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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-20
sprrIinnc n[a 0cLifntcllr.

Sperrlinge linO cine Cclituieilc
Die irii6er in boucadnoiideu I0ricrn
bel 9ronOenbirg ie6r 0eiAabt mar.
GaB man nod INNER nidt ooroui
Uerioaen lit oieie maiicu6aft porfoms
mcnoen a0rnerOiebe ouf sic 5pciIc.
forte 81 ieben, bari als 9epciS gel.
ten Dab es nit Dem 6leiihmongel
nod nidt 10 arg lit. glomentliH ocn
Seinidmedern, Die iih nidt ent6l0.
Ocn ii6cr ueit niiBlidcr Singpoacl
6er5uiaQen lei gerot6en licbcr mli
Die Spcrlingsiogo 81 geben sic be-
reits 6ricorih g9il6elm ser Gritc Sen
IN GitprcuBeu angciieOelten Solj-
6urgern OringenO cmpiobl lucnn cr
ou6 mir sic SpcrlingSfopic mo
nidt oas 6leii6 iorOerte. Som fam
eS nur ouf Die &ertilglmg Der I'M.
niiben 5reiicr an Oic emit bon gIme.
rifo ais Snicftenireiier ans europa
be5ogen wuroen obcr, faum orii6en
ongclonet, iid ais 6artgeiottcne 8e.
getorier entpuppten.
Sic @erinafiiaiofeit 0es 06iefts lit
5mor Elm 9egriff Der 5inueilen in Der
9iebtspilege 6eohtet miro, nidt a6er
in ser SSGgerei, sic iid irii6er nit
aQcrlei &leiniqfeiten a6Qab. ,Sric0.
rid ser @roBe lie6te 5wor nidt oie
SagO, po6l a6er sic SogO6eute, mo
6eiouocrS ole 2eip5iocr SerAeu bic
oub nidt erbeblid aroBer moren
ais tiihtige Sperlin0e. @6enio be-
rii6mt mdren Oomals oie 9Ioueucr
9erden, ole ebenfaaS alf Oie f6uig
libe Gofel fomen Gas Sago1cng
murOc anfongS i'm Sdoer6oie Der
ser SGgcritraBc Oen g}amen CAB,
mo ip1ter inn So9oihloB @rlme-
ualO oui6epa6rt, unO 5lueimal 5ogcn
oQiG6rlidb sic SSGacr ans, eilmal inn
@inter na6 @eiprcllBen imo IN Die
glelmorf 5nr @olisiaaO ino looouu
i'm Ser6it nit Den Ser6Cnneben na1
9}oucn I'M Sopeaonoe gSie ihaoc
BOB 6rieOrib nibt Spoben Iiott Der
9erdcn brdtcn IieB. Gr Bate oanlit
eiu ueues @olfsno6riuigsmittel EN-.
pioblcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-20
9inGc interchangeable.

Spo1ien 5eigt allmd5lid6 pie0er elm
normoleS @cii1t. @lilitdr
9iegierlmg iuspcn0irt @iaorioer
3eitirno.
Nto0riO, 10. 9lu0ut. NJ Gic
iponiibe 6cilptiioot 8ei9t sur Set
elm normole9 @eii5t. @ei Ger N}cu-
tcrei inn @efdn9niiie 81 9(lcala mur.
De Elm @cianoencr getootet, lmo 10
erlitten &erlcbungeu. 9}o9 hlr3em
Sample puroe ole 0rommg pieOer
5crgciiclt.
9ci cincm 3uiammenltoB 5pil4cn
@cnoaruen mo 9lr6eitern in oen
9iio Einto alipfcr. .9crgwcrfcn in
Suelba muroen bier Strifer get00tet
unO orei5e6u uermln0et.
@a0rt0cr 8eitung iuS-
pGnOirt.
@oris, 10. ghl9ult. Sal6of.
ii5ieIle 9faGric6terL Die bier aus
Sponien anlangct i6iloeru Die 3u-
ittinoe ais nornol oOcr nod weicnt
lid ge6eiiert.
Ole @}ilitdr.Hc0icrlng 6at 0ic
3citing u%eralOo" BON 9}aori0 iuS.
pen0irt neil tie einen ceniirten 2lr.
tifel ge6roc1T botte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-20

&ortoifeIn pro gSo6c. 9ci elmer
&crionntlltng, oie bon 9lrbcitcrfii6-
rern lmO Dem 9riegs 9}abungsntit-
tel-@epartement arrangirt poroen
mar, murOe befonnt gemac6t, Dab e8
lmmoglib i'll, ocn llrbcitcrn mebr
ais o6t gfun0 &urtoifeln lDG6rcno
Der ndbitcn 90 &o6cn 81 geben.
lin Die aortoifclfnoppbcit gut5rna-
den miro oieqei@t eine fleine @r-
606img Ger @rot. un0 6leiibrotio-
ncn gcpd6rt weroen. @ie glnhport
Der 9lr6eitcr wurOe nod nibt 6cfonnt
gemo6t. 1900
9lgitotioncn 5u @unitcu eiues
StrifeS berulc6ren ii@ tdglic6 in Der
9ibcinprobin8.
@rbeiter ltnrubcn in
@nglan0.
2on6oit 10. 9[uguIt. - Gos
@refltib-Gomite Scr n&creiligten
2ofonoti0iii6rcr- un6 &ci8er- @eiea-
i1oft" Oishttirte 6eute oen gon5en
Sag ii6er Oen .0orgei6logcneu Strife,
in Sen lingefd6r 10000 @}onn Der
pidelt merOon miirOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-20
@efaGrIidlcr glcaer.

Seine glei9ung 81 elmer Goiiegc-
noliim Ger % Sabre olten 6aunic
Sropn bon 9Ir. 927 &ea6 9llleu, be-
mles Der 46 Sabre olte 9lcger Slet-
tler Softer BON 9}r. 923, @cod 9lllcp,
III edit fonni6oliider g8eiie Dit ei-
ilc'n Bell iiigtc cr i6r floiienoc @un.
gen ON linten 9lilgc 5rL 10 OoB tic IN
OoS llnioeriitD.Soipital aebrobt
iOeroe9 mlBte 5letrber mlr0e BON
oenl Foli5iiien SoofinglonO ocrboi.
lef oeoor er nit ieiner Streitagt
pelteren SGo0eu onricbtcn fonnte,
ul'o N Der iiioli6cn BoIijeiitotioi
ein9e6rodt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-20

Sin Sonogemengc 5mii1en bier
9legcrn in ser 9lo6e Scr 9(rgDle- 9lpc
muc ltnO Snit9. .StroBe no9m geItcrn
einen i6limmen 9hsgoug. @dbren0
6eS Sheitcs i6hlg Somcs 9lnoerion
bon g}r. 610. 8eit9ioolcitroBc, oen
9}ibor0 9orieD bon glr. 1911, 0uiiO-
Sia-9lbenue, NIT iolber SSu6t 5u
8o0cn ooB ocriel6e einen S66Oel-
brud oooontrug. 9oricD tpitroe ms
o@torDlono @cncrol Soipitol" ge-
6ro4t, mcigcrte iib icoo6 trob ieiner
i6pcren @erlcbimg in Dem Snititut
5u blci6en. 9lnoerion iomie 2ufe
6oaowa0 un0 Sad g}ouce, 8eioe BON
9lr. 129, gSeit.SoifmanitroBe, ppr-
O6n BON Oen Goli5iiten &once unO
Sia oer6oitet ino in sic noromcitlic6e
lGoIi5eiitotion ge6robt no iie fir Gin
mciteres &erb0r am 27. g(ueuit feit-
geboltcn perOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-20
scdlscGa suOtc, 40 grrlcetc.

9ei StraGcr 9o5n-llngliid in 90
Der @ngIono. @oggon lmlIt
ileilcn 9l60ang 6inuntcr. Scr.
idgeu Scr 9remie 0ie llria6e.
9obeE @uglono, 10. 9(ug.
Scb5e6n &erioncu purOeli getoo.
tet mo Uicr5ig erlitten SerleBun-
gen, ais ein oi9t6eieBter StroBcn.
6a6n- @oggon elmer &oritaOtSinie
ploBIicb uncontrolir6or muroe lmo
einea iteilen 260ang 6innteriaulte,
an Oeiicn 6uBc cr 5ertrituHert wur-
DC. GoS Seriagen ser @remien mar
Die llrla6e oes llnfalles.
Inter oen @ct0otctcn 6eiiuoen ii1
0fii5iere, Solootcn umo @2atroicn,
9iiht cine ciu5i9e %eriou aui Dem
gSaggon 6lie6 lrnOerlebt.
StraRcu6a9uiuaggon fr6r in g(utO,
Pills Gr. s. 81. Scegor bon 9}r.
1908 Satemon.9ipey nit ieinen Pm.
to in 9eglcitlmo ieiner 0rei aiu0er
0ur9 Die @emor0 -9lDe iu6r wurOe
ieine Nioic6iae an ser &reu5lmq ser
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@crMII0EfI nad SIonitantInppcI.

q g(ntiter0om 10. 9nlguIt. ~
@rot 9cruitorff Der frii9ere ocllti6e
Sotiboitcr in gSoibugton iit naA
9lngobe Der DGoiiii9cH 8eitung9 ais
@oti4aiter an oie Eiirfei ernonnt
morOen. ST miro ieinen neuen $50
item inDer3iiglic6 ontreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-20
gl0iirtcn- 6licscr t6atie.


@erien 9on6en mtf Sel5oete, cine
beIgilde StoOt an Der 6oadn0i-
ibcn @ren5e. ~ Stotten ou1
@6ent einen 9eiu6 o6. ct.
Wiarfus-&irGe in &cne0ig be-
i6dOi9t
Gas San IS ent, @ollano, 10.
9luguit. 9om6cn 0ie bon @nten-
te.6Iiegern 1eitcrn fllr5 Dor @}ittcr-
na9 auf Sel5nete, cine 6elgiicbe
StaOt an ser bouGn0ii6en @rcn5c,
Is N}eilen nor0li6 bon @6ent, Der
ob9cworicn murOen riefcn itorfe
@rploiionen berOor, Our6 meIrbc al
le 9cmo6ncr oieicr Staot aus Dem
S6ioie gcwedt purOcn. 0ciltibe
glnti-6lug5euQ- -9ntteriecn rnter5iel-
ten elm lebboiteS 6cuer; einige ibrer
@eiGoiie 6oriten ii6er 0ieier Staot.
glu1 @6eat murOe BON Oen 6lie-
germ Der glQiirten 6eiu1t.
9lmerifonii9er u 5lte0er
bermiBt.
@aris, 10. 9[ugult. ~ 0oS 2a-
fayette- Slug -GcI6maoer, oa5 ii1
ousi6lieBlt6 aus omcrifanii6en
6liegern 5uionneniebt botte nicbt
geringen 9(nt6ril an ocn 9lftioitdten
Der fran5oiiicben Suftme6r, BON mel
1eu ser oifi5iclle 9erid6t pom Som-
itag Gunoe CAB. 9efomtli6 mirOen
bel oielen lle6eriGllcn $4,000 @hm0
8omben ouf oelti6e militdriibe
gtobliiiemcntS, 9a6n60ie unO 6elo-
lager bero6geporien.
Corporal Sorolo @illiS BON 80
iton, Elm WHtglieO 0eS @ei1wooerS,
lit pon einem ser lle6eridQe ni1t SUI
riidoefcbrt.
Ger 6Gicgcr 0uolcp Sill BON
%cefs6iIl %, g. cutfam nit lnop-
per gtotb, ais 5mei Oeutibe 6lie9er
i'm nit 3iinOfigeln angriifcn. IS
mir6 geglau6t oaB er ben einen iei-
ner @egner sur @rOc 6rodtc.
ct. @5orfuS &ir6e in
&ene0ig be cb GOigt.
9fom 10. 9[uguit. II Selterrei-
6ii@c 9leroplone, wel1e am Icbten
Qienltog @eneoig ongriffen morfen
8omben ouf ooS SoipitoG, weI6cs in
ser ct. NtarfuS-Sirc6e eingeri6tet
lit. Sin S9eil Der 0ede muroe bon
elmer 9onbe getroffen. 9ie berob-
falenoen Eriimmeritiide t0otcten eli
nige Ser &otienten.
@hidli1ermeiie blicben sic pr6d-
tioe %oltpt- 8oiiooe uuo Die @orbale
nit ibren @toioifen mo Oen Sra
bern bieIer @ogen unbei6doiot.
(0ie Stride mar in Oen So6ren
976-1O71 I'M b16antinii6-romoni-
i9en Stil crbollt lnO 8dblt 5it oen
groBtdn alrnitperfen Der an iol1en
rei6en itoIicniic9en StoOt.)
Sron5oiiiber @eri9t
iiber Slie9ertb q.
tigfeit.
8oriS, 10. g(ueuit. 9oS
fro50iiide &riegS6ureau meloet beutc
be5ii9li6 Der 5lieger-SbGtigfeit olf
Der @eitfront,
nllnicre @erfoIgung8 9leroplanc
legten pGGrenO oes IS. 9higitIt cine
beion0ers leb6ofte g(fti0itGt an Sen
&og. @lf oeuti6e 9leroplone fielen
in 6lonmcn berab ooer ipuroen in
&uftgefecbten NIT lmlcren 6liegern
eGn6Ii6 8erit0rt. 9(uBeroem muroen
feds feinolibe W}oi9inen ge8pungen,
in l6wer beiAGoietem 8ultonOe in-
nerbol6 ibrer cigenen Sinien 5u LAM
oen.
SSn Ger g1o6t bonn II. gum Is.
g(1lgult un0 om Is. S[uguit bo6en
lmicre gleroplonc Die &o6n60ie BON
Gortemard, Gbourout, &ibterbel0c,
SItenoe uno Gombroi feinoli9e
8eI0Iager I'M SoutboulIt g8ol0e, Oen
9obnbof bon 0un-ilr-@8 uno
@}nnitionS-9epots bel 9ont1cOile
NIT 9ombcn belegt.
SIN Gombroi-9a9uboie brad ein
6euer aus"
arnpp-9lrbciter itrifcn.
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arieasaarten uun ga6narbeitern.

OAANNHNUuAANH uuN
9lngeiteatc Der r@ennDbauia-9o6
6a6en na6e5u 1900 @Grtcu ougc
Icet. = Gieicl6cn 6efiuOcn ii4
oilf lecrite5cnOcm 2anoc an ocu
2inien 0itli6 BON @ittsburg6 cnt-
Iang. @ert6 Scr @roOutte
ii6cr cine &iertel-@iiaion.
O3a6c5u 1900 n&riegsgdrtcn" pur-
Oen i'm 2ouic OieieS SommerS olf
lecrItc6euoem 2onoe ser n%enniDl-
panio-9a6n" an i6reu 2inicn ofli1
bon @ittS6urgb fultipirt, lmo 5mor
BON oen glngeIteaten Scr @elellidoit
| fir i6ren 6omiliengc6roub. Nlon
lddbt 0en @ert6 ser olf Oiele gScilc
erlangtcn @roOufte oui me6r ais cine
Iiertcl-@3illion Collars. SnSge-
Ionmt iinO me6r ais 1000 9lder all.
oe6uut worOcn uno liefern jebt adr-
toffeln, 9o6nen @r6ien, Somoten
Ntois uno anoere @ortengemiiie. Gie
0urdyIdnittsgroBe eines ioIben Gar
tens 6etrGgt ehpos weniger ais eli
nen 9lder 2onO.
Gie @o6ngeielli6aft traf lebteS
6rii6iobr Spe5ioloor6ereitingcm ltn
i6re 9lngeltelten 5u OeronlaiicL
9ono, wel6eS sic Gompoguie nidt
6enubt, 5u 6c6uuen mO lomit oen
2e6ensmittelborrot6 ser 9&otion oil
er6o6cn. Gllrd OoS @rltnO6eiie-
Gepartencnt Der @eielli6oft purOe
Elm 9lan auSgeor6citet, ourb Ocn ir-
genO Elm 9lngeitelter obne irgcno
pcI6e 6orinalitdt bic 9eultBung bon
10 piel 2ono er6olten miiroc, ais CT
6e6auen fonnte, un0 5luor 81 elmer
nur noninellen @}ietbe @r 6rauGte
Ii6 nur bel ieinem GorgeieBten 5l
meloen lmo Elm W}iet6Siornlulor 81
lnteri6rci6en m0 oos 2onO wdr
lein 5un Se6ouen
I'm nun aud 5u iitbcrn, ooB Die
9lngeltellten nit Der &ultiDiring OeS
@ortens in ri6tiger @eiie por8in-
gen, wuroe Elm ic0er BON i6nen nit
einem @ycmpIor Der Sroidiire ii6cr
@orten6ot Oie BON Scr gtotionolca
g}ot6fall 2e6enSmittel Gomniiiion
beroifentli6t muroe, unO aud nit
eipem @u6e ii6er Die &artoiiel5udt
ooS ipe5iell fir Die n@eunWloonil-
9o6n" berofientlit6t murOe, Oerieben.
Seit Dem 1. M}Gr5 ipurOen 6t3 oer-
artige 0}iet6sbcrtrGge ongefertigt fiir
@1rtcn, sic BON glngeltellten oer
9a6noeIell16oit fultioit prroeH.
gluBeroen purocn $50 on0ere @or-
tengrliuoitiide Der 9obn auf Niiet6S-
bertrGge bin be6aut, oic nod bonn
lebten Sabre 0otiren. 9luBer Dem fir
&ii6engrtcn 3mede oerniet6etcn
9onoc Bat bic 9o6n-Gompogne IN
9(ngeiteGte uno 9lnOere GAO gr0Bere
2nnoconlplere oernliet6et, melde Oic
Gonpognie cignct Die o6cr 5ur\3eit
nidt fir go6n5mede 6enllbt wer0cn.
Gieie perOen enhue0er ais 6armcn
6cnubt oocr ais &iebmeiOen Ben
oenielben iinO 231 per6eiicrte 6or-
men 80 lnoer6eiiertc. 3t5 gro6a
2onocomplere perOen ais &ie6rpgi-
oen 6enuBt uu0 "A iiir Oeri6ieocnt-
lidc glder6ou5mcde
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g'eocrin ucrfauftc spiritnuicn.

Cue 81 3o5rc alto glegcrin ellie
S1otplon wurOe BON sen 9llmoe-
Ser9eanten @looncp iuo 66oa lmo
ocn Eoli5ilten goofingIau0 BON oenl
lpoll@en Giltrift babel crtappt, luic
Splrltuolen on eini9e i6rer 9foliegc-
nollen IN Dem S5ouic 9}r. 2O2 ".
eroB'StroBe. geitcrn oerfoiite. Sic
mliroe BON 9ii3ter 9lonit ocm @c.
riatSoeriaQren ii6cupiclcu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-20
Giir elm SeimactrduE.

0os BON Geo. @iint5er eebralite
Bier lit oas bette. 8iele geurtbeiIcr
BON gicr erfIdren oob es irgeno ei.
nem erltflaiigen auSIdroiideu 8ier
glei6tommt @eraoe 6os Ding fir
Oen 8oniIiengebraub. Teines gIro-
mo, better @el6mad rro ie6r n09r'
frGitig. 0ireft bon Ser 8rauerc'
Our6 sic ncucItcu Maidiuen abge'
fiiQt, mooprd aagemeine Gein6eit ge'
Ii6ert wirO. Ssilte 81. 45one:
@olie 90.
(sSuni1S.tNiMo. .Dol (Nn)
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g}idt 70 rubig unO 9lutt pie Oie
icBt ooll5ogene gluslooiimg Scr 9te-
fuiten fir oie bea6ii6tigte 9tieien.
ormee Snfel Som's lit cs in oen
itbidiulsiMpcrei Sulitogen oes SAB.
res 1868 o6gegangen ais gl6ro6om
&incoln oie mc6ridbigen 9iirger ser
gioroitoaten Ger llnion 0urb Con-
icription 8u oen g8offen beoeroerte.
g}oneutli6 in Seem gort lo0crte
ser S8i0critono gcgeu sic NfaBna6me
oes @r0iioentcn 5u bellem 9lufru6r
empor Seine peri5nli3eu lnO po.
litiiMcn @cgner 6ottcn oorber in &C.
miiienloier g8ciie oie Saot oe8 Sal
ieS ln0 NtiBtrotenS 9eidt, oie Damn
6lt gege6ener ShInoe, ais Die g(us-
loohmg scr nilitdrpfli6tigen 8iirocr
6cgouh 3u 9foub, @loro uu0 @liiu-
oerung fii6rte unO Die @letropoIe am
SuOion ouf eini9e Gage in einen 0rt
0cs S6redens imo @rauens oerpon.
oeIte.
Gie oonoIigen @orgdnge f0nncn
beilte mieOer oftuclles SSntereiie in
glnipruc6 ne6men po o6ermals our6
Gonicription oos S6idioI pou un-
3d6ligen omerifaniiden 5onlilien be-
rii6rt. GesboI6 ioIlen bier eiuiee
intereiiante @in5elbeiten aus oen
9leipsgorfer 9(ufrubrtogen BON 1868
micoeroege6en per0eu. &ie @em6br
fir Die 9iidtigfeit ser 9oriteIllng lit
0ur6 0ie giep, gorfer StQots8eihmg
bonn IA. ln0 10. Suli gegeben, 0ie
in ousfii6rli6er 6orm oorii6er be-
ridtet.
SSn ibrcr 9lu8gobe bonn IA. SuIi
1868 fii6rt iie no6 eiuem fllr5en
Sinpeis, ooB in alien Stoottbeilcn
ser glufrl6r tobe, ais oeiien llrio@e
5olgcnocs an:
o@eitern Gormittag iollte 6ie Sic.
6ung i'm 8. Giitrift iortgeiett mer-
Ben imo Die @olfsmenge, Die iib Ian.
&c Dor Ger 5ur Groifnng fetgeicB
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gci glntO.GOILillOn ucrIcht.

als Charles SilOer Don Ooenton,
Do, nit ieincm Sluto oir6 oie @il-
tens-9Ioene fu6r, colIioirte er an Der
@de DER Dionroe-StroBe nit ser @lo-
ibine bon &iuiam $. Gormom bon
g}r. 5400 @arf Seio6ts.9(pe. SRI.
9lamonie 9anuon BON glr. 1928 gB..
-StraBe, pel1e in oem lebte.
ren &roitlpogcn ioB, wur0c aus il.
rem SiB geidlcuOcrt mO crlitt eiuc
leidltc Sdnithpuuoe in @eiidt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-20

9Sinoior dill 9ioaO DON eincr So.
monoion 2lOcnnc. GlcftriiGcu 9etroi-
fen Der Niotorpagen luurOe be-
lbdOigt, bod oie 5niaiien famen I'M.
nerlehrt 0oDnn.
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arnpp-glrbcitcr itrifcn.

Snfolge Der Ser6ofting eineS 9lrbci-
terfii6rerS legten mebrere @un-
ocrt Olonn in Wlogoeburg ole
g(r6eit nic0er. ~ 9(utb i'm Giien-
lmO GiiiieIoorf 9iitrift gd6rt c8.
10000 2ofomotibfiibrcr um0
Sci6cr in Gn8lono 6eipre6en
einen Strife.
9lmItcr6om 10. 9luouit.
Ger n2ofol. g(n0eiger~ 6eri6tct, ooB
me6rere &unoert 9(rbeiter in 0cn
Grupp'ir6en S8erfen IN Magocburg
itrifem Oa elmer i6rer 6iibrer pcr-
boftet murOc. @ie 9(rbeiter betroh-
teten Dies ais cine 8u itrenge DloB-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-20

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ans Sbrem 8ierfrug gctrlufet Serr
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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-06-28
Joe EARMAS'S APPOINTMENT
TO BOARD OF CONTROL

The Board of Control administers
funds appropriated for the support Of
the Florida University the Florida
State College for Women and the
School for the Deaf. Dumb and Blind.
Men of the soundest business expert
ence possible to be secured should
bo chosen by the Governor for ser
vice on this board
But the trust vesting in the Board
of Control is greater than financial
trust; it is more important han a
business venture; more sacred than
a sponsirship. because the board has
to choose the men and women who
compose the faculties of these insti
tutions; it passes upon their qualifi-
cations and characters, and it is the
court of last resort upon appeal from
the institutional authorities.
Former governors have exercised
great care and discrimination in fill
ing places on this board 1t was ap-
parently their effort to select men
who combined as nearly as possible
the qualifications suggested above,
and as rule. men of the highest
type have been appointed.
1t must be with great chagrin to
Governor Cats prohibition support
ers that they view his appointment
of Joe Earman to head the Board of
Control, a place which has been hon
ored by the occupancy of such men
as ex-senator Nathan p. Bryan and
p. X. Ionge
Joe Earman is we'll known in Flor
ida. He was the cleverest represen-
tative of the liquor interests in the
state, and is proud of the fact that
he never drank the stuff which he
sold TO others But certainly other
men could have been found; surely
the Governor did not hunt out this
ex-liquor dealer in order to honor
him. Far from it. Earman has left
the liquor business. and like others
who have used it as a stepping stone
he wishes now to be looked upon as
having risen above it.
But is this the reason why the Gov
ernor appointed Earman to the Board
of Control? We might applaud the
Governor for lending aid to a laud
able ambition-for supporting a brok-
EN- reed-if it were true. but it isn't
Months ago it was reported that
Earman was the fiscal agent of the
Cats campaign for the liquor inter-
ests. he is alleged to have collected
the money from the liquor men that
aided in the election of Cats, and
in the appointment of Earman we see
the obligation owned and acknowl-
edged.
Again we charge the Cats account
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-06-28

with the shoddiest politics. Regard.
les Of the fitness of things, exhibit
ing the same vulgar propensity
which he displayed during the cam
paign when using indecent language
in the presence of ladies, he has
again slapped decent sentiment in
the face and placed at the head of
the states higher institutions of
learning man whose training and
habit of thought render him abso-
lutely unfit for the position. 1t is
for shame that the good people who
supported Cats should hang their
heads.-Orlando Reporter Star.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-06-28

1t seems that there is no occasion
TO get worked up over the Bryan
anti-club bill, as the Davis package
law covers the case, and there ap-
parently was really no reason for
Passing the Bryan bill However,
that hardly excuses the Governor for
aftlxing his signature to a bill which
meant absolutely nothing Probably
the office boy signed it with a hand
stamp
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-06-28

BY sending this coupon to the MA
TIONAL. EMERGENCY FOOD GAR
DEN COMMISSION. 21O Maryland
Building, Washington. D. c., with a
TWO CENT STAMP to pay postage
a canning and drying manual free of
charge. All you have to do is fill
out the space and enclose the two
cent stamp for postage. These are
twelve page manuals. fully illustrat-
ed and are sent out in cooperation
with this paper as a part of the per
soma service we at all time aim to
give our Graders.
Streee .......... ..............
CITY ....k .k........... state -.......
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-06-28
Wavelets
m
The Deep
c.. Gree e n

Well some more of the best sol
diers on earth have landed in France
And Germany is wondering how they
got by. Kaiser Bill will have lot
more to wonder about in the next
two months.
Those &c teachers that passed at
Barlow have already 1872 pupils.
Many man has lost his Patriot
ism and has Rheumatism instead.
Woman lost her bank this morn
ing. | should think she would have
been more careful as the price of
stockings is away up now.
Talk about your patriotism.
saw composition on COW this
morning that was written by four
year old boy. 1t ran along thusly.
"A COW is useful animal. A cow
gives milk but as for me, give me
liberty or give me death"
Wellesley, Mass, is strangely situ-
ated for a Jewish town On one side
is Walt-HAM, on another DED- HAM
and on the other Wind-HAM.
Put the baseball players in the
Mess Regiment. A ball player
makes good BATTER.
l know young lady who loves to
chew gum and sit by the sea side.
She sure is BEACH-NUT.
Even the waves are higher than
they use to be-
Pete Bardin is some auto agent
now. He has one of those 20 to
ELCARS.
TEN YEARS AGO IN LAKE:
LAND: Sequel of "SHIPS THAT
PASS IN THE NIGHT" came out
and was named "SCHOONERS THAT
GO OVER THE BAR IN THE
DAYS"
FIVE YEARS AGO IN LAKE
LAND: Mr.. Mershon's roof was
leaking and he put his hat on.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-06-28

Our very own--the men of our
blood and race are on the battle
fields Of Europe today 1t is solemn
thought, and brings with us the
realization, SO slow in coming, that
we are really and truly in war The
next thing will be lists in the papers
Of Americans killed, wounded and
missing, and anguish in many Amer
ican homes. You don't regret help
ing the Red Cross, do you?
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-06-28

rs whisky drummer. Joe Ear
mar is a world-beater AS a clever.
senial fellow, we know no one who
car be more pleasant or entertaining.
There's nothing too good for him "in
his line. = But we would never have
thought of picking him out for such
a position as a member of the Board
of Control, in charge of the State
Institutions of learning. Couldn't t
the Governors debt to the liquor in
terests have been paid in some other
way?
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-06-28

Tom Watson's seditious publica-
;ion has been refused admission to
the mails by the postmaster of Sa-
vannah because of its reasonable ut
terances against the policies of the
government. Watson is the idol of
a certain class who get their ideas
f,om such paid disseminators of dis
ocrd as infested Florida up to few
months ago, but who, when real
Americanism is required can not be
found--that class Of patriots, in short,
who are invincible in peace and in
visible in war. ,.A,.aa
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-06-28

While excluding publications from
the mails because they are dissent
mating reasonable sentiments, what
shall we say about publications in
tended to go into the homes, and in
to the hands of women and children
containing news" stories so filthy
and obscene that hardened men can
not read them without blushing?"
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-06-28

Editor Benjamin, of the Ocala
Star, excuses a shortage of editorial
"cpinionettes" by explaining that he
was at a dance the night before.
Should think that a man might come
from a function of the kind with a
larger stock of opinionettes than
ever, though he might not care to
give public expression to them.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-06-28

We got so many letters from those
nice hotel men up in Jax, asking us
to stop with them while attending
the press association that we backed
out and didn't go at all. Just
couldn't bear to hurt the feelings of
the rest by accepting the invitation
of one of them.