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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21
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gut 1916, cnNcteitbi mcrocn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21
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AZ iernen. Sir s@inacmanocric, fopic fit
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oprddc nhen uuo bcrbcnfCmnnen monen:
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21
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ton Sci, Caroline 8. gDb, geliebie @aiiiu
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fnoct an Wlpntaa, Wlorqcns lbr, bon per
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gle0uicms0ocinlciie fir ibr Scclenbcil celebrirt
wiro @cilctiira ori ocm n'0l. ernler Srieo'
boie" (glugl0w21)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21
6eits-GOmmiifar Or. glafc mill bic ednl6c.


borOe erlden Den 9egn 0es Sdulunterridts BON
10. nuf 0cn 25 September 81 perlegen gs oll 0eies
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rotbwenoig2 Sn Baltimore inO iouet ood MIR gon5
oerciii6elte Sdllc bon @rfronfuug an anloerGbmmg
oor9efommen genn feline abolt 3pineen0e 9lot6iucn.
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mericrieu nidt nod Inn onocrt6alb @oden oerldnoert
per0ei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21

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nit 6eicr wcrOen, penn man eoen un5uircoencn pen.
iionirtcu Suptmann, Wiaor Oberit ooer General er.
Iouben woIle cine 6eoerieboc gegcn Die grnecletmg
ein5uleiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21
laIi,nhrth MlnIthnint.

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bon i6rer gSobnunp gir. 90d, Huro. 'Stry
aus nacb Der e. Saiohns'Nrbc iiait 100 nm
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21
lInicrc srnppcn iolcn Oemnadlit ans Werifp anrad.

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ooer lebenoig" o6cr mir fonnen ms bel Dem @eoanfen
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onig 0eorg crtbetcn 9eiebl Die yoeitie 6lotte ent
wcoer gu oernidten ooer Tie 81 nebmcn" nod nidt aus
9cfi6rt bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21
sinO Oic YOIem iett a6er oIadIid! Midt aOein, Oa6

GeutidonO uno Oeterreib. .llngorn bnen Die LANCER.
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ebt oo5n bereit cin 9lbcr pie min @Gcrden oos an.
angen bat er bod felt cinem Sabre eon5 uio gar ntS
iilebr in golcn 81 agenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21
Sm SanIc II cine giQ cinoc6radlt iuOrOcn

Sm 6aMic 1T cine Bill eingebradt uorOen wcldjc
amertaniide Sdiiisbebcr beitrait Die iib weiaern,
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duar5e Cite getelt Bat 0os lit elm merfwiiroi9cr
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micrcr 8egerune bciirait mO wenn CT oen 9cic6cn
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miro. Ger olcin iduloee S6eil lit GnglonO O oegcn
engono nuB lid bic @cicbocbung Der Ser. Staotcn
ridten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21

Die ,Ncu-gUrf @urlO0 6at i6rc gusriffc anf Oic
0eridamerifoner ctpas eineciteat Die 9}ep.yorf
s9orlo~ Bate Ole Aneriic niemaS beginner oaen gir
beiiirdtcn ooB lie 81 pdt weiie acworoen it'll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21
3d5ne obne 9Slatten.
Gtwas gtcneS.

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nrin6i oobcr aud felue S6mcr8en. 6nbcn
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iallene @cid)ter peroen nlrmal Qcmndf Ner
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bcouem, ME naiiirll6e
GIan5e 3ahnae6ine $500 nno $500; nfle
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50c.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21

yiSmard iastc chit: Der nddltc
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Daier iein, CT mag abcr ou9 Elm iic.
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Sabre miro Der iebigc ariee mo6i
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lln6cil gcnug ongeridtet; ein iic6cn.
id5rigcr &rice piiroe bon Scr Gipili.
iation rein gar niAts iibriN Iaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21

nit Nobni6icncn ucriic6t iilr oen
8au bon itratcgii6en 9o6nen, miro
Wo6l fcine @ciabr uorbonOen iciL
Dab 9lnm0nicn iid Der Gntcntc an
idllicBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21

Die SnaO nmf gla fOtct Idon 1870 Nliliuncm Dol.
Im0. 0oiiir 6dtcu mir 3e6n SdjIadtIreBer 0ouci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-21
0rics[OM-SiMie- -@nRnrLlOMen:

9ltiraitiOe 2poNrr.9lontc bnrh ben G9riapeaie
nno Selaluarc 0annl.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-20
COALITION CABINET
 URGED IN GERMANY
Germans Anxiously Await Opening of Reichstag-
 Government Criticized.

AMSTERDAM via London, Sept 20. A coalition government for Germa- ny is urged by the Berlin Tageblatt in a long leader by Hans Sivkovich, a member of the Reichstag
 Never since the beginning of the war" he writes, has the German peo- pie awaited with such tension and ap- prehension the forthcoming meeting of the Reichstag. The period since the last meeting has brought us sue cess, but also many difficulties, mili tary setbacks and new enemies. The whole people stand at the gate, wait ing and asking.
 "The Reichstag leaders will have listened to speech stronger than ever on the events of the last few weeks. Therefore it were wise to consider carefully whether the leaders of all our great parties should not be called together to form a coalition ministry"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-20
SEARCHING PACIFIC MAILS.

It is hard to what purpose Great Britain expects by interfering with American mails Asia and the Philippines, if such action legal.
 The Cebu simply the latest and fragrant oense in that quarter of the world The liner held up by British destroyer the territorial Philippines and its mail bags ransacked was a plain violation of American sovereignty and neutrality, excusabe than action would been in New Ycrk Bay Chesapeake Bay San Francisco Bay
 Several times before British warships had presumed pines and Asiatc ports. The Chamber of Commerce of Francisco recently complained that first class mail dispatched from the United States postal agency Shanghai to Seattle the British ship Empress of Rus opened resealed under the label should, by all the postal rules have been safe molestaon transit between Seattle and New York
 It is difficult to credit the explanation that the mails are searched for trade secrets to benefit English merce We believe the British government cap able of such contempble petness. But what military purpose is accomplished? The Pacific is not war Great Brtains enemies in Europe and Africa. The Pacific is a neutral ocean, a neutral and friendly nation How much longer neutrality and friend ship to be houted?
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-20
cLUBHoUsEs FOR YOUNG MEN.

stranger visiting new city Y.WC.A. building is opportunities for social life that the modern YWCA affords the young who there From very attractive rooms in the dormitory club rooms game rooms, and cafeteria everything there. There is attempt furnish the comforts of home" It is much like a clubhouse very club where the dues low and the advantages many.
 Religious work is there, but it is forced any body You join Bible class or not as you wish You don't have attend church an admission requirement. It's simply clean, wholesome place for the member without home away from home to live not simply exist-in a congenial community.
 The newer Y.MC.A. buildings are well equipped and broad in their service. A young man who rooms at the Y.MCA. in a very large city remarked Its an awfuly nice place to live. Everybody friendly and speaks you. of the fellows have guitars and mandolins and get together sometimes to sing haps fellow who grouchy and not interested in other people wouldn't like it very well But even he'd be let alone if that what he wanted"
 All the buildings aren't thoroughly equipped There is long way before the beauty and usefulness of the newest buildings have become universal But the purpose good will there promise efficient service that should mean much to the young men and in big cities
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-20
VILLA EXECUTES
 ENVOY OF PEACE
Legalistas Treated Roughly When Offering Amnesty
 to Mexican Bandit.

FL PASO, Sept. 19.-Of two Legal ista agents who approached Villa last week with scheme for his surrender, one was killed outright by the bandit leader, while the second managed to escape and effect return to the Am erican side according to a statement tonight by one of the Legalista chiefs now in Fl Paso.
 The scheme, said the Legalista lead CT, who withheld the names of the agents, was to induce Villa to come to the border and surrender to the American authorities under guarantee of fair trial and a lenient prosecu- ton. Villa is said to have been seized with such rage at the proposal that he drew a revolver and killed the of lending agent on the spot
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-20
FOR MENTAL POSE, WALK!

Dr. Charles Gray Shaw, professor of philosophy of New York University, found that he had developed of and lost his mental poise. q consider ably wrought up, he says lover politics, infantile lysis, the war; the fading away of Matty and other grave subjects" aggravated perhaps by hard work.
 did Prof. Shaw hike a sanitarium for a rest :? He did He hiked foot from Philadelphia to New York; covering the so miles in "A hours He left the Philadelphia city hall midnight Tuesday night, and arrived the New York city hall at 11:4O p. m Wednes- day. As result he says, his feet bit sore. but his nerves rested and his soul feels fine
 He travelled light carrying only "a bottle of water sandwiches and a of humor.' He highly recommends the treatment anybody else suffering a similar ament.
 The old Greek philosophers knew the tonic effects of pedestransm, and did their teaching with their pupils trailing along with them Prof Shaw really ought to have had class of students that hike They'd have absorbed lot of philosophy. In fact nobody can do much walking without becoming philosopher
 That's why tramps philosophc. Who heard a tramp being excabe, irrated by trines worried by the human problems which most peo- pie fuss and fret?
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-20
WRITERS FOR RULERS.

A Chinese scholar named Han-Jou-Kia, now in this country maintains that literary make the best rulers. t is only desirable" says. that writers should be the rulers a nation; is absolutely sary"
 He brides himself the fact that his country has always followed this principle. In the of 5000 years of civilization China has had writer who author and nothing else statesman who also philosopher author. He quotes typical example from Chinese history and adds: Tt if George Washington the most famous American poet"
 Chinese politician is required to be poet man of letters. He is not eligible to office unless he has passed examinations in philosophy morals and literature And it isn't enough for him merely be good critic of literature He be creative artist; he pro duce literature"
 Suppose we made it a rule in the United States that who wasn't poet should be eligible for the presidency that citizen might aspire be gov ernor or congressman judge mayor member of the legislature unless he had written a novel.
 It might be a good thing in way. It might curta the number of politicians. And yet, the other hand it might only swell the number of books, which is al ready too large.
 On mature reflection we'll probably decide to keep our public service and literature more separate We have in public life now and then who fully combine literature and staesmanship showing that can be done even in America; but bak making it obligatory the whole, rather think crude system has given good government and also good iteraureas Chnas enlightened system has given her.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-20
Wednesday Morning, September 20, 1916.
PAYING FOR THE REVOLUTION.

Some of the dispatches from New London, Conn, intmated that the United States be asked to pay large of the damage claims of foreign ments for losses suffered in Mexico.
 It isn't precisely who is expecting Uncle Sam to perform this generous act Possibly reports due to mistaken interpretation of the attitude of European claimants Having stepped aside out of respect for the Monroe Doctrine to let the United States handle the Mexican situation foreign complications they naturally look to us to their claims settled only that they expect to that Mex ico settles them. Certainly would dis tinctly repudiate any other assumption.
 It is expected that the present MexicanAmercan ference New London will resolve itself into sort of clearing the liquidation of all Mexicos foreign obligations, and that government having become an ntercessor between Mexico and European powers, will undertake business agent for all Mexicos for eign creditors.
 would be the height of absurdity for Mexico to ex pect this country of the obligations due to her civil Mexico, when her revolution is and responsible government established must pay her debts legitimate damage claims well foreign oans and American claims as well as European claims.
 There is disposition the part of the American  maely due us the most we shall ask will be less than the due the destruction of American erty and the forced expenditures which and people have been put for the sake of sepro lection But the moderate claims that do make will have be
 Any talk of the United States paying indemnity" Mexico bosh Even if Carranza is arrogant as to ask it, he will not expect to get it.
 The total damage bill to be presented to Mexico will be heavy The claims against her said aggregate about s1OOOOOO,OOO, of which nearly half held by Europeans. But Mexico pay them, if she settles down orderly Her gold silver, copper timber, coffee, rubber and other wealth would able her under normal conditions discharge obligation And if the revolution really have burned the worst of Mexcos political and economic evils and ushered in stable government with
 fair of freedom justice, it will be worth the billion dollars the outside world expects her pay for it.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-20

Gen. Carranza is said to have trump card up his sleeve to in the diplomatic poker game at New Lon don, Coma scheme to spring at the strategic moment demand for $2OO,OOO,OOO indemnity from the United States But if the General doesn't want Uncle Sam to take him by the scru of the neck and kick him out of the game, he'll leave that card just where it is.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-20

Once Henry Ford adds to the interest of life this time by suing the Chicago Tribune S OO0OOO for calling him anarchist" Mir Ford doesn't need a million dollars any more than he needs automobile but probably thought would hardly be respectful the selfstyed Worlds Greatest Newspaper" to sue it any less