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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18

9}em Nort A. 5e6ripr.
Ger 40 Sabre oltc GoUio Roiair, elm
slrbeiter cab beiite iein geben bel
Dem &ernlhc, ben 5pei SQbre often
Games Grautc 5ii retten, ais III 81.
ner oreiitodiaen 9lietbSfaierne an
%orf 9lom elm 6euer olis6rad. Die
beiocn Sebeu wiroenin Dem Eah'
liubl gehmoen pcbiii &aiui ooS
&mo gctra0ct 6dttc, Qis or BON
&oudl iiberiualtiQt uuroe
D'c6rcrc oiocrc Qcuo6ucr oeS
@ailcs retteien iid our6 cincn
Sprlm9 aus Dem Ncniier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18

5ranfreid ieruc 9eianntc armlt'
iouNnua pom 9Serien griediidcr,
romiider iulo c9pptiiher ailuiiler
mo BON ieinen eiaeneu Nerten sur
Qeriiiaiug iteut. glls @eaenleiiuua
erriHtet ole iran35iiiNe RegiergWa
eiu 9looiumuieim IN Dem iebt pol
perru Nooiu beuo1nten @e6duoe
uno eruenut Nerui Rooiu 5im Gor.
ilc6er oes Nliiieums iiir gcbens5eit.
llnfnllbeim blittenfo1.
rcn.
ct. Nlorib. Sdpci5. i7 6cbr.
Gin @ob-SHlitteu oenen Stelcrr
9pparot maBer Cromtna aerict6,
ihoB belte in ialdeuoer 6a1rt cinen
9lbbaua 6immtcr Ger Shliticu fiihr
oireft III cine 3idbauermeugc bili.
Gin lui0 Irm Slpiit Sefnalo uon
Gbicaao mur0e ON aopi nno 9ladcn
idiuer Derlebt m0breno me0rere all.
Ocre @eriouen leidtere NerleBlnocn
ooOon truaeu @rin3eiiiu 81 Gun 6oi.
iiinor lmo Nerr mo 6rol |ercp
Belmont cutamaclt nit tnapper 9iot6
ocm Sdidial, ii6eriobren SIT pcroeu.
&Qn icincH &crpfii6tlu.
gcu cntbobcn.
@efing ~. Sebr. Frdiiocnt
Yuan Chi aai bat beitc crtldrt oob
er aeIUi0t iet 'Iroieiior 6ranf So6n
Jon ~ooonofu BON Nrooflpu iuelc6er
oIs iuriNiiher 9erot0cr ser dinci
icheu 9eaicrluta ilnoirt m 9Iuauit
aAS leincn 0icniien 5u cutlaiieL mn
i1m ole Al0gIiAfcit 3u aeben Sem on
ion craangcnen 9lui Der @rdiioeut
Ser &o1nS 0opfins llnipcritdt 3u
lucrocu Soloe 5u leiiien %roieiior
@ooonow bat iid1 icooh nod nicbt
cutihloiicu ob er 9biuo uerIoiieu
lpia.
Em @cfdn0niB Qcitorben.
&oriS. a. 5ebruor Nictor
@ott pcldlcr iui letteu Dc5cubcr
llod einem acrnl9iiloigeu Streiie
ieiuen So1n ocu aomiter @arrp
Srapiou crihoB III beutc bier int
@gduaniB 0cirbat er ia5 iciner
Fro1clirma ueaen QloroeS cniae.
9elt
9'ott mar 81 Sa1rc alt "A er lo.
nett betalint, feline &cnpanotcn bin.l
ierldBt nno elm leiiomcnt nicbt &c.
luocn mroe, miro elm aroBcr SbelI
0cr aii 100000 bemeri1ciel Niu,|
terlaiiguihoii in Bic lran0Iidc|
Stanistaiie ilicBcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18
Sdlniot icin WlSrOer?

9fcm 9orf AZ. 1ebuiar
@ilOe @eruhte zines 3meien lem
iationellef @eiiduoniiiee, oob Ger
SUM Sooe pcrilrtbeiltq @apIou Sons
SAmiot in Der 1ooes5elIe 8u Siia
Sin0 1e9eniibcr eineni NltgIicoe
oes StabeS 0er GiiirittSomuoltihoif
aemaht baben ioll oilrhidmirrfeit
aeiieru sic Gorrioore oeS Criminal.
0erihtS SAniiot ioIl onnod iett 0e-
bnupteil oaB an Der Whttterireioeu
enioeoen e6enoeu 9luua 9hmiiller
cine gcocn 0aS Strairedt peritoBenOe
Cpcratiol porgenonnien mlr0e, ooB
ooS AldoMen mdbreno 0ericlben mi.
ter Dem Nieiier perihie0, itno SAB er
lpaler mr ibren Qeidnau 3eritiidcls
te lin oic Splreu oes &erbredeilS
ouS Dem &eae 3u ihaiicn Si oem
@ureal ocs GiitrittsonmoltS molltc
feiuer Der 9Iiiiltentep Nerrr gSbit'
mons ons @eribt beitdiiaen o0cr
oelncutircn; oas Gr5ige mas nau
5uaob. mar ole llnierreoma nit
Sdmiot iu Siuo Siua Gos @criidt
iiber oie 9lrt oes lo0es Der 2umiil.
ler cirflhirtc mic ieiner 3eit berid.
tel. 6creitS nod oem 8peiicu &ros
seize.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18
(einrr Wlntter 5eraclriO

Dcrmoio Bead 9ol AZ
8c6ruar. 9'or 0cu 9uacn iciuer
areiicn Nuiicr uno 3aDrciher
1feltnoe ertrant bier Geiiqrn 0er
junoc 2lri ans Sos 9lnacIes Ur y
@rootS glcgoRoer uAdl0em er ldll.
ger oIs cine 2hlnoc acacn 0c @pbe
angeiilnpii 1attc mclHe ibn nit lih
iortrlB. Nic yeidle IL uoh nidlt ag.
iunocn Zen lIn0lildiden perlic
Ben pic Nrdite mt 0em 2IuacublId
in uelchcm ihu 9cpanoic Sduini.
ner Niilie au0dbren iountcn
,Sn ye Nop. "a ~ iino onS
neue eiebduDe 0ee oCoo 6ellop.
CroenS mo pier 0doen ourb 6eucr
Nau5 iqrli6rt ino oas a9aale 0oiel"
mio bic SiIla8e Der ,No5eiic ono
9lcius 6eiMdoiai lporocn daoeu
10000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18
@6ren(c61ner3en

llc6orncbmen eie oas 9liiiio Mot Spr ee.
b5r ourd oousminc so uci0doloeu 1r. 81.
0ayllm praitisiu ici s. 2auren Spfeounnoen
bis 10 &orn mo ~ bis Nuenos. iu
Wr. i2ol gpcIt0ohrtc straoe %iaris oal
0brcn sgnno 9ialclr Nebllcpi nno snaei
Nronibeiicn ocl1ydnit eoWuliaflcn gratis.
(Wl0i4- lbl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18

@rio0eport Gomtv l7 6cbr
9lni ciuer Der belcbicicu Siro.
Bcn Der StdOt lu pclcber tie cine
9gcilc IN i9ren Nel5mcrf mo NIT
ibrer Nanotaltc bul imo her ae.
lcbrittcn mar ioroertc aciicrn ole
30-idlrAe 1iarn NicGornd init pors
aebalicueHi &cpoIuer ocr iunacn
Stcaogrop1in ,5rl Gli3o 6routlIr
i6r @elo a5 Sic miroc ie0oH 10.
tort crqrIieH iuo ertldrtc lie lei
0arh 9ioib 3u Sem llcperiall ac3mmt
Gen woroen ga iie ieil eiuer &ode
nldis ncDr iu clcu ae0obi 9abe
1lc mirn alll ibreu @qilIcs3tliou0
lnlternIdlt pcrocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18

" lfcSborrc Fa ~ Scbr
3pci 0o5idller Serrp S6eebon
ulO Soicpb AcllD, unrocn bette err
iroren aiiigenuloen Sic peiauocn
iiA aii Dent Riidwcgc pom ylarcIt
udd oem Nol5idllcrlaacr nahe bier
ais iic BON einem Shnecluirm iiber'
raiMi nlr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18

Cfotofs glta, ~ 6e6uiar
Cine bcitiae Seucrsbnmit ser.
itortc 6elue eiuel aroBcn Sbeil oes
bieiiaen @cihaitsoiitriftS Ter Ser.
Init wir0 ali mebr ais $200,00O per.
onlhlngt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18

britiihen @eimOtihoit in Stoot 0le-
rifo 0nrhmts inn &obmcu Der iibli.
chen internationolen Eroftifeu licge
uno ooB oic amerifaniihe 9oiidait
in Souoou 0os Stoots Gepartement
genan iniornIirt bate ebe Die Sen
0unQ eriolltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18
glicr ecrLrnlr nmnrfnmmrn.

" clFflect Wioil, N. 6cbr
Nlcr @ianncr tomen NM ais bic ita'
heulhe 9orfe uGarto0iuia" nobe
9apc Soo cnuo mloeri6ol6 0lcilcn
plolld1 uon Der Gdboons Nollom Sc'
penSrettinaSitotiou iiranoete.
Sieben Seclcuie idmmilih in
6olae per crlittcneu 2irapu3cu 6alb
beunBtloS, purocu bon Der 9ebcns.
rettrn0smapnl@oit an Sano ae'
6rabt.
9npton SorDo mo 0rci NlotroieI
ivlrQen erIrorcu in Ger Eofcloac &C.
imoen mo lit oic Sdiii6riidiocn
iciioeldnolIt 6attcn iml nidt pon
0cn %elIcu nitgeriiicu 5u wqroou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18
5lli60rI6i&.
@6niB ION 8slgicit tDis
Oeriii6rt es.
Salt DDm 9Sfcrbc nnO
briejt Ben llrtt.

Seiu 3lilono icood ID tciuer 9eilc
acknowledgements SauIle6-
rcr III GuaIoio 0riuacn init i0-
rex in Gnalono orlacn init i9,
@cboliscrhSnma 9ciAsioa
poiiirt seuuilligm9 iiir aic
olpmpihen Spiele IN eerIh
@riiiieL i7 6cbr a6nia gIl.
bert ser erite BON gelaicn 1oi beiiie
ieihen linieu 9lrnl acbroGen er pnr
oc IN oen @oloe bei eelauieS nidt
peit bon ocm 2bladtieloe pom Ma
terloo, pon icinem Rigroc aeihIet
BERT
9Atr nlii genauer gloi0 entain1 cr
ichmcrrn &crletunacu Sic erilen
iibertricOcuen 9lodridten bon oeu
llnial crrcotcu IN ser beIalIhen
Haupiitoot aroBc 9eiiiir1uua Ter
Vcibarst ocS AoiiaS bcidmidtutc II.
sod Sic Grregima ourh oen 0rIab
cties NulleiiuS lueldeS Die Natur
ocS lliioucs oeiAricb uno crtldrte
ooB oeriabe ppeiiclSo6ne iqine eru
iicn lodt6eiIiacl @irimaeu im Qe.
iolae 0a6en uiroe ga ser olaeueine
@ciimohcito5liiono 0ce a6iias 0ut
uno er nod jung an Sobrcn ici,
a0nig gllbert iii 3S Sabre att Gr
iolatc aui7 IHeulber 1908 leuenl
Gufel Scopolo aiii oem Shron so
per1eiroi0cte iid ir 4obre 1890 init
ser Friuleiilu 0ii5obeib pom 9opetn
Grci aiuoer iino ocr sue eatiproiign
(Spdtcr Sin beltc 9lben0 er-
loiieueS dr3hides 9naetm 6eioat
Dab Der 9ebrodene 9rm cinaericbict
ruoroeu iei 0s fiiuoigt lueiier an
ooB 0er 9ionard Cugiidmgcn dN
cincnt @cii 0opoutrua GoS gclin
BEN ocs Noiiehien miro als n00hit
5iiirieocniiciirno aelMiloert
Strifcn0c Se9fcr gewin.
ucr.
2pnoon i7 6ebr 1ie itri.
fenoen ycbrcr 0cr Glemeutor Shit
lcu oee GouutuS pcrcioro armauueu
6ente iarcn amnpi nui 9r1oAuna ser
0cbdlier inio oeyar 3 IS Nlis se,
0ounene gInsiiabo mluoc aS bcen0et
crtl1rt
Eic 9lationol 2ebrer Union,
luelhc i6reh plitalieoern oui cine
Neriooe ppm iiu1i Sabren poIleS @e
bdlt ooroutirt p0ous ooS er3le
buuas Oeporteuet 0es 0ountps
3ir 9'adgiebialct
Sic gebrer botieu Elm QRinIMaI@e
bolt pon $500 iiott pes gls1crlaeit
BON 500 uerlanai
GcrlpilliNuDa illr olpm'
w -
NcrliM M 6ebriiar glif
ciicr iiheret 9Quioritdi poilirte Der
9lcdrtna belltc cine &erplllialua
uon 100000 aQart C$5o00D inr
Sic iri Sabre 1915 bier iioiinuoeu
oen oipmpiiheu Spiele 1le Ser,
miIligirraen mur0e an i5 Snmat
BON Dem Niio0ct GoWltc perlporleu
'ooc0 bic 6ii1rer Der Gctrunsporlel
iiellicn eS hcuic Ben NlliBlicoern ave
1einL i5reul eiacnen llrt0eil ul per
1ud)c 3l ioIgeu lno NUT aernael
glIISneHpeu iIinmien ollie lilr o'e
&enpilliauna Goni mar oie sllF
uo6ma aeiidert Die So8oliitcn ne'
ianOcn ani l6rer nDlehneuopu pal'
tlna Gs iunroe ie0od oaranl bln0e'
lpicleu ooB oies ncbr ans toltilden
politliden @rlinoen ais mlS lll'
irclnioIidler SieIIuna aeaenilber oen
oIumplideu SpieIen beiiehe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18
Wtegifauii6er SanOit
OtarIme GaitillO.
-Srr ltvbeber Der Nuinbrcs
Smnmelz5n ItrOpbc.


mauoont SIT Sort Bib, geitern
oiiijiell bcno6ridtigt
Gf%oio Ecros a. 'Sc0ruar
Ologiiuo Gaitelo, ocr merifanilGc
9onoit oen sic Gumbre Slmncl-ao-
toiiropgc ptr Sait gelcat wiro bel Der
5cbn 9lmcrifancr mo Al Mcrifaucr
ibr Scbcn licbel pur0c beiItc 3S
aleilcu iiiolid pou @ahito gt.llt.
otrA amcrifauiibe Sutppcl gelan.
gen acnonlmcn
Gie Nluioe uir0c belte @eierol
Nuab 8. Scott. oen @onimauoautcn
3il 6ort Bib. IN cincm oiii5iclcn
SeIc9rurml pom Gaptain gS1ite pom
Observation-Disclosures iibermitielt
9ci Dem 9dnoitcn beianoen iicb
ictS iencr @cnoien 9toh ser fur,
SEN Gcpcihe ocS Gopitdns rrao6cn
ild5 oie @riaanten obne @ioerltonO
sic meroen nad bier ge6roc1t wer
0eu
Gaiiillo 6otte, Inn cine 0ebiras
acseno dui ser mcritauiiheu Seiic
3ll pcruleioen cineN llnipe9 gena6t
Der ion oui amerifoniicbes 0e6iet
bramic Gapitdn @bite bate aeiteru
oon oeul amerifouiideu @eiddnsiiib
rer Der Gas @olonios 9iouh Die Sn
formation erbaIteL ooB ser oicIge
inhtc Nlauu iib in ser 9Ioh6aridoit
beiinoc, mo mor ocSholb aIf Der
Nut
0apii0u 4S1iie erbat iid tele0ra
phiic1 Suitrittionen pou @cnerol
Scott mo crbielt oeu 9Gheio oeu
gouoiten 5n per6oiteu ioatc oerlelbe
ieilen sur onf anicritoni1cs Serri
torluui ieben.
C6 ser @eion0ere oen Rc6ellen
ousgelieiert merocu iol III eine
6rage sic crit ipdter cuti@icoen wcr
oen miro Weihebe oies, 10 piiroc
er 5meiiclso6uc 1inaeridtct werocn.
9hlf dncrifaniihcr Sebiet licgt feline
guibuloioun1 gegeu ibn por
6ue Spe8ioIOepcide BON So6iio
9( -9l., an sic a1iues~ belogt Dab
@ieitenont 9ot9mell bon ltippe y
oeu 9anoiten geiaugen unhm Giel
Oleloima i66rt ooin fori
vCie 9raontei6on0e moribrt
iebt ii6er 2ano uad @adito mo ioll-
tc i'm Olittcrnaht mlanaen Gbos
NlcCow. Elm Honnbeiiber weI6er|
Gaitino tennt, i0entiiijirte oenlelben
inns Der 0ettcre mohte niht ben ae-
rnaiicn @criudl, ieinc Socntitdt 5n|
per6eimlhen.
0opit6n @btc miro oarim erlu-|
6cn oaB @oitillo im9 emilio @or.
cia. cin ihon irii0er QeiaBteS @lit.
alico oer9onoe unper5iIqlih nod
81 4aio acbradt werocu oa oie|
3ohl Der bier oorniionirteu Soloo-
fen gcriua iii
Ger Nc0eQenii0rer General Sroll
cisco 9'illo go6 iencr @cnuatpmmg
9lISorim SAB oic Gciapqeunabmc oes
gauoiten Die idop iriibcr pIcocr
6olt idlidlid 9clncloet lworoen mar
min euolc0 SIR EOotiahe qcworoeu
iei 0jencrol Scott mar uicDt meni.
aer crireut
,Al opiloper" toh inertia
niiMcn @cmdiicrn.
&oibiuaton H. Ncbriar
]lodi elmer Gouiercl5 init Fralioeni
gSilior oroneic @lorinc Setrctor 90
niclS beiac 9lbeno an oaB pie Fro
iiorutct sodt u4)laoilopcyT cincs oer
Shladtiniiic in Gra GuB oploen
ioa Ser @rdiocut bot 5nr 3eit fei'
neu 05c6roid fir bic Sadt mo
Sdiifc uon ser aanoHcnboofAIolle
peroeu meaen i6reS acrinaen Slel'
canoes ais beionoers perlvcaopor "
neyifdHiden G5emdiieru cradtc'e
Gopitdu NorD 0lc2 s' &ilc miro
it5 ON 9or0 scr uNln0ilomcr" nah
Scro Grni 0cgc6elt lun 0bcl pes
Siabes 0cs gl0uiirnIe SIeidcr 81
pcroen Sefrei6r Tdniels rbot iiN
nnn l>r6ii0putpu 9usNttif nh 0ers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18

SprinQfielO, Mo. IL. l5cbr.
yei eluer Coalition 3miicbel 5lpei
Folaaier5iaen ser ct 9oiiiS nuo
Sol Sranclseo 9aAn sic iidl az.
ilcrn Apeno bci 2linacls Snnction,
weilid pon bier ercianetc lurocp
ieHji1 Fcrloneu pcrIeet. nini ocriel.
BEN mabrl6eiuIi@ t60tlid. Ger cine
per 6eioei 3ilae beiono iieb mi ser
Ta1rt pon Iopliu nQh S yonie,
Scr oiocrs oli per No0r bong Sprlna.
Ncl0 nod a0nia, Siip
1ic &crlebten luur0en noeb Dem
1iciiacn u6riscQ.Nolpial~ 0c9raNt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-18
AunItInno.
3mciGcmdlOr RafinrI's
cmtOcdt.
symr OSatiDmaIsS9 sS9suicitu, sls
Sseapel.

~~S,T~~
Curh 4rofciior spmo8solo.
eoBcs iponiibes Gori Olr@
Qrouo 5critort @olfenbrld
i6eridwenmt Die Staot Cpicoa
in Spauicu So6neSmSrocr
i'm eciauaniB Bl @oris gcitOr-
6eu
9tcopeL ~. Sc6runr 3pci
@cudloe bon Ndiiael melbe bisber
cinem Sdiiler @eriginoS 5ugcidlric.
ben gemeien maren iino inn bieiiaen
glational Nluieum bon Dem Giret.
tor Froiciior &ittora Spiuna35ola
cnioedt moroen. 9ic beioen @ilocr
iicacn 0ie Sunoirau @loria ino Sos
iep6 oar mo woren uripriM0id ilir
Die STRIDE oes bl 9lu9llltin in Gitto
81 Goltcllo aemalt porocn.
Froieiior Spinaj5old ertldrt ooB
Die @cni6loe rNi8cu0uertc NoiioepS
iino welher ein Shiiler uou Ficro
&onuicci @crngino mar.
@on5cs Corf Ucrni6tct.
No q brio. a. Sebrlar. Sim
@rauo 3erit0rie 1eute 91or9cu oaS
0ori Gspinoia oe Cos Gobaleros illl
Der @roOin5 9luila. Die bier cinac
aongcnen hlr3eu oiiiiiellen @adl
ricbten ipreheu BON 3abIrcten Ioo.
ten mo Gerpin0cten 0ic 6lon.
men bronen nm Nliiternabt ans
mo perbrcitcteu iih. uon einem bci.
tigcu @noe apgcfaht nit iolder
rapioer Sbnelligtcit oaB balo ieoeS
0olS 0es Cries IN Slammcn itauo
Gspinoia Sc Cos Gabaleros TT Elm
ueiner Srt init etuo 800 Ginmob'
merit pel6e Adcrbau bcircibcn
SSoltcnbrud ridtct E @o..
0cn aii
Cpieoo IL. Sebrunr. Gin
@olicu6rlh rihtcte 1eitc iii Der
Stoot Cnieoo ino llmaeaen0 aroBcn
Sha0cn all Der wterc Sbeil Der
Staot lit iiborihmcnnit. Mio sic Gin
wo6net mubteu aui zen T6hcru Der
@dnicr 3llilubt iuHcn Scitc @obn
itreden piiroeu unteruaihcn
@roBe 9lot5 beriiht mo pie Yc
b0rocn bobcn cincn glppea I'M Niilfc
erloiieu
u9}ioQoro1 ami 0cr @ii d-|
f0brt
SABRE. Ia 1ebruor Ger
Gonpier ,9liaaara~ bon Der u6ran
8oiiiAcu Sinic, oeiien 4lropellor
bro@ moourc6 er 3ir llmte6r ae.
8pinacn mliroc, mnroe beitc Dior
GEN mn TO ll6r nobe oem Si5aro.
geudtihii iiaualiirt Gr miro
ma6riheinlih morgeu bier enlireiien
Ger Gapitdn ianote cine orobtloic
@oiidait. ooB olles an 9oro pobl
iei.
Tos " itna lmor0m0r 0r5cn.
2on0pm a. 6ebrunr Gine EEL
pcidle BON 81 %cters6ura 6cioat onB
Ser Nnabe Narontbepiteh, Der So1u
eineS @erihtsbennten in 3bitonir
9luBlano, peIdcr oos Cpier zines
p9itualmorocS~ IN 6oiioii gemor
Oeu len iolltc, mi 10. 6ebrnar mI
3bitQmir aelcben .moroen ici
Gs wnroc SIR 3eit oar Gerboi'
lung oes iiioiihen SdmeioerS Ealb.
foii IN 6aiioii beridtet Dab oieier
ben anobcu aooptirt 6abe
I'Scc 9ou0 Gin glmerifoner.
Son oolL A. Se6r See 9ono
Der aeitcsgeiorte sIutorolcr pon
9Dnoburit Nonpihue, lpelder 9c.
liern inn @eiduoniB Sel0lhuoro 1lI
6eaeben pcrnldtc lit Elm omerifani.
ldbcr Siir9er Ser aneritanilcbeGont
ih 5u Soutbampton 9lIbert Spoln
no6m bellte Die pcriouiden efIeften
pes @rn Bono in ieiue Cbbut
Sono bot ieit chuo Sobresirilt IN
Sun0btlrlt 9elpo1nt 81 lpar belon
Oers onrf icnc crcentriihen@cpo6n
bciieu icmc miloeu Nntoio0rten nno
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-16

The German fleet made an amazing dash into the
North Sea today, sheled English North Sea towns and
fought sea battles with the British flotilla
Under of the fog the Germans dashed upon the
coast an hour after dawn England wildly excited was
unable to determine Immediately whether transports
carrying an army of invasion behind the warships
The British public had confidently believed their
watch was perfect that such bombardment was i'm
possible
Four German cruisers appeared off Scarborough,
two hundred miles from London shortly before eight
o'clock this morning.
Forty miles north of Scarborough another German
squadron opened fire Hartlepoo while three German
cruisers, between eight and eightwenty o'clock fired
on Tees Bay near Redcar.
Two other cruisers bombarded Whitby between nine
and ten o'clock.
At Scarborough which is fashionable watering
place of more than 10000 inhabitants the people rushed
to the beach at the first firing and then fled in railway
trains, with shells dropping about them.
The roof of Saint Martins church was blown off.
One woman was killed and many houses were hit
At Hartlepoo, town of 25000 the people also
rushed to the beach, and then fled.
The West Hartepoo fortress finally drove off the
German warships there
Hartlepoo refugees say that nine civilians were
killed there and killed at Whtby where the famous
historic abbey was badly damaged.
Entire of houses in Hartepool are reported to
have been shot away.
1t is unofically announced that eighteen persons
were killed at Scarborough alone by the German bom
bardment there.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-16
McCLAiN OF PURCELL
ASSISTANT GAME WARDEN

Oklahoma City. Dec. 15.-Charley
McClain of Purcell, known among his
friends as Uncle Charley" will be the
assistant to George Noble of Poteau,
whose appointment as state game and
fish warden, was recently announced
by Governor-elect X. l.. Williams Mr.
McClain will hold the same position
under Mr.. Noble that Don b. Lawhead
has held for the past four years un-
der John b. Doolin of Alva.
Mr.. McClain called at the office of
the game warden Monday and an.
nounced that he had been appointed
assistant by Mr.. Noble. Mr.. McClain
is one of the real "old-timers" of the
state. He was member of the consti-
tutional convention and his home coun-
ty OF MCClain was named for him. He
is veteran of the civil war and was
one of the active enthusiastic sup
porters of Judge Williams In the pri-
mary campaign.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-16
FEL|XK. WEST
IS CANDIDATE
FOR MAYOR
SAYS HIS ANNOUNCEMENT AND
PLATFORM WILL APPEAR IN AN
EARLY ISSUE HAS BEEN
WAITING.

Felix X West, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce, stated this
morning that he is an avowed can.
didate for the office of mayor, and
that his formal announcement and
platform would appear within few
days.
Mr. West stated that for some time
he has had the matter under advise
ment, but withheld from entering the
race hoping another man, who was
also thinking of entering the lists,
would make his announcement. This
was supposed to have appeared Mon
day. but as it has not, he therefore
declares himself, and his hat is now
in the ring.
Mr. West has been a resident of
this district for a long time, and he
is thoroughly equipped to fill the Of
fee to which he aspires. He has
held several offices in the city and
county. and for number of years
has been secretary of the chamber of
commerce. He says he will make
his intentions known in his platform,
upon which he will base his hope of
eiection.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-16
OFFICERS
INSPECT SOL
D|ERS' HOME
E. 3. HOWARD OF STATE BOARD
OF AFFAIRS, AND STATE AU-
DlToRElEC WAS HERE TO-
DAY.

f. b. Howard, member of the
state board of affairs, and state au-
ditor- elect, together with the secre-
tary of the board, ID. ]. Clements,
were in the city today, and made an
inspection of the state Confederate
Home, in company with Representa-
tive and Senator elect Kelly Brown
of this city and Judge Keller of
Marietta.
The fiscal year ends the last of
June, and another appropriation must
be made for the next two years for
maintenance. Mr.. Howard made a
minute examination of everything
pertaining to the home, and stated
that it was the best kept institution
in the state. and that every dollar
of the $4,000 appropriated could be
accounted for in a legitimate manner.
Messrs. Brown and Keller, who will
be new members of the coming leg
islature, are interested in seeing that
any legitimate appropriation to the
home be granted. and for that reason
were members of the inspection par
ty, asking the superintendent of the
home to make any recommendation
he desired, so that the matter could
be taken up in due form, when the
legislature meets.
Messrs. Howard and Clements left
for Oklahoma City this afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-16
Safety First,

The habit of people stopping and
holding conversation in the middle OF
the street is going to result disas-
trously 10 someone some day.
Drivers of autos, even when going
well within the speed limit, and
horns blowing, have right to think
that the parties in their way will
remove themselves, but yesterday
afternoon one person did not do so
and came near being run over by
a heavy auto which the driver was
doing his best to bring to a stop.
Use the sidewalks for conversation,
and avoid accidents. Safety first.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-16
Halt Movement on Warsaw.

London, Dec. 16.-The offensive
movement of the French and British
has become general and is being push
ed with strong forces, particularly in
Flanders, the Argonne, the Wovre
and Alsace. While the French claim
to have been successful at all points,
except at Steinbach, in Alsace, the
German official report says the allies
attacks have been unsuccessful at sew
eral places.
On the whole, however, it would ap-
pear that the allies, who now have a
superiority in numbers as well as in
artillery. have succeeded in making
some progress and have withstood Wig
orous counter attacks delivered by
the Germans.
The fact that the allies are in pos
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-16
AUSTRIA ASKS PEACE, BUT
REFUSES RUSSlA'S TERMS

Berne. Dec. 15.-Austria made ten
tative peace proposals to Russia but
refused Russia's terms Swiss news
papers report today. The Russian de-
mands were:
Surrender of Galicia to Poland these
two forming a kingdom under Russian
sovereignty.
Surrender of Bosnia and Herzego-
vina to Servia and Montenegro
Withdrawal from the alliance with
Germany.
Granting of new constitution to
Austro-Hungary and dividing il into
federal states
Granting autonomy to Bohemia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-16

session of Holebeke in Flanders, and
that heavy fighting was going on again
Tuesday, shows that they have made
an appreciable advance during the last
two days, as last week they were being
attacked by the invaders two miles to
the west of st. Eloy which is on the
Ypres-Armentieres road.
In the Argonne region the French
simply say:
1--WE have made progress and main
tanned our advance of the preceding
days"
The force which has been checked
at Steinbach, is the left wing of the
army which for some time has been
fighting its way toward Muelhausen
and which has cleared considerable
part of Alsace of the Germans.
1t is evident that while the Germans
are prepared to offer stubborn resist
ance to attempted advances In the re-
gions mentioned in the official COM
munications, they expect the main at
tack of the allies to be made in an
other direction or are themselves pre-
pairing for an offensive, for they have
gathered considerable forces at Cour-
trai, from which point they could be
quickly transferred either to Flanders
or southwark across the French from
tier.