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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-29

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-29
Honorable BLAIR LEE
United states Senate

Honorable BLAIR LEE
United States Senate
Dear Sir
An immense responsibility rests
upon you at this time. Powerful
forces are at work seeking to involve
our Country in the bell Of war that
IS now devastating half the world.
An influential press, subservient TO
this purpose. seeks to create sem
timent for war But they do not
represent The people Take poll OF
your constituents and you can easily
assure yourself that the people are
for peace.
No question has as yet arisen
touching tho National honor. In
stead Of adding to the agony and
slaughter of Europe's unhappy peo-
pie tho agony and slaughter OF our
own people find for us the right way
TO maintain and hasten the coming
OF peace to the world.
Sincerely,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-29

9H n0aeu N}cntoa lin0cn iil NinrDlouo olc sbri
n0tmoble fatt n oer pic Dclcaatel oer oemoIroll
ihe Hno repu0liiouMen 9artei 5u ocrcii rclpettuel
@iQai6 Convention crmdbt wer0cL uri Der oip Delc.
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0en Nrdii0cniidloiie mo &icc RroiocnildoIls eool
0alpn auIiicAt Ic 5iaats Gonucnlione noilinrell
0nd 0is Gonoooica fin ocr gutoea 1eiot Aina
ben iuqr0ca arr 9lortaa Congress 0Qioioaen nominrt,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-29

do not want war; But all of his
Official acts up to the present time
show that he has been courting a
break with Germany
He can clear himself Of the sus-
picion, " he now hastens to come to
an understanding with the Central
Powers and then in the same firm
way demands from the Entente
Powers that the law Of nations and
The Declaration OF London must be
restored
If Mr.. Wilson does do that. if he
shows tho people of the United
States that he is a true American he
may, we believe, savely count on the
vote OF many of the much abused
"hyphenated" citizens, when he
runs for President again on Novem-
Der 2, next
And as far the "pro-German cam
paien" and bullying OF Congress in
support Of q foreign government of
which tho two pro-British news
papers quoted above speak, such an
assertion is in keeping with the
policy Of these organs. which is not
American but British, which has been
British for the last twenty-one
llOAlAos ht4 navy AeNN WY AANeAN1
III anything, to say about the attitude
Of Great Britain towards the United
States. From the beginning OF the
European war on they have carried
on q pro-English propaganda; they
have howled and screamed over the
violation of the so-called Belgian
neutrality, they pictured the right Of
American millionaires to go sight
seeing in the war zone as of para
mount Importance, but they have
ignored the right of the American
nation to trade unmoiestedly with
the neutral countries Of Europe and
that England purposely interferes
with cur foreign trade so that we
should not capture any important
part of the worlds market while she
were engaged in q life and death
struggle for that market.
The American citizens who are
Outlying" Congress do so in the in
terest of America. They want Amer
ica's right asserted which is trampled
under foot by Great Britain and
which is Of far greater Importance to
the country than the right to so
sightseeing in the war zone. Not
the people who are bullying" Con-
gress are the ones supporting for
eign government, but those who
make that charge and the news
papers OF the kind mentioned above.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-29

Die fnoi3clen Solgcn oeS @ricacs fiir Die be
bcgten Nl0dltc id)iloert Ia elmer fencn Sdrt uSle
2ricgsIoici llo brc Gcdna" ser SRed)Sioas Abgc
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dlub Gcndlouo wrtblhoitlid tort genug iinoc
miro ole NricgStoiien obuc idlpcrc @rlMittcum0 lei
ncr 6non3cn nit Ger 3ct ob8nbiirOcn. o0don es oud
6c elmer 0roBcn aricgsfocu Gntidldoiguna Die Soge
oes ariegeS nod onac ucrpiircn peroc SIR glBlono
mo bci lGnaTer &ricgsooirr oud fir ,Stnlieu
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arieasQebie; Der &icocrauibau OcS 3crliorten miro
ncbcn ocn unmittcIbarcu Sricgsollcu pec Nlilioroe
crior0crN lmo sic l2aterioicn oa8u cbeuio mic oie
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Scr @cr5iniuua uno Silqnq icincr 9nlciDcl be
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an 9lcntcn ir sic 6intcrbliebencu mo 0ic ArIcgp
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lrtbcil oaf 0os gsor bon Glo0O George enAono
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ja6rlid 5cbu Naoroen 0oaors toitet rod 5mci Sobrc
banerII MiIr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-29
siaata.giecn .Nefanntlnadana.


olerburm Werocn ane &erioucu unS 0arper-
iaaiteu. incorporate ODER politiihe iuelng In
Der Staot Baltimore elm Geihdii 6gtrci6eu.
fila welhes Die Grbr0uus einer etaats.
Siceni egiorocrli6 it, nseiorocrt oiclelbe
an ooer Dor Dem ericu Saae bes WlonaiS
Wlai 1916 5n Ioen ooer oieielhe 81 erneuern.
sic @eridnmulh. eine 9icen5 81
l5icH miro 9eriouen elmer eraIe
nebt MoieH nnierueren.
0err geam 9euperi sllmar oes Common
pleas ciWihts. piro am uno nah Wlontaa,
oeu ,. Mprll 1916, bereit iein. 8foiiben ben
emnoeu bon u0r @ormltiaQS bis ubr
Gatminaas in einem 9iirean i'm GerniS.
acbduoe qiccn6eu nus5nIteuNi
Gas .@eyiimenuaS. . .partement puH
ManIauo miro an 1. Nal 1916, bon o uOr
e'ormiilaos bis ubr Gadmiilaas. in ieinen
NHrcarr i'm uniDn xruii.e elebanoe, Charles
lu6 8aDene,siraBc sur Ncrausea0nHa bon
iabrI@en gerfMesunas.NaneF'skm bereit
icin. o,.,..
Gherin Der ciaoi Baltimore.
(Qi30. .Npri .5.7l0l2.l l4,i1l0,2 ,24,2d, 2s,2V)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-29
Su ciucm lauacrcu NrhfcI abcr bic SnndbuOtirol

Su cincm lGuecren 9lrtifcI ibcr bic SandboOtfroac
Dcrtriit Scr Ancrifancr 2lrblr WlcOonolo %oDngtoH
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sic 9loibpc6r entreic ga bore pes 0eieb oni weidl
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nib miltdriidcr Iotbpcnogicit 5dweoiidc nor
mcqde oaniidlc luo boaduode Gmnpcr ieicn bon
0citidcn Eoudbooen torpeoirt uorocii bod icn onlc
rfouii6cr gonrcnoampier babe bisDcr Sd)oocn crllt
ten g9dDrcno cuc Stoaicn idorT protetrtcn, bopc
fcincr bon i6ncu Dcutidlono nit 9Ibbudl Der 9c5ie
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mic onOerc N}ittcl wrocn onaaucnoct. iH bic Shiiie
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crropdidcn gcutrolcn Glalbtcn, 0oB Die Deanllooc
ten NonolunQcn Der Gcntromadlte bosmlig lcicll lo
procn iie obnc 3pciicl oie oipouotdcn 9c5icbun
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5o ipriht Gin wirtlih ncitroIer gmcriIoncr lno ooS
III 0ic Sprodc sic III 0iccul Sale o0cll ongcneen lt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-29
6enrn 8. ijunsman, len.

IS faro am 26 glpylI 1916, I'M l.35 uhr
9GorecnS, nah hrjer Nranlbcli 0cnrD q.
0uncmou isn., int sllicr BON SO Sobreu &C.
licbicr 00tlc Ron girle Is. oounnoii. Die
Qcer0icluQ iinnCi sDuntna, Nd6uIlilnaS mn
9 llbr bon icincr 9eobnnq Nr, i74l, Noro'
Ratteriuu' 9ari.gluennc, aus iiali NeIleVnna
prionilm nui ocm ~Gonoon @nri SrlcoDolc'.
9ai bub ia iilcrmun0cn.
zen bnricli Nintcrinmpi.
80 licn in Nclu 9punoeH,
0ab cinfn innicn 1Nlai,
y0lcn Sem Der midl liebei
Siir ion meiu Ncr5c brenat
Scr tai mlH luoh hciriibci,
Gr Cure Ebr1neu lnhi
yScnn Wcine Nr0lic brc0cu
9Rein NibCm Qchi lhpeI aus
llno fam tein eSori mcbr iprcdeu,
SER nimm mCiH Scnbcn nni.
Se tIeibcigibsr VitiUc uno Ninoer
(Npr2S- SOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-29

You have as grave a responsibility
as the President; no matter what he
may do or say, upon you rests the
determination of the justice and need
of his action and the ultimate conse-
quences thereof TO the Nation
AS q citizen having the best in
terests Of our Country at heart,
earnestly call upon you to exercise
your power in the interest Of con-
tinued peace.
Sincerely,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-29
Charlotte gDPohr.

(ocb. G0u) geiinpc bon Ganic Niohr. 8el
pnnoc mo Sreuloe iino adhn9SOoll cnAl
l0ocn Der VcerniNuna an 2nniinn, NdNmii'
iaQs . llAr. bon ihrcr gSolnIN Hy. sl3, Na.
nuucr eroRe ans hciuiuohncn. gcilcbnnA am
Dem .Quuoun enrl-Sricohofc"
tNiOmouo ga. uno 0hicnao 3ciilii0cn mo
dcn Qeldui0ii cOpron) (elpt2S 29)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-29
g)tarie @sriu5.

Gs narb am 2G glpril 1916. nm ia6 llbr
Woracns. Wiarie NriuS in brcm Ga. ecbcne
inhr 0c.icbic Nailn ocS ucriofbcncn ccurp
9rin5 &crpauoic mo SrCnnoc ilno ahtnae
mclhe am eamlaa Niorpcno nm S.l5 ll0r,
BON Der 9sohmuQ ibrcs Srbnca, Nrn. 2Sillinm
Born, Nr. 1922, E'Epuneil Stgahc, aus naN
Scr 5cr3 Nciur4irhc 100 I'M llbr elm NE
ouienl 6pd1dn cccbriri miro. rno baum Nui
Sem .ocg5 SciuSrieoboic" iiaiiiinoct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-29
glnnn Mraft.

SIS narb nm 2G 9lDril 1916 9luna @rait
(acb. YnucrnihmoD. IN hrem 70. eepcnaiabr,
oelebic @diiiu oce perllorbcnen @ontao Srall.
ik3 llbr gahniiinQo bon Der 2Sobnnng ibree
SobnCo @ru. Nobn Wrul Nr. 2tl4, Citsp0bl'
man. etrnne ans nad Der luibcrllden Nebc
hcmaNirdc ode Ciipcr Sirabc mo 3pllinoioN
glncnnc um 3 llbr, ilnit 8cleBung priouiim
uui ocr Hniimorc 0cncierN" (Npt2l-2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-29

SS uarh am ~ 9lpril 1916 Nlnria "
@entc, QpIcOic Satin oeo periiorucucn Ncnru
a. Ncntc im 9licr bon 60 Tanron gle Ne'
Cr0iuluO linoC am @0untna, 30. Nprll 1910
nm . lhr NOnntittdQS bon iOrcr 9NoUnun0
g,r 2O33, SrlconS Stfnhc, ans shy ocliinslub
Smmanucle Nitde an scr Siio'Uatpinc
Sirahe uui Nciictnnp oli Dem oNsoun
Carmel ,Sricohoic." iylpr2S BOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-29

Honorable JOHN WALTER SMITH
United States Senate
Dear Sir:
AS it is the prerogative Of Com
gress TO declare war and not that OF
the President, we call upon you to do
an IN your power and not inconsist-
ont with the National Honor giving
this its tiue value and not using It as
q phrase TO hide some ulterior mo-
tive to preserve our Country from
the cost and bloody horror Of war.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-29

III Der 9ndlt 0oB 0oS cngliidc Goli bcute nod nc1i
ncib moiiir IS oip Cpicr brnat Ole Der Aric0 lbnl
alerlcat Qlit onorcu @ortcl ooB ser @ricg ocn
GnQlon0 ii6rt, Gin aobmctstrea III li6 tcin &rica
iibcr ociicn 3iclc mo 3wcdc oos %ot dl tlor ilt.
gNo Gin arica uou Scr slrt ocn bic @cr 5toateil
Qcqcn Tcuti6laio ii1rcl piroct mcun g oen Neeeru
dql0ugc Sen @rld 5u propo5rcn %oudl hrep!
guacQ ,1oS 2aio mcB nidlt ~ meldc Roliilt ole
@cgcuna id cinacaic bet eS mcib ndlt cnnal
oaB a il scr &olitit Nipocn aicbt o. 1t pe5Halin
ocs euoes oui oos mir 3utrcibeH oocr be5ngdl pes
mrflidcn 3pcdcS fin ocl mir idnpien cpenlo ul.
men0 ais ob lnier &olf ms dinclildcn &nlis ooer
uiiidcn 2cbcgcnen beltonoe. Nos u teine rDetorl
idc llc6crirc6ma 0os liz cnnd S9otiobc~ lln0
0a cr3abcn sic Ncrren mS acIeacuilid Gnolmo lei
ons 0ealc ocmofrntiidc Stodspcicu
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Scfuumtmadlmnscm.


8nrsan Der straheu.1urhbudlS. .6ontmiiiareu.
Nnlttm re. 2s Nptil 1916.
Sic SrobeH. Nurcbnrndle Is ommiinrc MAIDEN
bicrnlit ln uehcrclnliiNilunA nil penn Halil'
moyer Siaot@bariCr gbibuiu 500, beldnni,
oab lic Die critic &cramuluna nm GDuncrltnas
ben eiftcn (1i Eagc i'm Mai 1916, 8ormii.
idga nm llbr III Dem 8lrcnu Der 0umnls
idro i'm linthbnus ahbaltcn uerocr, mn Ole
Soumnmi aus5uibcH nno Die ibncn lpcrignaes
ncn nno bon ibnen perlanaieu @ihnien al
cgmncu in Weiteii Der 0pnocmuiruul nuo
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Oucgiieiglucnuc bis 1inac5 Cane mo enes
LOcilcs pon linece Cane Der 5midcn ocr
SniunoorebiQiica SitoDc mo einen &mlie
etua ll0 sun liiomclfO bon Der Shuluno
oreiBiqitcn StraBc leaf gemab Der nn "a.
Ipri 1916 nuic3eiHneicn Seror0nnna Nr
i23 occ Mlapors un0 Siaotr0ibs pon g0il'
more.
SpHn 81. Nubucttc,
NcugD Ni. 4itcl,
Narrg u. slemeg,
Gommiidrc
eugene q, GOoners,
(spril20 0lcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-29
THnY ASSERT THnm RIGHTs!


Although the American newspap-
ers that are more British than Amer
lean characterize writing to Senators
and congressman in behalf OF keep
ing the United States out OF the
European whirlpool of blood as
bullying" Congress and MS o pro
German campaisn," nevertheless the
independent Citizens Union OF
Maryland" ASSERTS its right TO advise
the people TO keep on petitionins
Congress in behalf Of maintaining
peace The Union has issued the
following appeal, accompanied by n
form OF letters TO Senator Smith and
Senator Lee The same form may
be used in writing to the Maryland
Congressman who are Jesse ID. Price,
First District; j. L. c.. Talbot, Sec
ond District Charles p. Coady, Third
District; j. Charles Linthicum,
Fourth District sydney e. Mudd,
Firth District; David j. Lewis, Sixth
District The appeal and the form
OF letters read
'gndepcndent Citizens Union OF
Maryland, S06 ST. Paul Street.
Baltimore, Md, April, 1916.
10 tiit = OttAOttN 4A'tl anu NR-N'H -
America:
DO you want war? War with all
IFS horror Of blood and destruction;
war with its toll OF the lives OF the
strong and sturdy; war with it's crop
of widows and orphans, cripples,
bcggars and helpless2
If so, do as you arc doing now
sit idly by with your hands in your
D.. "a 10 fl4I 10
whose profits and interests lie in war
are busy bringing about condition
which viii force this country into
war.
The hundreds Of millions OF dollars
loaned to the Allied Nations are inn
perilled and must be saved somehow;
the Banker and the Munition Maker
using tho press owned and con
trollod by them, are trying to make
it appear that the honor Of the
United States is involved
Is Il? You are moro likely to
Judge impartially than they. Is il
their dollars against all that you
have.
If you are for war-write your
Representatives in Congress and tell
them So
II You are against NaiTWIltc JhcW
and let them know it. Write in your
own way and use your own words,
they win appreciate it. If you cam
not find time to write use the en-
closed form letters; sign them and
add your address; put a two cent
stamp on each envelope and mail.
Get your neighbors to write SIM
liar letters
DO THIS AT ONCE
Yours in the best interest
OF tho American people,
Tho Independent Citizens Union.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-29

9hrcnm Der .SurdbrnmS. .6Unmiii1rcn.
NdlttuOrc. 2S Ipril 1916.
Nic Sirnbens SurChbruobS SomWiildrc mnheu
biermit IN llebercinltimmnnN nit oenl Bait.
norer SnotGbdrier @bi6uIt 800. bciunnl,
nub iic bic critic Nerammlung an 9Dnncriag,
ben eliten tll) Sngc int Wlni 1916, &ormt.
tags ilnl nor IN Dem Nrean Der Commit
dre i'm Nnibbaue Obbnlten meroen, mn Die
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%. elpril 1916 uniericihncien Getoronma 9it
i22 oe8 NiaUore uno Siaoir0ibs bon Galt'
more.
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Nenrn W, HiRc
0nrrn ". NeHleD,
9onlnliiitc.
0uaeue y. 3pogers,
cslpril20) Gleri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-29

8Hrcm Der Stra9cn. .1urmbrums GUmmiiarru.
Nnlttmorc, 2S. gluril 1916.
Sic StraBcus usSurdbtudS' 0ommlNurc mndlci
bieymi IN lleberciniimmng nit ocm Soll'
morcr sinot Gburier AbihuIu 500. ucianut,
oaB tie ole critic @eri0mmung am Tunnrritag,
orn rlitcn tft.) Sage i'm Mai 1916, Qornl
tags nm nor in Dem Niccau Der 0ommi
i1re Inn MatbBaue dbbaltcn perocH I'm ole
Goumnd dusiuiibeu nfn Die ibncu iborir0Ac'
ncu mo BON ibncn nerlnnqieH Blihicn su
eriuen IN 8etreif Der 0puoemniruna unc
smlirhnng 10 piel Der gecitieitc Der e. &aul.
9irnRe, 5micben SOrnoqns uo 0crlnaions
1915 nnier5einncten 8eroromuQ glr $50 III
Der &erbreiiertna beiinoei genidB Der am "a.
glprl 1915 nntercinneicii &erorouna Gr.
t24 oeS M,nDors nno Siaoir1ibc bon N0ltis
sSubn g. NuDinettc,
0enrn NJ. Hihcl
0arrD u. 3lemleB,
eommiiidrc.
0uarne a. aoSGcrs.
(slpril20) Glcri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-29

ccnu SchUWiaHoe uWellV'NuoW u'e NtluhOV
mt @oc no Mlntion ocriorai bolten f9iineM
fonn sic Mepolltion n HrIono crritcr iiir erglono
wcrocn ais g aii ocu crrn @ld oaslab
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
THE WAY OF LIFE
We forget the puts that we sunk.
or the mid-iron fortunate hop,


or the mdirons fortunate hop,
As stand and curse the drives that were punk
And the puts tina, refused to drop
the Athletics but no one In PhIadephi. wi" ever ooeVe "
James coffey Rorcommon Ireland, will mnge with John
Dillon Ind IT, e A. on Labor day Funeral nouoe
later
TIE VOICE THE REMNANT
PennantI thru the
in each face the start Of the race when the fan is emitting
bcamns his breast bus'
n there's anything left in the dope
They have already will New
Both the Red strength in the box are
hoping hearts light as cork: .
quito of the goal when the hurdles
And II Isn't pitcher, and the infsd
Is blown to tho sky
And ask me what ''.m VIM And where will flap in
pu, lucky Chicago give waiting Cleveland
There's no use to rope me or pick dope ocsome eli
where the deuce will 10 when haven
Ono might say the
catcher named Picnic He picked
tho right club
Bombardier Wells going box again London thereby
gesng that tho floors OF the rings OF the English metropolis have
been repAddod.
Many Fielder took the Chicago White
plste the miracle defeated Cubs OF the world
the led anticipate that
the Fielder m feat OF with the present Browns
Inc Tb Rxns so no, seem to class with the White So. Red so1
Cleveland The Yankees too with their ctppss back would loom
Wind, CITY aided By the ,. that -s. s0 ss
Fielder upset,ins precedent and
tradition this the laurel his