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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04
Gntfermug nuO Trrnr.
Bon sris Waaaer (8iiri@O

SD fannte einen, Der Iiebte cine.
9lber ibre GItern 5ogen in ben ndds
fen Srt. Der mar oebn fiIometer
ipsit meg.
.Ql6 mas" idgts er, nsebn ailo.
meter Iino Elm &obsniprung" lln0
er eing ieosn Sag Oortbin, cine MO6e
lang. Damn aber od9te er:
.9lu9 cine RoBe Ipringt niAt jsben
Sog," unb ging mlr ieoen Oritten gag.
Damn einmal in Der Mohe, benn:
.Man psrIGumt Oss Werttogs 5iI
biel 3eit.n Damn ieben Wlonat. limb
0ann gar nicbt mebr.
sd bin Elm 5ein0 uIler llmitdnos
lidteiten," faete sr. nunO BEL oieier
3sbntilomstsrlaufersi 0abIt man ia
brouf, ober nic9t ?"
lluo einen anberen tannte id, ben
battle Elm idorfer MinO in iungen
SSabren nu9 glmerita eeipebt.
Da mar er oIs DanOerburI6s ein=
NAL ben MiIIiIlippi binabgefabren ouI
einem syloB. Gag uno gla9t.
llno eines Sonntaes in Ser Wlors
eeuodmmerune, oo boben IiG bic gles
BEL. Sin Sdbrbaus tauhte auf.
9ougfam glitt bas 6loB borbei. Sin
M4Gocben Itono bor Der Sire. sic Iab
fsin JloB uno ieinen WonberburI6eu.
gr aber fab burh Nebel Elm Iiebli4es
@eii9t uno cine leidte Ropfbepesung.
Meiter nihts.
Damn mar ous sIoB bOrbeige=
rduf9t. Sabre Iesten ii9 oo5pii9en
uno 3ebntauienb Gilometer.
llno Heulicb, ais Die eriten erauen
Suore tomen, III er eines Saees aufs
gelpo6t unb 1T oie SebntauIenb ailos
meter ipieber ouriidgefabren. BAT fd
iDisber auf elm 5loB ssfeBt un6 fubr
I'm WlorgengrdueH ben Wlifiiiiippi abs
tpGrts.
Gin 5Gbrbaus tnu4te auf, unO cine
ssrau itano an Der Sire. Die Sabre
botten ni6ts bon ibrem liebli9en Sc
IiHt eenommeu. glur cine itile HaHs
bentIt9teit batten iie oa5ueelest. llno
jeBt - er Idb es oeutli9 ipisber
jene lsi6te &Opfbepesung. Weiter
ni9ts.
Dd mar er 3ufrieoen 9d mar Iein
GlOB borbeissfabrsn. llnb eilten Mlgs
tes fubr er in bas 2ono Der eraueu
6oore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04
Gin Jrrtum.

Sin Q[oent ipollte in elmer @orItaot
eben in elm 9ous geben, bas einen
@orgarten bate, uno trof bort an oer
@urteHpforte einen fleinen Sungen.
.SIt oeine Wautter 81 6auIe2" fragte
er Den SungeH.
.sSo, fie 1T 5u 6ouie.~ erpioerte Der
Rleine in bOfliaem Zone uno nit benz
&opfe nidenb.
Ser 2lgent our9i9ritt alIo Ben
5iemli9 laneen @artenpfa0 unb tlopfte
an bic 6nustiir, er3ielte aber bonit
ieinen Grfolg. gla6oem ct nod mebs
rere Waale osrgebli9 getlopft battle,
iebrte er gu Dem Suneeu auriid. Der
ii9 Dor Der @artentiir nit einem 9leis
fen omiiiierte.
sd Oo9te, bsine Mlutter tpdrs gu
9duie." faete er.
gSo, bSs ift iie uu6," untpOrtste
Der Sunge.
.glber ih babe bier OerI6ieoene
WldIe eetlopft uno teine 9lnttport be-
tommen."
.Das mag f1on Isin, ertlarte Der
aleine. rBir ipobnen bier ui6t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

Ten oboeFdBtts Selesromm einlGnft)
ous Oem berUcrsebt, OaB i'd fret
bin"
limb iDer bHrst mir Oafir. OuB
Sic bic @abrbeit fpre6eH9" murmeIts
CT.
.Sbr iaIs4tss GsrpiHsu egasI-
Ien5!"
nSerr u" bruuite Der @Ouperneur
.grasnen5, f6rcien @is ni4tl m5eis
men sic, OoB oas SelAramm, ipeI9eS
sic Eeute erbolten, unbetdnnt gsbliez
ben Iei9 Gs liest guno in Sbrem SHa
tersHe, alles 81 bermeiben, mas Sic
aufgeregt aeigt. SIN empfeble SbHeH
siHs gIei6mdbiss beitsre gubc Sbrs
Rube, tDeibe Ser lusfluB zines @etpii=
isns lit, bas rein 1T. llnb nit Der
sic isbt orauBen oen 2luftrag gebeu
iperoen, mir einen QlusIanospaB ouss
Sufertigen. Dsnu bic 3ugDerbinouns
gen jebt I'M Rriege iinb fsbr idle1t
uno gar Iei6t tDnnten Sie jeue Srtit
DsrpaFeu, psIde Sbnen seieBt it,"
,9lber tper biirgt mir bafiir, baB
Sie aud Wort balteH per0en99"
fraete Ger @ouperneur 50gsrnb.
Der Deutlbe belt ibm bic SanO
BIN.
,0as @brenport zines DeutI9en
miro Sbuen gsuiissnoe 9iirgI4aft
fsin."
Der @oubernsur bolte tief gltem,
idIug in oie bargebotene Sunb elm,
ibelte unO befabI Dem einiretenosn
@eamten:
.DieIer Ssrr bier ,rbGIt IOfort einen
QuslanbspaB. Seine Qlbreiie 1T in
jsoer WeiIe Su unteritiiben unb i'm
nG9fen qetersburser 3ug Elm 9lbteil
sriter 2lahe fir ibr gu reierDisrenr
9ier5ebu Sage IpGter IoB Ser Deutz
f9e in Berlin i'm RreiIe fsiner 8ez
fonnen uno er3Gblte ben Tall.
.Menl9," rief man sritaunt ous,
.pober in aIer Melt buttsIt 6u Die
gspeiIe2"
.geipeiIe9 Satte i9 feins. @as
icb bate, ipar nur cine @eipiBbeit. Die
@spiBbeit, baB Der 9Ouberneur, ipie
ole ruIflaen @OuDerneure, geitoblen
bate"
.unO bic 0spsI9eg"
,&iibrte BON einem mir befreunoeten
Gruiinisr Der, nit bsm i9 bic ean5e
@eI9i9te, ebe i9 meins unfreitpillise
ReiTe no9 Sibirisn antreten muBte,
absetortet bate"
nllnb penu es fdief osguussu
ipGrs9"
,Das pGre nur mDglih gepeIen,
ipenn Der @ouperneur Elm reines Sc
piFen eebabt Bate. Dieisr San mar
obsr unOentbar. Desbalb ristierte i'd
ni1ts."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

Giurm pfeiit BON @ebirss Der,
N bdnoi oer 5immsl polienibper
NE @6lahigsfiIo bernieoer.
NJ 2ampf DeriIoHg 70 mdn9er
fiel
9fodeln nod er 1T am 3isl -
NJ Farr iino 6aupt mo @lieoer.
tb DieIe, bilflos biHgeiiredt,
n Uniform pom 8lui befleds,
NHn ieui5enO nod I'm Raien.
N MuHoe breHHs, iie atmen ihneu
NJ s5nnen niht meBr gum Appeu,
knn bic 1r0mpeien blaien.
|bipars futt bic Roat, Der Rsssn
fdnt,
bh BET Qaierns 9ibt srEelt
QDinieriaateu.
b piI0en Gturm DsrICidi fe
i1ier
Hlrd Sturm uno Rsseu idreitsn
mir.
lie @oniidtsioIooteHl
|l6 iuo, pom Ibarfen @tabl beiitgt.
II SdlDereetrofiener 8rieser liegs,
\ ipinien mir Der Bobre;
|ir beiien peih ben lpunoen Wauu,
omit er lreit're pfIsgs 0aHn
n 0a8aretl erFabre.
III reiden ibm ben tubIeu Iranf,
inn feline 1ippe fiebertrant
,d3i, Dab lie qabung fdHbe.
III bdmmen. penn lein BIutitrOm
fIieBt.
Ne Slut. Die piIrpurn ii9 ereiebt,
urH beileH0e 9erbdH0e.
lir filrGim niht Gefabr un0 TOb,
eHu b0her gilt ols SterbeusnOt
ns menihliheS @rbarmeH.
D, s5teuoe, ipenn ourd unler Iun,
ie totgepeibi tm Raien rubin,
IAN Qeben nell eriDurmeH!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04
Die lADarnnuo.
Fine mubre sfrisgsgsi@idJte. Bon
pans 6arreuOurF.

Dies III bic GeIHi9te, bic mir Der
oaupimann @olterre er5dble. @s
boar, ols ob Der tDeiBe Sano oes unz
slbiebbareH Stranbss Iib allmdblld
n cine oraue lcblptigenoe gDiiite Ders
lere; gein Stern IeuAtete bon benz
D0lltnbesoqensn 6immel bernieosr
alle Gibter oes Hurortes. Der jebi
AnsuImeHberlanen oalag, lpureH uoh
tr 5seFsile seI0iebt. glne 2ln5eitsu
Mil Qebeng ouf Dem lnenolid)en Wleer
lpnren abgelDtei, eritorben unier Dem
beIabrbrobtnben Dort: Rrisg.
Sine golfe 0lad)t mar IS, be-
ham oer 6auptmanH 3u er5ableH.
$50 bate cine beriiegelte DrDre aus
Soem 6aupiquartier an oen @sneraI
NJ. All brinatu. gDir iparen i'm nDrOs
siden poIen. uHo Der 6eino batts ii9
llpeit binier Dem gljsmen 5uriidgs5os
'nen; falt leii bisruHoaponSig GtaHs
|0en ibpieg bag Bsuer poaIidn6is.
'Doa Edblen uHB Elm uHbebdglihes 3eis
d)en II e8 modte oie Rube Dor bsm
Ghirm Teiu Darum mar ih faIt
Ilrob ais i8 ben eeiabrIideu Qluftrag
'beIam, bic GrOrt nod Wl, 81 brins
Aen; batlt in bod guten GIrnno 5u
|alaubtn, baB ib Der lleberbrinesr
FINES Qlngriffsbeiebls Iei-
gDir gliileH gerdlhdlos bobtn.
|8QHn Qlulo bate bisber brob feline
Glrapasen oetraaen. Gs bate in elmer
|elgaonien GroBlabifraBt eineu ent'
perpabrloHen @iuorud ges
Knadli; obtr bic Wlafhinerie mar sas
|oeIIos, gut geoIt uno iouber, man
meriie eB an Dem Iebernoen Gauf ots
Qgoaens, oer mibelos bobinltiirmie.
ilm6 audi mein Rrnfinagenfilbrer
lpur eIn 8uperldllieer uHo erprcbter
MltulA. Bon 8eit 5u 3eil tntplte
id mtine SaIhenIoterne an uno mari
eiuen Bid uuF bic forte.
IAN elmer @tunbe baben mir oen
9litmen errsiht. Ganoers," iogie icb.
Ger GbauFisur iuoHote Iid 9oIb unr
uu0 nidie
nsestb psib, Strr 6auptmaHn. @s
iH bie @nbinas8riide, iiber Die ipir
mifenl'
.aenuIi Du bic 8Fiids9"
.8u 8tIebl"
uie III bod intail9"
@ie iTt bic ein8ige Bride, bic tuirts
IlM rber iIt. 6err Sauplmonn,
.9lun gut
Der 6immel mar fdiDar5 iulo lierF
nenIos. Gin leihter GiiDDeIt beults
1nrh Dle Tparliben 9irteH, ote bon
9gil 8u 8eit DpriibsrfIcgm. (sInen
Muasnblid irai oer Mono berpor uno
btleudieie bic ipeiie, troItloIe WloHotos
nig ber Gbene. Damn Idpomm e.
hinsin n cine unourhbringli9s Mols
genmouer, unb ltodFinittre 9la9t legle
gld iuie0er iiber bic QdHof6afl.
91I6blih b0rte id) mebr als bob icp
40 lab, oaB mein GbanIfeur cine Bes
lusgiing NIT Ser Sono ma9te. SQ
Alldit mIl
l,mos gIbt ts. @anosrsg"
(sr anlportele nno itbt tabsn
ine anaeIirsnatsn gIngsn, Bob sr
uf liufe 6auO Ha1 born aus9s
gdl belt:
@sbsn GIt Hur, 3srr 0aupts
nul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04
]aBribrrGf,
Cine @r(bibtr aus Orm aaturgfH-
lanO. Don alOOa llONa.

Wlan er5dblt, boB elm WlaHH elII'
nal iein Qlbenogebet fprah:
,@ott bebute mid Dor Dem Seufel
uuo isinen 2iIten!"
pie 5rau borte es uno rief; m8itte
@ott Iieber, bid Dor Beiberltit gu
tDabrsn!"
,9or mas fir elmer MeiberIiIt9-
fraste Der Manu. ngBus lam Elm
leib mid piel iiberliiten9"
,Gber ais Der SeufeI, Jag i4 btr,
uno nod pieI Grger."
~glun, i'd fiirdte mid ni8t. SD
fiir1te mid 0ur6aus ni9t.~
.9ann fOuit Ou ben S@aoen tra'
gen.
QIIs er am nd6Feu Sag ieineu @es
ftGften na9ging, ou f9li9 iie nit
bem Rorb bapOn auf Oen Iaartt unn
faufte Slide II fleins, tleiue Slide,
eineu qdnaen Rorb. llnb pflan5te lie
I'm @drten elm, ba uno bort i'm Sras,
oaB es seruOs uusiab, uIs pt4ier iIs
ipie Blmnen.
Ser Wlonn mar ipie0er heimgetom'
men, oa 1pra9 bic 5rou 5u ibm:
r9eb ni6t maBis! gil in ben
@arten uno pfliid gum Witttagehen Elm
poar Slide"
,Neib, biit gu BEL @erltunO9 Sell
mann tunu man Slide i'm gartsn
pfliiden9"
Die Srou tat Iebr Dertpunbert,
.Sat ni6t erit beute Wlorgen," iagtI
iie, ounfere glu9barin eiuen tiibtisen
2a6s eeerntst9 llnb ipenn nebenan
Slide iDa9ien. pdrum ni8t audi bel
uns9"
Gr eing topFI6itteln6 unO Ia9snh
duf ben Sof ~ tat einen Bltd IN
0en @nrten uno riB bic Qlugen auf;
Bel Soft, oa ipu9ien Slide! gr rtei
ole Trou Su 6ilfe, unO iie pfliidten
uno pfliidten itunoenlang, Bis lie bun'
bert beiIammen batten.
.0ie muBt bu mir gum Wliltags
ellen fo1enI" Iaote Der Wiunn. Damn
tonnte CT bic erobe Neuigteit ni9t ldn'
ger BEL ii9 bebdlten, lief i'm Stdot9en
lumber unb er3dblte fie iiberal.
gliemanb eloubte ibm. @r luo Die
Treunoe elm, iie Iolten iitb nur iiber'
8eligen, tommen uno our Wlabl5eti
ieine Suite ieiu.
@r nit Der ean3en Sdar fam oa>
Der uno oie Jrau empfins i9n nous
leno: ,syeierIt bu Elm 5eit9 @as
brinsf bu mir oie gsa6bari3aft ing
Sausg"
.g2un gum 5ifheNen."
,gDos fir sSiIHe9"
.Die Slide, bic mir - tpeiBt bu
ui9t msbr9 - i'm @urten gepfliidt
boben9" "
,,2eute, er 1T perriidt geipDrosn.~
,Glenoe." fC1rie Der Ntann, niDilit
ou mid Dor oller @eIt bumm MAIDEN
uno berIeumoen9"
Sie itritten ood 70 piel er
fbpor: Ole 2eute batteu i6m eIeih
niGt oegIoubt unb glaubten ibm aud
ieBt nidt, oaB in leinem 9arten Slide
tpu01en.
.Nlun muB ibu berubieen," raunte
bic srdu unb bliu3elte ben 2euteH
gu. rS9 babe juit Slide getouft
idb min idgeu, iie pdren i'm 9arten ee'
pa6fen II ibr aber biHbet meiHen
Mlann uno ruff ben prieiter, bamit
er Jpn Ieeue unb luieoer 5ur @erHunft
brinee."
Die g2d6born lieBen Tids nihi
atpeimal iogeu, banoen osn Maun uno
lieFen Inn ben prieiter.
Ser prieIter Tam nit feinem Ians
gen Stod unb trieb ben b0len @eiit
dus nem Wlonn tpie INNER: NIT
bielen S9ldeen.
9ns er geenbet bate, fraete bic
Jrau: .Run, Mann. ipie lit birg
Wtlf bu BON nun on beteH, bab oid
Gjott Dor Weiberliit betpabre9"
sd tpils. beim Saton. Du BAIT
mfhs hnrt oelebrf."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

@ie 5ipei Strin6berss3immer i'm
NOroii6en Mufeum in StOdboIm fnb
jebt fertig eingeri1tet uno Der 9l1laes
meinbeit iibergeben tporben. @s bans
oslt iih um bos Qlrbeitssimmer oes
Di4ters uuo Inn ods iogenannte ,Qltes
lier," bos unter Dem g2omen ,Der
bIaue Surm" bsfonnt lit. Syn oen beis
ben Rdumsn 1T olIes 70 ongsorbntt,
lpts Strinbbers .s 5uriidseIaFsn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

bei'm ginieiien ms g1aul 'ueinge.
iabrcn into rams lit erl" Bar
bier oglm oa be5abIen Sic 6aIt Die
Ndlitel~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

Meqncrtincs. Batter. sd
peiB niht id bin beute 10 folll
Cider miro es morgen reguenl"
Sobnden o@oter. meuu ih einmal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

Wlutter (ndh 9auIe fommeno):
o9isr, paul, ic6 bob' sir cine S6ies
fsrtafeI mitgsbrodt."
PouIden: o9l9, DIANA, bditeIt bu
mir bod lieber cine GbotolaDentafsl
mitgebrudt.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04
au(a[c0aonOnen in 8ertIn.

Geis tur8em 5ieben our9 Die @tras
zen zines Eeiles Don @roB Berlin,
ndmlib BON Qi&tsnbsrg i'm ole nit
taas8eit sipei fnbrbort S2ii9eH, Gus
Ioldsononen qenonnt, ftlomnrIhmdBia
All ibrem 2lenBeren, bic bduhieen steis
Iel Qefiiut nit DdmpienDem GHen. Sc
oermonn lam Iih oa Ieiu MiitagSs
brol bplen uno es bdbeim Der5ebren.
Der Qerein ser 8rrlinsr 9oltsiiihen
BON 1866, ber olie WlorgsnitsrnIdbe
@erein. Der I'M SUM oieies Sabres
nuf cine fiinf5igjdbrige MirtIamisil
IurildbIidt. Bat oiele Neuerung in oet
GrnGbrunq ber @erliner 8ep0lierunq
iudbrenb Des Sfrieets eingefiibrt. "
lpiro oneenommeH. Dab es aud in nns
beren Seilen Der NeibsbauptitaOi
gaaGabmung ftn6sH iperoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

lleber5ieber fauien mia). ,Suqen
sic ooa enolid, mas ser lleber5ie6er
folten lolll" sd acniere mihs
81 laaeH 10 6illig III erl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

faul bin regnet cs Damn ou62"
nSa: SdIooel~
SeubeIei ~ Serr (5um 6Iei-
oer6anoIer 6ei Dem er iid eiuei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

ge irfing in Der 6erneg
Ar nSic paren geiiern IN oen
yu6er pHroeu iie audi uaiiits
! oeipcli29 sSrdideiu: uSo na'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

tiirlid). oaB mir ouf Scr oritten Sal
lerie Gin GnB pom Dliwoe aeiioblen
mnroele
Gnta genfommeno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

6remOer Ga babeu sic ober cinen
imaeididten 9ebrliua 9Iod IN 9lo.
iiren woIte i'd mir eineu 3a6n 5ie6eu
lalieu aber iebt III mir Der Smae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-04

Gs berItrib cine pouIc, in beren
@erIauf Der DeutIbe cine iDeitere 3is
garstts berpor8og lie in 8rano lebte
uno Damn iagte:
mGr3enena, i9 babe BepeiIel"
n8epsile9 SD lodbe iie aus. Wos
niiBen Sbnen 9epeiie, ipenn i1 sic
obfiibren uno auf Der Stelle erf9ieBen
IoKs9"
ngidts," entsegnsts trodsn ser
DtuilHe.
Der GiOuOsrneur fab ibu bsrbliifft
an.
.Groelen5 balten mid fir 0iims
mer, als gloubt iit. Die geipeile
befinoeu Iid uatarli6 ni4t in meiuen
6anoen, oenn in bieIen tpGren iie fir
mid 70 gut pie ipertlos. glber iie be-
fin6en IiA in Sduben, ssssn bic sic
ma4tlos iinb, @r5eIlen5. uno bic, oas
f8pDre ib Sbneu, bon ibnen GIebrau4
MAIDEN perben, fofern nibt na9 glbs
lauF elmer beItimmten Griit bon mir
aus SHpe0en Elm in beItimmten Mors
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16
A Poem a Day
CARNATIONS


Carnations and my first love And he
was only seventeen.
And ! was only twelve years. state
~ gulf between
broke them on the morning the
school dance was 10 he
To pin among my ribbons In hopes
that he might see.
And all the girls stood brsathless to
watch as he came through
With curly crest and grand air that
swept the heart from you!
And why he paused at my side 80
more than j can know
Shyest OF the small girls who all
adored him So
said II with my prayer times: !
walked with head held high
Carnations are your nower!" he said
as he STROBE by.
Carnations and my FIRST love- Tho
years are passed n score.
And recall his first name. and scarce
an eyeiash more.
And those were all the love words
that either OF us said
Perhaps he may be married--perhaps
And vet To smell carna-
tions. their spicy. heavy sweet
Pertaining all some STICK room. or
passing on the street.
Then stu the school lamps
flicker. and still the Lancers play.
And still the girls hold breathleHs to
watch him so HE way.
And still my child heart quivers with
that nrst ecstasy
Carnations are your dowerw my
first love says TO me-
Margaret Widdem~r. The Fac
tories with other Poems" q. G
Winston Coz
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16

How do you put In your spare
time?
Are the amusements or your leis
ure hours such that you will profit
from them bodily or mentally:
And do you have real variety
OF amusement? Or do you spend
your leisure In pretty much the
same way all the time?
These questions are of more i'm
portance to you than you perhaps
suspect.
For, In point OF cold fact. the way
man occupies himself when he Is
free from the daily grind means
about as much to him as the way
be does his work.
Misspent leisure can destroy EN-
cheney just as surely as can faulty
ways OF working.
And Il Is by no means necessary
for a man persistently 10 spend his
leisure In drinking, gambling, or
any other vicious mode OF amuse-
ment, In order TO spend II badly.
There are plenty OF men who do
not touch a drop OF liquor or bet a
cent; yet who manage TO do injury
to their working power by their
methods OF amusing themselves.
This Is decidedly the case with
the man who always has TO go out.
side himself In order 10 pass his
free moments agreeably.
Many men are or this type. They
are the men who never can settle
down at home nights. but as soon
as they are through supper must
rush out for an evenings entertain
ment at the theater. the dance
hall, or the billiard room.
Night after night they thus amuso
themselves. thinking that they
thereby gain the relaxation they re-
quire "a tired business men"
Actually they are only making
themselves more tired, more UNIT 70
attend to their business duties.
II Is all very well 10 go 10 the
theater. to dance. or 10 play bill
lizards once in a while. But 10 make
It the regular thing is deadening,
mentally and physically.
So with leisure spent In devotion
to nothing but physical exercise,
and particularly 20 nothing but
physical exercise OF one kind
What every man needs is 10 vary
his amusements, 20 find run" In do
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16

Ing all sorts OF things, and, most
important OF all. TO find fun In
things which are OF cultural value
10 him.
Let him 20 10 the musical comedy
IL he so desires. Let him play golf
once or twice week. Let him take
an occasional afternoon of TO at
tend the ball game.
But let him also find II possible
to amuse himself by reading good
book in the quiet OF his home.
Let him get real "fun" out OF lis
tening TO good music. attending a
lecture on some serious subject. or
discussing with a group OF friends
problems In science. art, literature,
or philosophy.
You can put this down as a well
established law:
The more a man can vary the
amusements OF his leisure, the bet
ter able he will be to perform the
tasks OF bis working hours.
This because the multiplicity OF
his interests keeps different sets OF
brain cells actively employed. with
out over fatiguing any one set. or
allowing his mind TO work In a mar
row rut.
Mental rest and vigor depend on
variation rather than on monotony
or inertia.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16
The Daily Reminder
TODAY's ANNIVERSARIES

| INSTRUMENTATION erected ON
Breeds hill. charlestown. Mass.
l;5S-zJudsh Touro. the Jewish
S wsi2 ni,pii who gave $4,000 to-
ment. born at Newport. n. /. Died at
New Orleans Jan. IL. 1884
lsl5-Battle OF Quatre Bras. be-
tween British and allied forces un-
der Duke Of Brunswick and French
iStl-The steam packet Columbia
arrived at Boston after Passage
from Liverpool OF l.: days and eight
made from England TO the United
states
lSSs-Lynchourg. Va. invested by
Gen Hunter.
step In the war with Prussia. march
ed into Bohemia, there to effect a
JUNCTION with the Austrian troops
,isTi-catholics celebrated the com
pletion OF the twenty-rfth year OF
the Pontificate OF Plus IN.
isf6-The Republican national con-
xention al Cincinnati nominated
H%,hsrSrd and W M1S Of o MSs.i for
OF New York. for vice president.
lsso-Nationai exhibition ut Brus-
sells opened by the king and queen
issi-wiiiism Mckinley was nom
mated by the Republicans of ohio Tor
governor
ISss-The Cape Colony steamship
prummond Castle was wrecked on the
French coast with a loss OF $50 lives.
lsoo-Elbe- rrsve canal opened at
Lubbock by the German emperor.
lsot-oien. Count Bobrtkofr, Rus
stan governor OF Finland.
was assassinated at keisingtors.
ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY ~ THE
WAR
Germany called 100000 young
trained men 10 the colors.
Russian. were driven over the Ca
lician border.
Lloyd George took the oath as min
ister OF munitions.
British advanced north Of Hooge,
east OF Ypres.
French made further progress
north OF Arras capturing the "1aby-
British reported 10 persons killed
and 80 injured by Zeppelin bombs In
last two raids near London.
ToDtY's BIRTHDAYS
King Gustav V. OF sweden. born
Prof Charles Y. Piper. botauist 90
the l.. : department. Of agriculture.
born at Victoria. b. C.. - years ago
today
dieIon. Ind. 50 Years ago today.
RI Rev. Cornelius Van De Won.
catholic bishop OF Alexandria. La,
horn IN Holland 5 years ago today.
New man Erb, noted railway eNeCu-
dus,rial corporations, born at Rres-
lau. Germany. So years ago today.
Judsor (Isyl Kirke. FIRST hascmau
OF the Milwaukee American assoc'a
tion baseball team. born at Albion.
y. Y, IS years ago today.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16

and inanimate, obeys the laws OF ma.
ture and passes into some form re-
sembiing sleep, usually while the
sun is beneath the horizon.
Authorities on health and hygiene
point out more and more the need OF
securing al least eight consecutive
house OK sleep. Where this cannot
be done az a routine, day after day,
they advise that the proper amount
of sleep be made up some time dur
ing the "a hours.
The universal practice Of this pol
icy no doubt would do more than
any other single factor TO promote
health and prevent disease.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-16
Forecasts for
st. Louis This Week

President Wilson will be not only
renominated. but reelected. There
Is nothing constructive in the oppo-
sition 20 him. He has kept the coun-
try at peace. He has fostered pros
per1ty. He mas reformed the cur.
rency, improved the banking system,
stabilized industry and restored bus
mess confidence. And his American
ism is simon-pure, indicated II
dealings alike with Germany and the
Allies. There will be nothing against
him but a senseless shriek.-Reedy's
Mirror. St. Louis.