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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13

lioncn bin9emorOeter menlbliber
@eien oen gefii6aoien llntcrOriidern
i'm Interchangeable entgegcngeihlcn'
ocrt. llnO 6atte oas Sinihlodten
ein GnOc, Damn i9icfteu Oieie boh6er-
5iqen @riten ocil Sebenoigeh icbuI-
mciIterliMc Gmii6re, Die ibncn 9tdA.
itcnIie6c 6ei6ringen iollten. limo iold'
cine Nladt finoet Den meiteren g(ui.
itica 0eutldlano's beOro6lib fiir Gu-
ropal
llno 6o6en Die 6ron5oien anoerS
qe6onoelt? @obin iie nod fernen
gScltt6cileu ge3ogeh in ieoem @c.
6icte, ouf oos lie ibre 6abiii6tigen
9lide geri6tct, itrclItcn lie nit ireigc
bioer SonO 800 mo &erOcrben ans.
Die orei Nld6tc, oic Centi6lono IN
oen aricg gcOrdngt IinO ltets mr.
Ourh Chickering'S. rmo llnterioh
imgSliHt SIT loren 6elo5iigen onae
ipornt morOen. Ger critic glapoleon
woate oou5 europa imtcrioHen rmO
trohtcte, aae @olfcr, bic lid iDnl
mioerIctten an Oie SNlahtbant 5ll
iii6rcll SSas gei6ic6t no6 bunoert
,So6ren? SSu ciner 9ln5d5l cnglilber
3eihnaen in 9lmerifa miro Dem &or
len in elmer gon5en Reibc oon gIr'
tifcln Der 2or6eer Ser pioerli1ltel
Gcr6iuuellng I'M Die S6lnfe ge.
number.
sat 9lmerifu llrla6e an ole
Sreunoidaft Ron 0elItiNlono'S IeilO'
liden glodborn beionocrS ltol5 5u
Iein2 acin @neldnOer Der nap
Slmcrifo ,oliswanoert, bdlt cS Der
Wlii6e wert6, 9iirger Oes Sonoes 5n
meroen, pcil er oas oInerltanllbe
@ilrgerrebt ols minoerweribig be-
tradtet. SIN 9iirgcrfrieae 6oben
@nQlono's 9legierlmg unO @olf mt
Oen Gonioocrirten ipnlpatbillrt llno
ibnen i6re Stootspapicre ob9eialIlt,
m06reno Deitihlano iih ottentlnol8
ollf Ser Seite Der Union 6elono. Sle
seihpciie I6wer bcOrdngtc @nnoeSre'
aierlma bratbte lire 5Hlaooerlhrei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13

@ei Scr fiir8lid) obgeboltener Ser
iommhtug Der u2clpis @uBeI.&oge'
Der st.. &oiepbS 9ftter in Der uSa
bor-2Dceum.$ale" wur0en sic nod
itcbcnocn @eomten erw1blt: glbro
bou s. @oloitone, ASrdlioeut; SD
man @romn gSicc @5rdiiOent; S8il
liom Stotter, SefretGr; glOolpb s
Stotter, Sinan8iefretdr; $. auff
Shobmeiiter lmO q. @orOon Ser
eennt at glrmS. Die &oge bat be
reits S4 @}itglie0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
9nr rluinen Nlnhc nc6cttct.

@cltcrn 9la1nlittag , llbr wurOe
Grouf g9iaiom anenlncr bon 9lr.
100, Siio 3. SiroBe, IN SigbIouo-
toipn ser lcbteu Sonntag i'm 9Iltcr
bon 26 So6ren ans Dem 9c6en iticO,
ouf Dem st. 4nurs 6rieoboie" sur
epigen 9lnbe bei0eiebt. Ger Teritor-
itor6ene wur0e in Baltimore geborcn
upo NOR bel Ger StraBenbabn- SeieIl-
i6oft ais GonOufteur angciteIlt. 9Ils
9abrtudtrdger iungirten feds ieiner
Goqegeu. @aitor 9ab Der 8. refor-
nirten hlt6eriihen Stride an Ser
@nit-2lpeme 6iclt Die Erollerreoc.
Ser GobingeibieOene miro BON ieiuer
Wlutter, 6rau 6annic auemmer,
5wei 9riiOern, George unO Charles,
mo ciner SHueiter, gmma, iiber-
lebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
SUI SIuoriff unf WlGOden eemadli
babcn.

tnter Der S(nl6uIoigung iiH in
"n,al!allterer n,.! 9lbiiHt al orei fleine
,Y'oo@en y beronaemodt 81 bobcm
~ l0''roe geiiern 9tadmittog Der %
NuOre oltc gilbert g8becler, uo6nbait
W ytr 1920, 9Dro- StruBe, bon 9iih-
oa %r 9ua in Der EolijeiItotion 81
~ %inons ocn Gountp- -@eibwore.
nV" llberWieien. Gr ipar an Cien'
n19 oerbaitet moroen nohOem CT
SSIqolI@iigt batte, iein i6limmes Gor-
~ 9uoen ongeblib no6e Der 9lnnnpolis-
Ss}yoao. goltimore-GountD sur 9lus-
,tpnVrlIng 5li bringen. Niarp Gurron,
90 90 Sabre alt, cineS Der &inOer, bic
: Ssgceler beiGuIoigten oerlcbte Iid)
al~t ;a itner6ebli6 auf Der 6ludt Dor
gteln reln ongdbli1en 9(ngreifer. Die
Se'oen onOeren 9luflGgerinuen iino
y l3-i6brige Nlaric Sepuig uno
a01 s9re 9-iG6rige Shwclter 9erioen.
!; ;SS9eeler lel6It beitreitet, ii6 elmer
"'ol0orcn :, SauOhmg ibulOi0 genu6t
5u 5oben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
9ScrIcttc Oic Weictc.

Utter 8iirei6oft fir Die @erbono.
Jung Dor ocn @clhmorcncn murOC
pon yidter S6irn in Scr iiiowcit,
~ m@cn EoIi6ciitotion geItcrn Gprus
81 a. DrDber, ein 9ieitourotclir bon
:, oor.S5l, Siio.GoI6ounitroBe, ecitellt
,t'M9cblid Derfoufte er eeiitigc @c.
s'ulltc nod @intritt DER Yoli5eiihui.
~. ~ Screeaut TontpfinS min Sas,
%Saroliier Don S1r. 1929, 9dporb.
S'raBc, babel ertoppt boben pie CT
y ~ DER @irtDIAoft Elm @los 9icI
W su'ltc unO es Oann ouf Oen 9oOcn
- 'ourl @oroiner purOe mf Gbren-
'0ort ais Stoots5euae cntloiIcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
We6cn madJ ct. 9SOml.

SSie cine Gepei6e aus &itts6ur0
@'eloct, iinoet Die uddite Sabrcs-
SOnoeniion OeS vaotboliiheu Gen-
'''ul'SereinS ser Scr. Stootcn" noA-
pl 0rS 1a6r in St. 9aid, Nliuny itott
N.S Die neucu Yeonlten wurOen Die
lO'9cnoen Serren eupd6lt: @rdiioent
~ SM0lepb 6rep bon 9lep.yorf, @ice-
ftollocnten NliHael @irten bon Sli-
ut "U's lmo Soiep6 Stod6allicn bon
FFennl0Ioanieu Sefrctdre 9Iuguit
n @@prln9ob mo 5. 8. Sueneman,
Veloe bon Wlinucioto, unO S6obmci-
+, ,'er ). ". Smmefus bon YeuuplUa-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
elano 0er r9Lmerltan 9eaane"
Or. Street oeltUr6en.

yiaH icWsmonatlidcr &ranfbelt
litarb 0ienitog Nlorgen 9labbiner Or
9ernborO Street bon gtr. 1914, Dit
ErottitroBc, i'm Ssroelitiideu @oipi-
tai. Ger Seritorbcnc mar Der 9iab.
6incr Der .S6omri Sooatb- SDnagogc
an Scr Oit-Erottitrabe. Gr mar 5l
Sabre alt lm0 fam Dor 23 Sa6rcn BON
IcutIdlono na6 Baltimore. 9IilBcr
Ieiner 8ithuc, 6rnt Yctta Street,
bintcrlGBt or II &in0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
glci Scnrn gpc6cr brcnntIs.

Sin 9rau0, Der jeood nur germ.
gen SAaOeu anribtete, bro6 oetern
filr5 Dor 6 llbr 9lbenos in Dem binter
Dem Souie 9fr. 1900, 9oporO-Str.,
9elegcneu mo Srn Scnrv @e6er ge-
66rcnoeu Stoa9ebdroe aus. Gle
@utiteblngsurIn9e lit nod nibt er-
mittelt. Der iotort olarmrten
Scucripc6r 9cIana cS, ocn 6lonncn
Irnib Oen @araus 81 modem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
Mlninr lSnnnhnrnls 2nilnnn.

3pii1en Seben itnO 600 ihpe6t
@lojor S5oiep6 @. %ougboru in@ier-
cp Soipital. Sein 3uitonO bat iid)
in Ocn lebten Gogen Oerort ueriNIm-
inert, DAB oos SAlininlite eruariet
miro. Ger @otient 1T Der Spe5lal-
9leprdientont Der Baltimore unO
Ohio giicn6o6n" mo cine Der De.
fonnteItcn @erionliAfeiteu Der Stoot.
&or altr5en oing Major Sang
born nod Sceon Gitp Inn lid BORT
5ll er6olen ieiu 3uItano uerihItm-
nerte iid jcood oerart, Dab er buIo
nod Baltimore 6uriidfe6ren mliBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13

@ofenOon &IoOiOoitof nm
terminirt.
SeuL &oreo, 12. 9tugult. Seute
bier ciugetroiiene Ceutide ans Glo-
Oipoitof beridten, OoB me6rcre rui
iiihe &reu5er, 10 SorpeOo6oote lmo
obt llnterieeboote oeu Soicn ponGla.
oipoitof interminiren. Sic ge6eu
ferner an OoB 150 Oeutide 9eicroi.
item uuO 400 GiOiIiiteu Oie Staot
Oerloiieu 6a6eu oaB iic6 a6er nod
$50 onoerc Eeutid6e, meit 6ranen
unO Gmoer nit @cne6uiiglmg Der
Ye6orocn sort pcr6lie6cn iino.
&reu5cr u9eip5ig" in g an
6run6iSco.
San 6rnu5iSco II. 9ln8uit.
Ger oeutidc &rel5er n9eip5ig"
fi6r 6eiite 9l6cno in Oen 6iciigen So.
len cin nm &o6len an @orO ST. ne6.
men.
ga Oos 3oQomt I'M 6 ll6r aeidloi.
len mar, fam sic iornele 9lpplifa-
tiou Inn &o6le bcim 0eltiHen Son.
jul u. 9opp niht Dor morgen &c.
moGt ucrOen. IS miro angeuon-
men Dab ser &rell5er Sic 9tadt iiber
Dor gInfcr ge6en miro.
&oiierin @ittme Wtaria
6eo0oropnoin Bern
Bern -. 9(ngltit. = Cie &aiie.
rim @ithue Nloria 6coOoroDuo BON
9ruBlouo 1T idper fronf bier einoe-
troifen mo miro iib onge6lidb elmer
Sperotion imter5ieben.
Sic aaiierin gSittpe, peIde sic
S6mcitern Der &onigiu Nluttcr
9lerouOro it, iuuroe am 3. 9luguit
oui Der &eiie nuh ct. &eterSburg in
Berlin ange5oIten porauf i6r ge-
itottct wnrOe, ib nn1 Stod6ohn 5u
beoeben. Sic BAT iid6 enti6Ioiien
wd6reno ser 0auer OeS GriegeS in
Der Sbweij 81 oerblei6en.
6ron5oien nm5ingeIt.
2on0on, 12. 9llglit. - Ger mi.
litdriide @rperte ocS uGoilp G6ro.
nicle" legtc Oie gr0Bte geOeuiilng
ouf sic 9efauntgobe OeS britiiHen
@reB Bureaus, Dab noeutide Srnp
pen iid al ser Siiie oeS 6lltiies
9lisne peridau5en.~ gr iagt oar
ii6er:
nCieics 6eoeltet, SAB iib bic ocut.
iben Erlppen in groBer 3oDl Don
Der belgiiden @ren5e aus na6 iran.
50iidem @ebiete begebeu 6aoeu.
Gieie Snpoiion lit bon einenl militia
ridden Stonopunfte aus BON peit
groBerer 9eoeuting, ais ooS frau5o-
iii6e GorOringeu in @lioB Cic
0cutihen iino oouo6 oeu fran5oii-
i6cn 2inicu am oberen glisne in ben
Oliideu oefollen. Gie cinio6e S6ot.
iocbe, ooB iie iih DeridaH5en ldBt
Die 9tnuo6ne 5u, oob lid BORT eine
itorfe 9lbtbeilng Snfauterie 6eiin.
oct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13

@llr5 Dor s ll6r geitern 9l6cno
' Yurlt an Der @de Don 9liggs.9luemic
''' lug 9oreD StroBe einrS Der 9roBen,
~''er ssp Dem Eflaiter lie9enOen @oiier-
soVren. WoOurh Oie beiOen StraBen
VI W. 9roBerer 9luSOe6mng ii6erilntbel
'@vuroen @'1n sIu6 me6rere nabegelegenc
$''uer S milrOcn our6 oos eiuitromcli-
%aller mebr o0er weniger beihG-
'a' Eerionen fomen ni6t 81 Sha'
', ~su las itGotiibe @oiier.Ceporte
M %lellt ~ mrroe benadricbiigt, orcbte Oos
rSuller in Scr gebrohenen Nobrc at
~ 'u lnadte ii1 imucr5iigliM an 81;
'"S0elleruugs.9lrbeit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13

4aris, 10. 9lugllit @ol Ylon-
con- ser berii6mtc Opernidnger, mel
der ieit Simi franf mar, lit beite ge-
ltorben.
Ser @erltor6ene iuar gailiit imo
luo6tc iein @ariicr Debut in 1888
Sn's W}ctropoliton OpernbauS, 100 CT
nit @icl6a, GnlOe, Comes, gtorOIco
uuo Seun ino @OoiIarO DC Ges5tc
lana, trot er IN 1898 ein. @r mar
ctmo So Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13

Sn 6ronilfn SQiare-0oipitol er-
i6ieu geiterl 9labnlittog ser 35-i66.
rige 9iegcr George S6omaS bon 9ir.
904, Sora6 -StraBe, I'M iid,
Ieinc Sano Oer6inocn 81 loleu Gr
crfldrte, cine 6rauensperion babe ibn
in Dem %od6altie Der 6irma Sort-
lobe & So. an Scr Gde bon 9iaborg.
unO ShrocOer- StroBe in 0en 0all-
men gebiiien lle6er oas @aum
unO gSie perloutet niMts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
YOIisilt in GdlunlitStcn.

YoIi5iit Gborles 3. Wloog Donl
noropeitli6cn Diitrift botte fic6 &c.
fern Dor ocn 9SoIi5ei- GomniiiGrcn
inter Der @eihiloiginG 81 Deront-
mortcn, ongebIic6 5u iiltim nit SSroll
Cora 9ierce bon glr. 2O6, @enn.
StroBe, oeueien 81 iein. Qie go
Ii5ei- -Gounliiidrc bc6ieItcn iid oic
Gntideioung in Dem 5oae Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
lLnnIiif[idlrr stnra.

@ei'm GerIaiien eines 0ioIono
Eorf StroBcuba6nmagoons an Oet
@oitern.9l0enue wltrOe eeiieru 9(6enn
oie 90 Sabre olte Srau MdtDilOc
@einbolot bon DR. GAO, SiiO-Ceder.
StroBe, 5l 9ooen geporfcn. 0it
6rou wnrOc bon einen itn6efonnteu
Maune aui9e6o6en imo nah &oui,
aebrad6t. Sie bate mr. lcidte 9lb.
idirimlaen 0apon getrogeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
CSapitGn 3cllers pcrlcbt.

Gopitdn 3euers, Der GommanOeur
oes mittlercu Giitrifts, lit oeltern
BON ser Eoli5ei6eboroe nah Dem DIT
lihen GiItrift periebt morOen. Gapi.
tan 9eague, Der crit Dor einigen NO-
d)eu 3um Gapitdp oponcirte, miro Der
@ominou0cur oes uittleren Giitrifis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
vin6rndI an Scr 6uirmunnt.gIOcnnr

SSrou &oliilc are6s bon 9tr. 2115,
0it8oirmomt. .9lpcnuc, bat ole 80
Ii6ei beno6ribtiot OaB Qie6e in ibrt
SSobnung orongen uuO 1915 @uar.
cello erbcutcten 9(ae aiiten imo
Softer mlroen bon oen Diebcn 0urd)-
it0bcrt. 0ie @ouner Itiegen bonn
@ofc aus in cin 6enitcr ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
9ot icinc 9O6numo u6cr sdjic6ciicn

ger mobnmgsloie @ni, 9epis, GO
), S%,u9re alt, wltroe geItcrn 9lbenO bon
Fo'lilt @Owor0 GubertD uerboitet II.
s''ler Der 9Inihuloiglng iid in be-
t'l''lenem 3uItonoe in ben StraBen
,getllll0etrieben 5u buben, in ole iiiO-
81 o'ooel'llbe Noli5eiitation eingelieiert.
Se' elher 0urAidlmg ieiner Gaiden
s u,l' oolelbit nod ein gelaoener &e-
a. Sn'oer gum Gorihein, Der Dem alten
s'ullne cine meiterc auf 9ragen Der-
V'e'ler @aiien lullten0e 9lnl6ulOl-
, @!u9 eintrng. @r miro beute 8or-
,"ulo9 &i6ter S6irm Oorgehibrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
etar6 an gramOwnnOcm.

Su' &lllo 500 cincn Sopi nit licoen-
Der Suppc out ii1. @ieIc an-
oerc llnidac.
Ger bier Sabre alto @corge g.
%ulllpbrcDs bon g}r. 225t, @lcgl-
VVerr9ltroBc, itorb 9eitern Nlorgen an
oell crllttenen 9ranopimocn, Die CT
Uuoontrig, ais ein @eb1ltcr nit iie-
ocllOer Suppe ouf i'm ficl. Der ano-
" lplelte nit ieincm @ieroe mo 6ano
vlnc S6nir an cinen Gid, ouf Dem
Vlll Wosofcn itonO. Gieier ficl nm,
us ~ Der ano6e al Scr SHnur 5og.
Sle Sllppc crsoB iid iibcr Den aopi
a'lo a'l Sbcrforpcr 0cs &inocS. Or.
Sol'ls Sogel wuroe 6cr6eigeruien,
,Ollnie ooS ainO obcr ni6t mcbr ret-
sen. !, Ger Sln9e erlog cine StlmDe
Walcr ielnen GCrlebingel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
Ner gLng n Z q.

Ser merifoniIdc 9icbcIleu9encrol:
Gin Gngl1n0er lit esq yduL 0am
erIhieBe man i'm ols SAmci5er nic
S6mei8 1T ooS eiu5iee Sono, nit oci.
fen 6lotte mir nod icrtig mcroen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13

geiuher Gum @1rter I'M SSrrcn.
l6ous): n0oS icbeint ciu bcionoerS
Edliumer San 81 irin~
@Grtcr: $50 ser biloct lid eir,
er iei Der @otcr oeS fliiolien aiuoeS
Der Melt.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
Qin0erIoaif.

Erioc: .gaul NGte. on eebit ia
icbt aud in sic 5dmc; mic gefdlli
sir oeuu oein pcrr 2ebrer2 SIT eE
rcdt aelheit2"
@Gte usld. 9ruohen iit Der aber
0utunl Scr fraat immer erit tlt&
mem CT mas nincn iuil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13

g.: n@s 1T Elm loobres Slid 0ob
i9 in Der @eeenport uuo nidt in Der
l3ufnnft lebe."
g.: g@icio?"
g.: ngAtn, chen lcle ib in ocr SCI.
!htng, Gin StotiIufcr babe ousgcr hi
net, ouB in 5000 SSobfcn oui ie0cl
Wnnn 220 Brnuen sHmlncll"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13


iiirit."
Dos oli ben Nombrr9cr &nltou
SScriten ani 3. N'oi porigen Sobrcs
pom Stope gelauienc @roBliuicu-
ibiii g(0roBer S{nriiirit" iii oieier
Goge pou Ger ocrtiAen @larRener-
woItnnq oiibieu iiberiomnen nor.
oen Dit oicieni pc5roBen auriiirlt"
aelanate oaS criteSdiii Der qa6uia1
@Iaiic 5lr glblieieumg sic eincn Der.
6elicricn Spp Der neNca u@aiier"
alaiie bartlett Q16rcuo oie Shiiie
Der aadiier~ .2Ioiic 6ci elmer Sdnge
bon t72 Nleter, elmer 9reitc BON %
Nlcier lm0 cinem Eiei1aug bon S,3
Dieter, ciu Tcplaccmeut bon 2i,7O0
Cons 6a6eu, iiuo oie Siuicnidliiie Der
oaouig% %Nlolic oui cine @diicrper.
oraugung BON 25,S00 Cons coniiru.
irt bel eiucr gauge BON i75 Nieter,
elmer @reite Don 29.5 Dieter lro Ell
nem Sieigong BON S.3 Nletcr Tie
9ciobung Der na5uia Sniiie uirn
ti0O Wiorm nlioiier Nlau boiit
ooB cS Oeu SHiiieu Der gaonig"
alaiic gclngen Miro audj in Der
SAneQiafeit oie uaoiier" alaiie 3u
ii6ertreifcn. sic in oicier Nihhng
por5iiglibc &eiultotc crrei6t bo6en
po6ci Oas 0IroBlinieuibiii oaauerr
nit 23.l6t Sccmcileu niiitlerer @e.
iduinoiafeit an eriier Sicle liebt
mo oonit oos 6isbcr iibcrboupt
iGnclite SipieuidDiii Der 6loite lit
@rbt6eilc. nSbren Sobn
60rte ih neulid in elmer &eriamm.
hma ipredcn; 6ot Ger o6er N Or
gonl" uGas bat er pom mlrl~
Seine Heoe oouerte bier Stuu
oenl" v0os Bat cr bon meincr
Sraulg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13
g dredI III d

Baron bon Groter: u@eitern gro.
BeS D}albcnr eebabt: nit 9lutomo5il
umeeihDIincnl~
Baron BON Bib sSie babcn lib
pobl Derlebtl0
Baron BON Broter u2e6. Sdllims
mcrcs. 2lnf 9iirgeriteie eridIeuosrt
morOenl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13

eSebr gut @or cincrShm0e MOI
ten Sic bunoert @lorf pon mir &c.
boret bobeny tnb ieBt trciie i'd sic
bier bel 9liitern upN Scftl~
nDomit min id chen mr. Sen Acr.
ger bituntcripiiIcn. net Sic mix Dir
bunoert W5art nid)t gcgcbclt bubcnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13

Gapo 4,SriBten. frna einmal Die
@loma ob iie ni6ts oagegen but
wcnn id beitc
6rib glh tonaL Eapa. geb'n
mir mitcinono 8u ibr icb irilB i6r ID
mis % mein StulSaugniB btinaen-"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-13

Die uGcrropins" ipicltcn gcitcrn
niht in aonloS Gitp uno Oic
Orioles" e0panncn Oas Spiel in
%ropiOcuce. 0ie Score Der peri6ie
oenen Spiclc por, mic folgt:
oScbcrnI 2caguc".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-28
CALL TO REPUBLICANS.

In response to a call issued by the
Republican Congressional Commit
tee for the Eighth District of Vir-
ginia, the Alexandria City Rcpub-
lican Committee hereby orders a
mass meeting to be held on We'd
nesday, September End, at 8 p. m,
at Odd Fellows Hall It oelect (14.)
delegates and (14) alternates to
represent Alexandria city at dis
trict convention, called to meet in
Alexandria city at 'clck p. NJ, on
September 0, 1914, to nominate a
candidate to Congress, and also to
elect chairman and city commit
tee. All voters without regard to
political utilization and all new vo-
tiers are respectfully invited to par
ticipate in electing delegates to
this convention.
D. E. ROBEY, CHAIRMAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-28
WILL POSTPONE CORONATION.
Cardinals Decide to Hold Ceremonies
After War.

Rome, August 2S.-The coronation
of the newly-elected Pope will not
take place until after the European
war is over. This was decided at a
congregation of fifty cardinals in the
Vatican yesterday.
Supporters of Cardinal Dominic
Ferrata express belief that his pros
poets for election to the papacy at
the Forthcoming conclave to succeed
Pope Plus X have been strengthen
ed by the declination of Cardinal Do
mede Falconio to be a candidate.
There are strong evidences that po-
litical currents are at work under the
surface. The press declares that a
strong combination is being formed
among the foregn cardinals and the
belief holds that the sacred college is
more divided than usual.
The conclave will be convened on
Monday, Notwithstanding the fact
that all of the foreign Cardinals will
not have arrived here by that time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-28
TILLIFICATION
NOT AN ARGUMENT.

Since the opening of the prohibition
campaign in Alexandria we have
heard four speakers discuss the at
frmative side of the issue and all OF
them have given up a considerable
portion of their address to the abuse
of persons who will vote against State
wide prohibition in the coming cleo
ton. The speaker at the Opera
House last night was not an exception
and he classed the anti-prohibition-
lists as skinfints, who secure addi-
tional revenue for property used for
saloon purpose, murderers, thieves
and white slaves From his remarks
one would judge that the Statewiders
have absorbed all the visible supply of
moral and civic virtue in the COM
munity and that only the lowest class
CT citizens are arraigned on the other
side.
We had expected to hear some
thing different from the speaker OF
last evening as he came with the rep
utation of being logical" speaker
and the very flower of the flock that re-
ceive big salaries for handling the
political destinies of the Anti Saloon
League. But he, like the lesser lights
of his calling, has evidently found
that it is easier to use Incorporate
language that catches the crowd than
it is to present solid facts that appeal
to reason instead Of to sentiment.
The question at issue with us-Will
Alexandria be benefited by the pas.
sage of the Statewide prohibition
act?-must be answered by an ap.
peal to reason, not by villifcation
not by calling hard names, and Ger.
tainly not by assuming that every
one who votes No is necessaril.
actuatcd by vile motives, and is bribet
by those who are engaged lin thu
liquor business
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-28
ROOSEVELT OUT
AT PROPER TIME.
The New York World says:

The New York World says:
"Poor Roosevelt! He must be des-
.perate indeed if he thinks he lcan
make political Roadway at this time
b, his demagogic sneers at President
Wilson's foreign policy.
"Since the madness of military au-
tocracy plunged Europe into the most
staggering war of all history, most
Americans are profoundly grateful
that Woodrow Wilson is president and
chat Theodore Roosevelt is not With
Mr.: Wilson as President everybody
knesvs that the Unita3l States can
avoids being drawn into this suicidal
conflict. II Mr.. Roosevelt were Pres
ident, the United States would be sit
ting on powder barrel, waiting for
the inevitable spark. In fact NH
Roosevelt is about the last person in
the country whom any sane American
would wish to see in the Presidency
in a crisis, like this, WHICH calls fora
cool head:andEsteady NERVES, common
sense, and clear brain
THAT Mr.. Roosevelt should have
ventured to assail Mr.. Wilson's pa.
triotism indicates clearly enough thai
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-28
Potomac a. 8c&areo
Steamboat Company.

Effective May !, 1914.
(Subject to change without notice.
STEAMER FRED'K DE barry
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday,
leaves Alexandria at 900 A. NJ. for
Massey's and intermediate landings:
Returning, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, arriving in Alexandria about
$3.50 P. M.
STEAMER WAKEFIELD
Monday and Wednesday leaves
Alexandria at 6 P. NJ. for Parham's
Point and intermediate landings.
Returning Tuesday and Thursday, ar
irving in Alexandria early WedneS-
day and Friday mornings.
STEAMER WAKEFIELD
Saturday, leaves Alexandria at
900 A. NJ. for Nomini and interme-
diatc landings. Returning Sunday,
arriving in Alexandria about $500
p. NJ. .,,r,-,
STEAMER VOLUNTEER
Leaves Alexandria every day, eX-
cent Monday at $50 A. M. for Grind
ers and intermediate landings. Ar
rives in Alexandria on return trip
about 4:30 ?. NJ.
Telephone No. 30.
Reardon & Grimes, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-28
ION TO BERLIN RUSSIAN CRY
Car Contemplates Attack Upon
81 Prussian Capital in Three
Weeks.

St. Petersburg, via Rome, Aug
ust 2S.-That the plans of the
Russian army contemplate an attack
on Berlin within three weeks is Of
ficially admitted At the same time
it was stated that not only has the
Russian mobilization been completed
but that 100000 men are now IN
der arms.
The troops have been divided into
four armies of 100000 each.
These armies are being sent into the
field from the inland mobilization
centres to operate one behind the
other, the armies in the rear filling
the gaps in the ranks of those IN
front after each general engage
ment.
Because of the enormous forces
that will be in the field it is re-
ported to be the general plan of the
Russian offensive not to try to take
the German chain of main forts by
, storm. Instead the Russians will
attempt to isolate each of them,
leaving a large enough force at
every point to keep the garrisons
bottled up and also to prevent any
attacks on their flanks or their own
lines of communication.
The main Russian advance, it IS
expected, will approach Posen from
the south, crossing the south bend
of the Warta river some miles from
the Russian frontier, and then move
against Posen between the Oder and
Warta rivers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-08-28
washington Southern Ry.

Schedule In effect April II, 1914.
For Washington and points north,
daily at sos A. NJ, 8.43, 1858, lib,
1901, 1:18, 2.3O through train for
New York, via p. R. R.) 6:l9.
8:l8, 11:33 p. m, week days, at Got
p. NJ, Sundays only S:O7 p. m.
For Fredericksburg, Richmond, and
points south at 4:97, 1853, Nocal) and
1917 a. M, 1915, 1929 5:17 (locaD
TAT, 9:47, p. m. daily.
Accommodation for Fredericksburg
at lib M, daily except Saturday,
when train leaves 2:18 pm. This tram
runs through to Milford except Sat-
urdays and Sundays.
NOTE:-Tines Of arrival and de-
parture and connections not gaarRs.
tsed.
". P. TAYLOR, TraIc, MEa.