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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13
Ncr seaen Ncr llroNibition.

oo8on Belt 81 8cit mod5t cs ms uebuiitbigeS %cr,
0aiqeL" idreibt sic ,gSeitlidc Ro" .0ie ipobr9oft
boorr1ilbcu0en 3uitGu0c in oen @robibtons Staotcli
5u betro6tm ilno ms oen gligenblid uor8uitelen no
Der anu5c liiun 10 ODER 10 III einem groBeu &lo0oe.
raoat8 enoete Sc cher, e beiier Geun Ger llniiun
lit feesucqs bormos ooribcr berrdt iiberboupt fein
Stret mebr sic Erobibitionilten ielbIt fins ia 0aS
oegcntbcl BON Sormoiigfeit itreitidtgcrc Wleniden
as iie oebt es ia folun oair ciert Die gou5e 9lrt
in0 gScc ibres aoHpfes fir @ntboltiomfeit~ Den @c
oes. Sbr aon5eS Beginner ldut ouf riiddtSoie
&ergapoltigmg OeS &olteS binns uno Die cigcntlide
@emcggriinoc ibrer Ebdtatet ino bis jest nod nidt
genigeno ouigefl1rt GuB beoeutenOe elbItiiidtee
g8iindc 0abinter iteden oos oirftc nidt 8ueelboft
fem oenn bie3ulanoe but man nidts menn man nidDt
einen &ortbe babel i'm 9luge bat.
0c Sto0t DeS N}ones, Soma lieicrte ein be5eid]+
nen0cs 9ilo 9lu T. Soiuor s. s. nlroe Der Staot
Soma atroden" ln0 oiort brad cine @oqe Der Irn
fen4et iiber Sto6t mo 2uno beren, in oeren @efolg
ba jest 0us Gerbredeu sic StroBen uuiider Hiad)t.
90 uieI 9ermtene, mie iebt in elmer gladt ourd Die
StraBen Der 5to0t taumeln bat man BORT IN 0en gan.
5en lebten flint Sabren nidt eeicben 0af es babel
nid obnc @epottbGtigfeiten oboebt uno ouB man lid
ouf oler bono oeiaBt madt 0os gebt onrous berpor,
0uB Der Stootidobmeiiter cn glmt Ourt @ebeimpoIi-
5ten beuaden lGBt
Dos lit cin Itories Stiid gsos ioa man abcr olb
od5 inQe UelL uie beridtet miro tiir5Iidl gtad)tS
pLN NNltAtttHN NHi HtSilNlN ~ ptl RNllp pHtJ w
5traBcH lhirnIteu un0 glaeS anelen, pos ibnen in
Sen gSea fam g8ic fonnteu sic 2eute u oei 3uitono
fonuuen pem es nidts 5u trinten gdbe in Der Stool
8ierprtbihoftcn giebt es nidt Bier Oorf iberboupt
nidjt cingciiibrt peroen - beibt olic bios Der 5uic
Der ia nodgepieienermoBcn in alien &robi6tonsorten
al Stelle Der genoen @etrdnfe @er um6 @eiu pertrt
guh III Colorado bl1et man sic SGnoc i6er Dem
Stop jltiommen oneeiGtS Der ibaioerboften 3utdnoc
bic man id ourd ole Nrobibition al oen Sols gc
lnoen bat @eonoers Sic Iiebc Suoeno oa iid BORT
0eu Sliff gera0e8u ergcben boben. Sebt toneu tie
ia in ben ugln0en Gigern" ibre Neiguig befrieogen
pdbrcno ic ribcr in oen offenen @irtbidaften ndtS
betamen. Der Segcu Der 3robibtonl~"
ltnO am q go0en6er Oeies Sobres poleu Oie Ero.
bibitioniiten Oen gerud mo5en olde 3utdnoc and
in Baltimore einUrfibrcn tic riiien gemoItig fir Oei
g9abtofrpf
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Mdt geitem.


lCfr ft Drr NQNDtOQt DeF ylNOetrturylNttLiUlltEF
Gic ADMINISTRATIONS @reie Die eleidbcocuteno IL
Wt oer amcrfoniidcn griten&reiie ueriuft Charles
G 0uobrs sen @rdoeptidoits Ganoioatdn Der repu-
bioniidm @ortei, in Die 5teIling eines Ganoioaten
Dpr u@in0ctrd) 9Imerituner 5u ordnacn. Dieics pou
@ner @bcn Dor eineut Duben6 bon SabreH gepragte
geori III Dor lmaelabr 5e6n Nlonaien bon &rdloent
aSoD0rom @ilipn 3nnS GaHpugne. .5dlogmort erboben
oor0cn tluo oic inn ergebcne amerifanidc @ritct
Nrcia bat oos 56loaport begieria uacuonmeu.
@anoioat oer Observation-Disclosures User III per
gouoioot Ser @fn0eitrid Qlmeritauer2
Is III Gin 10 id6ner GatHpagnerui nod Aniid]i
0er amcrfaiide 9riter.4rclic Sie bat cs trefilidl
oeren oenielben on5uoidlten Sic bat cine unentrole
&olhma Oer Ser 5taatcn beirportet nn0 oeuT ali'
ocrn sic lneutrae &nlting onqe0d5tet Sie bot abcr
niit bic 9lcdnltng obue ocn @irtb Gemodt 5e bat
Gcr0eau OuB 0os anertaniide @olf fir iid ielblt
0eHli Gie bot 0ergeiien 0oB ouS mneritanid)e 8ot
4raoalt g8ilionS @erbalien IN Den Ieeten 5pei Sab.
reu pcrfoat tm6 ceieben bot Dob a. nidlt oie Sne.
reliel Der Ser Staotcn maBrgenommcn bat OoB CT Die
sSnierelieu ocr Der gtaotcn @nglanO geopiert bat.
Ias @oIf meB ndt pic Gborlcs g @igbes id)
al otcu ocien 6rogcn teen miro Dos golf Bat aber
eos e5efi6l ooB CT elm ehter 9merifancr il iino omt
SIX srtcrceu Amcrita's mnbrncbmcu miro
Sic qlouniitrotions.@rei briitet iid 0amit, ooB
&crr 2snon GatGlano ae8mnngen bal, Die &cren
lln0 bon Standardization engiieIcH Nbcr iie er-
p0but ndt 0uB &crr g9on eS lultcrlolen Bat Gng.
loao 5t 5Diuocu iilIerc Roit unieren Souoel uno
igre MISUNDERSTANDING iii 9libe 8i locn
Aic 9eioot oaS golf peiB nidt pie Serr Spgbes
d 5M 0icicn 5rnGen Itellcn miro @s ninnt eoodl
on ino 0e qlntcriiaHcr ocutider @crfimt nebmeu an
SAT- SER Sugbcs fir Die 9eodtng aIler gledte Der
Qmeritoner entreten uir6. llno meil bic qmeritaner
Natihcr &crfunit onnebmcn. ooB Serr Sugbes 0ic
Mede ser 9fneriioncr idliigcn miro 6eigcn e iid os
0ir lpobren qlmerifancr
IoS Goom scr llnloDalitdt fdat a Gieiegem
iuelde Die Administration pcrt6eoigen. uelde nidlt fir
0ie glcdte oer ger. 9toaten eintritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13

Baliin more 26 dat 1910
Nnen oaran iniercllirisn Beriouen mifo bier
mil fn0rtht eriheili. oaB Der SinotSnacnlcur
nm % Mai 1916 iu oieicm @ireali ipie es
ourd ben glbimnii O4, glriifel 50, bes NQlii.
more SiNoiGooer bon 1905 porgeIhrieben
pito ben elllpteHoen Rlan uno Die 3lplii0i-
0en.gNUerirnna nn5 9ieH.Hilaicrnna bon
NilcD, nebcn 1910 9ior0s0iuN GiraBe, laufcnO
bis 1927 Nnr6 gono. GhnBe
Nnsg, binier 1900 @lod 9iorosgS0Ites sSiraBe
un0 9ioro Nurbnnls Strnbe.
NlleD, binier 1900 Nlod 8uil0uOsglOenue uHo
ylor0 SnrbanIs SiraBe.
Ancn, binter 1000 AlOd gloro gouos sGtraBe,
2Sclheie
9nrD, 6inter eloieiie BON Oiis@renonsstroBe
3lpilhen Qooegrpbe glueb unb 9lueO ipelts
icb bon Gt 4nlhGiraBe
@llcN, bnter Horoielie SilsghoolcsGtrnbe, 3uis
l1en pooeGrooe glacD uno AucD petlih
ooH ~ YaulsStrnhe.
AlleD, liioli6 bon CliUer Sirabe 8uiden %
2StitSlibet Sirahe itno Wiarbluuos sgbenne
Anen, u0rbiiD bon Der yioroietc Elisganbnles
SiraBe iInb DitIid bon GbaressEtrnBe
NneItnc mo mciiitb bon Ct Yaiu Srabc
Nhe1, melilh bon ydrcla0 Strabe unb n0roliob
bon GaHpaesSttaBe
MllcB, binier Der 9Seiiicite bon QairobesGtraBe
5uihen Nanbnle SirQbc uno 0aiaNeiiesMOe
Nlcl, Ntnier Der NlNeiie bon Nairobe StrQBe
ioilDen SdnooesStrobe uno NdiaNeleiglOe
Nueg, oiid uno peltlib bon @arcaO SrQbe
un0 liiDliob bon HnnOalesGiraBe
NncD, 0itlidh bon Wt0rOlanbs glOeine smiiheu
NanonleSitabe nno observation-disclosures.
Aneg lpelilib bon St 9anl.SiraBe, 8lUiicben
8looIe' mo RreiionSirabe
NHcu, hinter q 4 un0 Wur0 SuausGtrabe
iilo 3, ino Nloro 4aca Girnbe
gue onoon bciroicneH NerIunen iiilo bcredls
li0iy tunefp0lb 30 GageH bonn Saium pOrbcs
iaaier Noii5 un i'm Naltimorer @taotQerldt
sn appeuiren
Cg'a20Snni29i0) Stooi&cGiitraior
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Sefanntnlndnnsea


II. 4NITT TVTW,
IS uiro bermit befaHnt qemadi onB Nlar
eils & eo69elmer, aemab eet am A.. SUM
glbihRiit Az &urngrdpb ~ (ue am IS. yios
rcmber 1911 amcnoirD, I'm Srlau1nib nac)'
gcludi bat, has glnpeicn an Der SitiCiic q(or'
ionsSiraBe 7O' lh iiol0 bon Der Wd
3opal.slpcnuc. als euc 6iieniIidle @aroae gu
bcHiben.
3. s. 9Hmc,
tSunii3-fD c5ebanoe SHlpelior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13
THE DUTY THAT CONFRONTS
COL. ROOSEVELT AND THE
PROGRESSIVIS

piOU the washington HOSJ.
The proper course for Col Roose-
welt and the Progressive party to
pursue is sharply defined
II is their duty to support Hughes
and Fairbanks with alacrity and
whole-heartedness.
Col. Roosevelt should advise the
Progressive committee that his decli-
nation to run for President is final,
and that he win Immediately take
the stump for Hughes.
The country would ring with ap-
plause in response to such an an
nouncement Theodore Roosevelt
would be hailed as the country's
greatest statesman, a proved patriot
who places the national welfare
above personal and party ambition.
His counsel to his countrymen would
have an irresistible appeal. He could
speak without embarrassment and
without the fear OF being misunder-
stood Free OF the shackles Of par
tisanship and unimpeded by any
suggestion that he is seeking office,
Col. Roosevelt could marshal the ar
guments for Americanism and pre-
paredness with crushing force
The decision by Col Roosevelt 20
support Hughes would be a signal to
every Progressive to do likewise.
There Is nothing in the Republican
platform to which the Progressives
cannot subscribe. Hughes is per-
sonally and politically deserving If
their support He has given an out
line Of his position toward para
mount questions, which is a model Of
candor and force. His statement
carries conviction. Progressives can
not possibly attribute to him any
vacillation or faintheartedness on the
questions OF Amcricanism, prepared
ness and protection. They would
gain nothing for these issues by OPP
posing MI Hughes, but on the con-
trary would subject themselves tc
the charge that they were not so
much concerned with issues as with
men.
No doubt Col. Rooseyelt's best
friends win urge him to support
Hughes. They will emphasize the
unanimous vote which made Hughes
the standard bearer OF the Repub-
lican party. proving that all el-
ements, from Maine to California, arc
determined to elect him. They will
point to Hughes character, record
and statement OF acceptance as evil
dence OF his strength and right
on the issues which Col.
Roosevelt regards as vital They
win suggest that while the colonel
would receive a big vote rs Progress
sivo candidate for President, the
probable result would be the election
OF Wilson and the defeat of every
which Roosevelt desires.
We do not think Col Roosevelt
win need advice as to the perform
ance OF his duty We believe that
his greatest desire is to see the coun-
try's dignity restored, its honor vim
dicated and its safety assured We
think Col Roosevelt perceives that
a third party campaign would inn
peril the country's interests, and that
the greatest service he can perform
for his country is to make sure that
there shall be a change OF admins
tration.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13

pert9ciOioen Sm @cgeni0eil ocriel6c glbidniti DER
Glatiorm ueriidert ooB Der Goupent prin5piea eiue
trieOldc @eeleidlung internotionoer gSeerlmeen be-
fiirporte uno oober olid oie Grridhno zines gscIt
Sdieos9cridlts.
lc6cr oicicr lltopic oergibt oc @otforu fenesuegs
oe Souocaucrbcogng, Ood5 dBt iie iih tlugcr geiie
cuf fele Gin5eIbeitcn elm iouOern 6egniet h oamit
elmer vgriIn0d3en unO ausredenOcn notionolen Der.
tbcoigung" oos gSort 5u reoen Dos ungliidielige
@loOeport nFrepareoneB4 fomHt in Dem gan8eu Die.
cr 5roge geuiometen @aroarapb iiberboupt nitt bor
gsem es gum SdliiB beiBt:
and phrases"
10 fonn man Dem nltr 5timmen; muB ieood be0ulern
ooB oic &rin5ipcn Grtdrutg Der Repubtoner ih in
moudlcn 5dnen uibt nod oeitIider ertdrt ais es ge
d1eben lit o."
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9naaeruuos. GumHiIiipn Der etaot Baltimore
MnthbuuS


M itufg Dlt 20 uWHtU4
IS miro biern. aendb bon Nbi6Hiten 80
y uno 80 oes Baltimore Siaot@bariers be-
lanni eemadi oaB Die 3ilaiieruessG Gommiis
ilun Had Dem a. Gull 1916 beginner miro, Die
n0Waenannien StraBen nit mooernem Wiaies
rial 81 pilaiiern, nen 5u pilnltern nno men 5u
pecgen guc @crionen uno @orporuiioneH
meroen oesbalb auiaeioroert Graubnbidelne
ilir dlle Wrhelten 6n lbien uno bieie Dor neHI
n. Sul 1916 81 becroen. Die IN iraeHo elmer
2seiic ole Nularabluig ooer 9lureibung gea
nnnnter S!raben n0iDa maoben m0cbien, nadbs
benz lie aui ioId)e geeile geplaiiert ooer neu
Aepinert ooer neii hecat ino.
Die obengenauHien StraBen iino:
wtHlberrn Strape, bon e. RanlsSiraBe biz
0batles .StraBc
&lcainutsStrnhe bon SL Baur Gir0be bis
@barleS Sitnbe
Vamiltuns sGraHc BON NurQrubc glueh bis
0curiano. Etrabe
Sul AultroQe Der BfdiicrnneS @ommlon
Der Sia6i baltimore.
u. 0eitb Compton,
Gotttcr uno conlulirenher Snpeuicnr
d. d. GDDficn,
SiruhcnsSnGenlcur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13
l9eTt.@mbs@orf.

@Inem eel6dtten 4ubIthm 3nr glaNritt oas
Der pgpelt@n0sBdu" am pelilhen GerniimS
Der 9altimoresGtraben,ain &creil.en ilno ans
beren SrgantiotloHen 5u oen Qnniligen ge,
9nanHeeh 5nr &erlfielnA ltebi. vi eipnet iidb
Enr6brn6 ser 8aliimurcsstrabe mirb Sen @ari
Mot beentrd1lieeu. Efr @ilIoeIHbciien ipenbe
ojnItaD grCubuer. glaeuibamer.
I5ebrta. .3USiel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13
gSermiidDte Sln5cigcu.

Blue 9lioac Meaion.
@cbras Seilon enilana Der g9eiiern Wlarb.
lalio ennD" SMlitriea Rampei (araiis).
Hllc bon poiclS iino Stplihdnifrn, Wsan fhreibe
an Y. 3. Stepart, W..4.,gl. Baltimore, W,o.
(SuniS--,Mli2 DO&Eo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13

1ic oatiAc 3cihuig ,9lmeriio" oon ct. 2oiIS, Elm
ulies ocmofratbes 8latt iaet be5iglid ocr @Iatorm
uo1ie tib.9meritoner meroen monde 5dbe Der
GrGldruna i6er bic uuglIdieae AuslanospoIitif Der
geaeupdrtiaci 9ieacruig nit @eugtbuimg lcieu en-
iobrea bod lire eaeneu gnir5mnmgen gera0e5n eirla
aiadltfrtigung 0rb 0as mas oa aIs @ortuurf aegen
Screen 2Silion erbobcu miro 90 iucrn Die republitat
niide @aiorm crildrt ug8ir wiinldlen oeu 6rieOeL
ciicn aeredtcH lno cdiell 5rcoer ano crtdrcn lllr
ieren @Inubcu all Sic glitiredterbaItng elmer pabren
i0 c6riidcn Neutralitdt nit allen om Sriege bet6ei
liacu &artaien GtTopas g9ir mcn imierc iamnit'
iAcn 8iiidten criitan uno filrdtloS uno obnc I'm.
cr1e0 allen gegcnilber a ale nlere Hedlte bceben"
1ob 0e geGenpdrtigeu @erpatcr 0cs 6iinocSitaatdcn
aleqiments ebel 0ds nIdt getbon bubeL 1T poH ocn
Ientid Amcrtonern uie0erboIt beboltptet moroen lo
1ip rep0lifanidc @rin3ipiet, GrtIdrrno giebt 9nen
nun Mad)t 1a0e 0Bt oeie fcnesmegs onrdblIdeH,
oaf Elm 9lcpu6taner m @eiBeu 4ouc inter ocr Oh
pntcnoei lluiiianocn 0c @ccgenbcit crgriieu 9aben
mlroc ole gbfe unlercS 2nnoes init Sem Sduerte 0n
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8ln lie6enNer (srinnrrnnn

an nnicren pelie6ten GniteH uno @nier
Suhauu Nnutidl,
pc.mcr am %. SUM 1915 aus benz 9e6eH
ldDco,
Sdpn elm Snbr IN enldipnnoen,
Set cniriidi III meinem Nld,
2iGlcs Hcio hnh ib cnpinnocn
Gem Du purii meiH b1Niies Slid
Nod icb mus IS la erirngen
,Ht eS 0ud Elm perb CSeihid,
Senn lcn S6merS mo lelne 0laaen,
MrMpen DID 5t mir 5urnd
Sdnmnre iantt i'm Gc0ooh ber Groe,
NiS oereinl ncreini mir merbcH
Sn Der leligen @pgfet.
Non ieiuer geliebien WattH nuo Qlnber.
(Suuif3)
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Baltimore Gcmetcru.
YOMoOM lllart Gemetcrn.

NnHpfVlnNnHn. Wrf0ffl0lllOn0.
threan w r., sstiisGaratuAo.Stra
SeNtaullpplabe nun S25 an, utter heltdnbt.
sen elf. mo lin LreibOuue an 6dupis8 inQdnQ
au uoen ulllef Ageni tplro, luenn GepnnItf.
Dotipte0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13

glm G. Sllui WsarB &. 6albuen, 9}r 1885,
Gbarlcss SlrnBe, 30 Sabre oil
Vim z Snni Sopbin &. GBecirmaH, ylr 222.
Yioros@nreu StrnBe. 6S Sabre nli
GIN 8. Suui Wlnrp 81. 6iberi, 9lr $500.
@niiorb'glpenue. 78 Sabre ALI
Vim @ Suli Ctu 6ali, SoDnS 0optnsaoos
fpiul. 6S Sabre alt
PIN e. Suni Nonnro Nj0noA, 9ir. o, 9ur0s
Nonroc SirnBe 60 Sabre alt
gn s. Suni 0li6nbrth panpi, 9ir. 1920,
9Bcii.Naltmore Strnhc 66 Sabre all
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13

6ricOcnsucrrdiichlng, iolpcitGeutid.
lono il getroAt fonlmt, ois5uiblic-
Beu piinidbt. 0lon meiB ia Oriiben
wobI ooB man ii6 in Dem onelop6i-
len gSiIion cincn cigenenSenfer ielbit
iuden iuiirOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13
,5eIen Qonfen6eroer.

Gs iiarb am A. SUM 1916 Selen 2anien.
bcrncr, "a SABRE nt Geicbie Satin bon
Gouis Nnuienberger geb, NOiiuelNer Der
panoie nm 5rennoe iluo ein9elaocit, Der 9es
er0ignng am WiifluUd, 9orniinQs 10 libr
bon ibler QSobmna 9r. 1891, Ni0ibcr Strnie,
aus bei5mmDbucn, 0ciebung niii oeni ,Nrmo
Noqe .SrieobOie". (NMnii 2~-l4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13

Dcrnri baden min Inns an 0ie icerauberildc Ibatigs
fcit 0cr Writen alluidbh geu6bnt, oof es idon gar
fcin 9Aeben errcgt uenu ene ale poor Eoae oe BON
0en @er @taotcu iinter Dem 5hub oer onerifandlcn
TIeQae geiouoten &otiddc obgeitcnpelt nit Dem 5eacl
0cr @epubf teblen 09lmerica firItl4 $o Oos
|dlrcen lie 3aS ne0erbolcn t1glid @oo0rop @iion
llo EDeo0ore 9io0lepclt.
Der Gin8ige o6cr, Der bisber einen feinen Sdritt
lncalgtens qetbdn oer uaiausgeiebten 9eleioigmg
oles Dcicb mos glueritansmiis ciil ioIte, cn @noe
3u mndeu lit elm gon8 gem6bnd5er GongreBAbgeoro.
atpier 0cr Icnofro @pitonrr lmO syre Eogue 81
herlanat ooB ggoo0rop g8lou amcrfouiidc ariegs
idiiie init omeritaniiber 4o belooen 9iniiberienoc.
Der @oridloa NOR pon ocr amcrituuiibcI Sanoels'
tamucr ii Berlin 5uerit olisgegougcn
9iotiirlid miro &oo0rop gSilion iid iopet nidt
slr Nertbcoigung Ger cInoden 9iedlte Der gmerita
uer uufidmingen Soweit geben ueoer Sunanitdt
nod .America ritD Scr GoriAlae miro old nidt
npil gDeo0orc 9looicpclt in6oirt pcr6en, Gr 8cbt
liebcr lpcil Is mcniger Dtutb eroroert gegen Den
Iatd 9hncrfaniidcn giutonobuno~ al Scoe, bel
iAn otf 0cn ggea mirtider gcutralitGt oBeu modte
tn0 ibu I'M sic rcpubtoniide gfominotion fit 4rd.
bent gcbrndt bat
sSi ocr iingH qemeloetGu aeplinocrtcn @oit bcn.
ogn iih 100000 IL GBcdS, Die filT Die ~ 9uBlano
lno &olai III Gleno pergeben0cn @ermanotcn Der ~
@WGrta dl' ain N2im0 abiparen0en ameritanilheu
Q'iracr bcitimuit pareu. Sheds n 9etroge BON 8ebn
biS Apnn8in 0oaors Der @eitrag Der flencn &ente l
QlNerifa 8lpl aapitel Der .Sumauitdt
@iIlon mo 8ooleUelt babeu nidtS oo5u 81 logcn
pos miro Gbares 81 Sngbes 5u elmer oldlen Su'
maHtdt Bill elmer iolfban 0hBadtung anertaniihar
9iedte agen2 gsir parten oui Gin Sort bon ibH.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-07

We viii have a transportation system
worth while.
Room! If our river were closed to
lake traffic and ornamental stone
bridges put across it, and the freight
yards of the railroads forced out of
the district on the South Side be-
tween Van Buren, st. and 18th st. and
from State st. to the river, a wonder
full residential district could be
opened, with new, car routes, to
house a population of a quarter mil
lion people.
Mark me! The subway fake is go
ing to be used as an avenue for alb
sorbing the city's boarded traction
fund and destroying the franchise
limit. Watch the "city's representa-
tive Arnold! Bunk.
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likes THE FORUM. - I mu

LIKES THE FORUM. - I must
again. credit Frank Smith for his ar
ticIes. He is one of the several writ
ers that does not mention any indi-
vidual party and contributes some of
the most pleasing subjects. Go to
it, Frank!
We live in a great cosmopolitan
city and 1 believe that it would be
nice if some writer Of every nation
atty would write. Would it not be
nice to see our Big (although small
in size) Day Book in every house
hold, where you could search for I'M
colored news and find it?
The Forum is great. 1t certainly
deserves the time spent by the writ
ers to contribute to it their subjects.
Just as sexuality increases commun-
ity, so does the different minds ex-
pressed in The Day Book Forum in
crease the observation-disclosures of 9TH
ers and gives them their views, indi-
vidual from those they read about.
Why don't some of the young folks
Of my neighborhood write? / scru-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-07
ARoosT FoR BENSON

BOOST FOR BENSON.-Now is
the time for all good men to come to
the aid of the party! Now is the,
time for all those who have consist
emily opposed the expectation of mu-
nitions to belligerent nations, who
refuse to be misled by the false issue
Of a false patriotism, who have no
faith in the successful enforcement
of the Adamson 8-hour bill, who see
in doubled wages only on excuse for
tripled and quadrupled prices, who
recognize no solution but govern
ment ownership of our public utilities
and natural resources, who demand
that provision be made for the mill
lions to be thrown out of. work at
the, close of the war when we shall
experience the greatest industrial
panic we have ever known-now is
the time for all who work with hand
or brain to rally around Allen Ben
son and the Socialist party! Now
is the time to show your true colors
not to defeat the Democrats in
1916, but to elect the Socialists in
1920! After WilsOn-what? A
strong irresistible Socialist organiza-
ton, built up this year by courageous
men and women who know no de-
feat but the surrender of their con-
victions;; that will sweep everything
before it at the next presidential cleo |
ton! Come. your goose-hVered, !
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chicken hearted, scatter = Drained,
cold-footed suckers of the taffy the
old parties condescend to hand you,
show yourselves the spineless apes
you really are! Yell your heads off
over the candidate of the National
Business Mems Wilson leagUe-and
vote to perpetuate the present sys-
tenn. Let's have a showdown; let's
find out who are the real enemies of
democracy. ''By their deeds shall We
know them" Every vote for Wilson
and the biggest appropriations for
war, 662 millions, ever made by one
of the fighting nations in times Of
peace-every vote for Hughes, who
favors still larger appropriations, is
vote for militarism and war
whether you choose to admit it or
not!
On one side Benson and the fight
ers for industrial and international
peace; on the other side industrial
war, international war, exploitation
and miitarism.
Where do you take your stand?-
Thomas LeVish.
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WASHINGTON OBJECTS.
OmciaIs Disapprov~ A%nti-Gcrman
Mass Meeting.

WASHINGTON. March j-AEnounCc-
ment OF the American Rights Commit
tees plan to call a mass meeting IN ad-
yocacy 81 American participation IN the
war on the side 81 tho Entente Allies
created a stir In official circles to-day
\ hurried inquiry was made az 20 the
praciicability Of taking steps 10 preven'
the meeting, but the opinion prevails to-
night anon Government officials that
no legal means il open for accomplishing
this.
Officials said freely that IN. commit
tees proposal IL in direct violation u
the Presidents appeal to the countr,
for moral neutrality" but IL was
pointed out hat the Presidents utter
ance was an appeal TO the country and
nothing more and that he has no legal
power to enforce II.
Whether or not The President may see
~ 10 adopt some informal method Of
preventing the mass meeting, such an
appeal 10 the committee TO avoid all
possibilities II embarrassing the Govern
ment AT 30 critical "A period, could not he
a~scrr'a!ned Tonight. I. * understood
that the matter has not yet been brought
to the attention ~ the President
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FIGHTING RESUMED ON
ENTIRE RUSSIAN FRONT.
Cars Men Lead in Offensive
-GcrmanS Active Near
BaranOwitchi.
Speriai 6cbie D.spasch 10 Tp, srS.


~PErRoGHUr. via london. March -
Along tho entire Russian front lively
activity mas been resumed by both the
Russian and .\us:ro-GciIren troops. The
initiative s".1s 10 he largely on The
side OF the Cars forces. though the
Germans appsar 10 be preparing for an
of .nsiyc IN the r-g!on OF Baronowi,chi.
an important railroad sector which has
seen much lighting throughout the last
sHN months. Il - III. conyerging point
o; Ia" Wilna-I.ida-Sarny and the Brest-
l.ltoysS Moscow railway Lines.
German attacks here we're -epulsod
and the Russians export local successes
AZ other points ~ the long battle line.
Tho War office issued the following
statement tonight:
on IT,. western front near liluX'
teiga; miles west ~ pwinsk, We
exploded fourteen mines and fought
ti.rcely for tn" possession ~ the
crater, six Of which W Occupied.
~ on. crater the Germans are sur
rounded in a hal. ruined b~loCkhouse.
Yesterday morning. after an hour and
a half OF artillery pnbardr.nt. a
German attack on Alssrv'ch. ton
versts ,s!N and u half niles east
Of Ba~ronowi,chi, was iepulsed.
on Gen i~vanotf's 'front.' We occupied
an advanced enemy trench near a
bridg-head. In the Mikaltchc region
We r.pu,sed three enemy COUNTER at
tacks. on the Dniester, near Iainus-
chine. We exploded rinss, destroying
part Of the enemy's ba"r!cades and u
number Of advanced trenches.
In the Caucasus our pursuit OF tho
Turks continues.