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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22

ser snipeftion paren lie Die @1iie
oes Qesteren bci einem Giner i'm So-
tel Gmerion. 2uud6urg iiebt inn
9egriffe, ieine @loinitraBe men 5u
pilaiterm inO sic Delegation pur0e
oesbol6 nnd Baltimore aeionot, nm
bier Shloieu 3ii moheu. SSn 9eglei.
tung oes 2Dnd6urg Stoot Snge-
nieurs 6eiouoen iih oie iolgenoeu
Serren: ErGiioent @m @iaianS
pou Ser SonOelsfanmer &rdiioent
Rglano bon Der Retoil Mlerdants
gliiociation @rdiioent SarDeD bonn
Staotrot6, @oriiber Rettuio6n bonn
StroBen Gomite mo Stnotrotbs.
Olitalico W1a6on, DlitgIieO oes Stra-
Bcn-Goniites.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BON
Mlietben o6bdngig.
Iie 9etition Ser Wiarftiton0 Be
iiter oes 9aiaDette. .Y1orftes I'M Sin.
frieoiquug oieies Morttes nit @las-
ipdnoeu lit Ser @uOget.9eboroe III.
ter6reitet moroeu uno oie geboroe
lit au6 nidt abgeneiat Dem @erlan-
gen Su entipreden imo aud in auOe-
rem M6rfteu @crbeiierungen 0or5u
ncbmeu porausaeictt oaB Die notbi.
Qen @el0nittel 5itr 0effiiqunQ ites
ben. 9ettere meroen aber MIR Damn
SIR @eriiisung ite6en, wenn iid sic
OlarftIeute oa5u berbeilalien, ibre
Wliet6en 81 be5ablen mas bis ieBt
augeblid IN Sen ueiiten S6aer nod
niht oeiheben lit Gle 9uoget-9e-
b0roe bat ldngit nioeorouet ooB ale
Ginuabmeu aus oen W}6rfieu fiir Die
MGrfte perpenOet peroen iollen ino
lit es oes6alb i'm Sitereiie oerDlarft.
leute ielbit pcnu iie ibren Gerpflih-
hiugcu uadfommen. Gie StaOtper-
malhmg BOT nidt Die qlbiiht OieNlie-
t6en nit @emolt eiu5ll8ie6en lie lit
a6cr anOeripeits nidt in Ser 2age,
Sic gginide Ser Ulottleutc SIT GRILL
len. pem oieie nidt 6e5a6len
Cine @e0e Srnneis Scott
&eOS.
Tr. g9irt Quooll iiberbrohte &c.
Iiern Sem WloDor sic Gopic elmer PIN
iproc9e. ipelhe Srancis Scott Seen,
ser Gid!er oes 5ternenbonuer.Sie.
oes, i'm 6ebrnor 1927 Dor oeu 30g'
liugeu oes St. So6ns Golleas IN PIN
napolis biclt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22

0us bon Geo. @iintbcr ge6roitte
Bier lit 0as bette. gieIe @eiirtbeiIer
bon Bier erfl6ren, OoB es irgeno
einem eritfloilieeu ouSIGnoiiAen
Niere eleibfomnit. @eraoe oas Ging
fin Sen SonliIiengebraud. Seinites
glromo better @cidmod uno lebr
nGbrfrGftig. @ircft bon Ger @raue-
rel ourcb 0ie ncueften Wloidinen ob.
ccfiiut ioo0urd abiohite 9ieinbeitI
eeiidert ipiro. ailtc $1.00. Nboad
g8oIie 30. (SumiiS.1S,iN1o, ,Do)
CgIn3eiael
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22
saIimme 8mltanSe IN aranFrsidl.

GSrou slIfre0 q. aIob, oie Satin
eines bcfonntcn aiinitlers, sic fid
pci i1rer SaniiIie in gfobefort,eit-
Ierre, 6ronfreih, befinoct bat in
einem @ricfc nlitgctbeilt, ooB Ole 8u-
It0n6e IN 8ronfreib b6dlt troiirig
fins. sSn SEN Stdoten iteben Sic Sc.
ihdfte itil sic 5eloer iino beripaiit,
in oen 5troBen gcbcn einige alte
9Rdnner alf ino ob tW0 tdolid mer.
sen Niilfsbe0iirfti9c aus @aris noh
Sen fleiueren 0rten oeionot no
cbcnfols Siilfe uotBwenoig lit. Die
peripui0eten britiicben Gfii8iere mer-
ocn in 9lantes bebanoeIt Sdlnmt-
libc Nldnner uno iungeu 2eute iino
im Hriege,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22
GrOwIsp 6ct0enert ieinc lluIdnIO.

Sin Geriud Ser @ebeiinpoli0iiten
9lrnlItrong uno @roOIep, 0en Soiepb
Groplep 81 beronlaiien. ein @eitdno.
NIB obonlegen ilt geideitert- Ser
g(treitout betbeuert enpbotiiA ieine
llnihulo. g9ie bereits ousfiiBrId
beridtct itebt GromIeD inter oem
I6ueren @erooht. oen Gonoittteiir
cines @oegons Scr Goulonolon.2lOe.-
2inie i'm $40 beraibt 5u boben. gr
muroe oen @roBgeiAmorenen bon
Baltimore Gorntp inter $4,000
@iirgidboft iiberontmortet, SSm Ser.
tiaon Bureau pirOe Groiplep eeitern
semeiien ino ipdter nod oen Octet.
tip.Sauptauortier gebrodt, no sic
GebeinpoIi8iiten beriu6ten, oos @e-
itdnoniB BON ibm 8u erlangen. glm
sibeno muroe CT 5uriid nad Dem Sc
fdngniB IN Topion ge6rnht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22
GdllcdltrS Gnitent.

Der Stoots g[ioitcar @nos 93on
bat Dem goubcrneur einen @eridlt
iibcr Sic 9idfiibrang im Sprina.
ficlo SyrrcuoivI untcrbrcitet imo er-
iudte ioinen @eribt Dem Direfto.
rilm 5lt ltuterhrciten @ie 9lnitolt
fii1rtc Iebics Snbr Elm neues SDltent
ein, pelhcs aniheincno mcniger 5iis
lrieoenitcQcuo aliseciaIlcu iIt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22

9luf GO Eage muBte geltern Der
alcarr sSamcs Gronpea bon glr S07,
gioro DaaasitraBe inS @eidngniB
lnan0crn neil er obue GrIaubuiB BON
syrau sslobcle Sauer glr 1924,
9loro GarolincilraBe orren slutonos
hil Su eincm gIusilug benlbtc Grom.
mqll. Ser 6ci 5ran Souer dls Gboiils
feiir angeiteIIt mar Bat bci Der Ser
Qmlauuasfabrt oas 9liitonio6iI ara
boid1oigt ais CT at ocr @dc pom
G0cn un0 Gbaie SiraBc oamit ae'
aui cinen 2aternenpiabl In1r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22

Die Gftober SiBung oes uGitD.
g9ioc GonereB" miro beute 9(6eno IN
sen 99dinnlihfeiten Ser uYaerdants
qn0 Naonuiortrers gliiociotion~ i'm
cinerion E6urmgebdiioe ituttiiuoeu.
@rdiiocnt Dr. ". ". 8. Gobme miro
0ic @erionnnluno NIT elmer 9lnlpra.
die rroffnen. Den @eriMten oes 50.
mites fir ods WlorDlano 9IarifuItitrs
Gonegs lno oes Gomite'S fir @oS
l7iro NIT groBem Sntereiie entgegen
aeieAen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22

Der Gnpit0n 0es morgen bier BON
Stem Norf cintreffcn6en 0ampfers
4. .@eenoiife~ Bat nlitgetbeilt, ooB iein
Dompfcr allf Scr Iebten 9Reiie nod
9lotteroam bon fron30iiihen @rcli.
8ern ge5ipiugen ipiiroe, nadb @a0rc
8il fobrct ipo 700 Sonncn Gupfer
iino 15O Srboft N}orDI1nocr Gabad
obgenonlmen ipitr0en. 0esgleid6en
muroe cine Smoung Gclfuder Don
scr 2o0ung genonmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22
SOll gctGn6nnasmittel berfanft
ba6en.

SSn Der noro0itliden @oli8eiItation
muBte iicb oeitern Clinton s. g8or-
iham bon 9tr. 8, Siio.9fobinionitrnBe,
peoen @ertnlfs umo 9enllbung bon
9etdubungs W}itteln berantiporteu.
slngeblih pur0e in ieiner @obnung
cine groBere 0uoutitdt bon Mor-
tbiltm uu0 Gocoin borgefn0en.
0os 9erb0r mur0e borlGlifig Deridos
Zen bis oie glrt Ger @ifte einpou0-
irei feitgeItellt meroen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22

@eItern 2lbeno brohen Giebe in
oie o5aroqe ocs Eaitors @biIip $.
6crioau bon Ser Eoiuiou StirHc
500 inbeiledtcn @mpidnauiB eiu
lin0 entpenoeien 6as oen Geiltliden
Gc60reu6e Qutcnp6iI Gieies 1T cine
yor0 Gourennlaidine 1918 uuo
TRACT bic 2iceu8umlmer S548. Ios
2ltionobil mar gegcn Diebltabl pers
liMert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22

Cine REORGANIZATION Ser Goli5ei BON
Baltimore 6ountD geplaut.
W1ori6aa Dreamer a6er ourdaus
nidt amtsmiiOe. Wloulpuris-
9lrbeit ser Sonntogs.Seiligeu
,Sn Iomiou cirfulirte geitern bart
nddig Oos @eriidt, OaB s. @esleD
Greamer Sic SteQung ais @laridou
Ser 9Soli5ei BON Baltimore Golmtp
oufgeben uno Der @r-0laridaa 9l6-
ram Z. Street, iein 9}odioIger wer-
Sen ipiiroe. g2coer bon Srn. Streett
nod bon Sen GommiiGren mar cine
9eit0tiglng 0es @eriidtes 3n erlou-
gen.
Sr. Streett 6atte ais Moridaa
ausge3eibnete Gienite geleiitet uuO
lib nomentli1 ieiner5eit Ourd Die
@er6aftung oes 0t0roers SSiaac @iu-
Der 6eroorget6on. Spdter befleioeie
CT oaS glnt eiues Sderiffs. Soweit
geitern berloutete, pouen Sic Goitntg-
9ounliiidre 6creits i'm 9lnfang glo-
neuber nit Der REORGANIZATION Der
@oli5ei beginner.
Seute &ornlittog trcten oie @roB-
gciHuoreuen in Eoiuion 3uioulmen
inn iiber oen SAL oes 9legers Garter
Die llnteriuhungen 81 6eginneh-
Garter bat, pie 6ereits olsfii6rlid
beridtet, Dor etipa elmer @ode in
ser 9l16e bon 9lrliugton 5rau gel-
lab aemp in rober g9eiie Oergepal
tigt uno lit BON oieier nit 9eitinnt.
belt ais S6ater ioentifi5irt worOen.
gus 3cugen iuo BON Den 9SroBge.
idmorenen porgeIaoen iuorOen: Sol.
&omiItom SarrD 9lum uno s5ron
9eulab &enp. 9toh Grle0igmg oie.
ier llnteriubung merOen Die @roBges
ibluorencn Sen SAL 9ittenboitie alli-
ue6meu 9efanntliA bat oieier 5il.
gcoebeu Gompaguegeloer gclomnelt
3lt bQben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22
Sin raIsnses asferS Iief in Sen SOB.

9lls Sr. 05corae 8. geaeer geiteru
Gortiittag eeeen 12t2 llbr nit iei'
tien einipdmnieeu @ogen oie @olti-
uiore.StraBe entlong fubr, eerietb
ror Dem Sauie glr. 1924, gSeit.9alti.
iilore.5traBe. oos linfe @oroerroo
ieines @eidbrts in cine StroBenba6n'
g4eide uno ct plroe bon ieinenl
Size alf's StruBenpfIoiter geidleu.
bert ieood mir lmerbeblih berIest.
Gtrh oon 9iud oes pI0slidben gIubal-
tens rib oas @eidirr oeS Eferoes
itno oas Ebier roite oobon. 3uerit
rouute es gesen sen ibm entgeaeu
fouuenocn @agen Wlor Serbi'S
ben gtr 776, Gollnlbio.9lpeiue. an
ser Gde Don 8omaro. uno Baltimore
StraBe prollte eS geeen einen Stra.
Beubobn. Wageon ser &olano Yarfs
2iuic iulO perIebte lid oerart oaB cs
auf Der SteIle berihieo. Sr. yeager,
ein Gonnriiiionsbdnoler aus @elt.
port. trlg bel ieinem Stlr5e cine
leitte @erlebimg oul linfen anie Oo-
nnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22

Sum 9eiten ser ariegSnotbIeioenoen
in Deuti6louo unO Oeiterreid.


3un @eiten Ser ariegsnotbleioenoen
in Deuti6lono uno 0eiterreid.
syu 9lI6oua6's n2Dceum96eoter~
gelougeu beute, 9l6enos Z llbr, NOR
aeu oeu 90, uno Somitog, Sen "a.
Oftober, oeutibe g9ouoeIbiloer 5ur
Sdalt uuo 8mar 5um @eiten Der
pinterblie6euen Der fiir Qeutihlano's
Gbre uno GriIteu3 olif Dem Sdlabt-
fel0e @efoaenen. gs iin0 prodtboIe
glufno6meu. Oieie @iIOer aus ser
ocilti6eu Seimotb aus ibrer ihwercH
imo groBcn 3eit Dor bltnOert SSobren
inO aus oen BON 6einobe 6eiipiel-
loiem 9lufidwuns begleiteten lesten
TrieOensiabren ionic oem gegen-
luGrtigen filrht6oren &ompf gegen
cine @elt bon 6einOen bringen.
Gs ioqte nic6t n0tbig iein, @olti-
more's Qeutihtbum 81 eiuem 9eiud
oieier @oritellungen ouf8liforOern
scr quite 8med, Dem iie geIten, ioate
oacin eeniigen, 9ll6mugb's u21cem-
Ebeoter" big ouf oen lebten @lob 8lt
fiicn. 9(ber troBoenl ioa 0ornlf biu-
gciDieieli meroen, oaB Manoelbloer
mie oieie bier Sen Deuti6en Der
Sto0t nie borber ge5eiet poroeu iin0
uno mif Ion9e 3eit ieoenfaas ni6t
mieoer geseigt peroer ga iie Sc
lhenfe oes oelltiden &oiiers iuO oes
&oniqs bon @iirttemberg an Serrn
9lobert ltnger Sen Ntonoger, iino
im0 bon bier aus ouf Die 3eiie 0urh
Oie gan5en @ereinieten Staoten ge-
ben iolen, Inn auh sort 9eitihg.
iiberoIl in Der 2iebe fir oie oIte Sei-
motb 5u itdrfen un0 sa Spfern fin
iie 81 be9eiitern.
0ie bon bcrborrogcnoen 0eutidJeil
Sirmcn oufgenontnenen Icber0en
@iIOer ibilOern in bier 9feels 6os
Selocnididiol Sbeoocr aorncr's nit
Dem padenOen Sintereruno ser 8e-
freiungsfriege; ferner in Silms, oie
@iirttenberg's a6nig gum @eidenf
Qemadt, eine Reiie 0ltrh 0erticbc
Stdote ln0 2ouoi6qfter einc &cile
6urds Idone 93edarf6al bis Sci0el-
berg, oos @eitiit oes &0nigs bon
@iirttemberg nit ieinen prddtigen
@oabliitern itno enolih oen @eiudD
oes 2oiiers bel Ser $obrbunoertfeier
oes Suomi9sburger 0rogoner-gegi.
ments uaouigin Olga" cines ser
irbonItcn W2ilitdr ggonoeI6iIoer, sic
iiberbnupt eriltircn uno zines, 0os
acrooe in oieier 8eit bon ooppeIten
SSntereiie fir ieoen auten 9eutiden
III.
SGgIih fin0en 8pei @orfiibrinsen
.itatt, onfangeno 7 ltbr 30 lnO uHun-
terbroden bis III llbr g(benos, olio
per Inn Z llbr 80 nod ni6t 3eit bat
aebe ipdteiteus Bis 9 llbr bin, I'M
oae 6iIms 8ii ieben. glm Snnitog,
oen "a. 0ttobcr, lit old pon 3 llbr
bis 5 llbr @lotinee, um Oeutihen
6aniiIien aus ser ltmee9eno @cIe-
genbeit 5u geber, sic berrlibcn 9il-
Ser 5u ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22

SIX SQnab 2cWpebcr pom ylr
2c2i, g8cg 4rottiraBc, III lebte &o.
cjc Don cIucul gciudIe III Salmiinitcr
Mel 6rautfwt q. Dl 5uriidgete9rt
Gr muBtp Nber Gnglono rciiet nno
mur0e oort nod Scr asol5eiitation
aebradjt no man ibm ieinc aau5eu
DcutItca 8citiugen uuo cine &ilte
Giparrea moana6m Grlt nadocm &c
mrd ieinen &ob beipieIcn bate, Dob
a glmeritaner por, uiir0e e. freiges
laIieH 3r 2einwebcr Dat oabei tci.
Ncp qiaieu Ginbrud iiber Die Gualdu
oer niiaebradt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22
glene Ncneripritc fiir Qnt6rruiIIc.

DC frciipilli9e 6elermcbr Gom1
pognic BON 2utberpile bat cine ncue
glttonlobiIipribe crbolten sic noh
5ufrie0euiteleuocn grobcfnbrten in
Gicnit geitaIlt woroen lit, 4ie 0ampf.
ipribe 1T Elm Some 6eocrol mp
mo bat cine @eidluinoigfeit bon 80
@lelen III ser Stinoe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22

pr. aorl Gugel BON 9lr 429, iSor.
rci @traBe. bot einen griei bon ieis
ppn Batter III StodlH Del 9o1um
qgbalteL in mclhcm uitgetbciIt miro,
Hab iciu @ru6er a2 Sabre alt lino
iglHe bci0cn 5hpdger 20 uno 30
Sabre aIt bls 8um 30 September
itad Hidlt eitgc5pgcu moren obibon
ile INIT acbniudt oarapf aemortet
Aabci Iic @ricie pon bier bat oer
3aicr crhaliea abcr crit nah lon9er
3pit, pabreHo pcIhcr q iiuner inl.
ier oer 2LunaBme gelcbt bot Dob leln
1obn biQr upn ocn Gnalanoer1 ges
fnnaen iei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22
Sin sIvpea ans Berlin.

Gberbiirgermeiltcr MerHutb BON
Berlin eriudt 0loBor 9Sreiton
I'M @erbreituug mobrbeitsse
treuer 9eri6te iiber oen curopdi.
ideu ariea aus oeiitiden 2uel-
len. ~ lleberienoet oeutide 3ei-
tungen.
GPoDor @reitou erbielt geiteru Elm
9Sadet @erIiner 3eituneeu NIT Oem
intcnitebenOen @rief Oes Sberbiir
eerlneiItcrs Iernlutb BON Berlin.
Ger N1oDor erfldrte eeitern OoB er
0cn @rief beute beontporten uno Dem
@erliner 5tooto6erbmipt mittbeiIen
weroe. ooB Oieies 2onO neutral rno
iciuc gep6lferlmg aeseu arieg iei
lno ooB CT boffc. ooB 0ieies 2ano
cuh in feiner Mciie in Den ruropoi-
iden ariee beripidelt merOe.
Der @rief oes 9erliner O6erbiir-
Qermeiltcrs loutet foleenoermoBen:
,llnier oeutihes &oterlouo bat
0os ocnfbor aroBte Sntereiie oaron,
SAB mdbreno oes eegenportigen
3ompfes. sen cs lin ieine @riiten5
fGmpft. ooS ncutrole 9llislon0 finn
tig6iu ni6t me6r ousidlieBlid Oiir6
sic qSrcIie unierer @eaner ilber sic
ariegsercigniiic unterrihtet miro.
Gie llnge6euerlidfeiten Scr olsldn-
0ii6en 9crihteritottuns, Die nidt
nur, mo Tie ibr imbequem it, pic
s8o6rbeit ntcroriidt, ionitcrn iplte.
motiib gebdiiige, oas 9lnieben
GeutihIouo's idGoigcnoe 2iigeu.
Nodric6teu uerbreitet, 5mingcn Die
Geutihen oud bier 81 tbutfrdftiger
glbmebr.
Syns6eionoere erohtet es mnmcbr
aud Die @emciuoeDerpolhing inie
rcr Stoot fiir ibre paterldnoii6e
gSfli6t, bon onltsmegen SAritte 81
ttin, INN Scr StaOtOermalhmg uu0
ser 9iiraeridoft ser groBcn @enlein
meien ser neutralen Staaten Die Be
ridte Der 6eutihen 9rciie iiber oic
gntpideling oeS arieges fortlaufeuo
5iqGnglidb 5u modem. 0ie oeutiben
3eittngen brinqen Dor gllem regeI-
mdBig oic &eroffentIidruecn Oes
oeiltIhen SouptquortierS iiber oie
GrieosIage. 1icie 0ladridten oic
ihlidt un0 einfob aus oieier loute
rem Gueae fIieBen merOeu Der @elt
ltets elm unbe0ingt perIdBlides, fla.
res Spieqelbilo Der greigniiie ge6en;
cine @egeniiberitelluug oicier 8erihte
nit oencn ser @reiie imierer @egner
roiro ser g}oAipclt ocreinit 5eigen,
oif melher Seitc sic @abrbeit ge.
Iton0en uno ouf pelher Seite iih
2iqe uu0 Seuhelei eingeniitct baben-
g8ir miiroen ser uerebrliden Der.
maIting Sbrer Stoot 5u ooieruoem
1cnf perpfIidtet icin ipenn ipir Die
SSreloe bdttel iiniercn glufruf an.
ibr @erebtiafeits. ino llnporteilih.
feitsacfibl erfolareid 81 icBen wennI
iit uniere Nadrihten bereittuiIl ent.
ccgcundbme iin0 es iidl ongelegen
ieiu lirBe, iic 8ilr &entniB oes oors
tigen offentliteu Observation-Disclosures
iino, penn ut6sIid, etma our6 gIus-
Ieeung in 0ffentlicben 2eicbnlleu ODER
IN ionit eeeieneter @eiie aitd ltnmit
teIbor 8ur aenntniB ibrer @iirger 81
bringen.
0ielen Sdreiben legen mir Die
oiltIiden Telegrantne bonn Wlonot
sliiguit bel. Eages5etllugen folgeu
t09Iicb nnh.
g9eruult6, Gberbiirgcrmeiiter
S9irfIicber @cbeiiner Nntb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22

1onnendlllaung ....s0 u. ~ Wf.
@onnenlutieraana 5 III 20 Dl.
Nlououuiergmag Z II. 3i M 9l6euos
Ilut6 IS II. 30 90 Olorgens
1au6 .0 II. 30 s0f. glbeuos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-22

StoSt SSuoenieur s.. s. S6ouer
itno cine glu5o6l onoerer iidOiilber
9eaniter bon QDnhburg, @a itattc-
ten gciern Ser Wlouiuucntcniiaot ei.
men 9elib ab- Ger 3iued i6res
aonlnens mar, 0aS nene 9Sflaiier
ser Staot 3n inipi3iren. uno ocs
t6ateii iie unter Ser 5ii1rung 0es
1t1ot Sagenieurs @lcGag glod
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-10-02
GERMAN PRISONERS
 ARE WELL TREATED
FRENCH cAPreRs DECLARE THEY TRANGRESs MORE IN
 KINDNESS THAN OTHERWISE.
weste. n Newspaper Union News Service.

Weste. n Newspaper Union News Service.
 London.-For the first time since the beginning of the war news by wireless sent out by the French gov ernment through the Eiffel tower sta tion was received in London Monday night. The message dated September 2S, follows:
 Feeling that their position was be- coming more and more critical under the pressure of the allies arms, the Germans have tried to stop us by re- peated counter attacks. Since Septem- Der 26 they have delivered by day and night frequent and very violent at tacks at several positions on our front. Everywhere they have been repulsed. sustaining considerable loses and abandoning thousands of dead and wounded.
 The Eighth army corps and the guards were severefy put to the test and large number of prisoners fell into our hands. It is to be remarked that many of the latter gave up volun- tarily, although they could have escaped.
 "It seems that the German soldiers are beginning to have no further doubt as to the treatment which awaits them in captivity. At the beginning all those we captured had a terrified and supplicating attitude arising out of statements made by their officers to the effect that the French shot their prisoners. It is rather by an ex- cess Of kindness that we transgress in regard to them and the too kindly treatment which is meted out to pris- oners in certain districts of France has even evoked complaints, which occasionally have been justified on the part of all those who know how our men are treated in Germany"
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-10-02
VILLA IS NOT A CANDIDATE
4olls Sftey- ~i',ss,yilla and Car rahza May Yet Agree.

Washington. - Formal announce 4ent from General Villa that he will fot be candidate for president or Eiee president of Mexico was received ft the State Department through George c. Carothers, consular agent at Chihuahua City. This dispatch, the first to reach Washington from the fn- | terior of Mexico since Villas revolt against Carranza's authority as first chief of the Constitutionalists. great Iy strengthened the hopes of officials here for a peaceful adjustment of the difficulties between the two leaders.
 Special significance was attached to Villas assurance because it followed so closely the declaration of General Carfanza that he would not become a candidate if Villa would give a simf- lar promise and all the military lead CTS were eliminated as presidential possibilities.
 It is general believed in official cir- cles that if General Carranza resigns Thursday, as has been declared he will, the convention called by him for that date will name as his successor Fernando Iglesias Calderon, whose se- lection has been demanded by Villa.
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-10-02
Answered at the cannon,s Mouth

Nish, seryia.-According to reports reaching here from Belgrade. when a representative of the Austrian com mander, bearing white flag, was ad- mitted to the presence of the. Ser vian command with a demand for the surrender of the capital, the Servian officers replied: --5.-t-.
 Return to your camp, and in three hours you will receive my answer from the cannon's mouth."
 Three hours later a Servian batterY opened fire on the Austrian positions.
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-10-02
SEES A MENACE IN JAPAN
Congressman Barthoidt Believes Press Is Too Bitter Toward Germany.

New York.-Japan's entry into the European war does not portend any good for the United States, declared Representative Richard Bartholdt of Missouri Sunday, speaking here at the thirteenth anniversary celebration of German Day. s.7es.. s.5zeza
 "England'S summons to the black men, the brown men and the yellow men to fight her battles against a white and highly cultured nation," he declared, twill not be the end of it.. Japan will demand her pound of flesh, which is bound to come out of the skin of Uncle Sam. Even now su- premacy in the Pacific may have been promised the yellow men in return for his present aid for the protection by Japan of India.
 "On whom, if not on Germany, could we rely for assistance, if we ever had a falling out with Japan?' Representative Bartholdt asked Ger man-Americans are justifiably embit- tered" he continued, "at the animos- ity shown in the Anglo-American pl Coo- It ttiN elyo udo Dctu dU l1fdIl- able rule of the German Americans here to show the utmost loyalty to the United States, and the least they can ask is that the press of this country show fair mindedness toward the country from which they came"
 In conclusion, MT. Bartholdt ven tured prophecy by saying:
 "A defeat or dismemberment of the German empire will mean eternal war, because the Teutonic race never will accept such a result. A victory for the two German races, however, will signify permanent peace. Both Ger many and Austria-Hungary cherish peace, and their two rulers wish for their people the blessings of fruitful civilization, the growth of industry and trade, and the highest develop ment of the arts and sciences; and the condition of such progress and the healing of the wounds caused by this horrible war is a secure and perma- nent peace anchored upon an interna- tional agreement providing for disarm- ament and for a high court of nations which will adjust all the peoples diff ferences and whose decisions will be backed up by an. international police force"
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-10-02

new on the entire front attacks of un- precedented violence with the deter mined purpose of trying to break through our lines.
 These attacks were made with a uniformity denoting instructions from the highest command to seek the so- lution of the battle.
 Not only have they not been able to accomplish it, but during the action We have captured one flag, some can mons and many prisoners.
 All our army commanders make special mention of the fact that the morale of our troops, notwithstanding this uninterrupted struggle, continues excellent, and that they themselves even have trouble to hold back the troops in their desire to rush on the enemy, who is sheltered in defensive positions
 The following official war bulletin was issued Sunday.
 First. On our left wing the battle has been continued with perceptible progress on our part. On the front between the rivers Disc and Somme. and on the north of the Somme from the Aisne to Rheims the Germans have made violent attacks at several point of the bayonet, but they were all repulsed. In many places the French and German trenches were not than 100 meters apart.
 Second. In the center from Rheims to Souain the Prussian guard has un dertaken unnecessarily vigorous offensive, being hurled back in the re zion of Berry Au Bac (11 miles north east of Rheims and about 25 miles east of Soissons) and Nogent LAD besse (three miles due east oi Rheims). From Sousain the enemy yesterday made a successful attack between the highway leading from Somme to Chalon Sur Marne and the line of the railway from St. Mene hould to Vouziers At the end of the day our troops regained the ground they lost. ls T .ts Between the region of the Argonne and the Mouse the enemy has not manifested activity. On the heights of the Mouse nothing new has devel oped. In the southern part of the Woevre district the Germans occupy front which passes by St. Mihiel and northwest of Pont-a-Mousson.
 "On our right wing, in Lorraine, the Vosges and Alsace, there has been nc important change"