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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
SuOirefte gIOduOc.

6uropas nelitrale 9tationen peroen
auf Rationen geiest. III IS ioa
oerbinOert peroen oaB our6 neu-
trale 2dnoer amerifanii6e 4Sro.
butte on ole GentralmG6te ge.
langen.
g8ai6ington 19. Mlai. II Sn
elmer Gonieren3 pelde i'm Staats-
Gepartement 5Dii6en SefretGr Gam
ling, q. 5. 9alfour, SefretGr 9feO-
fielo lmo 6ritii9en lmo amerifani-
i6en SanOels @rperten itattfano,
muroe Die gieguIierllng Der Qlusfibr
nd9 oen neiltrolen 26nOern @uropas
6eiproden Inn geeignete NiaBnab.
men 81 ergreifen, our9 ipelbe per-
binoert iperOen ioa, ooB our1 Oieie
9Gnoer omerifaniide Brooufte na9
oen Geutralm69ten gelaneen.
SSn @e5ug auf Die poaitdnoige
S6eilna1me Der 8ereinieten Staaten
an Oieiem SDitem wuroe elm @inOer-
ItdnOniB errei6t, aber Die 9IuSiiib.
rung Oes Blanes miro gum groBen
E6eil Oaoon obbdneen, Oh Der 9rdii.
bent Die @oama6t erbdlt, @mborgos
an perfiieen, un0 Oh Der S6iffabrts.
ausi9uB ben 5ur 8eriiigung lteben-
oen 2aoeraum controliren fam.
9ie glQiirten 6oben bereits felt
langer 3eit cen nelitrolen 2Gnoern
@uropas mlr Oos 5ufommen laiien,
mas iie ieIbit gum 2eben unO Inter
bait not6ig bo6en, imo 81 oieiem
3pede in oieien Sdnoern balbamt'
li6e &6rperibaiten gebilOet, pelde
Die @in- lno 9lusfubr iiberwa6en.
0ie 9riten baben Der ameritoni'
I6en &egierlng ole oiesbe8iiglt6e
SanOelsItatiItif unterbreitet, pGbrenO
ole amerifonii9e 9iegierlng nit
mert6ooQer Snformation BON ameri-
fanii9en Goniulu auiparten fonnte.
Ole ifanoinaoii9en 2Gnoer baben
oaralf bineemieien, Dab ieoe meitere
@inidrdnflng ibrer @inilIbr i5re
mirtbi9aitlide Si6erbeit beOroben
miiiIe. 2lus S6meOen lit Serman 8.
3. 2ogercranb eingetrOiien, Inn i'm
g(uitrnga ieiner 9Regierung Die GIN
Tighten 8e6inguneen fir lein Sano
heraus5ui6lagen uno au6 Die an
oeren neutralen 2dnOer oiiriteu @om-
miiiionen ODER @ertreter ibiden, rm
ibre beionOeren Sntereiien 0u Oertre'
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
g6aig iidJcrseitcat,

@ie 3ei6ner oeuti6er 9(nleibe.
Ser Staats- -Sefretdr oes 9lei6S-
i6aeamteS ertlGrt 10 mf Snter-
pellation.
q M lteroanL bia 2on0on, 1S.
Nlai. SIN 9oufe Der 9uoeet.0e-
batte i'm 9iei9stas grill Ser So5ialiit
@ogt6ern Die Slegierrng megen frag-
li9er @iet6oSen ser Sriessmleibe-
propaganda an. @r iagte, OaB Sol-
oaten i'm 6elOe ee5wungen wurOen
81 5ei6net rmO 0oB audi olf coope.
rotipe @eie0lbaiten Elm DRUID ousge-
iibt wurOe. @r fiigte BEL oaB Die
Si1erbeit Der glnlage ltno Der Gin.
Ieurate nod einem 9lrtifel in Der ga.
ges5eiting 5weifelboit it, inoem Iie
iagt; o0ie Gegierling fam MIR IN
@rnartllng elmer groBen &riegsent-
ibGOigung Si1erbeit ge6en." Ger
gl6georonete Oerlangte ole Seriicbe.
rung, ooB Die 3inienrote ni9t reOli-
5irt mer0e. Sn @rpioerlmg oarauf
proteitirte ser 6inan5miniiter geeen
ole 9lnga6en 8ogt5ern's ln6 per-
ii6erte ibn, 6oB Die 3eibner iider ee-
IteIlt mer0en. Gr CAB ieiner lleber-
5engung 9lllsorud, OoB Die 3ei6mln-
gen Der Soloaten freipillig moren.
Der io5ialiitiiGe 9lbgeoronete @obn
lagte, ooB olle nilitdriicben Sa6Oer-
itGnoigen logger iGon Dor Dem &riege
nit elmer 9(usblngerilnes- -Gampogne
ieitenS @roB6ritonniens gere6net 6o-
ben, itnO oaB es Oa6er cine Seu1elei
iei 81 t6un, ais o6 9erti6lonO bon
Oieier Saftif iiberraibt iei.
Ger 4Srdii0ent rief Gobn sur SrO.
lnng, o6er oeler ht6r fort: 03uge-
geben Dob Gnelano einen Suueer.
frieg proflamirte, muB &edt ooh
91ebt bleiben. @or Dem ariege babe
itb ME geOadt, OaB mir our6 @ellti6.
LAMBS S6ulo in ben 9rieg getrieben
per0en f6nnten."
Sin miiiter 2Grm entitanO, imO
Go6n muroe no6mals 5ur Sromlng
geruien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
@aOenier anr Grnte nnfae6uten.

GOniton5 am 9ooeniee, Oia Ya-
ris, 18. Moi. - Die 0lilitdr6eb0roei
pom 8oOen 6o6en uae @igarrenia6ri-
fen Ooriiberge6eno gei6loiien Odmit
ole 9lr6eiter 10 frii6 pie m0gli9 an
Der @in6rineung Der @rnte t6eilne6-
men fonnen.
Gie geiammte 8eu0lferllng, obne
9fiidiidt auf @eidIe6t, lit ongelpie-
fen mor0en, BEL ser @rnte gegen einen
in ser betreifenoen @eeenO ii6li6en
Sobn mit5unr6eiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

oigfcit, alien 99iirgcrn fIor 81 ma.
den Dab Die neue 6rei6eit ni6t nur
neue 93e9te, ionOern audi neue
@fliGten nit ii6 brinet, OrittenS
Sdub ser SSntereiien Der 9ouernfloi-
ie, piertenS S4us ser Sntereiien Ocs
gan5en 2onOes.
Ger GoriisenOe 6etonte 6ei ser @r.
0ffnung Oes Gongreiies Die gtotbmeu-
oigfeit ser @ieoeraitfno6me aftiper
Sperotionen al ser 8ront. Ser
9lder6olminiiter mo6te 0oraui oui.
merfiom, oaB eS not6wenoig iei iiir
Die 6ortOauer ser 9ieierung BON
O}o6rungsnlitteln un0 @}lmition 3u
iorgen obne mel6e eS, pie er err
fldrte, ebenio lnmoglicb mdre, oen
arieg fort5uieben ais 5rieOeu 8u
idlieBen.
@remier 9boffoptimiitiib ib
g @etro9raO, 18. N}oi. IT &re-
micrniniiter 90oif iagte belte in eli
nem Snteroieu nit einem &ertreter
Ser D9liiociirteu @reiie" oaB Die erns
Iteite &rilis in Der mooernen @ei6ids
te 9iuBlonOs 3uirieoeuiteaeno erie.
Oigt iei imO Dab Die &er6dltniiie be-
reits 9eiierung erie6en loIien. o@ir
BADEN gum eritenmal 9luSii6t auf ei.
ne 9legierung," iogte er umel6e io-
mo6l moraIiide 9hitoritdt ais au6
materielle Oiadt 6eiibt.
@ir waren 6is6er mr. oIf mora
lii6e lle6er3engung oes @olfes ange-
pieien. Ser moraliiGe @influB be-
Wd6rte iib a6er nur t6eiImeiie. Su
Ser Gioil-geoolterrng mie in Der 9lr.
mee biloeteu iicb @ruppen mel6e ser
9lnar6ie 5uitre6eu. 0ie 9legierlng
muBte materielIe @fadt er6oIten
mas mr m0gIib lit ourd BEN 9ei-
tritt Der So3ioIiiten unO anOerer lin.
fen 9arteien in oje Gegierung. @enn
0ieie 90iung ni6t er3ieIt miro, Orobt
oagemeine 9lnardie lmo @egenreoo-
lution. Gas lle6ereintommen Der
&egierung m0 0eS Geputirten-Ga-
tbes erm0glicbt Oieie Qoilmg."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

9bunucnien, bic ben ,,ScutidlCn Gorrefpon.
bcntcn" nidlt phnftlinl ooer uurenem1big CT.
Hnlten. lno aebeten, Der Office babnn Der Sc.
lepbOu Doer ihriitlid Nlhhrilnng 81 madleH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

9(6eno bonn britiiden 9(rmee6oupt-
quarter Oer0iicntlibte oiii5ielIe Dit
t6eilung iagt 6olgenoes:
nGie feinOli4e 9lrtillerie legtc
m06reno oes belltigen Cages in Der
g3o96ori6oft BON @oorelle uno Gems
cine etpas le6boftere EbGtigfeit ais
ionit an ben Gag.
llniere 9(rtillerie bei6oB Oeutide
Sruppen-2lnianlmlungen an Ser 9lr'
ras-@am6rai.StraBe unO norOoitlid
BON 6resnoD"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
SriuacuO mOt6,ucnOis.

Die Sillfe Der SereInlgten Staalen
fir ole 9(Qiirten. ~ 8ritii6er
Whuitionsnliniiter duBert iid
in oieiem Sinne.
2onoon IS. Mai ~ Sn elmer
llnterreOung nit einem Settings
mann Ieete 2orO Ger6D, Ger britiide
@unitionsminiiter, beIonoeres @e-
widt Oarouf OaB Oie Ser. Stooten
i6re Oolle aroft in Oie @osi6ole
perfen miiBten nm Die @nti6eiOung
Oes arieges berbei5ufii6ren. Gin On
oe OeS &ingens iei sur 3eit nod nidt
in Siht.
Ger @iiniiter lieB iib i'm peieiltli-
den pie folgt oerne6men:
n9lmerifa bat cine groBe 9iolle in
Oieicm 9fingen 81 iibernebmen, nm
Die @eItgeiabr 0eS 0filitoriSuus 5u
6eleitigcu. 9lmerifa nuB borte Sdld.
&c oustbeileu, mO mir boffen ooB
eS bolo losi6lagen miro. Gieier
9rieg miro nidt cher enoen, als bis
sic polle @udt glmerifas in oieg8og.
iAole eeiuorfen lit,
Gs lit elm. ibredlider aompf mnO
miro es nod meiter ieiu. Gieie @in-
Iidt moqe in 9lrnerifa nicht IN lanQe
per50gert peroen.
Gle 9lmerifaner iino in manben
Qingen idneller ais Die 9riten "
iogte 9oro Gerbp. sd glau6e,
9lmerifa miro idnelIer beginner, ais
mir es tboten Denn Die 2eute oie
@r0Be Der 9lufgabe erfoIien.
Sic S6atiaHe, oaB oie 9riten nun
93efrilten in Orei Monaten aps6iloen
f6nnen, lit Dem llmitanOe 5li5uibrei-
ben, Dab iie bon gei6ulten Truppen
BON ser 5ront einerer3irt merOen.
SSSd6 olail6e, orei W2onate gluS6ilOung
in 9(merifa uno Damn getpiiie not6-
penoige S1ultng in 6ranfreid
piirOe aus Dem &obmaterial ben be-
item Soloaten MAIDEN.
Gos nod friibere @intreffen zines
fleinen @ontineents9Imerifoner mir.
Oe einen groBen @iuorud ailf Die
englii6en nno fron80iiiden SoIoaten
Uaben.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
9ampfer ocfcntcrt.

6D6nen R..S., t8. @ai. ~
Der 0ampier o@iGiam @0marO~ 1T
bel Gape &ine i'm Sturm gefentert.
Ole Monni6oit wurOe gerettet.
Sdiif ino 2a0une maren OerIi6ert.
Ser 0ompfer befano ii6 nit einem
Cargo SoI86rei mif Ger 6obrt bon
@rano Sails, 9t..6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
lIDaftnltiAtan0
3Dii6cn &uRlanO INN
GentralmGdteu.
Sfadl 0tmIteroamer NJtels
Omng angeblidj beDUrs
itcbeW6.

1tcbelto.
Die glodridt ent6ebrt nod ser off.
8ieaen geitdtigmg. @eters-
burger Gepeibe ioot, OoB Die
9ilOimg 0eS ruiiiiden Gooli-
tions-Gabinets boGenoet iei. -
Gumo mobnt ongeblid 5ur
&reue eeseniiber Den 9Giirten
2onoon tS. Mai. - Olo6 elmer
@r9ange telegraph Gepei6e aus
9lmIterOam gebt i'm Soag Oas Sc.
riidt, oaB Der 9lbibuB zines @offen.
itiIlitanOes 3piiden 9fuBlono unO
oen Gentralmddten in ollernd6iter
9}d6e 6eDorlte6t.
IS piro geiogt, ooB ooS @eriidt
aus Oeutideu Guellen itamHen fol-
9iI0ung oeS Coalitions.
Cabinets onqe6lid
bollen0et.
8eterS6urg, bia 9onOon Is.
Mai. IL Ser MaGridt DAB elm no.
fommen 5piiden Der proOiioriiden
3egierlng unO Dem Gon5il ser 9lr.
better. ino SolOoten.Gelegaten &c.
trofien poroen iei folgte geItern ipGt
gIbenOs gan3 imermorteter @eiie Die
ofii5ieIle 9lnfiinOigung, OaB ole @}i.
niiterfriie nod nidt erle0igt iei.
Seute Morgen ieOo9 muroe ofli.
5iea 6efonnt gege6en 0oB Die 9il
Dung eines GoalilionS.Ga6inetS Dol
lenoet iei
Gas nelie cabinet miro in Ger Dor.
6er geplanten @eiie 5uiaumeuaciebt
iein nit @ertretern Der oeri3ieoeuen
So5ioliiien.@r ais GRitgIie.
bern. Seds So5iaIiiten er1alten
@ortefeuilles.
Guma m 6nt sur Creme &c
genGber &lliirteu.
g Yetersburq, pia 2onOon IS.
Nlai. SSn elmer gebeimen SisinJ
ser @iitglieOer Ger 9umo, ole 5uedS
gmpfongnabme oon 9eri6ten bon
@roieiior Nlihufoff Oem frii6eren
Nfiniiter OeS 9(tsm1rtigcn, ino Ge.
neral 9llcronorr G}ntbfoff Dem tribe.
ren &riegs-Miniiter, be5iiglib Der
@riinoe i6rer Geiignationeu o6ge0al-
ten puroe, pur0e ser na6ite6cnoc
9eI6luB angenommen:
DGie @iitglieOer Der 9uma lenfcn
in 0ringenOIter 8eiie Oie 9lufmerf.
iamfeit ser proOiioriic6eu 9legierlmg
in Oieiem 9lu9enblid i6rer 9eorgoni,
iation ouf oie 66atiade, Dob oie
9luslonO.&olitif 9luBIonOS, 6eionoerS
in 6rogen, Die Grieg im0 6rieOen &c.
treffen iuie BON aIters6er 6oiirt iein
iollte, nltf cine o6ioIute, uneriGiitter.
lide 2opolitdt gegenii6er unieren 9n-
liirteu, oenn Die S5ftereiien Die fir
Die G6re inidres 2on6es oital imo,
limo eng al oieie 9obolitdt oe6un.
oen."
Sieferun0eufiirOie9 8 9(rm ee
beiier.
@eterS6urg, oia 2onOon Is.
Dlai Ger 2(der6aruniniiter 81. s.
Sbingoroff Bat in elmer Gonferen5
5pii6en Dem Cabinet umO @eneral
9llerieff uno on0eren @ener1len be-
5iielib ser 9lunitions. .@er6Gltniiie
berll6igenoe &eriic6erungen gege6en.
Gr aGte, Dab ole 2ieierungen fir ole
glrnee tdgli6 5lIne6men.
9auern s Gonoent 6eginnt;
Brogramm alIgemein
gebolten.
y 6urq, oia 2on0on 18.
Nlai. Sin GongreB BON 500 GeIe.
gaten pelde Die 9ouern BON gon3
0iuBlono Oertreten iollen, lit bier 5u.
iammengetreten. Gas 9roqralnm
oedt bier @unfte; criienS Die @rD.
ltolliIirung Der 9lniidt Der @auern-
flalie iiber alle meieutli9en nationa.
len 5rngen 5weitens ole 9}ot6men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

nen iowobl oie, meIde ii9 i'm Bun
oes0ienIt beiinOen mie Die auBerbalb
Oeiielben peroen iofort auf OoIle
&rieesltGrfe refrlitirt, meroen,
Sic not6menoigen &aiien, llniior.
men unO gqilipirungS : @egenitdnoe
iiir &efruten iiuO 5ur 3eit uibt por-
r6tbig; a6er eS wiro gebofit, OaB ale
8eoarisortifel 5llr 8erfiiguug Iteben
nerOen, mann ole Srilppen nod ibren
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eeianOt wer.
oen."
Gie Srore iebte 6en @eneraI-9lo-
iiltonten in aenntniB, oaB an 0en ielt-
qeIebten Gaten ole aftioen, pie 9ie-
erbe.5treitfr1fte Der 92ationoleoroe
ein6eritfen peroen ioIGen.
9lbunucuten, bic ben ,,ScutdlCn Gorrepun.
bcmtcn" uidt phnftlinl uocr unrcnelm1Bia crs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

SSn @e0anfen. ~ 9ii6ter
Gum mooernen Wloler) D@as iin0
Sie?" 9(neeflagter: 0&unItna.
lerl" n 9ii1ter: o@aS bnben Sic iiir
cine @ntidnIoigung Oafiir au3uge-
benz"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
Dfrtdrkun0fn
GrDalteu Oterrci6ii6c
& nppen.
1tnternebmem bielc iumdls
tige Weaenamgriffe.

0ie Sytoliener moGen o6er uGe 6ieie
9lngriffe 8uriidgeiblogeu boben.
8eionocrs beftie tobte Der
&onpf in Ger go0ice-@cgeno
lmO ihOIid BON @ro8i9no -
ggcocr 4}ori8, nod 2ouOon piiien
biel gu beri6ten.
GonL IS. @&oi Oia 2onoon. II
Ser 6eiite 9Ia6mittog bonn itolieni-
iben 9riegsbureou ousgege6ene off
5ieQe 9eri6t iagt 6olgenoes:
o@eItern moren miere Gruppen
Oomit 6eibditigt ole mi6tige Stel.
hing 81 beieitigen, oie iie no6e @or5
ero6ert botten, unO ilniere 8er6in-
olm9slinien 81 organiiireu. Ser
6einO oeriudte Oerge6lib OoS @erf
uuierer lm6eieg6aren @or5 9lrmee
81 binoern.
@eitern 92adt beriu6te Ser Seino
inter Dem S6ube oeS Gumfels Der
gto6t lleberraidrngsangriiie uuf
unierc 5tellrngen am 9riidenfopie
9oorej Cam Sion5o, lieben 0leilen
iiiOpeitli6 BON Tolmino) am Bodice
rmo am nSiigel 592" mo BEL @ra-
sigma
Seute W1orgen 6rodte ser SSeino
Itarfe &eritGrfiru9en aui inO er.
neuerte ieinen 9lngriff melder 6eion.
OerS in Der &oOice,@egenO un0 iiio.
lib BON @ro5igna nit GROCER @udt
lmternommen pur0e.
&on unierem 9otterie 6euer 3u.
riidgetrie6en mlrOen Die oidten
@}oiien Der feinOliGeu Seeridoaren
bon lmierer SSnionterie onge9riiien
lno 5uriid0eihlogeu. 9In bielen
@unfteu um5ingeltcn lniere Streit-
fr6ite oen 6einO unO 5wangen i6n
3ir lle6ergabe.
Sic 3a5l ser 6iS6er in Oieier Si-
ienliOe bon unS gemodten @efange-
nen belduit ii6 auf 6432, oarllnter
1870 Sffi5iere. SIS lit sur 3eit nod
imm0gIic6, oie GalantitGt Der 9eute
an &riegSmaterial ieit5uitcIen.
@ntlang ser gan5en 5ront, Don
Eolmino bis sur See, iebte Die 9lr-
tiaerie i6re, Gbatigfeit in Ie66ntteiter
8eiie fort. @6r3 bat pie0er ie1r
i6weren S6a0en erlitten.
Bd6renO Ser leBten 9ta6t fat ei-
mes unierer 2ufti6iffe Die feinoliben
Sinieu 0itlib bon @or5 errei6t, obne
beo6abtet worOen SIT iein, ino bat Die
feinOli6en 6elOlager 6om6orOirt. IS
fe6rte unOerie5rt 8uriid."
8ritif6e 9lrtiIIerie biIft
Stalienern.
9on6on Is. 0fni.-@ine beute
9}a9mittog pom britii9en 9lrmee.
bauptquurtier orsgegebene ofii5ielle
Nlittbeilimg iagt:
r@ritii9e i9mere 9(rtiIlerie coope.
rirt nit Ser italienii6en 9lrmee in
Ser OffeniiOe ollf ser iulil9en Sront.
8eridbte 5eigen, ooB uniere 8atterieen
unieren 8erbimOeten mertbDoae Diem
ite leiiteten.
@d6renO i6reS Mori6es SIT ser
6ront WurOe itnieren Streitfrditen
cine ent6uiiaiti6e Suation Oage-
bro6t."
Gin rubi9er Gas iagt
SEariS.
&oriS, Is. N1ai. - Gas fran5o-
iiiGe &riegs6ureou Derofientlibte
6eute 9l6eno oos na6ite6enOe off
5ielle Bulletin:
Ser Gag oerlief OerbdltniBmGBig
ru6ig. GS muroen teine S5nianterie-
@eiebte gemeloet. 9htf Dem groB-
ten G6eile Der 6ront trlg iid glrtil.
Tie Gononaoe Dar ie6r inteniip
n0rolib bon gteubiIle-iur-MargipaI
in ser 9ii6ting Der @loiiD.5arm
imo in Der @}ont GoriiIlett. @egeno.
Gas geueite BON Ser 9ri.
tenfront.
&onOon Is. Wiai - Qie 6eute
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
9n orti @rnpptn
@erOen Wtili5.Srganis
iatiOMen ein6erMfem.
0(m 10. sJmli, am 20. Snlt
mno nui ;. 0ln9mit.

g(Qe g}otionalgoroe Eruppenforper
meroen ouf 0oGe ariegsitdrfe ge-
bradt. Gie @ili5 BON @arp-
IanO unter oen 0rganiiotiouen,
sic am 25. Syuli in Oen gunoeS-
oienIt eingerei6t perOen. IT Gie
3nt6eihmg an Oie 0eridieoenen
Wdlitdr- -Gepartemenis.
g8ai6ington 1S. @ai.-Gie
O2atioualgaroe Organiiationen wer-
oen in ser 3eit 5iDiiden Dem 10. Suli
un0 Dem 8. 9huguit in Den 9unoes-
oienit eingeitellt meroen
Sic @ouberneure Der ein5elnen
Gtaaten Iino autoriiirt worOen, ale
Grganiiotionen auf ariegsitdrfe 81
bringen. 91obitebeno Oie Gaten Der
ein6erufling fir Die Grganiiationen
Der peridieoenen Staaten
Is. Suli - 92em 9orf, @enniDl'
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Beware of Agitators.

In the first place, it behooves the
workingman to be cautious in accept
ing the desultory arguments of the
crafty agitator-the demagogues-
who constantly present arguments
calculated to stir up dissentions and
thus warp mems judgments; all of
which usually leads to disorder The
workingman should bear in mind his
obligation and responsibility towards
his employer. He should perform
faithfully the work stipulated in his
agreement; he should carry out hon.
estly and we'll all equitable arrange
ments freely entered into; he should
never injure capital nor outrage the
person of the employer; he should
never make use of violence in repre-
senting his own cause nor engage in
riot or INSTRUMENTATION. In a word,
he should have nothing to do with men
of evil principles, the walking dele
gates ''who work upon the people with
artful promises and raise foolish
hopes which usually end in disaster
and repentance when too late" The
late Mr.. Herbert Spencer is to the
point. He says: eff it is true that
a generation ago land owners and cap
italists so adjusted public arrange
ments as to ease themselves and to
press unduly upon others, it is no less
true that artisans and laborers-
through representatives who are oblig-
ed to do their bidding-are fast re-
in
which achieve their own gain through
others loss.''
Injustice should not be met by in
justice. The laborer may have his
grievances he has many-but
he does not better his position by leav-
ing his work in an unfinished state or
by damaging or destroying property.
Two wrongs will never make right.
This we're violation of all justice.
So the Church regards it, and as such
Pope Leo XIII rebuked it in his lumni-
Gus Encyclical.
weighted down by the consciousness
of his grievance, is to be careless as
regards the efficiency of his work and
the care of his employers property.
1t is only his conscience, aroused and
guided by religion, that can dictate to
him the suppression of his personal
spites and the doing of honest work
under heavy provocation. It is only
Christianity that can restrain men
CALLED by yoke that they would fain
cast off. Christianity has been the
safeguard and guiding principle of
society during twenty centuries, in its
progress upward and onward.
The reformation of the workingman
does not come from without. 1t must
like all true reformation, come from
within. 81 tell you candidly," says
Golden, ''that no people were ever yet
elevated except through their own adj
vancing wealth, morally and intelli-
gence; anyone who tells the working
men of this country that they may be
raised in the social scale of any other
process than that of reformation in
themselves, is interested either in fiat
tering or deceiving." 1t is this kind Of
reformation that the far-seeing Leo
XIII sought to bring about in his En-
cyclical on Labor and Capital. Conse-
quently, he appeals with all his might
to the laboring mans sense of duty,
but at the same time is quick to recog-
nize his rights. He has the right to
live, and therefore is entitled to sub
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Catholic View of Labor and Capital.

stantial food, a comfortable home and
at least a common school education.
Mans needs do not die out, but
recur; satisfied today, they demand
new supplies tomorrow. Nature, there
fore, owes to man storehouse that
shall never fail in the daily support of
his daily wants."
Paramount to All Other Rights.
This right is paramount to all other
earthly and temporal rights It is
this right that justifes homicide in
self-defense. 1t is this right that en-
titles a man to sufficient bodily susie
nance, all human laws to the contrary
Notwithstanding. 1t needs scarcely be
said that the idle and slothful or the
burglar and highwayman can find no
sheltering cover beneath this right
MAN has the right to remuneration
for his labor. If he hires out to an
other his strength or industry, he does
this for the purpose of receiving in
return what is necessary for food and
living; he thereby expressly proposes
to acquire a full and real right not
only to the remuneration, but also to
the disposal of that remuneration as
he pleases.'
The Right to Hold Property.
His wages are the equivalent of
what he receives for that part of him
self which is wholly and exclusively
his own as a human being, and as
such they enter the domain of his per-
sonal rights. He expends such por-
ton of his earnings as it necessary
for the support of himself and of those
depending upon him. The remainder
he holds or invests as seems best to
him. And this leads to another recog-
nized right. He has the right to hold
property. This right has grown with
the growth of civilization.
every man." says Pope Leo XIII,
''has by nature the right to possess
property of his own This is one of
the chief points of distinction between
man and the animal creation. 1t
is the mind of the reason which is the
chief thing in us who are human be-
ings; it is this which makes the hui
man being human, and distinguishes
him essentially and completely from
the brute; and on this account, viz;
that man alone among animals pos
sesses reason-it must be within his
right to have things not merely for
temporary and momentary use, as
other living beings but also to have
and maintain permanent possession;
he must have not only things which
perish in the using, but also those
which though used, remain for use in
the future"
This is what is meant by property.
1t is something that remains ones
own, personal or real, to use and dis
pose of through all changes of place,
time and circumstances. This owner
ship extends to the land that man
tills. The soil is the source whence
man derives the sustenance of life.
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Take courage, you who are fearful;
the powerful Virgin, who is the Mother
of your Judge and your God, is also
the advocate of mankind; the skilful
advocate, who knows all the means of
appeasing the Divine anger; the uni
versal advocate by whom no suppliant
is sent away without having received
consolation or assistance.-St. Thomas
of VilldnOUd.