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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-09
PRAY FOR PEACE
MILLIONS IN UNITED STATES Pc
TIT1oN GOD TO END EURO
PEAN WAR.
PRESIDENT GOES TO CHURCH
Secretary of State Tells Audience in
New York That Conflict Is the Great
est Calamity the World Has Ever
Known.


Washington, Oct. 6.-Led by Presi-
dent Wilson, the people of the United
States devoted Sunday to supplication
to God to put an end to the war which
has convulsed the eastern and shaken
the western hemisphere.
Responding to the proclamation OF
the president, millions Of men, women
and children sent up their prayers to
the Almighty to instill desire for
peace into the hearts Of the warning
nations.
Reports from other parts of the
country are to the effect that all rec
ords for church attendance were
broken
AS an effort to bring about peace the
spectacle Of the nation in prayer was
an impressive one.
In Washington such day OF church
going has not been observed in many
year. The churches we're crowded to
capacity and in many the peace pray
ers were repeated at several services.
The cabinet members who are in the
city attended their respective
CuuTCnoS.
New York, Oct. ga special detail
of police was necessary to handle the
crowd that was unable to gain en-
trance to the Peace Sunday services
in the Brooklyn Tabernacle, where
Secretary Of State Bryan was the prin-
cipal speaker. Before the time set
for the opening of the services the
place was filed with a gathering Of
Christians and Jews, who united IN
prayer for world peace. Among the
prominent persons present were Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie.
Secretary Bryan was presented by
Rev. DR.. Charles E. Jefferson, pastor
of the tabernacle, and declared at the
very outset that religion was the most
fundamental thing in mans existence.
He quoted Tolstofs comparison of re-
ligion with morality, defining the for
mer as that which was in a man, and
morality as its outward expression.
The same application of religion and
morality should be made in the case
of nations, he maintained.
Today" continued Mr. Bryan, Eve
are face to face with the greatest
calamity of history, begun just at a
time when the peace forces were gath
ering for final victory. And as we
pray to Jehovah for peace, more men
are in arms and anxious to try con-
illusions with the enemy according to
the methods Of war than the world
has ever before known"
Referring to the peace treaties sue
cessfully negotiated by him, he said
that they were based on the theory
that commerce was the normal ex-
preston Of human activity.
Mans plans must be carried out
when he is calm, not when he is
angry" said he. "It sthe plan Of
our government to deal with other
nations at time when an appeal can
be made to conscience, Judgment and
to moral sense. That time is not
when either nation involved Is
angry"
Following out this thought he point
ed out that no man can be found to-
day who will acknowledge RESPONSE
bility for the present war. None of
the nations involved will defend the
idea of war and none desires to be
held responsible for 1t.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-09

and dlScIOSeS an enormous
iceberg urround ed by
smaller pieces that have
broken off.
Returning to realities, Sir
Hiram states that while
the apparatus will work ex-
actly as described with the
devices already designed,
he is not going to rest at
this point. He says that
he will shortly produce a
recording instrument with
a selective power that will
not receive any vibrations
except those due to the
echo of the blast sent out.
This will eliminate all
noises due to the ship and
the sea, and produce a very
clean record.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-09

have seen before. TIE markings on inc paper stTlp
are of considerable size and commence sharp and
abrupt but the ending is not sharp or distinct
There is trailing out of spots made by the zgzag
lines The total length of the echo is thus made
larger than that produced by the primary blast.
This shows that there is some kind OF cloud
about the object of different density from the sur
rounding air and that it is of considerable size.
The logical conclusions drawn are: the object is
Of great size; it is stationary and 1t mas something
about it that modifes the echo. Consequently the
record on the paper strip resembles that obtained
from both large solid object and cloud There
fore. it must be large iceberg surrounded by cold
sir. We change our direction so as to pass 1t on
our port side at distance of half mile Fortu'
nately we have barely passed when the Jog Hits
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-09
stork 70 vislt Queen

Rome, via Paris, Oct 7.-Of1cial an
nouncement is made here that the &C
couchment of Queen Helena is ex-
pected next January. The king and
queen already have four children-a
boy and three girls.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-09
SCULPTOR Found Dead.

San Jose, Cal, Oct IA sculptor
named John Van Rensselaer, was found
dead of heart disease in hotel here
Van Rensselaer, had been here since
September s, and was believed to have
come from the East.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-09
Reserve Banks to open Oct. is.

Washington, Oct. 7.-Reserve banks
in St Louis and Chicago and probably
in Boston and elsewhere are expected
to open October Is, according to pres
ent treasury department plans in
Washington.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-09
Wife SLAYER pies a Suicide.

Danville, Ill.,, Oct. Ellsworth
re, who shot and instantly killed his
"a September % and then fired a
shot into his own brain, died at the
county hospital here late Monday eve
ming.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-09

Dor, for instance, may be
safely entered in a fog.
All this is to be done sim
ply by receiving and re-
cording the echoes sent
back by the objects to be
detected; but the sound
that produces the echoes
is not high enough in pitch
to be audible. It's vibra-
tions are powerful and
slow and are given out by
a huge siren at the ships
bows. The echoes are re-
ceived and recorded by ap-
paratus that serve as ears
and which are able to give
us much more information
than a real ear could do.
This latest collision pre-
venter is another adapta-
ton of a phenomenon in
the natural world. Sir Hi
ram Maxim has taken his
cue from the bat, which
he was reminded is en-
abled to tell the distance
of objects by the beat Of
its wings.
In bats the sense organs
are highly d envelope d.
When a bat flies about in
total darkness the beat of
its wings sends out a Sc
ries of pulsations, or
waves. T b e se. waves
strike against all surround
ing objects and are reflect
ed back and received by
the sensitive organs which
form part of the facn of
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-09

repeated blasts we find that the
distance between US and the OBJ.
ject diminishes about one-third Of
a mile in a minute. This, Of
course, is due to our own speed
and indicates that the object is
stationary.
When we are two miles apart
the reflection Of our blasts rings
the bells and the indicator shows
q different record from what We
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-09

detect floating object several miles away to esti
mate its size shape and distance and to recognize
the character of neighboring shore, so that har
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-09

S A RESULT of the Titanic disaster, Sir
Hiram Maxim, the inventor of the
Maxim gun, has evolved plan for Civ
ing ships sixth sense that will enable
them to avoid icebergs in fog by the
same means by which a bat finds it's
way about in the dark. For year or
more he has been working on device
which he claims will enable a vessel to
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01

Ma 6inQton, 81. 9(ug. 9Sn
cinem WlemoranOlmL weldes sic
britii9e Goii6ait geIiern oenl
Staatsocpartcment 81 IieQtc, miro
ertldrt &roBbritauuieu babe Bis
jett iiberbatpt feline Scenliuen aelcat
lmo Die @e6alptlna, oaB Elm 81
i6eroanlpier bon Sslano our6 cine
britiic6e @3ine 5nni Sinfen gc6rabt
mirOe, iai oa6cr imric6iig. Ios D1e.
mor1n0um lnlltet:
Ser 9iegicrung Sr. Mnieitdt lit
5u C6reu gefontmen, 0aB am ooer
i'm Ocn 26. 2lugiIt onge6iG Elm is.
Idnoiid6er 8ii6eroampicr cilua %
NleiIen bon Ignc cntierut auf cine
Seenlinc geitoBeu rn0 geiunten it,
uuo minOellenS elm ousldnoiI9es
@latt BAT 6ebalptct, sic Nlne iei ei-
ne engliide geueicu. Gas Qegcn bon
Diinen ieilenS Gelti1Ian0's BAT al.
lcrOingS sic 9l0miralit1t qcn6t6iNt,
ic6 oas 9led6t 81 gleidlen WlaBrcQeln
por5lbe0alten, a6er sic bcreit5 bon
Sr. NQoieitdt 9legierunig obocge6cne
Grtldrlng oaB feline cn0liic6eu @ii.
men aelegt morOen iuo, Gat bis SIT
oelcm 9liI1cn6lid nod i6re Dollc
@cltlng. Gie @liRqu aai ser So6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01

oes EDne woren oreiBig 91eileu fee.
mdrts 9elegt niHt in Ger6inoung
nit irgeno cine nliIitdrii1en Opera
ton ooer ieitens Oeutiher &riegs.
ibiiie, ionOern bon Oeuti6en Slider
0auplern oerer cine 6etrdAtlihe
Sail iid6 auf oieienl @ebie 6et6diigt
Bat. Die Summer cineS iol6en 81
ideroompfers, meldeu man tbatid6-
lidj bel Oicier Ebdtiafeit 6co6adtet
bat, mar 81. s. 81 @moeu." SIS
mdre gltt, mcnn OnS Ger6alteu Ger-
ienigen pelde Dies ongeoronet 6n-
ben, 5um @egcuitono Der ioraianen
Grpdgmg ieitens Der neutralen
0iddte gemaAt miirOe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01
g[udl elm Grieosopfer.

Sem Dorf, 81. 9(uguIt.
SSnfoloe ocs &rieoes fam g8iliom
81. @}itdel bon O1r. 761, 8rooowoD,
&atcrion 03..Sy Scr olS @rouerei.
Collector ongeiteIlt it, cine ibm in
Guolon0 8uacfoaene @rbihaft in Der
N5bc bon $750,000 nidt be6eben.
9IFcr er lit outcu @}utDes. 90 er oos
@cl0 niht orin0cno not6wenoig bat,
mir0 cr moriclJ bis Scr aricg Dor.
ii6er lit lm0 Die 9e6cblno ser Gr6.
idait fcinc Scbpicrigfeiter mabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01
0roltIuie statiuMen in @amama.

Gonomd, 81. 9luguIt. ~ Sur
6cncreu Si1eritenung ser g}eiitroli.
tdt ocs EonomofonolS 6oben bic
Ser. Stootcn oae orobtloicn TeIe.
0ropbenltationen in @anamo iiber-
noumen; ale pri0oten oro6tloien
6totioneu iiu6 oifgeboben imo 9Sr6.
fioent &orroS bon Banana bat Gin
Gcfret unter8eiAnet mooltr6 oac
Oro6tloien Stationcn fir immer Sen
Ser. Stooten ii6erauiportet mer0en.
0ic Ser. Staoten merOen mo6riAein-
lid ipGter nod bier 0robtloie Sta.
tiouen i'm Snnern Der 9tepubIif cr-
ridbten. Ger 9etrieb Scr 0robtloicn
Stotionen ser ullniteo 6ruit Co.
in Colon uno @ocos oel Zorro 1T be-
reits eingeitcat, uuo ale in Sdfen
0es Ednomofanals lieeen0e Sabr4
6cuge iino oobor gewornt moroen,
lire Orobtloien 9lpparatc onoers 81
oebrolMen olS 0lrN oie amerifani-
i6cn Stotioneu Scr &onol3one.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01
9Onnmitcrid5c in gOluntana.

ylrbciter -Vnreoii einer @rubengelell-
i4oft in ser g}dbe BON 8utte in
sic 9uft geiprengt. IT Sin @dr-
fer DerniBt.
@uttc, Mont.. 81. 9(uguIt. -
Gos 9(rbeiter Bureau Der nQ(nocon-
Sc @tiniug 60" an Ser &orrot-
D1ine, BON sen 9erglelltcn n9uitling
Cfficc~ 9enannt pur0c geitern W}or-
gen Inn 152 lt6r our6 cine furMt-
hare 0Dnuinit- Grploion, oie ole
&Gnier bier un0 in 0en &oritG0ten
in ibren Grlmofeiten cr5ittcrn mob-
t. idwer beidG0igt. Cine Seite oes
7meiit0digct ans 8aditeinen erriA-
teten @ebGuoes muroe bollt1nOig
meggeriiien llnO in Oen gan5en oberen
T6eil oes @ebGuOes cine groBe Ore
iHe gelcgt. So0iel befonnt, iDur0e
9demono oet00tet, ieooH miro Gin be-
jobrter @Ghtcr, ser in ocm @cbGuoe
cngeiteat mar, bernliBt. 0ie @rplo-
iion rief in ser Sto0t cine Ganif Der
ncr ln0 oiele @inpobner Itiir5tcn in
ibren giobtfleiOern ouf Die StraBe.
0ie 8crg6ou @eieQidaften 6aben
cine offi5ieQe g8arnung fir ollc 9[u-
Benitebenoen erloiien, iih bon Oen
Sergmerfcn fern 5u boltcn, moraus
nan iHlieBt, 0oB an Sen 9ergmerfen
&oden ousgeiteat iiuo, bereit, jeoen
9lngriff ob8uDebren.
03ili5 fir Quite in 9 G.
reiti6 aft.
&elcnn @1ont, 81. 9(uguit. II
9os 5pcitc &egiment ser Stoots.
@}ili3 Don Dlontono 1T geltern Wtor-
gen our6 @ouoerneur Steport be-
oroert moroen, iib bier iofort bereit
81 baIten Inn cpentuca in Der Si-
ttotion 81 Butte oerpen0et 3u fuer.
Sen. Oie N}aBnobme muroc ouf Elm
bon sen 9c60r0en in @utte iln0 Gil
per 8om-@ountD crgongenes@riu6en
an oen @ouDerneur erQriffen. @oi-
Oerneur Stemort duBerte iitb ni6t
ii6er 0ie 6eItimnte 3eit, Inn meIbe
oie Sruppen nd6 Butter abgeben
lpiir0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01
@er18r aeaeM ngImerieam @aM 90.

6 bicogo 81. 9lu9lilt. IT 9elpss
Pc9innt bor einem &eferenten Ou.
0ffentlide @erb6r 8weds 9tuflolll's
Scr yg[merican Gan Co." ole in Ors
eritcn 8pci Sobren ibres 9eltepeler
mebr ais bunOert bis oobin nrop.
b0noiee 6obrifen inter ibre eo~T,
troIe brabte ilno iebt oae Bis ait 2 z
iinter ibrer Subtel bat. Die Sp
l0lngsorore eegen oen ErlIt e.
foIgte Dor einem Sabre in @oltimoLNg'
@ier5ig 8eugen iinO gegen Die @ele"
idoft gelaOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01
Bum 9leaen in Die Sramfc.


Gcltic6e E66teri6ulc be8iebt 9uar-
tier ouf @aiS Sy8lono. ~ Gor-
Itebcrin un0 869linqe waren Dor
Dem europdiidcn &riege gefloben
ln0 bonn nmerifonii6eu SHlfS-
Gomite in 2onoon bicrber oiri-
girt wor0en.
New Yorf, 81. 9liguit.- -gis
ann lcbten oerfiigborcn @ldbben NIT
nnerifaniic6cn &ricgSfliidtigen be.
icbt longte 9elteru W}orggen ser
0olnpfcr st. Boul1 bon Der one-
tifoniihcn 2inic bier on ltno 6robte
i'm @an5cn 925 @oIIogicrc nit, BON
oencn mtr ctiuo 20 @crionen niht
clncrifoniitbe 9iirgcr maren; 631
6ottcn in oen &oiiiten @lob geflin-
ocn uno inter Sen 294 8miidcnocd-
lcrn befonOen iih mon6e, sic lonlt
bel Seereiicn gcnobnt fms, &ojiiten
elitcr &lniie fir ltcb in glnlpruH 5u
ncbmcI a6cr glQe erflGrten, fro6 5u
Icn OoB iic wieoer brimatblicbeu
@oOcn bctreten f0nnten, linO iogtcn
cS iei ibncn cinerlei geipeicn pie iie
1eriibcr gefonlmcn ieicn. 9ie llc6er-
fabrt Derlicf o9uc ie0en 3milAenfau
lnO &opit6n @oiiow crfIdrte, iein
Gompfcr bobe lutermegs fein cin5i-
gcs &rie9siAiff 81 @ciicbt befommen.
9icbt libel 0oran iin6 ncltn fleinc
a2GoderL meiitens 0clltibc, wcl6e
nit SRI. Gl6obetb @uncon, ciner
Scbmeiter scr bcrii6nlten 9orfuB-
Gdn5crin Sia0oro 0uncon bcrii6cr
fomcn. Sri. Duncan Ieitct cine
Eohtetidule nuf Ser @5oricnb06e bel
0nrmIta0t int @rob9er3oot6um SCI.
fen, melhe, ais ser &ricg uus6rodl,
geihloiien uuroe. @icle ser 6hii-
lcrinncn bc9oben lib nad) Soule, 0ie
rcltn bicrber @elau9tcn ipurOcn bon
Sri. Duncan nit no1 GnQlano ge.
nonnen rn0 bonn anlcrifoni16en
&iilfs.Gonite in 2onOon lonmt Scr
G6uIDoritcberin nob Seem gorf oiri-
0irt. Sic neueu N1Gobcn iino oQc
inter 16 Sabre alt ino ga ooS Gin
monocrllngsgcieb sic 2onoung bon
SinOern imter led5ebn So6ren, mcl-
hc nidt bon @ltern o0cr &prniin-
0crn 6e9Icitct fino, bcrbictct, 10 pur-
oen Ole ormen Ginger ole nit ein-
on0er nod Gais SSslano qeIhidt.
Doron bolf oud nihts, SOB Sroil
So6onna Sonien bon Scr. 3, @arf-
9Iocnic Donfcrs, oiif Dem Ood cr-
id1icnen mar, Inn 0ie @2Godcu, sic
in i6rem Seim lntergcbro6t mer.
Den ioIltcn Bis Sri. Duncan poIIenOc
&eniionatSrdlmc fir i9re 80olinoc
Gcfllnoen Bat in Gnpfong l5u ncb
men im0 SRI, $50. Gcrgcn BON glclu.
g)orf Gitp iicb oofiir Oer6iirqen mon.
te, ooB sic &inocr 9dcmon0em 5ur
2ait fallen wiir0cn. SpGter bieB cS
cuf @aiS SsIano, ooB oie &inOer
ln5meifel6oft oisqeihloiicn mcrOen
piirocn bod lit cs glei6foas iiber,
coB Oicier ouBeroelpobnIi6c Sal an
Die 5llitdnoioe @cb0roe nob g9oi6.
ii9ton gemeI0ct miro.
gIhunncutcn, oie ben .HcntldJcn Gurre-
iporbrntcu" uidli plintilid6 uoer unrcacls
maela erdaItcn inO qcbctcn, Der Office
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01
Die Q(ntoraierei.

glepport 81. s. 81. 9luglllr
@iniom s. SnlliOun Elm D's'
auldIiiecr 45-jdbriocr @lonn wilrp9ss
geitern auf Ser StcIle aet0Otet az az
oas gluto, in Dem CT init Dem 3O-Jav
ri9en Cornelius Sorrinoton iaB, 9v
gen einen StraBenbobn &og9o%%
iticB. Sorringtou muroe ernltl'"
DerIebt Die Wlaitbine mar nit o
ncr @eidwinoiefeit bon nebr als oV
Wlcilen Die Stln0e gefobren.
ltnberidGmt. ~ r0ic Solep
trdger Die ic6 neulid bon S6nen g.
fouft linO ihon am erIien Gage &c.
rilien." uSn warum 6o6en SE
oern nidt ein poar Gage geparieN
ebc sic iie anlegtenl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01
WluOifi3irmus aeplant.

S6ifiSontaiis6ill ioll cine p0aig
neue 6orm er6olten. Gtipoige
angefoufte fremoldn0ii1e Sdiiie
iollen pd6renO Der 0ouer 0es
arieges MIR fit @crfc6r nit Ser
@eitfiiite BON Siioomerifo be-
itinmt iein
g8ai6ington, 81. 9(uguIt. II
9}a6 9iiidfe6r oes Erdiioenten 0litte
oieier @o6e, piro inn @eiBeu &ouie
cine Gonferen8 5piiGen Oieiem mO
oeh @orteiiii6rcrn i'm GongreB itott-
finOen, Inn biuiidtIiN ser SbifiS-
onfoafs-9ill, welde 9Srdiioent @il.
ion 6eiiirluortet bot, idliiiig 81 per-
Sen.
Sn GongreBfreiien 6oben iih 9e-
Gen bic @}oBrcgel IN ibrer uripriing-
liden 6oiinng ihwcre 9e0enfen er.
6o6eu, uno mon 6Glt eS iiir Min
idenspert6, @ioOifi5irlnQeu por5il.
ne6nen Gie bon Dem 9l6georoneten
9lleranoer ciugebradte Sriginalbiu
beliinnt einfah oaB cine Corpora
ton aebil0et mer0en iolle, Oeren Gon-
trolc in ocn @dnOen Ser &egierung
liegt 0oB oieier Corporation 30 Nlil-
lioncu Collars sur &eriiigung &C.
iieQt merOen iollen, INN misldnOilcbe
Shiiie an3ufouien, lno OoB ouf bic
len SAifien 9ei3en etc. nod Den
friegiii6ren0en eilropdiiNeu &dnoern
tron9portirt ipcroeu ioll.~
SSn einem iolden &lan iie6t man
oie Ni6qlidfeit Dob 0ic Ser Staos
ten in Ocn erropdiiAen arieg binein.
ge3ogcn merOen f0nntcn. 0os &auS.
Gomte fir Moriuc-9Ingclegen6eiten
BAT MN Elm Su6itihlt entporfen
lpelde9 6eiiimnt, OoB Oie &onoma-
Giienba6n0eieaihoft, pelHe befonnt-
lic6 Don ser &egierng controlirt
mir0 imO einen G6arter 6eiibt, Ger
sen @etrie6 BON 0anpferlinien &c.
ltottet. erHGdtigt merOen iollc, aus.
ldn0ic6e S6iiie on5ufmlfen im0
oicielben fir oen ii6erieeii6enGranss
port6anoel 81 pcrmert6en OaB a6er
fir Die Douer ocs iebigcn Srie9es
scr &an0elSbetrieb anf sic gSelttiiitc
BON Sii0onerita 6eidrGnft perOen
iollc. 0ie Sdiffe, pelHe ans Dem
Grl0s pnn Eunamafonolbon0s olge.
foiiit merOen moacL lollen oorfon-
nicnocu Sails ais 9lirildriNiiie bon
Der 9iegierlug requirirt merOen f0n-
nen. Iieic 8ill. 1T forurell olS Sub
itihHt fit Die Gorloge Oes Senators
9Qeefs ge0odt, mel6e 1eitottet, ooB
areu5er Ser &riegsmorinc 0ie Nefor.
0crlng bon Noitiodcn luO SanOels-
ortifcln beiorgen mogen
Die 1Srage lit, ob 9Srdiioent @ilion
iid nit ser 9ei1rGnfung Oes @on.
oelSOcrfebrs allf mcltafrifanilde Sa.
len 6efrie0i9t ertl1rcn miro, ga CT
bis ieBt Ooroui 6eitanoen Bat, oab
bic neuen Shiffe i'm europdiiGen
S5onOel iiH 6et6dtigen iollten. ge.
iie6t ser %rGiiOent ouA ferner oui
oieiem &unft, 10 Oiirite cine 9cltim-
mmg eingefiiat mdrOcn, pclde BEN
@rdiioeutcu ermdbtigt, nod @ut-
oiiufeu Die 9diiie unoA anocrcu
RlGten" 3li 0irigiren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01
llntcr fraujOFidcm
SberbcfebI.
JranSOiiid1sbritiicbe Witt
telmcerssSlptte.

te4HgeeES 4SlDIEe'
Gic fran30iiide Sauptitaot trifft wei-
tere @1oBnobmen fir oie bepor-
Itc6enoc @eloecrung. alciuere
@cfedte noroli6 BON 9riiiieI be-
ridtet. Ole Saponer bo6cn
oos 9ombaroement BON Cling.
tai nod uidt eroffnet. $opa.
niide Gruppen na6c aiautibau
aelanoet.
Qonoon 81. Ping. III Gos oiii-
Sielle Sniormations gureau giebt
befannt, oaB 8ice.9lomiral 9lrgu-
fine Bone Sc QapeDrere, Der S0cbit'
COMMANDMENTS ser frau3oiiidcn
Slottc, Den C6erbeie6l iiber Die Der
eini9te eualiid fran5oiiide 6lotte
i'm Mittclmeer iibernommen fat. S5n
Golae oeiien bat Gontre-qlomiral
cir Qlrdibalo @erteleD milne Der
dltcr ais ser iran3oIiide 9lomiral
lit, fem COMMANDO Ger enalil1Cu
W1ittelmeeriIotte abgeaebeu,
8aris bereitet lid sur
Gertbei0i9ung por-
CARTS. 81 g(ug Die %orbe.
reitrnaen fir Elm 0eridau3tes Eager
Idrciten riiiiia tort. lin bic Staot
al perproUantiren wcrOeu rieiiae
Guantitdtcn go6rungsmittel in ocn
itoatli6eu 2agerbduicrn anigeItapelt
Ger eois Sc @oulogDe 1T in cinen
g9eiOeplaB iiir 9ie6 uuo Shaie nm.
qenwonoclt moroen Eie Gbierc
meroen BON NeierDineu bewaht. lle-
ber 10000 SHaie beimoeu ii6 IN
Dem 4orf
&leinere @cfeate bel
Briiiiel.
2onOou, 81 9luguii @iner
Gjtenoer Meloung an Die 9lgenhr
@ouos 3lliolgc miro oaiel6it bcri6tet,
oaB @eneral qemau ser Gonman-
onnt ser belgiiden Eruppcu in Siit.
tid, iid aIS @rie9sgeIaugener IN
Mdaoc6urg beiinoei
,lle6er sic %oiition ser oeutiAen
Trppen~ ii9t Der Correspondent
Bin3u .iiuo chamber wioeripreben.
sc @eriiAtc i'm llmlaui. 8liihtIingc
ans 8riiiicl sic bier enaetrofien
iin0, crfldren es iei 5icmlib leidt.
III oic 5taot 2iittib 6inein3ufonmen.
Sic iddben sic Eruppcu3abl Die
bic Teutiden bort babeu AMI 5000
Wlann.
ves berIautct oaB n6r0lirb bon
@riilicl fortomuerno fleinere 3uiom-
mcmtoBc ltaitiiuoci Giieubabu3iige
nui Sen Souptitreden lonfeu bis
naH 9}iuo0e, bon no aus man Brill
lel nit 9ofdl3iigcn errei1cn fam.
.sSn @riiiiel iinO 9luimumIlngen
bon me6r ais 300 @eriouei pcrbo-
ten @is 8 llbr 2IbenOs niiien ale
2i1ter geloibt werOeu
n0c6ensmittel ino oerb1ltuiBnld-
Big billig Gle 9auern 6a6en mieoer
angcianacn @eniic auf oen Mlarft
5u brinacn, ober 3leiid 1T ror oa
oic 1eutiden alles @ie6 reauirirt
6nben, ni0 Oie bciien 9beile Der
9linOcr fir ii1 ne6ncn~
ROD feline 9efhiebun0.
& TfingtalL 81 9ng. Gie
Wlelolnocn, oaB @ebGloe lno sic
Giiuatan Giieu6a6nbriide bon oen
Ecutlhcn nit TDuamit gcIprcnat
poroeu iiuo, fins licbt correft.
9is jebt 6aben Die sSapaner oos
@onl6oroement nod nidt eroifnci
Iie Sorts ga6eu aeitern iiebeu
S6iiiie AMI cinen iaponii6en Eor-
peooboot5erii6rer ob.
Die 9eiabuug OeS oilcrreiAiiGen
&rel5ers oaaiierin Gliiabei6" bat
Den Beie9l erbalieu, nad Eiiuatau
5liriid3ufe6ren Ger gluSiii6rune
oicies 9eiebleS pioeriireben aber Die
d5iueiiiAen 9c65roet sic beiircbt
limo, Die 9}eiltrolitdt miredt 81 er.
balieu.
Sapanifhe Trnppcn ge.
lan0et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01

gI6unncntcn, Die Den oScntidcn Gurre-
IpurocntcH" uidjt piintilid uoer nnrcaels
m6eia erhaltcn, in0 Gcbctcn, Der Sfficc
oanpn pcr gclcpbOu uScr idJriitIidI W,it'
IhciIuna 81 mndlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-01
'elgii6er 3eitungSber-
ans gebcr 5crit0rte
Drltderpreficn.

" ntn CT y IN, 81 Nitgult.
g9ie aug @riineI gemeloet miro,
itellte General bon 9lrnim an oen
Scroilsgcber ser bcfonntcn 8citung
uGtoilc @elge,~ @1ooour oas 9(nlin.
men Elm tdglideS 9uletin nit g}od-
rihten, sic sic WlilitGr6cboroen lie.
fern miiroen bcrous5ugcben. gluh
licIlte er iGm Sen Observation-Disclosures
ocs gSolff'iden bureaus in 9(uSii6t.
Olo0our glntport beitono oorin, oaB
q feline DruderpreNen 5critoren lieB.
EroBOcm bcgonncn bic 0eutlGen am
Sauitoa nit Scr @erousgobe elmer
rcauIdren 3eitiing, 6ic oen 9lomell
oN2etropole" fii5rt. @s wcroen oo-
rim ousiblieBli6 Gcrliucr g4cliq
feiten imo Bulletins Deroffentlibt.
0ieS III oie eiu5iee in 9rii1eI eridei-
nenoe 3eitlmg.
SIN c5tlinge 3uriid ge.
rufen.
&aibinQton 81. 9(i0uit.
Cine in ser bieiigen ocuti6cn 9ot.
iddit einactroffene 0robtIoie 0epe.
ihe bon Berlin ii6cr SoDDi1e, 8. g.,
conitotirt, BOB Die 9cb6r0en in 0it.
ErellBen oie 8Iiidtlinqe onoclpicien
Roben nocb iGrcn @einitditen 5uriid
alltebren 0ios Gilt ais Gin 3eid5elL
ocB pie iiiolihcn Giitritic BON Dit
@rcllBcu bon 9hliicn aercinigt iiuo.
@ic 5aDOiGc 0epclnen bat foIgenocu