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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-10-26

A. p Rankin, who spent Two
weeks vacation in Toronto and other
cities in Canada. returned home Friday
night Mrs. Rankin will remain for
few weeks more.
Word has been received here from
Clark Hill. Ind, announcing the birth
of son to Rev. and MIS-. Alfred
Nimms Mrs. Nimms was formerly
Miss Lydia Genrich OF this city
John Witt and Miss Mary Javorsky,
of Crete, Neb., who visited at the
home of Anton Witt, departed for Chi.
ergo Friday. Mr.. Witt is former
Manilowoc man but has not been here
in Is years.
Messages received from indianapolis
Sunday by Judge Chloupek and Charles
Frazier announced the birth of a
daughter at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
| Eugene Chloupek in that city. Mrs.
Chloupek was Miss GertrudH Frazier
before her marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Tucker Of
Shanghai, China, snd MIR and Mrs
Reinhart Rahr OF Manitowocc were
| guests Wednesday at the home of
Mrs, j. NJ. Kohler. Mr.. Tucker is in
business IN Shanghai and he and his
wife are here for a yislt'-Sheboygan
Press.
6 q Noo,er osoiOtort socret,rv of
state and Edward Walden, has been
selected rs the messengers to conduct
the Young OF Tue " Wisconsin Gt troops on
the vo Jo" ba"e aIroodr haen mrenarod
and are being printed by the secretary
OF state. The voting is done by com
panles' eaon company 'oilN'n5 al
~ "
The Comher, the second of the
ira" 5 5erS bulIt at the I9cai Shs li,'
afternoon for BoS3nn Cant StaeI an
ocean navigator in the employ of the
| fishing company, went with the crew
from here and viii relieve Capt. Tim
Kelley of the command at Montreal
The first trip took about T. days Of
actual steaming.
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q Lr ! rN + NOM ..--..-...
PROF. JOSEPH KAISER,
"Tha Artists, Conrse Of the Monday
w., C,,'t '' s.i.,;. ,aN - Wv ' aaaaa,,
MuSLc S'uo o'nsloOluE VI s'N 0oloe''s'
deserves the support OF our music
loving citizens. Among the Artists
annearino are such as Maud Powell
the gra.taet LADY Violin,s,. two re-.
800. , '.-,'...' t,..,,o. W. ,us.l, -,
no" u7u singers Oha'ieS " N'"rA anu
George HamIln; one OF the best CeIlistS
Cornelius Van VIiet; and other promi-
nant Artists indeed . course Of which
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-10-26

Mrs. F. j. Kelley left Friday for 2
visit with relatives at Milwaukee and
Waukesha.
Mr.. John Nocker of the town OF Two
Rivers was caller at the Pilot office
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Kelley have re
turned to Detroit after a visit with
relatives here.
Mrs A. Martin, who had been vi
sitting at the Goetz home, left for Mil.
waukee Saturday.
Mr.. Fred Holta left Saturday for
Milwaukee to visit with his sons,
Charles and Fred.
Miss Ruth Bake has returned to
her home at Phelps, Wis, after visit
with friends here.
Mrs. j. Hill Of Chicago, who has
been here for a visit with relatives, re
| turned nome saturday,
Mrs. j. L. Noble has returned tc
Denver after visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Willert.
Mrs. f. Boehm who had been visit
ing with friends here, returned to her
home at Shawano on Saturday.
Mrs. a. G. DAIMLER who had been vi
sitting with her daughter. Mrs. j, f
Rappel, has returned to St. Paul,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eggert who
were visiting at the bone of VIM
Timm returned to Texas last week
Mrs. Z. b. Brown aud children oil
Amigo are visiting with Mrs Browns
parents, Mr.. and NJ 8. Emil Baensch
Mrs. Alfred Altman has returned tc
Ogden, Utah, after a two months visit
with her mother, Mrs. August Schroe.
der.
Miss Virginia Cook who had beer
visiting at the home Of DR.. and Mrs
Shaw, has returned to her home ir
Chicago.
Richard Bedhun of Louis Corners
was operated upon for appendicitis a
Holy Family hospital last Thursday
afternoon.
In summer in Petrograd the sur
rises almost as soon rs it has set. But
doesn't summer end almost as soon as
it begins?
Mrs +. j. Diehl, who has been here
visiting with relatives and friends, de
parted Saturday for her home IN Los
Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. Ira edwards and two daughters
Winifred and lrma, left Saturday fol
Port Washington and Milwaukee on Z
visit to relatives.
Bell Mlada who is learning to be a
nurse in the Milwaukee hospital was
called home Friday on account Of the
illness Of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Luedke who
had been visiting at the home OF John
Schneider, returned to their home IN
Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Dawning and children al
Madison and Mrs. Henry Bowel OF
Merrill are visiting at the home vi
Dr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Gleason.
Last summer moth balls cost five
prices because they we're made in Ger.
many. Nowadays coal is sky high,
Each season brings its special punish
ments,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-10-26

Il doesn't pay to gossip about ones
neighbors Let Us have only kind
thoughts and good words for every
one and be sure to lend helping
hand whenever occasion calls for it.
In trying TO tighten another's burden,
we forget our own and the kind
thoughts We send out come back to
US like echoes.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-10-26
Accomplishing It.

Wife Go much damaged motorisD-
"Why Billy what have you done?"
We'll the instruction book says you
cant 80 from high gear 70 reverse
without entirely stopping the car but
| did it.'-Llfe.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-10-26

1t has been well said that a single
bitter word may dispute an entire
family for whole day. one smiy
glance casts a gloom over the whole
household, while smile, like a CLEAN
of sunshine, may light the darkest and
wearest hour. Like unexpected low
ers, springing up a,ong our dusty
road, full Of fresh fragrance and
beauty, SO kind words and gentle acts
and sweet dispositions make glad the
home where peace and blessing dwell.
No matter how humble the abode If it
be thus garnished with grace and
sweetened with kindness and smiles,
the heart viii turn iongingiy toward
it from an the tumults Of the world,
and home, il it be ever 50 homcly viii
be the dearest spot beneath the cir
cult Of the SKY.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-10-26

Boys do not forget that profanity /,
a mark Of low breeding. Show US the
man who commands the best respect,
an oath never trembles on his tongue:
Read the catalogue Of crime. Inquire
into the character OF those who de
part from virtue, Without a single
exception you will find them to be
proiane. Truth is ono of the rarest
gems. Many It youth has been lost to
society by allowing it 10 tarnish and
Ioolishly throwing it away It this
gem still shines in your bosom, suffer
nothing to dispace il or dim its luster
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-10-26

The person that has wiped wet eyes,
moistenea plrched tongues, pat new
ssar in the sky Of dark life, added
beauty and bloom, the song Of birds
and the blossoms Of flowers to the lot
Of another is-whether he be rich or
poor, known or unknown, bond or free
one Of Gods nobility.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-10-26
The platinum Rnle-

As ye Would that men would do unto
Your children, DC 10 even 50 unto their
children.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-10-26
PAID ADVERTISEMENT

Authorized and published by A. j. Aut3n, Manitowoc wis
for which he pays % cents an inch.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-10-26
PAID ADVERTISEMENT.

Authorized and paid for at the rate of % cents inch
by G. +. Brady, Manitowoc, Wisconsin,.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-10-26

Take the trouble 70 get well nc
qua,nted with your children, ana 10
interest yourself 10 their ptstlme, etc
by this means they sill learn 10 trust
and contidc in You, anl are not easily
led away by outside influence.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-10-26
ARTHUR J. AUTON

Democratic candidate for reelection to the office of
County Clerk Your vote is kindly solicited on
Election day. November 7.
The following is aclppng Chronicle
Of October II, 1916:
The Democratic candidate for Clerk, Mr. Arthur
Auton needs Introduction lie
y lie Is most competent and capable
county has had This
who have dealings courteous and accono
Ting and just the right for the lie
democratic candidates republican supporters
Every who has the should
fail his ballot
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18
8runb,issntlums ilsbertrasmnsen.
Cincinnati, II. alpril.

Gineinnati, IL. gpril.
Minnie 9. Grsso an Sarab gropn
5beil DON Got "a in 2fbbsl WarSs
llnterabibeiluug in MabiionDiae
(Sieuer $4); 81.
Wiuis 6. Sorpsr on Silas 20. uni
Warb .. Batter, zbeil Don Got 1886
in nnisrabtbsiIuns ~" Don Sailst
BART, (Stsusr SOC; 81.
Winis 6. Sarpsr an aaurd u
gurfbarbt, Got 3S3 in llnt.rabtbei'
lung ~a" bon SatIsp part, (Steusl
SOC; 81.
Ri6olas Dsaloe an Julid 9ealoe
Got 1903 in 9pfiuser unb 5Optins
sipeiier llnterabtbeiIuns in RortDoob
(Steusr SOC; 81.
Qaura 3. @allotpab an CLARA 6
9rate, 80 BEL 300 SUB an Der DIT
isite Der Sbop QDsnue in HorpooS
(Steusr S2); $4,000.
gbdrles W. 2sslie u. 4nb. on gbs
iparb Sdosning unb Sonsp aeHsn,
81 SUB an bsr Oftisite Der Berlin
Strabs, 200 Gub n6rblih Der Gsii
Strabs, (stsusr $14); $4,000.
| Marsaret 8. 6ufptins an Graneea
6. aoeblsr, AZ bei 120 5ub an Der
geep Ri6mpnb qits in Gnberfon
Somnffin (tS+su,r E0r). 81
9fnna 8. @OlS an SOhn o. Sens.
boIb, 40 sSub an Der Weitfeite Der Ias
big s.sabs, 247 Jub iiibIi9 Der
Moobbin. qDsnus in GbeDict, (Steuer
SOC; 81.
Dotia u. gabbiit an Senrp 8.
@inetts. l Sabr paht, bonn is. @pril
1916 on, auf 80 Bel 235 SUB an Der
Durrel 2lpenue, 210 SUB n6rblif
Der 5apsburs Strabe. idhrIi4e Miss
TIE $233.40 nit @ntaufspripiles esium
! fir 1890.
gli3abetb Rusble an aouiie g.
2uebel, Cots II unn 18 in Der globs
5iI 6oipitaI rnterabibeilung an ber
gbidafap Strabe, 81.
2ouiie Grrsbli5 an fyrunf DER.
so bel 27o Gub an Der Siibpsftfeitt
Der Gattsrmann apenue in WeittpOOb,
lSteuer $3.50; 81.
Mpsrs y. Cooper an GmilieSdim.
meg. 81 Sub an bsr @iibfsite bsi
Dordeiter 9lbenus, (Steuer $4); 81.
Massie 6annd an bic Dpigb,
SindIsb 2umber Co., 10 Sabre 9pddi
bonn /. Jebruar 1915 an, duf 100 Bel
204 JuB an Der norbDefliHen Gds
lbsr GET Gtrabs uut Dalton GDsnu,
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Grnnbeiseiltlrums. Sup eibelen.
gleuetnaetrdaen

- - v - . -"
Silas 90. Batter an Wiais 6. Sars
per. $1104.25.
a1ura a. 9urtbart an WiGis 6,
Sarper, $1261. .83.
CLARA 6. Draie an Soutbern Dbir
6. II. 3. Co.. $1,000.
gfntbonp Solimine an Giti5ens @.
u. Po. 2, $3.50.
5arrp apbillipp an b., $500.
GrnIt pbillipp an bo., $4,000.
Diliam u. 1assl an gliSabett
9pon, 5000.
Grances 6. 9osblsr an Margarei
Safpiins, $455.
Sofepb q. Setter on Central syairs
mount 9. II. 8. Co., $1,000.
Sobn aubn an bo., $500.
spfef 5risbrid On Dapton Gtreel
9. u. Co.. $1,000.
WifIiam StsD.nIon an Guitope 9
8ilb, $500.
Sorrp 6. 2aberts an Carl u
Jahnigen, 500.
80. 90. Glippinssr an gbarles 6
Mabbp, Sruitee, $12,750.
8rutus W. Mdninn an Soutberr
Obto 8. u. & Co., $2450.
5enristta SeiItOp an OdfIsp o. u
6. Co., $500.
a]earl M. gltmmo naDsfnrot
6cmeittaS Co., 5000.
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Gbrtntafslber beutf9en
Iurner. 4us Der gbrentaisl esr
oeutiden surnsrIdaft, bic al!ip59snts
lid in lanssnSpaIisn bic Namsn Der
i'm aampf fiirs @aterlanb esfdGeneR
5urnsr, iotpis Der nit benz GiIernsa
arsu5e unb anbsrsn ariegsorbsn auss
se3si9netsn Turner anfiibri, gebt
bsrDor, baB untsr ben 27,694 1ur.
nern. bic iih Das eiisrns arsu5 errun'
gen hubeH, nabsSu $50 nit bem
Giiesnen Srsu5 sriter aluHe ausges
ssi9nst fiub, 3ablsn, bic isbo9 bins
ter Der Wirili6isit 5uriidblsibsn. oa
melt iibsr ejn 9rittel aIsr Surnper'
eine feline idmmtlihen Witglisber 3um
Sesrs abssgeben BAT begin. eiugsguneeH
iinb, unS Don bieIsr 8srsinen naturs
gtndb isinerlsi angn6sn porligsn.
ginsm Der beiannteiien Rampfffieg.r,
2euinant Jmmelmann, Miiglieb Der
u. Z. V. Sresben, III iosar Der Drben
pour le meriie BON aaifer ptrIiebsn
tporben. Inter ben sin5slnen areiien
III an itGriiten pertrsteu Der idhiiTts
Surntrsis nit 3478 Gri.gsausssi4s
nungen anb 1864 @efaQentn, Der als
ltrbings aud nit iiber 80,000ariegss
fkilnsbmsru ipeitaus bic msiitsn gum
6tere tinbsruisnen Surnsr aufipsiIi.
Bon nnberen 5urntreiIsn isien u. ".
nod ongsfiibrt 9biiriusen NIT 1047
gefdaenen unb 1886 Snbabsrp bss
Gfirnen areuJes. 8apern NIT 7792
begin. 2207, S6mdbsn nit 1893 besm.
1890, gnbsn, pfdls unb lIabsapib.
ringen nit 1881 bs3ip. 2099, Mbeins
Lamb unb 6tifen NIT 2149 begin. 2115,
Der gfiebsrrbtinirsis mif 1909 be3p.
2248, Meiifalsn NIT 1714 begin. 1903,
bic granbsnburser NIT 1903 beam.
1876 unb bic Sdleiisr NIT I'LL Ges
falImen bsgiD. 1769 SnlabHl ss&
lGiistufll &zsals1,
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.2otal Beri9t.
perisnal. sti3en.

Reider ainoeriegen tpurbe eeiterl
3errn uno 6rau g Glmer 9eters,
bon Ro. 3255 Glenbora goenue, be.
iheerf, benn Der 'Stord bradie ibnen
9rillinee, brei itamnrise StanunbaI.
ter. @s ipuren oieies bic eritem 9riI.
linge, Die felt oem Sabre 1889 i'm
Gfriit SoipitaI bas SifJt Der @eii
erbIidten.
Die fterblite Su[le b.s in Der Bill
ibe itiner Sabre 10 jdb aus BEN 2eben
ssiGiebensn poliSsileutnants mill
belm Mintelmann tpirD am
Mliitipo6 Na4mittog lin apei llbr
nit miliidrii6tn gbRn bonn 5rauerz
baiiie, 30. 1893 Martbr.it albs., Spbe
gart. aus sur IssisH Rnbe bsftattst
lperben,
Wit oufrittiser 1rausr ipirb in
lpeiten areifeu bic aunbe DON bem
abIebeH bes Serrn Gmil poftel
p.rncmmen iperbsn, Der I'm beiien
Mannesniter, i'm 81. 2ebenssahrs,
iisinen 4nssb0rissH unb ben pielsn
Greunbsn. bic sr iih bur9 isin ,erns
btutihss Meisn i'm adufe Der Sabre
gu eripsrbsn seuuBt bate, burd ben
unerbitilihen Cob entriFen ipurbs.
Die iisrbIiae Siills pes giltidIaftHtH
ipirb ieinem Dunfh semdb ben Idus
ternben Jldmmen iiberseben tperoen
unb bic 1rauerfsier finbst an Witts
nod Hudmittas I'm 5pei llbr i'm
arematorium ftati.
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s,OfainbanbIer ssiatt. /.

Waht9ef Gteensr unb 0eiettir
MeGban. perbafteten seIiern absnt
sipsi 8urihsn Hamens Gb. gurrr
unb Maltsr Srimbls, bic in ben psrs
idiebsnsn psrrufsnen 5Guftrn ao=
lain periauft bdttsn. Gs selans ben
@eamien msbrsre Jrduen5immsr Su
ermiiteIn, bi. sas Gift bon ben BUR-
ihen eritarbn unb bic beipsn @er-
hafisien fDer6en bsiit ben Bunbesbe.
b5rben aiisssIisfsrt ipsrben, I'M i'd
ssssn bic QlnfIdgs nartotifde Gifts
au unBdebIi6sn 3iDedsn in ibreul
gsiis si4dbs " Aabsua ais DsraHtuer'
ten.
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Bel grabfOrb an Der Rem 5uDsn
9abn.
Bon elmer Ssits ipirb bebauptst. bdB
30 periOnsn umsetOmmsn isien.
Wdbrsnb Der Dig. prGiibsnt Der 8abn
ertIart. bab bOditsns prsi Per-
ioBsn sstOoist ipOrDsn ieien.

8rdbforS. R. 3, II. apra. 5n
elmer aolliIioH pon eiienbdbn3ligeil,
bic am 9lbenb bier itaitfanb, iamen
ipenisftsns orsibis psrionsn ums 2ts
ben. 0as llnsliid ersisnsis iId nm
baIb aGt llbr abenbs, unb bier StuRs
ben ipdtsr foIIsn breibis GeiheH sss
bergen iporoen ieir.
Die llmgeiommenen befaneen iiG
ale in BEN biHieriten Waegnn zines
aus pier Ddgsuns beIiebenoen aotdIs
3uges, Der Don Bolton na9 Rsu. 2ons
bon unisripsss mar, unb Der an Der
hisiissn Station dnbielt, ols Der rGiIt
Gbgs" grpreb5us. DOR Bolton iin4
Rep Yort beitimmt, in ibn hineins
fubr.
Diefr bintsrIie Wdsson nurbe
gang 3uiammsngeoriidt, serietb IN
granb unb nurbe bon ben biams
men perSsbrt. auh Der ndhits DUran
6eiinblife Wosspn gerietb in 9rano.
uno Die Jlummsn idIugen auf bas
gabnbOisssbdube uno ben Jra6ts
ihuppen l6er, bic bsioe psrbrduntsn.
Gin Soipitalsug fam i'm auufe bss
abenbs BON Rem 2onoon on.
Gs bisb, bab ii6 81 p.riOnen in
benz 3erit0rien WassOn bsfanosn nno
cine paar Siunben ipdtsr nur Iisren
bapon Is6enb aiifgefunoen iprrosn
fparer.
Der 9iseprdfibsnt @6alep BON Der
Reip SaDsn GiieH6ahn srtldrte e tur8
por Ulitterna9t fir iinipubr, bab 80
gerIonen umsetommen feien. er idgte.
nit Der er0bten gefiimmtbeit pers
Ii6ern III i6nnsn, bab bo9iisns oret
perionen nmgetpmmsn itjen.
Inter Denj,uisen. bic in bem Oers
ungliidten Wnggon berbrannt iino.
iollen iib Jrl. Sonst Glart, 1o9ter
BON William glart, Dem prdiibenien
Der WeIisrlp WiG. Der Gmsritan
5breab GompanD. unb 70. T,. Barter,
aud pom WeIierlp, bsiinDen.
lin Wlitterna6t ipnrsn bic Trim
mer bes berbranntsn @dsgons no1
10 beib, bab iie ni6i burdiutf psrs
ben tonnten. @ier ati6eu tparsn friib
am 9ltenb seboreen iporbsn uHb 35
9erionen, bic perIsbt ipurben, fnc an
Ort unb Stelle ptrbunben tDorben.
Der @laube, bab 33 Serfonen ums
qetommen feien, tpurbs burd bic Nus
iaaen eines 8remiers perurfa6t. Der
Idete, bab ii6 in bem binieren Woss
aou 81 perionsn befunben bdtien. er
ipGter aber nur iieben uuffinben
fonnte. Spdtere Ra4forfdunsen Inis
fen ftarte 3fpeifel an Der Ridtisieit
feiner Bebauptung anftommen.
Bon oen 5cbtsn III fuipeit nur 6rl.
Jeansiie glari pcn @eiterlp ibsHtifis
sirt tpprben.
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2sute gu Der @srriidtbeit iassn ipsr.
een. 5ait niht seTsben, ME iie &c,
bIbnt, seladt unb seaiideIt baben!
Tas tpirb beute mas in Der Sfxnts
seben! Sn meinem 9sben bdb' ids
mir nidt trGumen lafsn, baB BON
giiiingi9em @elbe Der alien, perbrsb'
ten aiinitlern Elm 9entitsin seisBi
trerbsn piirbe."
Die jllnse Jrou mar abiuedislnn
rot unb bleif getporben. Sn ibrenl
Gieii9t ipieseItsn ii9 Sareden unS
alnsit. Sci ben lsbten 8ortsn @ess
blrbs nabm ibr @eiiht pl0bIid ein:l
onhern 9fusbrud an. Die pupilsn
ihrer sr1ubIaIen. flaren Ipgen battsn
ii6 eripeitert unb einen inteniipsn
@lanS ansenommen.
.Ou rebeit bon meinsr 0rootmoe'
ber," iasts iie nur, absr ss lda etrpas
in ben Wortsn, bas @inbrud auf Ser
barb mddte. Wieber ItuBts er, fu9.
aber bod in beriepbsn beftissn Weiis
fort:
rSas traudIt mir nidt iaeen, bas
lpeib i9 DON alIeine. 9amit bdlt
Oi6 pabrli9 nidt gu riibmen.
S6limm gsnis, bab bic GIte SeiHe
GroptmOsber mar. Wl09ts nitt
germ, eab meine Snau cine glber bon
Der bGtte. WliiBt mid ia ale sase
fiirdten, bab iis in ihrsr SsiOffsnbeit
Elm @use iid ausitisBe unb 5uIsBt
eIenb i'm GbauNeesroben ibr Gnbs
fGnbe. llnb elmer folden ipasit Su
einen @ebsntitein gu iebsn2 Sdb5
ni6t gebutt, baB Dai ben Billings 10
ne S8anbe ma6teit, aber art ldBt
ni6t BON gtrt = Woeber bat re9t.
9lu9 Ou bait bic Wiuden aug BEN
aiinitIernsit. 9tt ia Sias : WsOes
GnteItinb."
Die jlinse Spdu 1uberte tsin Wort,
cher ibre geii9tsfprbe ps9ielte unabs
lGiiia unb ibrs frif6en Gippsn fparsn
fsit 3liammeneepreBt. 9oriibergss
benb ieutten ii9 ibre Wimpern auf
bic Wansen berab. er iollte ni9t IL
ben, bab beige Sropfen in ibre ausen
ii6 eebrdngt. sic blisb au6 Serr
ibrer islbit, 70 ipenis iie ionit eeipobnt
unb fGbig mar, ibre 9efiibIe gu pers
bergen. Sbr S3peissn iteiserts ober
nur ben 9erger bes 8uasrn. BEN bic
Muttsr b6ie sussiebt.
Dap 9u's nur fpeibt,' eifsrte sr
ipsitsr, Die Gsi4idten baben ein fiir
alIemal Elm Gnbs. Tu biit nun cine
Biting unb bait nichts msbr NIT be-
Sipps aus bsm aiiniiIsrnsit su idglFs
fen. gei uns auf Der PIudbe beib's
Orbnuns, Rii6ternbeit unb redtlHais
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The Washington times., 1916-02-17
SEES WORLD PEACE
IN UNITY OF NATIONS
Lecturer Asserts U. S. Must Give
~, ~ Up Many Traditions.

The United States. n It is to play the
part that opportunity now presents in
the organization OF society OF no
tions which shall endeavor to adjust
amicabiy international disagreements.
must cast aside many OF the traditions
ana slogans OF the country.
This was the message brought TO
members Of the National Press Club
last night BY Norman Angel, the Brit
iPh writer, In his lecture entitled
american Foreign Policy"
Mr.. ANGEL declared that no country
can stand aloof, but must be depend
ent upon cothpacts with other nations.
Frankness between nations anI thor
ough discussions within nations as 10
foreign policy must obtain, he said. n
an earnest attempt Is to be made 10
preclude national ruotures.
Power, unless created TO support q
weIl-defined and stable policy, the
speaker S!,s ser., said. is useless and danger
Mr., Angel praised the efforts being
made " establish. a better and broader
Pan-Americanism and said that he was
confident this would lead in time 10
n further international compact that
would embrace as wesi nations of Eu-
rope. te