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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
AZ Sabre in Q8olisciOicnit.

@oli5ci Captain George Seogue
oiiritc peuiiouirt meroen. WiuB
iid ouf 9luorOmmg DER &oliJei6e-
65roe elmer dr5tlicbcu Inter.
iu4uug untcr5ie6en. 9lu5eitono
wiutt augc6lid 5wci anoeren 80.
GapitGnen
9}odocm cr "A Sabre inn @oli3ei-
Oieuit gcitonoeu 6ot oiirite %oIBe-
Gopitdu George 2eogue, bonn oitli.
den 0iltrift, pom Der @oli5ei6e60roe
peulionirt weroeu. 9Srdiioent @}c.
@DoD iagte gclterL OoB ser %oli5ei-
&eterou aufgeiorOert moroen it, iib
bon 0cn @oli5ei-9lcr5ten unterli6en
81 loiien. Bon Dem 9eri6t Der 9ler5te
miro eS leOiglib a6bGngen, Oh @opi'
tan Seogue 0e5puugeu rueroen miro,
IN oen &u6eitan0 81 treten Ginem
@eriiAt 5lliolge, welde5 geltern cir,
culirte, ioQ sic &oli5eibeb0roe beob-
iiGiiaen 5mei onOerc &oli5ei.@opi
tame 5u peniionireu. Captain Gbo-
mas g. @lc0jee, bonn iiiOweitliteu
Giitrift, unO Gopitdu SSonat5an @.
NlorleD, ioQen oie onoeren in ,Srage
fonmenoen &oIi5ei6eomteu iein.
9Srdiioent @lc@poo iieat in 9lbreoe,
oob ole ge1oroc sic 9geuiionirlng Der
6eioen @euonnten 6eoblidtigt Die
&oli5ei6e60roe 6ohc gciteru feinc
Sibung oo &rGiioeut Nlc@UoD ge'
itdiiIid mo 9}i9ter Stiles iuiolge
llmuo6lieiu per6in0ert mar. Seute
Gormittog 1890 ll6r bdlt oie9c60roc
cine Sibung. Captain 9eogue Ite6t
i'm n. SebeuSia6re. Gr trat on %.
@iGr5 1870 in 0eu @oli5eioieuit uno
mrrOc ieds Sabre ipdtcr Sergeant.
Sm Sabre 1888 oooncirie er 5lm
&oli5ei-9ientcuout Seit Oem %.
Suli 1897 lit cr GopitGn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
Din WoS critidt.


Sin oefefter @osbobn miro bon
&ernanoten ais llriohe 0eS gcitern
5it iriiber N1orgenihnoe erfolgten
SoOes Der 60 Sabre oIten 6rau etta
G6opiro bon 91r. 1925, gloro- GoreD-
Strobe, aneegcben. Gie olte 6rolt
pilrOc BON i9rer So6ter, 6roit 2eno
GooinoOib, in i6rer g8oDnlng in be-
wuBtloiem 3uiton0e oligeilnoen.
Ger @as6o6n in Dem 3inmer mar
nod ge0finet. Srob iofortiger gln.
penoung oes @ulmotors gelaug cS
spei iofort 9cr6ei eerlifenen 9lcr8ten
nibt, Die SbnmGAtige micOer ms
2c6cn 5uriid5urufcn. Dic SoOte miro
BON ie6S S6neItern iI6erlcbt 5rou
2ouis Stom6ler, 5rait 8onnie@hmL
gyrul &erbert in &nrriSburg, 2So,
Srau W}areoret 9lod, Srou 2eno
Ga0ino0ib aus @6ilaOelpbio umo
sri. Gertrude Shapiro. 6erner bin-
terIGBt iie 5wei So6ne, Die SS. g9iI-
liam 9. Sbopiro imo 2ouiS Sbo-
piro. 9ic 9eer0igung miro morgen
&ormittog eriolgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
lSer Gdln6 nndl Nanic.

Scr Is Sabre aItc @iliom @recn
BON 9lQcntomn 4Soo melber, nud,
Dem or cine Bobe in ser uSt. @8a-
ricn SnOultricl6ule" internirt war
uno lcbtcn 6reitoG 5uianmen nit
filnf onocren Snioiien oicles SnIti-
tltts, sic 6hc6t creriii uno no@bcr
mieocr cingeiongeu wnroe, puroe
acItcrn mieocr nuc6 ieiner @eimotbs
itoot 3uriif geibidt aIs icinc Gltern
oos n6t6igc 9ieiiegelo eingelonot
Datten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
glanncr Scr ggiiicnidaft.

Siclc 6erii6ntc Oeutibc @elc6rtc bier
einaetrofieu. 9eirden OaS
D5o6nS Sopfius Soipito(."
Gin ini n9elucocrc Sotel~ a6ge-
itiegcn. 9lci6cu ciuiac EoGc
bier.
Sin oenfmiirOiger Gag miro Der
IS. 9(pril 1914 in Der @eidic6te Oe9
nSo6nS Sopfius Soipitol" merOen,
Oenn ii6er Bat oieie erluiiroige unO
6efannte 9lnitolt nod ME ieit i6rem
9eite6en cine 10 groBe 2lu5obl be-
riibnlter 9ler5te gleicb5eitig lnter i5-
rem Ga1e geie6en, mie es beute Der
SAL lit. 9l6t5ig @}eoi5iner Ooruuter
Grdger BON in gang europa 6efonn-
Ten 9}omen iino auf i6rer StlOien-
reiie geitern 9(6eu0 in Baltimore
eingetroiien. Sic oQe 6o6eu an Dem
pierten internotionaleu 9ler5te-@on-
greB IN 9}em 9orf, Der ioe6en &C.
i6loiien muroe, t6eilgenommcn unO
mollen Oen &eit Der 81 @e6ote lteben-
ben Belt oaju 6eniiben Die Soipitd.
Ter 9lmerifo's 81 6eiidtigen. % Der
Serren 6ciinOen iib in 9egleitrng
i6rer @ottinnen. Gle Reiiegeell-
idoit lit inn Sotel 9elpeOere o6ge
itiegeu. Sir 6eute Gormittog lit un-
ter 6a6rrng BON Or. s. 02. Z. Sin.
neD cine 9eiiGti0ung Oes @oipitolS
in 2lusiidt genommen am 0}a6nit-
tag Der 9eiu6 ser meoi3iuiiden
S6Me. Ger 9ieit Der sur Geriiiglng
Ite6enOen 3eit murO sur 9elic6tigung
ser Sto0t 6eulltt weroen.
"a Die &eiiegeieai6oit iGon om
%. 2lpril pieOer in 9tem Dort ieiu
nmB, unO ouBer @6iloOelp6iu unO
Baltimore nod @oi6tngton, G6ico-
90, Go6eiter inO g}iagaro.6olls ouf
i6rem Geiieplou iie6en lit Der 9lli-
ent6alt in alien Stdotcn mlf OaS
9lcuBcrite 6ei6rdnft uoroen. Sdou
6eute 9l6eno 6eo6ic6tiat Der gr6Btc
S6cil Ser 9eiuber Bic g9eiterreiie
iortjuieBeu. Inter oen mlsldnoiCbcD
Gditen 6efin0cn iid unter glnoeren'
s. Getgans, bon 9lniteroam; S.@cn=
til. bon 9iiio6ou; Ggou &on3i bon
g8ieu, Geiterreid5; %oul arosfc, BON
1Srei6urg, Geuti6lanO; Sermom
Gimmel Don Sam6urg-GppcuOorf
0eltiblono; 9liMarO .Soltin Oon
SeliingiorS, SinnlanO; s. @erota,
BON @utoreit 9iundnien; $. @art-
man @rnoor5t@rofciior BON Ser
&ariier llniOeriitdt; Serr g9itel, BON
0iliieloorf Geutic6lanO; Ge Auer-
ban, bon 9oiel Sbmei5; s. 5. q.
Sod BON @rouingcu SollonO, &r.
sSranfe, BON &oitod EeutiblanO; u.
Gepogc, bon 9riiiiel; @uitoue Go6c-
rouer bon @rag Geilcrrei@ Oscar
9lodl BON Copenhagen, 0dnemarf;
Serr Srand, bon 9rounidpeig,
GeutiGlonO; @OwarO Sonne6urg
BON Berlin; Seruon Shloifer, BON
9Srag, Selterrei9; Carlo @ougitono
BON 9leopel 9Stolien; Serr @|i6ou
non @ariS; Serr @loreitin, bon ASa-
riS; &orl 9fitter, bon @oien DeutlH-
lonO; Serr Sonliesco, BON @utorelt
9umdnien; SuOpig 9e6r bon 6rdnt-
ilrt GeutidlanO; Serr 8roult bon
Der %orier llniDeriit0t; s. Stein.
tbeil bon Stuttgart, Geutlhlon0;
Gneri6 llllmou bon @icn Gciter-
reid; lno &orl @arre bon Sont
Geuti6lon0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18

@ouperneur @olos6orougb pciB nod
ni6t o6 er sic &orlage, meldbe ci-
ne 2luiiicbtS6e6orOe ii6er Die per.
idieOencu Strafonitalten i@uiit
inter5cic6ncu ioll oOcr niGt
Shoiaeiet.Geiorm-9il BON i5m
imter5eibuet
S6po6l @ouoerneur @ol0s6orou85
Die Stroigeiet-9eiorm-Gorloge, mel'
d)e eine 9e60rOe fir 9egnoOigungcn
umO &ogolirung Ooric6t, 9utae5eiBen
Bat, 10 erfldrte er geltern ocnno6,
ooB er ii6 nod ni6t ii6er Oie anOere
&orlage, ole cine itaotlide 9e50roe
sur Goutrollirlmg Der StraianItal.
ten oori6rei6t, entir6ieoeu babe. GS
miro ieOo6 erudrtct, OoB er ndditen
Gienitog in Der 9lngele9cu6eit cine
GntideiOlng treiien miro. 9c5igli6
Der 9egnoOigling- imO FarolirunGs,
Gorlogc, lpel9e er am Gonnerltog
9lbenO mter5eicbnete, iagte Der @ou'
0erneur 0oB gegeu Die llntcr3eid.
mng oeriel6en piele @rotcite cr5o'
ben puroen unO OaB es ni6t me5r
mie geredt gemeien mare, i5m 81 er-
lau6cn Oie 0}italie0er fir Oieie @om'
niiiion 5il ernennen, I'M 10 me5r, oo
oieicl6e nit i6m 6e3iiglid6 BON De.
guaOigungsgeiu6en itets 81 conieri'
rem babe. @r IieB iicb ieood niGt
0es g}dberen ii6er Oie N}tglieOer Der
9e60rOe aus, mel6e aus Den 3crren
G6orles 3. &eio, BON Baltimore, Se'
fretdr Der @eiaugeuen SiilfsgeleQs
i6oit; Or. s. Su6ert g8ooc, bon
@aibington.Gountp, imO Somuel s..
EmilleD, BON Oemiel6en Gointp, be-
ite6t. SS6r @e5alt 6etrdat $1,000
per So6r. Ger Contribution 81 fol.
ge lit ieOo6 Der @ouberuelr nidt an
Oic Gntideioung Oieier Gonlnliiior
ge6lmOem Oo i6n olein oos 9iebt
Der 9egnoOigung 5uItc6t mo cr 3n
irgcnO elmer 3cit Alitglicoer oiclcr
9e6orOe i6rcs 9lmteS ent6e6en fam.
99os Die Gorloge on6clangt melGe
cine 9c60roe ser @cidugniBsgIufltNt
idafft, 10 merOeu Dem @ouOcrncur
Oics6e5iiglic5 piele 0at6i6ldac er'
t6eiIt &iclc, Sic in Stroiaultolt'
9icform intcreiiirt iinO, ltebcn Der
&orlagc in i6rer ieBigcn 6orm mn.
ireumOli6 geaenii6er, pdbrcnO gln0es
re pieoer oiciel6e 6eiiirporten. &iele
in Der gntiGeiouug Oes @oupcrnelirs
in Oieier glfioire 5a6en Die inn eor'
reftionS6oltie 6errihenoen 3ultanOe
6eigetragen. Seitoem Die &erpol'
tlmG ser 3udt6ousanitolt elmer ioIb
itriftcn llntcriu1ung untc8ogen
wur0e, imo pieIe &er6ciierimgcn i'm
Gorrcftions6auie poll3ogen woroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18

Utul2lNCDl, ptp lOO RIp. l'iN A'oN
gSei5 en-. re 3ufubr 1926
@uibeI; &erionOt bon Den @leOotos
ren 63, 1875 9ui6el; Glepotoren'@or
roth 6671t9 @nihel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
Gcruillignugeu fir Baltimore be-
i6uitteu.

NIs @ouberneur @oIOsborolgb
0ie oQ0emeine @ermiaigungs-9 Bill
lmtcr5ci6nctc, no6n CT Die @eIegcn.
belt mobr, cine 9ln5obl &crwiaigun-
gen fir SynItitite in Baltimore 8ll
Dci6neiOcn imO oesglcic6cn mur0cn
3mei &cripiQigmgen fiir Oos Deit.
libe N}arplono re0u5irt Son Den
%ermiaigungcn fir Oos 9Ituier mur.
sc feline 6eI6nitten. 9ie bonn @ou-
bcrncur bci6nittenen Snititllte iino'
Baltimore Orphan Qlipltnt
$4,000 fir &eparaturcn geitri6en.
n6rienOlp Snn" Scrlpiaigun8,
$1,000 geitri6eu
D@u6lic 9ltbletic 2eoguc," bon
$4,000 ouf $4,000 reou8irt.
Baltimore Dan gllricrD, $500
fir 1916 geitri6cn.
oQa0 gdirierp~ 5u $ugerstown,
$500 filr 1916 gcitri6en.
DSt. NtQrtlll 2dD gtlttlerD,
$500 fiir 1916 geitric5en.
nSout6 Baltimore 0oD 9turier1,
$500 fir 1916 geitridcu
0ie &ermiaigung fiir oic gainoer.
ic9ub @eieaiAoft4 1T 0an5 geitri4en.
&inoer.SoipitolS S@ule fir Staot
Baltimore, BON $4,000 ouf $4,000 re.
on5irt.
r&oipitol for 9lelief Of Gripplco
ono DeformeO Gbiloren,~ bon $i2,
600 mlf $4,000 reOu5irt.
,g8citern @}orDlano GoIlcgc" IN
S9cItminitcr, bon $4,000 ouf $1O,.
600 reou5irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
Scum vs.. g8nrncr oeltor6cn.

@cltcrn Nlorgcn ltorb IN Der &ob.
nung iciner So6tcr, 6rau @eorge 9.
SorieD, in 6oreit %orf Sr. $curD
gS. gSorncr, pcl6er Ger Baltimore
IruIt Co. icit ibrer Organization
bis 5u scr Set ougcborte, ais er iib
Dor ungefGsr bier Sobren megcn
&ronfbcit pom ofti0en @eiAdit 5u.
riid5ie6en muBtc. Songe Sabre mar
CT scr S6obmciiter Der @cicllicbait
gcipcIcn. @r mar Der 5obn Nihacl
@orucrs, cincs Scr eriten @rdiioen.
ten scr olten o@le@onics glotioral.
Wanf." @e6orcn ipuroc er ou 13.
Sc6ruor 1916 ou Baltimore. lle6cr.
lcbt miro CT bon cinem So6n Senrp
@3id)oel g8orncr IN Gbicogo, Orci
E66tern 5rou q. Somaro @oriielO,
sri. N8op IS. @oruer ln0 6rou Sor.
icD. 8crner 6interlaBt CT cincn @rlt.
Scr, SSo6n g8aruer, lm0 bier Sdpc.
Itern, 5rou Sulius Sbornton Srls.
Syulio, gllice luO 5ilidn @orncr. Ole
9ccroieung miro nm @}ontog ltatt.
iinocn. Die 9eiieblng erfol9t allT
0cm nSouoon &arf 6ric0boi."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
glnacne6mc gI6wcdJiclnno.

0ic 9(ngeb0rigcn OeS2lblieierllngs-
DeportcnentS BON Stewart & So.
woren sic suite oes @ci6aftsfa6rerS
g. gS. N3ac2a6lin. @tuiif unO Eou5
erfrcutcn oie 5o6lrci6 GriAiencncn.
SSones g. GoiiorO, Der 0llperinten.
oent, 6attc sic GeroultoltrmG por6c.
rcitct lmo CAB cine gln5obI SicOcr
Sim 9eIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18

9}o6 berii5mtem @uIter
nS6 mo6te meincr Srout germ 5lm
@c6urtsiagc cin @eoidt idideu weiB
o6cr lciocr ni6t pie i@ Den 9(niong
iinocu ioa. g9SoS lit 0enn S6re
@rout?~ oMoiieilc $50, 10 ion.
gen sic bod frei nod Sc6iler an:
@cun Gcin Singer olrb Oie Sciten
meiitcrt I'M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
%crciaigtc 9lr6cittr-SGngcr UOn
Baltimore.

Sauptquartier gSlrnnefc = Solle, "
g2r. 40S, @eit-2erington-StraBe.
So6u 91ota, Frdiiocut glr. 2020,
9oDO-StrcEe.
@corg ". &oe6lmonn Dirigent,
92r. POPS, 6airmouut.2lOcmc.
N1. Gron, Setret1r, Ger. 1920,
Schubert sStraBc
Sranf 9orlaSfo, SIabmeiiier, gr
2t0, SaO 6. StroBc.
,So3ialiiiiibc 2ieOcrtaici," Sing
ihuoe 0icnltag.
,9lr6cter-2ieocrtaiel" 5ingiirnOe
0lithpoG.
@cianaocrcin ogiuiateit," Sing.
ihm0e 6rcitag. (Dldr84-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
WnLtimnre gRnrft6eridltc.

6reitog II. glpril 1914.
N1ebl. ~ 3ufubr 6405 6dller,
eini6lieBd6 tt73 6GHer 8u Occult
&oint uno 3453 5Giier 5u Canton;
@iiitcnperian0t 9O2 6Giier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
DScrcini0te Singer BON Baltimore,
nenriinnet 1885,

p%creini0tc Singer BON Baltimore, y
gegriinOet 1885.
SauptQuortier n@cuuouia Mdn'
uerGor-@lub6ouS," Scr. $50, gloro-
SomarO-StraBe.
@eorg 2eirert, &rdiiocnt 9lr. 215,
@eIt-SaratogoltraBc
So6n u. Slein, 0irigcnt, 9lr. POI,
observation-disclosures.
@eorg SiuncI6e6cr, prot. mo
correIp. Sefrctdr, 9lr. 315, gtoro'
GOeH-StraBe
Sermonn @idlidi. SGotneiiter
9Ir. 7t3, @orncr-StroBe.
6riB Soimont Sinoa5icfretdn.
Rr. 2ttt. @eit-@ratt. .StraBe.
@m. 9. Siloe6ran0t, 8i6Iiot6efar,
9}r. 2029, 5reocrid-9l0enue.
Sermanu @rdie, Goriiber OeS W&l'
Iif.Gonite'S, gir. 1912, g9eit.@iul'
berrp-StraBe.
og(rion-@ciangOereiu."
ySnrmonic.
n@crmonia-NduncrGor~
oSro6iiun.~
o96olia-Mdnnerdor.~
nMo3art.@lGnncrdor.
n@i6eufran5"
.@crn0nia- GuorteitsGhib."
Z oMclooie.
oMebger-@eiangocrein."
,9aocnic. c.NlGnuer6or."
MISUNDERSTANDING.
,9Gder. Geior gDerein."
SauptQuurtier. 9}iiitePs Saae, glr.
l03, gIorO-6rcoerid- -StraBe, ieoen
Samitag 9lbeuo, init 9lusuabme oes
oritten Saniitags i'm @ouat Smg.
ituuOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18

~ q Z {. OWTNUI IfIlVu JH
ibcl; &crlonOt Dou oen @leoatorcn
9446 9ul6el; Gleootoren &orrotb
1922 QuiC6cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
StcIlcnociudc.
Weih1ftS. .(IrLrncnhrit.

+, 100000 geeuu se llnieync6minosqrin De-
llVeL ocrIauie id Sbnen mcin erolcs 8ii6diQcS
SSsai9ans nebe Der lai5. e. Saiobussiirlbe.
Gel aeeell elaie Saien. Seine, @ccgenbeit iir
S,nen inngen i'm 0iroccricaSeimdfi cria0rencH.
Mann glbrciire @or - iS", Geutifcr Gpr.
IVipohoeni. (glpri -10)
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-30
new CENTERS FOR
ENGLISH women
Steps Taken to do Away
With Drink Habit and
Other bad Conditions.

London, Nov. so.-Realizing tn
need of recreation centers for women
whose protectors have entered the
army, American and English women
are making an effort, in London TO
provide wholesome amusements and
temperance refreshments for women
who might otherwise go to public
houses to hear war news and discuss
the progress Of the armies in Europe.
Lady Henry Somerset and a num-
Der of associates have established a
temperance public house exclusively
for women and children, which is the
first OF q chain they expect to open
throughout London, to offset the
temptations OF the ordinary public
houses during the war.
A disused beerhouse on Arthur
street has been converted into what is
called the Women's War club. Little
change has been made in the bar, ex-
cepting that only temperance drinks
will be served.
In discussing the new movement,
Lady Henry said: 1.-THE club is be.
ing formed for the wives of soldiers
fighting. abroad and the subscription
IS to be two-pence a month,
1T will be a meeting place where
these women can talk I've the late
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-30
PROHIBITION ON
WEATHER news
French, However, see Sound
Reason, as it has Been
Guide to Zeppelins.

h Hague, Nov. 30.-It is because
the German Zeppelin aircraft seldom,
II ever, undertake extensive opera
tons unless favorable weather condi-
ttfons are promised, that the French
military authorities issued their re-
Of weather forecasts. Abbe Moreux,
director of the weather bureau, has
how the cutting BIZ al, these
reports will affect German ,%calcula-
mere within R the Fre1ch osassor,
but is designed to bear vitality upon
the much-fcared Zeppelin raid on
England. m
at is, clear" the able states, 'that
the desperate efforts Of the Germans
to reach the French coast between
Dunkirk and Calais are prompted by
their intention to attack England
with Zeppelins. A dirigible balloon
from Antwerp could go the distance
OF $50 kilometers (about $50 miles)
to London, lombard the city and re-
turn to Its base in less than ten hours.
Such a trip, however. would have to
be made under very favorable wealth.
err conditions"
Able Moreaux explains that in or
der to work out their weather pre-
dictions the Germans would require
abou sixty reports, which in normal
times appear at a certain hour in the
principal European cities. The most
important weather stations are along
the channel coasts, so that II France
and England send no reports the 9TH
ers are practically valueless. So, he
concludes, the Germans will be un
able to make their calculations, and
will have to run the risk of their
huge 'Zeppelins being wrecked by a
sudden storm along the channel II
they undertake q raid of England,
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-30
highway mines, secondary batteries,
and block houses.

highway mines, secondary batteries,
and block houses.
There is an intricate system Of con-
Meeting works between the various
main points of the outlying defensey.
Great attention has been paid to the
use of villages ands forests for con-
cealing Notifications. The trenches
are fiat with the ground SO as to be
visible only from above, and are pro.
tected with concealed barbwire en-
t~anglements. The trenches are drain
ed and partially covered for protec-
ton against rain. and snow, while the
width Is ample enough to allow car.
riage of stores and ammunition with
out interfering with the troops.
A considerable part of the hard la
Dor involved in completing the
trenches is done with q military
traction trench digger, which cuts q
furrow about three feet wide and
three feet deep. -0
Most of the old Belgian forts have
been entirely remodelled; some have
been raised. some lowered, with q
view to greater efficiency Of shell fire
or TO increasing the sweep Of country
which their guns a command.
There are several false batteries clev-
erly,
or the fase town a' is es.ou,.t. n,
at 8 O'Clock. I'M slcsdhs:. News
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-30
WRITER SEES
BATTLE STAGED
Remarkable Methods En-
ployed in Directing the
Movements of Forces.

Berlin, Nov. S0.-Newspaper CORE
spopdents. as is we'll known, have
seen almost nothing OF the actual
fighting in this war, but Oh the Ger
man side, there is nov II account Of
a battle written by one Of the men
who watched 1t from the headquarters
of the commanding general himself.
This was a recent engagement fought
on the East-Prussian frontier in Rus
sia,, and 1T was described by Captain
Schickert, the war correspondent OF
the Berlin Lokal Anzeiger. What he
saw from the observation post of
General Won MorGen is thus report
ed:
The battle field was spread out be-
fore us like q panorama. A slightly
rolling plain stretched AVA toward
forests on the. horizon. We could
clearly gee the movements of the in
fantry in a depression to our right.
Making good use OF h covering at
hand. a battalion. was moving forward
to reinforce it's rinement, whose thin
battle line was only just visible
through our field glasses. It advance
ed in closed formation al double quick
across the back of the ridge. How
Important this movement was just at
this moment was shown by the burst
ing of Russian shrapnel over that
ridge, but some time after our men
had crossed it. Just like on drill
said his eXcel]ency with a smile.
Sex Bursting Shells.
"Eut the Russian artillery needs to
be closely watched. "A call from the
Y regiment was announced from the
telephone. The commander asks for
artillery support as the Russian en-
tfenchlnents have proved too strong
to be taken by infantry From a booth
In another shelter pit, where the COM
mander of the division to which the
regiment belonged had taken his po-
sition, we heard Captain Oestereich
give the telephone order to change
the aim. Then he rushed to the near
est field telescope to watch the BURST
ing point of the first shot fred at the
new point. After that he sprane
back into the pit and shouted: "Twen-
ty shorter With rapt attention we
watched with our glasses the further
developments and saw how the shrap-
mel explosions moved closer and clos
er to thesssouthern edge Of the village,
almost o%bscuring it with their smoke.
He excellency looked at his watch:
Just eleven he remarked, almost
lunch time We saw the ring of
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-30
GERMANS BUILDING
L|ECF FORTS AGAIN
Have Used Their Own plans
in Improving the Bel
gian Fortress.

Amsterdam, Nov. 30.-No better H.
lustration be given Of the far.
sightedness and thoroughness Of the
German military machine than the
elaborate rebuilding operations In
course Of completion at Liege. In the
comparatively short time since it's
forts were wrecked bY the invaders
artillery; "tiege has been rebuilt Into
a model German fortress, and is, to be
used as an object lessen fols students
IN h German military schools 1t is
built as though the Germans expect
to stay.
All the Belgian forts have been re-
paired, with a single exceptions; much
of the old artillery has been replaced
with Krupp fortress cannon Of tho
latest type. and even the landscape
has been remodelled with a view to
defense. All the newest ideas of Ger
man and Austrian military experts
have. been embodied in the placing Of
ordnance, in the erection of ram
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-30
The European Var Situation Is Shown ~ Press DiSDatcles

war news, read the papers. write LEI
tiers and obtain light refreshments
We are providing a graphaphone am
In addition will arrange for SOM
ort Of concert almost every evening.
Women will be permitted to brinq
their children with them and q MAJ
tron will be provided whose duty ~
will be to assist mothers in looking
after the little folks in q o espec-l
tally arranged for their amusement"
Lady Jellicoe, wife of the head OF
the English navy has established a
temperance hall for women In Ham.
mersmith Road, a section which has
afforded many recruits and abounds
in public houses.
Mrs: B. Lathrop, a prominent mem
Der OF the American committee, has
instituted a similar recreation center
on Copenhagen street, %Islington, In a
square where there are five public
houses which have the patronage Of
many women. Mrs. Lathrop will linn
it the service of her club to women
and children whose living conditions
have been changed as a result Of the
war and will make wholesome food at
the lowest possible price the feature
Of the organization. One quart of
nourishing soup and ~one-fourth loaf
of bread are supplied to war widows
for two cents. Il -