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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22
ROCK ISLAND GIRL
KILLS A BIC SNAKE
Miss Geiger Disposes of Reptile
With Nine Rattles While
Visiting in Country.

Miss Vera Geiger Of this city is the
heroine of an encounter with a rattle.
snake yesterday on the farm of Viii
liam Wilkens in Edgington township.
Miss Geiger came through unscathed,
but his snakeship is now safely i'm
mersed in alcohol at the Geiger home
on Second street. Rattlesnakes are not
often found in this vicinity. This one
had nine rattles, and was quite for
midable reptile to be tackled with a
stick
Miss Geiger and Mrs Robert Beck,
1101 Third street, were visiting at the
Wilkens home, and had gone out into
tn, woods to gather flowers. One of
the party nearly stepped on the rat
tier, which disclosed its presence with
the usual warning. After d momen-
tary panic the ladies discovered that
thu snake was not pursuing them, and
Mrs. Beck found a stick. Miss Geiger
volunteered to make the attack, and
while the others watched from safe
distance the reptile was dispatched.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22
IF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER BOTHER
Take glass of Salts to flush out your
Kidneys and neutralize irri-
tating acids

Kidney and Bladder weakness result
from uric acid says noted authority.
The kidneys filter this acid from the
blood and pass it on to the bladder, where
il often rema ins-to irritate and inflame,
causing = burning. scalding sensation or
setting up an irritation at the neck of
the bladder obliGing you TO seek relief
two or three times during the night.
The sufferer is in constant dread. the
water passes sometimes with n scalding
sensation and is very prOfuse; again,
there is difficulty in avoiding it.
Bladder weakness. most folks call it,
because they cant control urinatiOn
While it is extremely annoying and some
times very painful, this Is really one of
the most simple ailments TO overcome.
Get about four ounces of Jad Salts
from your pharmacist and take a table
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast. continue this for two OF three
davs This will neutralize the acids in
tire urine so it no longer Is a source of
irritation TO the bladder and urinary or
uans which then act normally again.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless,
and is made from the acid OF grapes and
lemon Juice. combined with lithia, and
is used by thousands OF folks who are
subject to urinary disorders caused by
uric acid irritation. Jad Salts is spien-
did for kidneys and causes no bad
effects whatever.
Here you have pleasant. efTervesccnt
Whitewater drink, which quickly relieves
bladder trouble.
Advertisement
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22
MAN SUCCEED BY
CARNIVAL ATTACHE
Gus Ross Hit on Head With
Wrench at Expo Park and
Goes Home in Ambulance.

The police are today looking for an
employe OF the Miller Carnival COM
pany who slugged Gus Ross over the
head with a monkey wrench about
11:3O last evening at Exposition park
AS the result OF the smuggling Ross is
confined to his home at 4510 Eighth
avenue. with two severe cuts. one on
the forehead and the other on top Of
the head.
The details of ths fracas are not
clear A representative OF the show
company claims that Ross got familiar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22
MAN is ARRESTED
FOR OLD ROBBERY
Herman Schole Is Alleged to
Have Broken Into Krue-
gers Saloon May IS.

Herman Schole was arrested yester-
day afternoon on the complaint of
Charles w. Kruger Schole is alleg-
ed TO have broken into Krueger's sa-
loon at 329 Fiurth avenue. on the night
of May 10, and taken s15 from the
cash register md a revolver. His case
came up before Magistrate Smith this
morning and was continued until to-
morrow morning. He was placed under
$1,000 bonds and being unable to fur
nish them was sent to the county Jail
TO await hearing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22
WILL SELECT NO
PLACE NOW FOR
THE NEXT CAMP
ROYAL Neighbors Alter Bylaws
by Giving Power to Elk
ecutive Council.
ADVANTAGE IN THE CHANGE
Better Able Later to Properly Weigh
the Concessions offered by the
Competing Cities.

The homes OF the delegations of
ROYAL Neishbors from Minneapolis and
Toledo and other cities that are work
ing for the next supreme camp meet
ing went climmering yesterday after
noon when. by a revision OF the soci-
s,v's bv-IawS. the selection OF the place
Of meeting Of the supreme camp was
nut into the hands of the executive
council. which means that no place
will be selected at this time The Gus
Tom heretofore in the selection OF the
supreme camp city has been to leave
II 10 the accredited delegates and the
rsport OF the bylaws committee rec
onmendinc that the power be taken
from them net with considerable OPP
nosition. The delegates were OF the
opinion that they were as well quail
fed 10 decide on the merits OF meet
ing place as were the supreme officers.
The committee. however. explained
that were the matter left with the SUI
preme officers investigation could be
made. concessions and reduced rates
gained and many minor items could
be taken into consideration in the
selection OF the city TO act as host to
the camp
When the motion was made to refer
the recommendation back 70 the COM
rnittee for reconsideration. il was
greeted with mos" from all parts OF
the house and the original recOmmen-
dstion as suggested by the bylaws
committee. was adopted and the selec-
ton OF the supreme camp meeting
place was put into the hands OF the
supreme officers.
Do Not Quit Working.
Notwithstanding that no action will
be taken at this time and probably not
for a year or more. the cities working
for the next convention have not
ceased their efforts TO land the camp
The delegates are diligently inter
viewing the supreme officers and sing
ing the praises OF their respective
cities with the hope of making such a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22
GOING OUT AFTER
U. S. W. v. CAMP
Rock Island Members Arrange
to Invite 1915 Meeting
to This City.
JOHN CARSE Is DELEGATE
Session Will Be Held Here at Same
Time as Iowa Meeting is
Held in Davenport.

Rock Island is going TO make an eff
fort to land the 1915 camp of the
United Spanish War Veterans, which
probably means that the meeting will
be held here for the organization has
been willing to come TO this city for
several years. John Carse was elected
last evening the delegates from Siboney
Bay camp of this city to the state en-
campment. which will be held at East
st Louis June Is. 10 and 20, and was
instructed to use his best efforts to
bring the next meeting to this city. 1t
is probable that a number of other
members of the local camp will also at
tend and help cinch next years gather
ing
The state organization is expected
to look with particular favor upon
Rock Island because il has been virtu-
ally arranged that the 1915 Iowa en-
campment will be held in Davenport at
the same time and joint sessions will
be possible
Here Decade Ago.
Rock Island entertained the United
Spanish War Veterans about a decade
ago when the organization was not
nearly so large as it is now Several
hundred delegates and visitors now
regularly attend these encampments.
Siboney Bay camp OF this city is the
largest in the state outside OF Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22
TRIES TO STEAL a GRIP
AND MAKES BAD JOB OF 1T

James +. Russell, who claims he is
newspaper man from Chicago. was
caught making his getaway with a grip
valued at $l2 from the London cloth
ing store yesterday afternoon about 3
O'Clock. Russell came into the store
on the pretense of making some pur-
chases and on his way out picked up
the grip near the door. William
Kahlke. one of the statesmen. saw the
attempted theft and nabbed him be-
fore he reached the door
This morning he was bound over to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22

deep impression on the minds of the
officers that it will have its effect later.
The committee on law and revision
or bylaws suggested a number of
minor changes, the changing of per
haps a single word or sentence here
and there which will in no way affect
the working of the society.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22

All the news all the time-TheArgus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22

o. r. Murphy, who was wanted in
Monmouth on the charge of obtaining
goods under false pretenses, was taken
back to that city yesterday afternoon
by the chief OF police at Monmouth.
The police here were notified to be on
the lookout for Murphy, and Detective
Cox seeing the man on Second avenue
yesterday morning. arrested him
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22

the grand jury in the sum of $500 by
E-~gistrate Smith on the charge of lar
cely.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22

The kaiser's personal contribution
to Germany's war chest. under the new
levy to be made for military purposes,
will be $l,025, 900.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22
This Afternoon.

This Afternoon.
Excursion on steamboat st. Paul.
This Evening at 1880.
Band concert rendered by Stroehle's
band in Spencer square, compliments
of the Rock Island club.
Saturday Morning and Afternoon.
Regular order of business
Adjournment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22

with one of the dancers and that when
the employee interfered the fight start
ed. Ross claims that he had done
nothing TO warrant the attack. The
injured man was taken home in the
ambulance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22

mobile bus at the approach to the
Main bridge. She sustained serious
injuries. With IS others she had been
a guest at the wedding of her brother,
Edward Thompson. When the "joy
ride" was taken she discovered there
were Is in the bus. ss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22
Injured in Fear of t3.

Racine, Wis, May 22.-Superstition
Robert Sander to leap out of an auto
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-22
POLICE NEWS

A change of venue was taken from
Justice KuehFs court to Magistrate
Smiths court in the case of Ezekiel
Nelson. Nelson was arrested on com
plant of Albert Surr by Constable Car
penter, on the charge OF disorderly con-
duct. Surr claimed that Nelson called
him a chicken thief. The case was
dismissed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-31
sic ganern Iin6 SOL

Gin 10 Sabre alter boperiider
Srcilpilliger, ser I'M @eiten peripun-
oct piirOc, itreibt ieiner Sdweiier
5olgenoes
sd mill Dir nal BON meincm
lebten Gag Dor ser 5ront er50blen.
9lbenos fam 9eiebI, ioiort 5u inierer
Gioiiion 8uriid 5u maridiren. lin
ll6r 9lohts errei1ten mir ilnierc
oltcn Stclluneen. g8ir ipurocn sic
aou5e 3eit bin. iuio bergeihobeL
I6lafeu fonnten mir ni1t mebr. @ir
ndbmcn ndntlid StirmIlelnng enl.
lin 1 llbr iolltc ouf ser gon5en 2inic
gcltiirnt mcroen. Dic glrtilIerie ihoB
oen gan5en &orniita9 bis 1 ll6r icbr
6eftia. Sic @ioniere iAleuoerten Nli-
ncn. Gie @irfling lit GROCER ais Die
Der @rnnaten, fonuen ober iuir nuf
gcriuge gntfernnng abgeihoiien iucr.
oen. I'm bolb 1 llbr bieB eS Strm.
9epdd 5urecbt MAIDEN. g9ir befa.
men nod idnell Elm poar Gioarrcn
bon oeu 2iebesgoben. @ir itedten lie
notiirIih iofort an. 9llS MN oie
glrtillerie auiborte 5u ibieBeit iuuroe
eS 3cit fiir ms. Inns pnren nod
@ioniere 5usetbeilt nit @ano6omben,
Sanogronaten uno 9iduder5ellg, mas
ms bon groBem 9hlben mar. glh
Qlaid1ineugeluebre 6otten mir nit.
@ir ihirmen crit bis gum eriten
ieinolihen Sdiibengra6en ben fan.
ben mir leer llnier Sombour fiel
neben mir. ST mar bermnnoet. Sb
6rodtc ion in Gin God, lpclbes 0on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-31

9lnr einc fleine Gpiiooc, bciBt cS
in eincni 5elopoit6ricfe. gs mar ae.
iteru 91oduiittog. sic Some iiono
idon ticf am Sinmel mo lieB Der.
idlueuoeriih sic iHoniten 6arbcn
ouf 9dmnen uno Strandern, aui
6aiiiern mo 9ieien ipielcn. Ger
Simmel mar bIou uno Die 9iit mil.
Sc unO 10 nor, ooB man nit 6loBem
guge filometermeit sic fleiniten sc.
genitdnoe iharf crfeinen fonnte.
Sir inns 9IrtiIleriiten gerooe ooS rid.
tige @etterl @ir lasen ouf umierem
2lusgud uuo 6lidten iharf binouS,
o6 iid nirgenos ein Io6neuoeS 3icI
3eiatc. cine fein0Iide aolonne, Gin
Sdiibeneraben cine 9atteric 91i9tS
rii6rte iit. Surge Belt oor6er nod
bate Der 6einO 3iemli1 beftig nit
ieiler glrtilerie iiniere 6ront obec.
itreut, obne Diel Sdaoen 3i t6itu.
Sest idpicg en- Gr 1otte oie 9lutlo.
iigfeit oes SdieBens eineeie6cu. g9o
nidts 5u ie6en lit 1T idmer etiuas
81 treffen 90 iaben mir itia in
Der glben0ionne Sin Drummer
riB uns aus inierem @erilntrniein.
Gs wir0 itarfer uuo itdrfer. Sin
,Rau6boael~ par's. S6pn lab man
i'm am floren Sinnel i9nea idoB
er beron geraoe oiIf uniere SteIluna
8ii Elm 6errliher 9lnbIid. 1os PHI.
ae ocs 6eiuoes 6lidte auf inns Der.
ob ipdbeno pie oerSperber nadgeu-
te. g9ir ale riibrten uns nibt, ieoe
@emegung fonntc lnS Derrotbet uno
oeH tootbringenoen Giieubagel feino.
li6er 6euerihliinoe ouf iniere 10
lou9e Derborgene Steae Ienfen Sect
500 er iiber imiere aopfe 6inpeg
6odj, ie1r BOD nno bod 70 0eutlidj
iidltbor uno 81 b6reit ooB man i6n
init Sdnocu areiieu 5l tonnen oer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-31
We6ratcne NartOFfeln.

ssn Dem grieie zines SonDeo
mauues beiBt es. 9ddt melt BON eli.
mem Nartoiielader ipareu mir einge.
gra6eu Gs aiug gegeu 9lbeuo, pa
iagte ami einmal Elm llnterofii5ier
g9ie gilt mdren ieBt gebratene aar.
toficln.~ llno he6e oa, ieoer BON
inns betam Sebniudt nod gebrateHen
@artofieln. 80 ia, mahte elmer
gau3 traurig, imo Die anoeren fouH.
ten einen Seu3er nidt rmteroriidep.
@artoffeln &artoiieln, giug es ms
beltdn0ig i'm 9opfe berum. @inige
Sufonteriiieu begounen nerDos IN
ibrem @raben berm5urutihen. Ga
ruit pl6slih elmer uSerr 3ugiiibrer,
ih bole welhe sd aub,~ fonts
inn Gho; lid aud, i'd audi breitei
iih 0as Gho fort. o6abcn mir geriia
an cinein @rooiad 0oa20 Grit frieden
Smei Snfauteriiien, NIT einem Spa'
ten bewafiuet aus Dem @raben
i6nen ioIoen orei iiiuf 5ebu ale
obue @aifeu. sect iino iie nur mebr
tollieno Sdritie bonn 9lder entiernt
@as miro MN meroeu2 Gie auoeren
i'm @robeu faiien ibr @epe6r ieit OIL
Seoer iiarrt biniiber 5ii ben 9iuiien
@enn iie idieBeh itiirmt aueS ioiort
Ginige bange Olinutcn. Damn loien
iib ans Dem ruiiiiden Sdiibeugra.
ben cinige Solooien. ebenians mn
nit Spateu bepafinet, un0 3iebeu iid
raid gegen Sen gIder 5u. llnO ieBi
fougen an einem Hano oie lluiern 81
groben an am onoern tbun oiC
9luIien 0asiel6e. Ger Streiicn wirf
INNER ihnidler tie fonneu ndbel
uno udber. @eroeu iie banogemetu
meroen2 gIuf einmoI ialutiren beiog
@arteien, uno rubig febrt 9Iacs beim
81 ieinem Sdiibengraben 5uriid
Cine bal6e Shuoc 9iu6e, Shmeigeu
Sebt gebt Elm miitbenoes SbieBen
aus beioen @rdben los. Die zebra.
teneu GortoifeIu iino chen ge9ehen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-31
0ie 9SOroauqc in SaSafrifa.

Der glieupe Rotterooniihe auront
oeroffentliht einen 9rief icincS Gor.
reiponoenteu in SobouniSburg mo-
rim es IL. 81. beiBt:
CAB Die Teutiden BEL Dem critcn
Srcffen @efanoene madteu oieute
nidt oo5u Die @egeiiterimg fir oen
9rieg 3u crpcden 9lur Ianiam td-
men Gir5elbeiten bon Dem Greifen
bel 9onofontcilL ipo ioIt 3lpei pollc
Sdtpooronen ocS I. 3egiments be.
rittener &opidiisen imo cine Sl6tbei-
lung Der Sranspnliben reitcnoen Slr.
tillerie in bic Sdnoe Der Geutiden
fielen Wlittoas mar Ole glurition
Oeriaoiien mO Oie Steamg unbolt-
bar. Die 6eioen &ononen porcn
unbroudbor gemoHt porocn. Die
Guel1noer uno glfrifaner 6iBten 6ie
peiBe Slogge. SbcrIt @rnno fieI
perlpunOet in ole S1noc Der Gent.
iden, oie crit imiere So0ten begri-
ben uno oann sic ibriGcn lno olle
@erlpanoeteu gut bebonoelten. 3uei
Shlpooronen, ole bonn Solptquar-
tier 3u SiiIfe eeididt ipurOen ipur-
oen bon Den Qeutihen inter beftigeS
neutrality-suspicious. eenommen II.
goben oen 9eriudl, nohocm iie eiiiige
9erluite crlittcn battcn. olif GicS
lit aaeS, mas ser Gonior ourhlicB-
Gum S6luB beiBt es in Dem griei.
@enu @otba oaS Gbercommonoo
iiberninnit nno nod @inobuf por-
riidt miro sic 3uflbr friifcr Wlann.
idofter fir icine slrnee Elm idpieri.
geS &roblen iein. Die lcbte &eier.
be beite6t ans @ebrfd6igen bon As
bis 60 sSobren. 9orldufig ipill man
es nit 6rehpilligen ueriuhcn. ggirtb
idoftlihe @riinoc eri1percn sic Ga
ee 9otbo bat bis6er 2OOO 6reiiuiI.
lige 2t3 berittene SHiiben; 1855
Snfanteriiteu Iino nufgerufen. Sebt
f1ngt man nit Dem g(ufruf Der berit.
tenen Gommonoos an unO bofft 1000
berittene Shiiben 81 erboltcn sic
Transooal un0 ser OroujcfreiItoot
oui6ringeu ioller.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-31

glus @uoapcit miro Sic iolgeHoe
Observation-Disclosures er5dblt; Sin
Cberit fomut geraoe oo5u, mie Elm
2ieuteuant eiuen Hcfruteu Ben er
3it oraen bat. cine Cbrfeige 9i6t ino
nodt Dem Gauperameutboacn @ors
ipiirfe, oaB Ct iebt init ocu Neniden,
Die ibr Qcbeu Dem 3aterlan0e opiern,
70 grob iumgebe Ger 2ieutenant ent-
iduIoiet iih Ser aerl III 70 oumml
syb fann i6m niht oos GiniahIte Bet
brinqcn ,.W}an erreidt allies
nit @eouIo~ euteeonet Der Gberit
mo beginnt Dor Dem 2ieutenont bic
glrbeit iclber. pggie beiBt Der Cberit
oes Ncaineuts?~ frQgt er ben Refru-
ten. 4romptc Qlniport uSaosrab
@Dorgp". ngleiu, Oh irrit Gid. 50
bieb er iriiber. Sect it's Elm moe-
rcr. Qnio pie beiBt oer2" &rompte
Qlntrport. .Saos0aD @Dor9D4 Der
Cbcrit miro etluos einorinGliher
,Cu irrlt, Oicier Cbcrit 1T toot uuo
begroben. Sieb ber. ih bin eS, Der
iett Cberit 1T, Sd belize Souocs Sa-
nos. ao0ocs 3anos beiBt Iein
Cberit. 9lio, ipie beiBt 2ein Gberit2"
@rompic rihtige 9lntiport oaopacs
ssanos. Ger G6erit itebt ben Glen.
tenant triunpbirenO an ais menn er
iaaen polite uSebcn Sie, es gcbt,
ipenn man MIR min, imo fragt ocn
Refrihen iueiier: .lln0 mie 6eiBt
0enn Gu2~ 4rompte 9htport; 500
nacs Sanos~ Ger C6erit, ein wenig
nerp0S 80 70, uno pic beiBt
1ein Qater2~ Gic 9leiAc glntport
.,aoDacs ,SanoS~ 9iut 0erldBt ielbit
Den Cberii Sic @ube: ~Dimrmer
acrllD ihrcit cr imo 6aut benz
glcrmiten einc bermter Ga iolu.
tirt Der Sieutenant mo ioet Dem
C6crit. oOleIoe oe6orionIit Ger
Moun beiBt mirtlid io, pie Der Serr
G6crIt ielber. mo iein @oter bcibt
audi for
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-31

unicren @rauaten oetpii6lt tUar, in
boIle Gedima, perbano ibu I6nell
Damn itiirlutc id mieoer nit oen am
Oereu na6 pornc. @ir purOen aon5
idredlid beidoiieu. @ir mubten
noAmal in Getuug. Iun pflau3.
ten mir oas Seiteugepebr allf. Nls
Damn Die unirigen oIIe sur STEELE
waren ging es nit Siirrab porpdrts.
gSir paren nidt penig critatnt, ais
tpir itatt GnglduOer i6mar5e Sene-
galihiiben Dor ms batten. 1ie
9erle pertbeioigten ii6 wie pabuIin-
uig. g9ir muBten lie Oireft ans Dem
@raben rausibieBcn ooer -IteAen
mas ebcn beier giug. 9ie uerpHnoc-
ten S6por5eu beiboiien ms nod
nit 8cuoIDeri BON binteL Oas pur-
De ibuen aber ali6 5um gerbangniB.
Scdjs bon oieien aerlen, tpenn nidt
mebr. bra9cn inter meincm 6eucr
5uiammcn. 9os mar 0ic critic Or
belt. Sir oos ndditc itcdte i'd mir
oie 5peite 3igorre an. glitn begons
nen Die Strobenfdmpfe Gie beieb.
ten 9auier iprengten mir nit 9om-
ben ooer rdlderten uniere 8iouierc
aus SSn ocn &duicrn befanoen Iib
MIR 9el9ier uno fron50iiid)e Morinc.
SoIooten. Sd fam in Elm Saus uno
fano Die 9eaert6iir ouf. Sd mahte
mir Sidt uno gins, Oos @epe6r
ihuBbereit in Der Sano, binunter.
Sier lab i'd 5iuei 9eleier uno Siuei
6ran3oien in Der Gde iibeu Sd leg
te iofort an mo forocrtc lie aui sic
@affen ab5ulegen. sic t6oten es.
gtun befabl id oen 4crls, rauf3uge-
ben Grit 8oeerten iie. @rIt ols idl
ingenliitblib puroe, eineen iie. SD
Iieferte fe bei oeu onoern @efonge-
nen a6. IS mar eegeu 3 llbr g1ad-
mittogs, ols mir ms ianmelten ouf
Dem @arftplab. @egeu 5 llbr ioa.
ten mir fir ms cine Stelinq aus
iudcn. g9ir oineen, bier Nlonn nit
einem 5elOnebel, Dor. Ga ertapptc
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Ylarttplot erridtct mar gSir aim
gen III @ertbeioigin9sitealng fir Die
gloht. lin 10 llbr ioute aber oie
perbdngnispoae Shinoe fir mid
fommcn. @S fam elm 9efebl 0ie
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idinengepeDrcn gegen 0ie &anol-
Bride porgeben un0 oos 8eiler eroif.
men. Sin leidtes @eihiib pom ms
icuerte ihon iinauiborlih ouf sic
Bride. g9ir famen bis ouf 30 glc.
ter an oen 6ein0 ran, &ir no6men
Stellune. Gos 6euer puroe ioiort
er0ffnet. @ir befamen Elm fiirdter.
lides Seuer bonn 5eino. llniere pr
tiIlerie ihieBt ms9c5eidnet. 9lls sic
bapcriiebc idwere 9lrtiacrie fam 80
mete aleS ouf. Sd Bate mir ME.
mails ecoadt, ooB ole 9reuBeu 10 fir
oe 9aDeru lino. 9lue iogten oic
9o1ern iiuo oo. nm f0nren iih Die
engldnOer aefaBt MAIDEN. W2eiue
8ermiiuoumg lit i'm @eii1t, oiif Ser
rebtcn Scite nebeu Der g}oie, ober,
boIb ser Gberlippe. ...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-31

gen @eiaesar6eiter ans 9el9ieH sel.
ten 0ldn finoet inter anoerem Die
edteualiibeu 9amen 9raIn1ol5 mo
@eiB, edarot ino aoitner. Sn Nlau.
DIETER ibaten Oieie itodeugIiiben
Grofeiioreu oas 6elgiihe @euiel
llar Sod Oorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-31
@ngCauo's Sarf6Bett BON Ame
riRanern 6rosge(feCrt.
2ae amcramic SmaruussGpmtc aaudu maat GnsuuS
onpurtIid fir ben gSstfries nuS fir Sas betageus-
mert9e SdidiaI gesin's

Ott tiefer Gntriiltung iUellen mir
ole in 0en anglo.omerifaniihen 8ei-
tungeu namcutIid III Der Stem
gort @orlo, nSimes" uno o&eralo"
erideinenoen 9lrtifel 3uriid uno
branomarfeu iie ais Gutiteaung BON
G6atia9en uno ofienbnre llnpabr'
better. @ir iDornen uuiere Ntit6iir.
ger. iiH auf @rlmO 6erielbeu ehn llr-
t6eiI al biloeu
@ir neripeiien iuierc 2onosleute
ouf cine bon 5ablreiden onoeiebenen
amerifaniibcn gcridteritottern IN.
ter5eiduete erfIdrung. porin oieie
g1dnuer, oie oie oeutihe 9lrmee in
9elsien uno in 6roufreid begleitet
boben, aili ibr ebrcnmort bin ausia-
gen. oaB Oie 9erihte iiber oeutide
0jrouiomfeit polIitanois aus Der 2uft
gegrifien imo.
England, enttaiiid]t uno auber Sal.
iuua ii6er oas 0HBlingen ieines 9Io-
mes. Geiltidlano 3u bernihten, trah.
tet iett. sic 9lufmerfiamfeit Der @elt
3u ieiner IreuIoiiefeit uno ieineu
DdBeriolgen ooourh ab5ulenfcn, ooB
es in neutroIen 9dnoern ben Samen
Der Seinoieliofeit nisitreut umo9lah.
ridten iiber oneeblihe bon Geutihen
beriibte @rouiomfeiten perbreitet oie
nod itreueer umo inparteiiider In.
teriudung iih. ais gepobulihe 9ii.
gen berauseeiteqt baben.
Set england ole Gontrole Der
9abellinien an iid geriiien fiibrt es
cinen 5elo5ng Scr @erleim0uug nit
Der 9lbiiht Oie interuationole 9lei.
mmg 81 ieinen @imitcn 5u beeintlui-
/ fen; oesbal6 IdBt es fcinc fir
GeutidIauO ireenOpie giinitiee 91ad-
riht poiiireu obne iie 81 neritiinmeIu
ooer oireft 5u fdliden. Sic ofientli.
DE Weinlng in oen nelttrolen Can.
bern fommt iibrieens iebt 5u Der
Giniidlt, oaB Gngloro mo ieine
Ieidtgl6ubigen @enoiien oieien arieg
in oen 3eitngen ausiedten II oos
Sauptquartier Oes engIii6en @cne.
ralito6s 6efinoet iib in 6leet.Strv
Sonoon.
enolidl rllieu mir uniere ouerita.
niihen 9iirger auf 81 einem @roteit
gegen sic ourh gnglono 5erbeiee.
] fiibrte Ebeilnobme Der Soponer an
oieien europaiiden @riegc, oenn es
werocn oaourd nidbt mlr uniere Qnc.
ritauiicbeu Sntereiien bcorobt, ion-
bern es miro and sic Gberberri6ait
Der ueiBen &aiie in 6roge geiteat,
iino mir 0eroonlmen oeSbol6 auf oos
eutihieocuite Sen ihma6lihen Der.
iud Gnslonos. nit 9iilfe oiiotiidcr
Soroen peiteuropdiihc aliltir uno
oeutihe Civilization 3u peruiHten.
9lmerifaniiheS glufflarungs.
Gonite in @liinhen.
SSronf g. @iIIaro, g. ..
8. S. @riSwolo, Sa
N}arion 2inieD, Wlo.
2. YR. Semi g. ..
Socques Moper, q. ..
5rau Charles Gabier. SSuo,
6. s. GboDer, Wloii
SSno. g. Bauer, @..@n.
,Sulie ". Sentilboit, 4o.
Nlau0 6ap. Sol,
Sawr 3. Benton, Gal