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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-22

Sopfuunoe feititeaterl oie o6er nidt
aefd6rliAer 0totur lit SSror 9iilep
erfldrte, OaB iie an 5dmin0elaufdl-
len leioet imo III einem 9lnfoIlc in
Dem SaOen melden lie eben 0iinen
po(lte. nieOeritiir5te, uoolrh iie be-
ipuBtlos purOe uno ii6 Die Gopi-
lpunoe 5it3o8.
9tutler fdbrtin 5enitcr.
Ger q Sabre alte Sames 9raOD
BON Scr 1916 &eruon &loce, tpurOe
unter 5pci 9eidptl0ieungen ser Der.
Ieblngeu Scr glutomobil Goridrii-
ten Derboftet Critters tpegen Irun'
fen6eit, uno 5tpeitens, iueil er an
Der @iscouiin gloenue iinO S.Stry
gt.-g9., IN cine ShouicnitersS6ei6c
gefabren mar. SIM 8oli3eigeritbt
ipuroc ser @ei6idOiate 5u $40 @elo.
itrafe lmO Soften oer6onnert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-22
6. 8Orifebnna.)

.Dos lit alTo bic 90Iuna bes 3Gt.
ieis! Qtber 2iId, Popo fpirb bas nun
unb nimmer sugcben! 2uB bid berds
ten, 2iebHes, geIes, 1prid i6m lieber
aar ni6t 6abon. 8er3i6te auf ben
pldn, Der unnusfii6rbar 1T. - GolI
Id fiir bih bic Sadie riidedngig mo-
d)eng"
Gr FaBte uob ibrer 6anb, benn ibr
tpnrcn bic Srdnen in Die Qlugen getres
len. 3raurig. ober beIiimmt f9iitteIte
re ben &opf.
Qlls man oes @rafen @timme brous
ten 66rte, nodjtc iid GiIa bon wldy
lbs unO elite i'm entgegen
aRa. RIeines, mas gibts oenn9"
gCntel 6ois, id) babe cine grDBc
8itte! 4ber 3uerf nidt ipabr2 n
boriE Du mid rli6ig on."
Der @iirnIieiucr Fiibrte iie ldhelnr
III Iein 9lrbeitSsimmer unD IeBte iid
nit ibr auf 6oa bequeme 9eberTofo.
Gr iprang aber entiebt in Bic 60be,als
8Ila init ibren Wunihe 6crportrot,
Dcr @inbrud dltf ibn mar Idreclidl
sic flob DOR ibm un6 riegelte Tfd) IN
tbr 3immer eir, ltnfdbia, einen @cbon.
ten 8u foiIen, nuqliidti9 big 8ur Der
smeiflung. Mos @ar bos2 Sie Ionntc
Dniel Sons nicat Dieber. Gr battle liz
bei ben @cbniterH sefaBt, Iie gcI6ift.
telt!
Der &crmiuto FAB beripeil nit traus
fer Giirn in Teinem 9lrbeits3imner
Sbu oriidie ihper bic Goroe UNI
QtnqIi BET @erantiportuno fir 6as ibni
anpcrtraute &inD, unb cr fiiblts Fif
ipcbrlos GiIus @igenlinn fannie q
sur Geniiae. Cine Mut qeaen Iid
Ielbit tam iiber i6rt iparum butte el
Iidj niht be6errftben t0nnenl gur
9ottee er oas icb5nc 9ertrauen, buS 8ipi,
itHrn ibm uuD ieinem Wliinbel berricb.
te. ouFs Spiel aeicbt. 9ifa mar snt.
Iebt Dor ibn gefloben
CT qin9 binauf un6 podlte OH ibrl
Eiir, bic iDot cher berriegelt, itnD Itat
Autipor b0rfc er MIR ibr leiIei
SmIuASeu 60 ging Ct lpieDes BIN
unter.
albeg III aller Melt. 81 IQAute i6i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-22

QI6cr benz 2irniteiner paBfc Sante
4moliens 8orTGldq nibt, un0 CT Iogte
ibr 0as auf ben &opf a.
nMenn 2tIa mid ipirflicb liett, ipie
bu bebaupteit, 70 io9e iH i9r baB ooc6
a1es am beIten ieIbH."
nIein, meiu Better, oos ei6t es
nidt, icb liebe ella mebr, oIs it9 mein
eigenes 8ino liebcn t0nnte, ic6 babe bic
bD4fte 6oba1tung Dor ibr, fic lit elm
gan5er &erl. SD min ibr Slid. Gum
erifen Ulnle iE meinem 9ebsn miI6c
i9 mid in 2iebesiaHen, ober id) tue es
nur, neil ib 6oFfe, bob i9 2iIas 2e=
Zen boour9 in gliidli9e 8obnen leiien
tonn. SSragf bu iie Ielbit, 70 nimut
iie bid untcr allen llmFdnDen. Nus
Site. aug @ebrloiigteit bir qegeuii6er
~ nua Donn, ipenn bielleicbt i6r IelbIf
un6epuBt eine gieigung fiir @eorg in
ibr f4lummern Iolte, unb bos lit
bod, lpns mir DermeiDen lpollen. Sc9
bringe bod audl mein Spfer, inoem ic5
ouf Oas &inb f1on iebt Dersihts."
nyla, in @cttes Namen, bonn ober
du4 genug. Sd bin nerb0s, fDic Elm
dltes Weib."
WldlHen gount ging) uno oerDiirns
iteiner trat, aritott Ieine qopiere slt
oronen, ans offene JeuFer, I'm gu Be-
Dba9ten, iDie iie mad ibrem 8prIob
Clio auf bic SeeterrdiIe fiibren ippIlte.
glber nienanO er51ien 2tTu ipor
bic Yromenooe ipobl Su porrn, un6 70
crbielt Sonte gtmoIienS f4onss BRO
gromm f4pn bon born6erein einen
RIB. Denn oos nur tein bbfes 8prs
5eiber mar! ltno es mar iiber eins.
gBie Bate CT ii9 nur bon glmolien eins
reben laKeH t0nnert, bus sRinb liebe
ibn! DAP Geora cine Rolle in Qifas
Bbantoiie ipielle, botte er oo6 an BEN
erIfen 9lbeno, ben bieIer in Diirnitein
5ubru9tc beoborbtct. cybre Q(uTres
eilng, nit Scr fc ertIGrte, in Diirnltein
bleibsn 81 ipclcn noHbem ibr am
Rnghmittag Die Wubl noH unmSqlib
erihienen, NOR bod 8epcis oenuo, bar
ctipds gleues in ibr 2eben qetreien
por, nit bem mon rednsn mubtc.
Sn Ge0onteu berIunleu bate er
WolAens Giuiretsn gang ii6er0ort.
SanIe gImalis ma4te aber oEa Elm gar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-22
9at Ii4 namIi6 eesen gsrtOp ouspc=
IprpdcR."

gut luV llullllE 9e9eH SerlDD uuS9es
Iprp9cn."
.Bober ipsiBt Ou bos9"
DGr fdricb es mir"
oq9, Wal4cn," entqeanete 6cr
DiirnIieirer, oOc Ou es nun bed cin-
NAL lpeiBt IT ia, i9 Iiebe 2ifo gBic
nonde Ro6t bin i9 I1laflos berstm=
gelaufen! SD bottle mid fir Itdrler
gebditcn, i'd Bit front pcr Qiebe noc6
Gifa, brum mar mir bos Rommonbo
etne @rl0iune. SD Tiir@tete INNER,
mid 5u berroien, uno bas Surftc ni6t
iein oenn i9 ion ni9t elan6en, 0oB
MID buS &ino anoers liebeu Iollte ais
nit tinbli1er 2iebe unb finolinem
@ertrnuen; unb bns babe i'd MN aud,
nod eIenb ber14er5t."
D2ld, gloub mir bos gibt Ii6 ipie-
Der. SD ocnis mir, bob GiIa 6oupt-
Td6Ii4 iiber beins Seftigteit eri1rofs
fen ipor, bon her bu mir qeIdrieber
boft. sic 1T Elm prd9tigcS @eG15pf
0as ipiHen mir olIe. Du muBt um fie
iperben, iin6 6n5u 1T feline 3eit. gllfr
muBt 0u nit i9rem Soport aufrieoeu
fem. gDie Idnge fam bas &omnanbr
in Chino beun oauern9 Gin poor Wlo-
note bohIien8. bonn tominIt BIZ aus
rid, nnb ibr mo9t cure 9o95eits=
reiIe"
aglein,g iagte Der DiirnIteiner ent=
Idiepsn, ybonit iperoe i1 eft na9 met
ner gRiitfebr bon China betrdten, benn
it0bt mir orauben effpas 5u, 70 III 9ifu
gang frei. Sic @ero6rebune, oab
Ella, SO unb Shnuff ben @inter nit
5nnte lllrite na6 Rom ee6en, brau9t
feline Menberiing 3u erfabrsn."
,Wie pu meinIt. SD mill 3uerIf nit
9iTn fpre9en, ou felbft ipiroeit mebr
6erberben, als gutmocbeu. SD 6ole Iie
mir eleib unS eebe nit i6r uiF bic
Seeterrofs, Dd beipre9en mir oIlcS in
9Ru6e. Du fonnlt ia oeiue papierr
unterOes Su Gn0e orbnen," meints |ic
nit eineu Bid ouF ben S1rei6fif6,
olf Dem allies 6runter tmo 0riiber loa.
nSlt 2ila einDeritanben, 10 broildit BIZ
nur bic 2lrme 81 Offnsn, ib IAide iie
biz lofort binein. GJebt lie ouf meinc
@n0eutuneen nitbt Elm, 70 TONNE it
upo iase oir Seideio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-22
Ocitrrrridlls nrnrs 0n6inct.

81 mfter6on Solono, 81. DC
5ember (iiber 2onoon). @rof
@lom.M}ortinic, Ger nit Der g(eubil-
Dung oas 6iterreidiitbcn GobinetS be-
auftragt puroe, nohocm 9lleranoer
SpiBniiller oergeblidbe 9[nltrengun-
gen gcnoht bate, bot nod elmer 9e-
pei6c aus g8ien oie foleenoe 0}ini-
Terrific Dem &oiier Garl unterbrcitct,
&rcmier. W&iniiter: @rof clam.
@ortinic.
Wtiniiter oes Snnern b. Sonocl.
SanOeIs. @linifter: Or. Urban.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-22

bod ni6t erlouben, fab China III ges
ben! 9teies lb0ne iunse D}Gb4en, uu=
crfobren ioie Elm aino! ST tonnte e5
ibr aud ni1t perbicten Sn Dret Dos
den ipar Ite miinotq. ,Rubig plut,
dlisr Diirrlteiner,@ Iogts er Ii1, lin
diBerIfen gottoll bring ids fertig,
MIDI ftreibcn gu IoHen, lnb Oam mol
len mir ieben, oh bns Nldbel na9
Gbina gebt.D
Mbcr ebc CT Shrittc in 6iefer @o9c
fot, lpollte er nod einen leBien 8ers
fu1 ma9en unb Soute Qmaliens Silfe
dnruFen. @ielsitbt niirbe biele in ibs
rer alug6sit unb Site einen Auspeg
finbcn.
gld9Dsm er Tie 3ipeinal beroeblid3
aneerufen bate, ieBte er iib bin unO
idiittetr ibr fetn Ssr5 aug.
r. *
Der @iiruItciner fiibrte Eonts qlmos
lie ir1eiu Qlrbeits8immer. mo iie Iid9
erbiBt unb ettpos beripirrt, ober aun
entIdlofien, in sinen bsqueinen SeKel
iinfen lieB. Ginen SmbiB bate iie
nbgelsbnt.
.ylein, Sans, mir ipoIlen 3uerIt pers
niinFtie miteinonoer reben, unp Dor
olcm - madden mir uns tcinen blauen
9unf pOr. DAB on 2fa liebT, peiB
ib felt brei SSa9reu ia, ia felt
Dem Gnoe, tpD bu iie mir nah Wldz
riengriinD brd4teIt OH polIteIt lie
Dor bir fslbft IN Si9erbcit Drinaen II
iiil6 borum gingit ou auh na4 China.
8ab 2iIa bid ipicbtr licbt, oaoon bin
iG ii6er3euot Sap MID ausreoen,
mcin Grenno! SA babe nid5t biel AL
Idecn: Ssirate lie NIT RriegstonIens,
unb Der Gbinafoll 1T rrlebiot."
$50 fiirtbte, ou irrit bid, mas ella
nnbelangt"
nglein, netli i9 babe mir ic6on
einen Blan dusgebobt. 6Dr ALL! Sh
Tpredle nit 2ifn nn6 mode cine Qlna
beutung, Die iie beriteben nirb. 9iebt
iie bid pieber, 70 ipiro iie Iib oieih
perraten mir ternen iie ia. S6
iperoe Iebr boriibtig 1ein, iinD lonie lie
cine geieung iiir 9aItfieID bo6en ~
mas ic6 aber ni+. yioube 70 bo6en
mir aud cine 0anobabe. Ser Goro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-22
Scinc gSitte fnnN NrhHr.

9lidter Slit i'm norO0itli6en $50
li5cigcridt eupies iid geitcru ni6t
ais weiier &idter, ionoern on6 ais
Menid. 8or i6m ItonO Der % Sabre
olte 2illinu @roB, Der BON Charles
2ub bciduIOigt mar, $50 lutcribIa-
gen sil 6aben, Die er. ibm 9lnfouf bon
@ci6no6ts61iimen iibergeben Bate
@roB er5Gblte, 0oB er oaS @elo i'm
Canoe perlorcn babe, ino ans Oieiem
@runOe ni6t Oen N1llt6 bate, 2uB
gcgeuiiber5iltrcten @leid3eitig bat
er Sen 9lidter, ibu nibt 81 6eitrafen,
Do er Oas @eibuadtsfeit I'M &reiIc
ieiner 5rau uno ainoer perbringCn
modte. 9iidter Slit cntiprad DEM
gSnni6e oes Mannes, pelher Id
perpfli6tete, inner6al6 eineS @o.
nat8 OoS @eIo an 2us 5ltriid8u5ab,
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-22
Sin gutes 0Scihma@tss
WcItbemf.

g9o8 ioa ib oen Gotcr, Der
@}lltter, Dem 9ruoer, Der S6we-
Iter, Oeut 6reiuioe 8u 8eibuo9-
ten itbeuten2
0ie 9contwortlng Scr 8roge
lit cirfud:
aapitam &Onl SUnis's Bud,
in wcldlem CT sic &eiie Ses lln-
tcrIcc SanOclSidJiffeS n9entidj-
lauO@ DOm Bremen nad Salti-
mOrc mno snriid bcIdJreibt.
gSir mogen oie 8ebouptung
ouf5uIteacm OoB ielten Elm fei-
ielnoer geibriebcncs Bud ouf
0en omerifoiiiben 8ii6ermarft
gebro6t poroen lit.
3u crbolten i'm 9ureon Oes
n0elltidcn Gorreiponoenten".
2cutid uno aneliid.
&reiS $t.25 ooer $1.35, wenn
ollrcb Die 8oit be8ogen.
Ger 9ieingepiun Der @ubli-
8iitcn, Der Seorit's Snternotionol
2ibrurD Co. flieBt Dem See
lciitc- &eniionsfou6 Scr 0ciiticben
S3con.Rbeoerei 6it olio ocn bro-
ben Seclcuten peIdc oilf S6if-
fen mic Die o0euticblono" Oienen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-22

III Glasgow, Der ii6 Der 9lmcrifoner
ouna5m mo fir ibre @eimbeioroc-
ring Sorge trilg. Cigar Wliler, 16
Sabre alt, gtr. 921, 9torO-GoIlington-
9[penue, Der ebeniaas ouf Der r@ta-
rino" por, milrOe BON Sorfcp &C.
trertnt uno gelongte in ein anOereS
9tcttrngS6oot imO mlirOe ipGtcr IN
Gorf, SrlnlO, gelanoet; BORT erfranfs
tc cr an Sungcnent5iin0lmg imo
muBte bis gum 2S. gtoOem6er int Sos
ipital bleiben. Seine Wlrtter Gr9ielt
fiir3Gcb cinen 8rieL iuorin CT ibr nit
t6eilte, 0aB er fur5 na6 &ei6nadtcn
IN Baltimore cintreiien piirOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-22

@6ilip 3imb 20, umO 6onuic @il-
SEN, %.
G6orles EuooQ 26, uno 9lilauita
0littersboier, %.
gouuel gromon, 26, unO @|oIlD
Gepier o.
5o6n q. aartious, 80, lmO 2tnnie
gSoQanS, 20.
G6ouos S. S6ipIcp, 81 unO0lar.
t6o @. @regorD, 80
g9m. s. G6roniiter, SO, g8iitmcr,
Sarrisburg ga, unO Blonde g,
.Sonce, 35, Carlisle, @a.
9uomig @9ner Al, uuo &oiina
9per, A, @ittiue.
Saul g. 9edner, 19, uno @liIoreo
IG. G5oriut, 20.
gl6robou DleteIi5, 26, @oibiugtoil,
g. s., lnO SSOo Gberriff %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-22
Sorfcu uiIl cg micOcr luaocn.

Der 19.idbriec Charles Sorfep
oeiien @lterii gar. 912, glorO-@ortitro
wo6nen imo Der ii6 ouf Dem Gom-
pier .Morina" befon6, ais Oeriel6e
BON einem Ocuti6en llnterleeboot tor
pcoirt pnroe, beabii6tigt, nad0cm or
crit Dor elmer Mode mieoer 5u Souie
ongefommcn lit, noAunls ipieOer ailf
einem @ie6tronSport-Ta Die &c.
id6rlidc Heiie iiber Ben groBen Sei6
5it mugan, SnrfeD iuo Ieine &ame-
raOcn maren MIR i'm 5tanOe, einen
E6eil i6rer aleiOer 5u retten oa lie
ibliefeil, ais Der 1ompier bonn Cor.
peoo getroffen pltroe. Das ll-9oot
tan1te aptcr, ais aae &ettlingSboote
5it @alier gelaiiet porOen iparcn.
0as Boot in Dem SorfcD iid 6efano,
trie6 81 Stltn0en unt6er, ebe bic SSn-
fallen BON einem onOeren S4iiie mlf-
eenomncn puroen. Gr lit oes 2obes
bon iiber oen anicrifdniitben GonluI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-22
qoral6cridts aus g8ai6inoton.


Stellte iidl IN gtelu : Dorf.
Icr 93olBei IN giem gort batte
itl Der II Sabre alte Goniel @roB
aus @eorgetopn geiteat ipelGer oen
Be6riioern Garrom @rocer1 50. Oen
9'eiraa pom 1927 nnteriblugen bat.
te Ieteftiu Sergeant @eruon
bradlte Ganiel nacb @ai6ington 3r-
rid Der Sgiuge ioIlte oaS @elo in
einer Gonf Oeponiren bcridpono
a1er nit ocnlielben gfohoen er of
tie ciueu Gent Gclo in Ser S9eIt &C.
itopoct iteate er ii1 ser 4oli3ei
geS einbru9S beiAnIOt9t.
9ee G6iIos, pelder beIduloigt lit
III oic @o6nnug bon @ G &onein
9ar bon 9tr. i40O, Merioion @loce,
cinge1rodcn 5l iein ino ggertbiadeu
IN N01e BON $50 aeltoblen 81 babeL
mar0c unter $500 9iirgi1ait fir
ie @roBgeinluoreNeu feitge6alten
anreI @oins mclocte Der 9e5oroe
SAB ibm ieine @eIob0rie nit $11
nao einem Ciomontring I'M @ert5e
uon $500 Snbalt aeitoblen puroe.
Iiebe oro1gen il ole @obnung
BON On 9lcainer, g}r. 10, 6lorioa.
HpeNic q lsge, inp eutlpen0eten oil.
Ger St5 in @oor Sdnrudioden i'm
seert6e BON $112
Sa6res Ball
Iic &ercinignng iii0iiber iituger
qerte miro om Nontug i6rcn Sab
eseaa in oent @laionic Senpel
o96aliea Eas Gonitc 6eitebt ans
G6arlcs &oieut6a( Samuel Solo-
Nian Sam 9lumontbal Wlor Gf-
icnbera, Gam Goien6crg unO 8.
maloderg.
&cibno1ten fir sic 9lr-
mcn.
1ie 9lugcaellten ocs Sanoels .Ge'
portcuents 6obeu iicb 5itiommenge-
faap Inn leo orme ,Samilien in
&aainaton ein @ci6uadtseiien 81
Se6cl Gie N}a6ljeiten merOen om
5oniitag III nett geibrniidtcu St6r-
Ben 3ur 0ert6eilrng gelongeu.
e dub6oIle perIuRgt
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.@2iniltcr: b. 9rnfo.

9trbeits- @3iuiitcr: b. Grnfo.
@r5iebungs-@li Baron bon
Sitlioref.
2auomirt6idofts @3iuiiter; @rof
lom.Wfartinic.
@liniiter fir 2onoesOertbeioioung:
=. b. @eorgi.
6inon3-@liniitcr: 9(leronoer Spis-
miller.
Syufti5-@}inilter. b. St6enf.
Observation-Disclosures: Or. 3. BON
5oritcr.
@}iniitcr obue &ortcfeuliac: Or.
8ocrnreitber.
@eneral,@onberneur BON Wali-
5icn: @licbael 9obr5Dnsfi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-22

GOnuntn bic Scu u2cuidn GrrcpunOntu0 udt pHuid
nurcomafa rGae, Fu6 acu Sc per scp6un
driftid @ittgcinns 5n mudsa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-22
gr.NraEScat Salt crtrantt.

Salt &ipcr@ @toio 81. @c5
Gr Grdiiocnt @iaiont SolporO Gait
lit 0urG cine ibmerc GrfGltltng ans
3immer gefeiielt. inO oic Solgc lit,
Dob CT ne6rcrc &ortroge, oic CT boil
ten poI(te, obiagcn niuBtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-22

BIAS if0dhHs bsa 1SdiiInlOFs 6OFrsiSSSSsRt1.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-05
Defending Two Coasts.

The All-American Scientific congress, Just
ending its work at Washington, wandered quite
a distance from mere distractions OF science,
and got pretty deeply into the concrete proposi-
tions of applied military methods Its discus
sions had to do mainly with the formation OF
closer union of the Americas. and the problems
that incidentally arise in connection Herewith.
The problems OF the external relations OF the
American republics largely assume the single
phase Of defense against foreign attack 1t is
understood, II not expressed. that South America
still offers a temptation to imperiaistic exploit
ers OF Europe and to some extent to similarly
minded patriots of Asia.
This brings prominently to the fore the ques-
ton OF a two-coast defense, for a simultaneous
attack on both the Atlantic and Pacific fronts is
within the range of possibility. II the United
States is to take up It's share OF the responsible
ity growing out of the All-American union. IL
must prepare to meet any of the great emergen-
cies incident thereto, and should therefore be
ready at all times for anything that might hap
pen This is the sum and substance OF the
problem OF preparedness. II is not own
we are obligated under our PRONUNCIATION OF and
adherence to the Monroe doctrine. to assist other
American republics in defensive operations.
So far as the United States is concerned. the
situation hes been well considered by the War
college. and plans for defense are worked out
Ia detail. II only remains for congress to give
assent and provide the means for carrying into
execution the scheme that does not look to mill
tarism. Dut TO insurance against untold loss in
event OF possibility becoming actually.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-05
~ Ny
seiEl1 O.x4~G~

The snow blockade was finally raised today and
street we're started again all lines but none
ran schedule time.
The Knights OF Pythias adopted resolutions OF re-
acct TO the memory OF the late ex-Mayor Murphy,
drafted By a committee Of Edwin r. CrowelI w w
Wells and william +. Manning.
The Two Orphans produced at the Peoples
theater 70 audience mot large the merit o.
the show calls Cor"
Colonel Lorin Miller has a visit 10 Detroit
win Hamilton and John Patrick returned 20 their
colleges IN the east.
After spending the holidays al horne. Miss Carrie
Atkins and Miss House left for knoxville TO resume
thci- studies.
The city council has received notice by Max Never
Of the Beard OF Trade that possession lot pur-
chased by the city is desired in erect
a nov building
On The panel Of the federal jury called to report
Lincoln the OF W. y Gurley Louis
Grebe p. y. Slaughter and Others
fharles Lloyd. superintendent OF the omnibus line.
A honae from the east.
Aerkrt quotations rate bananas at from Is 10 50
cents per Dozen but prairie chickens can be had at
- cents Rpieee.
;. A. Rice. III Farnam street advertises that hs
l. ne only real estate ana merchandise broker ~
pmaha he does not charge registering fee 70 out.
side parties Who place property with him 70 sell
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-05
colOmbian treaty as Bryan's Masterpiece.

Colombian Treaty as Bryan's Masterpiece.
occupied time 10 the advocacy OF the treaty
framed by himself. under the terms of which
the United States will be obligated to pay $685.
900 to Colombia for the purpose of discred-
itlng a former republican administration. The
late secretary OF state harps on this string with
such persistence as TO convince some that tho
United States has done grave injury to
weaker republic, and now halts in the matter o;
making reparation and establishing friendly re-
lations based on justice.
Colombias alleged claim rests on thin air
and the payment OF any sum by the United
States for the satisfaction of the demands made
would be submission to blackmail. This case
has been ventilated again and again and the
facts have often been placed before the public
1t Is useful to the democrats though, as afford
| ing them a pretext for attack on President
Roosevelt's preparations for constructing the
| Panama canal, and for this reason is being kept
before the public as prominently as possible.
! All the established facts connected with II mark
A. as a species Of graft Mr.. Bryan should be
ashamed of supporting.
COlombas signature to the Pan-American
agreement is desirable. but II is not worth the
/ price MIR. Bryan would have pay. Il would
open the door to similar abuses OF our generos-
ity Colombia must be made TO understand that
| 10 fully share In the privileges OF the union OF
Americas national responsibility and govern.
mental stability are essential requisites.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-05
Public School. No Place for Religion or Politics

Public Schools No Place for Religion or Politics.
The Bee is heartily in sympathy with every
movement to improve the moral condition OF the
community and to keep the boys and girls In the
right path, but we are at the same time. on prin-
clple, irrevocaby opposed TO the injection Of re-
ligion, politics or commeTcialism into the public
schools For this reason we deplore the per-
sistent efforts OF the organization of Protestant
churches that sponsored the BILLY Sunday re-
vlval TO use the machinery OF the public schools
for the promotion Of their evangelical work.
When Nebraska's constitution makers ex-
pressly prohibited sectarian instruction in any
school or institution supported by public funds.
the spirit, IL not the letter. OF the pronounce
ment. II seems to u.s. included indirection as well
as direction. While the information is doubtless
desirable for evangelical purposes. It makes no
difference TO the efficiency Of public school
teaching whether the parents OF the children
belong to one church or to another church, or
to no church at all any more than whether they
belong to one or another political party. To
utilize the schools to take church census is as
foreign TO their purpose as to take a political
census, or wet" and dry" census, or a theater
patronage census The request upon the school
board to order a religious census OF the school
children taken. no matter how well intended,
differs only in degree, therefore, from the re-
quest for the use OF the public school buildings
for BILLY" Sunday meetings, and as a precedent
is fraught with similar dangers.
II such p census OF religious affiliations is
worth while let the churches organize their own
census bureau and make the enumeration on
their own account and no one can possibly enter
any objection.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-05
Tips on Home Topics

Boston Transcript: Anxious republicans
are lying awake nowanights wondering
whether the presidents alliance with
descendant of Pocahontas win enable
him to poll the solid John Smith vote in
1916.
Houston Post: The British court rules
that A. j. Drexel must pay his wife
$4,000 a year alimony. 1t strikes us that
an annual little bundle OF that size can
relieve a large amount OF bleakness and
pain in a womans heart.
Cleveland Plain Dealer: Mr.. Root has
written a letter to the state Of Mime
sofa demanding that his name be kept
off the primary ballot. Mr.. Roosevelt
has done the same thing to the state
OF Michigan. Some OF these states will
soon have to run candidates under as
sumed names.
Louisville Courier-Journal; The Okla
homa banker who followed the bank
robbers with a shotgun and winged on 3
with each barrel Will need no safety
vault hereafter. He can pin hands
OFF, sign on a pile OF money. affix his
rying about bandits.
ST. Louis Otobe Democrat. Inc war
department endangers it's modest pro-
gram Of preparedness by suggesting that
it will be followed by universal serv-
ice. There is not a well-inforIned mem
Der of congress who does not know that
sentiment Is Overwhelmingly against such
a plan. II would Increase taxation he
yond what the people could bear and
would impose a special burden on every
male OF military age and condition.
Springfield Republican; General Gro
Eier wants machinery for extracting
nitrogen from the atmosphere 10 be de-
veloped because he fears that in case
OF war a shortage OF explosives might
result from being cut off from Chile.
There was a panic only a few years
ago over the impending exhaustion OF the
Chile nitrates. but It was with refer
ence not TO war material. but 20 fer
tilizers The worlds perspective has
changed with remarkable suddenness
New York World: The case Of the
former Wall street messenger boy who
has just paid sT2OO for q Stock Tx,
change seat out Of his winnings in ''wal
stocks will long serve to point a mora
and adorn a tale OF the magic possibil
tiles OF stock speculation. As against
/ this concrete example OF successful get
rich-oVick finance. all the hsrd-luck ex
poriences OF the less fortunate and al
the warnings about the snares and pit
fans Of stOck-gsmbling viii be a
nethins