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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24

i5nrlier Gorlebcn gcboroe, iucl6e
tiir5lid untcr Dem 9ilroI-Grcoit.@c.
Ieb eiugciebt wnrOc, modt 6cfonut
ooB felt eiuiger Belt &crionen I'M
Sanoc 6erumreiien Die iih ais 9ic.
aicrings6comte aisgcbcn, ipeldc Gc-
politen fir oie 6orn Garle6en-
9onfcn iamneln. Cine @arnuna
gliemonoen @eloer sur Siuterlcgtng
III oen genonntcn 9onfen 5u gcben
wilroe bon ser @e60roe oer5fientlidt
neil bis jebt nod feline GepoIiteu en-.
pTangen iuerOen
Stint Beriouen ltm's 2e6en
gcfommen.
Sin iiiOlpdrts io6renoer @oiiogicr-
3ua Scr @enni1loania gd6u fu6r
in ein glitomo6if, oas i'm 9cgriiie
por, bic @clciie ser @a6n in ser
9}d6e bon Berlin @lo, 3u freu5cu.
Ter @igcnt6iiner ocs gfltomobilS,
sSo6n Is. Gnillin, ieiuc 5rolL 3pci
&in0cr in0 Der idmor5e 2enfer oe3
Sraitiuagcns puroen altf Scr Stelc
gctooict Gier iUeitcre atnocr 0eS
ei0cnt6iimerS Ser Mai6ine miiroeu.
idlDcr Dtrlebt nad Dem Salisbury
Spipitol gc6robt, bod lit penigSoff-
nung por6dnoelL i6r 2e6en 81 ret
ten.I
Gr $. 2. &iruea fl6r in Iciucn
gliIto inlgeid6r 90 ynroS 5intcr 0ili!.
fins 0loiAmc lno 0lou6tc, OoB sic
iel6e oie ga6ngelciic Dor Dem 3ugc
gefreujt 6dtte, als er pl0blid fab,
ipie Oas 9(ittomobil bon Dem au6.
i1nger Ser 9ofomotiDc crfoBt uno
beribieoene bunocrt g)oros fortge.
iAleiit muroe. Gin W5oisfcl6 in Scr
yla6e ser lluidQsiteQc Dcr6inOcrte
cine oute 9lnsii9t mo madtc es 6ei-
no6e uunoglid6, oos Seranna6en Der
3iige 81 6emerfen
Scr W}aiAiuilt ocs 8uges gi6t oiL
bic @cidwinoiafeit oeiiel6en nad
Gorihriit bcrnliuOert mo bic ii6li.
den @armngSiignoIe nit ser
Gompfpieife iolpo6l aIs nit Der
@lode acae6en ST 6o6en, ais ser 3ua
iid Der atcu8lug nd6ertc. ST maGtc
ioiort @e6roud bon ser 9}ot6foll-
9rentic, bod fonute ser 3ug erii
nob elmer So6rt BON 1rngefG6r 200
YarOs gum Stc6en acbrobt iuer0eu.
Gon einem 9uGlen getoo.
tet
Sin iDilo geiporocncr guQe berilr-
iadte Sen 700 Don g(ibrcD 9lOons
I'M 9Sircellpide, go. Gieier ipollte
oas S6ier BON eincr ggcioc in cine
anoere bringei ais Scr @uQc i6n
pl06lit6 oiiariff ST. 9loams pnroc
BON Dem Gbicr 3il 9oocn ecporicu
igO ieoer @no6eu IN icincul &6rper
gebroden Ger @eunaliidte erreic6.
te Gin Sitter bon 40 So6reu mo wtro
bon iciner &ittipe uno 0rei ainoern
6etrouert
5eitli6es @etrie6ein 6 am.
brtoge.
Gie glilSitellung 81 Cambridge
puroe inter gutter 9et6eiIigrng Oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24
-2as eaHnIIaItet @0Ii8ftlt am WIuntaa

lns @nnriioiter &olfsfeit ni1itUt
om pa6itcn glontag i'm yGQnitatter-
%arfT iciucu 9(liong. g}od ocu Gor-
bcrcitungcn SIT idlfcBel, melbe iebt
in Dem idoncn Fart oetrofieu wer.
ocn piro Der oGonnitottcr @olfsieit-
@crcin" iiA iel6it ii6crtreffcn. SIN
@arf icIbit iino 70 OieIe gerdnoerirn-
gcn ilno @eridoneruhgcq DorgenonI-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24


Iiitrift GDlumbta.
glnc Sdulcu perocu ocu Inter.
ridt am 9iontog, ben is. Septem.
bcr Uicocr dlfnc6men i'm Sale bon
Sciien Der @ciino6cits .geboroe tel
ne 2tnoromngeu octroffen perocn,
bic cine glcnoerlutg pernnldiien. glur
im Sale oes epioemiihen gluitretens
ser Observation-Disclosures miro
elm 2l1fidu6 ser @roifnuug oerSdu-
len beiiimnt iprroen SHlfs Gu.
perintcnoent fir Sdulen ar1mer,
dnBerte iid, Dob, faQs oic fir oeu
Shilimterriht nSt6igcn @eloer fiir
ocu Ciitrift nidt bis Gnoe Scpteni-
ber bclpiaigt iein miiroeu oemS6ul.
Sniicn iid SdImieriofeitcn in Sen
Nca iicaen piiroen, Sic oQcroings
our6 monatlide S6cilbcpiaiguneen
9cbo6cn loeroen folnten. God mir.
ocn bic Gcuirnl.Nodihiilc, sic &art.
2deu Shule, oie Gun6or.So1idulc
un0 mc6rerc ncueShnlae61uOe ndd.
iIen 9lonat nidt cr6finet mer0en
fdunen Oos gr6nucn ser oltlideu
9odidjule ioiiroe ooun aud Gin Sa6r
aui0eidobct lDerocn niiiiien.
g deioungsfIoge.
glidicr @cuoca q. Sfaiforo ais
2Soriibcnocr oes Giltrifts O6cr.@c-
ridts ms @m. Sdm3c iiir ben 25.
2Iuonit Dor @criht nm flar su lc.
GEN. worum 56ul5c iolonge oie ae.
Gen icine 6rou ou6aneig aemodtc
Sdciouugsllage uidJt entidieOen lei,
icincr 6ran Gtia Sbul3c feline gtlis
menic nno sic Gert6cioiouugsfoiten
bc3a6lcn ioa. Sdnl3c, 10 lpirO BON
ieiner 6rau bc6alptet, babe OieSdci-
onHQsfla9e nm IS. qlugiit nur elm
acrcidt. nm Dem gcic6l ocS 9lidtcrs
BON ,Siiaenoaeridt sic llnicr6ol.
iuuaSfolteu iiir icinc 6roll 81 bcitrei-
ten 8lI cntac6cu SSrau Gdul3e miro
bon 0em 9lmUalt Somes 81. 8. S6ca
mo ibr Watte bon 2aeranoer S. gca
pertreien.
Ciebcreien in @oi6ino-
ton.
Sran n. 81. Tietri6 BON 9lr. 3it,
6 Strabe, mcIoctc gciiern ser @oIbei
sen Ecrluit ourd Gie6itob( ciues
Giamaniriuges an, ociien @ert6 iie
apf 1925 dnaibt 1Srancis GclancD
pur0e III ciner 9lpot6cfc In Ser obe,
rem Sia0t INN eine goloene ll6r i'm
3crt9c bon $l5 bciio6len. Sin
SdmIditiid ous9lmct6Diicn uno iir.
ben &crlen beiic6eno, uuroe aus oem
@eim box & S. Got6cort IT,, 93r.
3ii Whdigm 9lDcnuc, 92-0, ent.
nenoct. Ger @crt6 0cs S6mudcS
betragt s85.
pV WOVV \ " Q ! G y leD eS
@ntten berIongt.
5rdu Goitb Gc@rop, mclde in
Noi6ineion lno glelu Dorf wobn
bait III unr0c oeiiern i'm Supreme-
@cridt ocs Giitrifts Columbia bon
r. II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24

&c. $50 6ron 6iIbr. jid6 momcntm
oni6dlt fonntc nidt in @riobrlms
gcbro6t ipcrOcu.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
WILSON CONTRIBUTES
To MILITIA RELIEF

Under the eloquent plea of Henrietta
Crosman, the actress, at keiths last
night President Wilson, who, with Mrs.
Wilson and DR.. Grayson and his bride of
few weeks, gave promptly and liberal
ly from his private purse toward fund
started by Manager Robins, for the aid
of the dependent families of District
militiamen now under arms in the serv-
ice of their country.
Mr. Robbins learned late last even
ing that the Women's Relief Association
is in urgent need of funds for those the
soldiers left behind them. He decided
to make an appeal himself assisted by
Miss Crosman, Anna Chandler. Grace
GoodaIl, Marilyn Reed, Bert Levy, and
other members of the current bill.
In the few short minutes OF the in
Permission, these pleaders for the cause
of the soldiers folks collected nearly
800 Mr.. Robins intends keeping up the
work as long as there Is need and the
public will not feel imposed upon
In speaking of her experience with
the President Miss Crosman said:
Indeed he did give PROMPTLY. He save
greenback money. and so did the other
gentlemen with hlna
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
VAUDEVILLE SHOW and
MOVIES At ORDWAY

There was plenty of amusement for
District Guardsmen at Camp Ordway
last night. Movies were shown on a big
screen near the officers mess tent, and
at the same time in the Y. NJ c. A tent
there was a vaudeville show by home
talent"
( The soldier boys and their sweethearts
and friends sat on the ground and
watched an hour-and-a- half show Of
movies" which Harry CTandall had ar
ranged. There was a three-reel comedy.
a picture depicting naval life and two
weeklies, with plenty of Mexican war
pictures in them.
In a khaki tent the moving picture ma
chine was mounted and Edward Reese.
Of Company NJ was the operator. Con-
sdera BILE trouble in finding a source OF
electricity was experienced when
movies al the camp were first sug-
Eestcd. but the quartermaster at Fort
Myer finally furnished an electrical gen
rating outfit consisting Of a one-Cylinder
ampere dynamo. The explosions fur
rished the musical accompa niment to the
pictures.
Every night from Sis to 9.45 o'clock
Mr.. Crandall intends to give free show
to the men Of the camp ard their friends.
furnishing the pictures and the machine.
Battery BIS singing dog, Mike" was
On the vaudeville program. He sang So
prano in chorus of Battery B men and
brought down the house. Sergt. T. a.
Robertson, of Company c. from way
down south in Alabama, played negro
melodies on the banjo. The performance
ended by the men gathering about the
piano and singing popular songs.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
CHAUFFEURS' UNIT
HAS 90 MEMBERS
Only twenty-five Men Needed
to Bring Battalion Up to
Full Strength.

Up to 6 o'clock last night ninety men
had enrolled in the chauffeurs' battalion,
being organized by the Professional
Chauffeurs' Association of the District,
for service in Mexico in the event of
war.
Only twenty-five are needed to COM
plete the battalion OF 1l5 men. The en-
listment roster will be kept open at the
headquarters of ths association. ll07
Fourteenth street northwest, every day
until the necessary number is obtained.
The organizers expressed confidence
last night that they will have to begin
turning men down before the end Of this
week. or start the organization of a Sec
ond battalion.
The men cannot be mustered into the
service of the United States, however,
unless war is declared and a call is is
sued for volunteers. As an organization.
the chauffeurs cannot be taken into either
at this time. They could enlist as indi-
viduals, but would then have to serve a
full term OF three years. The majority
OF them, while eager to fight for their
country. prefer to go in as volunteers, so
that they can resign at the end of hos
tilities.
1t was learned last night that Washing
ton was the first city in the country to
organize a battalion of chauffeurs. The
average age OF the ninety men who have
enrolled is "a 1-2 years. and they all are
experienced motor truck drivers.
The most conspicuous member OF the
battalion is Lonis Steadman, OF Peoria
Ill, who has been in some of the biggest
auto races Of recent years, both in this
country and in Europe
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02

Richardson. vice regent; Mrs. Alice G.
Herndon. corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Maria C. Jeffras. recording secretary;
Miss Mary Perry Brown. treasurer; Mrs
Florence NJ. Thompson, registrar; Miss
Eta ]. CHM. historian. The board of
management consists of Mrs. F. A. Ollie.
Mrs Franklin Rogers, Mrs. Gilmore w.
Collins. Mrs. F. F. johnson. Mrs. Sarah
D. Griffith.
II was decided to continue the donation
of the Mary Washington gold medal to
that student Of the Washington high
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Bennett Sells Yacht.

Paris, July 1.-James Gordon Bennett
has sold the yacht Lysistrsta to the Rus
sian Red Cross for higher price than he
paid for It sixteen years ago. which is
illustrative OF the high price OF all ships
Mr.. Bennett proposes to go TO New York
soon.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Miss McCauley Chaperon.

Miss Alice McCauley, a volunteer
worker Of the Y. w. G. A., left yesterday
TO attend the Industrial Club Girls Con-
ference at Camp Nepahwin, Canton.
Penn. She is chaperoning a party Of
girls, who are being sent as delegates
from the Junior clubs of the association
They are: Mary Fisher Clara Adler.
Mary Cooper and Miss Phyllis Fenwick
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
CHAPTER OFFICERS MEET.
Mary washington Chapter Discusses
Plans for Year.

The new board Of management Of the
Mary Washington Chapter. D. A. R., met
on Tuesday afternoon with the chapter
oficers, at the call of the recently elected
regent. Miss Janet Richards, in her apart
ment at the Wyoming. TO discuss plans for
the ensuing year. The present officers
are Miss Richards, regent; Mrs. Chas. W.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Notes of Camp Ordway

Members OF the Field Hospital Company
yesterday signed the pay roll They will
be paid probably within few days.
Percy Padgett, Of the Field Hospital
Company. is picking up odd change as a
barber. Many of the boys in the COM
pany have had their heads shaved
Toots, the pet dog OF the Field Hospital
Company. has not yet been inocculated
1t is likely that he will be shot this
week.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02

schools who writes the best essay on
the history of the American Revolution.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-20
1as Etrakenba abnprobleu,.
Sas smbhaths. .aOmulittee ,usubti
iuieber einise Climber an bic
25imns bssieIbsn.

Tas Stabiratbs aommiitse fir
Strabsnbobnesl Fat isine
gsrisn untsrbro4en unn seitsrn etli1e
Giunbsn feinsr 3sit benz Sfimtlidsn
Wopl ssfpibmst. Gs fanh cine Sfftnts
Tide Sisuhs ifnti, su Der Dsrifisbsne
0erbsiTtrunss 9sfsafdaften Dspus
taiipnen tHtisnbtt batieh nnb Mm.
Cooper pIoeisr bon Der Rapib arans
1T &Ommiiiion aui fps5itlIe Ginlns
bung erI6isnen mar. Stabtanpdlt
Groom ipurbs aufssforbsrt. ben Be-
riht bss 9iidtrfaADsrftdnbigsn 6. 8.
9isss. nslter bis Bidder Der 1roes
tion 60. rsDibiert bat, iidnfen Disns-
tag @ormiitos. mann bns aommiitss
iih Diebsr psrfanmeIi. Sur GisIls az
bdbsn. 6err Groom bat ben NsriHt
i3on ansebIi& brei MO9eu in 9dns
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-20

Die GneIGnber limb pieoes
einmal auriidgeporfen pDrpen unb pas
piro ibnen nod mebrmals pantren.
Sbr Siesesluuf an ben R6ein DirS
init einer Riidtebr auf tire Sdiffs ens
ben. Die oeutite 9eeresleitung ses
ipdbrt ben GnglGnbern etpus Spieiz
yaum, neil bieis augenblidlid ni4t
anndbernb bic 9lufmertIamteit in In'
ipru6 nebmen, pie 8eroun. Iuf nres
ies pirb bic gan5e &raft selest uiio
ME aus ben 9eriaten Der ameritanis
fben Torreiponoenten burhfidert. lrer=
ben Die 5ransofen bort 10 ithtper be-
brdnat, Dab nidt eriidtIi6 1T, tpie Iie
nod lanse ausbulten tonnteu Soholo
aber @erbun sefallsn 1T, tusrben bic
0eutI6en ben gnsIGnbern niht 10
irhneu nadlaufen tDnnen. tpie t'ieIe
baponlaufen tperoen.
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fen borbsi IN Die adrntner SiraBe
pollis. Gin bihtes Spalisr BON
W.niden itanb ba unb partete. I'D
blidis bic S.raben,siIe binab. iab elm
farbis beipesiss Gstpirr Don WimpeiH
unb 5dbnden babsriomtn. blnb olio
sleidfaus ftebsn unb iparists. lno
nun tumen iis. Don SOIbaten ssfiibrt,
in lans.m 3us. ifnurserobe ausse'
ri6isi, lautsr arisgsbunbs, su 5ipei
uHb 3tpsi pcr sierli4s. il.ins g'.aGens
pdseIdrn stfpannt. Cine sause
Warfhtompaenis. Wenn msin braD.r
5reff babel IN, iperbe id Jpn anrufen.
i'm besriiben unb ,in Stiid bes Wtses
besleiten. Sd fam nit mir iib.ysin.
bab id ibn niht anrufen .piirbe, neil
Jpn petiuirrsn unb ibm blob llndns
uebmlidteiisn MAIDEN i6nnts. iSrsilih.
ss uiirbs ftapsr itin. baSuiteben unb
ben suien Jreunb poritbersieben su
IaHsu, obue ibm elm Wor! gu fasen.
ytun, sr mar nidt babel. Gs fparsn
Iauter frsmbs gsrHbarbtnsr, aeonbtrs
ger, ReufuHbIdnbr. Doesen unb GoIs
li.s. Gei1miidt nit tleinen ibnarss
selben ober peibroiben Jdbn6sn, nit
b.nten glumenitrdub.n sosen Il, boz
bin, in tbr.m tur3.n 5rott, itfp.ifs
tpsbsInb, obrenipiseHb, bsrsitipilIie
unb bran. Wis ibnsn allen bic 9nnss
gum Maul btrauslappie, battsn mans
DE mi. ibren breitsssossnen 2ef,en unb
nit BEN Sdimm.r Der entbl1bten
fpeibsn 3dbn. elm Inieben. als OF lie
iiia DOR iid bin laden piirbsn.
9ilIs iparen +. friibsr sinmal fr.i in
ben Straben umbersslanfen, ipar.n
nur ibrem eisenen gsrsniis.n uno
ibrer sisensn aaune gsfolst. 9Ge bats
ten lie bier in Der Stabt irsenbipo elm
3ubauie ssbabi. iOnnien isbsr fir Tid
sepib aud isst nod ben siuit fpobls
ptrtraiiisn Wsa su einit poblpsrtrau.
ten Sbiiren. aae baiisn lie bier in
Der srObsn Stabi Meniden, an osnsn
lie NIT ibrsr ganaen 9reus bingsm,
bereu Il. jebi pisl.idt eeba9tsn, beren
Gernf.in iis ni6t besrifisn unb na6
benen re iit febnten. Wie ssiast, i'd
ipurbs detrimental unb mir ipar, ala
siebs bier in b.miitbissr geIialt Elm
riibr.nbes etbbilb menf6lidsn SGids
ials potiiber. Zen aeuten i'm midi
berum mar iibrisens gan, dbntih su
gfutb. Ri.manb iprad elm Wort,
nidt sinmaI Der Shubmann, Der uns
sstpobnlid milb babeiitanb. llnb ME-
manb la&elte. Gle blidtsn auf bic
5unbe, ipie men auf sSrsunb. blidt,
Die fortsieben unb bon bsnm man
ni4t fpeib. ob iis pisbtriommsn iper.
ben.
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Ssrr prpei.r frat filr Elm uniFisi.r'
iesgs,isbrsipitem Elm mil elmer Giinf'
e,nts Gabrsebiibr na9 alsn Sh,is
len Der Gtabt unb unbefdrdni!em
llmfieis.pribileg. 6err proei.r ihisn
i'm uebris,u dnpitliG bsforgt 5u is.n,
bab Der FRACTION 60. ia nidt iDsbe sss
tbnn ,psrbe.
Die gnb.Tsrunss Gsieuifafi.r
bro6t,n bur6 ibrs @srtrst.r ipisber
ibre Wiinffe Dor, bod f4sinsn iih
bic 5erridaften iibsr bic ar! unb
Wsiie, ipie BEN Oftsnb befsrs Gobras.
Issenbsiten sssebsn tperpm iSnuen,
untsr iid niti einis gu iiin. Gs bans
belt ii6 nm bic 0srl6nserung Der
GroBiopnIinis na6 Wt. Daibinston.
bod lam man iid iibsr bic Gira.
Ben niht sinissn, ip.l9e bon b:r
gabu berllbrt iDsrbsn folIeu. Ri6i,r
Sobn :. OGonntII trat aud fir cine
@srIdnseruns Der Wabifon Roab Gle
ME BON ct. Sobns pars BIB sur Dsls
ia unb Gaiisrn 9lpsnus Elm. O. u.
1oipnisnb bonn 5pbs pari guiine5
sslub mar bamii nidt einp.ritono.n,
neil bur4 Elm foI4es Nrrangemsnt
6pbe Part benaGtbeiIiet .perb.n
lpiirbe.
Der Rt. Waibinsion Buiinsb
Wen's alub uub bi. Bomb 5ia Wsyt
fare afi. batt.n 4eidliiHe sins.f9idt.
iporin iie aIIssmsine llmf.isspripilss
glen unb fir bic Giabt bic Wa6tbss
fusnib psrldnsen. RoutenosrIdnesruns
gen obne peit.res an5uorbnsn. Ger
nsr foll Der Gabrprsis nod Cartilage.
Sdrtipsa, California unb Mt. Wafts
insiOn ni4t msbr bsnn 5 Cents b,s
iragen.
gi5s priibent Walter Draper
pon Der Traction 60. tbeilie nit, bab
feline gsieniGdfi ib.r bi. psri6i.bs.
rsn ibr unterbrsitsien @eiu6e nm
Acknowledgements, llmftsisspri.
pilssien ufp. nod nitt beri9t.n t1ns
ne, neil ibr Grptr.s Deter Mitt, BIN
iie ii6 bon gIspeIanb perfdrisbsn bas
Be, rod Bel Der arb.i. fsi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-20

Ii1der 5abrttanten seItdttsn iuirb.
ameritaniIde Waawu na4 neus
traIen Ganoern gu ichidsn. tppbin
mir .teine iaideu biirfen, neil iie BON
ensiiiden Sdiffen sstapsrt iperosn
unb mann snblih bic i4dnbli4sn
ppItrdubereien aufb0ren iperben. Wa-
RUM piefe Stimmen iih jebt erbeben,
lit bDbit bsa9tsustpertb nit StnIi9t
auf bic beutf9sn areife, ipel9e eiueu
gru9 nit unierem 2anbe burd eiuen
iinaebinberten Sduaboottries berbeis
fiibren ipolIen. Gs piro seiast, bab 10
large bic M0slihteit eines &rieges nit
OeutIbIano oprlas, Der prGiibent iid
in Gnelanbs @jepultatts fiisen mubie,
benn er tpnnte es unmoolid barauf
antummen laIen, gu sleider 3eit aries
nit ben aGiirten unb ben @erbiinosten
su fiibren, jebt aber. lpo burd bic Gnts
ienbune bon .5au6bopten er@
ii6tlid lei, oab Seuti6Ianb in elis
ten ge5iebuneen gu uns gu bleibsn
ipiiniae, lei bus peitere paiItpe Der
baIten bes prGiibenten seeen bic suas
lii6en 9efpoItatte unperseiblict. Sn
folder Wsiie 1T Elm llmidpuns in rer
0ffentli6sn Meinung biefes aanbss
eegen bic IlIiirten gu ertennen unb er
pirb burdbrinssn, ipenn man IN
Deutithanb nidt ben Ssbier madt,
Dem PraIiberteu ipieber cine Gnti4uI=
biguns CUR llntbdtiafeit sesen Gnstano
8u bieten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-20

&c tern Dor Dieber in uns
ieren eneliiden 3eitunsen gu leieu:
Die beutide Gront lit oa .ssimGiat"
uno bort oseimdiht" uno oann nod
en- elmer anberen Steas .seimdi3t"
Aenn man oann bic oeutiasn geri9te
priift, iiebt man, oaB nidts meter aIs
einise Stelungen genommen prrnen
iinb. 2tber oa ben DeutIdeR blos Der
Juuteutslssrapb aur @erfiisuns itept,
osTen 8irtunsstreis beidrantt lit,
pirp es ibnen unmpsIi4. ben Sa6oers
baIt 10 ausfiibrli6 oarsulesen 6ab lie
Die aabslberidte Der auiirten p6liis
uuf ibr ridtises Wuab 5uriitfihren.
ameritanii6e aorreIporoenten baben
ii6 bemiibt, bieie ausfiibrliheu ;.nb
ben fpabren Su9DerbaIt auftlGrenoen
aJteloungen gu MAIDEN. alber pie iie
mittbeiler, lit oas DersebIids 9lrbeit:
bic en9liide Geniur DeritiimmeIt ibre
WsIbungsn auf oos SddnbIi6ite Die
ipihtigiten Steaen, pelhs iiber be
Gage Der QIltirten Qustunft s.ben,
perbsn geitriden Oo.r in ibr Gesen:
tbeil oertsbrt. IS trGgt baber ntbt
CUR quftldruns, iOUbern rur 5ur Ser
tpirrung Bel, bic 9epei6en aus ben az
liirten 9auptitloten gu leien.
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ST seHdnbis.
lie Sarbise Wannie DOiuea fat ben
slrbeiterbOi James Ic0inlep
eridoKeu.

gin.n sanSsn Wonai bats s.s
baasrt, ,k bic poIi,si 6anb an ytau
Rannis Bel Doipsq, cine % Sabre
alt. 5arbis. DON Der afhlanb unb
ainoIn 9lptnue bat Issen i5nnsn, bic
singsitanbsnsrmabsn ben psiben 4r.
beitsrbob Games Mt0inlsp tri6plr.n
bot. 9esitrtr beaufiidtists sins Mr,
b,iisrabtbsilung auf Der I'm Bau be.
srifitnsn auiorsnnbdbn ki Sboron.
blue unb lpurbs ain 10. Juni Don Ieis
nem YerbinsniB srsilt. DI. gofueu
mar In BEN Mrbeittrldssr dls R0nin
beidifiiat unb beipcbnts nit i6rsn
Mann Elm 3sIt. qfm Wahmitiaa ies
ties 9asss fubr We@inl.p, pie bic
Jrau Der poIissi .rsdblts, In sinsm
pueeb an ibren 3sH Dor uno froats
iis. Oh er ibr Bier mitbrinssu ipds,
btnn er fabrs In bic Siatt. Qluf lire
psrntintnbe alntfpprt iei q ousasiii..
gen, babe iis In unfldtbigsr MsiJs Sc.
f6impff unb Derfludt unb isi ibr
idlisbiid ins 3eIt ssfoIst. Dd Ne
fiirhitis. tr ipolle ibr stn 2eib an,
tbun, babe he ben NspoIper erortffsn
unb ben Qinbrinslins risbtreslnoI1t.
Dnrauf bate fie fiM seflu@tst unb q
fti ihr etlunsen. fin nor ben Dtih.
tiDs rerbcrssn ~ bolisn. Ushun
MCssen gslung q ben 0sbstmbscmten
xb0mal unb 0ou. fe IN itrss m09s
nuns tsfsuns9msn,
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Der Senat bat elm groDes
S9iffsprogramm betptqist, absr lDenn
man beobadtst. ME oieies Gano iiA bic
erDbiten 9ergepaIti9unsen Don eng
LAMB gsiaGsn Idbt, 10 lit nidt erIIdts
lid, po5u mir cine Wartns braupeu.
unseHiigeno fDie unisr ieBiser S6iffss
beitaub lit, ipGre er nidt sinmal nOs
t9ig, I'm bic Re4te unierss 2anoes su
pert6eioigen, Dsnu oas bate geiteber
tDnnen, pbne bab mir cine einSigs &as
none beIaben, inbem mir ben Gng.ins
bern Die 3ufuhr alen Raterials, huz
iie gum &riege beNOtbiseu, OorentGale
ten bdtten. IA mir bas ni9t t6un,
ionbern nod oa5u bic Ration, bic uns
uuf Das i6GnoIi6ite bebanbslt, nit
Gelb unteritiiBen, 10 erfdsinsn bic rie,
iigen Qusgaben, Die Der aonsreb bss
ptligt, als cine unperanttportli1s
@eIoDsri6Denoung. Dsnn mir, lDie
Der Bra1toent iagt, gu Itol5 itno, I'M
gu tompfen (bas beibt nur gegen bic
Iaiirten), 10 1T midi sriidtIiu, po5u
mir Waffen brauder. I'm uns ron
England DsrgspaItissr gu laifsn, brauz
den mir feline ariessi6iffe. Grtldrii6
limb Die gusgaben nur unter Der IN,
nabme, oob mir sinen 9rGfioenten Sc
fommen tperbsn, Der Elm beFeres Gers
itdHbrib fir natiONale Rette unb Gors
beiist, als DilIon.
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9onncrstas, ben 20. Gull 1916.

Die n0eut 4laHb" bat bllns
bert Wese, I'm ben engIiI9en artus
germ auberbafb oes Safens un'
bsmertt gu enttpmmen, Die @ahers
tante bieies 2anoes lit 10 unenol;d)
lang. DAP bic ,0eutidIano" innsrbalt
Der sWeilens9renae aus unIesen
@etpdFern an elmer Stele binuuss
i6liipfen tann, no tein engliitea
Sbiff lie permut6et. 0ie llnteriees
Sanbelsbopte iiub elmer Der genia.en
beutihen @ebanten DOT bensn Die eng
Iif6e 8rutulitdt ratbIos itebt.
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Wte ooruus5ufe6en mar,
fdHgen jeBt aud Qmeritaner obne
Sinbeitrid an, iiber @ilfons probrttts
f4e pOlittt auffdiTig gu perben. Sn
mebr als einer Rerp gorter 3ettaua
ptrb gSilfon gefragt, mann sr enoIt6
ben Gnglanoern Derbisten pirb, unies
rem neutralen SanoeI gu unterbinben;
pie IaHgs er no4 ben eugs
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unb burd einen unssbinoerten Saut'
bopttries piirbe pieier In bic aangs
geSpgen iperben.