davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12
Niir'g Qe6en pereint.

SRI. WlotDiloe u. Brandt, bic Eo1'
ter Don SSrau Mart6o FoleD bon 9tr
1928, SItWtaoiionitraBe, lpllroe sc
tern 9lbcno ollr1 &oitor @nocrs BON
ser orItcn per. cp. hltb. SSricocns-lSe-
ncinoc nit 0crrn G5arles 8. 0rel-
Icl, Sem Sobne BON 5ralI N3otbiloo
DreIlel bon 9tr. 2311, gliblauO-9lpc,
gum @unoc fiir'S Sebcn rcreiniat.
Nod sen Crauer.Gerenlonien fano III
Der Grrnbule all Der Gde Der @ag
inO @rcitonitroBe bic SoH5citseicr
itott on Scr i6mmtlidc 6rcilnOe DER
bci0til Souilien t6eilna6nen. Gas
graiitpoar crGielt DieIe ino prdHtias
@eiGsnfe ilnO miro ieinc 5littermo
den nit ciner 9(utonobilia0rt rod'
93ew 9lorf bcginnen Shr 3lfil1it+
aeS Seini mer0en tie ua@ Der &ila-
te5r BON Ser Sod5eitsreiIe beitim'
ltc.:.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12
Grfroufte ii glbotdclr.

Der all Scr gait9lpenue in ocr
9ldbc oes GatlaiUn6rie0boieS po0n
bate Sc Sabre olte Sobn 2ibbei N.
frdnfte geitern &ormittaa III ocr Qlgo.
fbefe bon Nloraan " lRiaaro All 0sr
@dc bon Baltimore un0 South ir
uno mlBie in ser 4oli5ei.3lmmuahs
oes nittleren Diiirifts no1 og.
0tercD.SoIpitul aebrad)t ner0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12

&ricgSiibung IN cn8 ls
iden Barlament.
9on0on, If. 9to0em6er. Sto'
itia George crofinete 6eutc nit eiier
Ebroure0c Die aubcrorOentli6e Git
sung Oes GarloMents, Der Der iibllHc
icierIiGe 3ug pon SdloB ourd ole
StraBcn Der St1ot 5um @ctmtnlter'
golaIt uorous eina. Su Der 9le0e
betonte Ocr &6nig, oaB CT ole Teltc
3uperli9t auf Sieg Degc, rmo be-
ipran nanentli1 oen Giltritt Ger
liirfei lit Sen Gonilift. Seine niii-
lclndnuii1eu lltttertbonen wilBten
oenau, 70 ilbr CT iort, oaB Gnglolto
cinen oerartigen arieg ni6t gepollt
babe, ilnO oaber 6abe es Den &0nig
bcfonocrs 9efreut bon allen Gbeilen
iciner mldelm6nnilGeu aoIonia'n
3uiiheringen ser 2o0alitdt 5p err
bulten. Gam appellirte Der aonig
al ocu 9'olriotiSmlS OeS cngIiiGen
Toltcs lmo erIu9te, oae i'm Sntereiic
ser Griegfiibrlug erioroerliGen
W1aBra9nen gut5u6eiBen
9lad) Der 26roHre0e ergriTI 'Rre'
nlier glSqiiit6 ous gsort uno erfldr-
te, oob Ser aricg poBl Idnger oaii.
eru mHroe al5 lripriiuelih ange.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12
sglc1onue6.S Snititnt.

Gas NlcGonogb.Snititiit fpiert 0as
Shituugsfelt am 9anitaa ocn 2i
glopember nit elmer 6eierlihleit au
@ornittog in oen Shulrdimen
gtah ben Geremonien miro aaen 3a.
item cin SmbiB ieruirt- Nr. 0l y.
9opman 1T &rin3ipal 0es Snliiirts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12
Scnneiter ernannt.

Sir oos @rocerg.@eibdlt ser ser
rem 9lobert 6. @onra6an uuo ehri.
titan 1topi an oer Gde BON &ioaair.
unO 9arreitraBe mur0e aeiiera sui
Sareisacridt 9lr. 2 Herr Nenrp san
let, ilin. ols Seanoiter ernanrt
nadoen oeriel6c 10000 @iiraihaii
0eiieQt bate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12


pericbD6rer purOeu pcrbaitet uno er-
idoiieH.
Scrmiidte telcgrapGiid9c ScpcidJcn
SSn Iurant Nfld, ii6erraiAtc
Safe gImiell Elm prouiueutcr @e-
iddftsmann eincn 8rcnoen, ais
Oerielbe 9lmiclI's 16 Sabre oIten
Eodter Den 5als ourhibnitt llm.
icl perlplmoete Oen E6dtcr, OericIbc
cntfoin aber Tos N}G0hen mar
toOt, ais Der Batter aulangte.
Syn @cneieo, 9f..Oy Bat Der Erc-
'eB pon 6eurp Siegel, oeS cbemuli-
gen Olep Norfer GiroBfollimounes
unO @auficrs, wclMer oes @roBoieh.
itabls ougeflogt it, begonneu-
Sn U}onmoutb, 81. wuroen
3. q. @arrenOer imO 6raii, nab
reuo tie ouf cinem W}otorrao iubren
bon elmer Burlington Gaugir-2ofos
luctipe Get60tet. Iic 5rmi wurOe
tbatiG6lih cnibauptet
3u friiber MorgenItunOe muroc
geitern oaS rieiige So9erbauS Der
~9lmerican @inoow @loB Gompanp
eirt 9laub Der 6lonmen. Ger SAaOcn
miro oiti $t,000,O0O aeihdBt
9in ciuer eiuialnch SteQe flint
N}eilcu bon @lSnore, eincm 0rt 20
gleilen iiio6fliA bon Sola, &anios,
pur0e oeitern 6roi 9iop 9lro, Sic
Satin eines pobl6o6enoen SSar,
mers BON Sola, aus 0em Sinterbotc
cric6oiien, wGbrcn0 iie nit ibrem
@utten in eincnl 9hltomobil fubr
@orbcr iporcn ibon peri6icOcnc mp-
terrible 0}oroOernide ouf Nos @1e.
paor, Oos ieit iebS Mouoten perbei.
ratbet it, gemaGt iuoroen.
Sni uEcrn1inal-@otel" in ct
&oitisumilr0en etn N}onn mo cine
6ruu, mel6e lid ais g. S. 9leelcr
lnO Srou rcgiitrirt batteu, toOt auf
Geiun0en. Gffenbor 6otte Der 0lunn
ieiuc 6rou uno ounn iic6 ielbit cr-
Ed9Iien. Der &orper Der 6rmt mic
neiut S@uBpunoen ouf. g3ecleD wa
oniheillen0 cin &ei6dftsreiienOer Der
n&ctrolelnt Sron 60" bon Sharon
&enniDIoanien
SameS &oplnno, Cefau aIIer
6ofultdten Der llnioeriitGt pon G1i.
cogo, fat eiuen Rnf ais YraiiOent
ser llnineriitdt pon g9oibm9ton err
6olten, miro a6er wabribeinlid uitt
acceptiren.
Syn Glepelano, G6io, wurOc Oey
80 Sabre oltc 9lll5cl @l @llunorc.
3Df. fr6crcr @crousgcbcr elmer rcli
gioieu 3eitlng, 0es lpciBcn Stloocr.
6ouNels iAulOig befuuOen Gr iplI
sic 20 Sabre oltc @DOia Seinor BON
9oal Genter 9Sa.. md iqirer @pb.
mlng gc6raMt imo BORT gefongen ge'
bulten 6ubcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12
3luei g6cidJriDnngcu.

Der Gtieuurbeiter GomorO 9eale
erbiclt i'm &reisgeridlt cine Shei'
oing bon 6rau 0lprtle 9eaIe, bic er
1908 in &od d.5Slan0, Sls, ge6eira'
t6et Bate. 5rau @eale peigerte iib,
BON BORT nod Baltimore 81 5iebcu
ais ser 9lann bier 9eidjditigur8
iun0.
Ges9Ieihen erbielt 6rau Gliie 0}.
German BON 9fr. 1929. @eit-Olul-
berrpltrnBe, cine dbiolute S4ei0iuag
non Charles 3. Garmnn.
Gbcnio pnrOc 6rau Sattic Doug
las BON 9tr. G07 @eii.@hll6errpitr.
bon Clarence g. GouelaB gcihieocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12
nSo5ioItitii6e 2iebcr.
tdfcl.

Gie geitrige Singititnoe Der So
Sialiitiihen 9coertaiel~ in ibreni
@criomnlliugs 9ofnlc Sunede'S
@oIIc, All Ser @eit 9cringtonItraBc,
ipies eincn auBerorocntlid5 suteit
9eiudj oui. Infer Giri9eut @ecrg
@06lnaun'S 9eihlrg tpuroc cmiig
uuo gelpiiicn1aft geii6t Sli Der an,
iblieBenoen @eitbditsiibung fii6rie
Hrdi0cnt Sobn ytotn Oeu &oriit mo
Sefret0r @1 Gommel oas Grotofol
use iteu0 9ieoerfrons.
Giuen trcfflider geiuG luies 0ie
aeitriqe Singltunoe ces nMelien0,.
2ie0erfranses" in ieinem Glublofole,
SoeiltriG's 0aIle at ser Srcocrid'
9lpenue, oiii. llnter 0trisent Gbas.
9S. Gias 9eihng ipuroc cifrig iuio
fleiBig geiibt. SSn ser onidlieBcn0cit
@cihditSiibitnq inter Nrdiioent 8.
6. @o6ler itn0 Setrctdr a. S5lcacl
tanlel Ginla0ltngell oeS o8crlIanlas
Guortctt GlnbS~ ser &creirigtcn
Gilnifte oes uTeuticben llnteritii.
tings 9uuocS", oes y@lo5ort-Nl0u-
ncrdlors," oes ,@oiongOerenls 36a.
lia1 lno Oes @eiangpereins n9lrion
sur @crleiung uno 9lnna6me Gor6c.
reititngei mltrOcu getroficn fir oos
9(uiaug Gc5ember a65uAoltenoc gro
Be 9luiternroiteu.
nglrion@
Gin glGn5anoos muiitolii6es Gr-
eianiB periprid6t oas CONCERT orS
.Qlrion" 5u wcroeu luel6es lit Der
ndhIten 9Sode it 2ebmonn's Sol(l
itottfinoet. @eitern 9lbcnO iibten sic
50elp6in 9litter~ lmermuolim fin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12
lllnrNinrn nrridlmlLnhen.

SSrau 9iettic adt BON gfr 1854.
Niaoiion-9lUemie, meloete ariieru oeg
9Soli6ci, Oab neun @anr @aroinen m
gSert5e BON $65 aus i6reni Seller 8e.
ii0hIen mor0en limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12

Iruppen aus &cra Gri5 in oaer.
ud@iter Set 5uriid8urlfem oa
Gorron5o unO 0'uticrrc8 Die &C.
ioroertcn @uroiticn al geben per-
ipradcn. GiIcn6a3n gerfebr
nit StoOt a2crifo nntcr6rodcn.
Goio, Tcy4 II. 9lopembcr.
~ 3ipiibcn ocn &orteien Gorran5a'S
lin6 @iaa'8 lit nod bcute glbeno IN
Suores einqctroffenen @cridtcn bon
ocn G1eilnc6mcru al Scr 5ricocnS
Gonfercu5 bon 9(guos GalielteS Der
SIricg erflort woroeu.
@ci 2eou, 5miiNei Iguos Golen.
tcs un0 Guerctoro, ioa bercitS cine
GAlocbt itattgefuuOeu boben. @enc-
raj 95oblo @on6oles, Der 6ibrer Der
9lrmee Gorran5as, lit bon Gucretaro
his Siloo Giaa cntgegcn morichirt.
General Mouuel Gboo, Elm 6eIoberr
@ians, lit beutc nit elmer ltorfen
Grllppen-glbtbeilung aus 9lguoS ga.
Iientes obuorihirt.
Hofacl @iusqui5, Ser @encraIfon'
full Gnrran5o's IN 0en Ser. Stnotcn,
COB 6eutc folgenoe Grfl6rung o6:
Ser erite Gbef Scr Gonititutiona.
Iiiteu befinOct iic6 in Cordoba. Die
al}e6raubl Ser G9efs Gut ii6 au Gun.
ften Gorron5o's geduBert. &illo bat
Die @ep6Iferung oufgeforoert, 6u ben
@affen 6u ereifeu. Dcs geiammte
Saoen uuO Often itebt auf Der Scite
Nes criten Gbcis."
81 oDtorenogrciftg8aco g aco q II.
gtoco, 9(ri5y If. OloOcnlber -
Gouoerncllr @toDtorenn er0ffnete
bcute ans elmer Gntiernung bon
1000 9aroS aus ieinen 75-Yliaime-
tcr.@cIhubcn Ons Scuer ouf Die @es
Iotung Gurron5d'S in glaco, Sonora.
G1outorcnu Dottc 0cm 0berlten &ot-
lielo, Dem Gonunanocur Der anerifa'
niiheu @rcn5potroidllc, ucrlprohcn
oic 9clc5ieBlng ser Stat0t 5rpei
GtlmOen- Dor6cr ou5ufiiH0i0ctt ood)
hate Oieier lic6 niNt oarauf pcrlollen
i;n0 1cinc TripDen nlcidh in Stelllulq
qebeu lofcn
Giicnbobn %erfebr nit
Sta0t Wecrifo unter-
broN en-
QurcOo, EeroS, II. 9foOenlber
- Der Giicnbabn.Gerfcbr bon bier
nod 5taot @1crito lit belitc cingc
Itoat morocn. Gic 3a9e ge1en mr
ti8 @lonicrcU un0 Soltillo.
9lmcrifoniide Irltppcn
lpcrDcn balO 5llrilf.
gernfen
S8oibingtpn, II. 0}on - pic
omcrifoniidcl lrrppen wcrocu Dor.
ousidtli6 in Der ollcrnd6iten 3eit
ans gcra Gruv 5uriitgcruien lUerOch
ga sic uon ser Mai6ingtoner Hegie'
runa Neior6crtca Worontien 5ugeii.
bcrt iuorocu fms. Garron5a Der
Ipran Oic lpG6renO ser 9ffupation
erbobcuen 30Qc niht nod einmol
ein5itirei6en ut0 Die @inge6orenen,
Sic nnter General 6lnIton eeoient
bo6cn, 5u beiAuben- Gie glei6en
,}uIi6crungen iueroen bon DEM neii.
Ell prcpiioriiden Yrdiioenten @utier-
res crluortct. Gs ltebcu nod etna
$500 dmerifatiibe Eruppen in 9ero
GruS
grdIioert @iliol ertLdrtc, 0oB CT
bic ueitere politiid Entlpidehtng ~
Nlcrifo abluoriei luollte, ebe SIR 9lb'
beruiung Der Cruppen Gin 2nhml
fcItgeiett miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-12

NulClDC NVlcl uCr %ti4lllH lVte9 ~
rigentcn &orl @odau. Gas pcrbc-
Bungspolle Gon3ertprogramm miro
int ndditen oSonltoBS Gorrcipon
oeuten DeroffentliHt mer0en. 9SrG.
iioent Sobu 9lodcr bieB 0en SanOes
Nru0er 9l0om @oB, Ser Dor ctli6en
Eogen BON 9eutihlanO 5uriidgefebrt
lit, I'M 9taueu oes @ereinS miafon.
men uuo IioB Sen Gbor n@ott griiBc
Sid" onItimmcn. 0r C'0b au6 meb-
rere 9(bcntGncr gum @eiien, Ole er in
ieiner @eimot6, Dem i46nen @aDcrn-
lanoe, mitma6te. Gr betonte, Dab
bic @aDcru ectroit IN Die 3ufrnit
5liden SSn ben GjroBii0otcn Gcliticb-
lcno's iei fait nidts odOon Su bcmer.
fen OoB Gerticllauo &ricg fitbrt.
siGes eebt BORT ieincn rcguldren@ong
meter. SefretGr @ottlob &aulcr
ocrlos oann ocs @tuterprogramm
melhcs 0aS &ergniIgungs @onitc
oilfgeltellt bat. Die folgenocn 6clt7
idFeiten iinO Doreeie6en:
IL. Iopember StiftuueSfeit, Con,
5crt unO Ban 9ebmam's Soae;
26. 0e5eniber: g9eibro6ts 6eicr
9(rionsYcrf;
80 Sonuor 9larrculiBgng Scb
mdnu'S &auc;
II. Se6ruar @}oSfeu6oa;
Ia. g(pril. SHluB.Gon6crt unO
@oI ~ 2ebmonn's Safe.
g3o6 Der Singihlnoe troieu 0ic
Sanger Arrangements fiir cinen gro-
ben 9tuiteruidmous, Ser Gnoe Oieics
0fgots i'm glrion.9orf itottfiuoct
GinIaOungen Ger nSarmonie~ uno
res n@ermonio Guortett Clubs"
iolroen entgegen genoutmen. Der
suu Der neuen Gareinsboue iAreitct
-iYtig porm1rts uno t6eiltc 9rdlioent
8l06er 5ur frcu0i8en llcberroihumg
ocr @litgIie0er nit, ouB bic gSeib-
uddt8feIili@feit in ser SaIlc obgc-
nolten werOen miro.
llnterb'oltung Scr
uSSorrcIterS".
Ger 6omilienabeno Ser Court
Sort @1cSenrD.2oge 9lr. 78orreiter5
Of 9tmerica" in @eber' 3 Saae an scr
@de Scr gaitern.9luenue uno @la.
'oeiroItraBe mar geitern glbeuo GIT be-
iubt. 8ci llntcrbaltlngen oller 9lrt
5crlief Ser 9lbenO in Ger frobliAlten
@eiie. 9lu1 @ririidungeu CAB eS
in Siiae uno 6iille, unO ole Ibeilne6-
mer 6ielten ii9 lan9e beiianlmen.
1aS glrrangencnts.Goulitc beitonO
aus folgcnoen 6crrcn: G6as Ebor.
lpooo, &oriiBcr; 6 s. Wlit6ca saul
5tobr lnO Soiepb arauB Cic 9e-
amteu Ger 2ogc iino: 06erf0riter So
a0rner, SiilfSf0rIter Gb. Gborpooo,
ssefrctdr @m. G1omds, sc9dgmeiiteg
5. 8. Matt6ieier, 5enior.@oloidatc
q. G. @Htbea, Sllnior-@aloibibe
SEQ. 9li6ter Grganiit Scinrib
6riee.
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nCSS.6slIOmsp acben cinsn Saa.

Tic HatriarAen 0es uGO0.6ellom.
GrocnS0 pcr0en MtittpoA, Den %.
9loucnlber. ehicn DhlitdrbaQ IN Der
@aifen5alle Oes EenipeIs an Scr @de
bon Surotoga ln0 GatbeOralitraBe
ge6en. Scr gal ite6t inter Den
2lulpBien oer ,Wlas9o.9 9o.2liiorio.
tion@ 3li mel6er 0ie @}itglie0er 0eS
,W}arDlano-Gontons1 oes uNlonII'
mentalsGantons~ unO 0cs a9altii
niore.Gauions" se65ren. Tic Wlit.
glicoer aler 9oaen III Baltimore uac
llmscgen0 uu0 0eren Gauen peroan
all Dem Woae L6eil nebmen BIZ
Glren 0es anpaianoen @roB6eanltei
9loDert 8 Imliel aus &rliitn, ga.
ipir0 Gin @aufett Dor Dem 9eginn 0es
gnleS in Der Noae 9ege6en Deroen
@as Arrangements 0omite belte6i
aus Sen Serren 5reO. u. Groom 49,
s.. SanomaM G6n8. 6. 9looiion 8
S. @opo. Gbeo. 9. S9ef u. g.
9SIocc. gSnl. S. &ellp, Samuel See.
fer, u. 6. Qapis, 81. 2. Barr unr
u. s. Goc.
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s,n ben seiO eelaolien.

0r G6os- sdabidneioer in Nsc
Bale iAwer nereet gou A
befatntea Sdaern gctroiiea
3nmncraom bon ciaen @eFAa
ectiir5t 9Iuoere llnidae
Scr 50 Sabre alte 6arncr 0aa
SdnbibneiSer BON 9oie0olc csgelt
geiieru 4loigeu 5luei Sdrotlaonnger
in ben 2eib, ais cr in Ser gsabe ielnes
6arm &raui ihnitt @r fonute ni1f
in grfabrung bringen wer 0lc
Sdiile abgeieuert bate Er 8. v
5dieocr D0n Sigblanotopn iour0e
ber6eiBerrieH un0 Iegtc Sem Ger
uiwOeieN ciueH SerboA0 ait un0 s
ldrte, oaB Sic @eruuM6uagcu woF
geiabrIid ieieu
Sci Scr arbeit 9eltiir3
Ger 80 Sagre altc 3inuernaua
9Sm 9lutb BON 9ir CAS- gGen-eoH
uaDitraBc, iicI 0eAern Nadniiaa
BON einem @erii, an oel @oaeiNoe
Doitie Der CT Eo5ns geneinoc au
9lr S009, e'reeamountglpeane. mo
brod id oos 1dulterblaIt 9r eH
iid uod aroere @egIesiipgeH Y Na
ouroe ifiuerUerleBt nit ser glm5u
lon5 oes nor05nlidea LiRriits icth
0em ct Soep5S.Goipitol gesradt
seua6e ON 2Iuto gctroffeH
Pm ser 9aupalaiirabe, 3piiHla
@uilforo 9lueuuc mo Galucrtitra
BE, marce aeiiern Set adt Sa9re a.a
9io6ert 0lc]lalp, ocr an Ser germ
2ucD ADenIe in 4operIg uohsi
BON einem gIutomobil oes Sru &o9a
q. g9ilbioe BON glr 1925. GlooerooIc
9loao, @olauo &art, aetrofiea uua
am retbten @eir idmer5hait pgrleet
Ger ana6a ipielte Jur 3eit oe9 iln
faIles auf Dem 5a5rweg ser StraHe
Bon einem @ ageu ii6erfog
rem.
Bon einem einipdnnigen MogcH
lit geiterr Dor Dem Souic 9lr lG25
5rontItrabe, ser ueuH Sabre oltc
Somes Seaareie BON 9lr. 4t2. Gol
0initraBe. ii6criobren poroen 3wel
0RGoer roQter ibm ii6er oen Iinfen
9lrm lmo ser 2habc erlitt idmer8,
bate Quetifungeu
@rIitt iunerlich z @erl "
Bungen.
@ei'm 9l6laoeu pon 0lehl giii be
iieru @ornittag oer ~ Iahre alis
Sobn 2 6dultuer BON 9lr iSl3
@oug6irabe ella glnaeIe0ter 0ar
6irma Gaerton @ros 9lr 2e 1ir
&rottilraBe bon eincm gSagen pua
erlitt iHuerlihc &erlegunge ~
inuBte in ser NoI5ei 2luihlAna oss
nittleren Giiirlfts pad osH gleW9
Solpital ge6radt meroeH
@ut abgelaufeH
TbomaS Chamber BON 9lr ll05
Observation-Disclosures, Elm autiter oct
6irma Seplpooo Bros & &aieiielo
60, 9}r. 123. @eIt GonmoDnry cn
lioirte an ser Gde uou Baltimore 81
Si96titroBe init cineui Nsagaon oer
9laoiion 2lpenuc Clinic 9lelrere
Sneiben oes g9aggons muroen 3e
triimmert rno j o. Girou H. BON
g}r 325, 9toro Ghorlcsitrase elR
&aiiagier erlitt Shiittmunoen
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0r6iclt GntididOignno 3ngcIprudlcn

SIN Superior-8criht crbiclt lSran
9fa1cl N2erfcl bon glr. 905, 6alpn,
SirdBc, cine Gntiddoiglmg BON $500
bon 6rau 2cna @ernitciu 5uocipro.
den. Cine .Olauer oeS Sauies Ser
6rou 9ernltein lit ouf SOD oes gi-
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-12
NO TROOPS WERE
LEFT At ANTWERP
Wireless From Berlin Tells of
Capture of City and Adds
That Soldiers Had Left Be-
fore Germans Arrived.

BERLIN, oct 12.-(By wireless to
London)-The following Official state
ment was issued tonight.
The city OF Antwerp with ali IFS
forts - in our possession. Main head
quarters report that the Belgian gov
eminent accepted our offer TO arrange
that all historical monuments in the
city be spared as much as possible
and the day befvge the bonn bardment
a plan showing the positions of the
principal architectural features of the
city was handed TO the German civil
administration through the American
minister. Copies OF the plan were
given TO every artillery commander.
The greatest possible consideration
was shown. The siege lasted only
two days since the first shots we're
fred against the outer belt OF forts
on Sept 81 ON Oct i the forts were
stormed. The Nethe was crossed by
our artillery and infantry on oct. 8.
"On oct. =. i'm accordance with The
Hague convention. an ultimatum OF
our intention 20 lombard the city was
sent to the garrison commander. He
declared he would take the response
Smelling commenced at midnight on
oct. Z. simultaneously an attack on
the inner fort belt was opened.
Early on the morning Of oct.
two of these forts were occupied by
us. Later in the day the city could
be entered without serious resistance.
AT the commencement the garrison
defended itself bravely. but was I'M
equal TO the attacks made by our in
Tantry. artillery and naval division
and fed in disorder. When the sur
render Of the city was negotiated no
military could be found.
The fall Of the last Belgian fortress
of impregnable Antwerp-was due
To the extraordinary fine work of the
attacking forces which the kaiser has
acknowledged by awarding to the
leader OF the infantry, Gen. Won Bez-
Ter. a decoration for merit.
The Brazilian minister in Berlin
called together about 30 of his cOun-
trymen living in the capital and ex-
hOrted them to telegraph their rela'
tives in Brazil informing them that
they are in full enjoyment Of security
and liberty
Conditions in Germany are abso-
IuteIy normal No one would believe
Ali the factories are open and busy.
Theaters and cafes everywhere are
well patronized. All trains are run
ming according 70 schedule.
1T is officially stated in Vienna that
another Russian attack south of
Przemysl yesterday was repulsed.
Thereafter the Russian retreat became
SO general that the western front was
evacuated"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-12
THE IlASAII,E

THE Rock OF Hope" two reel Vic
tor drama featuring Rosemary Theby
and Harry G. Myers will be the attire "-
ton at the Lasalle theater today. Tt
production shows the downfall and
regeneration of young doctor. He is
induced TO drink by his rival just be-
fore an operation on his sweetheart.
This drinking scene was very well
acted and at this point the story be-
comes quite interesting. The rival
wins the girl and the doctor goes out
into the country 20 forget. A me-
mortal rock on the seashore. where a
steamer was once wrecked, becomes
his rock Of hope. Later the girl and
her husband appear. The husband
sustains two falls the latter killing hin,
and restoring the original lovers to
each others arms The principals in
this are interesting and the plot is
we'll constructed. Rosemary Theby
and Mr.. Myers are at their best.
The Million Dollar Mystery" cpl
sode No 16 will be shown and a Key
stone comedy "Fatty's Debut"
Tomorrow will bring paramount
pictures THE Virginian'' in five reels
with Dustin Farnum in the title role.
The story of the play is familiar to al
most every one, his quick temper, his
magnificent personality and his power
to make friends. his ardent worship
for devotion TO duty, when he is COM
PEELED 10 hang his best friend Steve.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-12

At THE ORPHETM

The new bill OF vaudeville at the
Orpheum which opened sunday has
as It's most featured player a little
tot, with golden hair known ~ Baby
Helen. This talented young lsdy
sings. tells bright stories and initiates
an Italian prtma donna with all the
elf-possessiOn and grace Of many ar
lists much older. She has a quaint. de-
liberate way Of doing things that h
winning and her personal appearance
is captivating.
Hugh Mccormack and Grace Wal
lace present a ventriloqu1 act. The
Theatrical Agency" in which both
work dummies and amuse with con-
ventional material. Mccormack
makes his office boy figure say a
number OF bright lines and Miss Wal
lace contributes one or two singing
specialties.
Guerro violinist. and Carmen.
harpist, contribute a select program OF
popular operate and standard selec-
tons entertainingly and artisticalIy.
Sundays audiences were attentive and
appreciative of their excellent paying.
Lamb and Eckert open the show with
q variety OF modern dances we'll done
and the four Ladellas. skilled and
grOtesQue knOckabOut acrObats per-
form some Of the funniest twists and
take the hardest falls OF any acTObatic
act seen here recently. A Keystone
comedy picture Of merit completes
the bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-12
SOME NEWS NOTES.

Davies Laundry. Both phones.
DR.. StOeckley, dentist. 511 J. NJ. s.
DR.. Lucas, Dentist, ]. M. S. Bldg.
ADV.