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The sun., 1916-09-13
TO DECIDE MILITIA STATUS.
War Department viii Accept
opinion of 4. -. Appeals Court.

BosToN. Sept. 1.-THE United states
Circuit Court of Appeals heard argu.
nlents al a special session to-day on an
appeal by N" Government fro.~ a de.
cision OF the Federal District Court uiru,.
which Alexander VI. Emerson. a member
of ia" state militia. who was Detained
a. the state mobilization camp because
II his refusal 20 take the new Fedora
oath, was released IN haheas corpus PR
r.siings. In taking the appeal District
Attorney George W. Anderson announced
mat II was the desire OF the War Depart
m"nt to have the court determine the
exact status of militiamer called out by
the President for border duty.
The hearing to-day was before Judges
Putnam. Aldrich and Bingham. II is en-
rccted that the court will hand down
soon a decision which. II has been stated.
Will he accepted by the War Department
a. final.
The sun., 1916-09-13
N X AIDS FOUNDING.
william Solomon Takes Baby
Tound IN it's nascmeut 10 Bellevue

join r. O'Connor Of ,6s East Min
,ieth street. a mail collector. making his
rounds last night heard the wailirg Of
an infant at Eighty-third street and
Fifth avenue. The source Of the cries
seemed to be In the basement door of
the home Of william Solomon, the
banker. at 1921 Fifth avenue. and there
O'Cornor found a three-weeks-old baby
boy.
O'Connor was about 10 summon a 20.
lice patrol wagon when Mr.. Solomon,
hearing OF the founding on his door
step. insisted on taking the infant Ia
Bellevue Hospital in his own automo-
bile. ACCOMPANIED by Matron Smith If
the Fast Siaty-seventh street police sta
ton.
The sun., 1916-09-13
POLICE TIRED OUT BY
LONG STRIKE HOURS
Many Plead Illness and Ask
Rclicf-WOOds Drafting
New Plan.
OFFICERS FARE BADLY
Injured in Mishaps by Strike
Breakers, Stoned and Beaten
by MObs.

With pistol shots hred at elevated and
surface trains. bottles and stones hurled.
mary arrests made and plenty OF work
for the ambulance surgeons. this city is
beginning to realize nov a general trac-
tion strike Is working out. The police are
getting little rcst these days. n any
have reported sick.
Delegations of uniformed mer have
been down TO Police Headquarters to
find out whether there IL any letup In
best to map out a system that will re-
lievc a proportion OF the men al n time.
Meanwhile the withdrawal Of uni
formed men from the streets NJ the bust
ness districts and especially lower broad
way is causing great confusion. Push
cart pedlers are o%bstructing the streets.
even wound the financial district. and
professional crap players arc coming out
into the open.
Persons are being injured by being
pushed from crowded platforms or
trains. by operating cars with which they
are unfamiliar. by receiving missiles
hurled from roofs and walls. Patrolmen
riding on the front platforms of surface
cars are making excellent targets for
hoodlums. and are handicapped by their
inability to use their revolyers freely
VIII Not Use Pistols.
A report that the members Of the
force vera IN nra at riptarS tlrnatpsv
missiles caused great Indignation at Po-
lice Headquarters yesterday and Com
missioner Arthur Woods promptly IL.
sued a denial.
a recurrence Of the revolver firing
which was noted early In the strike took
place yesterday at Ninth avenue and
F'fty-third street. The police did not
get to the scene Of the trouble until the
culprits had escaped.
When a green surface ear operated
by Sylvester Petrie Of ~ Pradhurst ave-
nue. rammed a truck in Whitehall street
yesterday the driver Jumped to safety.
but his horse and vehicle were tossed
into a thirty foot excavation. 4 der
rick was used to get the horse out.
An open switch sent a Union trolley
car over a six foot emhankment yester-
day on the Fort Schuyler road PATROL
man James ]. Donohue o. the West
chester police station was thrown from
the car. lie was taken to the Fordham
Hospital suffering from a broken shoul-
der n possibly internal injuries.
Others injured Yesterday on the surface
or elevated lines we're Patrolman
O'Shea Of the West Twentieth street po-
lice station. broken hand. and William
Moore. a conductor, Of IS Rose street,
fractured hin.
Mass attacks upo surface cars con-
t.nued yesterday with unaba,ed violence.
In the east Eighties. the police reserves
-. % L>ao ,s.ir ,t,,hS .uyoUioO upA
The sun., 1916-09-13
MRS. DuWORTH AT HOME.
Detective IN Park Murder Case
tOnfcrs with Victims widow.

MoNTCIAiH. =. l., Sept. l2,-Mrs.
Grace Carpenter Di,worth, widow Of
Dwight y, Dilworth. the lawyer who WAS
shot in Van Cortland Park on Septem-
her 3. arrived yesterday at her home.
3a3 Nor'h Fullerton avenue. and has de-
MED herself to all callers except a few
friends and Lieut.. Whit" of tn" Fifth
branch detective bureau. Manhattan.
II could not be learned here whether
the detective in his talk with Mrs. Dill
worth Mas able to learn anything about
her husbands past life that would aid
him in solving the mystery of his death.
A policeman patrols the neiShborhood
Of the DiIworth house to prevent annoy.
Ing intrusionS.
The sun., 1916-09-13
Careless Guard Causes Death.

When a Ninth avenue "1." train
stopped at the Ninety-third street sta
ton last night the last car failed to
meet the station end. The guard opened
the gate. Edward n. Ross. n druggist
Of 80 West Ninety-frst street, stepped
from the platform and fell into the
street. lie died soon after. Three other
men were about to step 81 when they
Vttnsosed Ross's fatal fall
The sun., 1916-09-13
Drivers Name Learned.

Mrs. Davis suffered a severe scalp
wound and fractured ribs. and Mrs Wolf
got a bad scalp wound. Mrs. Wolf WAS
asle after being taken To tho hospital
20 give the names Of the entire party
with tho exception 81 tho name Of tn.
drive, OF the machine. which was learned
from the license found or his body.
The car from ocean city on which the
i'll fatcd ZONE were to have taken pas
sage for P~leasantvill" arrived IT tn"
station only a minute after the accident.
II brought the dead and injured to this
city The two injured women were taken
to the hospital on stretchers in the patrol
wagon and the dead were removed to the
morguc OF .I.Yries & Keats.
The accident was one Of the worst that
ever happened In this ounty Coroner
The sun., 1916-09-13

Special attention n outfittnr .,..,
boys by mail. Send postal for samp'e.
The sun., 1916-09-13

mind OF the officers Of the union or the
omcers OF the company there Ia a clear
duty to The public which the underwent
ers Of the agreement and this commits
sion have the right to assert. This con.
troversy does not involve the issue OF
trade unionism in this city.
To-day. AZ on the 9Th Of August. the
clear. legal and moral principles govern
ing the situation remain the same. Each
side believes II Is standing for It's rights.
but the rights Of both sides are subor-
dinated to the rights OF the public. and
II remain as true to-day as then that
the public's right is a right superior TO
the rights Of either the men or the COM
pany."
The sun., 1916-09-13
4 MOTORISTS KILLED.;
WARNING UNHEEDED
Automobile Hits Electric Car
Near Ocean Heights, n. j.
Victims Crushed.
TWO MORE BADLY Hurt
Three of the Dead and Both Of
the Injured Are
Women.

ATLANTIC CITY. Sept. 12.-Thrce wom-
on and n man were crushed To death and
two other women wore severely injured
to-day in n collision between the auto
Wobile In which they were riding and a
southbound intcrurban electric car near
Ocean Heights. These are the casualties :
Dead.
MRs EUGENE KttttAN. u West Thirty.
nfth street. BaNonre.
MRS SAMUEL hay. - IVES, Thirty.hnh
MRS PEII.A vANrrrr. 10 west Thirty
ScNcnlh street. Rayonne.
i~NiERSOI.L. St~eelmanvilIe.
Injured.
MRS W ~ DAVIS. ii?s Avcnu. A.. Bay
MRS MARGARET wolf. Coliinsswood
h'"nr". West Collingswood.
tn" women had been staying at the
Chelsea on the farm Of Irwin Meyers
above Ocean Heights. Ingersoll. the
owner Of the car. was taking them to the
Shore line station. where they were to
board an electric car for Pleasantvillc.
woman Elves warming.
lngersoll. who was driving at high
speed. evidently did not observe the ap.
proach OF the electric car. Neither did
he pay any attention to the screamed
warning OF Mrs. Julia Adams. who lives
OF those in the automobile appeared To
notice Mrs. Adams az she ran toward
tho road waving her hands a. them.
The sun., 1916-09-13

tn mi Heat IL strike Leader.
Abraham R~atkovitch. a laundry y'r
leader is reported In a critical cord, r
At his home, LAG Chester street. BROW
Vile. as the result Of IA riot al a wo~..
mass meeting in Brownsville - 4.
are said to have attacked the orr.'.l,
Joseph William. another labor leader. .
capped by jumping out a rear window
The sun., 1916-09-13
Fitsgerald Explains Absence.

WAeu tUc HltItlOb dIuuII vi TIC StIikc
was read by Chairman Straus. He said
he was told over the telephone on Mon
day night II wouid not be necessary
for the Amalgamated representatives to
be present on Tuesday.
w thought our first duty to our
men would be to visit and talk with
them and We accordingly left the hotel
this morning." he said. so make q tour
OF Manhattan. The Bronx, Yonkers.
Mount Vernon n New Rochelle. II
appears that the Public Service Com
mission communicated with my head
quarters shortly after noon and got in
touch with Mr.. Fridiger's assistant and
requested him to have Mr.. Frayne. Mr..
vahey. Mr.. FrldiGer n myself at the
Pubic Service Commission at four
o'clock. Efforts were made to get In
touch with US and We only received
the message az four o'clock when we
were at New Rochelle headquarters"
They got to the commission ofices at
$3.50. when the proceedings were over.
Until the meeting tomorrow he will
withhold the unions answer.
Hugh Frayne. general organizer Of the
American Federation Of Labor. called on
Mayor Mitchell at City Hall yesterday on
request from the Mayor. After the short
conference Frayne said the labor leaders
. vtNs b0 opiNc ootiOOh Hc
plans for the labor parade to be held to-
morrow were discussed. The Mayor
would not give permission for Fifth ave-
nue. TO be included in the line Of march.
With the closing Of testimony before
the commission On the difference bet ween
the Amalgamated and the ~lnterborough
and New York Railway Company Al
fred A, Cook. counsel for the Third Ave-
nue. Railroad. made a demand for an
investigation Of the steps that brought
on a strike on that line.
In his communication he points to the
agreement underwritten by the Mayor
and Public Service Commission. That
agreement. he says, was in no sense de-
pendent on the affairs or concerns Of any
other transit lines OF the city. His
company. says Cook, faithfully observed
It's provisions at all timef.
n hostile action 81 any kind was
under contemplation. q. &'o called mas
ter and servant agreements were bsing
considered and No 0sstiAgs NTH thaSeS-
The sun., 1916-09-13
Authorization Of the strike.

The report goes on THE spokesman
for both parties now testify before us
h question could have been disposed of
by processes provided In the agreement.
Nevertheless. on the LIST OF September at
a meeting of the I~nterborough men reso.
lutions were adopted demanding the re.
turn OF the working agreements and au-
thorizing their officers to call a strike IL
necessary.
1T II conceded b. the spokesman for
the men that AZ this time no effort was
made to utilize the processes or machin-
cry ~ arbitration provided in the agree
nent OF August 80 lwhen the INTERIOR
"ush tacitly accepted the obligations of
the peace pact) and on the LIST of SEN
TENDER a communication was sent to the
Chairman OF the Public Service Commits
Sion BY counsel for the men enclosing a
lttter to the Mayor"
1T Is our opinion continues the mem.
orandum. after listening to both sides
ana carefully reviewing the Testimony,
nhst whatever may be the condition Of
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-21

8albington allerbings tpDrtlid gel
|brndJt, jeboh blird irreleitenbe aleberz
Ei6riften ibrer Spibe bera,tbt, iobabI
Der pberfld9lide 2eier. ser immer|
nod Der altmoSil1en Mniint buloigt.|
l1eberIdrift lnb Snbalt miibten iid
peden, unb oesbalb meilt nur Die .%erlte&
tie lieif, oas 8latt berubist aus Der
5ano legt:- e5 6arbelt lid ia int
@runbe lm cine uralte Snde. ser sic
britilde Me9ierung MIR cine ncueSorm
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nid1t g%lanben, baB Sobn guG ie bie
ablidt beaen tpilrbc, ieinen bielgelie6s
ten Srelinb unb @eripanbten Gnfel
samuel 5u idaotsen ODER aud mir
blrh einen ldiefen glid si franten.
ipiros in 2onoon gelaet, 10 tpiros|
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be man oara1 pie an Elm gbangelium
- parllm alio ioa Der einfade Biir@
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iiberbalpt berboten iperben miibte, ba%
TON stpeifeln? 2eioer aber oiebt es|
immer nod 2ente. Bic an @rpBbritanzI
MEMS Selbitloiisfeit 5tpeifeln; 2eute,
pie oa allen grnites gegen Die Blnbess
regierung Ben @oripurf erbeben, onrdpl
libre Siisiamfcit Sen cngliiden anmasi
bl1nscn geseniiber Ben ipobren Sl1tez.|
|reflen oes 2anbes 5uipiber GIT banoeln.i
les giebt ]ogar Qeute, Die ben 8rdli<
oenten bei6uloisen, Ieinen @abliprud
vImerifa obenatt" fur i'm Munoe s,t
filbren. ipabrenb ct burd feline 6anbzl
lltngen ben amerifaniiden Narnen Dor
lauer 8elt in @erruf bringt. l1no bieie
2eute iinb burdaus nidt ale Bin
oefridler", Tie finben iid bieImebr
iberall oa, mo- George 8aibinstons
Barnnns .sesen Die Slide uno Mdi1lfe'
remblanoilder ginfliiiie" nod beilig
%gebalten ipiro; iiberaQ 30, ipo bic Mb@
I6iebsiuorte BEG sroben staatsmannes
Sci Der M%nsbebnuns lnierer @au=
belsbe5ieDuagem SIT anberen 2anber,t
miiiIet ,uir uns sur Orlnhregel ma
der, pDlitifh 10 wemis ,uie mSglid nit
ibneu su .tb,n su baben", nod ibrem
bonen 8ertb na6 geniiroist tperben.
9raiibent 8illon Fat lid sesen bieie
@egel bergan9en, inbem ct Ieit Dem
4 Sage ieines gin5uses in bas @eiBe
5alls cine ser @aibinstoner 8ar1ung
brett entseaengefebte 9olitif setrieben
Fat - beipllbt poer unbeipuBt in gng<
/ lambs Sabrfpa1ier, inter Guaranteeing
Ses eisenen 2anbes. Ml1d jest eripar<
ten mir pot linn feline ernitIide M,ipei=
inng Der britilden 3tpanssmaBreselu
IL g f6n,tte ia bic &riessprpiperitat
ber b%erfannten Mhanitipms patripten
barnnter leibc,1!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-21
BUT1ERMHLCA mar elin5gaeld>
rlnaSMiltel, oa6 Jrau aus lldine|
geno6,6igSe ,,ganlm' gg6rMlde..

Srau Wa. q. Campbell, 6S Sabre.
alt, 1902 Siinfte Mbeuale in @oline
ipobnbaft. CAB Die folsenbe intereIlante
Grfldrllng ab:
Neine @el9iperben nit MdgcnleiS
Den 1lnb Mbelmatismus paren idreefz
lid. 8d6renb BEG beiben @etters
1pur6e ib Elm ipenig bon Ser 5ibe iiberz
manlt unb mein a6rper : spitcm ,ipar
I'M allsemeinen iebr ldipad. Sb fnnt,s4
te nidts als elm @las 8ltttermil6 tag
Ii6 in meinem Magen allfnebmen. SET
fiiblte 16lieBlib berartig idledt, oaB
i6 nidt mebr iiber Die StraBe geben
fonnte.
vW1ein @atte mlbte bon ser Mrbeit
ipegbleibcn lrt,D mir aufpaiien - id|
mar einfa9 .IiIflos. @or ni9t LANCER
Belt falfte mein Iann cine Sla16e.
rIanlac" in GdlegeI's Mpptbefe nlo
bcbpr bieie @o6e borbei lpar, fonnte
id tpieDer nit oem srobten Mppetit
elien. Bin jebt ltarf 9enllg, Inn meme
Sau%sarbeiten gil bcrridten. ecn bieIer
8ode binsi6 ldon mebrere Male arss
segangen. Sd tam iebt ale lolde
Ga6en ciien, beren @enllb mir friiber
ipicbertpdrti9 NOR. SEPT fiible id beIs
ier oils i6 por spet Sabren unb lan9er
9etban babe, bin nidt mebr 8bel1mas
tismnls gepladt nab id benfe, baB
nSdnlac" lpul1berbpu lit"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-21
slmerifaniide Snnhelsmnabbausisfeii
ssiM 9ing her EWeraamaeaheit. !

Ser iiinslte @anbelserlab ser BRIT.
iden @csierug, Ser tbatiddli6 Sen gez
iardmten Mlsfubrbanbel ser Ser.
Staaten nad @ollano lrtb Sen lfanz
oitapiiden 2anbern Iabmlegt, pcranz
1dauli1t bon 11ellent in grcifbarer
Sorm Sic Gbatlohe, bas @rpbbritaf-
nien Den Nnipruh erbebt, Der ga1,5en
8elt gori9riften MAIDEN unb niniitez
riclle Grlaiie an Stelle ser bisber gelz.
tenoen pDilfcrredtliwen geltimnungen
leken 5lt biirfen. @ie bl1tigcr &pbl1
mutbet es on, DOB an bemjelben Gage,
oa Der fran56liide Miniiterprdiibent
1l1ter bem @eifausjubel Ser bon 1eis
ner 8%erebiamfeit bingerillenen 3amz
mer Die itplse grfldrllns absiebt. Sic
Gliireten fiibrten Sen &rieg ein5ig llnb
dllein 81 .oem 3mede, bebriidten @Dlz
fern Sreibeit lnb l11abbangigfeit gu
bringef, gnglaub lib als unllmldrdnfz
te 9errin beg 8eItbanbels erflart, bez
ren @'ebote fir idmmtlibe neutraIe
golfer mabseber1b iein miilIeu. Sir
clue bertige Mnmabung fi1bet iid in
Der mooernen @eldidte nidt ein cinz
siees 8eiipiel lie lit alld nun baz
burd) erflarlid, bab 1id Die britiide1,
Staatsmanner lider fiiblen, altf feiz
men tb~atfrdftiseit @iberitanb leitens
Der Ser. Gtdateu sl itoben. l1nb bns
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-21

pganIac" lam aus Ghleael's
Mpotbefe, Np. 220 @elt 2. Ctr, be-
5ogen perben, iuo Elm @err bon Ben
uSanlac" 2aboratorien erfldrt, tpie
oaIielbe. genommen iperDen loI lino bic
&eimltnte erldutert, Die nab bellen
@ebralt6 eripartet iperben l6nncn.
11nter Sen 9enten bon Dabenport,
ipclde vganIac" fiir5li9 ~gebiibreno
anerfannt baben, befi,1oen lid 81. 6.
9obbs. 8dfer, 9ritte nnb @arren
.5traBe, S. sc. 8rotpr, @runbeigenz
tbln, SO. 322 Wanin .StrnBe, Srall.
8. $. Meber, SEQ. 424 @elt Siinftc
,StraBe, 8. 8renbel bon Ser 8ettenz
bprf Bounbrb.
nSanlae" fann in Sen ~fplgenben
Stdbten in Ser gsdbe bon 9abenport
.erlanst iperben:
gettenborf 9rus 60.
[2e@Iaire $3.50. 50. G. 0'SooIe
Barnes Gitb So. IS. 6. 9araoiie
Sremont $500. 81. 6. @incent
Sairfielb ...... @nlllner 8ros.
6eorid 49,. S. q. Matbetps & Son
Scotia ....... gitb Sru9 So.
aat. 8leaiant 80. 8. 8. 8arsb
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3i6lanb $3.50. @elb 9rng So.
sisonrneb -. @affner 9rus So.
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8iQamsbltrg 80. S. S. 3errp
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-21

rim peroen lie, falls bie 1ifentli6e@aeiz
mlng III bieiem 2a1be iid nidt su Ell,
nem ent1deibenben ghritt %aufrafft,i
redt bebalten. gdon ,iest ipirb bomi
staatsbepnrtment, nadbem es, I'M
Den sdein su ipabren. gritaunen unS
gntriiitung borgeipie9elt bate, bic
.aplung uusse9eben, .8nbe lit bic erite
Biirscrpflidt", inbem Durd balbamtz
.ltde 0epelden Ben Acknowledgements
berlllden Der britiiden Botldaft eine,
nabe5u ausldlassebenbe ge0eutung
b~eisemeien ipirb. iast iebr ridtis Bic
u8eitl. Soft. 8u ALIEN llngliid lit
MIN altd Ser 8onsreB nidt mebr in
gtitlrng. Ionit bate er u1ter ocn OBJ
tpnlteuoen llmitd,.ben - dpn Der be-
b%orltebenoen @abl tpegen, lpen1 nls
Ifeinem dnberen Brltnbe- Sen @uuiH
bes 8raiibenten, bic bereits uugerpm
men sseipelenen @erseltungsbeltims
munger mod I'M Iebten Mugenblid slr
beradtlidelr SARGE ob8uldndden.
!iiderlid nidt erfii1t. 4ber es lift tpobl
alld feinem 8ufan 5n5uidrciben, oaB
gnglanb init ieiner neuen @emiitbiz
gung .asipartet bat. big sic s@elebgez
Dung fid pertdet bate, pe1h Die Ger
ten in 2pnbon iinb iiber Bic in Mmez
rita berridenbe goIfsitimmllns iebr
genar nnterribtet bel g%enanersals
10 mander bobe @err in @aibinstpn,
Scr ba in lcinem l1nfeblbarfeitsbiinfel
bermeint, bas gplf nriii1e in Genfen
unb Siiblen nad linn ii6 ridten
,unb besbalb sog moi, es Dor, 5u lpars
ten, bis Die 2lft rein seipprhen lpnr.
|Srsenp lpelde 8cfiirdtl1nsen bor beml
9rajibenten pbcr gar Is lit laderlid
|baran GIT benfen) bot Dellen aetrenerl
Qeibmameludcn, lStaatslefretdr 2anz
ling, ldeint oas arsndrtise Mmt in
|2onbon ni6t 5u be9e1, audi oarin Ben
8elpeis liefernb, tpie eng es NIT ber
@e1ensart Ser mabgsbenben Ecrloltz
|lidfeiten bertrallt lit.
Sn ipel6 eridrcdenbem MqBe ipabz
reno bieles ll19liidlelisen arieses bas
geritalloniB bier fir rationale @iiroe
abbanben gefommen lit, gebt aus ser
@altuns sroBer Dltlidcr 8Idtter bie@
fem neueten britiidcn @ergepalti@
[eungsperiud g%escniiber bcrpor. 8is
|iebt lit es nidt %sellnsen, audi MIR eli
ncn. baseecn geri6teten aomnel1tar gu
@clidt su %befommen; III Ben meiiter
3;eitungcn lperben Sic iiber sic Sade
bai,bcItlben 9epel6en aus 2onopn nm
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-21
Ser Mu5ea ssoM.

Ser Imerifaner Charles @biparb
99lllIeII, Der @obn bes erltorbe1en
@era1seebcrs Ser Dabenpprt uBaz
5ette" nuD Iansidbrieen &ptmeiiters
bon 9abenport, Der bier seboren ipurz
IDe unb anfgetpndien lit, iprnd fir5lid
Iauf Ser dmerifnni5den Bptid]nft in
Yaris bor, I'M iid elm 8eglaubiglngsz
|ldreiben 81 erbitten. Nuieu lit Elm be-
fainter Spur1alilt unb erfrelt 1id]
zines nidt neutrality-suspicious.. CT bat
tie bie Mbiidt, nad 8elgien 5u gebe11
llto bort St,lbien 5t MAIDEN, unb baz
lEst beburfte er eines amtlidbet1 N,lss
Inches leiner 8egierl1ng ober eines ib<
|rer Srgane. 9us mar in bielem Sale
Der mnerifanifde Bpti6after in 9aris
!ober beiien Steupertreter, Ser su Ser
|3eit, als Ml1l1eu alrf Der 8ptidaft porz
lpra6t ais @el6dftstrd9er fungirte.
9ieier 6err beibt gIib. 3l ibm
cling @l1ljeu unb trls fem Mnliegen
Dor. @liB b0rte i'm rubig an nnb
lebnte Damn %rltnbtpeg ab. @1iied Bn1
ne oas Observation-Disclosures nidt
erbalten, erfldrte ct, ltnb aIs MllIleu
na6 bem @rn1be fragte. nurbc ibm
gea1tlpprtet, er babe 6 rttifanoer
Ibdtisfcit bes 9rdIiben :
t c II 8 iI.i . II, 9eiibt. Mit bielem 8e<
ideib miBte' 8ltieu iid 5ufrieocn aez
ben, aber bpfientlid lit Sic Mngeleaen=
beit bamtt ni6t erleoigt.
Ser 9rdiibent Ser Ser. Staaten lit
Der 9iener bes anterifaniihen 8olfes.
Sem @olfe berbnnft CT fem Wanbat,
bas Golf be5ablt ibn. fir feline 2icnife,
lnb bem 9blfe lit CT nerantipprtlidl.
Nuh &err @lib lit Scr @iener bes
amerifaniihen gplfcs, ipenn audi mlr
Elm gan5 %fleiuer, iast iebr ribtig Sic
yG~incinnatier Sreic 9reIe". Ser
&uiicl aber bilbet ci,1e,1 gbeiI bes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ct bat Elm Medi
allf bas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bas
Tim in Garis bertpeigert im1rbe. nnb
9err BfiB bat nidt bas &edt, es Inn
bor5nentbalten. Miemanb bat i'm slm
Midter iiber Sic Gbatigfeit Nu1Ieus eez
fetf. llnb Ser @eriud, ii1 bus Nidterz
amt n,suei9nen, fam nift energild
gcrlla suriidaeipielen iperben.
@ir ii1b bier ~borldufig nph in .ei>
mem freien Qnnbe nnb nidt III Ml,ss
LAMB. Observation-Disclosures eiebt e
BEL nns niht. 9ie @erfaTung getpdbr1
iebem 8iirger bes Qarlbes bas Med1
Der freien &ritit. Sic fennt feline Gls=
nabme 5ltgllnlten bes crlien 8eamter
Ser Mepublif. Nud Sic Gerlon nnb bit
Sbdtiaieit 0es Grdiioenten nnterliea,
Der Gffentltden &ritif, u1b al iener
Bic in eritcr Clinic berufen Iinb, biel,
&ritif mls5uiiben, gebDrt Charles Sui:
fen. gs lit nibt BLOB ieim autes Hedt
Die Sbdtigieit hes 9rdiibentent su It'll.
tiiitci1, ipenn CT ela1bt, hab &ritif al.
gebra6t 1T, es lit nlb feline Nfli6t
9afiir lit er Sournalilt.
SIN eiler %befnnnten 3eitidrtft ipirt
III &c~rbinbuug nit oem MiliIeu : Sal
Der &pri6lag gemaht, sic @nnbes.
bauptifnbt lnnsutallfen, lie nid,t mebl
Baibington, innbern Gctrpgrai
81 ncnnen. Mit ruiiiiden Mntlaneen
Soiueit 1inb mir in Ser bielgeriibmtcr
Nern ber neuen Sreibeit gefomme1
bnB mir ing on rltlliihe @prbilbe,
nIebnen. sM @llblmb lit es Site
sob 2eute, Sic aepagt baben. sic 9er.
ion pber bic gbdti9feit oes 3aren ),
lfrttiiiren. entreatet nerbeu. ginen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-21
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Steg IN Der @ano. grianos @anp mar
nas o~ffenbar alin niht.
Sic Alep Dprf @orlo iamnert
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gems brrh england. l1eber Sic Ser
geipalti9ung Ser Ser. Staaten ia1.z
merit tic natilrlid nidt. @abrIdeine
lid lit tic Der anlidlt, bob cir Gulalz
lcnltaat it'd bas gefallen lailen n~,ii1e.
S%redbeiten, lpelde iidl Nn0ere
allf Grlnp friibercr @efauiefeiten inns
segenilber erlallben. lino bic unaugez
ncbmlten @iperlpartigfeiten.