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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-05

petition is placed upon the file, the person
named Is entitled to have his name printed
on the primary ticket as a candidate for
the party nomination. other names may, OF
course, be written in and any voter can
if obeying the regulations. name such
candidates as he chooses. The man who
wins the party primary becomes the
party candidate and is entitled 20 have
his name printed on the ballot for tile
regular election. Should Mr.. Bacon or
Representative Calder receive a major
ty in the primaries. then his name will
go upon the regular ticket, but that will
not prevent citizens from voting for other
candidates If they are so minded.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-05

bama public service commission. The ex-
pense of this work would be divided be-
pany.
Mr.. Barber will appear before the COM
mission as a witness to the present all
legged high rates charged here. Mr..
Weatherly stated yesterday that he would
insist on the right of the city to appoint
it's own representative to look over tho
books of the telephone company. we
have the right to do this and I shall en-
deavor to get a decision from the public
service commission granting us the right
to personally inspect the books of tic
telephone company as we SO DESIRE he
said.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-05
OUR JrrNEY oFFER-rhi. and 5.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip,
enclose with sc and mail to Foley &
Co, Chicago, ILL.,. writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive in re-
turn trial package containing Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs.
colds and Group; Foley Kidney Pills, for
pain in sides and back; rheumatism,
backache, kidney and bladder ailments;
and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a. whole
some and thoroughly cleansing cathar-
tic, for constipation. biliousness, head
ache and sluggish bowels. Sold every
where.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-05

Tuesday morning about $3.50 the fire
department answered a call to the
Bank of Alabama building. Some wires
had gotten crossed and had started the
fire. The blaze was extinguished with
small loss.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-05
Sharp and Pointed
rom the New Orleans States.

from the New Orleans States.
chairman Herbert s. Houston said Al
the Associated Advertising clubs conyen.
ton in Philadelphia:
"A good advertisement should be- a,
sharp and pointed as the Irishmans an.
swer.
The witty judge. Lord Morris, was on
the Irish. circuit and one evening at an
ner he tried to tell a story. but an irish.
man kept interrupting him.
Finally. in despair. Lord Morris seized
the interruptor by the sleeve
Surely. he said. surely man, We want
to hear the story o the rint breaker q
Bally- skibbereen?'
No, no. me lord. said the interruptor;
that's the lie tould ye meself yester-
day.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-05

me large delegation Of laborinr man
nom this city returned from Birmin pha :,
Monuay night, after having attended Ia
POI Day celebration in that city. ne
uu.esauon was headed by J. e. Cotton
r mnu was elected president at the last
president. Miss Eula Humnhr,a' vice
sponsor for the central labor co,,.,, was
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-05
NEWS OF ENSLEY

Yesterday afternoon about $50 Ray
Jenkins, white, was seriously cut in the
right side and in the neck by VIII
street. The cause of the ARRAY is I'M
known. Jenkins was Immediately car
ried to a physician and his wounds
were pronounced very serious. Both
men are from Wylam, where Jenkins
operates a pool room. Crawley was
placed in jail pending the result of
Jenkins injuries.
Yesterday morning in police court
Mike Couch was fined 800 and $50
days by Judge Lowry for larceny 1t
is said that he had come to the court
room the night before to secure bond
for another man and while in the room
stole a pistol belonging to Capt. Alex
Cochran.
Tuesday morning about $50 the fire
department answered a call to the
Bank of Alabama building. Some wires
had gotten crossed and had started the
fire. The blaze was extinguished with
small loss.
The following officers of the First
Baptist church of Ensley have been
elected for the ensuing year: Deacons
H. E. Daily. F. D. Fuller. P. A. Eu-
bank, P. S. Weber. r. l.. Hassler. w
w. McLauren, j. S. Falkner, L. r
Vines, r. E. Tidwell. T. F. West, N
r. Baker, w. J. Kelly, A. P. Bates, j.
E. Barnhart; trustees j. w. Minor, J.
T. Kent, r. L. Daniel: clerk. G. T,
Thomson; treasurer, F. G. Kelly; finan-
cial secretary OF current expenses, L.
r. Vine; financial secretary of benevo-
lence, A. P. Bates treasurer of build
ing fund, ]. w. Minor; financial secre-
tary of building fund, p. A. Eubank
superint endent of printing, N. r. Ba-
ker; superintendent of buildings, r. ID
Fuller; pianist. Mrs. l.. r. Vines; choir
director, r. D. Durham.
The report of the treasurer showed
the total receipts for the year to be
$4S91, not including the amount giver
| by the ladies' organizations of the
church. This closed the sixth year OF
the pastorate of Rev A. K. Wright, al
| of which have been very successful.
| The Ensley Ladies' Elks' Social club
will hold it regular melting at the
home on Avenue D this afternoon a.
500 p. m.
( The Fonville grove of the Woodman'.
circle will have a dime social thi.
evening at the home of Mrs. Eula Smith
| at 1880 Avenue G. The public has beer
invited.
| The Sesame club will hold it's frs
regular meeting of the season at the
home of Mrs. w. H. Wynne on Ensley
Highlands.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-05
Stage-Struck Girls in New York

William A. Page, the Chicago repre-
sentative of New York manager, says
in the September Womans Home Com
panion:
"a thousand stage-struck girls from
all sections of these United States in
wade New York every spring and sum-
mer, determined to win success upon the
stage. They come, fired by the spirit of
Mary Anderson of Julia Marlowe OF
Ethel Barrymore or Maud Adams,
ambitious to succeed behind the
footlig htsf and ready to endure
any sacrifice or discomfort to attain the
blessed privilege of entering what they
believe to be a charmed world of en-
chantment'
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-05

The Ensley Ladies' Elks' Social club
will hold it regular melting at the
home on Avenue d this afternoon at
500 p. m.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-05

F. F. Koerber, deputy United States
revenue collector, has returned from
Montgomery. to which place he wa !
transferred sometime ago. succeedinr +
x. Mccain. Mr.. Mccain has been trans
ferred back to the southern division Al
though there is considerable moonshininr
IN counties around Calhoun. Mr.. Koerha1
states that he was kept much buster IN
south Alabama than he has been here.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-05

A Million Dollar Investment Cor
.poration has an exceptional opening
in this community for strictly high
grade salesnan-one who is aman Of
social and financial standing; able
to furnish banking. business and
personal credentials. A man accus-
toned to earning three to six thou
sand dollars year and ambitious
to earn more will be interested.
Address. Sales Manager, 5I4 Mar
liner and Merchant Building. Phila-
delphia. Pa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16
DC ,,Gr5ie6nuaD ser 0cntidrglmcrifancr.

5cnotor stones Geruh oui gebeimem Ncge ole
Sfnmcn DER Amerifouer 0Gtdcr &crtunit mir &il-
ION III qepinncn Scr iie uuloDnI uno Snoesperrdtber
qcnont nno scr gea0t bat er miroe lidj geoemltbei
IuDlcn pcnn ioldle Srcoturen fir ibn tnlmei nun
ben cutidmOigt nO pertbeioigt Die oSen gorf @orlo
meldc Die GGltid) 9lmeritoncr ais oen pStotlerbuno
beacidnct Bat, in ibrer doroftertiifen &eiie Die
.gsorlo9 ioat: .Gs 1T feu Gcrbrc&m gSdber gu er.
mobnen before amerifancr 5u merOen iie onf6utor+
0ern ibrc 8rqerpflidten 5u reipeftren bnen ou er'
fdren mas uniere llnobbonggfeit mo unlere 6logge
mcint4
Nlon nilB es scr ygSorlOr Iocn; ie octie6t es,
gele0ioltnQcn oui @cleoigungcn 3u bdufel, oie
1cutid 9lmcrifoner oils uer5ebungsbeoirftig" blndu'
geucn 9eiiere 9merifoncr olen Ole 2lmeritmcr oeut-
fder Sertunt meroen, menn iie iir Den Snnoloofel
0cr ,g2orlo~ Itmnen Dnolr6, 0oB tic fir Den San
Diooipn Der .9oro~ itimnlen, iolen tie 6ei9cn ooB
he lire 9iiraerpflibten ridtg oilfidlen Den Sepes
0ofr, ooB iie piiieu mas nere llnabbongigteit nno
miere Slogge mener t0nnen iie ur brngcn, nocn'
Ge fiir 0cn Gano0oten scr ogSor0" ltinmen.
0ic .bclleren 9mcrifoner~ pede Die pgSoro" aus
1em Gcutid 9lmcrifancr moden ulodte, no Smerifa'
ner mclde oen GiniluB, Den oas oOhtterlano" ubcr
0ie gscr. gtaoten un0 ocreu Regeriulg olSibt, ais
cnen bercdtiatcn onerfenncn Die ugirgerpilidten"
meIde sic ,g9orlo" sen Deud glmcrfonern 81 ebrcn
minidt ino glnerfennung Der britiiden SerrlbaIt
iiber ms uno Scr @fdt. 0iroB 9rtamicu IN oielenl
aregc Su becn Sic 9luiioIlung, meldle ole vSSorlO
0cn 0cltid Nmcrifouern bon lnierer llnobbdnggtelt
iino imIerer Slo9ec" beibrngen nlodte, it, ooB ole
@er. 1tooten iro Gngono Gins iino itno Oas Ster'
nenbomer un0 Der Union Sad 5iliommengeboren-
Die gmerifoncr oeutl6er Scrflmtt erlouben l
ober. cine ouoere Auffoiune bon Ameritanismrs,
grqcrpfidtcn llnobbduasteit uno geoeutmg oeS
Sterncnbonrers au boben un6 Die ogSorlo~ ino Pin
oerc sic i'm 1icnItc oes p@htterlanoes" iteben ur
nidlt conpctcnte Sebrcr ou boiten pic 9eutlH ame.
rfoncr balten 0eu Geiit Der oor btoert SoDrcn onS
golf Scr Ser Stooten bcicetc, fir Den ridtgen uno
0cu Weilt ser bclte bon Der ,gSorl0 0 Den ibrlgen
sobrcidru brtid-omeritoniiden 3eihugcn anssebt
fiji Den ialldcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16
MIonn6offc ggortc iaOiIdcr wa6lcr.


9Sir bobci in oicer gSub Gompognc picl gSi0cr
prcdenocs geieben 0ie Stimmen Der Niaiontn
Siirger ocutidcr Serfnft no bon @orteibattern ols
ulnermindte" biugeitcGt mor6en, Die Gampognceitet
modem obcr groBc 4nirengungcn iic fir ibre repcf
tben Gnnoi0utcn 3u gcipinncn @iner Scr @rGiiocnt
AotS-GonOooten bat oicic aIoc 9iirger unopolc
&reaturen gcnount tno gcogt es piiroe ion tef ocs
miitbiecn rpenn e ibre Stimmcn fir 6n o6eebel
iontcn eine intcmen 5rcunoe im0 Gatbqc6er obcr
6obcn oie ,Si9rcr ultcr oen 9irqcrn oeittidcr scr
funit i'm @ebeimen beihmoren oo6 3u iqgen mos ibr
Gon0ioot tbm miiie Inn ibr g9obIwoaen 3uriid 8t
crlongen. 3ereIbe @r6li0entdots. Gonooot ogtc in
elmer 6eoc: Srgeno Elm Wiann Ger 0en @ortifiluris
mus IN 0ieem Son0c erregt lit oeS 8ertrouens Scr
Ration unlDrog." @r bat aber oen &olenbaB gcidet
unD oeienieen melde fir icine GrmGblno mirfen,
periuden in ieinem Snteree eincn beonocrcn 8inO
Der Sloen in gmerfo 81 griinOcn. Sin bon e:bs-
ino 5ipon5g promnenten Suoen yiew PORTS lltcr
5cidlnetcr ofcncr grie proteitrt oogeeen SSu oeul
9reie beiBt es:
,eroBe Scr6retu1g lit cincm 0ireftcn Q(uiri oil
Die ,,Sli0en bon glmerfn" enen n3cbntauienoer Gub'
6i grinoen un0 jeOer eincn 0o1or 81 enen Sono 5r
GermcnOltng fir Die gSieocrpobl g9ooorop gGiIions
bei5uIieilcrL IN iiingter 3eit ecgeben por0en Ger
9uirlf 51blt peride0ene of5ieae Son0lungen otf
Die ais Die Soen 6eeiinitieeno bngeIteat meroen
Gen llrbebern oeies 9lufrs beint oos nae6iibrlide
ibrer Son0lmgsmee beuuBt 9epeicn 3u iei, Ocnn
ipoter goben lie Die @rt1rlng ob Der Muruf ei &c
idlrebeu woroen fir ole u@er0ffent6ung in oen piO
Oiihen 3eitilngcn Inn oercu 2eiern Die &dhlnq an
5u ocuten." Sn oen lebten Eogcn lit Elm Girfdor
brief perbreite mor0en, Der on0etet 0oB nit qcidcn
Alfrilfen oil ole ioiiden @Gbler fortqeobrcn miro
@s 1T ni6t miere gb1dt oie Gonoiootcn oocr Die
Yrn5pien lno @rfolge rgeno elmer poItden @ortel
0u bepreden. g8r oerirGu politiib, obcr mir iino
eiilg IN Der Seruering bon 9luirilien Die oen 8med
boben Stimmen Der SuOcn o6er irgeno elmer onocreH
&oe ooer &egions 9lngeborgteit ais iodjc 8ii erlo
gen. &r boen ioGe Met6oOen fir einc 9eeio9mg
DER Snteaigen6 Ger gSGbIcr Die oomit all becinucn
Der &erud gemodt miro uno gloilben, ooB lc oonIit
poIitiib entpiirOiet WerOen gSr pindeu, oie Sbot
ohc berbor8ubeben Dob ole omerfdniifen SuOcn ibrc
@iirgerredtc ais beIgcn 9eb bctroAten luo pciien
Die Nnoeutung Dab iie iih in Der AuSibung brcs
@u6lredts 6urd &iId6ten Ieiten loIcn fonnten, Ole
nidt in geidem Olabe ouf ale bre @ttbiirgcr 9lnpc
oung iinocn ais ebrenriibrig 5urd"
Das iinO monnbofte @ortc; ic 5eugcn bon cdtcm
@mcritonismls. gSenn cS cinmol 70 pcit fommcn
oate, Dob oe 5wou3ig @}iIlioncn g9Gblcr Der Ser
Stooten id nod RoIen uno religi0ien @loubcnSbc
fcnutuien ideioeu Damn 1T cs boO INN oeu groBcn
Stooten6un0 eeideben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16

they were never returned which is
not likely-it would not affect Ger
many's financial position very SER
iously today. The colonies were not
yet self-supporting financially; the
colonial trade was but to per cent.
OF Germany's total trade Germany's
commerce with the neutrals and with
the enemy has been interrupted for
the present. it viii no doubt suffer
in future But the mainsprings of
her economic system have not been
touched. Her merchant marine has
been rejuvenated and is waiting for
an opportunity to serve the worlds
trade once more. Her prestige for
efficiency n&s been raised all over the
word. Even II she could be beaten
a few years hence from today, the
tale will be told as long as the world
stands, how she and her Allies faced
the greatest odds the world has ever
seen. The enormous stress which
has been put on her has not been
wasted as far as her future develop
ment is concerned. Her organization
has been perfected to an unexpected
degree, and the stress of the block
ade has taught her people lessons in
economy such as no other nation has
ever been taught. When peace
comes her people will be as hard
working and as inventive as they
have been before. They will have
learned to spend a comparatively
smaller amount of their income on
clothing and feeding When prices
reach the normal level once more
large part of their income will be
free for capitalization or for taxation.
Though her material wealth is about
equal to that of England, taxation be-
fore the war was much lighter In
direct taxation in Germany raised
about $40O, 100000, against $685.
100000 in England The German
people paid Sc per head of the popu-
lation; the English almost $S. Di-
rect taxation Oncome tax, Inherit
ance tax, property taxi in the En-
pire and in the single States brought
about $325.00O.000 in Germany and
1878, 100000 in England. Germany
paid $3.50 per head. England about
$8 per head. If German taxation
was merely raised to the level Of
English taxation. direct taxes would
bring S536, 900, 900 instead of $400,-
100000, and indirect taxes about
S536, 900 900 instead of $685. ,000,-
coo. If English rates Of taxation
were applied to Germany they would
thus bring an additional S345,000,-
000 This equals the interest on
$1,000, 100000. or seven-eighths of
the permanent war debt so far con
tracted by Germany In other words,
the taxable reserves of Germany are
far greater than those of Great
Britain.
(To be continued)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16
0as nene scitament nnO Sic gllfO6OIfraac.


gSenn ein Bud moBgebeno iein ioll I'M cine fir
0cn @brten entifeioenoe Stenung DER Altobolfroge
gegcniber ein8itnebmen 10 o1te es oos 9ud ien oos
Ole d)rItide 2ebre in brer reinltcn SSorm cntbGlt
sir 0os llrd5riltentbu por es bon gSidtgtet mede
Stellng eS 81 oieler 6roge cinninmt, oo oe id)1o-
lidben gSirflngen oes NlfobomiBbraidS Oomals cbcn
10 befonnt uoren mic bclte 0os neue Seitonent
mornt pieOerbolt Dor ocm 2uiter Der Sruntu6t 0ie-
neil es unfGbiq modt, pobren Gottcs0icn1t al ibcn
@ieen 0e oen Gbrilcnnomen trogcn, Gilt aud 9eute
Srrct eud nidt Die Grunfcnbol0e peroen Dos Heid
@ottcs nidt ercrben 3os Soitfloiter bat Dele Sfd-
bet 0ic gebunoen iino, geidoffen @s 1T Gbrilten-
pdjt, oieem SoIte in Der re6ten g9ee entgegen 3lt
orbeten gSos an reimiger 9lrbeit in 0ieler 99eiie
geId)iebt iollte ets onerfolnt merOen Sc ebrlider
mir Deutide Den &onlpf gegcn oieies 2oter oneb-
men ie peniger inere pel gerbnltc peri0hlide Srei
belt iel6it mn Gin 0edmontel it, nm Dem Solteuiel
5l irobnen oeito meDr founen mir Ocn &ompf ouf.
nebmeu acoen ienen 6onotisnns, Der Oc crlolbten
@enB berbietet unO Or6 8monesgeieec oller 9lrt Elm
oberGdldDcs, eelcnloics 8oent GbriItentbum ciniib
rem mill
SIN neiten Eeitomcnt iinoet iih Der griedde 9lilS
Druid u6leufoS", lateinG oWhhumg bon Dem nud
infer oeutid)es g9ort Wfoit berfommt SSn oenl gric
d)iiden g8ort no pom ouSgepreBten &ebenoft an o1e
Stooicn oes @Gbunespro6ees einge6loiien Ser
ipe5ielle 9uS0rud &ein ered]ild Ohos 1T olfoboli
irtcr gSein uno SSes nlubte eS iid bon Der beudle
rtDtl Slppe lclHer 0tI BcIuueH lulel OuB ne lUH
ais 5reiier uno gSeniGrfer onflogten pie Oie ldein
bciliGe 0jeelhot oos beite nit jeoem nod 10 trcen
Gbriitenmenihen, Der ein @los g9en trrft tbut lnO
i'm ols einen ultrong ornfer~ oerlelntoet ycm
SeftS mr a@ropc Suice" getrunten bate, 10 marc
oie Nntluqe gor5 llnnoS nber 0a CT in Speiie mo
1rant oic @uben leines bnmliid)en Soters lab lln6
oieiebcn in elmer gScie gebroldte, mic cs MIR eincr
tbun tonm oocr ole Nlibe mO Setereit sic llnmittc
barfcit uuo Demutb oes &noes, ole Setgfet uno
Sbatfrnft zines Wonnes unO Die 9eonnenbet OeS Als
ters in lid uerenigt 10 ino ole @orpiire Scr @e-
fr1Bigteit nno Srinfluit nur Ger AusfmB brer bcr-
febrten @eiinnung imo ibrcr Seudele @enn Der
fronme 5unotsmus BON beiit5utoge fir oen 05ebrod
ocs A6cnomoBls Den fermcntiren g8ein oerbietct nO
i'm 0urd olle m0gliden &unitproOufte BON y@ropc
Slicc~ an bis gum foinenmoiier crieben nil 70 ban.
BELT cr Scr eigcntliden SanOIing Sciu idnurtrods
eltecaen, oa Der gSein Oes @aiiob ,oe 6rudt OeS
gSenitodS" mar. @lit oieicm 9us6rud ober ucrbon0
iid ieit Sobrbnoerten binour6 Der @ebrod ocS fir
rcligoic 3wcde gcmeibtcn iermcntirtcn g8encS (SSb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16

Eie mad Nlonotc lnneem gSorten angeIongte Ant'
mort GnQloho's imo fyronfreids oui ocn Broteit I'M.
lcres 5taas 1epartenients gcgcn Die 8erolbpng mn
ierer @uSanopoit gebt ybtS 0n uno berlpribt ytids
enoIon0 ino 6ronfreid beiteben oaralf Dab tie oos
Mecbt bdbeu, ole 9oitienoilngen aus Amerito mad
europe un0 aus europa nod glmerito mad Bonn
qut uno nilitariiden @ebeimniiien" ou ourhmd)en.
Gle beitebcn ooro ooB e Dos &ed@t ba6en Boitiaden
beforocrnoe ucutrolc Dompfcr ou 0Dingeb brtde
oOer iron5oihe @6ien anououten nno oort Die Solt
speds Durdfdt weg8nebmen. Sic peripreten, oie
0entlr scr @o 10 piel lpie moelid gu belhellnge1
GS blcibt nun ob5luporten pas unlere yfeglerung
HI ser God)e tbun miro @ber ooB e etpos mirtlib
GrneS, Draitii6es intcrncbmen uiro, 1T, I'M Sd]te
ibrcr bsbcrgcn NoltIng oen Aaiirten gegentber mob
ousoeldollen sic miro betenols eine neie ytote
nit weteren u6lferre6tlid)en grgumentep nod Son'
oon iin0 4orS lenoen beeletei bon einigen lr Den
.Snlon0 GonIm~ beitimnten redt mltbig uno ener'
oil6 flinecuocu @broien il6er qlnboltborteit" ocS
Gtanoplttcs. ouf Den england mo 6ronfredl NdN
qeItcQt Dabcn glber mas 3. y. ENGLAND in enem ol'
den yo0c tbun uiiroe sic geiorOerng Der Eolt ordl
Nricgsihiic 81 eucm iolden beroiihen gntlHluB
niro man ld in g9oibngton nidt oufroffen.
Die @roiperitGt Der Munitons 6abrifonten rno
Ser Goloucrlcibcr III gSoa Street bari onrd gsidts
aeIGbrOct pcrocn oicicr &roipcrtGt uiiicn @brc mo
9lnicbcu scr Ser Stootcn gccpcrt weroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16

ebcniallS, n6dii Ocni Gniicr, ser cir.
ilnbrci1iic Gionn in 9SrcuBeu. G.r
uno icinc llmae6uug periufeu gegcr.
m0rtig, Elm gan5es Golf pon elmer
Bolitit fern 5u 6olten, oie uui eineu
rlidlidlitsIoien llnterieebootfrieQ ges
gen ollc al @nglano SebeHsmittcl
liefernOe 0ompier ob5ielt. 9ii6edcr
&mlfleitc oringcn oorouf OoB Occ
llnteriecbootfrieg eingcfii6rt peroe
oils GergeItungsmoBregel gegeu Oeu
AnSbumgerimgsfrieg Den @nglono
ungeo9tet ser Golferret9ts 9eiiim.
munger gegen 0ie Gioil6ep0lferunng
Ielti6lonO's fii6rt. Gie preuBiiden
Dlilitoriiten unO Sii6rer ser ein5el-
ncn aaiten iGeinen meniger Grolii.
gGngert6um 81 5eigen ais oas ianitc
Solf oos Tie 6eeinihlilen ioQen.
gSenn Der @uni6 2loDO Georges
unO 9lnOerer in @rfiilung ge6en
unO Die gegenmdrtiee Gegierung ei.
ner iolhen @lob mo6en ioate, Die IN
Aaem Oen @iini9en Der 9eoolferung
nadgie6t Damn miiroe man feine
OiilOerung, ionOern cine GcribGr-
fng Der Oeitiden SeefriegSmet6o.
0en erle6en.
Der nnOfii5icllc ScridJt i6cr Ous
@reebniB Der 0iesjG6rigen &egiitro-
tion gie6t Die 3a6l ser regiitrirtcn
Hdbler onf t22,4l0 al. 0as 5eiet,
BOB Gin groBeS Sntcreiie on Der Oiea'
iGbrigcn &a6l 5erri6t oenn ME 5il-
Dor 6abcn ii6 bel Der Saupt.&cqi-
itration 10 piele &dblcr regiltrircn
loicn. ,Sn ser &egeI iiberiAritt ooS
T9lciultat Der Soupt.Regiitrotion ole
3ubl 100000 nibt; Oic i'm ndditen
Sabre erfolecnOc gtaMre9iitration crit
6rohte oic 3a6l m6t cinmol gan5
oui Die S06e, oie iie 6eute crreicbt
bat. Wlciitcns muroe cine Hcgiitros
tiou ron lngcidbr 10000 errci@t,
IN Der gtl6rcgiitrotion pom Sabre
1919 itcg ole 3obl gum crlten Nlole
oili iiber 10000; oic genoue oil.
.5iclle 3d6l mar -, 800.
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0Lnnn Nllnrtln 0nmnea-

Gs ftar6 OI6hIi6 am "A. Ofiober 1915 nm
9.25 llhr 9lbeios 9nna WlartBa NamDes, 9e
lcbte Satin bon Gieoroe 2dlupeS. Die Beer
6iouno iinoei Sicnitna, ben II. Oftober, nm
H3 lbr Ndhmiiians bon i6rcr 99obnuna
3r. T. @pli. strnbe Somecdo, ans aui oci
Baltimore 9emcterD" itait
,'eilis. meine 2uberiini
llno mcin Seildb. NJ i'm 9c6en
1ieies peiR i1. iont icb nicht
0drun mid 3ulreocn qchen,
9SGS Die lanQe I0ncsnabi
9iir onb iiir @eoanien madt2
seo qetroft uno bod erfrcitt
,SeiuS irdnt 9nb mcinc @ieoerl
C5cbi Mot Raum ocr Iruurcfei,
Cterbt Sbr @briimS ruii Sud oieoer,
y9ann emit oic Hunui erllngi,
sic 0nr6 1le @rdber orinli
lSN1G-17l
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0ie eineniiuniniten arinalpienreiter.

Die Gbicoqo vEri6llne", cin repnblitondes Or
eon lu0 cine Ser perbreiteen 3etun9en iii Chicago,
sic in @ccIldot bon onocren einfluBrcden 8eitrn'
geil ocs 2urocs 5teIlune genonuen bat gegcn Oen
@criud folder 3eiunaen uie bic Stem gort gSorlo",
SCH RoiienboB mo oos NidtpiiicrtbuT in oieIent
Qonoe ucu 81 bclebeu mie es IN oen 50cr Sobreu oes
poriQen SobrbmoertS orrte, iogt ug8ir 9iepublifo-
ncr bier orauBcn ic9cu oen unremoden @efpeis oa.
fir, SAB ioqor oc wicocrbolten g'eeioiellnaen Der
Icut6 glmerfouer ourd enen Sbe Der pro.8ilion
Hrciie iuoem Dcic ocrcn 2opoltGt IN 8weifel 3ebt
0errn gqilion oerbGtniBmdBig wcnige Stinmen
0clitidomcrfouiider Demofroten entaieben miro
g9ir niniden es mare ntOers 9l6er es itebt fet
SoR Scr 0eltI@sonerifoniihe Demofrot ingefGbr Der
inber6ccrGdiic ocliotratiide 0eniofrot it, Oen eS
Qiebt SSil onoereu @orten: Scr Gcutib-9lmcrfo
ner scr iid uu Oemofradlen Horte betennt beibt
icineu &rn5ppu lntcr allen llmdnocn trelt; Rd)tS
8fnin ibn mcttcmcnoA modem ndt einmol gcciO
Mnuuacu eitns ocr eacnen @orteipreiie uno ocs Frd
GonNiOaten Der eigcnen Horte" Wton
Bmub Der Irbunc~ mobl Nedt geben, 0ie Deuti6en
Iino Ole ciecniialcn Erin5ipicnrcter Oic cs m er
Apeu aic6t. -....
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9SrcnfliidJer WlilitariSmns.
(gf. q. .@Oenino W}aiI" !

lyf. y. oVOenlng WfqlI'
2oDo Gjeoree wiinibt sen preuBii6cn MiIitorS.
mus nit Shmpf iino Stiel ols5urottcn Die bcrr.
ideuoe aoite in 4reuBen muB iberronnt pcrOcn 0ie
9euoltcrune Qct6lon0's lit gut uno ortig obcr iie
nuB bon ibreu rolbgicrigen uno bcroloen 6robnp6g,
ten befret pcroen Dic 0euti6cu becben oorouf
Noroui ooB Ons @cen ibres Militorismis nidtS gln.
Oeres lit ols eine ylotion in @offen ulo OoB bre 6b-
reridoft son5 brem @nide entipridt Der Solpt-
@rcolitrot in 0eutitlono, Der 2eiitern ocs prcBi.
ifcn ranitc. .spitcms", 1T Scr Reidston5Icr Gr 1T