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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

Iie raacluiuBiae 5iaaliiti0e 0c1
Meienaucrcus Gidcniran5 % g0t
ge @alIe ln NiG1onoiowli mar &c
tern Auen0 8ii bciu@i Sic 5aa
agr lipia inter Diriaent Foblmanu
e1liae @icoer ci gllsoonu mmocn
oir iaitiaiOau @cNdite crleoiat uno
hie lnla0uiacn oes 0SrpAilnl' ln0
0a 9lereini8ieu @dlacr enacnoiu.
Mea Iie 9icrlannnlnng wMoe uon
9taii0ai 5 arcBlcln gelcitci 5c
taiar S. &ieiQfina prptotollirte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

@oli5ci- mo &olfSridtcr, ioluic an.
ocrc 9camtc trotcu geitcrn i0rc
StcQlmgcn al. Ylnrion gl.
@icaee scr goriibenOc Ser @a6l-
9llfiidtsbcboroe. Somcs 6.
Sub6crt sum G0ei-Glerf crnomt.
6ranf 3oud i'm Gicilt
GrobOem ociieul @a6ltag mar,
troten oie ncucn @litolieOcr Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an Niittog i6rc
Bl0bc an. Geribieocnc anocrc DC.
ante, Die Our6 ocn @ouuculcnr CT.
nunnt muOcn meloctcn id c6cn-
falls sum Gicnit pobrcuo anocrc crit
1cutc ibrc 9Soiten ontrctcn luerOci
Ger ncuc 9Srdiioent Der @abl-
slliiidts6e6orOc lit 0iorion ". DC
Sec, icrncr lit Serr &obcrt Gorr. Der
c6cnlo luic &crr Nic&ce Gemofrat it,
cil WiitglicO scr @c6oroc, md5rcno
Nerr Gonnno gSo1tcr, Der Nrdliocnt
scr alten 9e60rOc, iest Gin Qiinori.
fats 9iitglicO Ser neiIcn 9cboroc &C.
woropn lit. 3lun Gbci.Glcrt mnroc
ioiort Serr SameS 6. Su66crt cr'
nonnt, ocr oieien Soften 6erctS irii.
Der innc battc uli0 elmer Ocr bcfobi9
itcn 9conltcn oer 9e6orOc lit. &d5s
reno Scr rcpu6lifaniidcn Gcgierllnss.
5cit plroc Scrr Subbcrt beibe5oltcn,
ga oie 9eamten o6ne Ocniclben nidt
icrtig meroen fonntcn lmO Die nciIe
StcIlc ais Niilis.Gbeiclcrt iilr ion
oeicbaiicn
&err SSoicp6 3infanO mllroc 5lml
9erpaItcr fir aagcmeinc 9lrbeiten
ieitcns ser 9luiiebcr ernannt. @crr
3infanO mar i6on irii1cr unter Der
ocmofrotiihen &egicring i'll Dem 9u,
reou tbdtig.
Der nelernannte &orliber Scr
StaatS SnnoltraBcns S9r.
6rant $. 3old. rUllrOe in Iolpnion
cingeidmorcn mo iibcrnn1m icin
@ureou i'm @arrctt. @cbdpOe. Scin
@oraaugcr luar 8. 6. 9cacr, lDel.
der reiignirtc
Sir cinen ciinlonatlihcn Eernlin
iibcrna6m geiicri Scrr GOworO d.
Seorrii6 ooS 9(nt Oe5 Staato 6elcr.
maricballs. Gieie SteIling miro
ouiscIoit nnO gebt in Die StaatS.9cr.
iideruugs. s.Gommiiiiou iibcr. EeS-
glcidcr iibcrnimmt 6eute Oie Staats.
gieb. @eilno1citsbeboroe fiir cinen
cinuonotlicbcn Ecrntin ibre Gicnlte.
Gieic Gonmliiion miro cbcniauS am
1. SUM aiigclolt.
0crr 6. g(uitin gouebmon Der
ncnc Gommiiior iiir Wlotor.6abr5cll'
gc, tritt cbeninlS bciItc icin 9Imt an.
Tic 9icen5cn wur0en bcrcits gcltcrt
nuf icincn 9lamcn ous9citcat Inn oic
monatliden Bidder in Srommg bal.
ten 81 fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02
,,lSrcpareonef.N

llnier oen 9hiipijiclt Scr u9taional
gcrtbeioiounaS-2isa" iinSct bcldc
glbcnO nm s llbr cine Aloiicnoer'
iommllm9 in Scr uSOric" ltait, hcI
uelder DER c6emaligc &iilis-aricgS'
ictrctdr SenrD Breckenridge lmo Sr.
@corge gS. @epper ii6er oas E3ema
uErcparcOneB~ iprcAcn werocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02
Ji.nnre GegI i6cr gdOS6orora(
2rpis Orm scaatOr Sec idsiuOar OOraus,
SSiniam GabrI Srurc 6attc fcuc GOamcen.
3Gmau Sciot sac i'm c@aen
GOuarhoiiriIt Guc miuirairc Delegation urO sur
Olfauiidcu MuiOnotGuupcutou ecouOt
9tInis OtM seNatOr Gee idsiMOar


Cic @rimdrud6len Scr Gemolra
ten mo 9lcpublifoner oic geitcru
itotiionocn ionoen ber61tniBnoBig
idnpodc @ct1ciligung; in ocr StoOt
Baltimore 6elonocrs Die repu6litoti
ic6c. 1as ocnauc 6elultnt i'm Stootc
loBt iid nod niht nit Nciiinmtbcit
iciliiclcn. Sn 0cnl rcpubIitaniidcn
Gonieit lm oie giominotion fir ben
@im0cS Scnot Bat ober Soiep6 Sr.
min 6roucc BON Gecil.GouniD iibcr
oeu friibcrcu 0jourerneiu @billips
see @olosboroll9b pon Gordcltcr
GolmtD geiicgt oos beiBt, cr bot Die
Nlc5r8obl 0cr Delcgotcn 5nr Stoats
Gonpention Die ont 8, Oini tagt I'M
oen 0unocsienots. Gonoiooten 81 no
nmircn lmo Gelegoten 5i Der am z.
&iuu iii G6cago togenocn giotionol
GonUcntion 5u crnennet geluoluen.
5opcit DTS Nliitcrnoc6t oc 9eridtc
porlogen mcrorn Olp Gclegaicli gut
StootS Convention mic iolgt oii sic
bci0cn Ganoi0otcn pcrtbcilt ieil
,Srancc Wol0Sborougb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02
gIns Scn Cgeridlish5ien.


6rciaciprodcu puroc scr glpoi5cter
II. @ug6cs 9oriug. Soll 10.
geicelidl Groocn obacacbcn 6o'
ben. Dic gcr6onohna wqGrtc
5pci Gage. eutiGciOun@ ~
ocm Sail ocr 9lncricon San So
perlougt. glntrog geiteat.
@iit cincm 6rciiprnh cnOcte oie
&er6onOlng gegcu ben 9lpot6efcr
Or. Sug6cS BORING peldcr ib i'm
@imocS GiiriftSgeridt inter Der
@eiHulOigung Der ungeiebliden gl1'
gabc bon 9}orfotifdS 5u pcrontmortcu
bate. 06nc DAB oie Wefhuorcncn
lire Site uerlieBcn crfldrtcn iic OelI
9eihul0iatcn oller ShulO frei
Cie glnflagc Scr 9ieeierltng itano
oui ic6r idmadcn 6iiBcn iuo wuroe
bciuicicn OoB Or. Boring mr 9lc
5cptc onicrti0tc Oic BON 9ler5ten ans
geitclt UnrciL Inn Spicr Der Grogci
81 6cIen. Sohperitduoige iii6rtci
nn OaB Oicie Slr ncbrcrc Nlonatc
in glniprud ncbmc unO bic &rantcn
nah lm0 noH nit mcni9cr Drogct
peric9en mcrOcn miiiicu mo nidDt an
cinnol inter Der Gnt5ie6ung leiOci
Oiirfen. Ser c6emaligc Stootsan'
malt 9n6crt Gpcns, Oer ais &ert9ei'
oiger fiir Sen 9ciduloigteu iunairtc,
idlug iciucn c6cnoIigcn gliiiiienten
.Eiiiriftsonpolt Sotanc, Der
Die 9(ntlogc Ocrtrot. glott ans ocnI
6cI0e.
Serlon9cn sic glufl0iun9.
9inoeS6camtc mo 9lnpdltc luiin'
IdDcn bon 9lidter Goic einc Oeiinitiue
Gntidciouug in Sem Sale Scr Sine
ricun San So, ocren 9hflontng iei-
tens scr @un0esregicung pcrlangt
purOe 9libter 9loic iugte Dor cinl'
ger 3eit, OoB oie 9lmcricon Gan So.
gar niGt 10 id1lcbt lei mO iort6eIic.
ben fonne. pem iic iih in 3rfinIf
ouitdnOig 5eigc Gies mar a6cr feit
llrt6eil ieitcnS Oes Aibtcrs jpn
bern ieine pcrioulihc 9lniidt ScBt
Orangt ooS 9uuOes sSuitiaOcportc'
oitf eiuc @utideionua. Oanit Scr Soil
cpentuelI Dor ein 6o6eres @eridt &c
brodt iuerOen fonn Ger Siiliss
@eucralonmolt 9oOO in @ai6inetolI
ioll i'm 9unOeSgeridt 5u 9oltimcrc
cine Ginga6e eingcreidt 6o6en I'M
Gin llrt9eil in oem Sail Der 9lmcricon
Gan SO. 5u crjipinsen 0ie Gan.9o.
ioa cine SddOigung cin5elncr Snou.
itricn uno Gin uncertainties .Oionopol
gcidniicn bobcu
@ill icincn ytomcn
miiicn. z
Sobn @rcgorD Scuaci rcidtc I'M
areisgcridt cine aloee gegcn Die 9e'
onltcn ocs ct. %incent SSaiicnbcims
Gin. in luclAer er ooS 0jcribt crilIdb'
te. cmen 9ciebl 5u crloiicn no@ mel
d)cm ole 9eontcn ocs @oiicnbmIies
oc6oIten merOcn i6m Die llmltonoe
iciner @cblrt mit5utbcilcn 0omit cr
mcib, mcr cr lit. Scullcn CAB an
OuB CT ais gobp rem @oilcnbols
untcr ocm Nomen @9coor0 ii6crgc.
ben puroc mo in Scptcru6er 1886
in @ilcgc bon 6rou Wio98ic Scullen
fam oic iciucr 3cit hi gir 1912,
99cit GrattltrnBc. luo1ntc Vier cr.
6iclt CT oen 9lomcn Sculcn Scr
&ldqcr bc6olptct ooB Die @conlcii
ocs Muiicnbouics 9dbcrcs iibcr leine
@cbirt mo 9lbitonmung millcl luo
ipinidt jcet 0oriibcr slnibluB- SSic'
ocrAoltc sInirogcu icincrlcits bIic0cil
lnbcout0ortct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

Gr 9ior0oii.Ioliuorc glerih6ac'
rai9s 2erciiiguna~ 11lt am Sou'
nethoa 0c I Dlai gl6cnoS $ ll6r,
ibgc uonatldlc &srianHIuna ia Der
an0nlpl- -sapelle nn Der Gde BON
Noinon imo Gocn StraBc a0 Aria.
iiaeet GAare5 2 Dorl iii6rt ocll
&priil lnlo 9Silliam Sioliori oas
Eroot0li
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

9lnocflagter bon 9lidtcr @odorO
iiruiirei cntloiicu iuuroe.
Gidtcr q. 2 hroc0er.
9lud IN Ser norOliden @oli5eiita.
tion 6ottc Gin neuer anoi 9eitern
iciuc I6dti1fcit bcgonnen, 0iidbter
Sdroeocr bate oic iiir oen noroli-
den Eol5cioiitrift 6cionOers tppi.
idlcn Gcrleeuocu oeS Slutomobil9c.
ictcS 81 pcr1ouoclL uno @ermann
@oloiicin BON 9}r. 2l2i SateUiclu.
9lucunr mar Der critic an0cblidc
.&cr6rcdcr Ser Dor Dem 9iid)icr
itono. Scrr Woloiicin uuroe BON Ocnt
9iidtcr nit elmer @oruu9 c6cuiolIs
cntloiicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

uSsgop 1icc HOde iplafroes Cpcr AZ.
prtipirc
WnNinN GicnIi0N WiiiUOO WiNilNcc inQ
Nufilps Ncnf
&oiiiCriiun 0lritnn <nWiluN VullNft uNp
Mucina ,N Llup0lurc"
,oiuhrin" Tbc ycuplCrS"
.NlppoDfunlc l1n0cpiNc nn0 NuNpcibnoer
.WiaWlnnO" N0u0tOlic mo lSNnoc.pllocr
,,NiHHl Aiabcmic" gl kair III 5rce
NinrnlanD 1Uacb Ninb" Som T. bis ~
mdi 1f0iabl6 lieaneu 5u Hnito
,tNfnBNuir 0iliiUnN. neN =, Nlul. ullnot
flnllhcf glbcn0 nno Dnibdll lu 0er p6fuDlliliia
cauc1
,Atbricg4Wciannucfcm Ninl0ict" 6fcllnA
ben .. Wal, Numillc thcup 10 r0ntinA :
eaic', 2ac 6uli'Apeiue inp 3. ziralc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02
Ter @cltfrica Aentc OOr cincm
Sn6r.
.. Mai 1915.
(]ia1 Dem 9cribt ocs Geuticbel
@cucralltobs)
y. Mlai I9I5.

,Su ocr Gdegen0 bon gperluc5.
msa oic Tcitiheu oie ~e60itc
pou Sortuin iiiooiilid bon ct.
Silicn elm.
Geitide 9leiierei iioBi iiDcr
@riinboi aegcn @iitau in yii
toncI Dor imO nimnit 2OO0 9lni.
ien aclanaen an elmer mnocren
Stele iucroen 1000 )iuiica 8c.
ianacn AeiolnulcL
,Sn Meii.tSnli5icn cr}uligcr
oitcrrcidiih lnaariiHc Erppcl
bci Ctiinou oen lle5ersan1 il0er
oen iuiereu Ilnaicj, oic 9llnies
ilicbcn luiO am Abeuo III Der
IiuhpuI1 IN eiuer 9reiic BON
i6 ailometcr mo licic bon pier
ailomgtcr 9cInnaeu 10000 9lui-
len uerocu 9eianacn 0cuonmuen
Iubcuoc pou &cidliiBen 80 Qia.
ihincuacpe1rc lmN ulcl &ricsS.
material crbcuict
Ni ocn TarNauellel miro Gin
cuAliig6eS llnierlec0oot pcrnitbtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02
nglOrO-(Strafc Smmcriuabrcnocr
g,ojlrQScrein O1r. 1

Cic %o6rcSs&erionnthmg mo BE-
nmtcnpa6l OcS u9ioro-Sap.S traBcii
Snmcrudbrcn0cn 9anDcrcins 9tr I"
iinoct 6cltc 9l6eno I'M Q llbr inter
@oriie Ocs 95rdiiocnten s. 95ctcr Bad
mo Scfrcidr e. gngclS inn &crcns'
9ofalc. 9lr. 757, 9ior0.SaD.StraBc
ltait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

= { M . ! ratl d) G y GU al y cll'
NAB /.
Sdlucrcr lit cs icit5uiielcu lucr
md 0cnolratiidcr Scitc Ocn SIc9
iiir bic Domination fiir oeu 9unoes
Scuot crrlngcn BAT, Gabcl W. Bruce
bon Baltimore foiumt auer0HiaS
nidt in @cirabt. a6er o6 BON oen
onocreu bciocn 9anoiootel: 9lair
See bon aRont9oncrDlGolmiu mo
1apio 3. 9Guis Don gl0e8anu.
GutntO elmer einc refine Nlcbrbcit Ger
i29 Tclcgoten 5li Ser am H.. Nlui
tagcnoct Staots.GouDcntion bei'nI
erlicn @or3ngspotm babcu miro,
l1Bt iicb nad oel ioucit uorlicacuocu
Qcri6tcn ans oen Counties noh
nidi ia9cn Sie iheiueu mgeid1r
,Nals an SnlS SO lailicn~.
Eic iolaenoc Iabcae Oeitct OoS
Gotlm fiir sic 0erren see imo ScpiS
III scr Siooto.GonDeniion an:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

Ger ,@crmonio 9Gamerdor" 6dIt
am N1ithuodl, ocn 3. @lai lcinen
i6brlihen Wlaibad in Der Scbmaul'
@onc ob. ser mr. iiir 0lit9Iicoer be-
iiimit it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

Scc's Nlaiorit1t in Der StoOt 2i3i
Gic @obI ocr 0pn0rcb
Gan0i0utcn
sir orn Gongreb fon0cl aui 0cs
niotratiidcr Seite gouteitc itatt int
g. 5. mo g. Giiirift.
&m , 0iitrift iicate ser jeg9c
GongrcB gl6georoncie &. Srco g..
Ealbott nit 9eihtiafet iiber glo0o
S9ilfidon bon ser is. g4oro. ser
lcbtsu s9intcr 92itsico ocS lhicr
Nouies Ger 2caiSlohir ipor Der Ii
itrift bcitcDt aus ocr l5. uno lG.
@aro Scr Stoot Baltimore uio No,
tinore GorroI ino Sorioro.
Gountu
Sm 8 Diiiritt worcu &ndion ".
Mdlitou bon Nriucc Georges Gotmt0
nn0 9ranf 8. Smith BON Colbert
Gounm sic @encrbcr. Gicicr D
irift 6eitc6t ans ser 2l.. 23. mo
"a. gSuro lIno 0cnl ] !, . g., Z llno
s. 9re5mtt oer rs SSaro Der Stoot
Baltimore lruo 06arles Colbert
@riucc Wcor8eS slnue glrunoel
@owaro uno Fl. NlarDs Gouuiu.
Sm 6 Diiirift Der aus glleaonu
5rroerid Garrett QlonigoiuerD
ino @di5inaion0clm 6ciicbt BE
marbcn iicl S. 0orien 0thiniou pou
SSrcoerid lmo 2oais Stern bon glae.
I'M oic Domination
Cic 9cpnbliiauer boiteu 0oniciic
fiir ocn 0pngrcB i'm { ~ B. uno g.
Iiitrti
Sru Eiiirifi. hcitchcno aue osn
ncn Cltnier Counties Nuroliue
Gecil Noracitcr SCENT Gucer Ant
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

EeIearaplILdlrr g9cIIerbcridlt.

gliis 0ci iibriaen Bln0es'gScttcr
Qecbodhage Statioucn puroeu
Sic ioacuOen niejriaiicn Eenperotll.
rct 0ie nm S ll1r gciicrn glbeno
hal.ridilnn hpridIlnf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

gl6onmenten, Die ben u0eniid5sn
GorreipOuocnten" nidlt piinftlid OOer
nnrcaelmafis er6nIteu, iinO ae6eten,
Ser Office OauOm per SeIeplOn OOsF
idFiItIid NittleiImna 10 maAsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

1ic IN Baltimore ll0 IN Der 0lcbr
3ahl oer Counties crlud6icn 2elcgo.
ten 5u repu6lifanijdcu StaatS.Gou.
ucntion inlo 6rancc 2elcaotcn lmo
10 miro eine uidtiniiuiirtc Delcaa
iinu sun glotionol Golfoention &c,
ianot wcroen Sic ioacuauutci 9ioo.
iuclt 1elcaaten crbicltcn nitr cine
geriuae 2tinmcr5a6l
Der rcpii6lifaniidlc ScnoiS.Gauoi
oat 5rancc ibna ieren @eancr IN
alleH bier Iiiiritteu Scr Staot Io2
SoiluI luor loie tolati
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

sir 0larplano ino 0cn Eilirlti
Columbia 0cute triib, 9lcacu ma
tiibler fla. luo uorOwellidle gSmDc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02
ediffsfarten

uon imO nod Ecutidlono ino 0e.
Iicrreidllngurn iiber 9lolier6an luo
Wctv yort. @eloianounoen nod CIR
ropn.
SBcO. s. Siener C So,
217 Cf-gaItimore.Sir.,
~Mdr5t3-) 243 GhO,yrunbwas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02
idlaft 4ctter.glnrcan.
9cridIl 0cS baltimore g4cttcrbnrcaue

Ger SelIdtiaietSae1ali Scr Silit
mar - 9sro5cut um s Hon Nlor9cns
mo so 4ro5cnt mn S llDr 9Ibcnos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02
MliIflidl nrrcttet.

glli imoli9cfIdrte 99eiic iiiir5tc
aeiicrn Nloracn scr 3 Sabre alto
George Satoto pon 9lr. lli. Ciieno.
5traBc, AMI 5uBe ocr gMuuiou-Str.
spring 0jar0cnS. in cineii Sdwcnns
aanal.9(nsflu6 Gos @eidrci BON
Spiclgenoiicn brad)te 9iobcrt Saline
BON g1r 202, @otcpoco. StroBc. gSeii.
port. uno Charles WroB pon 9lr.
lil9. ScoitsSt 5ilr Stcar mo
cs gclana ocu 9ei0cL oos bcrcitS
0ollia crih0pitc aino Sem iidercn
Sooc jii cnireiBcn Grab brohtc ocn
aleincn alsoonp uoh scr cItcrliden
&o0nuna
Wous IN Der gid6c ocr oitlitcn 30
li5ciiiaiipn mroc acileru 9lbcn0 flr
Dor Niittrrnoht Srau Vj5ic Gicil
pon 9lr $40 9uo9hM.5raBc bon
Gem 9ic9cr $ E9onipion iibcriolcn
Scr gicgcr ihll9 ou0cblih 0ic 6ral
nlcocr un0 uerindtc cIncn triniincllcn
glngriif Cnrd Sic Niilicniie cingc
dngiiiat lieB orr gSoltopi bon ici
nem Cpicr ob lu0ilii1iete Gr plm
Sc o6er Oon GINGER @ainnten Der
iolat nmo ciniBe StroBenlan8cn cnt
ieuif pon Sergcant Smpt6 Uom 0li.
lidui Diiirifi ocr6aitci mo lad ocn
StaiionSbauS ac6rodi 6rou 'gieil
baitc Observation-Disclosures bei ocn
Stntpie init ocm Negcr oopongctra.
Gen unO muBte nod ibrcr @o6mng
acirngen rUcr0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

tSrancc borouAb
Da0 Noilun fir 6roncc uo Solng
poroia6 mar in Der Staot nas0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

Cas- Gptim IN Der Sia0t iiir bic
0cnpfrdiiden ScudtS Ganoiooieu
nodEiliriftcn BON 0cncn Sec Orci mo
vcluis eincn aeuoum lit ipic iolat.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-09
JUDGE GARY INDICTED.

The Honolulans who met Judge Gilbert III
Gary or heard him speak while he was in Homo
lulu last July were impressed with the consid-
Grafton for labor shown by the executive chair
man Of the United States Steel Corporation.
In an authorized interview with him printed in
the Star Bulletin when he arrived; later in an
address at the Commercial Club he came out
strongly for fair play and fair wages for work
ingmen.
His handling of the "steel trusts" affairs
has proved his good faith in this respect. Only
recently this company, the largest industrial
unit in the world, raised wages throughout its
ranks Of employees.
Consequently, his indictment as one OF the
members of an alleged monopoly to fix wages
in violation of an Ohio state law has caused
much surprise here He has not hesitated to
denoHnce the indictment as travesty of JUS
tice, and the presumption of innocence is very
strongly in his favor, in the minds of those who
met him here &.
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MARRIED

NELSON-SMTTH- In Honolulu, March
s, 1916, Robert Nelson and Miss
Madeline G. K. Smith, Rev. Canon
William Ault OF the st. Andrews
cathedral officiating. Witnesses
Mrs. Stephen F. Burbank and Miss
Winona Wallace.
McGABE-COSTA--In Honolulu, March
s, 1916, Palmer MeCabe, otherwise
known as Joseph kainii, and Miss
Adriana da Costa, Rev., Father
Charles nj. Limburg of the Catholic
cathedral, officiating Witnesses,
Ho Tong and Alice Goo.
G0O-KAM--In Honolulu, March Z,
1916, Goo Yung Duck rf Hanalei.
Kauai, and Miss Kan Kun Yin of
Honolulu. Rev. Kong Yin Tet, pastor
Of st. Peters Episcopal Chinese
church, Officiating. Witnesses. Eyan
Lai and Goo Fat.
Observation-Disclosures In Homo
lulu, March Z, 1916, Taichi Matsu-
motto, aged rs, Japanese, to Hira All
mura, aged 10. Japanese Ceremony
performed by Rev. Motokawa.
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MARCH 8, 1916.
100000 ENTIRELY INADEQUATE.

Cheap army post construction in HAWAII is
costly in the long run, and it is entirely made
quate now or at any other time.
Army officers here know it and the business
community, with consistent and proper inter-
est in army affairs on Oahu, is also having the
matter brought to its attention in timely
manner.
Cable dispatches SAY that the army bill, pre-
sumably reported on Saturday by the house
committee on military affairs, carries an APP
preparation of 100000 for Fort Shafter bar
racks. This sum is just one-third of what army
experts have estimated as the minimum for the
construction of buildings at Fort Shafter to
house the three new regiments expected to be
stationed there.
Three hundred thousand means continue
ton Of cheap and inadequate construction. 1t
means a constant drain on army funds for re-
pairs. 1t means officers naturally dissatisfied
with their quarters and men naturally dissat-
isfed with their barracks. It means, In short,
buildings which cannot be objects of pride to
the community or Of ordinary comfort to their
inmates
At the present time the army authorities on
Oalla are asking about $4,000 for much
needed reDairs, due to the cheap construction.
Ard il has not been long since lively island
breeze played havoc at Shafter and Schofeld
with some Of this same cheap construction.
Oahu is growing, in a military way, by huge
leaps. Ultimately from $4,000 to $4,000 men
will be stationed here. The adoption of policy
nor Of eound construction, along lines worked
cut here, adapted particularly to Hawaii, will
in the long run save Uncle Sam millions of
dollars. There never was better example of
penny pound foolish than the proposal
10 construct here for $780, 900 quarters and bar
racks for three entire regiments.
The Chamber of Commerce took this matter
up yesterday and plans to urge, through its
representative in Washington, that the appro-
priation be $500, 900. This is an ,eminently
proper and timely action. Delegate Kuhio is
now in Honolulu and it is hoped will use his
influence to the same end.
The army bill is being hurried along in Con-
gTess. There is no time to lose. Other public
organizations can help along by backing the
work to get an adequate appropriation for army
post construction here.
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.DERB7 SOLDIERS SATISFACTORY.

Whether the hundreds of thousands Of men
enlisted under the recruiting plan of Lord
Derby would turn out to be, good material was
the question often asked by military authori-
ties when, the plan was outlined. It appears
that the results are satisfactory. In CORE
Espondence from London it is stated that the
Derbyites are excellent material for soldiers, =
the verdict of a prominent general after an
inspection of q large body Of the recruits who
recently joined the army under the group sys-
tenn named after Lord Derby.
The Associated Press correspondent spoke
to many of the men, the majority of whom
showed keen interest in their training and will
lingly suffered the Inconvenience of their new
profession.
The groups first called up we're still going
through their period of settingup drill, and the
men were stiff and sore from the almost con-
tinuous Swedish exercises and routine marches,
which they start daily before breakfast and
carry on until dusk 1t could be seen, however,
that even the short spell of strict military dis
|cipline and physical training had made a won
|derful difference in the bearing of the men,
most of whom had previously led sedentary
lives in city offices and factories and seemed
visibly to fill out under the influence of the
open air and constant movement.
/ Virtually every district of the United King
dom was represented among the recruits, and
the various ces-Welsh, Irish, Scottish and
English-Were easily distinguishable.
The course of soldier preliminary train
ing, which In peace times is spread over about
twelve months, is now condensed into four
months and at the expiration of that period an
infantryman is regarded as fit to take the field.
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LETTERS
SOME AssTRuse FUNDAMENTALS

Honolulu, March s, 1916.
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Sir fIf you would settle the per-
picking military question why not go
right down to fundamental principles?
You will never settle It until you do.
Military discipline being the founda-
ton ofecivil government there should
be no friction between the man in the
ranks and civil society.
No soldier wants to be coddled by
petty trade shysters. Though the fact
of the matter is, the soldier here as
elsewhere is merely using the army as
stepping stone to some other phase
Of existence; nevertheless the mill
tary is not seryile institution.
It is claimed Tor Honolulu that these
Hawaiian islands are the emelting-pot
of the races" If so, well and good,
then she is democratic or nothing. As
the crystal of civilization gradually
takes on form in this crucible it cafl-
not afford to ignore the progress of
the occident of which it itself is a
prototype.
Americas mission Is to evolve order
ont OF the chaos of natural freedom
and yet retain its prerogative. Order
Is something substantial and funda-
mental. If there be civilization here
in Honolulu-if civilization means the
marble heart" and order and Justice
withal- what more can the soldier
ask?
But this crucible is filled with a
compound such as the world has
never before witnessed. And there are
gases being infused which are calcu-
lated to develop crystals that the
most sanguinary dreamer of former
times dared not prognosticate. If civil
lization is measured by the light Of
its crystal then it must enforce its
brilliance and be a thing of Adde'S
cenee and admiration and of ALBANIAN
tine firmness.
In former times the citizen was
cast into a mould that any amount of
versatility could not subvert, but to.
day If the conditions do not lend them
selves to versatile ingenuity univer-
sal In scope they are absolutely a
menace to the rights and liberties as
promulgated by the writer of the Con-
stitution of the United States Of Amer
lea.
In reorganizing the army If our
peers are wise they will not overlook
this fact. Sentiment like water must
be kept moving else 1t becomes stag
nant. +
ELIGE L. KIRK.