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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08
9SferOc Ocr6rumnt.

3mei @ierOc, Gin FonD mo 5pei
@alltbiere ianocu Ocu 5lamncntoo,
ais geitern 9lbcn0 wcnige DlinlteI
Dor 1AS llbr in 0cnl Staagc60uOe ocr
9dderci oon NlorriS 9ernaro, glr.
1904, NcnniVlpalio-9IDcuuc, 5cucr
olsbrad. Ger 9rauS grifi nit onBcr.
orOcntliNcr Shncaiafcit inn iid uno
fonntc bon Der Scucrpc6r crit &c.
loiht wcrocL uaNocn nod orci pci-
tcrc. All oos Stol9cbdilOc atitoBenOc
@Guicr Der Stodtou-StroBe pom 0cn
Ilnnmen nicbt imer6eblid 6cl6dOigt
UorOcn puren. IS wnrcn oics Die
@dnier Or. 23i5, Stodtou-Strobe,
bcpo6ut bon ocr9lc9crin Maru Sobn-
ion g}r. 23t7 Stodton-StraBc, &c.
po6nt BON Ger Jlcgerin 5ora6 Wliacr,
ino 9}r. 23t9, Stodton.StraBc, Sc.
wo6nt bon scr gtegcrin g(unie Co
Gcrionen fomcn bel ocm
9ronoe nid)t sit ido0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08

SEX glorioIf 9la0u garo oocr pom
STANDARDIZATION ausgeielt meroen
]lein aoumau0aut 1biericAieu uom
u%riu3 Site" itellt oieie @diie als
1ieielbcn per0en Dem @ade ieben
Sen ameritaaiiheu @larneiolontcll
ibergebei, ser Sic @eiucber SIR 81.
itipmtert 3eit paiiiren ldBt
@rdiioent &anucr bonn 1taOper.
bonO glorfolf ino Der gmoes. .Scfre-
tdr puroeu BON &omnanoant l6ie-
ri1iei i'll Oer lethiclgiicu geiic ber8
lid enpiougeu. 9ei'm aaifee nuo
elmer 0nOanna 0crgingen 5mei Shm
Sen pie im 6luge, Ter aapitdn lI0
Sen Roriolf 5taotperbano so einent
8eiube 0er SiilfsfreuSer Elm Sr be.
oauerten oen ibm ans uieIen StdoteH
8ugebenoeu Ginlooungen nidt 6olge
Iciitcu SIT touHeu, oenn er blelbe Del
scr @annibait iuo peroe fein @e.
iuh nm eineu observation-disclosures aill
rcibeu
Gas anitdnOigc. bciheioene 8efeb'
men Der ali 3abnar5tsllrlanb uaA
9torioIf fommenocu Nlatnibaitet
modt bel scr Ginmobnerihait oeR
oenf6or beitcu gin0rud
gtfrige Gbdtigtctt ami
0cm u@rin5 @iteI~ fiir
Den Ebila0eIpbicr
@a8ar
2anacpeiie babeu sic iuternirten
@lannicboiten iiitt. 9ltf ocm ngitel9
miro ac6dnncrt imo gcfeilt uic IN
elmer 5abrif 9lls an 4 1}drB Der
@eburtstog ppn aopiidn lbieridieu
sunni 5peiten Mlale in oer SHterii.
rlng gefeicrt wlr0c, erbielt cr mcb'
rerc finitpoQ augeiertigte @cidenfe.
9hid fiir oeu 9lem 9orfer @a5ar mum
Den nebrere Saden bcrgcltent Ger
&bilaoelpbier 9a5ar ioa ald beoadjt
mcrocn.
Cine nflcinc Sta0t4 ouf
gebont
Nic bcioen &iiliSlren5cr lic8cn it
scr 91oUD Yoro pl Bortsmont6. ge-
geniiber BON gtorfolf Gic ocutihei
Seclcitc babcl nicbt MIR ein Stiid
Simupflano aufaefiiat, ionoern oiif
oeulel6en cine tleuc Staot biibith
gcballter uo angcitrihcuer Sdusden
eriteben laiieu. Ger non ser langei
arcu5ia0f itarf mitaeuomncua
,,aronpriu3" lit pcrooet. Qie g2auu-
ihaiten beioer 5hiifc iuo6ncn auF
ocm uErin5 @itcl~ ocr 6Iibblauf iit
mo ougcitriben miro, ais % cr balD
Die 2einrciie aiitrctet iotlte
9lit Dem mtf ser S0be BON 9leip-
port 91cps licaenoeu 9riieuichii
,9lppom" BAT aopitdn 16iarihleW
feiuerlei %erbinoltna lmo nod feine
@ecacn6cit, oaslelbe 5n beiibcn
GtncGinlobnngHad tttle
@od. glrf, fonutc ntdlt
ungenommeu uer0cn.
9l}it ocr Grganiirung Der Staot-
9erbdnSc BON 91aibiae, 9lempDis
uno Chattanooga III Teunelie luo
9ioriolf iii @irguaio uar oas PRO
granmn elmer 5mei ino ciu1aIb no
dentliden Reiie 0urdgeiii0rt Gincr
i'm iud6reno Der 91eiie iii giaIbUiur
erreiden0en giitlaoina pon Nicut-
pbiS nad Sittlc @od 9lrtanias 8u
foumcn. founte oer @imOes Sefretar
leioer niht Solge IGiitcr 81 oie Gas
ten in CHATTANOOGA mo ylorTolf eiur
geboltru meroen nilBtclt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08

9tcm 9prf, Il glpril @theppe
9lriHeao muroe 9eute 9lbeno bon eis
ner SirD I'M bieiigen 5uprcm.@c.
rid)t oes S0loroes inl crItcn @raoc
i1uloig geiproden Gr mur0e i6er.
fii6rt Dem @eiligel6dnoler 9arnett
Bali I'M 9lupcmber 1914 crmoroet 5ll
hnbpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08
anrsc StaStneMiafeiten.

9la6 fitr8cr aronf6eit 0eritarb III
ieincr @o6mung, 91r A0S0, Belle.
9lpcnuc, 6orcit Emf Gomin @oi6,
ilaton 0arn Gin &ctcran 0cS 9iir
gcrfriegcs, I'M 7G. 2c6eiisio6rc.
,Sil icincr qSo9niug, gir- 254G,
WicGuaob.StrnBc, Ucrihieo &r. Sar
~ Grlangcr wclher felt ldngerer
3cit lcioeno aeueicn iii. 1r. 5Maf.
fer bon Der S6crot6 Ssracl 50nogo.
&c miro bic Grouerreoe in scr SSo6.
nlng oes &erepigten balten. Sic
9eiieBune iinoet alif ocn Cbe6 56a.
lou6rieoboie ltatt. Ier &crblihene
mar cin 6reinairer un0 Wiitglieo
Der 9iopal glrcaaln,2oqe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08

elbDunenten, htC ben ,DMtincn GpfreIpnn.
bcntcn" Hidt pnnltlld Doer unregemdhla Ct.
balten, ilio gcbcten, bet Office bnDDn pcr Eele.
tlon ooeF imEiitlldl WITHHOLDING 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08
Seine 3uriid5icbnn0.
omcritnniidler Erup-
pen nerlnnNt.

g9oibinGtom n glpril
Stoatsicfrctdr 2oniing 6citritt 6cute
iornca oic gicbti9teit ocr 0jcriIhtc,
ooB sic Gorroi5o.9icoicung oireft
a0cr moirctt Oie 3uriid5ic6ung Der
amcritoniihen Erlppcn aus @lcyifo
pcrlongt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08

Sartnddi9cn @criicbtcil jrfolge ioll
Scncral @nuira, Scr Garran3n.Rouls
manOant IN SiarcJ 0nrM cinen au.
ocrcn cricbt merocu 9Ia9 einem iii
ciner nieritaniideu 3eiiiing ucr0iicnt-
lhtrn 9lrtifel 6eiiuoct iid6 General
Ea6Io @on5nleS nui Oem g9eac bon
5taot N}crifo, Inn Oen C6er6efebl
ii6er olle Garrali5a-5oIo IN Dem
5eloe 81 iiberne6men- Gicic @eriidte
f6nnef 3luar nimt beitdtigt mcrocn
man glau6t a6er oaB Garron5a ci.
nige Qlen0erllngen imter ieinen 5elos
aonmanOcilren plant.
SSn Der 9l6weieubeit oeiinitiUer
9labridten bon @eneral Eeri6ing lit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08

sSli 0en StraBen 9loriolf'S OeBeg-
net man oeutic6cn Seelciten Der in-
tcrnirten Siilistreli5er ,Erul5 Site"
INTO u&ronpriu5 @ilbeln" III Doncr
lhiform. Gurd cine me6r ioloati.
lbc Saltlna propcrcS 90iSicbei uno
leincrcS 1ucb Der lluIform itehcn fc
portrefilid BON Sen onerifaniicbcn
Ebecriodeu as. Gas ollrd) sic Tlnd)t
pon 6 Iedoifi5icren crluiienc &erbot
pcs Sonourlaubs beitebt nod, miro
icooh Onrdl Ole grloubniB. ooB jeoeS
Nlitglie0 ocr 800 stopfc itarfcn @c.
manmtng oer bciocn 1diiic icoc
SSodc ciumol 5um 3abnar5t iii sic
5toot ac0en famn etuas gemilocrt.
@le6r babcn 0euti1c Ebecriodcu i6ra
3a1nc nic gepilcat ino ole 8o6n-
fiinitler 9ioriolfS 5u faiucr 3uit bci.
lere @cid5aftc gcmadi.
gelud unf Dem n@rin5
Gttrl@.
Ger 9imoeS- Scfrct1r cr6iclt ourb
oic 8ernittclmg bon 5efrctdr ar1s
mer bonn 5taotuerbauo 9loriolt ciucu
EaB sum 9citd 0es u4rin3 Gitel"-
1etretdr ardner mar W}aat III ocr
oeut1en Nlarine uno 1T aif Dem
r@rin5 eitel~ 81 Sauie 91un ocnfc
man aber nicbt oaB bic @aiie 3um
geluf Der ne6cneiuanoer licgenoen
SulIstrell5cr bonn aomnanoantei
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26
Scr Gscanflicecr @amamafer.

Ra6 ben leBten Nahri9ten lit
Der s7oBe Moheroerpplan, pelden
Robnep Wonamoter fir ben Slug
Iber bas WtIantifde @eltmeer Be-
iteat Bat, 10 gut ipie polenbet, unb
lapn perben bic 0prtebrllngen fir
a0e @inaelbeiten bes srobartiaten
5luees s%etroffen, pelder iemuls
perfudt pprben lit, - 10 oft etpaS
dbnliaes oud 1don ouf benz paz
pier ober ielbit in ettpas lpeitesgez
henoem Mabe unternommen MUIR
be! @dren nidt biz Welttrieaperz
MltniTe, 10 niirbe tpeit mebr @ere<
be BON Der Sa9e gemadt morbeu
fein; bod elm ptrtli9er Grfplg,
ober audi elm erniter Miberfpte
pirb fi@ fdon tueltpeite 8eadtung
er5tpingen.
Die neue Mafdine 1T bic grDbte
ibrer Mrt, bic iemols gebout tpor<
ben it, Sic entbdlt 6 3pDlf5plin=
bermotore bon ie 300 Pferoetrdften.
Man ertpartet. bab iie cine @dnelz
listeit bon 100 Meilen prp @tun>
be cntpideln unb ben gonaen Slug
iiber ben Saeon in 80 @tunten be-
pdttiaen lam, pbne Bis gum duberz
item maeftrenat All iperben, uoz
tiirlid n,r, ipenn tein unpprberaez
Icbener it0renber l1mitunb ba3tpiz
identritt, pie mon porfi1tsbolber
eu9 binaufiigt. @pn befonoerem
SntereNc lit nod - obpobt feIbit=
o~critdnbltd nod nihts ndberes hor<
iiber mitseteilt nirb = bob in BEN
9au Der Woi9ins audi cine Nn,abl
Botente aur M%nioenouns getommen
IT. tpel@e bisber mod in tciner an
oeren berartiaen Moidine pertreten
.paren. 5pffentlih beiteben biefe
uenen Sheen bic prattii9e prpbe
gut.
Sebenfans 1T bos llnternebmen
in b0dit tiibres, unb bic 6 poKos
Were, pelbe mitfabren iplIen, baben
id bomit poIbertrout gu maiden!
Sie birfen frpb fein, tpenn Der
5lus i~iberbaupt gelinst. feIbit in
ncbr als bteibig @tunben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26

BebolierunA = Ndbtiihe 9ebensmit
tel .auaetcttt. GelhNperaorolid mr..
ben bierbci iitts Bite stlpa 4oo.OW
Wn9eb0rpen ppn arieasteilnebmern
bcpor3nat, bod 5etpciit Die 3obl bon
100000, bob mir ms aiht a!ein
oarauf bcf6ronitcr, nus DieIen &rei.
len 5u beIfen Rtis uno 9~iiIieniriidtc
Ipurhen on Winoerbemittelte biertei
meiit ioitenlos a@baegeten, sepiil,r.
moben ais 3uidub CUR arieesunter.
lliibutg, bic ia betanntlib iebr reid
tih bemelIen I'll. .
SIN bel alofRrem llmtangs als i'm
aortgen Winter Joliet iehpd i'm tom:
menben bic itGo1iiden Spciiungen
CUR M%nlpcnouna 9elamen. Yr,eits i'm
opri9en Sabre baren Is Yercine in
Berlin NIT ltaniiiber llntetitugune
algemeine etei'ebalIef d~ntetba1tsn,
in oelen es gu mdbigem Yrcis
l%1modboftes @lIen CAB. Dieivs en-.
item Ioll NUN I'M oritten Arieaspn>
let in notwithstanding umianarsi>
Aerem Mubitnbe ousssbaut percen.
Die Worteile lieaen oul Der Nano.
3unadi lino cine aanse Anoabi gez
bcnsmittet potralia, nit benen sic
gcrliner !Sausfrnuen ni9t lum3uges
ben tpifen, uno aud bier gilt bns
5pridtport .Wos Der Yerliner niht
tennt, oos ibt CT ni4t". Wcnn er es
nun iadaemdb unb l4motbaft 5llbe@
reitet gu minimalem Yreife poreelcbt
6etommt. 10 beitebt bod bic bere.b<
/ tiste 9pffnuns, bob er iid baron sc.
mobnt. 6crner miro Bel fold)en y1ai=
Ienabtohunsen riciia piel an 3uta>
ten, Sei5itDff, N-beitstratt uilp. err
lpart. Dos fd1t bei einer @rubfabt
nidt gerina tns @emidt. Sd bente
mir bic Werteiluns oerartie, oob an
a1e Minoerbemittelteu, Die oarauf
Wnlprud erbeben. Ye5usstorten fir
Die ltabti{de speiiung perabfol9t
iperocn. sd fddBe, bab bu 100000
Weniden in Berlin in 8etra9t toms
men nerben. Dle1e 1pllen fur 80 Bis
35 Nfennig elm parmes @eri9t, te-
Itebeno Gus Guppe, Semitic unb etz
nos 61eild. erbolten. SIR bic Scr
teilun9 tommen in elmer @robIaot
pie berlin irpbl @ului1ta,onen nur
III serinaem Mabe in Yetrodt. Dieie
piiroen gu srobe Nuflaufe %perurfa@
6en. DDS @ilen lpirb in Den neusinz
geridteteu @pei5ebalen eingenoms
men perten tOnnen, aber es iou audi
oafiir gelri9t tperben, oab ienermann
Iid lein gi1en nod 9aule nebmen
tonn. Ser lebtere 5aa 1T iogor Der
miinihensnertere, namit Dem 6ante
Iienleben tein Nbbrud 9sldNbt. Gar<
iiber binaus iolIen mud ein5elne
Speiieballen nit itdbtti1sr Inter
ltiibung erbalten bleiber, in benen
Ser tleine Mittelftonb obne 8e3ussz
tarten gu ettpas b0beren prei{en cine
idmadbafte Nabruns erbdlt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26

Ma9bem Der 2oidbriee
aus Nep 5reebom, ga. itammenoe
5tepart Nobrbaugb apei Maoaen,
Die nabe Wrisbtspile, pa., au meit
in Den @llsquebonnaz5lub gematet
.noren, eerettet batte, ertrant er
felbft. Hobrbausb fprans in ben
5lub, oils Die Mdhben nm 9ilfe rie<
fen unb braate beioe in ieidteres
Waher. Scum batte er bies ppll=
bradt, als er felbit por grid0pfuns
perfant. Grit Is Mimlten fpdter entz
bedte mon bas Geblen oes iunger
Rpbrbausb. Seine 2eide purbe mad
benz @olumbio= Soipital sebradt, tpo
e%rgebnisloie 8elebunesperi l9e anaez
itelt ipurren.
- Den @iener 8ldttern
5ufplse peifen bic Spargelbeinlagen
bel ben 8anten uno SpartaKen elm
fortgefebtes Nnpaaien auf. Dos
v5rembenblatt" peronidlast bic Stei=
gerung Der @tnlaeeseloer Der Mpz
nardie lett 8eginu bes Sabres auf
etlpa bret Miliaroen Rronen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26

Ginen nidtspurbisen
@treia fpielte in aenoibo, Wis.,
Elm Mann. beiIen periDnlidteit let=
FER mod ni@t bat feitseitsut pse<
ben t0nnen, einem tleinen &inbe,
Rem 3 Sabre alten @afimir Braaz
mid. Ga{imir uno fem flint Sob
re alter 8ruber fpielten auf Der
@trabe. Sin 5rember, Der gu ib>
men trat, gab ben beiben Sunsen
einen iener sefdbrltnen Sorpepps,
pie iie fruber als Jeuerlpert per>
tuuft iperben tpnnten. GoIimir,
melder ben @egenitanb fir ganbp
belt, Bib barauf, uno i'm ieIben
Musenblid erfolgte cine @%gplplipn,
bic benz Suneeu bic sonae untere
9alfte BON @eiidt tpegriB. Ser
altere 8ruber fdleppte ben iiineez
rem in bic Ndhe Der elterli9en @pbz
rarg, Bis ct niht ipeiter fam, unb
boIte bann SiIfe. SIN Soipitul
iogte mon. baB bas perlebte ainb
fir INNER e%ntitellt bleiben rlas.
Der dltere 8ruper tpnnte cine nur
iebr mangelbafte Beihreibung pes
Jremben geben.
Mm Bprb bes Dantpfers Stem
Yort" Der Mmeriean Zine trof un-
lungit IL. a. 6rau emile 9an Npz
ten nit ibren bret ainbern bon
Intiperpen in Netp Yprt Elm, uln
iid gu ibrem in College -ppint
ipobnenoen Gotten at begeben. 9an
Roten mar gu gesinr bes arieses
peripur1Det pprben unp tebrte iiber
england nod SEEM Dprt suriid,
5rau Ban Roten sab eine inter-
e1ante 9dilperung BON Der Gin
nahme Nntperpens. ginen beut-
fden Sffiaier, Der iid Bel ibr e,Hs=
auartieren ppllte, pia ie buhftdb-
lib aus benz 6auie seprdnst baz
ben. Vim nGdften Iase betam lie
breibia Mann ginquartieruuc.
Sic ipeiaerte iih. fir Die r9unnen"
gu tp4en, tpas Johann BON apei Ute
eimentstDden beiprst tnurbe. Die
eiuoise r@reueltat" Der beutffsn
@olbaten beitano barin, bob lie piel
Bier tranten. 9obei iparen Ie
aber INNER freunoli4 unb emit
geaentpmmenb unb bebonbeIten 1ie
uno ibre ainper siitis.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26
y a I {.

- Der tleine feds Sabre
aite @rneit Mtuntel, Spbn ppn @ep.
Muntel in Caledonia Bel Ga groTe,
Mis., ipurbe bon elmer Stub, nit
her Der Sunse ionit INNER tpielte
unb bic fia bisber OILS ourhaus
aobm unb gutptlts se5eist, batte,
81 5obe seidlelft. 'Das Rinb battt
bic @rlaubnis erbalten, bic aub
bon her Meibe gum Melten au bo<
len unb baum audi pieber auf bic
Meibe 5u brinssn. unDoriidtiser>
treiie bate ct li4 ben @trid, al.
BEN bic Stub gefiibrt purbe, nm
Den Geib sebunben. Muf benz Weae
mlrbe bic Stub Dor ettpas ipen
u1iD rannte, bas &inD aut Der
Gtrobe binter lid Der fdleifenb,
nacb Der Meihe. OILS pas Gier bort
enti,b title itanb, par Der fng.id=
ll1e Sunse bereits tot,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26
ecbt gut ams - fiblt GudJ aut.

&einer gut ausleben unb ii6 gut bee
%finben, Der an @artleibigfeit leibet.-
8efreit gu6 bon Dem, miiber,, 1dIepz
pe11ben. lebenslolen @efiibI burd cine
gebanblllng nit 81. Sings Stein 2ifc
Yils. &auft beute cine Sdadtcl unb
nehmt beute Mbenb cine ooer Stpei
Yilen. Nm @orsen lit ienes seitopfie,
trdge @efiibl fort unb Sic beftnoen
|it6 ipfort better. 25c Bel Sbrem slpo>
tbeter. ..(In5.).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26
Ser Dber5te @eridtsz

Der Dberite @eri9ts<
5of in Wien bat, tpie aus Dresden
oelihtet miro, Die arnnoldblide @nts
;deiouns sefaat, bob Die spiiden Ell
ucm tonteHtonslpien 0iterrei9i{den
5taatsangeb0ri9en uno elmer GlriS
.ltiu in 0euti6lanb einsesanscne @he
~ Oclterreid unsiltis 1T! Gr itiibt
,id babel auf fo.senben paraarapIcn
oes 8iiraerlthm @eiebbuds: n@be4
,ertrdae smiiden gbriiten rno Yer=
ionen, pel6e iid ni4t GUT dtiitlid)cn
Rirde betennen, tpnnen niht giiltie
.insegangen ipcrben". @s hanbelte
iih INN Die Gbe eines @rofen @u=
Def S6irbtng, Der ausgetreten nar
unb in Berlin eine 9rpteltautin ges
9etratet batte.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
PAIR SPLITS
OVER PORRIDGE
DIVORCE SOUGHT

Refusal Of George NJ. Millard's
wife to cook porridge. of which he
is especially fond, led the Millards
into the divorce court. Millard told
Judge Perkins about 1t, Thursday
afternoon. and alleged other ways
and means by which. he charged.
Mrs. Bertha Millard treated him with
cruelty. Judge Perkins said he
didn't think the Millards should be
divorced. II they can possibly patch
up their differences. They Will try
II. and IL agreement to agree proves
impossible the court will grant a
divorce order.
Part OF the evidence In the case
was a photograph OF dishes piled In
the kitchen sink. The picture was
dated Sunday, Aug. 0, 19lr. Millard
said 1t tended to prove that his wife
was not a good housekeeper. He
said Mrs. Millard preferred attend
ing to the duties OF secretary-treas-
urer of the Fraternal Bankers Re-
serve society, and showed no inter
est whatever In homework.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
DIR. BOYLEIS
GIVEN CAR BY
CONGREGATION

An electric car was presented to
the Rev. and Mrs. W. II. Wray Boyle
by the congregation Of North Wood
ward Presbyterian church at a re-
ception which they held Thursday
evening. in the lecture room Of the
church.
Or. Boyle, who, lately declined a
call to the Kno1 Presbyterian
church IN Ottawa, Ont. has done a
remarkable work In building up the
religious enthusiasm OF the north
end since his advent IN Detroit, two
years ago. and the esteem In which
he is held by the members Of his
church. and their appreciation Of
his decision in favor OF continuing
In his present pastorate, found ex-
preston In this gift presented In
their behalf. by Robert A. Campbell.
Following the presentation Of the
gift. w. ". Mcclellan announced
that the board Of trustees OF the
church would arrange for Its care
and maintenance.
There were 1000 guests at the
reception during the evening.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
Union Will Pass On
Terms Offered BY
d. u. r. Saturday
STRIKE MAY
BE DECLARED
Negotiations Between
Company And En-
plOyes at Standstill

Detroit citizens will know soon
whether they are to face another
street car strike The men will vote
then or whether they will accept
the terms offered by the company,
after a two-weeks' conference be-
tween the officials OF the union and
the company.
This statement was made Friday
noon by William d. Mshon, presi-
dent Of the Amaigamated Street
Railway Employees association, to
The Times.
The conference between the ON
cials and the union men continued
Friday without result. the negotia.
tions still being practically dead
locked.
THE whole matter will be put
up TO our men for action Saturday
night" was the only statement that
Mr.. Mahon would make. following
the failure on Friday TO arrive at
any definite agreement.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
ARMEDSHIP
DECREE IS
. BUT PIRACY
--srNATOR LODGE.
Sol0n Says u. S. Ac-
quiesence Would
Invite War
DEADLOCK ON
LUSITANIA
Wilson And His Cabi-
net Confer On
Situation

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1s.-Ger-
many and Austria propose piracy.
Senator Lodge, of Massachusetts.
declared In the senate today. II 10
inconceivabie. he said. tina. the Unit
ed States should accept their plan
to sink armed merchaatmensv without
warning. -
AFTER citing precedsnts that arm
ing merchantmen for defense hal
been allowed ever since the days oi
barbary pirates. and to show 1t has
been approved by the United States
during the present war, he declared
that to change this policy now would
be to commit an unneutral act In
favor of Germany.
Lodge and Senator Sterling spoke
on the latter's resolution, declaring
the United States cannot accept the
tCeati.seA - Puss rweivs.)
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
Will Be First Move To-
ward Stamping Out
Anarchy
NATIONWIDE
PLOT UNEARTHED
Radicals Planned to
Overthrow u. S.
Government
BY UNITED PRESS.

4 CHICAGO. Feb. 1s.--several an
archistic newspapers were expected
to be barred from the United States
mails by federal authorities today
as the opening movement in cam
paign to check an alleged nation
wide anarchistic plot, revealed
through Jean Crones' poison soup
plot.
Gen. James <. Stuart. postoffice
Inspector, and United States Dis
trict Attorney Clyne today took up
discussion of the plan to bar these
papers.
Chicago police. thoroughly con.
vinced the letters signed Jean
Crones, and sent to New York news
papers are genuine, based their
hopes OF clearing the poison soup
plot case on action by New York
authorities. Search for Crones Gen.
ters ertirely in New York, II was
said.
At q conference Thursday be
tween United States District Attor-
ney Oyne, Supt. Hinton G. Cla-
baugh, Of the department OF JUS
tice, and their subordinates, evi.
dence secured In connection with
the anarchist soup plot was pro
duced, indicating conspiracy that
extended from San Francisco to
New York.
The officials. however. II was said,
are awaiting word from the attor.
ney-general 1t Washington before
making inroads in Chicago. New
York. Pittsburgh and San Francisco
where anarchistic groups are said
to have plotted . reign OF terror
directed against federal buildings
and government oficials.
The national angle Of the plot il
so apparent, that police admitted
they have made arrangements Il
seize documents In the hands OF q
dozen well-known anarchist leaders
The plot was hatched In New
York, II 10 said. and included the
blackmailins Of q number Of police
onicers.
with one swoop. We can breal
up the plot" ono ofScer who partici
psted In the conference, said Thurs
day. I'VE are merely awaitin,
word from Washington before 90
Ing ahead"
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
13-Year-Old John Bald
win May Become
Totally Blind
SPECIALISTS USE
HEROIC MEASURES
Lad Was AT Play In
Church House When
Injured

As the result of a peculiar scci-
dent. Wednesday evening. In the
Boulevard Congregational church.
John Baldwin, 13-yesr-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. George M. Baldwin. No.
TIL Roosevelt-ave., Is In Grace hos
pital, with physicians using heroic
measures to save him from total
blindness.
Young Baldwin was playing bas-
ketball In the gymnasium when a
corner gang" bent upon plaguing
the boys in the gym, snowballed the
doors and windows of the building.
Suddenly heavy icy ball came
swiftly through one OF the windows.
carrying pieces OF the broken glass
embedded in the snow, and struck
young Baldwin squarely in the right
eye, deeply cutting the entire eye.
Immediate attention was given the
lad by the family physician, and an
eye specialist called.
The boy was taken to Grace hos
pital. where II was found that the
eye was completely gone and that II
would be necessary to remove IL at
once In order to increase the
chances OF saving the sight Of the
left eye. The internal hemorrhages.
1t is feared by the physicians, will
cause complication over which their
skill will have no control.
This is the second serious acci-
dent in the Baldwin family within a
few days. . three-year-old child hav-
Ing fallen down stairs Sunday and
dislocated his shoulder.
John II an especially bright stu
dent In the Condor Junior high
school and. while . lively lad. has
always been studious and very anx-
ious TO do everything possible TO
acquire q good education. with a
view to entering the profession o.
medicine.
Sentiment In the neighborhood OF
the family home. and among the
members Of the Boulevard church.
10 very strong. and every effort will
be made to apprehend the rowdy
boys who engaged In the SNOWFALL
ing with such terrible results to an
innocent lad.
The Rev. William ]. Jacobs, pas.
tor of the Boulevard church. has
scarcely left the injured boy since
the accident occurred.
PPlntIag-the plain neat kinA-that
n plght-I1wee job DaDt.-Ma1n lS7o.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-18
IGNORANCE TO
BE L0RImER PLEA
Will Seek to Prove He Knew
Nothing of La Sale
Banks Affairs
BY UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO, Feb. 18.--Counsel for
former Senator William Lorimer
will seek to prove that Lorimer was
ignorant of the affairs or the Lori.
mer-Munday chain OF banks which
he is charged with wrecking.
Questioning OF prospective Jurors
in Lorimer's trial on this charge to.
day revealed that the defense bases
its contentious on the supposition
that Charles b. Munday, Lorimer's
partner, who Is under prison sen.
tence. directed the banks Affairs.
Four jurors had been tentatively
accepted when court opened today.