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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-01-24

FOR RENT-House and lot 155 Tay-
lor street, now occupied by ]. T.
Stukes. See R. E. McNulty. ST
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12

Gebcnbaun.

Snbrc Wiisiipn / &~sbenbapn.
Spert @ar msoer oairfelig Sore.
ming ior Snore Misiion i apben.
6apn" meo i'm aarsberetnits ior
oct forlsbne 9lar. 5 Slar er oct en-
BOG paa goot 100 Sioer.
Spureeon iagoe engon9, at noar
lban Ell gften life funoe ialoe |
Ssun, tog ban blot Ell al De man.
Ice geretninger ira De forifelige
@irfiombeoer iaa iou ban
%itrofs.
Men iioen Spilrgeons Sio bar
9(arsberetningerne ior en- itor Del
~iffitet aarafter. Zen ioreliggenoe
0%eretning ira 9sbenbaDns Snore.
lMiSiion er | bpert Solo ct meget
umoer9oloenoe Sfriit, iom NOT
lifal 6oloe 29ieren paa9en, mlener
Ser. 9gbl.". 0e mango Smaa-
|trGf ira arbeioet sriber en- %
|iaar De tsrre 1al ill at gli6e neo
meo. Seluislgelig pirfer ogiaa
Igiaeoerne ~opliuenoe.
Mien naar man iaa bar Lei BE.
retningen % glGoet iig ooer oct
irtmooige % ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
larbejoe, Der geres, bpor fan oct
iaa bare nnbet, END at ben moo
|datte 3anfe ogioa maa melbe fig,
IGanfen ON, bpor lille bette arbei.
De err operior ben ubpre aan0elige
|Mso, Der iinoes | bette itcre ga.
bel.
Spert gar iuger oenne Dp en-
lStrsm al Snooanorere til Iig ira
oct sprige 2ano, % oct fan meo
ngiten matematfif Sifferbeb forub
beregnes, bpor mango al oisie Der
|oil gaa til gitnos | Den Saiternes
Sump, | bpiIfen bpert eneite aar
9ufinoer ioroGrpes for 9io 90
GpiGbeo.
Wpmisiionen bar for 3toen 80
a~rbeioerc. Spis Den bupoe 1872
lpiISe Der maaife enb5o ppre for
Itot.
@irfens aorsbGr pofier itaoig,
men oeng arbeioe er iaa fort, at
De, 6er bar taset iis bet paa, III
Der iie op.
Saa or Ger De forifeIlige iGrlige
Wisiioner 90 iGrIige Msoer, glao'
misiionen oa Traftatlt6bdin9enl
lS bet altfommen er Der rigelig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12
0amIe 3riiten Safsbiens
% Grrtnuimser'

orf0If BIrn.
ilbeinet al llbboIeet for Snbre
Misfions 9srneeuostieneiter | Dan.
mari. 70 0iber, % Gort9nineer
Neb Gort11erens Nortrnt poo
TpsHoget. pris IS Cts.
DAN. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE.
Blair. Nebraska.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12

sun bar / mango anr itooet tro
fait oeo jim Mnnos Sioe oe barre.
8agens 9proe og Seoe meo bam
SeIo mar 9el9erne elf bit, ol
9aan og Soo reeneoe neo ooel
9rGiten / Sfanoerilp, oafleoe bur
aI0rig, men foritoo BAN og ioa OF
til bam Iom Den uforf9re0e0e Ser
rens Striosmnlo.
Gn Snnbreoaaris bpo. 4itpsts
mano Sir. Serenien, glbD pei
lStruer, Ger / Warts Waaneo
9far fplote 100 @ar, er aigaaei
peo 0goen.
S%ogneprGit til 8ra9Itrup %
lSfallerup Menigbe0er, g. y. Bang
Midelien, Setter Sslbp paa Naors,
er aigaaet ueo OGDEN iom 5elee
|af ct Sierteilag, 58 sor al.
Gen aniete 9o9trpffer G9r.
|enno al 6irmaet golentin ie
9unO, a%e6enbaon, er aigaoet pe0
|9soen, 76 aar 81.
De samle 9eitsaroiters Minoe-
feit. 5ormiooogs BEN 80. Muj
fanot paa &oienborg gfiercerpla0s
en- 5eitli96eo Steo for De 80 enoml
lepenoe 6e~itgar0fiter. On reprpien-
tatio Soriamlin9 bGorere De gamle
ISoloater, iom bber if en- Grim
oringsmeoaille oberroft. 8eo en-
poafsleenoe 6rofoit pr9lioereoe Gbe.
fen for 3oneens aoitoontitab,
Oberit anufmann meo ben enelte
mlepen0e Officer al Seitgaroen,
@rep Eeteraboff, peo i'm SIDE.
Spenif grbeibsfrnft til 9an-
mari. S Sfaane er Der / oen ie.
mere Iii ~nilluttet talrige 4ontraf-
om ipenif @rbeiOsfraft til Dam
mart. 9eogle ifal ior en- Doglsn
lar 8 Ser. ar6eioe paa Ipoife Cell
o9rfer, andre Tor Az Ser. peo Ell
9aneanlp1.
Splbbrgllmp. ieireoes Ssnoag 3.
A. Sltni al So9neprnit peo Raaa-
retbfirfen / 3sbembapn s. s. Solt
o9 Sultr1t.
airfelist 9an~bsforbnnos 9eitp-
relie bolot Meoe Snsoag Den 81.
Waai umiooelbart eiter, at 2anos'
uonolget boooe i~llittet fine Wsoer.
Man trai itrafs 5oranitaltnin9 til
8onnelfen nf oct llopalg, ion
Gonosuopnlget snifeoe iammeniai
til lln~6eris9elie og f~orbereoenot
iSfriot p~eorsrenoe 2ssning al 6or'
boloet mellem 8irfe og Stat, Der
ln0er o9iaa 6onbanoling meo Of
politiife Gartier. 9~lntagelig pil 10
oolget blibe ~iammenfolot til MSsoI
0en Z. Sui.
6irfemaaneS | &%pbenbapn. Sci
ct Meoe / 9etbes0a forle0en peo
tog Geprn ientanter ira De febett
loonife Weni9beoer enltemmig at
ter / @(ar at aiboloe Ell &irfenlaa
neo, ser oil ioloe | 9ioen ira 20
Sftober til %. Nopember. ct 10
palg mes StiftSpropit s. Soff
meper iom 6ormano er allereoe
Gang meo Sc omiattenoe Sorbere
oefier, % bar blanot mtOet faaei
2pite ON 9iitono ira en- M9ngo(
Trriter ira ale 9anoets ggne.
grritcinSitillins. Menigbeos-
ronoet / gaoum bar / Sl. .aalb.
Smtst." foreta9et en- ny Snoitfl-
lina til oct Ieoige YrG iteembeot
on Den tioligere ierit inoitilleoe.
Taitor 9licbielot, gmerbfa, bar
%trnffet lin Inisening tilbage. Som
Or. 1 inoitilleoes enitemmist ga.
Itor 9(rel Solnl, Nr. 5el6ine; Ger
2 blep Sognepreit 9ooer, Spiliteo.
oe Rr. 3 SoeneprGit Eeterien
|6ialtring.
Sfal hi Sprfc grGnbenGller? o
Sorisg, Ser / oenne 5io cores
SpifIano og gitrig meo anoen'
oelie al 9rGnoenGller / Snouitri
Ell os 9onobrllaet, fslees | Dan
mari mes itor Snteresie. 9lf @el
oerue fan fremitilIes Neloeulo
iom fan %eritatte gomilo / Sefitilin
buitrien, oe Hrloeffraa, ion pi
funne e%ritatte Somllosfrsfaser ion
areaturfooer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12

ySdn
aorine til at glGoe Jig og taffg
I'D; men bpem fan gere oct uoer
tiaige at beoe ON, at bog Sud
oil0e beige lit 6olf % ifabe mail'
&c ilere arbeiOere og iriuiaige
9iglpere paa ale Solo, iaa a
bans @erniug mac blioe giort.
3ioniitfongres. Zen 2. %Ifanoina.
biife 3ioniitfonfcrenee aabneoes D
%. Moi / Observation-Disclosures
6eitial | asbenbaon. Solen pat
prpoet meo Or. Ser5I's giaeoe.
oct blaa % boioe isotife 5Iag, Mo-
gen 8apio % SfriitIproset
o@lemmer ie9 Big, SeruioletL, ioo
glemme mig min bpire Soano,"
iamt Or. Ser5l's befen0te Oro
oSbis 5 fun oil, iao er oct intel
3igt."
aonferencens isrite Caller, efter
at 0irigenten bop0e bu0t geIfonn-
men paa Sebroiif, bar Or. 5raei.
cfel; ban bar tiaige Den eneite,
Der fun tenptteoe Iig al oct oanife
ISprog. Oilers taltes Ger oels Spif,
6els Sebraiif % Oels Si0oiid.
8plignpoen | apbenbabn. Stun
1893 lebise 2cjligbeber. Den al So.
betbonns Itatiitiife @ontor Ben
30. Mai uoienote tStatiitif oper le.
oige 2eiligbeoer peo april 6lptte-
bag Iaoer ingen Tpipl tilboge ON,
at Der for IIuor er 8olignso
asbenbonn.
Get p5Ier Jig nentlig, at fun 399
9eiligbeoer itoo Ieoige, 3. b. |. 0,9
PCT, boilfet er ca. en- SienoeOel
al ben normale 2eiIigbe0, JONI man
re9ner til 8 psf. 5 bele 9pen i'm.
oes 140,760 9eiligbe6er.
9Di De 800 er life minore enc
to 2re6ieoeIe 1 a 2 8prelies+Sei
IioDeoer = o. oct er ior en- itor
l3el i ubeboelige Suie | aoel9aoe-
aoarteret = meoens en- 5ieroeoeI
er paa 81 gGrelier,
9pg9eofrtiontbeSen bar / set ior.
lsbhe Salooar p9ret ret ltolig
6orbolo til De foregoaenoe Salu.
oar, men neutrality-suspicious.
|9or p9ret enom itsrre.
@eo april 5lptteoag bar Oel
155S npe 2eiligbeoer unoer Op.
isrelie, men Ell itor Gel al Dem Ell
taget / 9rrg, enonu in0en De Bier
iGr0ige.
50 mpe Soloaterbjem. g. !. Il
W1. firnoe Den 30. Mni inopie e
mt Solonterbiem paa Gra9sr 6or.
og Ssnoog ben 2S. Wai ct pat
Obarlottenluno Sort.
s Grngsr talte Yaitor 0tobr
Daaglebp, og SolontermsqiGtpr
aii6le. Baa Gbarlottenluno Sol
oatermisiionpr granot, boorGter
Der ben paa aitenen bar Ell lial
9bofoIa6eieIt nleo llnoerboloning.
Saapel al geialingsmeno Jon
lai Manoifab faar Soloaterbiem
meme operalt en- biertelig gelfomlt
Sntsbancrnes Snbtrster. 2 Dill
Str. Cpcrifno for Npril. Statsba
nernes ,snot9gter bar | apri
Maaneo 1916 eiter iorelsbi9 Op
gsrelie Tor MISUNDERSTANDING 2,
100000 Ser, for @oos-, areatur
90 Yoitbefororins 100000 Ser.
an6re Drifts SnotG9ter $4,000
|ar. 9riits-S notGeter | alt 5,9S1,
1000 Ser. Drifts llogifter ialt: g.,
922 ,3S2 Ser. Operifiio 2,05S,6ts
I3roner.
Snotesterne bar / 9lpril 1919
Meiter enoeIig Opgsrelie: for Der
|ionbeiororing 2.075,299 Ser, ioi
@oos., areatur. % Boitbeiororinl
1885, 96 Ser, arore Drifts SSno.
trgter iaIt: 5,401 1886 Ser, Drifts
llogiiter ialt: 3,206,045 Str.
Operifuo 2,t95,S91 SIR.
ltngoomsguostjcneitem paa 0rpn
balsilettcn. al. 10 S~ormiooag Der
II. SUM orimleoe oct meo glaf
ungoom poa @rsnoalsiletten. Der
enc Speioer. og ). .. S..afoelinf
eIter oen anoen mnrdereoe mi
- ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12

opffripe islgenoe: Den arabiife
MisIion bar Iiot ct Itort Cab oeo
Glbriitines Gs0. Gem, Der fenote
benoe beoit, pil %foritaa, boor itort
1obet er, o. bpor opb Sorg ri IT,
Ter oe0 benoes 9ortgatg; ri elife'
De bcr0e iaa opbt, ri a9teoe 6enOe
iaa bit. Sen0es Dpgtigbeo JONI
3ege, benoes ltore aprligbeo til
fin @erning % til Solicit, 6enoes
@luor / at brin9e Dem @pangeIiet
gioroe benoe til ct felgepproigt
@fsenpeI ior en- MisiionGr."
Raor oette Minoeoro er blenerl
lGit, 0u oil pitt no9le Iperge: uSpor'
ior lit oenne oonIfe aoin6e life
lin @eraing / Dor egen Wiisiion,
enten / oct oanIfe Misiionsielifab
eler / oen foreneoe airfes SEQ
ningemisfion2
tSpergSnlaolet fan oere beret'
tieet nof. Men ieg maa nermeit
looe oct itaa aabent. Seq bar life
tall meo benoe oerom.
Oct fan 10 upre muliat, at BEN
beaooeOe % ~ielpitGn6i9e Notiir,
Gbriitine boooe foo iig imponere
liot for nle9et al set amerifanife
log irenmeoe, BUN msote fer / bette
2ono, un9 iom FUN par, oa bun
begpnote at iorbereoe liz for i'm
l@erning.
Oct er ogioa tGnfeligt, at bun
man9leoe anleoning og &enoifab
til DC 0anlfe Observation-Disclosures
Sum lit nnppe noget Iflbli0 ira
oonife Wisfionspenner ON, at De
piloe anpiie beroe arbeioe paa
Wfisiionsmorfen, iaa oct fan oGre
foritaaeligt nof, at bum isgte ser.
Iben, bporira Iilbloet fom. Snti
lgif Iiffert Ben Bel bun elf, ioroi
6un troeoe, oct bar Serrens, %
6erneo ma ies Iobe Spsrssmaa.
Iet bero.
W,en eio mango nnge oonite
Mteilo OF apinoer mdatte iaa 2Dli
til Serrens @erning paa Misiions'
marfen. Soften er ltor; men ar.
beioerne er foa. 9eoer oerfor So
items Serre, at ban uOieitoer arbei-
oere / i'm Ssit."
Seq, iont 10 fenOte ell Del til
Gbriitine, fan fun tilfeie, at bun
iiffert life oor iig bepioit, at bun
bao0e iorlaot Den lutberlfe 4irfe.
men bun bar oe0 Snrgipeliernes
Mtcoier fominen UNDER aanotlig
Sn0fIpoelie ira reiormert SIDE, %
ira iunnle Sioe piites ser benoe
SmsocfommelG1eo o1 poeoes Der
benoe Stette. u. ID. u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12

feren". - lnS0dg Den IL. xyltlt Il
Itniration / oct ri. gIt, bpoo Der
inofom peo Soften, oil blipe an
penot til at ifafie nnge giger, Der
bar min0re soOt Gaao, Mooera.
tion for OpbolOet / 6. 5. Il. SIS
Sommerleir paa 0pbora Strand
paa @runo al 8prtioen er OpboI.
oct ser no9et oprere, emo BET pleier
at bare.
6rf. 2iisberg inoleOe Soften meo
Ell lille Gale ON oSerrens 500.
Iipor", oerefter iang Sopeoforenit-
gems Sangfor no9le Son9e unoer
l2eoeIie al 5ru 8altorinoe &enrif-
lielt. Senere paa Afterlen Iang aon-
certiarBerinoe 8rf. Mapretbe
grnit = me6 Sru Seligmann peo
&laperet = en- &effe Sange, eien-
ipnlig til Itor @leoe for De mango
unoe apinoer, ser fpl6te Salen.
6orsprist forls6 Soften BELT igen-
mem paa en- forneielig og goo
Maaoe.
Sorbmo mob 9Dsreflamer. ,Sr.
Oenri9sminiiteriet bar uoiteot 5or.
buo moo al anpelie al 8r9n.
iels. % 8elpsningsmi0ler (@aS,
@leftricitet og Ole NJ. b. til 81
Illumination paa offentli9e Steoer
og misunderstanding, berunoer PHI
penoelie al 2psifilte, 6acaoe6elps.
ming og OplDsnin9 al 9ntifsnin.
oier | ben loobefnle0e 2uffetio.
S oen 3io, / boilfen 9lltifferne
maa boloeS aa6ne, er oct forblt0t
at BABE roget 9ntifspinorte, Der
maaler 1R NJ. eller %oeru1oer /
@reooen, oplpit al en- itsrre iaif;
let 9psitprfe emo so 9ormal.2ps.
Gor gutifspinouer, Der mailer
ooer ~ NJ. in0til 2 M. 9reOoen,
er ben beieite fillaOte Spsltprfe
ior bpert 8inoue 100 Normal42ps
% ior 9litifspinoiler, Ger maaler
2 M. og oeroper, 200 Rormal-9ps
Stranompllcn after paa oanife
.6Gnocr. Otter buao Hits. Bur.
%eriorer fan oct pentes, at Strano.
mslien oeo Sfoos6org, 0er lGngc
lbnr benlig9et / en- meget forfaloen
3ilitono, / en- nprmere 6remtio
oil unoeraaa en- 8oronOriig til Def
beore. gienoommen bor | ilere aar
iaftiif tilbsrt rSoipal6tswerfe"
aieI iom Yrioritets6aoer, men bette
Seifobs 8ororing er / oisie Gage
erbperpet Of en- areOs al M9nt
i fnntteoe til Sfoosborg % Soor.
bGf aolnmlinaIforeninger Der
Here @ange tioii9ere 6ar pitt oereS
itore SStteresie for 9eparelie EN- al
BET ifsnle Yorti peo Stranom6l'
len oe lloiigten oper Sunoet. Del
er oa o9iaa oeres Senii9t at uonpt.
te oct ltore Areal, iom bsrer I'll
Stronomsllen, paa Ell laaoat
Maaoe, at Ser tageS alt miiligl
Senipn iii 9epareli EN- al Steoets
lanoifabelige Sfsnbeo; noonlig oil
Stroi10grunoene blipe iifreoe MOI
9ebp9gelie eller generenoe geplant'
ming. @ienoommen, bpori Sober
ne al .Soipolotsperfe"s 5orOrina
bar 9iort llolGg, oil III blioe
I%itiIlet til 5oongsauftion, % oens
lloitnfning oe Sterilization bill oo
iinoe Steo. 4oniortiets iurioiife
aoniileut er Operretsia9ierer 6.
SrieoridGen.
gprnebjrlpsoasen sab benpeo
100000 Str. Observation-Disclosures
llobptte / asbenbapn er iflg. ben
%uoienote iorelsbige Opgsrelie life
minore emo 9S,033 Ser. moo So
452 SIR. i 5ior og S6,019 Ser.
1914.
10000 SGffe Safe mfommef.
Oct 5oreneoes Camper oMoifop"
mfom ben 2. SUM til @sbenbonil
meo 10000 Seffe aaffe.
@pinbcr paa Seminarierne? lln-
Observation-Disclosures aeiierDei4ien
paatenfer eiter Sorlpoenoe at 10.
relrgge ct 9opforilag ON apin0ers
Moeang til Statsieminarier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12

aariae til at slGoe iig og taffe
no; men boem fan gsre BET uoen
tiaige at beoe ON, at bog @uo
.pilOe beie9e tit 6olf % ifabe man.
&c ilere a~rbeioere os iriuiaige
9iglpere paa ale Solo, iaa at
bans @erning nlaa blioe giort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12

ltngoomsgnostjcneitem paa 0rpn'
oa~lsIlettcn. aI. 10 Sormiooag Den
4. Sum- primleoe oct meo glao
ltngoom poa @rsnoolsiletten. Den
enc Speioer. og j. O.. S..afoeling
eiter Den nnoen m~nrdereoe ino
pao Sletten meo ilppenoe 6aner
os Hingenoe Spill, boor De traaote
al % iamleoes meo De noget plore
uiige ON De to meget primitive
|Jaleritole Ito TONNE 0lfasier)
|Soa iteg Sangen moo Simlen: IS
al fin 8lans mi itraaler Solen",
|9poreiter Yaitor Gilihou-SoIm %
Soloatermisiionpr 9ran6t talte,
bper til fin itore, %opm9rfiomt Int.
tenoc llng6omsifare. st elnoeIiai
|Tibernes 9egn, at intet anoet END
oct ~enioloise gpangelium fan fam.
|le en- iaa itcr sfare linge, baaSe
Meno 90 @pinoer!
Otter Nsoet ipreotes De mango
Slnoreoer no oper Sletten % Sfo.
ben. Ben Ihttteoe iig til Ben. 9ege
bIep fat | Sang, os @ftermiooa.
gen fpanot paa fornsielisite Raaoe.
rssmmerlejrfeit". va. s. Il. g."
aiboTot BEN 1. SAINT Gftermiooaa oa
Mften I @ornfions Wenisbeosbis,
@sbenbabn, en- pellpffet Jeit meb
'aaler oe Gang inSen Ogre 90 re.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-12

0sbsfalb. Sru Woe, Snore-
Misiions Jormnnos Saiitrli, er eli.
ter Iensere Tios Spsoom afeaaet
peo Dpoen. v4r. Dagbl." siper ben
afosoe fsIgenoe ifsnne gftermrle:
The Washington times., 1916-02-06
THE "lNTkkT TO KILL"

Berlin, it is reported, is unwilling
to admit that the sinking Of the
Lusitania was illegal; but is willing
to declare that in that sinking there
was no "intent to kill" the Ameri-
cans whose lives were lost.
Perhaps diplomacy and technical
ism can explain such curious use
of language to conceal thought. But
it does not seem possible. Intent to
kill? The intent to kill was adver-
tised by the German embassy in
American papers. The passengers
booked for the boat were warned of
the intent to kill. The torpedo was
made and loaded into the pneumatic
tube of submarine with no other
thought than the intent to kill. 1t
was fired by the most skillful hand
that could be commanded for the
act, with intent to kill, and no other
possible intent.
Legal or illegal, there certainly
was intent to kill; and the attitude
Of the German public after the kill
ing made very evident that the kill
ing of the Americans caused peculiar
and especial satisfaction.
Call it reprisal, if you will; call
it legal, or illegal; decent warfare or
excuseless savagery; but for heavens
sake don't let the United States be
made ridiculous by accepting now a
leering assurance that there was nc
"intent to kill" There was abso.
lutely nothing else to the act save
intent to kill; absolutely nothing.
The Washington times., 1916-02-06
"Prisoner Guests" of Uncle Sam Build
German Village at Portsmouth Camp

Germans of Norfolk and surrounding
towns for the arrival of the Prinz Eitel
marked the end of whatever economy
OF rations the crew experienced during
the last days Of their flight from the
South Atlantic with hundreds of prison.
ers aboard whose appetites sorcly taxed
the stores of the raider.
Nor, In spite of the grape juice or
der" OF Secretary Of the Navy Daniels
prohibiting the presence of any alcoholics
In Government navy yard, Is there
any lack OF beer at these luncheons.
Just previous TO interment the stew
ard of the Prinz EiteI, Informed of this
order. took aboard many gallons OF
beer. But this did not last long under
the demand Of the 900 officers and men
who had been used to consuming malt
beverages with every meal.
Therefore, when this supply was ex-
hausted IL was necessary to restock
without running afoul Of the dry navy
ordinance.
, The problem has been solved several
times lately by lightering cargoes OF
beer from Norfolk. anchoring the light
ers to the seaward side of the kron-
prinZ and transporting the beer across
her decks TO the Prinz Eitel. scheme
in the operation of which at no time
does q single drop OF the prescribed hev-
eragc touch the arid soil Of the navy
yard.
The men, however. are not limited TO
their beer rations to days when re-
ceptions are given 10 their friends Beer
is served TO them at every meal at the
expense OF the German government ana
when on pay days the sailors draw
their wage which in the case OF n
seaman amounts to about 81 month.
they can purchase tickets emitting them
to beer at the rate OF two glasses t3r
3 cents, these tickets being r"deemable
ut i'm
The Washington times., 1916-02-06

Guard If he so wishes, ard eXrmpts
National Guardsmen from enroll
ment. To that extent it is an aid
to the National Guard. 1t does not
tolerate the proposition that man
can be made into trained soldier
with two months service per year
for three years. The cost is a bit
more than that of the proposed con-
tinental army, but not as much as
the general staff plan for the abso-
lutte increase of the regular estab-
lishment
Furthermore it does not contem-
plate disturbing industrial conditions
by taking from the industries the
men who make them possible. Be
tween the ages of eighteen and
twenty-one the young men of the
country do not reach their full pro-
ductive capacity and the withdrawal
of 10000 potential workers per
year does not appear to threaten in
dustry. When young man returns
to the body of citizens after a years
training he will be better equipped
to continue his life work, whatever
that may be, by the lessons in sani-
tation and self-relance he has
learned in the army.
The Washington times., 1916-02-06

than aboard chip, had been established.
Therefore, an exception to the con-
fneynent rule was made III the cases
of men who desired to 20 ashore to feed
their live stock OF to launder clothes.
So IL is usual spectacle every Gay
to see a bronzed and bearded sailor APP
pear az the foot Of one OF the gang
ways with a bucket of feed. A marine
guard tert. They ralaver. Then the
marine gravclS escorts the German
across the former dumping ground and
carefully watches him while he DIS
tributes the feed among half n dozen
or more hungry hogs. and scatters food
to the many chickens who at present
have the rue of the iive-acre plot. In
order that they may forage for them
cannot get ashore. Then the ma rinc es-
Corts tho, German back to the eangwny
and watches him Until hC disappears In
tho ship.
one of tho snilors appears AZ 'th" bot.
torn cf the garsway with bundles or
Sc lied garments as his passport, the
marine keCriuC within sight of MIN
swinging in the same breczc which ruf-
fics The German Gag on the PrinZ Iitel
stern and tn" stars and Stripes on the
commandments office. :,
Inter in the dav marine NAV he
called upCr to escort the German across
rhe field TO see II the clothes ar" dry.
and again when the Eaiser's seaman
rons 10 recover his linen.
While the I"uitcd states Government.
referring to the German US uses the
term Hnternment' and ofhcialv re-
CARDS them as 'eursts." practically the
on,v difference between the ne" VINO
formerly manned 'h" Two commerce
dcstrCyprs md actual prisoners oI
war. is an NJ atract rather than ma
tnrIal ono and tho confinement Is tell-
in,! lipon them.
bovs Young pnd iniddlC ared altE" ap-
,car sallow ard biz morose Y" con
teract this tho German CfH"erS are
doinc aIl IN their r"w"~ 10 Keep ter
rocn orcrinied. pnd hc:cr" III" Or"mnlga
tion nC tho confinement nrCie~ wcre in
clinod 10 cncnmrace even tho limited m
dus~ial activities which ~" 'nnH rnnl
IN tho lIttl" rhacks "n IN" humping
The Washington times., 1916-02-06
Liberty Ban Lifted
On kaiser's Birthday

Only twice since the PRONUNCIATION OF
the order which resulted In making the
Germans practically prisoners aboard
their ships. has the ban been lifted to
any appreciable extent.
one occasion fell upon the katsers
birthday. At that time many OF the
ships cutters were lowered. and under
commend OF responsible officers. the
men were permitted to indulge in a sail
ing party waioh later was followed by
q parade and an athletic meet ashore
attended bv thousands of Germans from
Norfolk.
The second occa sion fell upon Christi
mas Day. Then about 100 int"rned sail
ors who are Catholics and who had not
been to church in many months. were
permitted to attend services i'll Norfolk.
They marched to the church and back
under command Of their officers.
Not many months Pfter the two sea
raiders went into internment many of
the wives Of commissioned officers de-
termined TO be so far as possible with
their husba nds in exile. Several of them
came to the United States. and find
ing that quarters aboard the kronprin2
were too crowded to permit OF indt-
vidual domestic csta blishments '~ina
set up aboard, established themselves
without the navy ward gate. Every
morning. armed with perpetual passes,
they come aboard the erstwhile raider.
spending the day with their husbands
but going outside the navy yard after
40 o'clock
Among these women. the gIrl from
Holland who is here to become the wife
of the executive officer. has made h"r
home here. The man whom she hopes O
MARI has not set his foot HSnul" upUU
any occasion whatever since Ia" order
conining tho men to the raider va,
! signed according 10 one of tn" Scntries
/ And so. as soon Hs the gates are op"T
! evcry morning, the Young Holland gir
| appears, spending tn. day with her AZ
/ fianCed, and leaving in the evening viii
! the other officers wives
I she has been hero manN months nov
ana although OffiC. al request has he"'
! made to the Kaiser that they hc al!C wet
! to marry. the royal "onS'ur iva mo- -
been received