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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-25

4rdfibent bennington BON Der
Winneapolis, ct. paul unb Sdu.i
ct. Wlarie Babn unb q. R. Albright,
Der Bttriebslsiter Der 4tlantie Goat
Cine, iaaten, bab cine idbrli9e Webrs
uussabe bon $52, 100000 ben Grebil
Der 9abnen idper beeintrdHtisen
lpirbe. 6err bennington mics baraui
bin, bab bic gabnen i'm SABRE 1907
einen @tipinn bon 5.S5 pro3eni ptrs
seihneten, i'm Sabre 1913 eiiten iols
den BON ABB, in 1914 BON 3.94 unb
in 1916 einsn ipIden prn 4.04 pro'
sent. Der @eipinn Der gcbnen iperoe
aber i6nea idpinben. tpsnn Die IH'
itunbsn Bats anssnomulen tperosH
IoIIte. Dasessn ipiirbs ii6 oas Saldr
non Qofomotipfiibrern bon $o.25 pro
9as auf $7.1s erb0hsn.
glou ben 0ertreiern Der griioers
ihaiten ipurbe am 0onneritas ber
Soffnumg Raum ssseben, bab ss an
Greitas -su elmer gereinbaruns iom'
men perbe. 3usIei9 aber ipurbs sr'
Hart. bab man Der areiruns elmer
gunbss llnteriudunss aommll'
fion aur S9Ii@tuns bon qrbsiters
Differenssn snersii4 oppOniren ipsF'
be.
Dem inrubissa Clement unter ben
@eriretern Der 2tneeitelIten tpurbe sss
Iast bab cine Storune Der unterbaros
Iunsen 3lpif6en bem prdiibentsn
Dilion unb ben 9abnbedmten gum
minbeiten bDhii inipeiie irtb nidt gum
@ortbsiIe Der angeitelltsn isin piirbs.
fSerner perlautete, bab man in
Sauptquartier Der gabnbeamten mi.
unperboblensr gefrieSisuns" bic Rads
riht sntsesensenommsn babe. bdb sin
5beiI Der gnseiteaien auf cine iofor'
iise StreiieriIdruns biHurbeite. llno
.s ipuroe benz unSufriebenen Glemsnte
unter ben gnseitsIIten seIasi. baB
man fid bic Spmpdtbie bes publis
tums bura lnsinisteit nur Osriders
sen iuiirbt.
Sn beioen 5GIierH bss aongrehss
'rfpariet man nit Spanuuns bas re
TuItat Der 9onferenSen. gs ipuroe
.sfuet, bab sipar nod isine ipt5islleu
ysisBsspOrIasen aussearbeiiet ieisn,
oab absr iOtpobl bic anseitelIten als
luh bic gahHbeamien i'm Jalle zines
Der unterbanblunsen iib
ibsr bic Sdritte ipunbern tpirben,
psIde bann i'm aousrsb Dorssidlaa
zen iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-25
Hnbebasem
5at in Waibinston bic poIitif6.
Steuungnabme bes aatboIiiens
iagss in Rsp Yort r.rans
labt.
&atboIi.sn baben 9lusiidi in ben eros
Zen Banu beg Weibsn 9auiss
sstban Su tperbsn.

Wafbington, "a. 2lusuii. -
Der Nsp Dprier aatboIiieuias 1T
in ar.iim Der abminiiiration bier
nit srobem SntersHs psrfolst pprs
ben, unb Der in ben Iebien 9asen bes
aonDtnis itGrtsr beruorsetreiens Ges
bante organiiisrtsr poliiii1tr gttion
bat nidt ssrabe Subel ausseI6ii. Sm
@esentbeil, bic aatboliien bes 2anbes
habsn ale ausfi9i, nit ben Deutfhs
unb SriIG 4merifanern in ben tleis
nen unb srobsn gann bss Weibsn
6auiss estban gu psrben. Denn iie
riibrsn an bic tpunbeitsn puntte Der
Wilion'I9en gbminiitration, ibr.
auspdrtiss politit in 8t3us auf ben
europGiideu aries unb in 9sSus auf
Wsriio.
Dor einiser 3eii ipurbs anI9eincnb
pom Weiben 6auie bas 0eriidt in bi.
WeIt ssfsbi, Der 9rdiibtnt plane bic
ernsnnuns zines bsrporrassneen aas
ibolitsn fir bic meriianii6e aommiis
iion, I'm ben Rlasen aus benz taiboli.
iden Eager iibsr unseniis.nbsn SduB
in Wtrito gu bseesnen. Die 8etaunts
gabe Der Hamen Der brsi aommiHdre
bat bas Gtriihi aiissn, seiirafi unb
bic biitsre Siimmuns tatboliider
arsiic berItGrft. Das rslisioie SHue
bate ii4erli6 in ben tommenben 9srs
mtbr gea4tung perbient,
als ibm BON ben ernannien aoms
mifTdren ,utbeil tperben ipirb.
9robfeuer.
Glepelanb, g., "a. @usuii. -
Dur6 cine Gsuersbrunit, bur4 tuslfs
bic Sdsemiible Der Mius Carleton
eumbsr 60. eins.dideri purbe, iinb
am Sonneriias abenb aud bic anlds
gen Der peiers MiIlpOri anb aumSsr
Co.. In NliileibsnIfaft sssosen more
ben. Der Geiammtidaben bsIduft ii4 |
luf sitpd $175. 900.
BetaunterfatboIif1 Sc
IeSrter seitorben.
Rem yort. "a. 9tusuit. profds
'or GbarIss Geors 5arbermann, eia
xtannter pdbasOse unb S4riftitener.
4 am Donneriias I'm utter bon 70
5ubren ssiiorbsn. Gr mar profei. |
or emeritus bes gateiniidtn am Col.
ese Der Gtabt Rsip Yori unb tpibs
enb Der SABRE 1905 1913 Salp..
sbatisur Der Raibclifden eIppiIos
'asbi.. proftfor 6arbermann mar
lus Wsfifulsn eebiiriig, iebo9 felt
'em Sabre 1851 in gimeriia anfdfiig.
ybm ipurbe Dom popit Plus X ipssen
siner DsuDisnfs um bic aatheltl&sl
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aleiue lSOli5einadjridten.

- Der So ,idbrise Srbn DoipIina
151 Sit Iinits Strabe, irurbs seiteru
9lbenb an b.r gttten uni Gin Gtra'
BE, po sr isinsr 9lusabe na9 pom 5iuej
ibm uubsianHtsn Mdrnetn angsbaI'
ten unb nisbH 5sibiaeen iuorbsn mar,
in baIbtepubi,oiem 3uiicnbe aufss'
funben unb psy 2tutopatrol 4 nah ben
Stabtboipita ssihidt.
- Or. $. 9abts, 542 Glart Stra-
bs, melbete t,r poliasi. bab ibm isin
sorb quio i'm Wsrtb bon $400, bas
Dor feinsr Sii;cs jtanb, eefipblen nor,
ben iei. gb,nio betlast Sarrp g.
Rosor. 921 DpobIaipn 9lpenue, ben
9erlui i,inRs $500 SubiOn 9lutos.
oas ibm ssiieEn 4benb an Der Sisbsrs
ten uno 1llnut Strab. fortsenom'
men p0rbsH iif.
Jrau suiie 9ritt, cine 3immer ;
psrmistbsrin BON 6O5 Nkf gdk
e.rabe, bsyihisis Der grli5ei, bub fis
Don einsm sttpa 65sjabrisen Wdnne,
Der Elm 3inmer Don ibr srlunsie, mi.
eirem psy.5loisn Gkd fir $500 bes
ftJpinbslt porben fei, Der Gauntr
bssablt $3.50 fir bas 3immer nit
bsm Gbst, .rbisIt $1.50 b.raus uno
perihtpnno
= 06tr.nb bes ge'.ris.u Sases
purbsn bsy poliSei nod bic iolsenSei
DiebitGbI, semelbei: Bon Sarrp
Gallagher. 1925 Sopnienb Strabs.
cine llhr aub sipei glinss. i'm Wsrtbe
BON $40 : Don alb. @ilenstp. 927
Oit WcNilan, Elm 3psirab i'm Der.
tie DON $25. - Bon drsb 0iron.
BOG Gin Strabe, Elm 3peirab i'm
Dertbe Ron $50. - Bon Warp Gang.
23o Bsft So. Gtrabs. Carthage. eiEc
llbr i'm Usrtbe bon $25.
- grnan Saplor, Elm Jarmer pon
Ga grunos, ap., ipurbs gsiiern @ors
mittoo bsi ieiner antunfi auf bem
eittle Miami gabnhof BON sipsi 9aus
.rnfdneun in Sanb seuommen. Die
!bm 3usrft oie anseblids Reiibens b.s
sr qrGijoenten 9aft seisten uno
,ann I'm isine gaarf9df! i'm gstrass
,ou SIS srlsihterter.
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itnfdae.

= CLARA Gsbert, 1857 Spring Str,
ipurbe geitern 9tbenb an Der Spcampre
unb Woobtparb Strabe bon bem 9luto
Der Jrau 3. 3. 9lrnoIb, Tabiion
Eits, gopington, ap.. nieberssraunt,
Tam aber sliidlihsr DeiIe NIT .eidten
Uerlebunsen bupon. Grau @rncIo
bradte iie suerit nad einem 4rSt unb
bann nad 6auie.
- Die beiben 4nitrei1er Wn. @ils
Iispie unb 2esIie Simptins, 4011
!Sopple Strobe, fielen eeitsrn gla6s
mittas, als iie an bem 9auis no. 800
Rortb Crescent glpenue beId1ftigt
paren, nit bem SGnseseriift, auf benz
iie iid befanbsn, aus elmer SObe bon
Is Jub auf ben 9pben. Gillespie ers
lit cine erbebIi6e @unbe am 9opfe,
pGbrenb Simptins bas re1te Subges
lent brad. geibe lpurben suerit Don
Or. Mit6sn in gebanbluns senoms
men unb barr per 4utppotrol Z mad,
bem Gtabtbpipital sefdidt.
WGbrsro Der berittene 4}oliaiTt
Sarrp Martin ssitern Nadmittas na9
bier llbr in WIabiionuiIle einen ftilIen
5eueraIarm bsantiportete, toIlibirte sr
nit einem aOblsuipasen, Der uner!par>
tet aus elmer Ssitenitrabe tam, unb
ipurbe nit FOLDER Wu&t ubsefporfsn.
bab er bemubtlos liesen bIieb. patrols
auto 6 bratte ibn na1 bem Stabts
SoIpitaI, mo ss iid berausiiellte, Dab
sr cine fdpsrs aopfpunbe uub aud
ionitise 9erIsBungen erIit.en batts, be-
rem 2raspeite nod ni4t feitseitslIt
iperoen tonnt,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-25
Neue 1reibriefe
6rbalten bic llniperiitdt nnb bic Se1
Hiide SodifjHle in @dridau.

Berlin "a. alueuit. suf BRAT.
!oiam @ege Hab SapuiQe.) 8enerl I
non 9cieler, Der 8eneraIgoupernear
Ger beiesteu 2beile 9SoIens tat, MT:
Die lleberiee.N .Nafridneingentur nel.
bet, Ger llniperiitat ioipie Der le1ni.
id,en SotidaiIe in @arid)au nei.t
Srei6rieie selrdbrt, in Scnen iinicu
ireic elltipideIi,ra Der 9ebrtbGtigfeit
ino llnnbbdneisfeit Der @enpaltllng
sugei.nnbeu mirb. Ger 0oupernenr er,
lieB Die foleerSe Grtldr,ins bc5ilslidJ
Der uniberiitat:
sTie grofeiioren iotpie Die StuSie.
reirSen iperben IN 3ufunft chne 1raSs
ben srobten giier i'm ipiTsnidaft-
liben Stiioiiim auf Der @runolage
elmer nntionnIen Sprade mno natiu.
nalen Civilization befilnben Die fir
Die pereiniaten Boiler beitimmt iino.
gln bic ssdniIde 5OtfhuIs fdritb
Der General:
Die uneripariete 3una6m. In te:
3abl Der Stubisrenbsn, Benefit, mel.
DIE Wi4tisteit IN tisf.m aanb. Der
te6niidsn gusbilbuns beigsmeifsn
pirb unb tbut fernsr bar. bab bi.
abiitten, lpslde sur Wisb.rsrSffnuns
Der 5shniiden Sodfduls fiibrtsn,
anertsnnuna sefunben baben. lin
poIsn iuisb.r aufjuri9tsn unb Sans
bel unb eiDilifaiion i'm aanbs ipies
eer aufsubausn IN ,s notbipenbig
tiidtiss Sngsnieure unb arditei!sl
bsransubilb.n.1
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Dersiftet

Wurbt bem neueiten @es
I'll DIT 3ufoIse Graneiseo
@ilIa BON japanif den
Mr5t.
Gbibuabua gitp. Msr., "a.
Queuit. - Gin japaniidsr 2lrot Ras
mems ROoto, bebaupist bab er ben
sob @ila's perurfa6i babe, inbem er
bem gunbitenbdupIins. ben er dr5ts
lid Su bsbanbsln poreab. @ift beis
bro6is. 9ieTe Wadr ipurbe an Done
neriias bon ben bieiisen 3eitungsH
psr0fisntliat.
Rad gila's 9obs iollen, ipie Der
japaniide 4rst bebauptet. bic iibris
gen @ila Jiibrer barum eepirislt
baben. per iih nun als 9iaa ausses
zen iple unb bds Cos fiel ansebli9
aui Sb,rit gaca. Der @iua febr dbns
lid iisbt. llm einsr GntbulIuns bss
9etruss Dorsubeussn, foII 8aca ftets
BON elmer 2sibndhe unesben isin,
pelde bic gemeinen SoIbaten in GEE
mefensr Gntfsrnuns bdli. Or. RObto
bebuuptst, bab sr Dilla brei Wonats
lang @iii beibrahts. BIB biefsr tiirS
lid mad ieinsr yiieberlase tei BAR
raj itarb.
40neprofperitdt.
SanGraneisto. "a. ausufi.
- Die bi.Tsen 8dder baben ben
preis Don gfofinen unb Limit
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Sab.n bic GnsIdnber i'm
Golf pom IIeranbretta
y L n

perlpren.
2onbOn, "a. 9lusuit. - O's
abmiralitGt ei.bt betanHt, bab bic
gtbauptuns Der Dsuifden, iis bdtten
Elm sngIii6ss patrouinsnbuoi In Der
Rad6aridaft BEG @oIfs BON alerans
bretia psrisnit, iif Sfpeifslsobne anf
Die 6ritiide armirte Jaht ~3aiba" ts'
sisbt, bic bamit beiddftist mar, qes
decentralization in bem Golf su
psrnitten. Sn .inem iiirtii4en BE-
ridt bsibt ss. baB bier Offt5isr. uno'
19 Wann sefanseu seHommen purs
ben. Wds aus ben iibrisen jiti Sfs
fisieren unb adt Tlunn setporb.n.
III nift bstannt unb iis siirfttn um'3
9eben ge!ommen isin.
S)ier lit isin bsutfher Yeri9t IL
Die Qsrisniuna zines pairouilIerfnri
i'm Golf Dor al.ranSr.ttc bs.anni Z
iporben. Die .3aiba" mar cine sJae q
ppn 10s 5onn.n unb mar por gus
bruh Dss arisos gisenthum bes pn~-
maligsn englifd.H premisrmiHiper
Carl Hoieberrp.
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Nmifen
aon5tntriren q sruppen In
srobsn Wenssn an ber
rumG niTdien Gjrsuat


erobtn Wtnsen an ber
rumdnifdsn@ @ren3e.
aonbon. 25. 9fug. Die RuFsa
ha6en, pie Der .WOrnins p0h4 aus
Subapsit ssmsIbe. pirb, arobs 9rups
psnmaHsn an Der rumdnif1en gren,s
5uiammens3osen, I'm BARD bic Do.
biubfHa na4 guIsarisn ein3ufalItn.
Der .a5 eit" mslbsis aud, bab itarie
rumdniI4e aruppsnmaHsu am llntsrs
lnuf Der TOuau unb am pruib fon,
sentrirt finb.
@ensral Riebtl angebIi&
gemabrtsslt.
Bern. Sapsi3, "a. gluauii. pia
lonbon 25. sluguii. - Qaut siner
Jnnttnbspei4e aus Oelierrei& fon
VensraI Riebel. Der In goers ben
Sbsrbsfsbl fiibrte, oIs bic Gtobi Don
ben Jsalienern trobert ipurbs, BON d,
nsm 2risssstridi in Rlagenfnri sur
lsHtlanung aus benz QsereSneybunb,
Uerluit ieines Rnnges unb {einer pens
! !!loHsoershtiauna peruyttfilt wsrrtn
(eiB ss11 1 a"
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Gfii5ifnt gerhaHoinusen
Der stabt.aommiiidrt BON Newpert, ap., an
"a auauit 1916,

Ter genport Haib Der Stabtaommiiiars
bielt am obieen Datum unier BEN 9orfs Des
Diapors gi1Hlfton ene Spe5nl'SiyuHg ab.
gnipeienb iparen bic GoTritNare; SeruruuH.
Ulc@rea uHo HieieHbera. Cine Neioluti0H
iuurbe aneenommeH, ipondd $4,000 ans bsHI
fsonb fit Observation-Disclosures mad bem GoHb
FIR offeHtlibe 5erfebrsipsge trdnsferri 'perbeu
foleH. ,Serner purbe eine tqefpluton argeI0T'
men. rpoHat soroerungeH gum @efrnes bon
s2431i bepiliei iperbeH Sieralt 8eriaguna.
Ges. u. .. eibingfOu. G1apor.
Gttef.: grtbHr Roib. Neeorber.
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iarb am "a. gugu'i.
Sermann q. Wiueier,

geIiebter Giatie bon glfGGetb gRoefer,' eeb.
6orn. i'm glter BON 50 3abreH 1as eeiten
beadnanis fiHoet iiait ON Snmiina ben 20.
alGlii Gahmiitnas bnlb 8 llbr, bonn 1raucr.
bauie aus, no. PCT gront Strabs, gtaebue.
2ie geerbierrs erioIet air bsm 3mmsrariiD
Frieohoie. It
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Ieiner gltsrn. Die @eerbisuns fin.
bet am Samitas RaHmittas BON
srauerbauIs. 2941 WarfbaI 4penue,
aug itatt.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

such further legislation will build up an adequate
American merchant marine and give us ships which
may be requsiuoned by the government in time of ma
tonal emergency
1--WE utterly opposed to the government owner
ship Of vessels as proposed by the Democratic party
because government owned ships, while effectively
preventing the development OF the American merchant
marine by private capital will be entirely unable
provide for the vast volume Of American freights
and will leave helpless than in the hard
grip Of foreign syndicates'
In denouncing the Wilson-McAdoo Shin Purchase
plan the Republican party is in strict accord with
American sentiment as expressed by associations and
individuals in all sections Of our country
other things favored by the party in its splendid
declaration OF principles That the entire trans
portaon system of country interstate and inra-
state, be put under Federal control; that economy
and national budget shall safeguard the national
revenues that the nations natural shall
conserved; that the civil service shall be protected
and that its gross abuse by the Democratic party shall
be corrected that effective system OF rural credits
shall he established that the rural free mail delivery
system shall be extended and that the damage done
to it shall be repaired speedily possible; that
officials appointed to administer territories shall be
bona hde residents Of such territories that all Fed
eral laws for the protection Of labor shall faithfully
enforced and that and their dependents
shall have the advantage Of vocational education the
rigid enforcement Of a Federal child labor law gen
and comprehensive workmen's compensation
law and an accident compensation law covering all
government employees.
While the suffrage plank may not please those
friends Of suffrage who believe that IL should
come through Federal and not through state action,
it will appeal TO the sentiment Of the nation. which is
that each state should decide for itself whether it de-
siros to enfranchise women The platform declares
unequivocally FOR suffrage. but recognizes the
right OF each State settle this question for it.
self"
"Such our principles such purposes and
policies" the platform concludes. 1--WE close
began. The times are dangerous and the future is
frauGht with peril The great issues Of the day have
been confused by words and phrases The American
spirit, which made the country and saved the Union
has been forgotten by those charged with the respon
sbility Of power We appeal to all Americans, wheth-
naturalized native born, TO prove to the world
that Americans in thought and I'm deed, with
loyalty one hope. inspiration. We call on all
Americans 10 be true TO the spirit Of America to the
great traditions Of their common country and, above
all things TO keep faith
That is something to which oil true Americans can
subscribe without doing violence to their convictions
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Monroe Doctrine we exercise a guard
ianship Of the Western Continents.
Our fiat is law in these continents, as
Secretary Olney once bluntly put is.
on all subjects to which the United
States decides to extend its inter-
position.
Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Lansing have
been willing to renounce this portion
of the Monroe Doctrine so far as their
assurances to the Latin-American
governments generally are concern
ed But they have followed Mr.. Olney
in dealing with Hayti. Nicaragua and
Mexico. Pan-American Statesmen
are, therefore, on edge to see what
the Administration will say when it
is called to account by General Car
rama for a plain violation of the
Pan-Amercanism-for an undeniable
infringement OF Mexican sovereignty.
Some members Of the McAdoO dele
cation which recently visited South
America are credited with spreading
the report that the Latin American
governments generally are i'm sym
pathy with Mr.. Wilson's Mexican pol
icy. But this is a clear misrepresen-
tatiOn OF Latin-American sentiment.
Latin America is very nearly united
If not absolutely united in wish
ing to limit the right Of the United
States TO intervene in Latin-American
affairs. This was shown very re-
Gently when our government yielded
to pressure from the diplomatic rep
resentatives Of Argentina. Brazil.
Chilli Uruguay, Guatemala and Bo-
livia, and recognized Carranza as
Provisional President Of Mexico.
Carranzas latest note to Washing
ton presents an argument whose force
all the Latin-American governments
recognize. 1t is unanswerable. once
the principles of the projected Pan
American compact are conceded to be
valid. Mr. Wilson and Mr.. Lansing
have subscribed to those principles.
They have done much more. They
have fathored a Pan-American treaty
which II ratified. would bind the
United Statesl so far as Intervention
in the affairs of its American neigh
bors is concerned, to become merel,
single unit. with a single voice. in
a congress Of twenty-one American
powers. In that congress we should
inevitably he outvoted on every ones
tion on which our interests NIGH
happen to clash with the interests oi
the smaller Latin-American States.
What the Latin-American world is
most interested to know is how the
President can frankly answer Car
ranza's questions without at the same
time repudiating what he has beer
doing in the way Of promoting a Pen.
American alliance which will guaran-
tee the political independence anC
territorial integrity Of all the nations
entitled to enter it,
Evening journal., 1916-06-09
Bull takes SWIM
IN The c. & D. Canal

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY. Del, June g.
"a large number of people Of this
place are employed at the proiectile
plant below New Castle J. Amos Col
Inns has obtained a position as a ma
chinist at the plant A number OF To-
cal machinists are employed
Mrs. George Sauerwein and her
brother, Albert Hemphill. expect to
leave here next week for the Canal
Zone, Panama, where they will join
Mrs. Saeurwein's husband, who is en-
gagged in engineering work there.
After fishermen had not been al
lowed to tie up at the Fort Delaware
wharf word has been given that it
will be all right for the fishermen to
tie up there hereafter. The fisher
men use this wharf as a fishing base.
Work is expected to be started in
a short time on strining the overhead
wires between here and DObbinsville
for the overhead service, which is to
be restored as soon as possible.
Louis Sklut, a cattle dealer, of
Wilmington, had considerable trouble
getting a bull from farm near here
to this place yesterday. The bull
swan i'm the canal here three times
before its drivers were able to get
it under control.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09
Mexico and Pan-Americdnism
Trom De New York Tribune.l

The Administration is reluctant 10
answer General Carranza's note not
so much because it is unwilling to
make an issue with Carranza's totter-
ing government as because of the ef-
feet OF a candid reply on Pan-Amer-
lean sentiment. Mexico offers a test
case for the new theory of Pan-Amer-
icanism which Mr.. Wilson and Mr..
Lansing have been exploiting. Havti
offers a second test case. and Nicara-
qua a third. Every Pan-American
diplomat IN Washington and every
Latin-American Foreign ONCE is
therefore anxiously waiting for Mr..
Wilson's answer. The good faith Of
the Pan-American policy, which the
State Department has been preaching
and trying to embody in an interna-
tional treaty will be tested by what
the President has to say IN justlfca-
tion of his invasion Of Mexican soil
and his violation OF Mexican SOW
oreienity
The Administration has indicated
its willingness TO enter into a Pan
American alliance which is to guar
antee in perpetuiy the political in
dependence and territorial integrity
of all the American States. Existing
governments are even TO be sustain
cd against domestic revolution. This
program suits the LATINA American
States Il nullides a corolary of the
Monroe Doctrine, which has been most
distasteful to them. For il the
United States becomes party 20 a
American concert the first prin-
ciple Of which is the maintenance Of
the sovereignty and independence Of
an the American republics it can no
longer perform the obligations which
it must assume to European nations
when 10 limits their right to seek
redress for injuries done their sub
iects i'm such Latin-Amorican States
as fall a prey to revolution and
anarchy.
Under a Pan-American agreement
such as Mr. Wilson and Mr. Lansing
are advocating Hayti would he im-
mune from American Intervention. II
the Administration were willing TO
act as IL talks. II would long since
have recalled our marines from Hayti
control of whose finances and gov
ernmont we have no other warrant
save that Of our duty under the Mon
roe Doctrine to police the disorderly
countries OF Latin America
We have been exercising a political
protectorate over Nicaragua for sew
cral years. We have invaded Mexico
twice since 1914, and have been inter-
voning IN her political affairs ever
since the beginning of the Wilson Ad-
ministration. Our only excuse for in
torvening i'm the affairs Of other
American nations (and it is a per-
fectly valid excused is that under the
Evening journal., 1916-06-09
TO end Catarrhal
Deafness and
Head noises

Persons suffering from catarrhal
deafness and head noises will be glad
10 know that this distressing aiflic-
ton can usually be successfully treat
ed al home by an internal medicine
that i'm many instances has effected
complete relief after other treatments
have failed Sufferers who could
scarcely hear a watch tick tell how
they have had their hearing restored
10 such an extent that the tick of
watch was plainly audible seven or
eight inches away from either ear.
Therefore. IN you know of someone
who is troubled with head noises or
catarrhal deafness, cut out this form
ula and hand it to them and you will
have been the means of saving some
poor sufferer from perhaps total deaf
ness. The prescription can be pre-
pared at home and is made as fol-
lows:
Secure from your druggist I OF.
Parmlnt double Strength. about Is
cents worth. Take this home and add
10 il u pint Of hot water and oz. Of
granulated sugar; stir until dissolved.
Take one tablespoonful four times a
day.
Ialmlnl rs uSeu lH NhlS way nol
only TO reduce by tonic action the in
fammation and swelling In the Eus-
tachian Tubes. and thus to equalize
the air pressure on the drum, but TO
correct any excess OF secretions in
the middle ear. and the results il
gives are nearly always quick and
effective.
Every person who has catarrh in
any form should give this recipe a
trial and free themselves from this
destructive disease.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

and property Of our citizens. and that
he intends to see to it that our po-
lice officers do their full duty in en-.
forcing the ordinances, without par
tiality or favoritism. In this the
Mayor will have the hest wishes and
cooperation of all law-abiding aud
progressive citizens. The News will
be found in the forefront in support
of the Mayors efforts for the better.
ment of conditions in our city.
Mayor Jones is a fel-equipped bus.
mess man, has had several years eX-
perience in handling municipal af-
fairs, and we bespeak for him a sue.
cessful administration as Mayor Of
Salisbury.