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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-15

as may be demAndea 49,
ctes of the situation. s
A rather unique foG11
ance in song and dfal6
OF the members Of the Z IN
tertainers," an OfgAutm1Al
young folks OF Barton He1
the direction OF Geo. g.
Their various "stunte's WGE
of much enjoyment 70 the sn
ence present. H. ssiss
The address Of the e441
delivered by Col. jennings &.4Ne
the subject of "Preparo6m~
address was Of very hi9h ~
contained a vast amount o&sz
information, of much intof1~
present time A. rising VOTE u:
was rendered Col. Wise by "a b
bers of the association for ~
did message.
An announcement. which 10
ceived with a chorus Of 9p'
was made by the Rev. 0e0ons
Kemper, chairman OF the eys4
ment committee. that arranf
are being made for a picntC
given at an early date for
joyment of the members OF -
ISOLATION and their families. u
Several members of the Wets
Suffrage League OF Vfrginte Y,
present at the meeting. ana a1srl
est appeal made in their bessIA
Miss Mary Houston, which VI
cordially received.
President w. s. Petit preside 81
the meeting. with r. r. Bates, z
secretary. The association no
a membership of over 900. Tk0p(
regular meeting will be held tleu.
ond Tuesday night in septemtsne
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-15
GLYNN PRAISES VIII SON
NEUTRALITY IN KEYNOTE
{ BY International News Service. }


St. Louis. Mo-. June l4.-Ex-Goy-
ernor Martin II. G!ynn of New York.
In his Keynote speech" as temporary
chairman of the Democratic conven-
ton here today laid principal en-
phssis on President Wilson's main
tenance of neutrality.
He said the United States now faces
the third great crisis OF It's history.
and the paramount issue In this cleo
ton will be whether the course the
country has pursued in this crucial
period Is to be continued. The mem
bers of the convention. he said, hold
the following Ave truths to be self
evident:
FIRST: That the United States is
constrained by the traditions OF its
past. by the logic of its present and
and by the promise OF its future 10
hold itself apart from the European
warfare, to save its citizens from
participation in the conflict that now
devastates the nations across the seas.
Second: That the United States
in its relations with the European
belligerents must continue the policy
that II has pursued since the begin
ming of the war, the policy of strict
neutrality in relation to every war
ring nation. the policy which Thomas
Jefferson defined as rendering to all
the services and courtesies Of friend
ship and praying for the re-esta blish-
ment Of peace and right
Third: That save where the lib-
critics. the territory or the substantial
rights OF the United States are In
vaded and assaulted. It 10 the duty
Of this nation to avoid war by every
honorable means.
Americas Contribution.
fourth: That II 10 the duty Of the
United States Government to main
tain the dignity and the honor OF the
American nation and in every situa-
ton to demand and secure from every
belliEerent the recognition OF the
neutral rights of its citizens.
Fifth: That because the President
Of the United States has asserted these
principles and pursued these rinciples
and pursued these policies the Ameri-
can people must support hin. with
that these principles and policies may
be known to all the world. not ~ the
opinion as an individual but a. the
doctrine and faith OF loyal and unit
ed nation"
Neutrality, Mr.. Glynn continued. 10
Americas contribution 10 the laws OF
the world. President Washington was
the first man to prom unce neutrality
a rule OF International conduct, de-
caring the doctrine In April, l7sS.
Thirty years later, he said. Prime
Minister CANNING In tina BFitish Parisa-
ment pointed to this American policy
Of neutrality as model for tho world.
Because Of this policy Of i.outrality.
Mr.. Glynn asserted. Warrington was
hooted by 10000 persons. Alexander
Hamilton was stoned almost to death,
John Jay was burned In efIlsy. Thomas
Jefferson was called a spins less polt-
room and Lincoln pictured NJ n craven
Mr.. G1vnn went into HISTORICAL de-
tails to prove that President Wilson,
stands just ~wherc other Presidents
have stood with respect to neutrality.
Standing hare with the eyes Of the
nation upon this convention. with the
cold light OF reason. the piercing
shafts Of logic streamint upon all
tlant W HAyExay Or DO. I declare. with
history - my witnAa0 and With fact
- FlT6fG
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-15

in ST. Louis are OF Robert l. Henry.
of Texas. chairman Of the important
House of Representatives. Committee
on Rules: William jennings Bryan,
who 10 not. for the first time In many
years either a delegate or an alternate,
but reporter OF the proceedings. as
he was In Chicago: Secretary Baker.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-15
Will TRY TO BRING
1917 MEETING HERE
DIR. LEWIS TALK is MISSED
Health Oniccr Not in city and Docs
Not Address Conven1on-Profes-
sof Rcnouard Gives Interesting Lee
lures on Emhalming.
ToDAY's PROGRAM.
$50 O'clock.

aw~sHs
1oDAdo rN'fA"
$50 O'Clock.
Professional suxRestions by mem
bers Of the association.
Address DR.. W. Plecker, state reg
tstrar.
Report OF COMMITTEES on legislation.
Discussion OF miscellaneous matters.
Lecture, Professor Renouard.
o..n ,,~,,<,,,
report OF committees
Election OF omcers.
Eiection OF oelesates TO natlonai
convention.
Recommending three members TO
the governor Tor appointment OF one
member on the state board OF En-
balming.
Seiection OF next place or meeting
Unnnisned business.
Lecture. Professor Renouard
me virginia Funerai directors AS
sociation, at It's afternoon session yes
terday. passed resolution WHEREBY
enortS Will be made TO bring the 1871
convention OF the national organiza-
ton to Richmond In OCTOBER, 1917.
Delegates to the national convention
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-15
BURGLARS AT BRoOKNrk'
Homes OF W. II. Walker and
White Entered and Robho

Brookneal, Va, June H. 4 4,
glars entered the homes Of Mr..
Walker and Mr.. Jere White, boz i,
Gated on Virginia Avenue, took H. =
trousers into another room. On ~
the contents, which in Mr..
were keys to his feed and seed -
and near SIS in cash. Mr.. -
had IS and keys to his grocery
taken.
After completing the work II
home. the thief or thieves proct
to use the keys to enter the stotu.
Mr.. Walker. The cash dr4werx
opened. but only a small ana
found. So far nothing Of valuoS;
been missed or any clue to the Il
berry been gained. n =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-15

OF the War Department, who went to
st. Louis, 1t Is generally believed. as
the personal representative Of Presi-
dent Wilson: Joseph e. Davies. of the
Federal Trade Commission. and until
recently chairman Of the commiseio n,
and Charley White, the famous referee,
sergeant alarms OF the convention.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-15

At the top of the accompanying pic
ture the group shows /, Secretary
McAdoo; 2. Senator willard Salisbury.
OF Delaware. and 3, Joseph E, Davies.
OF the Federal Trade Commission. dis
cussing Democratic policies. The other
pictures. snapshots" of prominent
Democrats at the national convention
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-27

bon psrIonen iparen. ipelde fie abges
i1idt baben. Gs liegt cine propaganpa
bon einigen 9euten Dor, bic NIT bemers
ienstpsrtbsr GefaidIi9teit 4 beriu9en,
einbrud auf unerfabrsne Ssnatorsn
unb Republttaner 5u md6en."
Odmit ipirb ss nStbig, ben 9errn
Ssnator gu iiberSeusen, bab bic pros
tsits Ght iinb uHb 5u bieiem 4ebuie
empfeblsn mir, bub Sober obne Nus
nabme Ii9 nod bsuts biniebt unb sinsn
Brief on ben Senator i6idt, iporin
ibm seiast fpiro, bab er nibt bic Sc
iinnuns isiner 9onititusnteu reprdiens
tirt unb NIT ibr au rednen baben
pirb, psnn sr fir einen aries sessn
9euti6lanb ftimmt. gluf jeben 5all
III eriidtIid, baB Der Depefheniturn
ssipirtt bat. Sas CUTE Wert mub
fortgeIsbt tperbsn. @sr nod ni9t ses
i9rieben pber telesrapbirt bat, tbue
bas ioiort. Dos 1T bic einaise @eiIs,
ben prdibentsn sur 9ernunft gu brin>
gen.
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9ie Sdredeusbe in
aesppteH.
g u q a n o.

y 9 O No.
Seit U1onaien tommen isine aiis
ib.ntiIGen Ra1ri9ien aus esppisn.
Gin ioeben aug 2lieranbria bier sir'
gstrofiensr S9fpsiSer. Der trob itinsr
NaiionalitGt erit in Gsppien bann auf
Der Ssimfahrt in Como als .Spion1
bic @onnen Der Gntsnisterier eeioitst.
ipeib absr 8inss au beriHisn, bic lsis
Der bartbun. bab bic ungldubli6.H
8srbdltniFie I'M ytilldnoe nod INNER
fortbauern. Rad ipie Dor rssisrt in
Ggppien bic auitraliitbt Solbntesto,
Dor Der bic sneliiden 8eb0rben faIt
bisfslbe Jur9t baten ipie bic iibrissn
Guropder unb bic ginstboreren. llnb
mas bieiss Rssimsnt beb.utei, srbtIit
taraus, bab bic aniiraIier unb bic ihs
nen lpeienspsripdnbten aanabier iibsrs
ipisgenb GalseneeIinbel, sntladene
3u6tbdusIer unb 2eute 6bnIi6en ad'
libers finb. aber lpie bic Dines lies
gen, III jebts aanonsnfutter, ipob,r ss
aud tomms. ben Gnsldnbern rsdi.
Gi, Spesidlitit bisisr .sruppen" 6ss
itsbt BARN, baB lie fid Gag unb gladt
bsirinten, bic Gtraben bnrhtorleln, in
CAFES unb geitauranis brinsen unb
ii4s tpObl isiu lofTeH, ipcrnuf Tie fi9
smpfsblsn, obne su bssablen. Der
Mirtb fam frDb fsin, fpenn er nidt.
ipis ss 5abllofsn GrisGtn unb Jtalies
nsrn ersins Cois itaIieniI&en Derbiin'
bsisn baden es niht piel btfsr ale bic
DsrbaBten @rishsn), NIT Weferiii4sn
iraitirt pirb. Sebr libel trgins ss
f.insr,sit psrf6isbentn eris@iiden ga
milisn hi Der gaabe bes BON bOben
sngIif9en Offisisren bsirobnten Winb.
for 6pteIs. Sbre Wl0btI iDurbtn auf
bic Strdss ssirorfrn aub bort sum
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inbem iis oud bic Der. Staatsn mSqs
libit unabbGnsis BON NusIanbe lnadjf.
Was iiber ben infsrnationaIen Waas
rsnperiebr aIs QuslIs bes Reidtbums
gsfagt uub aud beipifIen iporben III,
bat ieine anpsnbuns auf bic 3uitdnps,
bic Der aries sefhaffen bat. gpsnu
anbere adnbsr nidts BON uns iauisn
tOnnsn, neil ibneu bic biersu nStbigsn
WsitteI febIsn, miifsn mir bemssmab
aud unfere GintGufs i'm gluslano be-
| If4rdnien. SelbitperitdnbIi1 Tou bas
nit nidt sinem uniinnissn S9ubspn
bas Wort serebet iein, bab mir 36ns
auf Wdaren lessn, ipe5ieq auf Rob
itoffe. bic mir aus natiirli1en llrias
den niht probuSirsn f6nnen, ober ntdi
anudbernb 10 bilis ipie bas glusldnb,
aber foipsit uniers natiirliten Bebins
gunssn es ssitottsn, biirfen mir nidts
pom 4uslano be5iebsn, ipas mir TsIbit
beritellen iOnnsn.
Sn folder Nsiie fpnnen mir uns
sum eroben Sbeil, aber niht poIIit6ns
big, Dor ben psrbdnsuibpoIIen sJoIasn
il6er itellen. gJds mir ipeiier thun
miifsn ,bsitsbt in Der Si9erung rtr
Utdrtte auberbalb Guropas. Sft bies
fen bdben mir iebt burd ben gefis I'm.
Ierer 9olbporrGtbs einen 0ortbeil. Der
|uniiberipinblih 1T. Die elropGif4en
Sdnoer iperbtn niht mebr In Der Gage
Ieir, ben IiibamsritaniIden unb afias
tifden 9Gnbern ben lanefriitigen &res
Bit gu setpdbren, Der Inbebinet noths
iperbis TT. I'm nit pisien in 5dnbeIss
Derfsbr 3u tretsn. Damit iinb mir Der
Gorge entboben, lpie mir aGufer fir
ben lleberflub unf.rer inbuftrielIsn
Gr5euenife finbsu unb it6nbise Be
i6dftisuns fir uuisre @rbeiter srIans
gen tSnnen.
I'm uniers Golobsitdnb, fpeit.r 5u
'ideru. 1T es audi cine brinaenbs
pfliht, uns bon Gnslanb In geSua
auf ben Ssetransport unabbanaia All
MAIDEN Der uns iabrli9 on bic 800
WlilIion.H Dollars Golb .ntsiebt, Inc
BEN mir eine 6onoeIsmnrins aufbautn.
Wenn oas nidt bur9 pripdtss adpitol
aefdlisbt, 10 mub ss permiiielIt itaats
Iider Subiibtn bspsrifteIIiet iperbsn.
Wenr bas alIss ssftiebt, baben mir
ppa Der 3ltiunfi nidts 81 fiir6isn.
uber mir ie6eH eiuer fdipsren 3eit enta
aeger. tpsnn mir Worean &c 60. ees
iiattsn, peiterbir .ipie .s Biz iebi ses
iheben III, bic Gelbsr Der Der. Giads
ten Gnslanb 3ur gerfiisuns gu iisIlen.
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bsit 1T aud bic erIaubnib, bic Der
prGfibeni aauffabrern ertbeilt, iid ges
gen adpsrung 3u ipebren. Das III
taum ipsniger ais cine Gufforbtran9,
yBiberitanb Su lsiiten. 9ieIe 8sIdrdns
tunsen raubsn au6 Der ertlGruns,
bab paifasisrs, bic ii4 auf aaufEbs
rern bsfinbsn ,tpel9e Don Der Rseies
rllng beauftrast iinp, sauabOOte 5il
perienten, allen @nipru6 auf ShuB
perlieren, jseliben Wertb.
NSir biirften ippbl in Der @nna9.ns
ni4t febl geben, bab bieie GrtlGruns
oes Giioenten na9 Berlin teleera'
pbirt porbsn 1T, um bsm amsritanis
fdeu 8Oti9aitsr baislbit ais 2eitIas
ben in ieinsr llutsrbonbluns gu bies
nen. 9as Iabt bic M0sli9tsit of
fen. bab Die bsutihe Resisruns gu Ell
ner 8eritdnbiguns nit benz prGiipens
ten gelanet, tnbem perI9iebens Stellen
in Der Grtldruns mobifiSirt perosn.
Ods barf man aus bem 8runbe err
ipurten ,bab Der Yrdiibent 5audbppie
aIs bereati9te &risssipaffs ansrtennt.
Die beuti9e Regierung fam Jpn bar
auf nufmertfam MAIDEN, bab bic Sd
bigteit zines 9au9boots, als &riegss
I4iff peripenbet gu ipsrben, gum srps
ben SbeiI, ipenn nidt sdu3lt6 uufge5
boben ipirb. iobaIb sr einem Sans
Delsi4iff seitattet, isinsr aaptruns
Wiberituno gu leiiteu. Sem qrdlts
oenten iit fi9srli9 ni9t unbstaEnt,
bub bas 8olterreft bic geitiidung
bon Sanbelsi6iffsn nidt srldu6t, lin
iidb qesen arisssIdiffs, fonbsrn se9sn
piratsn unb 5reibeutsr gu lpebren
unb ipts Der prdiibent ielbit 3ugi6t,
trifft bide ge5eianuns nidt uaf
Sau6bopte All.
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9ie seiitunsen SeutidJlanbs i'm
llrtbeiIe SHiuebens.

Der S@tpebs Sobu elis 6Ds.
berg. Wlugiiier Der WbiIoipybie,
bat in Stodbolm ioebsn cine Or
belt YWesbolb mug Deutialano
iiegen" srffeiu.n IaHen. Wir Der.
Dffsntli9es baraus bas JOIsenbs; I;
Die Rtb.
.0ab Der bsuti4e Soloat nit sDels
benmutb tdmpit, bsbarf taum Der Ser
porbsbuns. Sd babe fpGbr.nb meu.s
Iufsnibalts in DeutfhIanb, Der I4
auf msbrers Ronate sriirsti,, oft Ge.
Isgenbsit ssbabt. NIT SOlbaisn 81
ipredsn. Der Grnit bes ariesss unb
sIsid5.itis bi. Siesssssipibbeit ipiss
geli ii6 m ben Weiiatern Der Solba.
ten pisbsr. GIsi4pobI finbsi man mir
geHDs 9odmuib; aud befhimpfi Der
beuif6e SoIbat feline Geener ni9t,
unb sbsnfo Iino In Der prsf. 0eutIhs
lambs nismals Gebdfisieitsn su Ieien.
ga, bic sapferteit Der fransoIiidgH
Solbaten unb beren fpnitigs auisn
Gigsni6aften fperben in unparteitjher
9Ieiis sslobt. Dds aIlss nenns id rits
ierlib, Wis iOa man aber bemsesens
iIber bic aiissn nnb GGimpftpprie Der
GuieHtsprsffs sessn bi. Deutfhsn bes
5ei4usn sesen Sploaten, bic einen
aries 70 bumun fiibren, ME er nur gee
fiihrt perbsn tdnn2
Die arObsn Gprifdriite, bic bic
2Baffeninbuitris in Deuifdlanb &c.
ma6t bat, iinb besriinbst in bem bO6sn
Stonb Der bsutfHen WiHenfhdft. lns
ter ibrsr UsithiIfe bat 9elitf6ldnb
aanDnsn bsritslsn t1nnen, tpie fis 5iSs
Der iein Doll nadSubilbsn permo9t
bat. gs brdudt MIR baran erinnert su
iperben, bab bsrporrdgenbe WilitGrtris
titsr In ben neitrdlsn 21nbern outrit
gar niht an bos WprbonbeHfein Der
Az 3entimeters s0ei9iibs glauben mol,
ten, neil .s mad ibrsr @niidt uusges
idloFen mar, ioIde srOben Worier 5u
transportiren, unb neil beim Deuerges
ben bic aonitruiiion nift fart senus
i.in tDnnts. Tad benz Ga1 bon ants
iperpen inbes Bat ipobl riemanb rebr
an benz gorbanbtnfein Der 42s3sntis
meter .W1rier nnb an ibrsr aroft sez
sipeifsIt. Dant fsiner Snstnisurtnnit
tonnte 9eutl6lano aud llnteriebcott
bsrifeuen, ipie re in sleid btrporrds
aenbsr QuaIit1t na45ubilbsn teiHem
aanb selunseu IT,
gon befonoers probem @epitt fiir
cine gliiflide roihe sliisfiibriiig Der
ariegsoperntionen Der 3entralnidtte
lit Der llnitanb, bob Gcunflano uno
Seiterreif ltrgarlt nneinanoer gren.
Sen uno RubIdno bon ieiuen @erbiin.
beten trennen.. TeutihIano fam Scnf
ieinem bor5iigIi4 ni,seebtloeten ei.
ienbabnnes Truppen fdnea bon ar
oeren Steaungen an bebrctte piiiitte
id)i6en ober on GteIIen, no bic Git.
id,eiouns gefut)t ipirb. wenn rnnii bc.
benft, bab, ipie In TeatihIano err.
5ibIt tpirb, In feds Tagen 8ipei wtii.
lionen poIlitdnbig ousgebilbete Eriip.
pen Die Tbeinbriiden pniiirt baben,
70 iiebt man eiii, bob cine yltntsrap'
piriing" iebr fdyuell mogIif lit utio
fiir5er 3eit mebrere 9lr.
bon MubInno naf Granf.
reid Obsr umssiebrt DON Uruniss!9
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pie Greunbe bes graTbenten,
tDabri4einlid aud biefer ielbIt, iinD
aufs o04ite entriiitet. Sieie Butb
ridtst Ii6 segen bic 4bIenber bon De-
pei6en, ipel9e ben &Onsrsb erfu6en,
eiHen arieg nit Deutfhlanb ni9t gu
eeitdtten. 4fs bic eriten Oepsihen
eintrafen, bo6nld6elten bic 6rsunos
bes prdftbenten iiber ben @eriu6, ben
9onersb ssgen ben prdfbsnten gu Bee
stnflufen. Sept laden fis niht msbr.
Sie fino entriiitet uno gsdnsftist, benn
bic 9epei9en fommeN 70 maTn6dft
an, rois Das nod ME in stnem glsi6en
Sane erle6t fpprben III. Die ao9ne
bieuer bes prdfiOentsn broben nit eis
nsr llnterfu6uns iiber bic 8eranitals
Ter bes 9rotsites. giner Der am laus
tefien fdreit, 1T unfer Sendtor Bone,
rene. Siefer ldbt fi6 tpie ,folst pers
nebmen:
r4ne InSeihsn tpeiien bdrauf Din,
1db bic Sepefhen aus Sbio ni6t Der
1ieIHungsausorud oer pisleH zauisues
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y g | n b + a seantpOrist
nnb ertIdrt, bab bic Ser. Siaat.n in
ben ausen Guglanbs ni6t ms6r ssIten,
als bic Reser-Republit 2ibsria. gDas
ptro Der prdiibeni oasu iaeen pbsr
fpirb sr iiberbuupt etpas iaeen9 Gr
bat ii6 feds WOnats 3eit selaIsn, ebe
e. eine gei4peroe an England ridtste.
Damn bat er feds WOnate auf sins
Intrport getpartet. Sebt Dirb er
nidts fasen, bis Der ariss Ooriibsr lit.
glnbers tpGre es setpeien, penn Der
Taa Deutidlanb betrOffen bate.
Sdnn bate er i4On Idnsit sebpnnert.
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SOnnrrstas, ben q. gpril 1916.
Das Qptum fiir henrh snrt

Das gOtum fir Senrp Gorb
mar niht 9rob. @s mare a6er lsbr
grob ssfpefen bdtte bic glsitation flr
feline prdiibentf fhaftsz zaan6ioatur fri.
Der bsgonneu, mas nidt mDsli6 ipar,
neil man bis tura DOR bsm MobItaae
nIdfs bon Joros srfoIgen in ytebragfa
ipuBts. gfber Oieisnissn, bic nidt fir
Joro geitimmt bdben, tperben am
Nabltase teinen 3tpsifel iibria laIlsn,
bab iie einen arisssbessr aIs prdIis
oenten ablebnen.
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qomsrene Sat ais aonpeus

pomerene BAT ais &onpens
tionssOelegat iebr i9Iedt abgddnits
ten. Oas 1T elm Wint nidt Bios fir
biefeH, bab sr a6seipirtbidaftet bat,
ionbern aud fir bic 4nbdnser @iIe
ions. Oiefe periudeu, bic beutf9en
protsitoepeiasn. bic mad Wafbinston
gefdidt iperoen, ols bebeutuneslos fir
bic partei bin5uitenen, neil, ME lie
faeen, Die Deutiheu gu 75 Hro3eHt
Nepublttaner ltnD, bemndd ibre JeinDs
f4aft Wiliun nidts id,aben iSnns.
Sas i6tpaae 9otum fir pomerene
belebrt iie ,oub aud bic Oemotraten
nit Der beuti9feinbli9en pOlitit Dis
ions ,oeifen Sdleppsntrdser pomeren.
III, ui6t eirDerftaubsn iinb.
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gs liegt cine Qemefis
Darin. bag BEL oem 9ombarbenent DON
2opeitoft Der Dampfer .&ing Stes
pben" perfentt unb bic RaNnf6aft ges
fangen geuommen tpurbs, tpeIbe bic
gelubung zines in bic Rorbfee ssfalss
nen 3eppeIins elenbiglid umtomlRen
Iieb. BGrsn Die Deutf fhen gnslGnbsr,
fpiroen lie biefe Sdurten ebenfalls Der
ytoroiee iiberpieien babeH. Oas bringt
aber ein oeutI4er r8arbar" ni6t isrs
tig. Cine 4usnabme tpirb nur gss
ma6t perben, ipenn es sslinst, bic
MDrber DON Der ngaralong" babbaft
au fperben. Oas Walten Der etpiaen
Seredtigtsit, bas fih an ben Saauns
fen pes raing Stepben" srtpiefen Bot,
rpiro pobl bic piraten Don Der .9as
rdlons" da6 erreiaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-27

Bel ma berer Durhfi6 Der
britif6en Rote an ben 3rGIioentsn ers
tennt man crit, pie fred uno berauss
fOroerHO iie if. gHgIunD ertlGrt, baB
ss istne ungeiesIi6en SanblungsN
ni6t einiteQsn ptrb, neil fis ibre
Redtfertisung uls BieOerpsrseltungss
MabregeI gegen 9suti4loHo unb feline
9er6iinOeten finOen unO iDenH bic
Ser. Staatsn Dabur6 gu S9aben
tOmmen, 10 lei Oas enslanO Isbr
sglei6giItig. g8as iust Der sGbnes
fletfhenbe RooIeOslt Der gum Siitsr
Der Re6te Der Der. Staaten beitellte
prdiibent DiIfOn, Der fir ameritanis
ide Re4ts Ifreteube 2poge unb Die
ean5s 8otte gu folder 9eIeiOiguns uno
9erausforberung2 Rad bieier Roie
tDerpen iie fih Der 9eO6a9tung niat
oeri4lieben t0nnen, buB England uns
isre probriten nod mebr osrahtst, ats
unIere Qntibriten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-27

Der Sdtpebs Sobn elis SDs.
berg. Masiitsr Der pbiIoiopbis,
bat in StpdboIm foebtn cine ars
belt yWesbalb muB DeutihIanb
iiegen" erfheinen IaFen. Wir Der
Dffsntli4es baraus bas gOIsenbs:
Die gtb.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-12
Bank Cashier Dies
While at Work on Books

Columbus, Miss, September 11.-(Spe-
cial) -Samuel Douse Harris, one of
the best Known bankers of this entire
section, died this afternoon, following a
stroke Of paralysis in the bank.
Although Mr. Harris had been Ill earlier
in the summer, he reached the bank at
the usual hour this morning, and after
greeting his fellow officials remarked that
he felt fine" He attended a meeting
of the board of directors at 10 o'clock.
and throughout the remalner of the busl-
ness day continued to discharge his
regular duties as cashier. About the
time the bank closed however, he COM
planned of feeling i'll. and DR.. ]. w. Cox,
who has an office in the same building,
was summoned. He realized at once that
the banker was in serious condition,
and lost no time in rushing him to his
home on South Third street, where he
expired before he could be put to bed.
Mr. Harris had for sometime past been
suffering with periodical attacks of some
form Of stomach trouble, but attending
physicians had been unable to correctly
diagnose the disease, and the primal
cause of his death has not been definitely
determined. The deceased was As years
old, and is survived by his widow, two
children and numerous other relatives.
Mr.. Harris was related by ties Of con-
sanguinity to Mrs. Melville Drennen and
Mrs. Eugene Levert Brown of Birming-
ham, and was we'll known in the financial
and social circles of the Magic City.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-12
|GOMPERS APPEARS
BEFORE ENGINEERS
Says Will Do Everything to
Bring About Organization
of Street Carmen

Newark, N. j., September 11.-Appearine
unexpectedly at the opening here today
of the fifth biennial convention of the
International Steam and Operating Engi-
neers. Samuel Gompers. president of the
American Federation of Labor, spoke on
the New York Street Railway strike
I'VE are going to do everything within
the law and within the moral code OF
man to see that the rights of workers
shall be maintained and that the right
to organize shall not be interfered with
by any corporation or individual" he
said. 1t was reported that Mr.. Gompers
had come here to confer with Matthew
Cammerford Of ST. Paul, the national
president of the engineers, on the chances
of the union joining in the general strike
said to be impending in New York.