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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02


Scparaic uerncgeltc glngebpte an ben ~Soaro
Of glpnfns. 0arc OF Gin &cgliter" uorefiiri.
perocu BON oiclen u icincm Slrc0n haip
h1no bie ubr Sormila1o am Wiinmrdl'
ben 10. CiiDbcr 1914, QnQenouimcn liir NipeAi'
rung Annoiicinn0u, RlniiIrung NIT @uB'
yertnli uito piiriii5iricn glOden. oQc auf 0on'
ctct bmoomeni Der 30 lol9cnoem 9onitdii an'
BeihDrlen 5irnbcu.
NuHtralt 9ir 9S:
0rnirc sir., bon Noporo Ctr. bis 9saibinaion
earatuea. str bon @rceuc cir. bis ooporo. st.
tjrccc.Stt., BON ccruqior St. bis Srnuiiin'sf.
Sur 9lsptai 6520 Gu0orniparoS
&rifNrie N6dc 5000 Cuaoranar0s.
0eginuhlaier 0bcd 100000.
Cbge 3ablen oridcn oie abpcih1bicn Quan.
iliaien Der Salpipoiien ans ole in Den Sod'
irdiitu qenonni liiio.
SpcQfildhonln nn0 9npc0ois. Snrmuiarc ron
nen 0ui Seluh im Qnrcau Der SilaiicrinpS
9ommlion 6nlppane crl0Hqi mcroer Gu
iiper oiclcn 9oniroli qciorocrt Dniclbc miro
nlhi 3urad,rliniici. mcnu Elm glnaeboi Mot
cuQcrcibi uiro.
@dnc uno gronle inn lum 2niormqlon pon
Neicrn ini gicDu inI @iircau nce conIuliircn.
ocn IuNcnicure nuibemuhrt
Nic 0puitNii 0cbOroe bcbI.t lib ouS ReOi
boz. itocio Gin mo Ouc NlQcpoie SO nctuct|
ien Sin bc0lanbi9icr @bcd oce NieerS an
MnOQrs nno 9iaoirOibo BON baltimore 9e5n'
Ocu iu Der Dpcn anqrgcpcnrn 00bc nilib ieocul
gnAcool pciQchNi ielN.
Scr criolarche eieier mus 9hrsdnit iiel.
len nno Die Hcilmmin0cn ocs Sinot9baricra
iiper 0onlralie eriiiuen
1m gluiignoc Der @fniierunae Gommiinon
d. 0cib Compton,
Sorllrer mo cpnintirenoer Sngcnicur
s. NmeFs cebian,
g,pahai
Sunu 0nbcrt
temp. erdnoem Der 9oniraii ee10roe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02

2s. Spiembcr 1914.
IS wro 1icrmi bcianni 9cgebcH. cas- s 8.
Qrciicuiicln acnlB Der am l9. Suui 1908 un'
icr5eihnlien Scror6nuno 5lr i55. gbidniii A.
RalnNrnpu . lipic am 2S Nuncmbcr 1911
amcnolrO um 0rlaubniB nnhGcnht bat. ouo
glnpclcn binicr 9ir 203O. Nnroro'ApcuHc, ais
oiicniiNc odru1c so beuubcn.
Is. IS. siub6e,
(Gii2 3.5 90 Ocbiuoe ,Snlpeiior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02
Sic 9luiicn mrr0cn immcr 6rIdd0raer: 3a ser g

Die 9luicn weroen iinmer beidciOener: Sn Der cr-
item qhguihuodc ogtc scr 3or, ie wiroc IN orci
@odcu in Berlin cir @1ittc 9hguit miroc oos ga.
tum i6rcs @nmorides in oe octidc 9cldsbaliptltoot
I'M 5uci N1onotc binous ocido6cn mo jcBt troltei
ocncrol Scmenfoupf iene Sploaicl ooB ic i6r Sci9
nddltsoner u Berlin clien ivirocn @o0rhelnhmcr
iii cs ooB Der armc rliidc aoloot ien ioroes sSe9
uodjismo6I I'M arieaslo0er i'm ciigioltcn &uBlano
Uci5cbrcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02

dcn 3eitmqcn brcr miir0cDoQcn NoliunQ n0 i1rcnl
gcndBioien Eou eeioIIcn iih ole uoluminocu cng6cn
9ldttcr in elmer octlomoiorden, lcioudotld5cn
9lisorudsmeiic Der ocuhc Safer miro in Der Seacl
als oocr Sgronn" hc5eidlnet uilo bon 0en octhen
Soloaten prht man ols BON uounmcn gcooutclolen
gocrn~ gSonn mon ongcidlts Der lcbtcreL oft &c.
6roubte 9lusorudSwee Die Gbatodc in 9erodt
ebt Dab Der ro5cntiae ocr Qlnopba6ecn in Der ocut
dci NrMce abroroctd 0ering lit lm0 0es Sccns
lio Shreibens llrtin0igie IN ibr tolm nod 3inocn
iino 70 crgiebt d sic gbhtroitdt FOLDER l0 dbnlider
gIusoriide bon ieIbi
nSn einem 2onoc mie Dudidano f6uuen uouunc,
gcoonfcoic 9oucrn~ lntnloed 0oblrch Dcrtrctcn
en lln0 ioltc Is iolde mirflid BORT gcbcr. 70 no
ic ood in ocn 0labc iiriprgdl nlo 10 lucuig ge0ou
tcnIos. Dob h in elmer ore Nleilen longel N3ord
aolonnc an ser it ipieoubolt auf mrulem Nooc elt
lang n0r nidt cren 5uBfroufcn nidt cncu gsod
5igler geicben babe SIM aregc lit @loridid6gfeit bon
glcidcr 8eoNtmg pic Nonpiidbiotet iuo niht mr
Die gSoiien onoern aud Die Sdube mo Stciel miiien
in altcm 3uitonoe erboltcu peroeu Der u0umme,
gc6onfenoie Bauer peritcbt es a6er auis Bette ene
6uBbefleoms mo ieiue 6iBc in gutem 3uitonoe 81
crbolten I'M iid ielh lhionnebmlhtcten un0 Guolcn
81 crporcn imo encm Eruppentbeil nidt 8ur &ait 5u
follcu
Sn elcider @eiic pie es in oieicm Sale 5ur 3u.
ridipciiug Der IN Ger britihen @reiic iblidcn Sdmd
bnqen scr oeutid)c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oedie6t
iponoent oldl III icocr on0ercn Siidt iiber 0os bent
ide Seer uno cnc aro6ortge nit scr @rd5ilion eines
Rdocrlperfes b bctbdtecioc Seititng uno @ermoltng
aus oft in glusoriidcn cntbuaitiidcr @cuunoeriuio
--tl--~-
SIN 9ieprdientamien6anie lieH Gouarea.gIbacoronc
ter N1onn BON Snirois Der republifonde 5ibrcr I'M
Nous, ieine wornenoe 5tiume ertonen gesen Die oor
lieecnoe Bill pcldg ooroui ob5iet Den 6lipinoS nit
Der 8et lire llnob9dngigteit 8u gebeu 81 oete ole
@bilippinen ipiroen oonn entoe0er BON Sopou oocr
elmer onoercn Notion genonuncn pcr0cu nm in Dem
3iifinftiqen unousblebIidu aampie Der Ser Stoaten
nit Dem Crient Inn Die comner8iene un0 politil6c
CberbGrihait iiber oeu itilen G3con ais StiBpinft
gegeu bic Ser Staaten beuuet 5u meroen Sm Sidltc
Der jHnoitcn Greqfiiie bat Die gSormmg oes @rn.
9loni eoenaQs bel ot iid. ENGLAND fiibrt Den icsi
gen arieg gegen Dcudlono, i'm lcinc Cberbcrridutt
oui ser 9|oroiee mo aitf Dem atlontiideu G3eou 5u
berobren uno Sopon 6oi id eingemiidt, um Dcutid)
lono ans oitoiiatiihm 0emaiicrn 5u ucrtrcibcu Ger
in @obington eerdunde geeltrieocnstraum lit
5doum Der Gommer5alismls miro i'm niemos
3ur @ermirfdung iontmcu Iaien mo oes1ol6 0iiricn
oie Ser Staoteu 6ren ieiten Stiitpmtt fir oen Sdnb
bres 3onoels nit Dem Orient, Der BON Sa1r 81 Scbr
wodien muB nidlt oiigcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02
s6coSOrc gluoic0clt i'd i'd inSireft ir 8yub6itou

SGcuocrc 9lOoiebelt oa id inOirsft lila Bguh6itiou
crtldrt bobeu Gos 1T nber gar nitt minocrborer ais
sic 92odrdlt ooS bonn Bar crloilenc &crbot oes Scr
idus BON 8tanntnci ipiroe audi nod Dem &ric8c pei
tcr beitcben g9ie Der 3or ib na6 ocm 6ricocnsnluB
ans oiecr 9lnfinoiGung beraisminocu iuiro. Ga 9uB
loo Die Ginfimfic 0ur1 sic Sd)nappsortoiion nic5t
cntbebrcu fonu 70 miro uEcoop' iisD ncd Der &o9l
oid IN ocihdtcr gsee bon ou @rc5lsitouilicn oD.
ucnocn mcil cr enilhicoci 6u 0icl 0cnoci @1cnlden
ucritono beibt inn crntdl an oul Nro9ioiiiQusi4m
Del SIT 0laben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02
geie uur dnnNert aaIrsn arben Oe 0entiden iyranen

Mc bOr biIn0ert 3ajreH 9eben DC Dentdlen Jranen
i6rcu Goloihnnid fer fir Die @ertbeoigung oes ga.
tcrIunocS uno ooiar er6altc c 9liugc aus Giicn Die
fc NIT mr6r StoI5 trogen mcrocn ais oen 9oloenen
@hm0cr rno oie pon ibren ainocrn emit ~ 3oberer
e6rcr ecboltcr uegren ais @erlen uno Supeen oenr
scr ncue ciufodc Stbrmd tantnit otis Der dicrntcn
Belt IN Der 0cMidtc ocs 0auden &olfcS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02

Durm 9aitiion se Wabnn. Nnliiouotorcn.
@hrcon Der strnGcnonrdlbrndls 6ommliiarc.
gtnncrNerbciirrnuas.0 .0nmm.iion, Matllnns.
NalttWurc. 23. Scpicmhct 1914
9luitiuue, Hcrinni u0n NnHmaicrinl
OcmnB ben SorlNrtlicu oce 0b0tlera Der
Gldoi Baltimore. gl1idniii 1l6. mcrocH oic
SitabenoutHptnds 1onlnlilafe onl Slea9isHa. ista.
ocn lccDlicn CD Ln0e I'M lliupcr 1914. . u0r
,iahnlltiuNe one N0uunterial nul Noi . I'M
Nciic ocr Qiucn Sirnnc. pon Nian 1itabc nie
,SalepuO. an Crt mn Stcue 1ul onenllper
Yluiiipn ncmdh ocr am 2S. Ne5enlpct lvl@
imicfdchiicirn IcroronunN Hr. 2i9 oca
Nl0nora mo SinnirnihS BON baltimore, pet'
lanien Ga iuiro pie iolQt beihrcpcn;
Set Nis al4 ggto ,'foui Sqe zee, pon 2lue4 'a,
ii0dlQcn 3icQcleinQnocn NIT QubnnnQ MI
Sront an SronisSirdhc pou i1.33 OnB et'
lircdt iiW 3urild NIL elnct Aiclc pom oMim
idnIlllin 5i0t Suh. bic i'm Sciic Der piuen,
Sirabc mic icti con0emniri lcqcn, Croiincl
no Oer6rciieri non Der lorOoiiicitc oce ,snle'
unn bio 3nr 1inmciilcitc net NioD. SitaBe
iribcr oaS 9iecniDum nm Sopn q @ooop
&crianis.gcSinsunom $3.50 oes aan.
prciiCe 9'O0r
Sic 0ommindre bcrlanQeu cue Quie mo
hnrcincnoc bon cincr Niiralnnlisse eompa0nie
Qclcilicic NnrQin0ii BON ocni u0cr ben Nul'
fern. mif Gi6cr0cu fir ben Nlapor nio Siao
r0iD bon Baltimore. uiiicr Der NcoWlin9, o0b
Der Nanfprf6 8u FOLDER Belt crlcgi lpcroc. plc
6ic hciaoicn Gommildre ea pcrdEpen ni0aen,
uilo inter Der icrncren Eeotu0uiia. oab ott
p0cr nic beinqicn Mnuicr iniierDao oreb'N
t80) 10lcn udn 0cnddriftQuna @ciicua oe'
inQict 0omniNdrc aus benz geli pclaoiet plf
icn eunbc nQcn g(blni oocr 1nocte oaoutW
pcrrlohieu Nuocrniiic in belaoier Sirabe pe'
iciiigcu louct o,
SDln g Snuigrb,
Gommiiiare.
Gnacue g. &aSnerS,
@attllon & Ginban,
(Gcplo4. 90. .Cli2 5.6) slililonnloten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02

Nultimorc. 30. September 1915
Sic Nc06r0e ser No.Bet0ommiidrc miro
Sp8iilaiion,u iiir SmrciDpapicr nuo Srnd,
arDcitcu, Die In 1915 bonn Rot5ei Separemert
bcutthiai WCr0cn licicru lucnn oieiclbcH uihi
ipdier ais an 3 Gliober 1914 pcraHgi mcyocn.
Sm Nniirnoe
S0Nnh ". 0inieN,
(Gii2) Scirciar,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02
SeOesmal, ruenu Gin Oenfdlcr Sncacr in cine bel.

Se0esm0l, uenn ein oentlder Nheaer ~ cine bcl'
glide Stoo 9onlbcn oauorien 1oi, oom Dot cr ent.
lDcocr cine Stride qctrocn elm &oiter ooer elm go
pitol. pocr CT bat io uno 10 pica 6rocn imo alnocr
actrofcn So. io oicic pcrtbicrtcn 0atd)ca 91i@ts
IL i6ucn bcilie. nr0 oos S{inocr mo 6roneumoroei
bctrcibcn iic oIs Sport @crnidtet miB bic 9rnt
ipcr0cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02
1FeiIaal 0sn 2. CfI06er l9ll.

Sine 2en6ernna Dec @lauss Oes oentdDen @eueraabs?
2ic aroBe Sdlodi an ocr 2sne IN 6ronfreit II
nod nibt audieoea uno dcint nod peit BON Der ent
idcI0lmo mtierni "a iein. Gie Dleloungcn ans @ors
ipo Qonoon ber bic @efabr in Delber iid Der redlte
orutibe 6lneel beuoe brouhen gdcmonoen alt5u-
rcqcu 9o UH uic Sic 6ron3ocn un0 englduoer iDren
linta SSlgcI pcrtdrtcn ulo inmcr mcitcr nnd) DEM
9or0meIleu ousocbren tonnen, cbeno gtt tonnen ole
Dcuiihcu ibrcm rehten 5ieel ncc Gerdrtuig 5l.
fDren uo fouen tie 9rcn rcdltcu 6ligel meter nad
g}pr0mcer pcrldiigern Gs 1T iiDrigcns nitt ausoe'
iMloIcn ooB ser oatne @eiernlob as gar nidt ellis
Bat nit Sen @erbefbrung elmer Gntheioulg, onoern
0uB cs 1n nur 0anln 8u t9in 1T oen 6euo aui oeul
peiiHcu aric9sihmplabc nit elmer acnlaenocn
ehcitmoht oni unbctmmte 3eit iei5u1olten, wobreio
cr olle nbriaer cnbcbrdcn Strcittrdtc aeeen oe
9uiicn prit I'M ie Dor 9inbrd ocs &intcrs BON ocr
0nuncn @rcn5c mcg5uordngcu uno Geterred 81 pei.
len 0cn 6eino pieoer @nli5cu 51als 5li merieni
iui6 mittIeruec oH Qlntpcrpen 81 nebmen oonit Der
Nliaioncr9rmee ia 5rontreid feinc icinoden Srllp'
peu mc6r ir 9idcu lteBeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02

~ = G NJ b I IUII.
IS miro biermli beinnnl ncaebeH DAB ISM.
S. 0luric acntdB oer um o. SUM 1908 nv.
ier8clmneen Scroronunp gir. 1856 9loihnit az
euruArapb % lluic ON 2S Jiopcmbcr 1911
um GrIanbnib nahacucbi 0ai oaa
sumecn butter glr. 253l 0uiloro 'Auenuc ais
Uienllde Garage 5u penHbcn
Is. IS. Stubs,
lSit1-3.5) Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02
Anline gllener.

09 fayb um 30 September i0ll IN ocr
2eobnunN bon Nrau gluna 9arbara panoloicr
Ylr. 2O3, Worn. eirrcpcr. .Stinne. Sulinc Nicncy
00.ic BON @liinbeih Mc1er sic Fruucricicr
iirncl Stciing Na0miiidQs la3 ll0r n obiGcr
9eouuunN laii po5u &euuafoic uin 6rcuuoc
elugclaocn itih. ncl3umoQncu ecilCUina prii
p0iim (Gli2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02

Ynrcnn bcr StraRcuourdl6rdles0o 0ontuliidrc.
Nu { NJ ore, 20 @cpteWncr lHl4-
Sic SlrnBenour0brnne Gpnnlilidre in ocr
Siaot Baltimore matel eemab pen &oslnril'
llnii onB iic ole Auiiicuuua elmer oe0uticn
Viiie nucr 3uOciprUOcncu 0niihnolgulgcL
ucrurIdHtcn lui0licn uno 0uicrcQieu 9Scrib
crboUnQcn ucbil elmer crildrcnocn Naric an,
icraen liebcn ~ &ernlnonna init Der Con.
ocmnilrno nno 0rJiinnna Der Strecper StraHe
Gao SUB brciD bon Der Siioioite Der Aionn.
mcu znabc bis 8nr Goroieiie Der Wic6locrrn'
5ir0Oc. acut0B Der nu T. Suli 1914 inter
lcinuctcu &crorounQ 9it. SOP oce Oi0pprs
mo 1i0oirlhe BON Baltimore
Sic guildQen ucrocl ih aui beioc Sclcn
ocr Sirccper Sirabc. cni0lieBi6 ocfcn Scii
l5O SUR iiiolih bon ocr Shoieiie ocr WlcGl
ocrrn Sir0BC bis 80 clnem IuWi 100 0ub
uorolh pon Der AOrnicitc ocr NlOnumenis
zirdbc Die HprOlciic Der N'omncris Sitobc,
100 6ub oliliO uuo melicb Der Sircepct
1uuBc, Die Suociic Der Nlpnmcni Srdnc.
Girecpcy Gr0bc un0 Oci0e Seue Der WlcGl
Qcrrp Suohe. 100 SuB oitlln nno pctlid pom
1irecpcf 1rnGc ffWnt. ts
llno tie oeoen icrner hermii Goti3 onB poi
bcnonne Viiic mo cridrcnoc St0ric lcti iiir
oic Snipciiion auer oarn iniercricn Eerlo
ncn bcrcii iii nno 00b Die @ommidre am
@guncrliaa, ocm nhtru Sna I'M Chuber i9lh
NM I + llhr &orniiiiuQe ih IN ibrcm Nlrcnu
im N0ihOnuic iir ocl 3mcd ucrnmnlcln pct
oci INN irQcuo cine IN pclnAier Slle dllAc
iubric lnniiane 5u rcoioircn gcaen mclUc
0npnno BON RcrlOncn cgDubcu miro. Die 00tlit
iniciclilri 5u clu bebonpien
Nnnenc Is. C5rnnnnn,
5uhu e 1nnurD,
NaryD u. 6cmlcn
9ommiiare
0nacnc y. Slpo8rrS,
(zcpi3o cni23) 0lcfi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02
Wn Sic 9ontcn.

NE ein5ioe emnl2 ln Der Gtabi.
uNIcre Rdh.Nlniicn ieti ciier. Srnee &duien
mchc bic 3leiocrmd6eyiuuii naW ben nenSieu
W}fh00cn crlcrucu pouci. lvnnen pieS w int'
8cr Belt burh ben Qliidlnb an olelc &ldfsn
crreidm linierrldbi Wlorecns. glamn;itnae uno
MbcnOa Nenueme EiuHocn SIN Naule PC
Qonuene Qlrncileu lnnHcn pntteno nea uulet'
ridi8 iDriucfebt ueroen WrfinOltber liner
rihf u Gnfunrf bon Wluiiern eribelu Sllbere
MnGiunif ihriitib Joer uniuolip nel Brl
0ubrrS Wr. 2O2 EnrnioQn. Ernhf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02
@rnn ss ua6r II, Oaf Sic 9luiicu in CIt.4l

&cnn Is pn6r 1T, Oaf bic 9luiicu in Cit-&renFen
6cim 9}icocrbrennen bon @cboften oud) 0ns IN ocn
s6eimeu onoe6umoene @ic1 Nit perbronneu iino tie
IN @irfldteit nod oiimuer ais mir bis6er eloibten.
DoS @ieb nod 9uBlnlo 81 iransportircu mare bod
icocuioas ridt e6r dlwcr gcpeeu sic 9dtten oos
8leid udditen g9intcr e6r aut brondcn tounen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02

Wamlnnb Vddcr.&crrn."
ennt1aq, 0cn g. Cfioncr 2bcil0e llot.
MISUNDERSTANDING mo atIpc5nDlui1 peg
picrirldbrlhcn Nflirdnc il SntOe odue,
Nr. as, gpcirecrinaiDn,S Strnhc.
(cii2 b glua @nat Scircdr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02
Frie0b5fs


Hareau. elr. n, Mcn.snruiupn. Stgahe uNo
OaubtClnannQ: 1fcDcridsJiDno,
NcQrdbni6pldbe Oor $y25 an nnier 1ellnnol,
ocr elnfibt Shritulnmen. @epinoc. Bllan5en
cic fno IN Trelbbnn3 am paupt9inadne ~
finoen. ilnicr glaent .oiro, 1enn aemhnlni'
nOrN fcncu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02
WnIiimpre GgmeterV.

Mnltiulpre CemeterU.
qnrecu. SauytGinnnno nDrttsMpenue, 5HliN
uun bcr eIansStyahc.
Hcordbmbplube 8n ncrialtleg pon $So al
Gcllion KS" inter inmcripuprenoer AuliWl
500. Mann lir einiode @rapcr stplelr
trcie DcmibunQ oSx N0ceuc.
pu3crnefirabeH,Gu uaoua lcbI olien
(yuui.SIey)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02
0ie 9antiers idleiben nad Mn0 nadI aIIe ans 0en

Nie N0ntier6 Idle0en nadj nn0 nadl aIe aus oeIl
greforum ser Jlep.Soben 8obrD aus. Den 9c
ipiclc 8. B Worgon'S ino est aud eeoree 8. @ater
imo g90oul Modcelcr eeiolat QSdreu oleIe @anfiers
mcmos in oas Iireftoriinn Der 8o6n aepdblt moroen
oonn uiiroc Sic 9obn bcutc nod Dipioeioc 6cdo6len;
iic bobcu Sic emit 70 werboone Eransporliue rnirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02

Sn melder Neie uir ben oruheu cnrOpaiiden
Nree n6Ien eebt GUS Dem geiterli ueroilctlidten
Gimo6men int September 9lA N2iaiouen Collars ac
rinaer morcn ais i'm September 0eS @orjo5res.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02
@un Nod fn0 b Bed Ieeten laaen lnelrerc aa6d

NUN WVl FIv " WI lVV4VH ~NHVH FNVV'V'V 0FEV0l
mclonngen qetomnen ouB eBeiue Sale BON al'otl-
id)cr Cholera IN Der 0erreidlden grmee ouigcireei
icicn 9enu Die Nadrid nlli sSobrbeit berubt, muB
Sic G6olera ii gMhouo hcrrldlen llto 0ann riro shlf
lai0 @roii ualo crdopit ciu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-02
eeidenbeFtatter.
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-08-06
War History to Date

force invading Serva
cordng to dispatch Rome
W these 100000
capital
the Danube, in the ar of Servia.
efforts
hostliies to other - - - -
The German conferred
to mobilize.
Russia proceeded with her mobilization troops
President
The British foreign office has invited
The French defensive
hundreds casualties to
The German battle squaon
shaven. " ' ""N 'N"eHin-
lhe French fleet has taken
declared
outlying British colonies
~ > p'P"'eu ' h's'ah'
at their - ~ ' '''" concentrated
All foreign students
Stock
leading banking
stocks " '" pie'e''e 'neii
hasr spent s60OooOOOO this and navy.
Admitted that mobilization
ordered to a ~ -'a' ii''pS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-08-06
CHEER UP!

Cheer up! Cheer others up! Get
the habit firmly fixed and see the re.
suit. You won't have long to wait for
it, for it is felt like tiny spark of
electricity all along the line.
Do not start in the morning to find
fault with the weather and complain
it grows daily harder work to earn the
amount necessary to ones living. Rise
determined to be cheerful against no
matter what odds, and make up the
mind to do without some of the accus-
toned delicacies, cut out the imaginary
must haves," polish your own boots
and walk once in while just to see
how it feels to save carfare. Smile
readily and cheerfully, and, believe me.
the muscles soon get used to it, and
it does not hurt. Dress neatly. sing
merrily and hustle. The world has too
many troubles of its own to be inter.
ested even mildly in the daily com.
palmer. Give the glad hand and the
encouraging word to the down hearted.
smile on your tradesman, and the pub.
lie servants with whom you come in
daily contact 1t warns the cookies of
their hearts, and it may be the only
smile that their day boasts.
Leave a memory of your cheerful
ness behind you wherever you go. You
may not know the result, but rest as.
sured it will do its work like sun
beam that burns through a dismal
cloud. Open the windows of the soul
to hope and knowledge of your birth
right, dominion and power with which
to work out your salvation. Give and
1t shall be returned to you hundred.
fold This does not mean aims, but
the gift of self. Do not beat your
fists against the walls of depression,
but seeing it like mirage on the hor-
izon smile cheerfully at it; give 1t a
sly, knowing wink, then turn your
back upon it and listen to it crumble
into nothingness. Get busy and keep
busy! Absorb and exude cheerfulness!
Live to the fullness to-day and to-mor-
row-well, tomorrow is another day,
and you can only live one at a time.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-08-06
AN EDUCATIONAL BOOM.
Il Struck Our Colleges Along In the
Early 'sos.

The curves representing the num-
ber of students are astonishingly sfmi-
lar in the case of American institu-
tions of higher education, whatever
their character and location.
There Is a normal increase In at'
tendance corresponding to the growth
in population until about 1885, when
the curve takes a sudden leap upward.
and in the case of the State universal
ties, assumes a parabolic form.
The curve for German universities
shows the same popularity, with the
sudden upward bend occurring at
1871. This Is easily referable to the
consolidation of the empire, but In
the United States there was no such
political revolution in 1885.
Where the authorities In different
universities have been asked to ex-
plain this sudden increase of attend
ance in the early 'S0s they have attrib-
uted 1t to some local cause. "Oh,
that was when our college got new
president" or "That was the year of
the big corn CROP" or "The new
school law came into effect then" or
THE Legislature was unusually gen.
erous."
But there is a difference Of only two
or three years between Harvard and
California in the date when the curve
started upward, and 1t is obvious that
when Eastern and Western institu-
tions. private and public, high schools
and universities, classical colleges and
chronological schools. are affected al
most simultaneously in the same way
the fundamental cause must be a
general not local one. This cause,
however. according to a writer in the
Independent, remains to be discov-
cred.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-08-06
Politeness.

Lieut.. Shackleton, in happy and
manly speech which he made in re-
ply to the toast of his health by Mr..
Heinemann at the dinner given by
that gentleman at the Savoy Hotel.
told an interesting story of politeness
in the untrodden regions of the Ant
arctic.
His party. he said, were always ex-
tremely good-humored and polite, and
one professor in particular attained
degree OF politeneSs unusual under
such trying circumstances. Are
you busy, Mawson?' he called out one
night to another member of the party
who was in the tent.
, "T am said Mawson.
, "'Very busy?' said the professor.
"'Yes. Very busy.
eff you are not too busy. Mawson,
I am down a crevasse.'
"The professor was found hanging
down crevasse by his four fingers,
a position which he could not have
occupied for any length Of time
London Daily Chronicle.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-08-06

To Andy Lewis, for years leading
comedian with AL Reeves, and a pop
ular figure in burlesque, falls the
honor of opening the Lyceum thea
tres season of Progressive bur-
lesque. The preliminary season at
the Lyceum, Toledo, opens on next
Sunday, August 9, with full week.
Lewis brings his International Girls
direct from New York and fresh from
the custumers for the event.
The management of the Lyceum
promises practically a new theatre
since the masons, carpenters, painters
and decorators finished their tasks.
Nearly $4,000 have been expended
transferring the old theatre property
into a modern playhouse.
Andy Lewis, of international Girls,
an attraction which embraces many
new, and startling novelties, is posi-
lively an innovation to the lovers of
real burlesque. The books written by
Andy Lewis, entitled "A-Whirl-A
Life" and "The Tangle" are scream
ingly funny. The situations en-
brace most unique complications that
are up to the minute; the costuming
of the entire production is the most
elaborate ever seen in this particular
line of amusement, and from a scenic
standpoint the International Girls will
be without a rival. The music has
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-08-06

CHOCOLATE PUFFS-Put two ta-
blespoonfuls of butter in a saucepan
with one cupful of hot water. Bring
to rapid boil. then quickly throw
In one cupful of sifted pastry flour,
stirring hard. The mixture will al
most instantly thicken to a ball,
drawing away from the sides of the
saucepan. For moment or two stir
little at one side of the fire, then
set aside, closely covered until partly
cooled. Drop In an unbeaten egg and
work and beat until smoothly incor-
porated; add. one at time, three
more eggs, working and beating each
until perfectly mixed before adding
the next one. Beat hard for five min
utes, then drop by small teaspoonRuls
on creased pans. placing fully three
inches apart. Bake in a very moder-
ate oven. They are done when puff
fed to fully twice their first size and
light as feather when lifted; this
will take fully forty minutes. Set
aside to cool.