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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
sqaiitao Oeu 10. sInanit 1914.
aie steanna Ocr 0entIden gIrmecn.

gliis Der Wlcnge pom metcns ininniacn I}elonn9eii
sic ans oon6on Edrs, griicl uno @etrrsburg fommcn
1T cs dper id cn 9o BON Der Stclllmg llno Dem Nu
nnrid Ger 6euidcn 9lrnee 81 MAIDEN. Sin ochidcr
Strocae cntpirit oas iogenoc gilo:
Nm Ger ouhidruidcn @reBc tc6m oos 1 ot
prcuBdc; g. ponmcrid)c s. poicnide; g., idede;
q, mcilprenBde iH0 20, oas ncue oltprelBlde Nr'
uleccorps nit Dem GonmanOoiib in 9aenein
Ger QroBe Gortob 0cr 0eltihcn 9rmccn gc9cn
6ronlreh ooa5ebt lid aus uno in iol0cnoen &idltm'
gen. Dc Dlnosarncc bciic6cno aus Dem T. iuctpboll-
dcn; o. bancotden uno TO- bonnoucrben grncc-
corps. iii ord 9cgien Dor Sitidb 9eriidt bait oele
ciung iebt ais Stbprlt mo gebt nit Der Saupnad)t
IN norowenhcr HdIiitu0 nad 8riic uno INN oielcs
terum nac5 glnhucrpcn Dor I'M oas SmiO pom 6eno 81
oubcrn unO IN 9ttucrpen cine Yais cngliibcn aa'
ral 5u 0cphme 10 ooB Die ocltidlc 6lotc NIT Der Nr-
incc coopcriren fam
Eie critic N}oiclornee bcc6cn0 aus Dem A., od]li
ftcn g. r6cinden; 1 . iniO 49,. fgl ddiiiden lno 2.
foDcribcn 9rueecorpS lit oird 9urcmbilro n0 geI.
gicn moridrt mo iic5t augeabIidIid 5pdlen Ninont
uno 2orode init Der bis googno Dorgcd)obcnen spite
Sic 5luciie Nloclormec bal 9urcnbnrg orbqert,
Qongipp uno 2onaupon oiif iron5odcm Yoocn crrcd)t
iuio bort icne 6ront bis SicnaD mcltlid olsgcoebn
Cie N6cnornec bcc6eno aus Den @oroecorps,
Dem T.. booiidm 49, beldcn nit DER aroBberjog-
lden beiidcn Gipiiion; 49,. miiriiem6erGiibcn, uno
bopcriiden Srmcecorps bat oic @rcnjc bel Yoita-
Woulion gcgcn )oncD oos 2od in Der crlicu groBen
iraiBciidcn 9cicihgmgslinic SeroluL Eoul, @pnol,
@eliort Neioncon ibcr1riiicn Gor mar and i'm
Sabre $40 Der ere N3oeli6rgong onrd Die 5weite r-
nee inter @ril3 6ricorid 9arl erolgt.
cic iimiic octidc grmee operrt I'M ObcrelinB-
Gort uarcu Die Sran5oen BON @eliori cngcbrodcn.
gle 6atte Die 5taot @il6aien bcIcet uo audi oic Be
Iteuta bon GoliHdt bhot 9tht0ct lin oori6i 9can'
gen 5 fonnen bdttcn ic aber crit bic 6eihng gcbrci
iod] ne6nlen miiien uno bat Oen audi bon oiciem
Sca bel Gomor" ndjts weiter 0crlalrct. VtiilGauien
bobcn oic 5raBoicn wcocr Uerlocn niiiicu. gic Nb'
iidt oicies iran3oiidcn %orgebens mar otcnbor, d)
onrt sic 9eiebung Der @ogeicnpdie ole Serbinoimgs-
lnien ridpdrts 81 iiderr INN nd)t Dem @aiBgcdd Der
9rmce 9ourboli's i'm Sabre 1871 5u pcrfollen Ciee
gbiidt III nidt crreid worOen mo oos olcrreidide
grmcccorps H. Smis6rld, wclhe bropcn EDroler Don
@eiersblrg 3n oSlapc" getcnpelt mcrocn ooutibrt
rem 9himorid bonn @o0enIcc aus.
9lls oie Nalipt6cuegmgcn iieacn id Die Der beiOen
D}oiclormcen mo bic Der Hbenormce bar IS Donoelt
iid babel unl Den @inmardj Der ocldidm SIrmcen in
0ranircid pom 9torocn ans unO in 0re gSodeu idon
icnnc c Dor %aris cn g9os Die ruiihe Grenie an
hcir 70 fam oa5 goierlono rlbig ein. 0ort baltcn
sic Sit. mo SeeprcBen Die @onnlern Die Sd)leicr
mo Die 4oicner gsodt lie wcrocn oic 9iien nift in
ibre 0eimaib einlalcnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15

Oe 9llsbr BON Se6ensmieIn pcrbeten Ocnn Die Ibat-
iedlc, cab Guropa micrc 9la6rmasmittc brondt miro
BON ocn Spciontc ais &ormon0 bcnuBt Oic Frciic in
oc Sobc 81 rei6en oebe tcnc Se6csuIittc mc6r aus
Dem 9aroe Damn nliiiicn bic Erciic peOcr 6ernter lon
men, GnglanO miB Damn bun0cru lln0 gcroOe Elm
bmgcriOes GnganO miro Der @e Den baloi0cn 6ricocn
9e6en Sungr in GnganO ulO 6ranfreid beoelttet
SrieOen, Simger ooer Sun0crSnotbpreiie in Oen Der
Stootcn fonnen 5lI crnlten llnru5c iiibrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
GriesIum Cine.



.Qor0 Baltimore" nro ,Ecml" 3 uDr vMsci,
pcne idQlh mo Sonnnas bon Stabi' mo geca
iimore Sirohe Gbone 4aiierrouie ourn m
Neiicrion NH @Dciicr. Yn.. an 4oplS,sr,Tr
$f25 6inrcIc; MnbInbri So. tShtlg 9er
Nfdiobri pcr 1nos oocr ylabiboot nocr ~
~ g. N-N0bn" $500 eco,
SpcSinlraic fit cincn gScD. nnr nnl @nh
boot nn6 @0liaDcpfia 9iiliig. 73t: i'm slhgna5
0cine b0lbcu Nlllcie Sc0cn Wlonlna p'
3rci0g i'm gluQiilt III
6inen gsce S5c. Mncic sum 8erloni ~,
qbiaocIpbin, nod Baltimore nur giliiig pt,e,
3nqbooicn aiItia nit slbiabri 8 Sorm al y
yahibootc inbrcn iualih. Gonntoae dllss,i an
nomricn, libr 9ldmm HurdQanas. w llele N.
nicbrioen 8oten bel gIIbduq0s na6 lilnirdb
g}cn'gnrf. gllbnliD. 1roD uno n0rolihen Yn1ie',n
ten D'abAciicil 75c. 6radt IN nieotl s,Sr.
Nalcn ais pcr Gabn nn0cnDmmcn uno pe''
bert. G6rcibl iiir 9lelenbrer, ,t
(Sunif2 3Wlie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
Dic aornOudercr mhiien 6elunnacu ucrOeu.

Rrdiiocrt Booorom gSilion Bat Die Sodiinon5 be-
5pit9en bm miro eS old 9elingcn oc Stornpnhcrcr
su hcjunacI. Sn icnmI Sdreibcn an sen General.
9nwot irdgt cr, Ucdc nce @eicbgc6ng notbwenoig
ilt oen Spcnontcn nit Sebensnlittcn oos Sauowcrt
3il lcgcn ,Sn 0en cropaiden Sdnoern Die inn &ricge
mitcinan0cr cgelt ncroen Observation-Disclosures ais
Sen0e 0cs Staaics bebanoclt; iogor oos lbcroc Gng
lono bat cbi Elm @eict meldes Der 9le9erlmg Die @c
roh Qicbt ecbcnsnitcl nit 9cidloa 81 bclcacu Giic
iodc ojqpo 1T bier uiocht6or obcr Ger GouarcB fam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15

n3uci aricgsidifc Der gartcn (GuslanO uno
6ranfrcid) lieicn in idmer bcihooiGtcm 3lIiouoc i'll
SONG Song Elm nit Dclcn @cruunoctcn an NorO; Sim
5cl6citen iibcr oos Secgcett ldBt bic Geniur nidt
ourdl" 60 latct cine Cepcidc BON S9oug1ai @in-
5clbeiten i6er oas SceNeiedbt dBt oic 9enlir nidt
GcuiidCn idpcre 9icbe bcionunen bobcn gud iber
bic 3crItorlmg pon bier brtiid)en 5dloGtihien mo
itds aruBcrn ourd 60 oaliiHe IorpcOobootc i'm 0um-
bert an Der Otfte england ldBt Die Gcnur nibts IN
oic 0cicntlidfcit fommen A6cr Die Ndbrbcit DER oi
priuocm g9cge nod Jlcp2)orf aelangtcn yielOma miro
ord bic sInfiinoioimg Gnolaios bcGtigt OoB cs III
icncu eGicn Yhnen lc9cn meroc!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
yScrmiIdJte gln5cisem.
22.O0O 0cntId6c Sadlcr ucridJIrmOcri

22.0O0 9cntIdjc SndDcr UcrIdIlemocrt!
Wcrhcirathct oOcr lroig, Mlann pncr 6ran, 9lit
ubcr SUM. Sfene Y ylielpra6e. ycrldnot lii'
bc0nQt Wr0ts Rrolpcit
WlelherldaltS.e .eOncm, ipclibcinnnics un6 nn'
crfnnni bclies cnelii@c5 Scblnnierr6temert.
NerlnHnt Wtntieprnfpcltt.
spie mctte ldl Shrgcr her Nrrctnlntrn Staa.
leu? i5tnNcn nro Nniportcn. Htcte $l.O0
4rnftirer Aaihaebr iir @eiMaitsltnte; 90
4,rcis 81 90
Caqliidcr epi61mcller, bor8iaIidc5 enatt,
s.hrS SclhfuufcrridiSpcrf YvciS $f.O5
Brcls 9bc
4em'in GnaIIincS umb Gnanla HsM.dlss
Nbrterendl, l5cr 400 ScIieh NH anaane oet
Wnelprabc 4,fcle uOc
3os nmsns b.gilde e,,berLAn. krcls 2Qe.
QUdlDndl. TeuHdles. YrciS 59s.
Ncfncr glufliarnna unb NmebilDnna ou le'
bem G5chicic burcb quite Nnbet.
Qntnlug, nit hber 10000 beri6icbencH Bh'
lc-u 3ur gluemnbl. nrnlls.
Nctc0nngcu III Der NctrnQ bci3uInQcri.
GharleS Ganmeber Vubllihiiia Numpnnn,
2O5 Cat a. cir, WeDsDurI 0itg.
(beh25. %, 81, CD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
rcpnrtcmcnt fir dlfcnnInc YcrbchcrnnneH.
nnicr. Ncpnrirmcnt nee Sinoi.N .Nnacncnrc.
Nlit VIC. bic ce nnacht!

" q / I M q I G.. ~. Nult itifs
oln 2lnc, bic ce auacht!
IS miro biermil ncmlb ocn Aphniiien s6 y
nfio S6 oce baltimore Sinoi quarters bc,
fnnnl Qcnlodi 0nB oic Hlnlicrnnpe 0ominllllon
Der Ginbi baltimore nab ocni g. Scqtcmper
1914 bcO.nuen miro bic ndhamannleli SltdbeN
nun yluenS mil mpacrncm Winicrnl 6u pliu
dicrn licn an pinnerl, iinb ncii 3i brlcacna Nlle
luiQciprbcri. 0rlnnbnihihcnc lilr nle Ntpeliet
IN ldicn lnO 0cle Dor Dem 8. september 1914
AT becnOcu bic in iraeno cHcr gScile Die ylui'
Qrd0unQ pocr glnircbuna nnhocnnnnicr Sira'
Ben oocr NllcOe obcr cnce Xbcuce octclocn
roibio mndcH nldhicn nQhocm ne AM ol0e
gScilc ecpllderi, ncu aepllalieri ODER hen De-
lcQi iiiio.
Sic cbcn crmd0rien eirobcd uno slacp2 no:
Gourildno St.. BON SrnniltSt be @cnlrc Il.
e. Qnn St BON 00miltou e. bic 0entrc.Si
0cnirc'St. bon SonrilonoiSt. Dis gSol0lnaion'
FlnV.
MurionAllrp, pnl Eager Sir. bis hcao Sit.
QcoGnSn Mich bon StFanI e. bio @11rlcs &.
pouc0ropC. C.yutb ron Vynnh9tucn bic OnQcri II.
gorcQroOc. 9lnen BON 0boie.St biz 4fclion cir.
NlncO n0r0lih bon WldhilourSir bon e. RdAi'
CIR. bis YupeprroesHllco.
so QrpOc Nilcn. hon Ncnlrt Sir he opnlc 1lt.
Sdrpropc slucn. BON Nioolc.Sir bis lteion.Sir
6union gn bon RrclipnS bic Dii. 9lonnl.Toc
'elnrerglllcO bon 0dniiionS Si bis Aihnpno. St
Ncdminrn'Ylu non CdlOcriSt bis 0Ourlldnos>i.
9ucD itcilim pnn 0alpcri.Sir. bon Sdrf Kane
bio Ncdulnro'&uc0
SidotS Snacnienr
Sm euiirnQc ocr 8ilcieruna9 GunImiliion
bcr Gi0hf baltimore.
Husiibct mn rDnluiircnoer Nnncnicur
(1nli27. Nlno3iO1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
Nmsnei. slenarSe.

Baltimore. H. 9uanii 1914.
Vcriicoclic glnacbutc nit 0cr Nulnritt peru.
ppinl iUr CONTRACTING q Decorative 5Dnninn"
an ben VOnro OF glndr0e Of baltimore NiiO
norclri mcrocn 0is Wiithuonl, ben ,. Scpten.
bcr 1914, If llbr Gormliiags, inn gurcait ocs
Gtuht Rcgiiirniore. 9inibhduo baltimore. MD.
cnigc0cu pcnonnlcn iucrocn lur oci Ynn uno
bic Nonciourp cines iiiniilcrideu VrulMens
an Der Nreuinng oce Onuslndp mo Der Vnlls
Q4dncn Ocrsccbnci H. bic i'm glifeonl ocp
Ocrtn Ibcoborc gScuo Yicii0. NrDltciieu -Dte
viuOor5 uHo Der NuoaeisNcbotoc. nnlbeloa0r
spcSiliIniIoncn mn0 9ldnc i1nncn am nnb
nah IUuncritnn, 13. Wunult 1914, nui Wclum
i'm bureau 0cs Nrbiiciien. Simmer Nr. 1910,
9lmcricnn Nuibina, baltimore, Wlo., crldnnt
ucrocn @lHc Ccbiibr bon $500 miro lnr
ebc NcGc bon Gpc5iliiaiiuncli mo Nlduprtncn
rrbubcn 1cic Scbiibr uiro bel NlidQahc am
ooCr Opr Ntiiiipnm hen .. Sepicnlhcr lill ~
Der nidi beunbien Spcjlliialonen uno ,Hlglle
IN puicm Sulinnoc 3urildcriditct, oocr pct
&hdeuoc nnr Der @ldre. mcnu Elm Nnecbot
cinQcrcidi iuiro.
0in bcoIoubioicr ebc6 bes Nieicrs ir bic
Gummc bon 100000. aui cine ~0lcdrnA ponle
Qaul" QcSoocn an Die Crorc oce Wn0otc un0
Ocs Sinordihe bon Baltimore 5nblbdr, niiiB
mii icOcm WnQchoi bcponiri meroet
Ncr criolOreichc Dieter 0ui oielell 00nltnit
miih Nnrgl6nfi ncllcn mo bic NorlnrlitcH
ocs Siuot0baricre finer eonirnfic crilllen
Nic Guniroibch0roc hebdl iicb oas Aebi Dor.
fGcao cin ooer aue sInacpoie iutlldS Snpcllell
ar6ueTt
9cdtlai:
funocreuoer ErdTocnl scr GpnirniiiFeboroe
fNluQl1 fl iTl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
SnSrafGne.

sm H. euauii 0narles Sininaslcn, unibtr.
nidic. .Nulpiiul "A Sabre nlt
glm 3. 9npnii t5corac Slnmbera, NnrDldno
IllQcmcinc Noipiial 62 Sabre all
gm .. glAnli slnuic q. SrOpncr, yir. 33t,
0lmont 5itaBc go Sabrc ali.
glm H. glngrii cya d. 6lcIibcn, 9ir. 625,
2Sclisgarrc SirnBe II Sabre nlt
PIN H. NlmQni Martin Sadcnac, SiaotNos
ipiinl. 63 Sabre alt
slm II. glnauii eoniS y. 0rciimnu. Gr.
2olO 0urnro gucnuc, 81 Sabre ALL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
Wudl ucra6rscu aampfcu Fat nmIcrr Radbar.Sle

n6lif Merfo enolid micocr NAL 9lubc Die @onititi-
tionoIiiten 6obcn Die &egerlmg iibcrnommcn gtnn
miro es lid ia 5eisen, ob c I'M Stonoc lno, Dem Sanoe
oouernoei 6rie0cn 81 gcben &enn lie obcr Ole Sano'
iroae nidt slr 3uiricocn6et Der 2an0nr6cilcr oicn
Damn merOcn 6ol0 ucuc RcDotonen ailsbrcdlen. Gor-
ron5o mllB cin gSort bocl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
0ic 9ruIeIIc Ocr Ocntlden NOLidlaiL il @aiNinal

Die Eruteitc Der Ocntidcu NOidlat in %aibinsiOn
BADEN aebolien Scbt wcrocn alitb idmutlidle aabcl
nicn inter Gcniur geeIt imo nid alcn nnr Die Gclc
irntcnitoiionen bic @crbuolno nit Dedi6ano 6obcn.
IoS lit gercdt 0ur6 Oieicn Sd)rit 5cigt Srdli0cnt
@ion Dab er bic 9ieroitdt Der Scr Staaten IN 0er
pcnliden @eiic niltredt botcn piu Scbt fonncn oen
,gircn@ ndjt me5r BON bier chuaige gSinte 0cge
ben werOcn i6cr Die 9cueguno ocuider aricgsdiic in
Mtlanhdcn mo Stiae S5eon mo ii6cr Die Yewegung
ctltider SanOclsilife
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
Din 0ie Oamcn.

Die elu;ine snuIe IN oer eiaot.
llnIere Ndb.taien ictt often. Sun9e Ganien,
mcl6e bic Nleiocrmdhcrfuni nnd ben nenelten
Wicibohcn crlcrncn mUucn. ionneu nicS ~ lnt,
dcr 8eii onr6 ben Nn,hlnb on oiele Nlalcll
crrcidcn ilHlcrrdlt WlurGcn5. Nahnlilinge nno
glbcno6 Ncoacmc Giunoen. Sn 0onle be-
nonncne Qlrnctien f0nncn iulbreno oes lnier'
ridit inn 0nipnri bon Wlulicrn eribcilt. N1bere
9lnelunlt IlbritltD uocr mnnolih bet VII
s0nbcrc. VT. 3O2. Wct Snrntunn' 'StfnDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
gnrtau bcr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Wuffuu pct &ttubCNoululDlhnofNpW
NuIttmOrc, a. Sni 1914.
Die Girdbenour0bui6e 0pmmilinre IN ocr
Giaot Baltimore nncbcn biermit bciuiln, onb,
nntbbcm fe ibrc 1abelle bcr bic 0niiddogng
Qcn lniuiicn ruo yScriberbobuugcll ibrHinllco
Scr conormniruna, Grtiinnng ino Ncfprcite
rng npu Vronoluan, nit OcrldllcQcnct Nfelie
bon so ,SnB bis 3u cipn 10i 5nb. ontb ole
0oH0cmuirmp cinco 0irnnoiiidce an Der Slios
mcftG Gdc bon NronoiuaO nno 2bnnce Sltube,
ncbi ben oardn hciinolihcn enoQiiltlgcn uno
cOrrQrtcn erlldrcnOcn Rlnnen rcOibiri DauciL
ncmdb oclt Norl0riltcn ocS 0bartcr5 Der
Sinof Baltimore line her am "A WeaViAglf
unicr5cihneicn HcroroltuHo Nr. 4lV oeP
WiuDOrS mo Gtnoirnibe. f(Nlu9inL /
lic bcrmi 9i0ii8 acbcn. bob bclAic 2npcuc
uro Nnric ami 0eic gScllc DoucNoct NM ne
QlaubiQt mnrocn iii. mo o1n fer Nlnnor mo
Cinhirdih BON Baltimore. OoCr irgcno Wcdle
@erlon D0cr Beflpncn. Corporation oDer eDtpp'
tationcn. bic NIT bem 3uiprnob oer Gniibnoi'
Nnngcn oocr ouierle0icn 9NcriDcrppbnnQcil uie
bier gcnonni iii3ulrc0cn nm. lnhcilnio
orcihQ 800 Edacn bonn erteH Snge TN An'
onis inn Snhrc 1914 ON. Dem Tninm Der eflien
bon ms cslniIcncn NcrniicnillhunN oiclfs 20.
fis ndQcQcn hurh ihrlilidc Hctiiiup an rds
Baltimore Shoiacrdli nppculrcn mo0eiL in'
ocm Iic oae GerIobi nm cine Geolllon oericlbcn
enaenc 6. Ornnnau,
Eubn y SnnIDrO,
8nrrn u. 9cmlep.
0omnliidre.
(amefsi5.22) 0Icrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15

SunoOu 6Ort oaf bic STrfc Der Oeuiiden 9lcgicrmug
5ran5ig Ddaonen Dollars iir Ole bciocn oedidlen
SrcBcr .oocben~ mo Qresldu" bejoblt baben oa,
im0 Die gaiirten~ oacn geborliide Brotetnoten al
sic tiirridc 9icgicrma gcrdict baben gSem Die &C.
d)idDte mobr it, tam tic iheBd] nod oo5u iiibren oaB
aud Die Eirfei in Den arieg nit bincnge3ogcn werocn
miro, mo baum e5t I'M SonomOrebcn Der gan5e Bal
ian pcoer in Delen 6lommcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
0ie tietbIoue Gce.

Die melt bic Nni hluob nuo 0lppiani A.peslI
STlnrHpn, 100 Nicilcn; GQl6mnilcr; ocr pa' 1he,
InQ; Ychcncrcicr iiir icinc sinner. Acl ,fs
hc6ic Enmpier .@nlinn Gilcc~. SicnlidHe n,,ie
Honneriinno nm llbr yicrqcilS; 81 priinra
ciipn 10 ubr sbcnos. Ninclc 50c: %es''
am rs. AIM. (SnnilS, ,6&@. .3u"tl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
0ie bciten nn0 beIicbtclten

gYuictinbflcn uDu NnIiInl1tc nilN
Deainnrn Gomliag 20. Sunt ,us
Die pradtlgcn RDrt IcVDlil- 1Ku0 BcileH'"
Cgfurluucu. Ait
@r0bnrioe Sccaerc. ciebirnS'Nneilhicn tr,l
QroBcn Nriidcn. gdmis benz GnSaucbdma' 0Ssass,
Qlcib 9clcbter Sampler ,oucaucbdliih mi
ocn Gicniing. Sonncriag mo Slnliag ous5.
1 llbr Nnhfn Sii Nnuie nm iO.4b slpeu'-
yTiiluod)S Soiul, mo SanIluqS 10 Hotn,'
Qiilctc soc Uhiif. Sulmfkcr W.
trItnil8 I&E, ,3sUtc)
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gnrran aes weDdMse. aMIpeIlpre.

SO babe slppliioiioneu lhr bic iolgcnoeu
Yroilcqicn erbaicn:
WinlOinc;
55 81. @ NCncl;
Ncilcl:
Sn6mclicdc 0omaro. nno @rat erabe -
36i So. %. 3cllcl. $50 s.. y. .gloior.
User ocnicbcn opponirt monc iclncn Yroict
in bicicm gnrcnu I'M oocr Dor 10 ubr Cprs
miiaqe am 10. glnnnt 1914 cinrclbcn. mann
lbcr oiciclbcn Qci0.ub aciabi wito-
Is. e. SmbbS,
(gnaf5) ecbduocs 1nipcitor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
grHRel mcIOct INNER nod SScOcrIneen Der 1cut.

Iden in gcaicu ac6t obcr 5ii, DAB Die ocutiden sr.
mecn ltnouboltiom pororingcu 9riel idcint cnolidl
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7. WUWUT WI
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9luI Dem Fopicr.
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Nciidint.
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(gluQt1I5I7)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-19
FORESEES FAILURE
OF PEACE PARLEYS
1.-THE Post" of London, Thinks
Wilson Will Revert to Watch
full Waiting Policy.
IBy Gable to The Tribune. J

London. June 19.-"Complications IN
Mexico" is the leading editorial in The
Morning Post" which says:
'Tt seems probable that the Mexican
conference will end in failure and that
President Wilson win revert 10 his policy
Of watchfu waiting until the issue Is de-
cided by force Of arms. This means that
the existing situation in Mexico, which
the President described as lntolerable
almost a year ago. may continue for an
indefinite period, and it is even doubtful
whether "A decisive Constitutonalist vic
tory would lead TO n final settlement.
From time to time there have been
reports Of acute differences between Car
rama and Villa. Each is, no doubt, hop
ing that the prize Of the Presidency will
fall to Him, and an open rupture is said
10 have taken place between them. There
seems to be some doubt whether the quar-
rel will be composed. but even If truce
is now patched up between them there
is certain. sooner or later. to be a strug
gle for the mastery when and II they
succeed in deposing the common foe.
1T looks very much as II President Will
son VIII be forced 10 face the prospect OF
armed Intervention in Mexico in the in
terest Of humanity If for no other rea-
SON"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-19
VILLA BUSHES BIG
ARMY TO ZACATECAS
Takes Action on Learning of ADJ
vance of Federals from San
Luis POtosi.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Torreon, Mexico, June 1S.-Fifteen
troop trains are carrying General Pan
cho Villas main army to Zacatecas to-
night. General Villa will follow within
two days, unless there should be a
change i'm the situa ton in the north
" hich requires his presence. In that
event General Felipe Angeles will direct
the Zacatecas battle.
The departure Of the army tonight
was hurried. General villa received
news this afternoon that General Pas
cual Orozco, with nearly 10000 Fed
erals. had left San Luis Potosi and was
moving TO reinforce the Xacatecas gar
rison. To check Orozcos advance, 1t
is said. Villa has ordered flank move
mcnt around Zacatecas, as II is be-
lieved that should Orozcos force reach
Zacatecas the F'ederals would begin a
movement toward Torreon.
Villa is sending $4,000 men and forty
five cannon to the south. They will
ioin the nearly 10000 men Of Natera's
army. and the Federals will be met by
the largest army the rebels have yet
rut In the fcld i'm one body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-19
VILLA DENIES WAR
AGAINST CARRANZA
Adds Nothing Will Be Per
mitted to Interfere with
the Revolution.

Torreon. Mexico, June 1S.-General
Villa to-day issued the following state
ment regarding his relations with Cen
eral Carranza:
81 have received to-day many tee
grams from different newspapers IN the
United States asking what is the mat
fer between General Carranza and my
self. | already have said through the
Associated Press that there is nothing
between General Carranza and myseN
which has in any way altered our mill
tarv policy. | now will so even fur
Their. and say that there never VIII DC
any differences between General car
rama and myself that will interfere
with the work of the Constitutionalists.
'It would be folly for any OF the
leaders TO impede or in any way NAM
per the great work now that we are
almost within reach Of our goal. 1t
would be simply madness TO wrangle
about individual differences. We viii
fight the enemy of our people and his
minions until we have vanqulshed
them. After that has been accom-
plished you may rest assured that all
Mexican patriots will do their duty
and. shoulder TO shoulder, will work
for the good of all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-19
CANOE UPSETS: TWO SAVED
Boys Cling to Overturned Craft
for Half an Hour.

Two Brooklyn youths, Joseph Williams.
OF $40 57th ST., and John Morrisey, OF
62O7 Fifth av.. who had hired canoe
at Emmons Dock. Coney Island Creek.
were capsized yesterday afternoon in tho
Narrows off Seagate. The lads chung 10
their overturned craft, but though they
were only about 400 yards from the pier
of the Atlantic Yacht Club they were not
seen for more than half an hour on ac-
count OF the height Of the waves.
They were rescued by John Bradley
Coney Island boatman. and after they
had been dried out at the yacht CLUB
house were able TO take back their canoe
A body washed up yesterday on Man
haitian Beach was last evening identiheu
as that Of Thomas Jordan, jr.. son Oh
Captain Jordan, OF the yacht TUNA VINO
with his friend. Clarence Brown, son o.
Police SERGEANT Brown. Of Fort Hamilton
station, was lost with his canoe iron"
Bensonhurst March 20. Browns BODY %
still missing.