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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1917-01-26
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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1917-01-26
THE PRESSMEN MEET

The Printing Freshmen of the
Northwest meet in the Labor Temple
this morning to consider business
matters affecting their craft.
The Allied Crafts including Print
ers, Freshmen Stereotypers and
Bookbinders will also hold an import
ant meeting.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01

eIn Botet MISUNDERSTANDING Ba-
pierre uno legte es IN ieine Sano.
Serr gredenberger bate pG6ren0
oieier Dlitteihmeen 8eit gebabt, iidJ
ole g1i9te ndber au5uieben. sic mar
id)lanf geDadien, blouo lno triiq Sas
Soar glott. Ser Sut botte smor cine
mooerne Salon, icbien aber ibon oft
aufgepubt 81 iein. @ielleic6t mar Der
groBe Sdleier nit oa3u 6eItinllnt,
ollerban0 fleine S9Goen 3u ocroeden.
0os S1dden, oas iie iiber oie belle
Blouie ge5ogen botte, mar etiuas 3ll
titr5 un0 enee geraten. Cine ooroel
ltedte Srofde nit nned)ten Steinen
ipor ieoenfaIlS iebr billiq eritanoen
an einem oiinnen iilbernen 9lrnreif
blnimelten un0 raiielten einiae fleine
slnbangiel, ein areli56en, Elm Ser3.
Hen, cine Wliin6e, Ole ael6en @lace.
bonoihube al oeli 8inacripiten un6
iiber oen &nobeln oic SSarbe oeipeh.
lelt. llcber Den etpos allsgei9oIIenen
Sonneul6irH mar cine Spite geleat,
mo ais iib einmol Der SUB etuos
inter Dem ounfeln 4od DorItredte,
5eigte ii6 Elm fleiner RiB unneit ser
SpiBe gendbt. Gos gan5e 0dmden
fab 10 aus, ols ob eS W3iibe qe6abt
bate, Die ein5elneu Stiide Der @ili.
tentoilette 5uiamnen5u6rineen.
Gs mar Dem alien Serrn qal13 Iie6,
Dab er Die Yopiere oilr6Ie6en fonnte
lno 70 oas @eiprdh 3unG6it ni6t
iort5uieben braidte. gloele miBfiel
ibni uicbt, aber oie Sroge: mos miro
lie DoniQir wollen2 6ei11ftigte ibn
oo6 piel 81 iebr, Inn cine gan5 ilnbe-
iangene Briiiilne oes @inoruds 3ugi-
luiien @os miro iie BON Dir pollen?
IS mar bod ionoerbar, oaB ibm oa
tmas ms @aus lief bon oeiien Dniein
Y feline glbmng gebabt bate. 9luf
Der nloeren Seite iprad piellei6t ge-
zoe oieier llmitano 3u9lu1itenl oes
@aites. @enn SralI
Snes SdmiOt, in 10 GROCER glot iie
'iele Sabre lang mar, i'm ME INN cine
lnteritilBmg ongegongcn mar feins
on ibren ainoern ie an i'm geibrie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01

tern.
n&ur5. mein orlner @oter glitt
aus, 500 ii6 olr1 oen Sail cine
i6were 8erIebung 5ir imo itorb oo-
ran 0as gei6ab bcreits Dor Eeb8e6n
Sobren. SD par oanlals fiinf5ebn
alt
gr rednete iduell oie 8obIen 5u.
ianmen 3peiinooreiBig aIiol .Sm
III bm bm," brummte er in nit
leioieem Con.
. uWleiue Yhlttcr blieb nit bier I'm.
berIorgten ainoern oilriid,~ f1br Iie
fort. DSis Bat iie bon ibrer Sdnoe
glrbeit fiimnerliH, ober ebrlih er.
ndbrt bis iic ielbit ibr @rot Ilden
fonnten. SD babe ibr treu 5ur Seite
geitaioeu 10 lange iie lebte -
DSie lit tot2~
o@or orei So6ren oll5it friib Der.
itorben. Sic pur einmal iebr ib0n
gepeien Sbre 5ipeite Eodter fab ibr
dbnlid. sic 1T, ipie Ole @roBmlt.
ter, 5ir 8ilbne gegangen, aber S6n.
5erin geuoroen~
oTdn5erin ~
30, sic oiirfen 6oriiber nid)t err
idrcden lieber Snfel; Selma lit cine
iebr o6t6ore aiiuitIeriit oeren
0iuf -
nScb 3peifIe uidt febes aiuo. i'd
3meifle nidt."
n@}eine Wlutter bate Iie in oie
9alletibule gegebcu, inn einen flei.
aen g1ebenperoierii 81 6oben. Bon
neinen 9riioern oient Der cine beim
Dlilitdr ais lluterofii3ier, Der anoere
1T Seemanu geiporoen ino fd6rt AMI
,iuem 9remer Sdiff. SD icI6It
jd6e mid IN beriAieoenen Stelhm-
zen Deriudt" Sie icbliig Die gIugen
lieoer. sd 6dttc beiraten fonnen
q 0, es feblte mir nibt on glntrd-
zen, aber Die geperber waren fleine
1ellte, oencn id nidt belfen nodte,
eidtiinuia einen Sousiiono 3i be.
Jriinoen. 0as 9eiipel memcr az.
neu Whttter ldJrcdte ab. a
Sic 900 aus cinem Seoertdid6eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01

ben bate, miBte oioier o6ieits &C.
poNlenc 3meig Der sSanile ii0 0odj
trdftig gclug gefiiblt ba6eu feline
ySobltotcn cntbcbrell 5il f6nhcn. gs
lagen ou1 3eugniiie BEL oie oai
gloelc 9e3ug batten ri0 iid it6er. i1re
Sil1tigfeit mo 5iibrlmg iebr lobeno
duBerten
Sic biclt iic6 MN in ibrem Seiicl
1dn5 till inc martete ab, bis er 0aS
leBte Slott imlgemanot batte. .9}a
ia - iaote er en0lid, ooos iIt i6on
rihtig, lie6es Gino Dic id and
Gar ni9t 5weiielie llno ieBt iho
Sir clio naob Berlin gefonmeit ~
lin oa Elm nenig menl @liif gl
teriu1en,~ fiel iie eiiL oo cr itodte.
$50 babe S6neioern imo @ubmaden
gelernt, a6er oaniit lit an fleinen Or.
ten nidt Diel SIT beroieuen, uno es
fcblt mir oncD nod, pie man at IaQeu
pflegt Der b6bere S6lifi, oen id mir
mr. bier peridoifeu fam, oo i6 an
BariS bod nic6t oetfen 0arf SD
babe ouh idon cine STEELE olS Sung
Ter bel elmer oornebmeN Game onge.
nonlmen gebobt uno cine g8eile i'm
Saiiie zines gSitipers nit ac6t ain0ern
Die @irti9oft sefiibrt. gl6er man it'll
oa 70 a6bdngig, lrHo ib babe oie
groBte Alit, nit ser Belt ielbltdnoia
81 peroen.~
gllno mas ioIl i'd. p fraste cr
Idiidteru.
D9ld, glat6en Sic oo6 ulr nidt,
lieber Gnfel oaB fh Sie Inn @elo
1n6ettelu fomme. g1ein, Sie 6rau-
ben oesbalb gar feline glngit Dor mir
~ babeu @Iiidli1er @ciie bringe
.1 einige @riparniiie nit, bon oeneu
N lhon cine @eile 5e6ren fann ipenu
3 mir gan5 i9lecbt ge6t SD woIIte
5ic mlr bitten mir meilleu fleineu
5d]aB olf5u6ewabreu oa man bod /
III Dem irentoen 0rt nidt piilen fam /
penn man uertrauen barr. lln0
,una. Sic 5irieltc nit 0emI
5oinenldirn Inn ibren sur 1eulm.
rgam2 lluO Damn
oSd babe MRS 10 geoadi, ouB icJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01

an SDnen ciHen outen Salt babch
fonnte wcnn Sic iiA 10 melt mciner
omcbmcn molltcn ,Sdj bin oar nid)t
lnbeiGeiocn y1iIr OaB ib idgeu bari,
Der 9err @redenbcrgcr lit Maiu On
tel. M @allH lnerien sic Selltc iCbon
olf."
gSie ii6eriddscn meincn Ginilnb,
liebes &ino -
o9lein neinl SD weiB. nit mem
i6'S 81 tim babe. sic f0nnen iiG)
pobl poritel.en 0oB in iuiercr 1omi.
lie INNER piel bon $bnen gciprodjeu
Doroen lit. @s mar ms cine G6re,
10 cincn @crpot0ten 3l 6a6cn ggir
haben an1 geleaentlid) noN Shneu
gefrogt, nnO crfabren, ooB sic olloe.
mcti Der 5crr 9}ate 6ciBen, lmO ipie
oas 5uiannlcnbdugt, 8a meinte idl
ocun n ober ncbnen Sie mfrs nic6t
libel A GA meinte ih. menu Sic ein
10 gltes Ser5 fir fremOe &inoer BAT
ten, momtcn sic iic6 bicllei9t ouG
elmer arnen Gerpanoten freltnOli6
onnc1nen 0men Sic iid6 ooD aeraoe
lidt 5u ihdmen 6rau6en. llnO fol
lieB ic5 mid gleicb 81 $bnen iobren."
Ios floug olles reGt gut; er botte
aor riAtS ein5lrpenoen 98ln ginaI
cs i6m iNon i'm &opi berunL mas er
nit Dem Dertrouioncn 0dm1en an
fan9et iolle, ino 10 mars 0enn nidt
mebr weit bis 81 Dem Gnti1hlB, 9locle
porl6iliig bel iidj 5i be6alten. 8uI
ieiner 8obmug ge6orte elm obgeion-
oert, birtcr Der &iid5e gelcgcnes Sim. |
mer fir Die gSirtidofterin Gr bate
Dor fir5em 0ie olte @erion Oic i6m
NIT i6rcn Son0cr6orfeiten imlei0lid)
puroe, Small mo Sail cntloiicu niii-
len glun ltan0 oas Simmer lecr. !
Sr bot cs 9Ioclc an bis iie elm anoc-
res llnterfommeli geilnOen 1dtte, lm0 |
lie nobm geul on. 9luf 70 uiel Der.
panotidafilidcs Gutgeoeniomnen
latte iic gor nid)t gercd5net
Seit0em marel einigc Wlondto pcr-
lougelL o6ne Bob iic6 cine rc6t pai.
enoe STEELE iiir 9Ioele, meniaitens ocn
Gilnl4en 9redenberaers gan3 ent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01

| iprcc5cno, 1cfimocn bate gr 6ielt
cS iilr ieine Rilidt iic ouf ibrGl
8dngcn Oircb Die ibr lm6cfolnte
Sta6t 3l 6cglcitcn lic niittogS in Gin
Gcitaliraut, obcu6s in irgeno Elm @cr-
aliIgungslofal 5l iii1reu mO ibre
@oroero6c 70 5ll rcroollitiir0igcn, OoG
er lie geleGcntlic1 cincm SremOc ais
lerlc &crpan0ie 0orilellen fonltc
Sic mar 10 0onfbar iiic ocn aerina-
lien &cipcis Don g8o1lwollcn gemcicn,
ic bcldJei0cn in ibrem glnitrctcn, 70
perltdnoig in ibrer gan5cu 0cnfueiie
laio babel rod)t filr3Dcilia. Sie &c.
oboDtete GIT lno fon0 iiberoll 10 bel
i9r gleucs, ooB ser Undertakings
ltoTf ME nisging Eaiicn0c 0in1c,
oic Dem altcn Scrrn gleit6giiltig ge.
luoroen iDoren crregten MN pieocr
letn Sntereiic, mo cs ic6neiCbeltc ion
iogar Elm pcnig, fortwa6rcno Inn
glusfllnit gebeten 81 iperoeu mo iid
ais Den flmoigen Wionl bcmeiien 5n
t6unen.
gloele 6etracbtete iim obcr alM niht
MIR ais 8ergniiglngsgoit ionOcrn
lucbte iicb in Der fleinen SSunageiellen-
nirtidaft niisli1 5u MAIDEN, 10 oiel
@elegenbeit ibr oa3l ge6oten uar.
Ole gIufwdrterin i@lief MN oics
batte Serr @redenbergrr glci1 ans.
genad)t ~ in Der Slide; gloele mar
ober meiit nod Dor ibr md, beint
9ieinigen Der 8immer umO 9IusItdu-
Zen Der Wl0bel bebililics. imo 6eIon-
cerS Dem Onfel sinen idmad6uftrn |
SioTfee 81 bereiten mie er i6t ieit Ian
ger Belt nicbt porgeicbt er1oltcn All !
9dben lid) erinnerte. Sie rcpi0icrtc
ole Hednlngcn iin0 crmittclte lcidt /
ooB iid Die friibere @irti6aiteriu bel
ieoell Ginfalli einen @orteil 3nqered).
net bate ug9ir pollen oas o6cr ge-
3ebcn ieiu loiien iagte Tie, ulino
iur fiinitig beiier oIfpoiich;~ Oas
par 10 9an3 no1 ieinem Sim
Sic CAB Damn 5u beocnfeil Oh IS
6n ni1t lie6 fem m01te, bin iuo
Dieoer einmal obeios 5il 3mde 3n1
lien, oa oas 5riIbltiid, oas iie ibnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01

N6Huenn Die ben noei@n GOrrcpOnOmtcu" ndt pauf oScr
aarcacmdfa cr0aeH HS oeu ci sdep6ou
IdritIid MitGrInna 81 madlen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
q. Sortiesune.)
/! Iante Wlarianne."

oNbl Tante Wldrlanne.
nSa I'm es nit einem @ort 0li
iagen: iie NOR meine @roBmttter.
80, fol SSbre. =. 6ml ia ipobl.
sic mar foit oebn Sabre ilter ais
meme W2uiter uno Der 5anlilie cttnas
entfremoet. Gle bat einen N9oler
S1neefelo gebeiratet, iIno Die 9inoer
aus oieier @be 8m. bml idb wlBte
iiibt, oaB cine St6ueefelo NIT einem
S1miot
u@s mag Spaen entfollen iein ooB
Sbre Eante in Die gbe nit S6neefeIo
eine Todter eriter @be cinbrodte .
~5n Der Eot S6 erinnere mid
iid]t ~
nGie 9opiete fonnen porgelegt
peroeu Gieie So1ter nm - iie
mar Snes getolift ipor0eu ~ fiibltc
ii6 i'm Souie ibres Stiefpoters 70 un-
aliidliH. odB lie nod iebr Jung oie
9eperbline eines @iienbabn6eomten
Snniot anna6nL Der cine QlnitelIing
BEL Den rinIdniiGen @abnen erbolten
bate. SD iprcdc BON meinem @ater.
gIuBer mir iino nod fiinf @ei6wi-
itcr "
gr ia6 iie eri6redt an. u91od
fiinf y"
Bon oenen 8tDei Jung itarben. 0a
ineine Whltter ibren &inoeril cine Def.
iere @r0iebung 8u geben tpiini6te, be.
Jimmie fie ibren Wlonn, pie6er noH
1eutidlano ouriid5ufebren @r mug
te iib bier nit Dem @oiten zines
Shaffners begnii9en. 60 ileiBig
meine Whitter cine lebr 6raoe
8rdu, lieber Gnfel fir 9rem0e /
bate er bod nit idmeren
Goreen 5a tdmpfeiL oic i6m Elm Ser.
3u5ogcn. Gr bcrrihtete ood |
ieineu Dienit. SSu elmer itiirmil6en
g2adt uls er am Srittbrett entlanq |
fletterte, nu Die 9illets ob5uneb.
men ~"
rgs lit 70 itreng berboten," rief
gredeubergcr dracrIicb binein Gle
.udte faum merflicb nit oeh Shul-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01

| Inl1Itelltc, i1m ooN immcr 10 oltt
HlMpete- @r fano, 0aB oiclc GcrGn.
ecrin9 SIT ieincr 9c6hglibfeit peient-
lidl beitrogen fonnte 9Au mar Der
Gid intmer 5ierlicb geoedt. oieQonlpe
rcgeln1Big gefiillt mo 6eidjnitten,
Ger Scbuitubl Dor icinel Yloe aeitellt,
uno cr fonnte oo inn 6equemen Sous.
rod bel Der 3citun9 iiben, 10 lanqe es
lbnl geiicl gl0cle mar iiber Sic
NeHRerun0en ieneS ggo6l6efin6ens
10 gliIdlic9, tat cinen S6ritt mcitcr
nno bat Inn Die Grluubnis, olh cn-
mal cinen bdllsli6cn W1ittaq eiilrid,.
ten 5i oiirfcn Cine fraftige Sippe,
Gin glites Siiid 8lciIc6 um0 cine
lc3modbafte Wleblipciic 0iirfe Iie Der.
ipreben. gas iei nc6r mert, ais Scds
@eridte nit fran50iiidcn 9talnen mo
obne Saft inO &raft meinte or, oic
llubequemlibfeit fiir iic ober. Sic
nabm gleid oen ndd)Itcn Sonntoa in
yluslibt gielleibt molle CT ria <.rr
Serren einla0cn gAn pioerIt( no CT
nid)t
IS 6atte ibm lougc lic6t 10 qll Qc.
1bMcdt, im0 nm plau0ertc pr in ei.
ner ibma1en ShnOe als, Dab es linn
ihon ldngIt ais ein Soeal uorgel1mebt
bubc, einen eiaencu Eiib nit outer
Sausmounsfoit 81 fiibren. @ona al
lein ciien 5ll nriiiicn iei freilib cine
81 perorieBli6e So1e. ga er fie ia
ooh au6 i'm 9ieiiourant neben iid
lcioe, meinte 9loele, f6nnte er nenia.
items 10 lange, ais lie BEL ibm Iei, ocn
Gid i'm &nuie fiir 3pei ocden Ialien.
ySl6er ipic gcrnL fisbr cr 6erous;
mo ols oos nun cinmol llnooriibtiQ
Ieiagt mar niieten oub olle qir.
3rdnfcnoeu Grflarungcu nidt mc6r.
S6on am anocrn Gage petite er 81
poiHe ino tranf Oo3i Sen g8ehl AIS
elnen1 Seller, oen er 70 gut falnr fiir
cures @elo i'm @ait1mlie bdtte 5abcn
onuen.
r (8orticelna ioIat,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01

qlm Ionneritag trifit Der a0dIod
Glib" III Der @o6mmg Ser 6rau 8.
s. Burlington, 9}r 37f0, 2ibertD
Seigbts.glpcmue, 3uiammen. SRI.
Goro qliAerfelot lmo asnes 3immiid
meroeH oiIrd Gortrdge erireueu.
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eufal6eridlte ans Rai6inaton.
Sob 92ome" @efell.
/ d ait.

sSuiolge Der internotionoleu Si.
tuation lit beidloiien moroen ole
j1brlide &araoe ocr oSolD glome".
@eieaiAaft meefollen 81 loiien. Gie.
fer @cidmB mur0e in Ser GonDen.
tion DER Gr6oio5eie- llnion Der nSolD
g}ame" @eieaidait oes @istbums
bon Baltimore nno eiues Sbeils bon
8irginia in Der ct. Gomiuic.&irde,
Se6ne uno 6 StraBe, gefoBt. Gele.
gaten, melde ole @eieIidoit IN
g8aibinqton Baltimore, SSreoerid
uno ongren5en0e Gbcile Der Qio3eic
Dertretem fiiaten Die airdenbolle
an. So6muroiger Omen 9. Corr.
gan, SHIfsbiidoi bon Baltimore, So
iepb &c. Smith, Der @rGiioent Der
Union 8oter g. s. @ooon uno
So6n SopoleD QoDle, Der @rdiioent
Der a&olp Nome" Gjeieaihoft Oes
Diitrifts. Dielten glnipraden.
Der 8ouptreoncr mar jeOob Sc
nator 9(sburit bon glri5ona, Der H.
81 iogte ngBenn elm Wlonn ein
@litslieo ser DSolD gIome" @eiea
idoit iit Damn meiB idl oas er Elm
gutter @iirger lit.
Soiepb SO. Smith pur0e einitin-
MIG ais 9rdiioeut Der Union mieoer.
erpdblt, uno 5ronf S. 8resnoban
als Sefretor. 9SrGiioent 5mit1 uno
Serr 0oDle ipur0en alitoriiirt cine
gReiie ourd oos meitli1e W}arDlono
al modeu Inn in Oiciem S6eil gro
Beren @ntbuiiosmus fiir 0ie @eieu.
i4oft 81 erpeden. Batter Sug6 s.
92ouo6an BON Q. g. 96ilIip, uuo
Der Sames.air6e in Baltimore for.
oertc oie 0litglieoer mlf NIT belfen-
ser Sano ibren nngGidlideu Brit
bern bei6uitebeH.
Yl0blideS Gnoe.
Ser 40 Sabre alte Ribaro Olor.
ris, ein 2ogiergait in Der SSoiepb-
0tiiiion muroe toot in ieinem Bette
ouigcfliuoen. Sn ieiner Eaide fono
man eine neutrality-suspicious. nit
oeni 8ernert, Dab im Sale eiuesllns
ialles 5rml Gpo Morris, g1r. III
SG6 3. StroBe, in Ri6mono, Ga.,
beno6ridtiet meroeu foil. 01orris
mar zines natiirliden Eooes geitor-
ben.
Rei6e 8eute.
Gie6e 5ertriinmerten Die @los-
ideibe elmer Sintert6iire bon Soporo
u. @oribalrs @eidGft in gtr. 800
@lfte. StroBe, gtoropcit lno erbeu
teten gSoorcu in @ertbe bon $400.
Spiben 8on0tii6er SerOiettem gc.
itidte Eiiblduferl Gai6eutiIAcr 70.
mie So in 9aargelo rparen geitoblen
moroen.
Sobu S. BOB Geitorben,
Sobn S. Bob, Elm GIert i'm Ge.
partement oes $nnern, itorb an 2lns
genent5iinolmg in ieinem Saim g1r.
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GA, 01orplono.9loe. glor0peit. 6r.
GaB mar Dor 81 Sabren in glnliter-
oomJ %ollono, ge6oren imo i'm 9llter
BON % So6ren nod 2lmerifa getom
men. Bier Sabre bat er in Der Bun
oesflottc imo s Sabre bel Der omeri-
fanilden &oDaIlerie geoient. Gr
binterldBi ouBer ieiner 8ittme eineu
Sobn Sobn $. Bob, jr. 8ie 9e.
ardbniBieierli6teitcn fnoeu Geute
gladnittaa oui Dem 9lrlin9tou8reO.
6oie itott.
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9elearaplilder g9etterberidIt.

gLns Sen ii6rigen 8un0es.@etter.
9eoba6hines Stationen wuroen Oie
foleen0en nieorigiten 9enlperaturen
Die I'M 8 llbr oeiicrn 9L6enO 5errid.
ten beridltetf
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llnter6nItnnns. .gQealueiier.

,1NH6ll0Tlnm"--rW U Jlail0n o6c0eo 6er Conn
unno".
,,Sorb's" GberD Womnn"
,,OQDciD 49, 4lmcricnu trrle6QucrS"
,,OippobrDme" -g'nuDeDiae uno MaHOelblloer.
,,YinrDlano @auoepiue uno NQnoelbiloer.
nViuiil.2linoemle'- z be little Wit1ns"
,,0ietorln"- 8moeOine uno 9Sanoelbiloer.
,,DiarDlanD SpdcD 0lnb" 8enneH bonn
bis r. llai g BimlicO
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Man erpabne Ocn ,gaIttmOre 0OrreiOOH6cHt".
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sOnnenanfaana nn6 .lIntCraana.
Flnt6.
gyctteransfdIten.

Sir War0lano iino ben GiItrift
Columbia beute Gegen umo peitIide
Ninoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
Wnn0es. .1epartrment fiir QaH0Uirf5.
ldlaft-W -WetIer.@iircan
WcridIt 0es NaItimOrc Nefter6iireaus.

Der 6eudtigfeitsge6aIt Der Quft
NOR 60 Fro3ent i'm s llbr Morgens
mo 50 @ro5ent Inn s llbr gbenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01

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Lamb.
,Sm n@eiteru O3arplmo Soipital"
in Gum6erlono lieat Ser6ert glu
oreps BON Cumberland in i6lper Der
leBtem 3wtauoc oarnicoer, wel6er
ange6li6 in DER g1d6e Der e6emaligen
@ierten'iden @los6iitte olrd s5rDm
@ri96t See GorroQ lmo Sarrp @}a-
boneD ii6erfoaeu ien mill. Ser
lle6erfaQene mar poroem fir oen
GoimtD-Glerf t6dtie unO 6otte 5ulebt
cine SteGuns I'M @ei6dit pou 9lia
@lorB inne. Die @oli8ei na6nl sic
orei @enaunten in Soit un0 nil BON
@lo6mep Elm @eit6noniB erlaugt ia.
ben, aus 0en ber0orge6t oaB Der
3med oes lle6eriaaes 9ermi6lmg &C.
ipeien iein ioa.
g e itmoro in @in1 ter.
SSn ggindeiter, &a., er6Gngte ii6
SSolepb Sranfs, mel6er elmer mo6l6e.
falnten 5omilie in 6reOerid.GouutD
augeb0rte. ,Sn einem 6interIoiienen
S6reiben ertl1rte er, oaB es i6m I'M.
moglib i'll, ieine 5amilie iniolge ser
bo6en 2ebeusmittel in Der gemo6nten
@e6enspeiie ernd6ren 3u f0nnen. Gr
mar felt ldngerer 3eit frdhflic5 lmo
5otte feline 0hltter fur5e 3eit Dor Dem
Selbitnor0 81 &ermonoten geididt.
8irmung in &DottSDille.
Sn Der fat6olii6en CT. Serome-
Stride in SDattsoiae poa5og Garoinal
Gibbons Die Sirmng BON me6r ais
200 ainoern in ieierlider g9eiie.
Ole firdliden 6eremonieu muroen
ourd &ater Or. o. s. &eenmi BON
oerielben Stride geleitdt. 9fadoem
Der Cardinal iiber Oen aat6oli3isnus
cine &eoe ge6olteu lmO ser @emeinoe
Den apoitoliiden Segen ert6eilt botte,
iubr er na6 Baltimore 8uriid.
9remier get0otet.
Ger 9remIer Der Baltimore C6io
Giienba6u S. Se. Siomeper, aus Wlar.
tinsburg wuroe geitern Dloraen non
einem 5radt5ug iberia6reu ais cr
beim lleberiCbreiten Der @eleiie 3wis
iden 5pei @aegons iiel.
SRI Hanet 9tibaro miro om Q2itt
nod I'M II llbr in Der uCSler.
Sallc4 eiuca weiteren i6rer bcfauus
ten &ortrdQe bolten. Gns I6ema lit
,.Ios S9acbien ocs reoolutionGren
@eiites in Geuti1lanO ans 9lnlaB
oes libd3uges Der Grmpen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01

Der Sturm aus Dem 8io @ronoe-
Tbnle lit iiber Dem mteren Wlidigan-
fee na1 Dem ct. 2oprencetbale onge-
5ogen lmo bat Hegen I'M Sii0eu mo
SHnee I'M g1oroen i'm @efolge ge-
bobt. 9lae 9ln5eiden oeuien odroltf
bin, ooB es beute 9fegen oebeu miro
uno Die Temperotlir miro betrddtlib
fallen.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-19

the great majority must obtain an
income. Thus each day adds to the
consciousness of these groups that
their interests are fundamentally
opposed. For this struggle we must
conserve our militancy. To prevent
our rulers from diverting our atten-
ton from this basic contest which
coIOrs our civilization we must ever
be on the lookout against cOmpica-
lions which might draw us into the
whirlWind of international war.
Our alignment with either of the
contending European coalitions
would be a disaster unprecedented
in the worlds history. Not only
would it mean our entrance into the
tortuous channels of European di-
pIomacy, into hatreds and prejudices
utterly alien to our traditions, but it
would split our nation asunder. 1t
is incOnceivable that our people here
descended from the fighting nations
of the Old World would take up
arms against their own hnsfOlk ex-
cept on prOvocation such as can
hardly arise.
Our entrance into the war could
only be for reasons of trade, how
ever cleverly disguised by specious
catch words. We must, therefore,
make plain to the authorities at
Washington that their business is to
keep the peace. OF course, the bully
of oyster Bay, otherwise celebrated
as the Benedict Arnold of the Pro-.
gressive party, will reYile our ser
Witty for. enduring present insults
from a world gone insane, instead
of joining the carnival of mutual
slaughter and thus avenge the insult
in torrents of blood.
Everything then that will help to
keep us at peace with other nations
should be encouraged and that
which would endanger our foreign
relations should be guarded against.
hoe m -,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-19
THE PUBLIC FORUM

THE U. S. AND THE WAR.-In
the present world crisis our duty is
to keep the peace. No matter what
may seem the provocation to- war
we must remember that the civiliza-
ton of the future rests to large eX-
tent with us.
The nations of Europe feeling their
very existence is at stake are taking
desperate measures to maintain their
power. If the struggle should be ex-
tended much longer it may be that
the Old World will eventually be
swept by the flames Of social revolu-
ton. Or it might even mean the de-
struction of civilization itself and
the succession of social chaos. What
ever the end of the contest may be
we must keep chear of it's entangIe-
ments. Not because we are afraid
to fight, for there are some things
which we could never afford to sur
render. The rights of free speech,
of free press, of free peaceful as
semblage, even that which our faith
ers fought for-namely, that of re-
-volUtion if all other means of secur-
ing our rights faiL-Sor these price
less advantages we will fight for if
necessary. If, indeed, there is no
other way in which the oligarchy of
wealth now controlling country
may be roVerthrown, a revolution will
take place. It is inconCeivable that
we should forever be blinded to- the
method by which the mass of our
people have little or no personal free
dom.
Every day the gulf between those
who have and those who have not
grows deeper. Every day strength
ems the power of the small class at
the top. Every day the class which
has only it's labor power for sale in
creases in numbers. Every day the
professional and small merchant
groups feel more keenIy their allie
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27

Lawrence sirrpscn cha-acto- con-e-
dian ard players IN the flr~e cor~s-
iv TAe 2 aad to Rem" viii 30 re
Mf'cs heafHner next week The
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-27
GARRrcK

Johnny Get Your Cflr" which VT
come e. the Garrick theRter. next
week Is NOT nus. a. show. but
rittcus fare. SAID 70 be cramrned full
- Eerg'reiy nNarlnp7 situations ana
presented hV the original company
a r.ra scored surh a hlr p New y 1rs
L.or.s Herr son appears IN the role ~
Johnny WfEElns "st1nt rider en-
pluyed 1t q Les Angelo Toving pic
TIRE concern lhe prologue rs lad
l1 tire movie" studio and satirtKes ~
g humorous. god nat-red way TIE
tyres 81 common l- fi-dow Then
the a-'-n shifts % fsshionaole
IenE Island home whore Johnny gees
81 save h sister q hts ca rai from
tn clutches ~ fort0ne-see King
duke The Arrirai az Johnny WITH his
inEeraous ard rCugh-1n5 ready Ways
causes couat@rna % the plctteTs.
rour ii-ations begin ~ pile % fast
and laugh folirws laugh with such
rapidlty. that ar audience IL LETT
EaspinE for breath J snnys en-
counter with the duke and the means
% which ne resorts IN order - pre-
vent the d8ks from eiopiug secretly
with fh~ CtFl. IL described A. riot
OF hflarlty The east includes In
addition to NJ Bsunison. Theodore
Babcocx. Lorraine Frrst Echil- Cay
er VIRGINIA Irving Jane Carleton.
Outs Mac Slntrsh hobart Eorna rs
clyde North Ray Cpchrane Vera
Finley ard Ellis Baker.