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Evening star., 1916-07-20
The Connecting Parkway.

A prospect actually appears of be-
ginning of work on the connecting park
way between Potomac and Rock Creek
parks authorized by Congress several
years ago The commission intrusted
with the execution of the project at
meeting the other day took steps to
start the work by ordering the prepara-
ton of a map showing the exact prop
critics to be included within the reser-
walton. 1t appears that certain funds
are now in hand which can be utilized
for the preliminary move while waiting
for larger appropriations.
1t is most desirable to put this work
in hand without further delay. 1t has
already been held up long time for
one reason and another, but now all the
difficulties in the way of its execution
appear to have been overcome. Certain
engineering problems at the mouth of
Rock creek have been worked out salts
factorily, and large business interests
whose lines conf1icted with the park plan
have been in effect provided for so that
further postponement is needless. Con
siderations of economy urge the imme-
date undertaking of this work rather
than its further postponement, mas
much as delay means an accretion of
value
Washington's parkway system, with
this connection provided, will be beyond
comparison the most attractive in the
world With a connection between Rock
Creek and Soldiers Home parks, which
is contemplated, it will be possible to
travel for larger number of miles
through reserved lands without crossing
lines than in any other city. The june
ton of Rock Creek and Potomac parks
is obviously desirable as beginning of
the linking process.
Evening star., 1916-07-20
La Toilette on Preparedness.

This is from Senator La Toilette s
speech against preparedness:
"A total of Ss44.00O,o0O is the load
that goes on the bended backs of the
American people. Why is this to be
dones If it is necessary now, why was
it not necessary four years agol You
knew then what was the naval and mill
tary strength of all of the foreign coun-
tries"
The difference between four years ago
and now is the difference between all
but universal peace and all but univer
sal war While we knew then of "the
naval and military strength of all of
the foreign countries and were familiar
with the speculation on the subject-that
some day a great clash would come-we
did not know, and could not have been
brought to believe, that the clash was
50 near at hand Otherwise, our record
as to our own naval and military
strength would have been different.
What we are now doing would have
been begun then. 1t is inconceivable
that we should have been blind or IN
different to situation so full of warn
ing.
As it is, even, we are little late in
rousing. What we are now doing should
have been inaugurated promptly upon
the beginning of the European war. The
lesson was plain then. A gigantic and
protracted struggle was predicted by
nearly every eminent statesman and
soldier in Europe; while many of our
own statesmen and soldiers took anx-
ious account of the home helplessness.
And yet the war had been in progress
more than eighteen months before the
President could be induced to throw his
influence into the scale for an adequate
national defense as calculated from the
unexpected world upheaval.
Mr.. La Folette can see nothing in the
preparedness program but a conspiracy
of munition makers But that proves
too much. If the press, the pulpit and
the political leadership of the country
can be, and have been, influenced by
such means. what is the hope of the
country? Bribable in one thing, brib-
able in all things
Preparedness is not fad 1t is not
. manifestation of hysteria unless the
spirit of hurrying in the hour of con-
vinced danger is hysteria We are tax
ing counsel in this matter of men we
have educated to consider such matters.
Our highest army and navy authorities
are urging preparedness, and would have
it on scale larger than that the Wis
consin senator condemns. They have
been studying the war from the day of
its beginning, and are advising action
on our part according to the lessons they
have learned If war from any quarter
should come to us-and nobody wishes
war-they are the men who must fight
it. Are they not entitled to the tools
they consider necessary to SUGGEST We
had better bend our backs to taxation
than have them broken as the result
of parsimony.
Evening star., 1916-07-20
Russia's Move Toward Lemberg.

Recent Russian operations indicate a
renewal of the offensive which appar-
emily has for its primary object the en-
velopment of Lemberg, the capital of
Galicia. Both north and south of that
city activity is evidenced. The Teutonic
retreat to the south bank of the Lipa
recently brought the Russians close to
the Galician border. Meanwhile, the
Russian left flank after period of com
parative inactivity has pressed on to
the passes of the Carpathians, and there
are reports Of the actual penetration of
Hungary over that natural barrier. 1t
does not yet appear, however, that the
inroad into Hungary is in large force.
Nor would it be in consonance with the
evident strategy of the Russian cam
paign against Lemberg. In this latest
drive every movement has been co.ordi-
mated with the central purpose. The
operations in Bukowina and on the Hun.
Evening star., 1916-07-20
Sharks in the Severn.

The sighting of large sharks in the
verified to cause the taking of special
precautions at all the Chesapeake bay
resorts against this new menace to life.
1t is entirely reasonable that sharks,
which have been present in large num-
bers along the middle Atlantic coast
this summer, should enter Chesapeake
bay and go far up its salt waters in
search of food The shark that killed
two people and dangerously wounded
third in Matawan creek, \. j., recently
was far from the deep waters. In truth
the creek is only narrow afiuent of
Raritan bay, quite similar to the Severn
river-indeed, smaller.
Sharks will not leave the salt water,
as far as known, but within the entire
range of that water in this neighborhood
there should be care on the part of those
who go in bathing in the bay or its
estuaries. If there is any doubt the
only line of safety is to keep away from
the water. The sharks have proved
themselves so voracious along the New
Jersey coast and elsewhere that unless
the bathing place is protected by stout
wire MEETINGS there is no security in any
water where the triangular fin has been
seen. Even the wire nettings have in
places proved insufficient to keep the
sharks impounded At Matawan one of
them broke through screen Of this sort
with apparently little trouble.
Evening star., 1916-07-20

German scientists who claim to have
q means of eradieating infantile paraly-
sis should take pains Immediately to as
sure New York investors that it has
nothing to do with turtle serum
Evening star., 1916-07-20
Bathing at the Tidal Basin,

Col. Harts, superintendent of public
employment of additional park police
men to be stationed in the vicinity Of
the Tidal basin as a means of protecting
the lives of bathers who use that water
in preference to the restricted pool Off
cially known as the bathing beach. The
Tidal basin is an attractive swimming
place, and at this season Of the year is
frequented by numbers of young men.
The other afternoon one of the bathers
lost his life, primarily, it is believed,
because there was no means of rescuing
him when he got into trouble in the
water. The Tidal basin is practically
relegated to the care of a boathouse
concession holder and two guards en-
ployed by him. This is a most unsatis-
factory state of affairs. So long as the
government permits bathing in the basin
it should make provision for safeguard
ing those who avail themselves of that
privilege. If the Tidal basin is to be
given over Ito a lessee, in effect, he
should be required to provide the guards
necessary for the protection of those
who enter the water. In point of fact,
there should be a public bathhouse at
the basin, where perhaps for moderate
fee lockers can be engaged. Col. Harts'
recommendation should be promptly
granted so that the necessary protec-
ton may be had for the remainder of
the season as means of preventing
further fatalities.
Evening star., 1916-07-20

"When you's tempted to smite an
enemy" said Uncle Eben, "you wants
to remember bout de man dat smashed
his own nose slappin' at mosquito
Evening star., 1916-07-20

Statistics showing that a man with
$40 year can support large family
do not support the growing tendency to
regard motor car as domestic ne
cessity.
Evening star., 1916-07-20

The democratic campaign is proceed
ing with evident expectation of bring
ing up the question, what shall the
country do with its former Supreme
Court justicesl'
Evening star., 1916-07-20

No loyal constituency will feel that
the campaign is fully under way until
the talent now tied up in Congress gets
home.
Evening star., 1916-07-20

After the campaign opens it may be
proper to borrow the big "IF" from the
sporting page and use it with the po-
litical news.
Evening star., 1916-07-20

It is evidently Carranza's belief that
the Villistas should be reformed and
not exterminated
Evening star., 1916-07-20

Some of the border difficulties might
have been avoided if nature had made
the Rio Grande so large that it could
not be waded
Evening star., 1916-07-20
Expensive Aroma.

"The odor of gasoline seems to annoy
you"
at does" said Mr.. Chuggins. "The
stuff costs so much that hate to think
of the waste in evaporation"
Evening star., 1916-07-20

National committees are now busiiy
engaged in directing each others atten-
tion to handwriting on the wall.
Evening star., 1916-07-20

Some of the prohibitionists assumed
that Henry Ford as candidate might
be willing to let pacifsm be side issue.
Evening star., 1916-07-20

The Deutschland will leave behind in
addition to the dyestuffs large amount
of unsatisfed curiosity as to its exact
motives.
Evening star., 1916-07-20

Castro manages to remain just active
enough to loom up now and then as an
object of suspicion.
Evening star., 1916-07-20

Vegetarians are finding nothing to ap-
prove in conditions which render a re-
stricted use of meat compulsory.
Evening star., 1916-07-20

In the midst of war England does not
neglect to formulate traffic regulations
for ocean commerce.
Evening star., 1916-07-20

BY holding an early election, Maine
succeeds in enjoying special program
of the worlds greatest oratory.
Evening star., 1916-07-20
The Next Step,

The statesman scorns the dancers pace
And only asks to learn
The motion fraught with proper grace
The motion to adjourn
Evening star., 1916-07-20
Attenuation.

There is sure to be complaining,
Now and then.
We believe that hope is waning
Once again.
Those who live to grab and gobble
Honest effort seek to hobble,
And the world appears to wabble
Now and then.
But you're certain to discover,
Now and then,
That the ills which seems to hover
Over men
Like the mists are disappearing
When a summer sky is clearing
And most everybody's cheering,
NeH 81 I'm.
Evening star., 1916-07-20

Mexico's condition is chronically one
of "social unrest"
Evening star., 1916-07-20
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.
Caution.

$50 you made your boy quit taking
singing lessons?"
"Yes | was afraid they'd spoil his
voice for cheering at base bah game"
Evening star., 1916-07-20
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Evening star., 1916-07-20
Elsewhere.

"Do you ever take a day off and 20
fshing?"
ayes. But the fish always seem to
take the same day off that 1 do"
Evening star., 1916-07-20
Plural.

"Is the word politics singular or
plurals'
plural" replied Senator Sorghum. T
know man who is trying to be a re-
publican. progressive and a prohibi-
zionist all at once"
Evening star., 1916-07-20
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
Nas ncne laNr.

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pcridmnuo
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itoltcn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

nigc iinO nod gan5 triih Sn onoes
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3lota 2ipa mo Dem Geniowfoba6.
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| mir cin Eager, ieben iene frellno
lihen, iolioen 9lodbduier, ipie iie DC
StoI3 ser Iruppe i'm StrIlnugsfriel
iino. 9lob fompiren @unnitoitel
mic Gffi5icrc untcr 8clten oocr loiel
G6hcrn aus 3weigcn.
@alo fomuer ipir III bic Shuben
ard6en. 9lia iab i'd leltiamerc @rd
belt ais Oiela. llln o6erei 9Rano oe
0anges ii6 bin3ie6eno, ociien lntere
bon Den RnIien bciett 1T, treu3cn Il
0icicn me6riah, 10 bob Die gciplinOe
nen 2iuien 3rm 5dadbrctt iperoen
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I'M @eiis oes iScinncS. lln0 oos Se
iuirr Miro oaOurH nod GROCER, oa
ole 9Ruiier gSabengrdbcn uorgetriC
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ipieoer neriast iinO. ga giebt e
teinc rittige 5ront me6r Der Sem
, iibt born in Sen 5lanfen I'M 9fiIdel
Ga ole 9lbloinng giahts ltattiinoei
1 lit es ein gSiiaOer, petl lid Die geut
8urchtiinoen. gllleroingS III cs /
aud poraetomnieu oaB eine Gonl
paguie ciucu sIbiduitt bcieecu ioIl,
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