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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-16
Scds nnnliifIidlc @6en.

Syn areisgeriHt erbielt eeltern
Srou Mo9ooleno WfodalI cine obIo.
hlte S1ci0ing BON 9llon ". Wlodoa,
Der iie ont 81. @lGr5 1915 berloiicn
bat. Die beiOen ainoer Der @bc ullr-
ocn DER Sroit 8ligeipro6en.
2rou emma g. gleff reihte &C.
Itcrn I'M &rcisgeritbt glr.2 cine &logc
um Sdeioung bon @eo. 6. ylcif Elm,
Der iie Dor einigcu Soeen berloIien
bat, nobocm er iie aus ieinem Souic
binous gemorfen boben loa. 0oS
@oor beirotbete om 27. globem6er
1895.
sSni iclben @erid6t piiniht 6roll
2ouile Sods, bon Srouf 6. Sods
ecidieOen 81 werOen. 0os Eoar BET
rotbctc am %. Suli 1914 uno Iebtc
5wei Sabre 5uiommen.
Qogcgen 0erlouet 6roI gliiC
Courtney, ooB ibr bon 9llfrcO Court
neD eiltlpreben0e 9[limente ge5obli
pcr0en.
6rou Coma W1ias bebouptet oof
ibr @otte, SorrD @tias, iie oreiSubrl
nod Scr So6ocit berloiien bat, mi
MN min iie i'm son6 los perocn
Somuel Wiinb niinlht cine Sdei
Dung bon ieiner Srou Gltber W8int
peI6e ii6 noH Neip.Do begeben ia
ben ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-16
NJfarime SSOrlnge am9c
llpntnteM.
amses


Der %Iau OeS 6anicS bon 157 ncmcu
GricsSidJiffcn unrOc nit cincr
Stimmcn5nbl 0On 2S3 gegen 81
smtgcGcihcn. ~ Die NfannIdaf-
ten ioIIcu anf 74,700 cr6UGut
wcrOcn. II Die S6iffe iOlleu
inncr6nl6 Orei Su6rcu sc6unt
perSeu.
@of6in9ton Is. 9Iuguit.
Der GongreB ocruoaitdnOigte bellte
9(beno oas rationale &ert6eiOigingS-
@rogramm Our6 0ic 9lnna6me Der
bcOclltcnoen @ergr0Berins Ocs Slot
'tenboucS uno Der Nionnibaitsper.
mc6rlmg, mclhc in Dem Nloriue.
@rogromnl Dorgeleben mar, ino
frdftig bon Der 9fc5icrimg imter-
ltiibt muroe.
Gos Sols na6m ocn 5lottenbail.
plan nit elmer Stimmen5abl bon
2S3 aegen 81 al. Sie6en Wlitglie-
Der, melde 5ugegcn woren entbieltcn
ii6 Der 9Ibitimmune. glnid ngIi6
fonute feline @iniglmg er5icIt wcr-
oen.
0ie &crmebrllng oes Wlonn.
i6oits.@erIonolS, on melher 5u-
nddIt feline @inisung in ser Comic.
renS cr5ielt perOen fonnte, wurOe Oh
sc @inpurf eutgebeiBeu. 0ie Ser
Ionol mo 9ou.Seftion, welde be.
reitS bonn Senat gltge6eiBen limo,
olt6oriliren oie @rb0bln9 Der
Monni6oiten auf 74,700 Monn uno
ocn 9au BON t57 &riegsidificn IN
ner6ol6 Ger nG6iteu orei Sabre nit
bier S6la6tfreu5ern lIno bier
aampfl6iifen lmter Oeu S6ificn fiir
0os Syo6r 1917. &orber bate Oas
SauS li6 geweieert, Elm fortlaufen'
oeS Slottenprogranm an5unebmen,
imo bat MIR Oen @ou BON 8 Sonpt-
ibiffen autoriiirt, ale bon Oielen
S6lo6tfreil5er, ais ou1 MIR Die
Notwithstanding ouf $4,000
poreeIeben. Sefret6r 9anielS CAB
beute 9lbenO cine @rfldrung ab, IN
mel6er er ouf Die Qllltoriiirlng oes
S6iffsbaues binpies, un0 iagte, OoB
oieIe @orloge Oie groBte iei, wel1e
in irgenO einem 2an0e poliirt lit,
ino weroen OaOur6 Die &ereinigten
Stoatcn, no6 slnii9t @orine.Sod-
ocritGnoiger, an 3peiter Stelle Der
6lotten Der ggelt iteben.
Ole 9(6Itimnung, NIT pelber oas
Sous oie @ermebrilne 0eS SbiffS.
6au.Trogrommes 0es Senots an.
na6n, mar importeiiid. 9ie Wlebr.
sa6l ser Oemofroten imo 9fepublifa-
ner Itimnlten beiobeto. &on Den
5tWGtelieoern, mel6e negatip ltimnr
ten, poren 35 0emofraten, 10 9fe
publifaner uno elmer So5ialilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-16
0ehrrll nndl @nltimpre amin.

Or. NenrD Borton SocObs ln0
@ottin iinO oeitern bon g}elp.Yorf
5uriidberlfen noroen, ga Die SdpG.
germ Der 6rou Soco6s, 6rau SomeS
Smonn 6rid, bon Geer %orf nod
Dem Sanotoriim oes Or. Soporo
aellp ge6roht iperOen muBte, no Tie
ii6 elmer Operotion unter5ie6er
muBte. Sbr 3uitouo NOR oeiteru
sienlih 5ufrieoenitctleno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-16
4n glnLtimnrc nidlt crLnn6t.

ssSn bielcn StGOten lit es erloubt
Ole StroBenbabn- bn-@oggons entpeoer
bon born ooer binten 5u 6elteigen. Sl
0ieier @epobnbeit beltieg George s.
&ileD aus 9iihmono, |o, melher
5nr 3eit Dem Gonpent Ger S6riit-
Ieter bcipobnt, einen W8iOOIe &iOer-
@oggon bon porn mas ibm in ser
Canton @oIi5ciitotion cine @cIoitrofC
BON $40 neblt Soften einbrohtc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-16
Sin Batter pon icinem SObnc &C.
IdlOiIen.

gto1 elmer fur5en 9luseinanOer-
iebine nit ieinem Gater 500 Ger 2t-
jdbrige 9lopo Sampton BON Wloiber.
StroBe, no6e @ilmer.9lpenue, einen
9feooIper inO iboB i'm in ser @ob.
nung 9lr. 1t06, @ooopeor. StroBe,
in oen 9iiiden. @rant Sampton Wllr-
oe in oos So6nemom @eneral.0o-
ipital ee6ra1t unO ser Sobn, welher
orei Shnoen nad Der Sbat berbaf-
tet purOe, in Der noromeitli9en go
li5ei-Station cingeiperrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-16
gSrad Gin N9cin.

9(ls ii6 geitern 9Gbeno Der iehs
Sabre olte @torris Safe bon gar.
1916, Oit-5opetteitroBe, in Der 9ldbc
ieiner @obnung on einen oorbeifab.
renoen @o9en onflonrmerte, 6rodtc
CT iein rehtes 8ein Spiihen oic
Spei6en Oes linfen Sinterrooes, po-
Bel ibm OoHelbe oil 6mei Stelen &C.
bro6en puroe. Ser Terlebte muro(
in ser 9lmbuIon5 0eS mittIeren 0i-
Itrifts noh Dem a@iercp-Soipitol'
gebrodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-16
ggiIipm neNt nidt amf ben smmp


gSofbingtou, 10. 9higuit ~
gtoh elmer Gouferen5 8piihen Froli-
oent @iIion ino Ocu Wlitglieoern oes
Oenofrotii6en Gompogne.Gouitc's,
erflGrte Der IoriitenOc oeS glational.
Counties @ance s. @lcGormid, Bob
Der @rGiioent feline 9eOetour unter.
nebnen miro, ober porousiihtlid
GinInouneen onnebmen miro, an oer-
lhieoenen El1ten 81 ipreder.
0crr McGormid lngte, OnB nod
ser @ertagimg oes @onereiies Ser
Erdiioent Die meiitc Seit in 2one
9rand, g&. g., pcrbringen miro umO
BORT poIitii6e Gelegotionen nod Ger
observation-disclosures am 3.
September empfongen miro.
Gle formeae genahridtiglng oes
Iice.Er1iioenten N1oriboll miro III
Snoianapolis cine @o1e nod Der
9enohrihtigung oes Grdiioentel
tatttlnoen. 0err WicGormId ntro
oen &ice-@rdiioenten in oieier @ohe
ouiiu4en, Inn oen Eog bicr8u fcit5u'
leben.
Die Gompagne.Nlitglieoer meldc
nit Dem @rdiioentcu ben SmbiB ein'
na6men, trofen nit Oeu Sefretdren
9oniing, Wlc9lOoo unO GanielS, mie
nit Dem @enerol-%oimeiiter Slrle'
ion uuO @eneral-9lmpalt @rcgorp
6uiammeu. Gas ein5ige glHt oes
Cabinets in @oi6ington, wel6es ei'
ner politiiden @eiprehung nnter5o'
gen purOc, lit oos 9iireou OeS Nrn,
Wlc9looo.
0l6onnenieu bic ben ,,9cniiden SurreipuH
| ocntcn" uidt phutuia ooer nnreaelmnnta cr
! halicu, nub gcbcten her Office onpun per Sele
Dnnu cher ldrifNlm WiiiinclullQ 6u ulnolcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-16
gsieOer i'm etciscn.
1853 neue Sale Ser ainoerIdbmlres-
( @piOemie unO 80 SoOesfdne in
9felp gorf gemeIoet.

9ew gorf, 10. Sluaiiit. n Oie
&inOerldbmungS epidemic bat iid
trob oes fiibleren @etters wieoer
sum S6le6teren eemenoet. Sn oen
lebten "a Shnoen bis beilte @ormit-
tag 10 llbr muroen Dem @elunobeits-
Geportement 1863 neue @rfranfitnes-
fdae unO 30 SooeSidlle beridtet. Gie-
Ies lit Elm Steieen BON nabe5u 100
Ero5ent ieit Dem oeitrieen Gage an
melhem 90 Sale neuer Grfronflin.
gen an Der Seuhe imo 81 Eooesfdne
gcneloct wuroen Gs miro opge-
nommen, ooB Oos llnterlaiien oer
dr5tlihen Meloungen iiber Sonntag
cine @ermebrllng Der beutigen gr.
frunfunssfdIle sur Solee batte. Seit
9his6rud ser gpioenlie puroen 6532
grfrnnfinoen imO 1863 SoOesi1lc
gebudt.
Die 9lep Serieo Stoatspeite Glio.
rontdne trot beute in 9rait Spe-
5ioI-@ahen iinO an allen giieubabn'
Stationen aufgeiteat Inn allen ain.
bern rnter t6 Sobren am 9etreten
Oes StaoteS 3u nerbinOern @elon'
oers Itrenee @eihrdnflneen troten in
oen oerihieoenen aiiiten9leiortS IN
@raft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-16
ScntIdc gcrcinc,

-NHAlWN 0CNANANNl
oeihenfron8~ mill Elm Nuartett-
@reisingen am 10. September
a66alten. ~ Ger o0eutibe Gag"
miro am 10. September gefeiert.
nSormonie" lieB Sn9itunoe
ousfoQcn. llngaren merOen
g(usftug peranitolteu.
Die rcoclmGBiee 'wo6antIi6c5ina-
itunOc Oes @eiongoereins n@ihen-
fron5", mel6e inter 9eihmg oes Gi-
riacnten @eo. g8. @oeblmonn in 9lu-
quit @oebers Soae, 3. imO @ougb-
StroBe, SieblonOtomn, obse6olten
wnrOe, erfreute lid cines giltcn 9e-
iuc6eS iuo regeu 8IeiBes Der anlpe-
icnOen Singer. g}ob beenNigter
SingItunoe fou0 cine G|eibGftsber-
iomulitng itatt. &rGiioent @iiitop
aern9en fiibrte oeu |oriis uuo &C.
frctGr Seinri9 @ieiefing Oos @roto.
foil. Gic cingeeangenen @inlooun'
Gen 5um t3. GonnItotter &olfsfelt
uno 0es @eiaugoercins n9Lrion~ sum
Sommerno6tsfeit mllr0en ongenonl'
men. Dit Dem om 10. September
itotttin0en0en Sonilien-gluSflilg nad)
Dem ,,@cItcno-@orf" miro Elm 0uor-
tett-YreiSiingen fir olle oeutld]e @e.
ionooereine bon Baltimore berbun.
oen ieiiL fir mel6e oeri6ieoene
mertbOoae 4reiie geitiitet mlroen.
Cine OiIrdb @rGiioent Gernden iiber'
brod)te @inlooung oes nGomen-Ser-
Gins @ihenfrou5~ sur SbciInobme an
oencn id6rli6cn 9lusfluge morgen,
Gonneritog, ndb Dem ,,2i6ertp @ort"
muroe ongcnonrnen. Ole Sanger
Saul W1ott6oi imO Geo. SAone aei-
tirtcn fir 0ie G6eilno6me Der SGn'
ger imo oeren 6raucn an elmer IL.
itiin0igen @oIieriabrt ouf elmer oro.
Bercn @ersniielngs- -Sadt an cinem
Der nG6iten Sonnta9e.
nSbolio W}Gnner6 OF"
Inter @orlib Oes Yrdii0enten Sronf
g8icBner uno ser @rotofollfii6une
Oes ScfretGrS @. Sinlmelbeber bielt
Ser nEbolio MGnnerbor" eeitern
nod 6cenoeter Singihlnoe inter Der
@roi. s. 81. Whltter, oie @eiGGits-
iibung o6, in nelher Oie @inloOun-
geu gum Gonnitatter @oIfsfeit unO
5um @olfsfeit ser Greieiuigfeitsfirdc
ongenommen murben. Gesgleiden
muroen sic @or6ereihlneen 81 einem
@icnic uno gum Geilti6en Gag &C.
troffen.
0S arm ME"
Ger @eiongbcrein nSormonie"bielt
ocItcrn in icincr Salle icinc p6Aent-
libc Singihtu0e ab. 9eioer mar ser
Tyioent &crr So6n alein, olrA
% dnfbcit pcrbinoert sic SiuaItlnoe
5l leiten 10 purOe Damn bon slnfang
an 3ur @eniitbli1feit iibergegongen.
GinIoounecn bonn n9lrion" uno bonn
n@onnitatter Golfsfcitoerein" 81 De-
rem rcip. 6eltlidfeiten purOen oan-
fcuo ongcuommen. Sin frii6eres Wlit-
oliie0 Der nSarmonie," Serr Wlor
Wddli1 bon San 6ronciseo, mar ais
@oIt onpeleno.
lln0oriide 9ranfenfoiie. c.
Ger nllngariihe aronfen Inter
ltiibungsbuno~ bielt geitern in Der
.Sro6iinn = @olle" ieine 0'eld)ditS-
iibung ob. Gieielbe muroc bonn %rd.
iioenten SSobn Scotia eroifnet. Solepb
9n6crt fii6rte oos Yrotofoll. @s
wnrOe beidloiien um 8. September
Elm @icnic in 9enfert's 6arm 81 pcr-
onitalten. 6olgenoe 6errcn iuerocn
Die @orbereitingen 81 oieien 6eIte
trefien: So6n @unoerer, Soiepb
@oror, 9fuoolpb &rous, So6n Scotia
ilnO SSobn SfeBlcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-16
gla6rnnasmitteInut6 befiirdtet.

N(hAAAN ~ GAlNttrN'J'iNN $3.50 -
mirfliht meroen. ~ Ser 9efcbl
ser @erihidimg bon meiteren
Suippcn 8ur @ren5c iuspenoirt.
2ebensmittel limo an Der
@renoc fnopp. - @arOen fouuI
fir opei @o6en ousreihen.
g8oibinqtoM 15. gluguit.
Die 9efeble fir Die 9lbienOilng Der
nod rcItircnOen glotionoIgoroen 5ur
@ren3e mur0ef bonn &riegsOeporte-
ment 5uriidge5ogen. @S muroen
feline offi5iellen @riin0e bierfiir be.
fonnt eegeben, bod miro ongenonl-
mciL OoB ole @iicnbobner Strife.
Situotion bicrin cine &oIlc ipielt.
Gie 3uriid6iebung Ser 9efeble an
Die Sruppen nod melhen ilneefdbr
peitere $4,000 @ionn 5ur @ren5e ob-
qcqonoen mGren. ioa nidt oobin an.
geicben merOen. ouB oie @erlnittelin.
gen oes &rGiioenten nit Oen 6iibrern
ser 9riioeriHoften ino oen Glen
bobn. Tertretcrn einen ingiinltigen
@ehiel erfobren boben lonOern Dies
nur cinc &oriihtSmoBregel lit. @s
murOe iibcrboiipt ais niht nortbcil-
bait ongeieben ooB oie reitirenOcn
Nlitglieoer Der gfotionoleoroen 5ur
@ren5e beorOert meroen iollten 0o
oie W1ogIiHfeit cines Strifes Der 81
ienbobner lebr nobe lieet, inO Die
glotionolqoroen olSoonn eebroubt
piirOen, Ole SrOnlne in oen peridic-
Oenen Stooten olifredt 81 crboIten.
@bcnio m0glih lit es, Dob I'M 5olle
eines StrifcS Wlitglieoer ser gtotio-
noleorOen Oo5u oerponot perOen
miiBten I'M oie Soft un0 9SroOiont.
5iige fir sic Eruppeu, Oie iib bereitS
an ser @ren5e befinoen, 6lt beoieucn.
@S lit flor. ooB Die Suspenoirung
0eS 9efebls feline totole glufbebunG
beOcitet uno, ioate lih ole @iien.
bobn.S Situation ouffIGren, Die Erlip.
pen iofort 5ur @ren5e beoroert mer.
0en piiroen.
Cine offi5ielIe @rflGrrng be5iieIid
oes boreenomncnen @ehiels ieitenS
ser &rieesomtS it, OoB Die Eronss
port. .SHmierigfeiten, ole lib plotlih
cntlpideltcr oieieu @er5ug notbig
mo6ten. @S lit ober oasemein be-
fonnt, ooB Die @iienbobn-Situot
oie ein5iee llriobe lit.
Gin Selegromm oeS @enerolma.
iors 5itniton, melhes I'M &riegs.De.
portement oer0ffentliht murOe, IicB
cricben ooB Der General oie GUS.
penoirung oeS gefebls empioblen
bate. GoS Eelegromm beiuete, ooB
BierOur9 SHmieriefeiten entIteben
lpiiroen, scr Olobrungsnittclfroec
fir oie Sruppen lmO Die gioilbebol.
ferung gereHt 5u peroen ioIte lid,
Elm GiienbobnItrife entpideln. 0ie
@ren5ltootcn bringen ipenig gtob.
rimgsmittel NIT glusnobme bon &ieb
berbor.
81 q 10, Ger, Is. gluelit. --
Sn ser @rporting elmer llnterbre-
dung I'M @iienbobn TRANSPORTING
fen muroen in oen lebten Eogen ipiC
beute befonnt nuroe, one glnitren'
gungen gemabt, eroBe Sogerb6uier
fir N}obrlngsmittel um0 6uttcr on
5ulegen, melcbe Sobcn aus groBeu
Gntfernlngen bier eintrofen Si
@1ilitdrfreiien ioa befiirbtet moroer
lein ooB -eine groBc 9oIamitdt IN
WPebl Sintreten per0e. oo in oet
glod6aridoft nur fir boditens 5ebr
Gage Wfebl erb1ltlih lit. @S muroC
peronidloet, ooB nit Der Srlppeli
moiien bon 10000 Wtonn 0cr glob
rlngsmittel. .%orrotb. ser in 81 Yait
ino llmeebung oil Sono 1T, MIR fin
etpo 5rpei &ohen fir Die Srupper
,t,,N NihiIhcnEIfnrrtno o,tgraicht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-16

Ql6onncnien, bic ben ,,9eniidlen Surreipun'
ocntcn" nldlt phultlial u0er nilregemunin cr
halicu, lub acbcten, ber Office oappn per Sele
pBpu poer fnriitllal Miiiiprilnn9 ~ ugnpen.
Evening journal., 1916-03-03
MR.. COHEN TALKS ON
GARAGE TROUBLE

Two weeks ago a letter was sent to
City Council by certain parties. OBJ
iecting to what they termed "the pub
lie garage" OF Harry Cohen, at
Twenty-ifth and Madison streets and
asked that il be abolished as a nui-
sance. Objection was also made to
the roof of the garage as being an
eve sore.
Mr.. Cohen. owner OF the garage,
makes the following statement on the
subject:
THE garage referred TO in the let
ter sent to City Council. / wish 10
state. is not public garage l. was
erected for my own personal use and
for that Of any person care to ac-
commodate AS to depreciation of
properly, ] see that property owners
in the vicinity are paying the same
amount Of taxes they did before the
garage was built On top Of the
garage there are some clothes props,
but no clothes OF any description have
ever been hung out on these props,
because do not occupy the house.
cannot understand how these empty
clothes props can be an eye sore.
"lt the clothes props are still an
eve sore TO the persons making the
objections, and if they will pay me
the cost OF the property plus the taxes
and legal rate OF interest for one year
] am willing to oblige them and sell.
Evening journal., 1916-03-03
81. GEORGES SOCIAL SIDE.

Special 90 THE IN rNlNG JOURNAL
ST. GEORGES. Del. March 8 Mr..
ana Mrs. James padlcy entertained a
number ~ young people ia honor of the
l3ti birthday anniversary of their
iaushtcr Miss Marie padlcy. Her class.
mates az the NJ. T.. sunday school were
among the guests. a birthday cake with
Fifteen candle, formed the centcrpiccc
tor the fable
An entertainment and minstrel viii be
given in odd Fellows Hall on Saturday
evening for the benefit of the Hickory
Grove School
s. meetme of thc Womou's Christian
Temperance Union was held al the home
of Mrs. John w. Cawow on tuesday
evening.
Mrs James Roberts has been az Clas-
gov 10 see her mother Mrs. Laws. who
has been critically IN Harry Gray ha,
removed from Dis farm TO the Calhoun
place. ou Main street Mr.. and Mrs.
lawc- Cannon and Mrs. Frank Peterson
and family have removed to Whining
ION Mrs. William Price (. visiting her
laughter. ar. Turner Wilson. near
HtNnrS Mrs. Iamos II. Cam Ea. beou
anten. t i.. for visit with friends
Miss iulia Fayntor of philadelni,i,
$50 -sen toEing with iricud- here
Evening journal., 1916-03-03

transferred across the Bosphorus into
Asia Minor. This having been accom-
plished, it is believed here that the
Balkan peoples will be able to settle
down peacefully together and maybe
in the end, get together, as different
states. under one central government
Spain. Portugal and Holland don't
seem to 1T fit compactly into any
combination. For international po-
litical reasons they would naturally
all be more or less pro--the present
allies. however.
Belgium. needless to say. would be-
long to the Anglo Russo Franco Italian
group, assuming that its government
is re-established on its old basis after
the war
The Dardanelles presumably will be
opened. giving Russia a warm water
outlet from the Black Sea. which. by
the way. would remove the reason
for the Swedes and Norwegians be-
lieve he does northern Sweden
and Norway. so as to get an ice-free
port on the North Atlantic.
Even such OF these groups as do
not amount to federations will be
much more tightly tied together than
by any treaty in the past, if this fore
cast is correct-they will be offensive
and defensive combinations and trade
conditions will be provided for with
q view to bringing their members
commercially very close together.
Evening journal., 1916-03-03
BY CHAS. p. STEWART.
nltod press san Correspondent.

nitCN Press stan correspondent.
LONDON. Feb. 20 CBy Main-The
nations OF Europe win line up in four
groups after the war This is the
English guess made by excellently-
informed Britons.
The ENGLISH never expect TO see
the United States of Europe so much
talked about i'm Norway, Sweden. Dem
mark and Holland There are too
many kinds of people IN Europe and
the different lin0s arc too different
to fcderate. the English say.
OF course. there are plenty of Eng
lish disscntcrs from the opinion that
this four-group lineup will follow
the war Il is a theory. however. held
by hrst-class indges; and seems to
come nearer TO having a plurality OF
supporters than any other cue. Rough
ly. the four groups will consist Of
/. ENGLAND, France. Russia and
italy.
. The Germanic nations.
?. The scandinavian countries
Sweden. Norway and Denmark.
A. The Balkan States.
No. I. it viii be seen. is the present
entente lineup The English opin-
ion IS that Italy originally allied with
Germany and Austria-Hungary but
now on the entente's side. will stay on
the latter side. Some pessimists
predict that the wars end will not
find England and Russia on good
forms. but this isn't tho general view
AS to what Germany and Austria
Hungary will or will not cain or
lose as a result OF the war. there are
no end Of different predictions To
, choose between them Is unnecessary
Evening journal., 1916-03-03
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package of vAnuric" " - the latest dis
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chemists at Or. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y. When you suffer from
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rheumatic pains here or there, OF that
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time to write DR.. Pierce, describe your
symptoms and get his medical opinion
without charge and absolutely free.
Evening journal., 1916-03-03
Sees European Nations Divided
Info Four Groups After the War

suffice it to say that the English
dent expect the Germans to be ac-
tually exterminated or their country
partitionod in it's entirety
Il is conceded that there will still
be a Germany.
That any Austria Hungary will be
left however. as an individual coun-
try. or rather dual-country. is not so
readily conceded. Plenty of people
believe Austria-Hungary will be
merged in Germany by the time the
peace settlement has been agreed on.
This would leave the Germanic peo-
pies not exactly i'm a group but one
single country, with Austria-Hungary
as one or several Of its states.
I, The get-together tendency in Scan
dinavia has been noticeable for some
time. There is a good deal of jealousy
between Sweden and Denmark but Il
is not more than skin-deep. One thing
Will nave to be settled Denmark is
strongly anti-German because she
fears Germany Norway is somewhat
pro-English. and yet afraid of Russia.
and Sweden is so extremely afraid OF
Russia as TO be decidedly pro-Gor-
man.
The theory is that Russia will furn-
ish satisfactory insurance against
aggression by the Car across the eX-
,reme northern end of the Scandinav-
ian peninsula. This would change
Sweden's feelings entirely. remove a
certain amount OF worry in Norway
and leave nothing IN the way OF what
should prove a desirable combination
federation almost.
The British idea is that there can't
he the right sort of situation in tho
Balkans until the Turks have beer
Evening journal., 1916-03-03
Congressional UNION.
IN Conference HERE
"Americanization OF Foreign
Born Women" TO be
William F. Kurtz
Subject
MRS. Russell TO BE
LUNCHEON SPEAKER

rhc Congressional Union Will hold
a coufcrcrco in tho Hotel DUPONT to-
morrc Prominent speakers win be
frcsoai to make addresses on various
spies Of special interest at the pres
cH ime Tho morning session will
be featured by thc election of officers,
report from Kent and Sussex coun-
tics. and eu address by William r.
Kurtz. on "Amoricanizstion OF Foreign
Born Women Luncheon will be
served at ono o'clock u the rose
room of the hotel Mrs. T. Paul DUPONT
eill De hostess, while Mrs Henry
Ridgelv. OF Dover, win be toastmis-
frcss
Delegate from an over the state
WIN be present
Tho program for tho day follows
PRAYER the Rev j. W. Easley. VIII
mncton.
Address Of welcome Mayor James
T Price Wilmington
Response. Mrs. Florence Bayard
llslles Wilmington
Sussex county report, Miss NJ. Phyl-
lia Mason. Laurel
Kcnf county report. Mrs. W. Wat
son. Harrington. Dover.
Greetings from the w. c. r. t.. Mrs
$. IT. Mcssick Bridgevillc
"Amcricanization OF Foreign.torn
Women State Organizer William f..
Huriz. wilmington
Suffrage Outlook I'm Delaware"
Miss Clara Toufee Rowe
Luncheon at ono o'clock, in the rose
room.
Hostess Mrs F. Paul DUPONT VIII
0lnsion
Toasimistress. Mrs. Henry Ridsely,
Dover
Toast 'Civic Problems and Wom-
ans Part Judge William S. Prickett.
Judge Of The Juvenile Court. Whining
ton.
Tcast "Educaticn and Civic Re
enonsbility.' Miss Elizabeth Carlisle.
Instructor OF High School Civics
Glass. Wilmington.
Toast. industrial Welfare and
Woman Suffrage." John II. Hickey,
President Central Labor Union, Will
mineton.
ANANA8 WAAAN VI NAlN AHNlN AN1nAliitti
Onion and the Susan B. Anthony
Amendment" Mrs. Florence Bayard
Hnles. Wilmington.
Toast. "The Part Women Have
Played in History" tho Rev. A. w
lightbourne. Dover.
Mrs. Bertram Russell Of London
England. will be ono Of the speakers
al the luncheon. Mrs. Russell will
speak on English Womens Work FOR
he War"
Mrs Russell married the son Of
Lord John Russell. Of London
All who are interested in suffrage
are cordially invited 10 attcnd the
conference and luncheon. Represeu-
tatives from all parts Of the State are
Urged TO be present.
Following the luncheon Saturday.
Miss Rowe will return TO Washington
for a short stay before leaving for
The west. whore she will assist the
other national organizers from the
Union In their work with the western
women voters.
Under the direction of Mrs Hlles
and Miss Rowe. the organization work
throughout the State has been RAPIDLY
pushed Tho organization of Sussex
county was completed few weeks
aeo with q conference al Milford
In Kent county Miss Rowe has or
aanized Clayton, Wyoming. Chcswold
and Harrington Dover. tho State
capital, has q large and houmshing
OreanizatiOn
Mrs. Ridgley is chairman of the
Kent county committee of the Con-
grcssional Union; Mrs. r. c. Bancroft
IS plce-chairman: Mrs Oakley Taylor.
secretary, and Mrs. Stephen. treas
lrCr