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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15
Die @ilSwerfc fir ben Nlcidstuas-
Gaal.


Gie groBen Bil0perfe fir oie gti'
i1en I'M SiBungslaole Oes 9ieiAs-
toaseebduoes III gerlift-6at @roieiiet
SSrie alimid iebt nod 5peiidbriger
g(r6eit, I'M groBen Wiooeu fat boil
lenoct. Gie glllsfiibrung miro oller-
Oings bis no1 &riegSenoe 5uriicfge-
itellt peroen nliiiien Denn III 0olge
scr @ei1lagnobme Der aupferborrd-
toe lit an einen groBen 9ron5eguB
icBt nidt 81 oenfen. 0ie bier &ar-
.oinaltugenoen ioqten BEN @egen.
Itono bon &limih'S 9lrbeit bilOen:
@ciS6eit, @erebtigfeit, Eopferfeit II.
@ottesfirdt. 90 entparf Glimid
bier Wi1nner9eiialten; fit Die Stirn.
ipanO 0eS Sooles ober6alb Ser Giro.
Sc Oes @rdlioillms lno Oes @irnOeS-
rotbs bic 9cis6eit unO Die @ere1tig-
felt, in oen 6ciDen onoeren gIiihen
an Ser Seite Die @ottesfilrdlt un0 Die
Sopferfeit. Der @eilc lit ein @reiS
init Ser ipreden0en 8epeaung oeS
iii iib periitnfenen Sinnens mIo oem
9Iid ser tiehten@erinnerlidltra Tie
Nere1tigfeit lit cin @eieBgeber al
oerSHpeae oes differs, aber nit Dem
gliG oes G6atmeniHen. 8wei beoeu.
tenoe DISQUALIFICATION liuierer Eagc
6o6en oent aiinItler fir Die 6or-
nung Ieiuer G6pfe porgeidpebt, III
ser @etponoung bat cr Die Sorm et-
ma oes outifen @lantelS in monl-
mcntoler g9eiie benuBt. Gas au0ere
Boor brinet oic grpBen @eeeniGte
oes oelttiben MeipnS III cine bereOte
6orm. Die GotteSfilrcbt 1T Elm nad-
ter Singing in Der gan5 6iugenonl.
menen Snltltng cines local @lttriid-
ten. Die Eapferteit iteQt ser oeutitbe
Wli1el ielbit bar, NIT elmer fernigeu
9epegllng Oos Sdwert podeno, nit
Dem 8lide oes @dhters, IN eiuer9tii-
flung, 0ie Wlotipe aller 3eiten ii ei.
ner freien fiinltleriiben ggeiie Oem
eroBeu 3uge Der 6iglrenbelpegung
il1teror0net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15

GOrpebofGnaer aepriift.

SEEM 2onOol Conn IA.
9[uquit. Sin neuer Eorpeoo.JGn-
ger, Der bon Den @unoeSbeomten allf
Ieiue 9rou6barfeit gepriift perOen
ion, Ianete geltern BON Bridgeport
bier an lno muroe nab Der Eorpeoo-
Station nod glepport gebradt.
Dieier Torpeoo Sanger lit bon
freO. 2apon bon WaiIforO, Conn,
erfunoen moroen uno ioa Der ein5ig
erfoIgreide ieiner Q(rt fem. gs miro
alS iiber ungenommen, oaB Die Ser.
Stooten.&egierung oas 9atent er-
merben miro.
Der Sanger beltebt in Der $oupt'
ia9e aus einem in einem L-f0rnligeu
Deri9iebboren Stablrobnren ruben
ben 9aeb, oeNen Mai6en bon bolb'
3oIloiden 0rdbten gebiloet meroen-
Gos Sect bdngt 25 Sub BON ben Sci
tenpdnOen oes SAiffes bon Der @oi.
ieroberflG6e an I'M @ailer uno fam
ie6e beliebiee 8infelloge onnebmen.
@enn Der Eorpeoo lteden ge6lieben
it, miro er our6 cine @orri1tlng
70 eeboberl Dab Die S6roilbe ilber
@oller fomnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15

oes ltnfaIIes fonnte ni6t feItgeitellt
mer0eu.
Iopo muroe ais meiiterbafter
6lieeer betradtet, obeleid CT nod
fein @ilotensGertififat eripirft bate.
Gr mar uripriingIid Del Der 5rem-
oenIeaion, trot aber tiir8li6 Dem neu-
aebiloeten amerifaniiAcu sSliegcr.
corps bei. Gr iDdr oreiBiS Sabre alt
Sein Batter 1T II Sea Gliii, 2ona
SsIauo, auidiiig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15
aina miOerrllft lein 0IeitamOnif.

g(Gbiom q. g., IA. 9[ueuit
0iltriftsonipnlt Gnider6oder BON Or.
leans. GotmtD mo6te beute befannt,
Dab Gripin &ing iein @eltdnoniB,
mel1es er am 10. gllguit in 2ittle
@oaep oobin a6gab, oaB er oes am
%. @dr8 1915 in @eitSbeIbp an
Charles Ybelps imo oelien Sousbdl-
term !DiarO Bolcott begongenen
NlorOes icbuIoig iei, pollltGnoig pi-
Oerief.
Der Diitriftsonpolt iagte beute,
bob Sling geitern ipGt am 9lbeuo be-
icbwor, oaB er nit oieicn Morotboten
ni1ts 0iI tbln babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15
@Hmltisere glusiidJtcn.

Slnllbtllb DER StlnoerlaD'Illlll9S'SPl'
0emie. @enieer Safe IN gtep'
yorf. 0&ep.Seriep beridtet
neue 9ranfbeits6eroe. &iible.
res ggetter bietet Ser @Ioge Gin
bait.
Stem Dorf, IA. 9lug. TT Die
9inoerld6mungs. .gpioemie bat wie.
ser cine glenoerung gum 8eiiereu &C.
honlmen. 3um eriten @lal ieit meb-
reren 8oAen fiel Oie 8abl Der Dem
@eIuno1eitsamt nelt gcmeloeten Sale
ailf inter bunoert.
Synnerbolb Ser Inn 10 ll6r @or.
mittags enoen0en "a Stunoen ltar-
ben 81 ainoer, uno eS muroen 50
SSaae angemeloet, 43 Oopon in Wlan-
battan un0 81 in 8rooflDn. Diele
3o6len, Dergli1en nit geitern ais
14t neue imo % EoOesfdue ange-
n1el0et mir0en weroen ais iebr gilH'
itig angele6en. IS miro angenom-
men, oaB oaS fii6lere @etter bic llr-
fade Der 9l6na6me lit.
&ranf6eit 0ebnt lid in
SEEM SericD aus.
Grenton, gt.-sSy IA. 9lug.
Srob Ser bon lofolen @eilnobeitsdms
tern qetroffenen @orli1ts- umo Quas
rontdue- -N3oBregeln 1T bic Ginoerld6.
mlmgs.@pioemie in fiinf neilen @e-
8irfen aufgetreten. 0ie @eilnobeits.
9c66roe beri6tet SO reue Sale, bic
iibcr Sonntag gemeloet mliroen uno
oieIes l6lieBt Die Gtoot 9tefpdrf nibt
cin, no Die GpiOemie Die groBte Ser.
breitllng bat. 8is ieBt iino 1914
Sane in gan5en geneloet woroen
uno oie etipaigen neuen 6dae IN
9aeparf miiiien Oieier 8abl 6iil5uge-
fiigt iperOen.
8ug bat unfreiwill en-
g[ufentba alt.
Gait 2iperpool, Sbio, IA.
9lugliit. g(uf @rlInO Der genauen
8efolgung oerSGenniDloania Anaran'
tane.@orIbriiten murOe Elm olhp6rtS
fa6reuoer Bug Ser Gleoelano luo
9ittSbure6 .8a6n bel Smit6's 6errp
ii6er cine 6albe Stlnoe auTgebaIten.
Ser @eium06eitsbcanlte perlongte
@eiunobeitsbeiA AeiniglIngen bon alien
8erIonen unter 16 SSa5ren, Die aus
Ohio fnnien, itn0 3ipou3ig moren ge.
3wlmgen, oen 3ug 81 perlollen llno
iiber bie Staatsgren5e 5urild5lfeb'
ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15
Der tiirRifde 2Seri6t pom SOmttag.

N0nFaHttnopel, Dia HDnbOn, IA. Augnn Die rniFIdeu
@rere i'm AoutaIus Mm6 IN Beu uercH ben egrei DOr-
nrinaen6eu SHrfen tueer 5nridgcOrduet.
2c Ann0e 6rugt Der inter gergem Datum eraene amte
Brrt hrthen @eneraabcs yade6rnb Doer @0rtaut;
un Euppen in @erNeu maiden quite JOrtfbrtte. Anf oem
redn 6ng babH wir bic SMH g. Nngn GRaOabaO
trbcu MnO eurn Angr auf lire Genungeu u1rOA Deem
Nu 81 oer @geu0 SMnnebaue nub Sat babeu
bic 9rsn in erfolsreen Odtcn III Oflder n1oder 9l
tsng suradsetriebeu.
Sim aanaus 6aben mir bic S66en nOrOd @is weIe bic
mgebnMa berrhu nuo ben nR WMgO getreM
gM Der agDpidn 5rUn gab abgeie6en EarunieHe
fedeR feline Grciaule nennenSwertDer &eoeMtnng.
81 III n5DideH fegteut mOrDeu, ban bel num lektem Gn
Muaff Sue5taua acknowledgements Elm NerOpanup
serar murSu 1rei brid cfierc unrOeu IN smaa ae
td0irt
n ben auOeH GruueH III feline @auOernug Der Sadaee 81
uer5ridneu geuecu"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15
glutterOaut--gleiu .g)urf.

m$oag, IA. 9[ueult (Oia 2on.
Oon). gaa6 elmer gInllterOamer
8eituug miro cine neue Sampler
2inie&otteroonl -9aelp-yorf in aIler-
nd6iter 8eit ibren 0ienit er0ffnen.
Cine @otteroomer @eielidoft itn-
tcrbouoelt megen oes 9lnfaufs 0es
friiberen eriecbiiden Dampfers 09Ice-
oonia~, Der 1000 Eaiiogiere faiien
fam uno einen 2a6eraitm fir 5000
Eonnen 6ro6t bot @s bcltebt bic
2lbiibt oen uelien 9ienit nit oieiem
Danpfer gu eroffnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15
@laraltis Sc scanr aeitur6cn.

@aris, IA. s(uguit. Ser ST.
ltorifer @&nrqihs oe Segur, Waitglieo
Scr fron8oiiiben 9[fooemic, 1T beltte
ous Dem 2ebcn gelcbieocn. SUI $obre
1907 puroe er gum Dlitglieo Der
Qlfo0ernie eripGblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15
Or, Nlnrpbp bciscieet.

Gbicngo, IA. 9[leult. IT Ger
perItorbene befonnte Gbirure Or.
So6u 9. Whlrpbp puroe beute out
Oem GaIparD- 5rieobof 6cigeiest. 0ie
2eicbeufeier muroc IN Der ct. Sumes"
Stride gebolten. Or. WhlrpbD jon
fem Geitoment alfeeictt baben. Seiu
91obloB oiirfte cine @tiaion iiberitei-
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15

Der Gontpagnie.@ntbier ipar ee-
fallen, uno ga auBer ibm fein gluge-
boriger oieIer 8unft BEL Der Gonlpog-
ME mar, iibernobm Elm Soloot, Der
iid sic SGbiefciten 5ll traute, oaS
9[nt.
9IaAoem oer neue Barber Oen err
iteu ualrnoen~ I'M SdmeiBe ieiues
gluoGiihts erleoigt botte, nabm Die.
fer einen S6Iud aug ser Sel0fluiNe
in oeu Wauno lno i6iitteIte 6eitig nit
Dem &opfe.
9Is Der @arbier frnete, mas oas
beOelten iolle, ontportetc oas 0pfer;
SD moIte MIR ieben, o6 meme
Wtln0b0ble nod @o1er bait
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15

Der Gan @obrieIe-2inie lnto auf 6eur
San Wlorco bnrtnddigen MioeritanO,
bod lit cs pabri1einlib, oaB Oieie |
ibre nirfIide 8ertbeioigungslinie it, /
oa iie auf oen 'So9ebenen BON Balm
ii55a, melAe Oie gbenen bon @6r5
iibericbnuen, einen neuen &ioer-
itanospuuft 6aben Der Die freien 8e.
weglulgeu Der italieniiden Eruppen
binoert.
Ole Geiterrei6er iinO, obgleib BEL
@0r5 geicblagen, nod itarf II. fompf-
nliltbig. General Garoonas peiterer
6orti6ritt miro iebr langiam iein Oa
ibm ieoer 3oll 8ooen beitritten Diro.
9ln ben anOeren 6ronten Oauern
Die Sample fort.
s Unite . oeuti6e &riegSan.
leibe.
Berlin, IA. 9luguit.-Sm nGGb.
item 0}onat Ioll Die finite oeutide
ariegsonleibe auigeIeat peroen, imo
5ipnr iollen Die 3eiAner Die 8abl
3Diiden elmer fiinfpro3ertigen lang-
friitigen Gbligotion pie bel Der bier
ten 9tnleibe, oOer elmer nellen glrt
@ertbpopiere in fleinen @etrGgen 81
nieorieerer 8insrate uno nit fiir5e'
rer 6riIt baben.
Ger grfolg oieier 9Inleibe I6eint
geiiC6ert, ga oieGepoiiten III taufnGn,
nii9en un0 Sparbanfen gon5 enorm
iino uno inoultriellen ltnternebmin-
gen groBe 8rofite er5ieleu. 9lu1 Die
2anomirtbe, welGe fir ibre Hroouf-
te 6obe Yreiie er5ielen llno quite @rn-
ten baben, meroen li1 porausiibtlidp
rebt itarf all Der 9lnleibe betbeiligen.
Iie glnmenoung darafteriItiider
0elticber W2et6ooen in Der 9labrungS'
mittelsSituation bat Die @erb6ltniiie
meientlicb gebeiiert, mie oaraus 81 err
ieben lit, oaB grlaitbniB ertbeilt NOR
oen lit, &artoifeln ols 5iltter 81 ber'
penoen. Ger Grport bat I'M Ser
eleid 5um oorieen Sabre Inn 25
9ro8ent 5ugenomnen, Der Support
aber obgenommen. SSra6teinnabmen
Iino Inn 10 @ro8ent b06er, als in
1914.
| g8 az Sen @riten febr mill.
fomm en-.
Berlin, IA. 9lugitit. - Gin AM
10. @2ai abgeiauoter 8rief oes
S6mabenDereinS in Sos 9lngeles,
fam, laut @eridt Der lteberiee.9sah-
ribten-Qlgentur, in Stutteart an.
IerIelbe mar bon Der britiihen Gen.
iur geoffnet morOen uno Der SnbaIt
bon $255 mar oeridmunoen.
. OeiterreidiiAe 2uftw e6 r
erfoIgreib tbdtig
(9rabilos nad GabbIue)
g c r lin IA. 9luguit. ~ Gin
oiterreihiid.lingoriibes 8aiierflug.
3eue-@eidwaoer belegte am 8. 9lugult
cine feinolicbe 8atterie all Der Sion-
| 3o-Miiuoumg unO Die feinOli1e @oi-
| ierflug3eug-Station 81 @raOo iebr err
folgrei6 nit gomben, laltt zines belt-
tigeu oiterreidii6en gIouirolitdtSbe'
ridtes.
9eribieoene genoue Ereffer ipur-
Sen erlongt
1rot beftiger @eidieBung febrteu
unlere MnllerfIlg5ellge unOerie6rt 5u'
rid, iogt Ser 8eridt.
IFremier uno 8otid6 a tie I
Naturalization Con.
feren5 Ell.
Eoris, a. 9higuit. @rof 9to.
monos, Der ipaniibe Eremier, bate
an Samitog eine l6ngere Gonferen5
| nit Dem 0iterrei1iib ungarii6en
9otlHafter, tpie cine SapaS.GepeI1e
aus San Sebaitian meloet
9(m Sonntng iuuroe Die @eIpre-
dung pieoer ailfgenonlmen lIno onu-
erte nod ldnger als am poraufge-
gangenen Eag.
CnwnpNn nfUunpr npuritff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15

Naris IA. gluguit. Denis
Tpgpo. eth amcrifauiider 5licger, Der
fih til ocr fran3oiiihen Q(rmee Be.
fano, iit nnI 5reitaa i'm 9uc Qlero-
bronze nuit ieiner Dlaidiue a6geitiir8t
tins qet0otct lpUr0cn. Iie llriad)e
glb0uMfuten, big bru aEeMtIlen Norreippns
1guirN" uldlf piNgtlidl ppgt unTegrMaNa eFs
Anstegk finn OgbgtfN, per Eflrg hauuH per Ieses
yupM pDeE ialFlita Nlllsgelluu9 3n maaleA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15
% I 5 { + Il a Il 5.

9lom bio @aris, IA. 9lu0uit
@eitcre 9eicbreibungeu Ser itoIicni.
iden Gifcuiiue in Ser ltmoegeno bon
@6r5 fonmeu fait itiinolid bier an,
Iie Seiierreider-l -llngarn Ieiiten an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-15

gtbunrcntrn, bic ben uGentFtcn Sprre.
Ipoubcntrn" midIt piinftlidl cher nrrenrI
mdiiig erboItcu, lIuD arbctrn, Der CfFlCe
bapDu per EcIcpbOn uDer ldDviitlih WHt.
thctlun9 3u mndgen-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23
The Cat Out Of the Bag

Judge Gary was IN the Philip
pines last month and let the cat
ont % The bsE when. ~ the ban
quef given In hi7 honor. he empha
sired he hope That 'hc United
States would tSke no action IN tho
Philippine island without remem
hsrirg andS taking into consdera.
ton tho Investments made by Amer.
leans here 10 develop the resources
~ tho islands
Tho sacred trusts SEQ that their
mouihpIeces In THE country dwell
m the duty % mGluug our trust
20 the Fllplnoa and keep their real
motive out ~ .gh. Little these
magna'es care 'or Tho FHpuo's
educational and political advance.
mcn' go long a. Iho United states
endorsement backs their .onnr,
Tho Public
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

80 mae -o-.M-dIfs man ifsr'IreI
= 70 BE- saloon Eraaaate. 1e wants
nors - 'Earo fa'aE. Hs e not 4.
producer ,l' a burden Collectively
DO 0-sa'ss demand for alcohol
~h,rH ~ course. keeps nc dls'iIer
and orrre- busy n heir factorlss
alesEs ~ .omp ara.ively small sire.
comparatively fep In number. and
employing much the smallest NUN
her ~ men ~ an industry IN pro
portion - market value n, output
Hul'ipls his one man Yv some ban
ffeGs Of thousands. 20 which no is
= wye. and after you have made
ro~sr man out of him hy mo enac'
msnt ~ prohibitory laws you all
have created demand for many
tiroes The value ~ Isz.r. mate com
mcd.tie AZ there roR exists FOR In
tuKicsnts Practically ever man
VII Do p producer. and will 10 IN
he market for al The comforts and
.gru-ies that have become 80 dear
10 he hearts Of The American yeo.
pie
To supply this greatly increased
demand he breVeries dtsuHertes
and kindred Interests must CONVEX
their factories enlarged and IN.
.rcreased HUNDRED fold into fac.
tories for no manufacture ~ every
thing from TOYS for 'He children 90
... .r.H
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

10 the Editor II Thc TINES
II Roosevelt means what he says.
Republican success spells war VII
son means peac"
Franklin said There never was
good var or bad peace when
20 heRiu 20 realize the hon Of
brutal passions Unbiased by war,
murder dsaliz-d and Inst unre.
strained virtue destroyed and vice
triumphant rhr..rs teachings 'rod
den under foot and millions slain
ts sacrifice 10 Noloch and fo Mars
f'rauki.u'z .avIuf seems an sNiOm
~ indeed the mothers o. orr land
Fprssisre he patience and sKl
a#'h which wilson has prevented
Mexican plains from being ierulized
o. the blood and bodies % their
son, - foev 're' grateful FOR the
strength ~ wi and mrpose vifh
which he has uei-tbe pressure 90
1n~lare var. WHOM election v.r
be- ne grca'es. majority over given
p pres dent It's SUCCESS is sure
.faae 3d. fanE r''aru ron Dol.
work wilson means peace
IOHN $AYLOS
Detroit Ocr IS. leiS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23
Love, Honor and Obey

The Protestant Episcopal church in trienniai
convention has refused 10 erase the word obey
from tho marriage ceremony
So for three years more. brides in this
church a. I'm many others. must promise 10 be
the wiling slaves or servants OF their husbands.
This is important or unmportant, as YOU
choose fo regard IT,
You can think ~ THE word relic ~ feudal.
i.iu as do the femIists. or merely Is piece
OF symbolism without particular meaning, a.,
va eu.pcct do most OF he brides who promise
90 obey.
For women wont obey their husbands, ~ This
das and age. unless there is some pretty good
reason for so DONG And most husbands know
TO-
Perhaps after ALL mo word iu Tho marriage
coromouf doesn't mean Whit o. does iu other
places
And anyway. The wedding Mo- INNS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23
Let the People
Rule-and Write

As True As Wren Lincoln said y.
- the Editor - The Ttrres
Thar '1' ia gnrisa % swap horses
while crossing a stream e as true
today As whom Lincoln said H.
our nation - crossing wide
dangerous. 'u-bGlsn' stream The
horse Who tAs safely borne ths bur
den 30 FAR. may BE- trusted 20 carr
- thru
Trading horses now would be AL.
preme folly
We know Wilson is safe and FOR
our own sakes let NJ give him an.
other term
T. SMITH.
40 81 AlEerave
Detroit Oct 70. 1915.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

.Gbldreu said The Sandp
school superintendent fh picture
llUgta'cs radss le son Lot va
warned 20 take h,e wife and daugh
tors and Doc our of -odom Hero
arc Lo. and his daughters with his
Vif' ms b'lfrH 'hom and there e
Sodom I'M 'ho ba, Xxx ound Nov haH
any sIri or Dor question ooror"
H. tats 800 fH" studs ol I've Ir.,on
Vol els.'r
.FIlar1o fhir POI pho latest
rradua from tho .afan ,a
"Rdsrr fh Tho Goa F'-ladies Home
Journal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23
The Fear Of Poverty
BY On. FRANK CRANE
(Copt right, 1913. By Frank traue)

BY on. FRANK CRANE
Copyright, 1919. BY Frank traue)
Yes, said the millionaire, as we sat
by his wood tire a brisk October mroning,
| am successful. | have fought the good
fight at least. suppose its good any
way they 're x IN it-and have come out
ON top. have tins magnificent estate.
My business is prosperous. My name
stands high in The city. My wife has all
the clothes and automobiles she wants.
And my children will have the best edu-
cation TO be had I've Won out. You
know my story. did it myself
But
lie paused awhile and gazed into the
flame. Then he went on.
But sometimes wonder I've thought
over things a good deal And I've come
TO the conclusion that I'm not n first
class man No man can be rich and
hrSt-claSs.
Not that I'm going 10 give away my
goodz and take 10 poverty That's Just
1t. q couldn't I'm Just big enough to
he rcn. m not big enough To oe poor.
All OF us Americans wrestling IN the
great game Of getting on, arc missing
something I'm getting tired Of all this
prt"cRment To young folks teHinR them
no" 20 succeed ana all That.
Inc trouble Is, DC all assumes that the
worst curse 10 the world is poverty.
ian across quotation from NlIlam
James INC "th'I day mat Iather o""lea
mo over. Here ~ U.s..
He took slip from h pocH"ib'ok
ana read
we have grown literally AFRAID to be
poor. We dcsp'-e any one who elects 10
pe poor IN order 10 simplify and save his
inner HE. We have lost the power OF
fyI II-
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from Another Point of NeD

They nave caught three Of the Bur
ouga- hand.t down lH Texas So +,
ave-. they won't South.
~ dent krsN ~7st1s~ yo4 rcr-e down
Wo7d~sre-s.. % oro,-q. ard don't
know 2 yos co0~e dawn waco ward. a.. O.
morn .~- ~0-tre- yo4 cone down .gst IS .
settf~g DAY sot Co~se1ue-t5y 80 Do
rot brow ~r.t1er you saw those ter
oozer -rJ0<s o. &c or WOOD ro-sv. o.
Morn nc just So . rsas getting dsylIs GRIT. 5ut
. you ID Sc to-0r. we'll Get you thought
soog, lsst July and -. fellow VIA SAID . =
VAS rs.r.~3 cors>r10re b. ~cUo DC carry
frg sieve.
What has become of the o.d-fashioued
feNow who used n Hhoop II up for the
Republican candidate in Michigan
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DETROIT TIMES

remain at home and TO run on his record
as governor of New York "a, Charles
Evans Hughes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

Hughes stock is not very nigh in this
section Of the country.
Ii is away below par
y Our prosperity here and the fact that
everybody is thankful TO Wilson for hay
ing kept the country out of the war, could
result in our going wrong in our calcula-
tons, based on local conditions but the
Wilson sentiment is quite general.
The Times has great deal Of respect
for the judgment of Allan l.. Benson. So
cialist candidate for president, who say,
after having spent 10 days in all parts Of
the country, that Wilson will be re-
elected.
Benson's newspaper training makes
him competent Judge Of sentiment and
his opinion can be relied upon as abso-
lutely free from anything like the
prompting of personal preference.
II Benson ever votes for anybody but
Socialist for president it will be in
some election conducted like our primary
election was in the Twenty-frst ward
and somebody else cast, Benson vote EOS
him when his back is turned
Benson says 'if Mr.. Hughes is allowed
20 talk long enough he will do for Mr.
Wilson all that the president can't do fol
himself"
In which remark we find our owl
ppinion included.
Which opinion is:
That the fortunes Of the Republican
party would be much brighter right nov
II tho candidate had been excused from
the compromising. kiss and let's max,
up" program. and had been permitted {,
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II Would Have Been Much
Better Had They Permitted
Hughes to Remain al Home

Charles Evans Hughes became can
didate for the presidency Of the Jn'tea
States at most unfortunate time
He is man eminentIy qualified for
that high Office
He is equipped in every respect for the
discharge OF the obligation that the
president must shoulder
He is a big man and, in the language
of a David Harum, sound as a dollar.
without spot or blemish.
But he was nominated al time wnen
the man could not be Charles Evans
Hughes.
He was made the candidate Of the
Republican party at a time that called
upon him for great personal sacrifice
the sacrifice of his whole personality
He has gone about the country in the
role of politician and he is not a poll
tician.
He has been compelled to stump the
country when he would much rather have
remained at home.
This stumping tour was proposed to
give the people chance 70 meet and see
and hear the candidate
They met and saw and heard the CAN
DIDATE, but they neither met nor heard
Charles Evans Hughes.
They met the CANDIDATE burdened
down by his party with the gigantic task
of uniting it. thing that could oe pos
possible only through compromise. while
Charles Evans Hughes. the MAN, HIM
SELF, was always understood to be not
of the compromising kind, and was adj
mired for it,
Ii wasn't Hughes they met.
They heard the CANDIDATE TALKING
in vein that called upon him 20 discard
convictions in an effort 10 have what ne
said please both Taft and Roosevelt and
both Barnes and Perkins and keep the
party together.
They heard man taking 20 please r7e
organization and Charles Evans Hughoe
was never an organization man
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EXERCISE TO STUDY WELL

- AOOlNGToN BRUCE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-24
ASK ACTION FOR
YANKEES ABROAD
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee Fay.
Ors Investigation into Safety
of Americans in Ireland.

Washington, May 24.-The senate
committee on foreign relations recon-
mended today a favorable report on
Senator kern's resolution directing
the secretary of state to inquire re-
garding the safety of American cit
liens in Ireland in districts where
martial law has been proclaimed.
The resolution requests the secre-
tary of state to inquire through con-
sular representatives las to the safe
ty and well being of American citi-
zens in Ireland" and to take neces-
sary steps to safeguard and protect
their lives and property.
Dublin, May "a, (via London, 1882
p. m.)-John MacNeill, president of
the Sim Fem volunteers, has been
found guilty by a court martial of
completely in the Irish rebellion. His
sentence will be promulgated within
a day or two.