davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23
eOsiale YrOblcmc.

Sll Sberpoo0 5orelt beiproAcn
Sine inouiirieae Depreiiion IN
oaeu S0nOern noh Dem ariege IN
9(usiidt geitcat. Ger 3crioa
oes llniouismus in englono er-
mortet 9lo1o George ols
Gein0 oes goIfes 6ingeitcat.
lleber sen GiuiluB oes arieges auf
Die SnOuitrie.8er61ltniiie in Oen Der.
einigten Staoten wurOe cine ie6r in-
tereiiante Giscliiiiou onldBlih Der
@eriammllmg ser io5ioliitiihen @e.
ieaidaft in SbertpooO 6oreit glnne
glrlmoel-GouniD, eefii6rt. Son Ga.
nooa, Gnglono mo gelgien iporen
Gelegateu eribienen. Serr Qllgimon
See, Der io8ioliitiide Gonoioot iiir
oas @ouperneitrs. .glmt in gfeiD g)orf,
oriidte ieire Meinung aus, oaB 5par
Der 9rieg Die 9iegieringen peranloBt
bate, einen moblmollenoen Ddterli.
den GoGectioismus aus5liii6en, oo1
Ooraus niemals beitc6enO @utes
fommen fonnte. Gie @ei6ibte al
Ter ariege babe 6eipieien, OoB niHt
So5iolismus, ionoern aopitalismus
ourh &riege 8ortbeile 30gc
SIN 2aitfe ieiner 9eoe fritiiirte Sr
See aud Slop0.@eorge oen er be-
iduloigte, Die 9lr6eiterfloiie Dem 9ie-
gieruugs .Wlilitarismus geopiert 5il
bo6en. Sobn Spargo, Elm befannter
io3ioliitiider Sdriitiieaer, wioer.
ipra6 oenL inoem CT iogte, 2lopO-
@eorge babe oie glrbeiterfloiie nidt
perrat6en ionoern penoete bic Got.
trim oes Goaectipisnis nur an lm
elmer notionaleu gtotbmenoigfeit 5u
6egegnen. 9eioe, See iino Sporgo,
waren ser glniiht, oaB Der Gollecti-
pisnus in @roB6ritannien imO @ng.
lnnO cine 9Repolution 6erDorrilien
iueroe 9tli oie Sroge, Oh Oie 9lrbei.
ter in Gnglano oiien gegen oie &cgic.
rung iiA ouile6nen piirOen iagte cr:
nNoA nidt ober balo."
Or. Wlcb, Elm ge6orener Geutider,
uornte Die amerifonii6en So3ioli.
iten, nidt oorau 5u alauben, Dab Ser
So5iolismus nah Dem ariege ploB.
lid groBe 6ortiAritte maAen miirOe.
SRI Doung, oie fiir3lid aus gn9lanO
bier onfom iprod iiber glr6eitcrDer-
b1ltniiie oaiel6it ino 6eionOerS nit
9liidiibt oilf Oie 9lrbeiterinnen in oen
WAlnitionS. .6abrifen Sic iagte, eS
lei ni6t mabr, tpie aagemein ange.
nonlmen ipurOe, oaB sic 6rouen SOB.
ne erbielten in oeriel6en So6e, wie
oie, mel6e oen N}Gnnern auSbe5oblt
ipiireen. IaA ibrer Wleinung miIroe
oieie Sohloge uno Sralenarbeit ais
iolde zen llnionisus in Gnglano
nah Dem ariege ii6er Oen Sallien
iperien
@eItern gladnittag mterna6men
0ie Delegaien cine DoAjtpartie ouf
DER 9oD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23
Sim 6nnn aernnetidlt.

9ei DER gl6flippeIung bon 6roAt'
@aggons in oen Yort Gopington'
Soien DER @eitern OarDlano-@iien-
bn6n wurOen Dem 8remier Der BAL
timore & Sbio.9abn 81. q. Rlmmel
Die re6te SonO uno Der re1te Sui
5ermalnt. Gr muroe na9 Der Union
Eroteitant Snfirmar1 5ur 9e5ano-
lune eebra6t, no Die gler5te iein 8e'
finOen ais fritiib onieben. Der Ser
Iebte mo6nt in gtr. 449, GlarionItry
SaqerStonn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23
SaS glntiOnal- Gentmnl fir SrauciG
ScOtt Gcb.

Gem 9ilo9ouer CHARLES S. 9iie.
baus BON 9}em Norf pilrOe ser Son.
trnft sur Seritelimg oeS gIatiouol-
GcufmoleS iiir 6rancis Scott Seen.
Dem 9(itor OeS .Stor 5parelco
Banner" 3ueeiproden Gas bon
0cul 9ilObouer eingcreicbte Nlooea
miro cine geringc g(enOerung criab.
rem Inn Oen gluiihten Der auult.
Gommiiiion 81 cntipre6cn. Ger @reis
oeS Ienfmnls betrGgt $4,000 lm0
eS miro i'm .6ort McScnrD @orf"
ouigeiielt werocn. Ger 3uidlog
wlIroc bonn arieosieffrctdr 9ofer
aenodt oui @rlmo Oes 9cribteS oes
Special .Gomiies unO Der 9e6oroen
bon Baltimore.
Tas Tcnfmal miro cine So6e bon
"a 6uB 6oben inO eincn naften
Singing in 6eroiiber @r0Be oor.
iieQcn mo ioa elm Symbol Scr Mldif
imo ser @aterlouosliebe fem. Ge
sSiglr miro auf cinern rumoen SodcI
bon Eenneiiee.Marmor 81 iie6en
foumen. Die SouptiGulc 0es go,
itamentes er6Glt cine So6e BON 7
SUB mo einen Gurdbmeiier bon II
3oa itno miro nit einem 6ries le.
benS9roBer i5igrren in iladem Ge.
liei imge6en ieiu. Ger Sbert6eiI
Der SGule miro bon einem &elief.
9SortrGt bon 5rancis Scott Sen ge-
front icin 0as in einem, cine. geial-
iete 6lagge 0ariielenoen &o6meu
liBt. SIN ieOer Seite miro je einc
,Sigur 9lufite0iug iinOen 81 @6ren
scr omeritaniihen SoIoateu lmo
Matroicn BON 1912. 3wolf runoe
Marmorpioiten ieocr 9 6iB imO 8
3oa bod, werOeu oas 1enfmal INN.
gebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23
Sprung ii6cr SurO.

9lniiii6er W}otroie oes britiiben
Gompiers aEorbetneB" iproug
iiber 9orO Moate nidt ais
@1otroie Gicnite t6iu. @uroe
bon Dem 3oa-Compfer o9luue
9lriuoel" ouiaeiiitt, imo Der 80
li5ei iiberee6en.
@orfiibig, MIR nit SemO inO Soie
befleioet, BON @olier triefeno, itano
geitern QIbeno ser ruiiiiGe Nlotroie
9oOisloo Solttbuien, ser ais Sei5er
ouf Dem 6ritii1cn 0anipfer rSor6et.
neB" Captain 9open angeiteat mor,
in Ger iiiolihen @oIi5ei-Station,
no6Oem er oen 9eboroen bon Dem
Gapitdu oes 3oa-Gitters nglnne
9lrlmoel~, Srn. &o6ert Soritmann,
Oen 5lut6en entriIien mar Salttbu-
len, mel6er Dor 9Glte foum etipaS
6erousbringen fonHte ino BOB, mas
er in ieinem gebrodenen engliidb
iprnH, nod iebr unoeritGuoliA ipar,
tbeilte Der Yoli5ei nit, ooB er alS
Sei5er oitf Oen genonnten 0ompfer
mgemllitert bo6e, ibm ober Der Go-
pitdn geiterlL filr5 Dor ser 9l6iabrt
nod europa mitt6eilte, ooB er ais
Matroie iobreu muB.
Solttbuien erflGrte Dem Captain,
OoB er nur oem @ertrage ser 9lnmt-
iterung 5olge leiItet uno ga er feline
Matroien-9lr6eit Deritebe, ais Sei3er
fobren poae. 9}ob Oen glusiaeen Oes
Mannes nuroe er bon Dem GopitGn
nit Dem GoOe 6eOro6t, penn er ni1t
ais Wlotroie iobren mollc.
Ga Salttbuien feinc 9ilit 6atte, lid
obnnlrtien 81 luHen, iprang er BON
Dem SHifi Oos iidb bereits binter
Sort WicSenrD auf ser 9Reiie noh
&odiort, @nglonO, 6eion0, ii6er 9orO
lnO oeriu6te our6 Sdwimmen OoS
2ano 5t erreiben Ger Gor9ong
milroe bon Dem Gopitdn oes 3ollfut.
ters bemerft, scr oui Den fii6nen
Sdmimmer 3uiteuern lieB unO Sen.
iel6en ouffiibte. Die uIar6etneB~
Bate in5mii6en aif Oos Signal
n1lann iiber 9oro~ 6eieeOre6t, ood
weigerte iiH Ser Scemonn, oa er fir
iein 2ebeu iiirbtete, an 9oro oes
Tompfers 81 geben, wes6olb er BON
Captain 6oritmoun Der Yoli5ei iiber-
geben muroe. Scute miro Der Nlann
mnbriAeinliA Den @inuonOerunes6e-
BORDEN ii6erontluortet merOen rnO Ole
@eieQi6oit fir Den llnterbolt OeS
SeemmneS bis gum Gintrefieu oeS
nddiien Sdifies Der Gompagnie aui-
fommen mann OerDlnnn wieOer uaf
'@auIe bei0roert miro.
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@ciddftsrciic mad BEN canfcr.

gultimorer aauilclte wollen Die DC.
fanntihait Der @eidditslente pom
Citufer crneuern. @eroen cine
oreitdgiee Iour na1 alien gr6Be.
rem Ortidaiten MAIDEN. Die
Ibeilne6mer.
lin Die 5reltnoidait Der @ei1dits-
leute III Den Stdoter oes Oitufers 81
geminncn umO oeren @ei6dit al ii1
5u 5ie6cn, peroen pele Dlitglieoer
oes n9ereins DER &ouflcute uno ga.
brifanten~ NRitte Sftober cine pluto.
mobil.Sour ooretbin MAIDEN. Die
9lbreiie ioa bon bier am IL. Gftober
eriolgeu, uno 3por miro 5uerit in
Clifton Salt gemabt. Bon bort sebt
es na6 G6eitertown GburAia rmO
Geutrepille, no man iIber ytaht blei-
ben miro. Bon Gentrepille ge6t es
nah Cation, Yreiton, @olt gaemmar.
fet, Cambridge, Sbarptown Salis.
burD, FrmceB glnne, g9eiioOer, 80.
comofe, GriSfiel0, 9crIin, Snom-Sia,
6eoeralsblrg mo 0enton oonn 81.
riid nod Baltimore. Die Iour lit
oui bier Gage bcrednei, lno bis6er
bo6en iiA foleeuoe 6irmen bereit er-
Hart, ourd i6re Ulitglieoer 8ertre-
Ter ienoen 81 laiien
So6u 6. Surit II. So. Canton 9}a.
tional gnnf, j. Q. @6itman, GDon
". Soof, Groof, aries II. So, 6.
gnoel II. So. Central Qetal II. Sup.
pip So. Charles Is. Stieif II. &c.,
@. $. Nlalt6ie, M}arplano Wlctcr
@orfs, Gron6urot, Gumler II. &c.,
Gagle 0}anuiactiiring 60, 9onigon
Hub6er 60, Bolton sSron II. @1etol
60, Spinoea Bros, T6e &e0 ,G~
Oil Wiig. &c., Samuel @. &ein6aro,
56e 9(merican 2obel Nlig. 60,
gmerion Drug &c., 9llp6o @6oto Gn.
grauing Co., Gorr, Owens II. 60,
6. 8. Barter II. 9iinmo So, Sntcr.
national geooing 60, Mlorgon N1ia.
MORT Go., O1arplon0 Button Go.,
Mutb 9ros. Il. 60, 9iobert 6. Cub.
man g., StcDeus Brothers, Glarfe
IN. sSones, Garter @ebiter Il. Co.,
NlcGopea, @Dle Il. &c., ". u. @ro.
ger, B. Il. S. W}orton glop. So. @ol.
ter 9. ,5ranflin, JIM, @m. $. @or.
fer. Dale 9ounOrp, Sobn 6. GroB,
Baltimore 9lii0it Co., Molcolu @.
Sia, Baltimore Oil So, Stcmort Il.
So, 8. s. aeap giat. glOg. Sup. So,
lluion Gruii 60, Gbe 8alconer 60,
lioemotcr gortlono Cement 60,
Cumberland Goal 60, Hobert @ar.
rett Il. Sons, Soa Bros. II. So,
S0nion @eitcott i. 60, WlcGornirI
II. 60, Sames ggaIfer 60, 9alti.
more &ooiing II. glsbeitos 80, Sharp
II. gobmc 2crd Bros.
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glnf Scm Sdlndjtidiff rNlidieau4
Dcrlebt.

Bon Slid i'm llngliid fann 6obert
". Cooper, Seiicn bieii1e @o9mma
ilH &auic 9tr. 2760, SiOolD D9lpenuc,
iit ipredcn. GooDer's 6rau muroc
ocitern bcna6ridtigt ooB i6r @onn,
Der Gin aanonier chi Dem S6laAt.
i1iii aDliAignn" it, cincn 9lrn6ruh
oonontrns, ais eine Der t25oligen
&ononen 0eS Sdladtidiiies pd6reuo
elmer Shiebiibnne platte, unO es lit
ein iUo6rcs @imoer oaB Der Olenn
init Dem Se6en oaoon 9efommen 1T.
Gie ~Dlidiaan" beiinoet iib oui ocnl
&ege no6 %6ilaoclpba no Iic 6eutc
crlpartet miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23
3iuei DcrSGdltiac NSQc.

8wei Sale, Die oen 8eroad)t ser
ainOerId6mimg 5uloiien muroen ge.
itern Dem @cilnoGeits .Teportement
aemeloet Gin SAL fam CUR Gcnnt.
niB Der iidotii9en @eiunobeits.9 .9}e.
6oroe uno elmer Dem StaotS.@elunO.
beitsant. Ger Iebterc Sal tetriiit
Die 2 Sabre nlte I6ereia Sinmont
Don Wlorrea @arf, goltimorc-Goin.
t1. Sic @e6or0en iino ser 9lnnab.
nc, 0aB iid oic Sitlation pcr6eiiert
babe, bod mia Der @eiunO6eits.Gom,
niiidr Dr. 8lafe Die DerbGn9te Gua.
rnntGue ii6er ainoer inter 3 So6ren
be5iiglih Der @eiude bon 0fientlic9en
Bldben S6eatern mo Monoelbilo.
Sbcatern porldufio nod nicbt auf6e,
ben. glaen &inoern uel1en Der
Sdulbeiud ecitattet miro, mo Dies
triiit oui Die &inoer oes iie6ten mo
adten @ra0es 5lt lit Der 9eiud) Ger
@auoel6ilo Sbentcr mo anOercr
Ebeotcr crlaubt. Gaiielbc lit bon ocn
Soiuitagsi9ulcn 81 iagcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23
5tim mt 9egeH
g GrDbibttiOlL H.
0pier einss aIt6efanntcns sdpiuSels

Scllllulll Wltller nm Y2OO llllO le'''
goloene ll6r betrogen. n 3pe
ogerie6eue@ 6remoe erfolgreid bel
Oem 10 oft periu6ten S6tpiuOel'
Seiner @utmiit6igteit imo 9eidr
gIdubigfeit bat @iIliam g9ittler, glr
207 Siio-9egiiter-Strobe, oen ser
luit bon 5000 uno ieincr goloene'
llbr 81 Oeroonfen. @ittler meloele
in Der oltliden Yoli5eiitntiou, oaB ''
geitern 5wci Mdnner am groaOtpa0
getroiien babe bon oeuen Giner iDr
inter Ebrdnen er5GbIt 6o6e, OoB ieIn
9ruOer eerooe in Spouien geitorbeI
lei, ilnO Dab er 5000 5ur 9eitreitlnlS
Der SeerOigungsfoiten n0t6ig babe
9eioe mabten @ittler ben @oritlaG
ibnen oos @elo gegen quite 3inier5H
lei6cn, iolls er iopiel babe. @ittler
elite nad ieiner @o6nung un0 fam
NIT Ocn @eloe, allies in GonardeP
nen pieOer 8uriid. Gle Mdnner
madten Ben 8oridlog, 0as @elO 5lr
iommeu nit ibren eigenen in er
Eoidcntld ein5uipideln peltbe 9lI'
bcit Die 6eioeu 6remoen uatiirlia
Iel6it beiorgten sic bGnNieter oeul
g9ittler Elm d6nlid auSie6enoeS %a
det elm un6 boten i6n iie in eineF
Stmoe mieoer 81 treifeu ga lie Oao
@elo niht Oor6er n0tbig bdtten slls
Siderbeit no6men lie @ittlers gcF
oene ll6r inn @ertbe BON 800 NIL
Gie beiOen MGnner IieBen ii1 abel
niht mieoer ie6en, unO ais @ittleI
oos Eodet interlidte, fonO cr nidl
ais alte 3eitiinseu @r elaubt, oaS
elmer Der MGnner Elm Staliener uil'
ser 9lnOere Elm Spauier lit. Gr
Eoli5ei ninlmt al. ooB iie @litglieOcI
elmer S6minoler6anoe limo, Oie u
oieiem GbeiI Oes 2onoes felt Wloro'
ten ugear6eitet~ bot.
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(guiiss6icnf in Der 8iuuofndc.

ssn Ser 3ionsacneinoc. an oes
Go0. 5iraBe iebt @aitor SoimaHu ei.
tie Gei6c BON 4re0igten iiber Spriidi
morter tort IoS Ibema ser norgi'
ocn @reoiat in Dem i0A5 bc9inncn.
sen WoitcSoicnitc iii: a9Iller 9Ininlg
lit idper". glu ben @ottesoienit
jdjlieBen ii6 Iaui6onolunaeuon Gc
n6erer alaHen Der Sonutdgsidnlc
berianmeln iih Inn eriien Nlale icit
Dem CONNER. Ole untereu werOen
bGinhridjtiat wcroen mann i5r In
serridlt ipie0cr anidnat 9lm 5. Gt.
iober, $40 gl6enos meroen Die ol.
feniliHen 9ibelItunoen beginner Sic
0oniirmoiionsilmoeu iangen an:
Iienilaa 26. September in Sc
nIcinoe6aide. 430 0ladm
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Nlcin. nafr6aft rnb aelnnb.

IN Nerbin0ung NIT DER Araft oes VI
ters unO Dem boben Reidtbum Der
llnDcrfdlidtbeit miro oos BON Jreo.
9auerni6nliofS n9lmericm @rem.
erD" bergcitellte oSoloce" -gier Sic
ou ieOer 3eit befrieoigen. Gerlangt
es. aiite $i.00. @rouerei: Sdrforo.
9lpeme, Mlonument. uno Siae.Str.
Gel. s. & q. Wount @ernon 365.
(Scpt2S) (sLnd)
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Niir 6ie snloaten.1 .1nmilien.

Sic Srauen.&ereinigung Oes 3. 9le-
giments, oereu @oriieerin Brau @.
9opie 1T miro fortfabren fir 0ic
not6leioeu0en 6amilien Der SolOoten
oes Negiments 81 iorgen, 10 lahgc
iih oie Gruppen an Ger @ren3e be.
iin6en lin ole Ginna6men 5u Der.
groBern miro Die Gereiniging cine
9iei6e bon Yorltellitngen i'm gie!p
Tbeoter ge6en, iUelde am nd6iten
Wiontog beginner rmO 3mei @ohcn
mGbren iollen. Ginlobfarteu bier5u
f0nneu in Der &offenbolle 0es 3.
Hegimcntes, ooer BON Oen Wlitglie-
bern Der Gcreiniglng bejogen per.
oen Gie @arten iiuO 81 allen Dor.
itellinget nit glusnobme Der Sam-
itagSGoriteaung giiltig. Gie IamelI
5a6en 6ereits ie6r biel @utes get6on
inO arbeiten inermiiolih, Inn ocu
6eOiiritigen 6rauen imo Sin0ern be.
biililid 81 ieiu. 6roi George %.
yiunieu lit Die 9oriieerin scr Ser,
einigung.
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9lac SdlicBer ser &oli5eiitationcn
1T Baltimore. GolmtD miiiien laut
Veia6l oes 9loridalls ,Sobn s. GodeD
pon lett All bic regelred)te Goli3ei.
lluiiorm trogcu gis ioueit trngen
Sic 5hlicBer Gioilflcioung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23

geIrarNplildler g0citcrberidIt.

Nus 0en iibrigen 9un0eS. @etter.
geobohhings. Stotionen puroeu Die
iolgen6en bohiten Semperaturen,
bic Inn s llbr geitern g[beno bcrri9.
ten. beridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23
.,Wlu1arl. WlannerdlorD.

@rORe GrfnriiOn nndJ g)Ort, Fa.,
Sountaa, 1 Sttober 1916. Sidets
$l25. 3ug berlaht glOrt6.gIbeuue
uu6 CntStrahe SO Wlorsen.
(Sept23-4,30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-23
vSrOdeuc" in eiuer ytrOdcncH"
gSarO.

SSn ser 10. @aro, 0ie gum peitaus
GroBten Gbeilc ,.troden" 1T bat lidl
elm ntrodenes" Gampngne Gomife
eebiloet, meldes in 91r. 1925, @eit'
9tort6 9lnenue, Elm 6ouptqnartier
cingeri1tet bat. 0ieieS S5auptquar'
tier miro beute g(beno Iormea einge'
peibt; es miro erpartet, oob bel bic
ier Gerenonie nur gloubensitarIe
%ro6ibitioniiten Q1eil ne6men per
Den, imo wenn oieIc nod etmo libel
iid ielbit i'm 3ipeifel iino, miro oell'
iel6en @elegen6eit geee6en, Die 9ieoep
Oes Srn. 2loDo @ilfinion unO &altol
Or. $. ". @rieiemer an5u60ren. ST.
gSilfinion miro in leiner 9leoc er5nD
len, lpie 6errli1 eS iib in 0en BON Del
Socal Option geic9neten OihIfer
Counties leben lGBt, ino ooB er MI
noh Baltimore eefommen iei I'M oe'
giirgern Der Sta0t bon oielen Seg'
mln9en 81 er5dblen. Or. @rieienIel
min belueiien, pie oos NrobibitioIls
Eerritorium 5lgenonmen bat llnu
mas Die llriode Der 3uhobme oe'
SpirituoiengenuiieS in Sen 8ereinig'
ten Staoten lit. 0la6 SdluB ser Sie'
Oen ioIlen 9eidliilie 81 @miteu oer
perionliden 6reibeit Ser 9ro6ibitlo'
niiten ongenommen< iperoen. 0anl'
ipielt ein CONCERT pntriotii1e @eiIep
inO nleidte" Grfrii6ungen peroeH
berlmgereidt; per abcr ctiuaS STIR
feres baben pia, nnlB nod einem ila'
ben 9ieitoiront ge6eny no ein poDr
ibmcdcnocr Sropfcn ans Sopfen me
Mol5 81 cr6olten lit. Wlit Dem glp'
iingen Oes 9ieoes .Ttinfen mir nod
elm Sropf6en, trinfen mir nod Ell
SropiAen aus Dem fleinen SenfeF
topihen" fommt oie utrodene" Ser
inmmlimg gum 9lbihhlB.
0entTde, Ceiterreidiibc nnb lIuga'
ride GriegsGnleiben,
100 Nart nnO 100GrOnen nnfpGrts'
SbeO. s. 9iener e Eu.,
2t7 Cn-gnItimOrr.Str.
9|ad 0cn @orarbeiten Ser 9Hogei'
9cbOroe miro oie Steuerrate ip'
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-04-18
SAYS ALL GIRLS NEED IS
CHANGE TO DO RIGHT

Los ANGELES, Cal, April 15.-"Ev-
cry girl and woman who goes wrong
must be counted as so many future
mothers of the race. 1t is worth while,
economically, not to speak of the duty
of Christian nation, to give every one
of them a chance to make good"
So says Mrs. G. w. Shehi, for 10
years matron of the woman's depart
ment of the Los Angeles county Jail.
I'VE are all just folks, after all. and
we're all liable to be tempted, we know
not when nor how. There's only one
policy upon which all the rules of our
department are built. This is, DO unto
others as you'd have them do unto you.
She believes that much good would
be done if counties generally over the
country would establish homes for
women leaving jail. giving them a
chance to work until they got on their
feet again.
81 really believe" she said, that nine
women out of ten, if they have the right
surroundings, will make good after
leaving Jail. That's why 1 believe so
strongly in a home where they can go
and work for wages"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-04-18
Atlantic Fleet Is
Put on Edge By
Minnie Bottles
CBy Associated Press,O

NEW YORK, April 15.-Four battle
ships composing the first division of
the Atlantic fleet, the Wyoming. Ar
kansas, New York and Texas, lie at
anchor in the harbor today awaiting
admission to the New York navy yard
to undergo repairs The warships have
just returned from the winter maneu-
vers off Guantanamo, Cuba, in which
they took part with IS others.
The Wyoming is the flagship of the
commander-in-chief of the fleet, Ad-
miral Frank F. Fletcher. The Arkan-
sas flies the flag OF the division COM
mander, Rear Admiral Henry T. Mayo.
Officers asserted that three months Of
practice has put the vessels and men
on keen edge.
Although some secrecy shielded the
fleets maneuvers il was known there
was target practice both day and night,
endurance runs, battle formations and
scout. work. The scores made by the
different vessels have not been made
public, but the officers OF the first
division said that good records were
made at longer ranges than any hither-
TO attempted by American fighting
craft
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-04-18
Georgia Woman
To SIT on Bench
In N. Y. Court
lSpeeial Dispatch 10 ave Journal)

Especial Dispatch to The Journal)
BROWNSVILLE, Ga, April 14.-Mrs.
u. /. Fitzpatrick, of this city, president
of the Georgia Federation of Women's
clubs, is probably the first woman in the
state to be invited to sit with a judge
on his bench. This invitation has been
extended by Judge Franklin B. Hoyt of
the juvenile court of Manhattan, and
has been accepted by Mrs Fitzpatrick,
who says that nothing could be more in
teresting to her than this opportunity
to obtain an insight into the real work
of Juvenile court and to have an OPP
portunity to personally judge Of it's oper-
atoms. and she will do so when visiting
the biennial in May in New York.
Judge Hoyt has been spending part of
his vacation this wilmer with his moth
er, who has a very attractive winter
home near the Country club here, and he
has taken great interest in meeting with
Mrs Fitzpatrick and other women OF the
study class interested in child's welfare
work and discussing with them this sub
ject. Judge Hoyt has by special invita-
ton given interesting talks to the class.
which were greatly appreciated.
Mrs. Hoyt, mother Of Judge Hoyt, has
also invited Mrs. Fitzpatrick to be her
guest at her home in Westminster coun-
ty, when she goes on to attend the BIZ
ennial and she will accept it, for part OF
her time at least. Mrs. Charles NJ.
Chopin, OF New York, one of Thomas
villes most popular winter residents,
will entertain for Mrs. Fitzpatrick dur
ing her stay in New York, as will
others.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-04-18
FRUIT GROWERS ALARMED
AT FROST DAMAGE

FORT VALLEY. Ga, April 15.-Nany
of the peach growers are much dis
turbed over the condition of the fruit
in this section. The frost a few morn
ings ago did serious damage in many
places and the result of it is just now
showing up with the warm sunshine of
the past few days.
AS is often the case much of the
damage is in spots, peaches being hurt
worse that are on sandy land and in
lew places as we'll as those recently
rlowed. Some of the orchardists even
claim that the trees were seriously
damaged by the cold spell and they all
agree that the crop has been cut con-
slderably by the recent loss.
Elbertas, it is said, will be scarce
this season and fewer peaches are be-
ing sold by the crate or otherwise than
any other time in the history of the
-ru,t for this time Of year There is
n. doubt but that the prices will be far
above the average and the lucky man in
the peach industry is the one this year
whose orchards were not hurt by the
cold. Some orchardists look for big
drop of the young fruit in about ten
DAYS as a result of the injury.