIlIS6rilde fam
Nci ocni 9ernldc cirgcirorcuC
sSoiicrleitimeSrobrcn oli5ut6oncu
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nod lid 500.
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gIaS Sem Suucreu NIarHlnuO'S imO
Scn augren5cnSeu Stanteu.

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-24

A. S. Cramer.
LOCAL oDDITIES.-Lest The Fo-
rum become a wailing place for the
airing of jeremiads, l should like to
see more ink and effort used to dis
.cuss our local peculiaTities, related
by first-hand testimony and not from
hearsay, Of course, do not mean
celestial maryels, such as the incar-
nation of ]. C. Gawd, the Halsted
street joss, whose glad tidings amuse
the vulgar. ..-.-
For instance, Chicago harbors one
man-of-War whose four heaviest
guns are fouF-inch, 25 nm. larger
than the famous French 75's. She
could steam out few miles and sack
Chicago. How many know this? One
May morning in 1898 American gun.
merry sank her in an Asiatic bay. Sub
sequently she was buoyed, rehabili-
tated, appropriated to the American
navy, and she sank again in the Gulf
of Mexico in 1911, Now she is loan
ed to the Illinois naval reserve, and
during this winter she is passing
some of her brooding veterans (no
pun) alongside State street bridge,
with her gun wires cut and her
breech-blocks packed away. Her
name still is Isla de Luzon, and she
is late of the Spanish Pacific mos
quito fleet.
Again, ChicagOan may tell an
other Chicagoan of this city's finest
lake, saying that same is about three
miles long by about one and one half
miles wide. The second Chicagoan
will cape, forgetting or overlooking
Lake Calumet in the eighth ward.
Bring on your facts which interest.
Chicago is a great little old burg;
that is, if you don't care particularly
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-24

in man; not to his fear of punish
ment or hone of reward. They recOg-
nize that every act bears its own pen
atty or reward. They do not tend to
make towards and hypOcrites. The
teachings of Christianity have made
many towards appear to be good,
The philosophers teach a man to
be good because it is a duty which
he owes himself and his fellow men.
A. S. CFameT.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-24
WHAT is CONSCIENCE. - T

teachings of the stole philosophers
or of Confucius may we'll be substi-
tuted for those of Christianity in
teaching children moral values.
Their teachings are as practical and
applicable in this day and age as
when given centuries ago. They
show a knowledge of the needs and
possibilities of the human soul that
Christ, if He did live, dreamed not Of
The teachings of Christ were often
silly and impractical and often so OBJ
sCure that no one can be certain of
their real meaning. Those of COnfu-
cius are so simple that any normal
child can easily comprehend them
and their beauty is unexeelled. AS
proof of this ! will give few quota
tions from him and from Marcus Au-
relius also. Confuoius says: ct is a
pleasure to know the truth and a sin
not to love it, and yet those who love
it are not equal to those who follow
its light"
When asked to define true benev-
olence, he replied; ct is to love and
deal justly with all men," ct is not
enough to know virtue, it is neces-
sary to practice it. Let US observe
moderation in all things and hold our
evil propensities and thoughts to a
full account with conscience"
Marcus Aurelius said: IF any man
is able to convince me and show me
that 1 do not think or act right I will
gladly change; for seek the truth, |
by which no man was ever injured -
Look within. Within is the fOun-
tain of good, and it will ever bubble
up, if thou wilt ever dig" when
thou wishest to delight myself think
of the virtue of those who live with
thee" "AdOTn myself with simplicity
and modesty." "No longer talk about
the kind of man that a good man
ought to be, but be such"
The teachings of these philoso-
pliers appealoto the higher qualities
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-24

If you want people to represent you,
and not plutocrats, cast your vote
on the Socialist ballOt.-A. Schech-
ter, SCI w. 18th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
HUGHES GIVEN
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business and that The bill "hargs like n
Cl"ui uv"r an industry III this country
which needs cnl cement"
"Ih" most extraordinary claim If an
aid [" business is that aid WAS confer
red through The paSsaG" of The Under
wood tariff hill. That instead Of being
an ala L. business WAS u DoG%-h!uw
;ha; was felt III every part "f IN" lau1.
Tia: bull. ruHCt"d upon IL theory lhc'
for .Nmrriran conditions. "i"S"u fr,inr-
is. !. dTrrd "uIuI, "mi sui men into
he streets i"rrkInE fer wulM.
Sees TEill Men.
IN! irS li'' aii"rn.'"G Iii. Hughes mo-
iurrI - Iii;,- "yr' dusty roads through
Tile h.,nti -: IN $r',I making district.
II" visited Homestead. lbuuG"Suc. Nc
k'r<p"rI Wilm"rdin: and t.aS; Pitts
hurgH ;d,:r, S:sinS ;iudI"n,.'s nf blue
'";!r",i mill work, ~ at every stop. lie
s:rl,,s.. and dust an'i Crime Of tn" Journey
were IN him II it, close.
Ia these %@di"ur"$. IN" n"min"" spoke
cni"iIy Of the prntr"i.v" tariff. NJ ~"
3,.: rlan' thc I.hu" Wort "rS w"r" gwen
an rnI" or nn full I'M" - bear him
Th, !,n;GlCra: "f his tour "sl inlnt'd iilni.
II c"ai rms company >2.Huu III wages 70
N,y. Mr. ;IuGh".; visit Ih"ir plant.
Nirrr IN. Ions: motor TRIP. Mr.. Hughes
=, ri"'vrd :. hlE parade. % Republicans to-
ui.h; l;1,y !nHrrh'd past his n1;r,.
-, :lnI eight HHr"H>I '";th umbrellas
eyer .h,ir l., adj /" "!:rs lighted ana rcd
rui,rI for the pHrn"" Ia pass. with
seam tina" inr dinn.r. iii" nominee nlIT-
ri,d :wIy - th' Ii, e: Ing which VAS ncld
IN E>rnsIii"n HAL. Their" h" found an
arIdir,,,.. iirn, park,d tn" budding and
I,rluu,,,i oyer into Tho street.