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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-01

yOuA appointment, anu h"'V pNSh
impressed by the clearneSs of ex-
precision and the ability and judi
cial poise exhibited. Whether
elected as your own successor or
not, you will have the comforting
reflection that you have discharg-
ed while on the bench the duties
Of that high position with ability
and justice.
Very truly yours,
TIM f. COOPER.
(Ex- Chief Justice Mississippi Supreme
Court)
Judge Potter has received q
very high tribute from the mem
bers Of the Jackson Bar with
whom he has practicsd for many
years.
1--WE, the undersigned members
Of the yackson Bar, unrsssrved!v
endorse Honorable Clayton d. POI
ter for Supreme Judge. a ~sos Of
the highest iatsgrtty and Of known
ability as a GWyer, his tectstons
during his short tncumbency in the
office of Supreme Judge haze dem
onstrated his legal learning and
ability and that he u fully
equippcd to discharge the duties df
the office to which he aspires. We
heartily commend him to the Uoters
of the First (Niddle) Supreme
court District; h. II. Thompson,
L. Brame, w, II. Watkins, G. e.
Lyell, II. V. Watkins, o, II. Flow
ers, w. B. Banks, Charles w. Girls
Ter, V. j. Strickcr, Percy l.. Cliff
ton, Phil Christman, E. c. Ward,
Louis G. Hallam, G. 4. Williams,
l.. NJ. Burch, j. ii, Howie, J. II.
Pcnix, J. Harvey Thompson, Har-
mon l.. Thompson, Fulton Thomp.
son, James Neville, Ben Ia.
Wells, Frank Hallam, E. E. Hind
man, Luther Manship, j. o. s.
Sanders, Jack Thompson, P. II.
Eager, Jr., A F. Watkins, Jr,
Geo. w. May, j. S. Rhodes, D. e.
EnochG, Geo. Butler.
3D.. Judge Potter is now hold;
ing tho short term, and has made
good as judge.
Judge Ed,card hayes, Dean Of
the legal profession in Mississippi,
says of Judge Potter;
II beg to state that | have OBJ
served the work Of the Honorable
Clayton D. Potter on the Supreme
Bench of this State, and that in
such work the opinions delivered
by him have been well conceived
and well expressed, and are cred
liable to him in his labors as a
Judge of that Court.
"EDWARD MAYES."
1t is good Democratic precedent
| that whore a man has been chosen
to fill a short term IN any office,
and he is found to be efficient and
has made q good officer, to concedc
to him the election TO the office for
at least one full term. Judge Potter
gave up lucrative law practice
to fill a short term as Supreme
Judge. He has made good; and
Judge Potter is asking the people
of the Middle Supreme Court Dis
trict to endorse his administra-
ton, If they are satisfied that he
has performed his duty well, and
none deny that he has.
A cote for Judge P0tter'S oppo-
noat, whae 1t r0uld be a cOmpli.
ment to Mr.. Etheridge, 1t wOuLd
necessarily condemn Judge Potter.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-01

way rsflsot upon th administration
Of Ar. EtherIdgs a. Assisss~s ~.
tornsy General. A vote fes JvdSs
Potter WlI opsrsN 10 rstoia kr.
Ethsrtdos N As present posSsse~
as Assistant Attorney Gsnsros. u
you elect Mr.. EtAsridos thsn fudge
Potter Is diAplacsd. II gov elect
Judge Potts, no one 4 displaced,
because Mr.. Ithsrides HM Aelds
his posi.ien for sevsrsI yssvs - H.
ssstant Attosnsy Gensral.
9TH. Judge Clayton D. Potter
is a tried, trusted and sffisisnt
Judge Of your Suprsms Court. n
it were not true, you could not get
men like Judge Tim Z. Cooper.
Judge j. A. P. Campbell, Judge
Edward Msvss, Jsdss A. Il. Whit
field snd 70 ms~bsrs Of As bsr
to say/tSt he Wa.
WIZ yo~ discAsros sr Alsp.ses
q Ted, trusted snd sffeis,A ss~s-
snt tn your prioate business fov 20
other reason than tkS foot tkat tAs
other tellov xontsd tie joji
9th. Jadge PotteY's record as
Q Legislator shows him to have
been connected with some Of the
most important legislation Of re-
cent years; among the measures
which he was interested in are the
following: i
(a) Judge Potter was the au-
thor Of the Depository law. In
stead of tho public monies being
kept hidden away in the public
treasury, it Is now deposited
throughout the State in all Of tho
banks. This has accomplished .
very great good. Ia addition to
this great amount of money being
deposited with the banks where it
can help general conditions, the
municipalities Of the State, ths
counties of the State, and the State
itself are receiving very large
sums of money annually by way
Of interest on these deposits.
(b) Judge Potter was the az
thor of the bill abolshing the Eel
low Servant Rule. The Fellow
Servant Rule allowed no eompsn.
sstion where any other employee
negligence caused the injury.
(c) Judge Potter was the %.
thor Of the bill doing away with
contributory negligence @ Q de.
fense, which rule allowed no COM.
pensation for injuries where The
party injured vas guilty Of slight
negligence, although the negli.
gence OF the employer mainly
caused the injury.
That the friends Of Judge Clay.
ton d. Potter are advocating his
election on his own merits, With
no intention or desire Of reflect
ing upon his opponent, General
Ethridge, who is a good man, A
good Attorney General, and who
will, if allowed to do so, render
valuable assistance to the State OF
Mississippi as Assistant Attorney
General for the balance Of his
term of several years.
Citizens and lawyers Of Attala,
Bolivar, Kinds, Holmes, lsssque'
ma, Kemper, Lauderdsle, Leakc,
Madison, Neshoba, Newton, Nox.
ubee, Rankin, Scott, Sharkey,
, Sunflower, Warren, Washington,
Winston and Yazoo.
By W. II. WATKINS.
Chairman Potter's Central Campaign
Committee.)
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-01

say nothing Of Greeks, Italians and
Hungarians.
Until yesterday Sunday | have not
had time to digest the political situa-
ton. have written you other things
in odd moments and if you publish at
all you will have to do lots of editing.
The things I wrote about interested
me and I thought might interest Others
They were written la Big Bud.
Of course the reports we get are all
| favorable, but good grounds are given.
California is considered probably
Wilson. To begin with good iudepend-
ent authorities put 33 per cent of the
progressives of 1912 as democrats,
practically all of whom will return to
the fold; this is the figure for the whole
country. In California there is big
fight on between Johnson, the bull
moose governor, and the old guard re-
publicans which will help Wilson. In
addition the Wilson administration is
relied on to get many Independent
votes by its peace program and other
popular policies and legislation.
Then, all assertions in republican
papers to the contrary notwithstand-
ing, Hughes speeches have neither
aroused enthusiasm or gained votes.
On the contrary, his bitterness has
aroused unfavorable criticism even
from republicans. The democrats seem
the better campaigners; our chairman,
McCormick, just lays it over Wilcox
every day. But the republicans GER
tainly have the majority of the news
papers, especially the big ones up here
and over the west and middle west
generally. There are only four demo-
cratic dailies in all Minnesota.
went over on a boat to Michigan
City, yesterday. Talked with two
men on the boat and one, democrat,
at Michigan City. All agreed that the
democrats had the better chance in IL
linois and Indiana. They were intelli-
gent business men and their opinions
worth 30. 'thing.
The whole question hinges on where
the Roosevelt votes of 1912 go. The
democrats start with one-third. and
this is conservative. A glance over
the bull moose leaders who were big
republican leaders FIVE years ago, who
have come out for Wilson encourages
the belier that we have fair show for
third of the balance. Getting that
many and holding the democrats,
which we will certainly do, it looks
like Wilson will win.
The administration has done 80 much
for the farmer and so much for labor
that it is reasonable to expect and we
get good evidence that we will get a
much larger labor and farmer vote
than in 1912.
We also get reliable information
that the German-American vote is not
near 90 unanimous for Hughes as is
pretended, and slump our way before
November is very likely. And how
ever close the Hungarians and Ger
mans may be in Europe, here, politi-
cally at least, they are at logger
heads, and the other foreign vote tends
strongly towards the democrats.
In short, at this time, every demo-
crat ought to feel happy over the pros
pect, H. NJ.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-01

why THE PEOPLE OF THE MIDDLE SUPREME COURT DISTRICT
SHOULD VOTE FOR
Judge Clayton D. Potter
IN The SEPTEMBER PRIMARY
Would You Discharge Dspace Tried Trusted and Efficient Sera
In Private Business No Other Reason Than the
Fact That the Other Fellow Wanted the Job?

Poes Opponent While Would Be Compliment To Mr.
Would Necessarily Judge Potter AVote for Judge Potter VIII No
Way Reflect Upon the Administration of Mr. Edge In H Present Position
Attorney General You Elect Mr. Etudg Then Judge
Displaced. You Elect Judge Potter No One Dis
placed Because Mr.. Ehridge Still Holds His Position for
Several Years Assistant Attorney General
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-09-01
Who Is Judge Clayton D. Potter7


sippian. He is graduate Of the
law department Of Millsaps Col
Ilege. lie served as State Senator
from Kinds County for eight
years, making one of the most in
idustrious and substantial and one
of the best Legislators that Missis-
sippi has had in many years. lie
was appointed as Supreme Judge
after the insertion of the c0nst!-
tutional amendments. This posi-
ton he now holds.
Judge Clayton D. Potter is a
gentleman of intelligence and ed
ucation; a Christian gentleman; a
man Of honesty and integrity, who
enjoys the confidence and esteem
of all the people who know him,
both as a private citizen and as u
public official.
You Should Vote For Judge Pot
s.. tor in the September Pri-
mary, Because:
1st. Judge Potter is thorough
ly and particularly equipped and
qualified for the position OF
Judge. He is industrious and dill.
gent, and is a hard worker and
capable of attending to the busi-
ness of the Supreme Court with
dispatch and thoroughness. This
has been clearly demonstrated by
his record as Supreme Judge for
the past six months, during which
time the Supreme Court has de-
cided over one thousand cases.
Some of these cases had been
pending several years. The badly
congested docket OF the Supreme
Court has been relieved, as is well
known TO the litigants, bar and
judges of the State.
I'd. Judge Potter's friends
have noticed with great gratifica-
ton the endorsements Of him as
man and as citizen, as a legls-
lator and as a judge.
Three Er-Chef Justices of thu
Supreme Court of the State Of Mis-
sisSippi haze written letters givinO
their impartial ond deliberate opin.
ions as to the qualifications and
character of Judge Potter:
Judge J. A. P. Campbell.
Asked for my opinion as to the
qualification Of Judge Clayton D,
Potter for Supreme Judge, my an
swer is that I intend to vote for
him.
J. A. P. CAMPBELL.
(Ex.Chief Justice Mississippi Supreme
Court)
Judge Albert H. Whitfield.
1t gives me pleasure to certify
that Judge Clayton d. Potter pos
sesses all the qualifications required
to constitute him a good Supreme
Court Judge. He is very diligent
thoroughly Independent and has
already made an enviable record
His election would give the State g
good Judge.
Very truly,
A. H. WHITFIELD.
(E1.Chief Justice Mississippi Supreme
Court)
Judge Tim E. Cooper.
Judge Clayton D. Potter,
jackson, Miss.
Dear Sir:
While l am taking no part il
the contest for Judge of the Su
preme Court in this district, il
gives me pleasure to say to you
that l have read many Of the
Nn~.o fn fLo Rs1 HLof,
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05

Ghriltian fanber's @ilOfiriden
QiamSr, 1T bas bette @sittel gegen
.6ultem unb SalsleiOen. 500 Ute
Gtrafe N.-@.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05

Sim porigen Samstog nerltarb
I'M rs. 2ebenSjabr Ser @ug. BURG
oorf. Gor ungefGbr 70 Sobren fam
er BON Oeutidlano nod Amerlta,
mo iicoelte er lih bier in 8alblnaton
an. Or mor cine angeiebene Yerlcn-
Iidfeit in @efddfts- uno Sanffre'len.
-ginige Ser bieiigen Sodifillen
-Siab S1ools-baben ooS 8aoet.
tenipitem eingefiibrt. Die nSednieal
Siqblaool" int iid nit ibren Seiltnn-
ocn Dor oen anoern gali5 belonoers
herpor. Oiele Siidtigfeit mag auf
ben autgcI6ultcn Sauptmani oieler
aaotten 5rriid8ufiibren iein, Der elm
Oeutlher lit, ndmli6 Serr 8orl y.
2obeI il. Serr 3obel lit aud NorlIs-
or fir ben aroBen Sabresbai Der
gompunD S, Der uajdbrlib ltatfTla-
SET.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
Sertider &ortrass-A benO in ser
Garnegie Sibliptbef.

Serr Grnlt @idner trug an leBten
altittpoA in Der Garnegie=Sibliotbet
Oei @elegenbeit oes @eoenfens oes
800 iten Sooestages Sbafespeare's
m meiltcrbafter 8eiie Stiide ans oes
DidterS Gragooien por: n1mli1 Die
&crteioigungsreoe Stbellos-im 8
iginal-gesen Die ACKNOWLEDGING,
oaB er 3aubermittel aneemanot boz
be, I'M Die 2icbe Der 9esoemona 81
9%epinnen, oann ben Monolog Sam+
lets-Sein o6er Ni6tiein, oas lit Die
Srage-un0 enblih Die groBe Sorum-
i5ene aus uSSulils Goelor". @rpBer
geifutl mur0e linn fiir ieinc cole De
flamafion al tell. Serr Or. 8ar-
tbclmc fonnte leioer gum Ibeno nidt
,rfhcinen. Stott Oeiien ipra6 Serr
Erof. Or. Spanboof0 einige 8prtc
iber uSbafespeare mo 9euti6lano~
uno citicrte Defenders, mas Bernard
Sbon oariiber iagte. @ir miinihen
Dem 2cle5irfel ipeiterbin biel Slid
'uno grfoIg.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05

(8orllsgun' auf @eits 81.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05

Der Sbafespeare-NbenO Oes Weielis
9itcrariIhcn |ereims,


9en 300-jGbrigen Gooestog Dee
groBen britil6en 9romenoidters ii
miiroieer @eiie gu feicrn, mar oel
3med Der l~iebenten monotli6er
MISUNDERSTANDING oeS @ereins, oil
am Samstag. ben 80. Ipril, am lib.
.li6en Crt Der 3uiommenfiinfte, Dem
@eim Der GoriiBenoen, Sri. glnito
S6ooe, itottfano. 9ieler iibcrous
ihonc Nben0 bari ols elm 0GuBerii
gelingener" ms 9rotofoa eingetra.
gen lueroeu unO fnrgte Oas 5oblreid,
.erldienene Yublifum nidt nit leinen
ieifall. Die in ben gefdaigen So
itiimen Der Sbdfespeore5eit oufge-
lfiibrten S5enen gabeu periAieocner
Mit0lieoern 0es Tereins cine. gat(
@elegeubeit, ibre Sulente gldn5ei 81
~laiici. User pergiBt 10 Ieiht bic Dor
nebme ln0 mitige uGortia" ocs SRI.
Srieoo Srommel; Die Iieblihe ySlilio
BON SRI. Bender, Die rei5ei1o fofettC
Beatrice" ltno Die miitcrot Static.
rinc" Oes SRI. S1ooe, sic l6oIfbofte
o2il3etta~ bon SRI. gcrta @ol5. oic
elegante mobnenoc nNeriHo~ bon
SRI. Amp 6. 2eaoitt uno ben mdna-
lid)eil gYetruhir" uulo Sen Iicbens
DiirOigel Benedict" Ocs 0crrit AarI
@cicnlnltI. Sier Oos Y%rpgrnnnn 0es
MbeitoS &lapicrouett NicolaiS nGie
tultigcn @eibcr bon @in0ior~, 0ic
SrIS. 6rommel nno. 2eapitt; 3ipci
ter 9llftritt Oes triten 9ftes aus u0ic
5mci Golen bon Serona": SlIio, Sri.
emma 9enoer, 2u3etta SRI. @ertn
Malo; Grlter Mllftritt oes Diertcn g(f-
tes ans u@iel 2Grm I'M NihtS@ @e-
atriec4 SRI. Shuoe. Benefit 9err
@eiemam; 2ieOer fiir Soprau: $50
1t Splpia~ iino u@orh, bor6 oic
2erd' S1ubert= 5bafespeore
Sroii 9. 5pencer; 3meiter 9(iiftritt
Oes eriten Nftes ans: Ser Ganf
nIann BON Geneoig~, aGortio" Sri
GrieOo 6rommel, uHeriild", Sri. y.
nlp 2euDitt; &lobieroltett aus Mcil.
oeIsiobns Observation-Disclosures
Mfliif" Sri. Mfarie @onien rnlO Sri.
Ncnoer; Ser critic 4itftritt oes 5wei-
ten 9(ftcS aus n0ie be5abmte 8i0er
'penltige~; SCATTERING SRI. @nito
Sdooe, o@etru6io", SEER @eienann.
NIaDicr0uctt: Sder3o aus Wenoels-
obnS yWfitlommernahtstrolm" Sri.
Benoer un0 Sri .Sanien.
Am 81. Mai lit SdluBabeno mn
omnlt ser gauge critic. Slft BON Sil.
1erts .Nngmalion nno @alatea" 5lll
Auffiibrung.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
o8er,nania Glnb",

Ser TituS life prod am lcbten
tSreitag iiber DaS Sbemu aGinorllde
alis Canada. gr micS 0arin Y. q.
bin auf Die 8~ebunOlung, Die Die oellt-
ldcn Gipilnten bort bon Der Hegle-
rullg erfobren baben in Ilberto, Srl-
lid Columbia uno ionitino; lple
Ocutlh- fanuoiiHeS Gigentilm toilflsi
alert mrroc, pie Die Terloncn oellf,
ider I%bltommting ais g%epobnlidle
Sagcl6bner 81, or6eitcri batten, nie
sic ormlen 0eutiden nod jemallger
ficoerIoge Der &anaoier 81 letoen
botten uip. Serr Title CAB piele lei
ner perionlihen Grfabrnnger inpe0lig
auf Die @ciinnling ser gepolfernng.
ole GnteiInabmc am Gricge Die yer
foSIung nno ben bolfswirtlhaftllnell
Meidtum Gonooas gum 8elten. vi.
ne ~anaereete Disfuiiion i6loB ltd'
Dem Gortrage an. Nitglieoer oes
Clubs fparen Soblrei6 erifiener.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
nNatsfeusr~ inter uener @erualtnna

v9iatsfcller" utter neMcr @eriualtnng
SER SAneioer bat ben oil Der 5.
llllo G-Str. gelegenel yEutsfeller"
ilbernommen. 6rnDer bette @err
5Gneioer eine &lrtlbaft an Der Jta.
pp WarO, 60. Aus Dem trliberen
RatsfeIler miro elm e~rltflolligeS oelit-
1d]cS Neltaurant meroen. 9eltrlhs
Wter3en" mo 0Senat" peroen IN
Dem nellen 2otal pcr5opft meroen.
Ole 0eutihen @aibingtons weroen
Iid, gau5 beionOers ilber cine ytnd-
riot treuen, OoB namlid oeltld)e
&eaner, mad bellti6cr Mrt nno 8ei-
ie Die @Glte beoienen meroen. Der
alpeite Stod miro fir elm OeiitlheS
Cabaret eingeridtet mcroen, wolelblt
~oatpodentlid oeuti6e &omifer altf-
treten uno Die 06ite ouiiiieren lper-
Sen. Die &egelbnbnen lperoen eben=
iolls Dem Yllblifum Slir @crfilgnng
lteben. @egenmdrtig miro oos gar5e
Neb1u0e elmer griinOlihcn &eropa-
tion unter3ogeu. Gs itcbt 8il erfpar-
ten, ooB piele unierer @oibingtoner
0eutidcn ben &atsfeller iid BUM
uStommlofal" MADDEN meroeil. Die
8eoienung miro midts al miinlden
iibrig laiien.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05

Sci @elegenbeit ser 100-j6bri.
gcn 6eier Der american Bible MIIo.
citation mer0en in Der Contention
bali am Samstag Sobleotts ge5eigi
weroer. 0ie Goncoroiu Stride iuir1
ben Druid Ser oeutihen 8ibeI in u.
Suits @erfItott in @ittenberg, olr
3eit 2utbers, Oo%riteIen. llniere Deiit-
I9en uno oeren Srerrnoe iinO ber6litli
Daait eingelaoen.
Sim Mitfpodl Sen 8. Mai, fono
sic @oIa=Graffulung Oes r2offlers
cyrn IN Ylaocasbf,rg ltatt. Siele
@alt batten iih bel bieier @eleaea-
belt 4 1eltorte eingefnnoen. Sort
an 10 tro Ieoen Montug, Wittmoh uno
Sreitog in sotilers Snu Cana itatt.
finoen. Die aaas il miSgeoei6net
Gin ipe5ieler airioul lte6t Den
0omem our @%erfitgung; oitd fann
man BORT Gririidunaen aller artcl
crhaItcn. Man neblnc ole Giettrlld)e
an Der Is. nnO S Str. gsorooIt. Iu
ben beiBen 5ommertagen lit Elm Mus
flua am MberO nod 26fflerS Snn
gcr5erquidcno.
Seute, Sreita9 ben ). Mai, Tln=
oct bic Mabl Der 9elesatcn fir ben
9ifritt Columbia gum republitaniInen
Acknowledgement ltatt. nniere Bhrger
oeutIGer Mbfunft meroen ni1t I'M
3meifel iein, mem tie hire Stimme gu
geben baben. Braoibaw uno Warlbnll
limo Die Mdnner, Die in ibrem Sinne
ibr @otum fir ben Yrdftoenti6aftstan=
Dioaten abgeben meroen. Braoibaip
uno MarIbal uerDen ni6t fir einen
&nnDioaten ltimmen, Der ben gegen=
udrtiqen 3urs lteuert, in Dem man urls
qeiAmGbt ulo perDd6tist bat; lie mer=
ben nidt fir ben &auhreiter ltimmen
lie liuD gegen probibitipn uHo ltup Der
Metnung, ouB Die Maifenansfuhr idon
lGnqit bdtte perboten meroen mItle1.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05

ldJen &reiS NittgeniteiHs geboreu.
%5ln sabre 1866 maaDerte er aus uacb
slmertta un0 fam bierber nod &ajb.
lngtDn. Shon im nd6lten Sabre en-
0ffne1e er an Der 2-StraBe yto. .1422'
N.s@. Elm eigenes SbneiOergeiddft
un0 NOR, oo iHl meiten umtreis oes
0anlalS nod menig allgebolttenSt a0t
tells fem anOercs S1neioergei1Glt
lid befoao, BON allen 9lnfaug oil iibcr
Grpartcn erfolgreid). Gas @olpS, in
lDeldbem cr mobntc ullo bier 5li Der
3cit, ais er lid ms Yributleben 5ll-
riid5og, lein @eidaft betrieb, wuroe
iein eigcn itno er fonntc bel gutter
@eiunObeit uno fleiBiacr 9lrbeit &C.
mug 8oblltono criuerbelL Inn i'll MI.
ter ell u%nabbdllgigeS ul0 iowrgenfrei
cS 2eben fiibren 81 fonnen.
@olo nod ieiner glnfunft in @uib-
ineton idJioB Serr Smbof iid Der CD.
latb. Goncproiafird)e, gde. DER 20.
un0 @=Str H.-@. an un0 i6on int
folgenoen Sabre grilnoete er Die
SonntugSfdaile oieier Gemeinbe-
@elf reyes Sntereile er. an oieier
Gdule rlobm be8eitgt Die Eatlad)e,
oaB e. 80 Sabre lang unter iieben
per~IdueOenrn @ciItliden, ben Ynltu-
rem Sinfel, &ieb, Grute, Sdneioer,
Miaer. Grepib unO Men5el, ais
@ilfsiuperintenoent fir iie tdtie lpar.
Sem ucr0ienitpoaes @irfen III Der
Shule un0 iilr Die S6ule fanO and
aebilbrenae Mn%erfennltng, inoem er
bel leinem &iidtritt gum Gbrenltpes
ri~ntenoenten ernannt muroe. 3u
oleiher Bet mar @err Smbof falt ell
aar5es Menidenolter binourG Sor-
itcber uno 30 Sabre lana 8ruIiocnt
ser Goncor0ios @emeinbe, 10 bob of
ne sSruge in 0icier dlteiteu oeutiNal
&irdcneemeinoe Muibingtons, 10
lonqe lie belteben hleibt, iein An0cll
fen iortIchcn llnO alle5cit in Gbrel
ocbaIten luerocn miro.
gu6 nit Scr @ci1idtc nes cin5i.
gcn Oeuti6cn 6rieObofs unlererSta
lit ser Shame o6rieoriN Smbof" aus
cngItc pcrfniipit. Gr mar Direction
uno % Sabre lang 8rdiioent. Grit
Del Scr leBten 9enmtenpobl lebnte CT
cine @icoerinobl ols Yroiioent oan.
feno ob, nit Dem 8emerfen, lih jest
in ben moblperoicnten Hubeltano be
qcben Su mollen. Gr lpltroe einitimi
.mio slim GbrenprGii0cnten Der aird)
|bofs-@ eieQi1aft erlpablt, nno lucn!l
oielc @sIcli6aft III einenl laaglpieri
zen Gro5eB, oen lie luegcn ibrer 81
ocutltmsrcdtc nit Der Goncoroio.
@irhsnqemeilloc mlS5ufedten bottc,
pulett Sieger blieb, unb lpeiil tic filr
Elm obqctrctenes Stiif 2onb, mcldeS
|oic Sta0t fiir einen StraBenOurd.
brllh benotigte. 0ie biibi6c Srmnle
m x~,fah.tn +, nt,f q rtkp r
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05

Soweit lit es nun getommen, onB
man, menn man antisoeltti1 in lei
nen Spmpatbien in 0ieiem ariege lit,
ais amerifoniiher 8otriot geprieien,
menlI man aber 5rerno Der Deut-
iden lit beimIi6 unO often ais 6einO
oes 2on0es uno unpatriotilher 8ir.
ger per0G6tigt miro. I'm feline Sic
be gum Sar0e 81 beDeiien, fam man
gar nidt britiIh-genug iein-ooer
lolte man cher lagen, ierbiib genitg
lein2 Satte 0od in elmer 6prepareo.
neB~ 8eriammlung bier in Der
.Sto0t III 0ieier @ohe sic 6rau 0eS
friiberem forbidden unteritaatsiefre.
tars Oes Nllswdrtigen. @rouiti1, 0as
9auptruort; meroen ood @oblt1tig
Observation-Disclosures, meun tic fir
britii6e Suloaten, fran5olii6e &iinlt-
Ter, S~lngeborige Der ierbiihen WorO-
regierung beitimmt iino, bereitmiaie
mo ialt uuSi6lieBli6 bon 0omen ser
logenannten eriten @eieaidoft, be-
ion0crs ioI6en Die Dem Yrdiioenten
auBerit nobe lteben, beiuht uno pro-
teftoriert. 0ieielben &reiie Oieier
i%punoerbaren @eieai1oft, Die Dor 2
Sobrcn Die bpiteriihe Mobe Der Ser
oammung 0es Oertl1cn MiIitoris
mus mitmadten, ite6cn MIN in.
IGbebp Gbalc IN &eib' uno @licD in
Uniform I'm iid 3it militoriitiiden
3meden ~oerlclben Hegicrung sur
Terfiigung 5i ~itellefL 0ie onrd) @e4
giinitigung elmer groBen 8nffenaus4
fubr rno ~einieitiges gtotenlhreiben
itnO 0robungen auf ale Weiie iid
bemiibt, ben MiIitorismus @rropos
ais cine @efnbr fir Die nMcnl6beit"
iilr inmcr aus Der @elt an lhaffen
mo oiclclbe bDbe Megieruna fmHntl
N i~clbeigener Yeriop, nm Die be-
rodten, idJDngepuOerten WeiIitariiten
hcgriBen uno in ciner &eNe I'M
Atem 81 bemeiien, OaB Mili-
einerieits notmenoig nnO
qut iIt-nGmli6 ipenn fir INFER Ell
genes ~geliebtes amerifa-an0erer
ieits -ndmIih menit Oeutid-als
~inGumon", nbarbnriid4 1tno oils
fSeiuo bon <ltur mo fcinen @ni-l
Interchangeable b~eion0ers Sen 9a-
men Ser genannten nbelleren"&reife
eigen fem iollten- 9riinolid olls8u-
rotten lit. @er ~beut8utage @rfolg
uno CUTE 3iiflnft in leiner 2ebenS-
itcllltHg fid iihern mill, Der brmidi
MIR fir england 0urh DID Aino
OHM ar eeben ooer iid oieien meib-
lihen &efrnten oni6lieBen. Siel
Shoroftcr uno gbre gebort mobl nidt
oo5lt. 0oH mas gilt oem urteile Der
fliihtigen Iip6ologie Der Waiien uno
3eitungen Gborofter lin0 Gbre?.
Sbnfespeare's Sornmi5ene I'M go
ior" liz hier5ltIanoe perIegt in bic &e'
ooftionsitllbcn Stem gorfS llno oas
@ciBc Sous in @aibington. Gs re-
gicrt Scr Sfitinft oes @ugenblids
scr jcoer5eit >bon 3eitungslerten
fiinItlid bergeiteIlt foerben fam. @e-
nib mir miiilen boriidtig lno 81.
plomatiid icin. 9o6 bdufig 1T es
unn6glidl oen S~ntrigten iid 81 ent
sichcn., Gbre benz Der licbcr fdlt
Ms iefnc llcberselguna mi1 Gbrc
aufqiebt Scr 2cioenl6aft bes Soges
urrichc s.. GI.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
eOnutas, Z. Mai 1916:
WrOFes Yicuie

Ses v0ermunia MaunerdurS"
amf Genberlids Jarm, SlaOeHsbMrg.
Nsan nebme tar an Der 10. MHb ~
Strafc YtOr0Olt.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05

MarIala @cin, bOAiter Gnalitdt,
brett impurtiert hon Stalien,
$500 has bole Chart. Gbrlitian
Rambler, 900 7te StraRe.