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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
@cfanntmadlnnacn.
@eiiimSre, II. Ni1r5 1911
Siircnu ocr glb5u0sinnal' 'GDmn,iiiiDn Der
Stant Baltimore.

@eilMJrc If. Oi1r5 1914
SiirCGu bcr glb5u0stnnal' 'GDn,miiiiDn Der
Staoi Baltimore.
Nn5eige oeS Sauiidr0piurnitc Nr 1913,
6an9laHd.e, Siitgiit w. Z.
gS'lsaeldte %naspSts ,nIl eer Silil@Sll y,tS yYftS.
Connections ~ Dlltriet No, 4" Sanitarg Son.
tract Np 1873" an ben p9onro Of Slmnros oT
&almorc 9iip" aoreirt peroen big Miithppal,
I. glpril 1914, fl liBr &urmittn1s, i'm 8iiredH
oes StaotsRc9ilrdiors, 6nil6nus. Baltimore,
Wlo., clliAegen 9enommen litr Den V1u Der
San9lnndle mp pdussAnl0liiiie til ocm Nitrif
gr, mie alt oen Eldnen oer5eiDnei n, PIC
i'm Viircuu oes Nrn Cabin ~. Senorid, Gbefs
Sngenteur Der g65ugeldnals sGommiiiion, duibes
luabrt mer0cn.
rad Samitag, II. Mldr5 1914 ani @clnG I'M
Eiircait Der Nb3ugsinndla@onm mllioH. 3imnies
slr. 00i, p9lmcricen Sni'bing," Salttmpre Wio.,
Ginc GG6ii6r bon $500 miro fir ic6c ae6c
bon Spe5liiationen INN 8lauoruden cr0obeli.
0icie Gebii1r miro bel 9iiidgdbe an ooer Dor
Dem f. glpril 1914 Der Mot benubten Gpc3itts
iaiionen nno &idne in euiem 3nitan5e 8urld
cratiet p0er bel RiidQdbe Der nllQemetneu
Spc8iiiaiionen ulo Bldne, i'm Sale cn gIn'
Sin beelan6iGter G6ed bes qictcrs fir S250o.
ullf cine r9enrinp Sonie gdni" ge6oqen an
hie Srore oes NiaOors uno Staoiroi1s DOH
Baltimore 5a6!bar, miro nit ieoem 9Inee0ot
SlDaci1ahtc cnauiitaten;
1880 Sin'8nR 8" biz Ky IN Gnr3mellers e.,
t15OO Gin.6nb piirii5ir;c Jobren.9aus'siii
Scr crfo.erci6c 9icicr auf oielen @ouirat
mub @irai6ail icaen uno bic &ori9riiien ocS
SinotGhdrters fiber Goniraile erfiiaen
Sic @ouirnitsNeboroe be6di iin oas Re6t
Dor. irgeno Gin ooer ale gIn9eboic 5urild5u'
GGaglcs Gnslano,
&oriiber.
0GrrD VI. 9iuOscrs,
Scfrcdr.
Ncitdtiai an IT, Nidr5 1914.
Snmes 81 Yrcit0r,
Rrdiioeni ocr 9oniraitScD0roc.
(aGdHl2- 416-t7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

eBe oa er fcinc glr6et iinOe fonnc OoB er o6er be-
reit ci Die Sausorbcit uO oic 9ciorgla Der 9inOcr
81 ibernebmeu oaB feline lSrau btugegen iebr mo6l I'M
StaHoc ei ais Rleoermaderin o0er ais Stenogropbn
oocr Ionit etuos 0os not5ige @cO 81 Ucroicneu QSa
ruu, fragcn mir oatc scr S5err Scans aus oeien ll
itdnocn uid oic @erpflibhug eiuer 6rou fiir Oeu l
tcrbalt 81 iorgcn bcrlciten?
@aruu oatc in cinem ioIc1cn Sale Der 6rou nidbt
rcm &d)ter migctragcn wcOcu nit i6rcnl @ionne oic
$1Bc 81 tauidcn llO fortou bic groOucrOiencrn 81
fnclcn2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
SoIln O2erbnuer

IS iiar0 am 10. Nidr5 1914 i'm sitter poil
&C Sa6ren mo Nloniicn Sobn 9cubaucr,
aeIiebter eloiie bon OiarD genbauer. Qeboreuc
g5fiIer Serpanote mo Sreun6e Der Samilie
iino acbiunqsnOu cinqelaoen, Der 8eeroloun9
6ei5uuohner, mebe am Samitag, a. Nldr5,
Nlorqcns 8 ll6r. Don ieiner 99obnnne @r,
t71G, &oro.&prts StraRe, ans nGd Scr St Sas
fobuss1irme no I'M llbr elm 6eauiemsNo6
amt fir iein Seelcu6cii celcbrrl miro. Hno
oann ani Dem 0l Grl0iersficobofe Gilfinoet.
(g3Grsf2-f3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

Die eobbg-llmterndnns iuirS ucOer intcrcilnnt
IS lit geiicrn Dor oem Goniitc ouSgeiagt woroen, oaB
Elm SobbDiit $4,000 onfr 6efam, oaB cr bel Den Ser
6onoluu9en in 1912 i6er Die @anamaaonolgebi9rcn
Bill fir bic glnabmc oes @orograpbcn mirftc wclfer
Den amerfoniidcn &icnia9rerr ole reie Durdohrt
ourd Oen aano aemG6rt 0aS 9cfannhperocn OiccS
liioOcs 5i Oeier G}cit miro Oeu @Ocrrli icnes 9nra
grapben cicbter mucben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
yurcaa bcr etraNcuOuraOrnas.N ommIIigt.

q 7 g 7 2, WlWI6 ~ n.
Sic Strabeuourn6rums 9ommiiidre in Der
5idot Baltimore mudocn pcmdb Den Soriebrif
ten ocS 8cltnore StuotGGuricrS bierni be-
ianHi 0ab fc bic glnieQlnQ einer oeiaiQirien
Qite aaer juocipro6encn Gniindoigunecn ncr
urid0ten llnfoiicn mo uuigrcnten g9crtberb1
6unqen nebit elmer cri1renoen &uric anfertis
ring mn 0rUfinunn ocr Aarwid. .giucunc BON
ncr goroicic Der baltimore SiroBe bis 5ur
@iieieitc Der '@oinpnoiuniSocrne 6cmH6 Aer 'qnt
%. giobcmber 1912 iner5cidneien 8croro
nun9 gtr 1877 oes W{aOorS nlto Stabtrnt6S bon
Baltimore.
Sie 9lufldleH pcroen flo nui beioc Scieu
Der gsorpid.9Incnuc, cini@lieBIid ocren 9ctt
crreden mo ite nmioiicn bon her Nproiele
Ser 8altImoresStrahe big Sur Snoieiie Der Go.
mpnhfona9lOcnnc: beioc Sciten her Baltimore
Sirdhc 200 SUB 1iilb mn pciti id nnn gSar
mid@pcnne; Die Siihmciiieite Der @nocruu
Ncao 8tS SUB norbmcitli6 uno 2Gs54 ,SnB
tih6itid bon gSnrpid9lucnn bic giprooiis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

Su %ai6iugtDu 1T abcrmas bas @eridJt aufae
tond)t NoB &rGiiOcnt @ou nit Der N6iidt mugebc
iclei &orgGnger I'M MeBen %ouc 5iun NhtglieOe Oca
oberiten Erblinos 5u crneu1en. g2ie es 6eBt miro
06crridter SolHes BON Senneiiee Ocuuddlt aboantel
uno gSilliom @omoro Gait oa ols ein 9tohioger in
Nuslidt eenonlncn fem. Dab iebcr Der bodlte
@ui6 oe5 @rh Gait mar iene 0iicntlde 2auiba6n
I'M 0bcrbunOesgcridt ab3llidlicBeI 1T 6efant 0}an
ucB audi Dab sic pcrionden @e5ic6rnacn 5piiben i6m
nno icncm Nad)iolgcr bic 0enfbar ireun0f6ten inO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
aer nnfaeISle snGafstrnlE luirb Md einmal anfae.

Der anfgel0itc Snbnfstrnt uirO md cinmal anfge-
0it werOcn. Ter @cncralamuoIt Bat id ber5cugt Dab
ocr @criGtsbcic6l melher Dem Eabats Suiit beiob d
III ienc riibercu 9eitanot6eile aili5ul6en imgongeu
worOcn lit. 1as gedo6 Ourd) @riin0mg euer neen
Gompogre Der @}etropoliton So. welGe Die @erfonfs-
9genn iir Die riiberc NitglieOer Oes Eruits 6Oete
S9e ans ocr 0epeibe 6eroorgebt mar eS 6c Dem neen
@loe botptiGblid Oaraui a6geieben Die @roiiiiten 5
ucrOrdngen, inOem man BON Oiecn old bo6e Greiie
foroertc ais oie alenbduOler be5a6en g9c peraitet
miro oic 9lngelegen6et aberoeri&td georOnet pcrOen
illoen Ole Gorporationeu Die nit Der Nietropoton in
%cr6iroung ebe pcriprodcn bobcfl d) bon Oieer los
jul0icn IS mare cin 6ebler Ocicn Gori9log nn5lueb
men ga Die stroc fiir Die @iBa6tmg Oes ocrdtli4en
9cicGleS nidt olIsblebeu oIltc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
Scpnremcr. fir 1ffrntlidc SidcrGcit.
rsCcpnrtcmcui bcT Strdfcnrcini1Wnn
etrcau hes StruScurc iniouHqs Gnmrtti1rs

-NpuIsthcW iNf ufIflillut &lulflDClt.
llnter'Ccpnrtemeni ocT Strafcnrciuigun1.
Surcdu ocs StrnRcnrc ni1nngs Gnmntidrs.
Saltinprc, Wib.
slnSciGc.
Tcrncgcitc NnnebDtc, nbteiiri an Den .gOnrO
81 slmdros ol Baltimore StO." merncu nit
Dlitiuom, I. Npril 1914, bis lbr &orini-
idas, i'm Niiredu oes SnotsRo0iitrniors. NGibi
O0la. Baltimore Wlo. fir Die &CrprQunQ uln
leincnt bon ioicfen Norr0tben pie iic fir 0na
lnl !. glprtl 1910 81 0n0c qcbenocn ,SnDres
1ebtdnni lueroel Woqen. elneDleBeno Ndgcns
SluSriituna, Sar6cn, Sclc Gicnwaarci, 9ecrf.
5euge, @tliI Stnb! II. j. w. eniaegen geiloms
nicil.
9lngeooic Iouien nit Der gmii6riii perie6en
tein: pBrDp0Idls for Surntibinp Wiaieridls for
toe GcpGriuent OF Strect GIedrng s9eonIe
" or s." etc, mic ole 81 lieernben Winteriolien
ilglltii5irt lno; -ooer rRropoials ioy Surni6tng
YgSatier@ials @ 5c9e6uie ~ ane s@~ or ~" Gno
eriol unies mc1r ais einer S6eouc gcmaut
miro
Sic qeac9cucn Quqgtiidtcg .fqo nar ao.
miiiiea 70 iein, pie iie lr bos am f. g(pril 1915
enoenoe ,SdDr ncrlnunt peroen
0ouraiioren niiiien BON bem Eirdbenrcini
onndsseonlm!llnr oeidlllrie HnhrlieH ibcr Die
W(oteriolen, fir pelde Rrclle 9eioroert meroen
crnupcn uno In ibrem gIn9cbot Die Rn6rif
o3er. inbrifen dn9eben aut me!be iie 5n bictcn
iuiiuicben
Gbcd hes @eters i'm GctrdNe bon 500 AMI
einc .Gleoring ooule Nnnf 3nbl6ar an oet
Qf0bor unh Sinoiruth bon Baltimore iir ieoc
&ubrtf nuf mccbe ceboteu uur0c heQleftet icfu
Grfoloreine Bicier miiilen 3nfricpenitelcitoe
9lrg1ofl IN Der aebrdndbli6en Sornl gnr
6bbe Der Goutraitlnmmc Neben
Sic 0ouirnftsNehDroc bebGlt lim nQs Meht
Dor, elm ooer GQe glnQebole 81 Oerperien
Nm, u. 9nrfinS,
SlrnBeHrein4lngSsGo sGommiiidr.
9eitdi9t am fl. glprl 1914.
eSnmc6 s. Qrrituu
&rdlioent Der 6ontraiisNcb1roc.
cUdr3f2 i3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
lSnftpr gllnrrns @ndlmnnn.

6 iarb pI5blid ON TO- M(dr8 1914 N ser
SSobninq ieineS So6nes. Sorn. %. u; 9o9s
mann. NJ 1902, 3inTtunsglucnuc, &aitor WarcnS
reritorbeucn Catherine 9a8manrt &ermanote
nno 5reunoe Der 6amilie inb adbtnngsooa cins
qeuoen, Der .9eeroiquna am Treitng, 9iadmis
tags 3 llbr bon obigcr gSobnunq ans bci8Is
pobnen. 9eiiebung duf Dem st @aulss6reos
bofe" (9R0rSf2-13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
Nnmnrn gN. gsnbbcmrier.

IS orb dm H. Mdr5 1914 0DlUnrO 70
9uoocmcicr i'm gllier bon Wionnten nno IA
Gdgcn. gelicbics S0bnden bon SenrD gS. uno
@bna Ni. 8uooemeier. Scrluanhie uno Srcnnbe
bcr 6anilic iino ahtiinQsoou ein9claoen, oer
Irancrfccr ON Srctina, Gahmiti1Qs ~ ll6r
IN Der elterliden SSobnin9, Mr. 1928, Nnoiuns
Sirabc. beiAnuuhnCn. lMldHl2-13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
Der Wem-g)urfcr sIOuufat llntcrmeuer pluiOirt init

Der Wcu.2Orfcr gSuofat llnfcrmeger paiOirt nit
grobcm @icr ir ieilic Bill meld)e 8orie-Spefuloncn
pon Der 9cmtung BON %olt mo IelegrapDen auSide-
zen ioQ SIS lit ober feinc Nusiidt porbon0en, Dab CT
nit ieincm &loiic OlrdOrngcn miro. Sm GongreB gc-
winnt Die Nndt &aum OaB Die 9legicrmo i6on 81 pcl
@coufidtiQut0 trcibt mo sic 9unOcsbeamtcn nit mebr
%olmodtc betlcoei iin0 ais id) nit Dem Srei6eits-
prn5ip DertrGgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

Scr simmcnbc Gisarcttcn- Stummcl lit Elm gefd6r
lidc9 0ug Der riiberc Gbe unicrer 6eueruc6r lit
Der 9ni6t ooB otr glimncOe Shmucl cincr Cigarette
ocn ucr6cerci0cn granO pom T. rr0 s. 1yc6ruar 1904
ocrprodtc. lur 6orit9ureol in @oi0m0ton iagt
pcle gal06rdn0c cntinOcn nd)t 0irG 6unfcn aus Der
Soionlotuc mic oagcmcin aigcnomnen weroe ion0crn
ord) gIimncnOc G9oretteit-Sunmeln, mcd)e BON 9iei
icioen adtos aus Oeni 6cniter Ocs 9ou6Waggons &C.
porcn uiir0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

IS 1T bcOnncrid, Ouh Der @aiier 1ngcnicnr @nltcr
y gSbitnlan aus Och 9lmte ideocn nil. IS lit nidt
INNER leidt eineu paiienoen Wann r eincn 10 perant
mortlidben @ocn 81 befommen Serr Sbitman bat d]
ID oal 2h Sobren, Ole er All DER Spite oc5 gSaiier0e-
rartcucrts ebt ais Elm iebr 5uperldiigcr lno imdj-
tiger lRonu ge5cgt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
Gnrd 4atiiiou & C5cGnu glustiunaturcu
Silrenn Der GtrnbcnnbrmDrudls GummiIi1rc
gmnrg@crtciier GprImiiIun, HatGbauS.

INNtTaNtlll1cfIlVerOnn nntnltlNuNf WutUUune.
8GIffmorc, 10. lE4rs i0fI.
snnions.@crarf nan gaaS nno Naumatcrial.
0jcnldG bcn Tori0riiteu 0cs Gbarlcrs Der
siool S|aiinorc, g6inniif i76. ucr6en bic
trabenomr0brndssGnmm am Mluntng,
% Iidr5 f9iI 2 iI6r &a1mifiaas an Sri
mo Sieuc aui 1ficntimer gniiion oas gan5c
Nonmaicrial auf 9nt Is uno GOT " ucraifen,
BON GoesbnrDsgl0ennc bi5 ann 9GcQcredt SCI
Baltimore & Sbos@iien6abn ftcbt, NenldB
ocr am 20. Mai 1907 unter5einncien Ierur6,
nuno DIR $50 ocs liaDors ulb Sianiraibs bon
Baltimore auBerocm cincn Qanolircifcn, oer
ir ods 9cli hcr Sirabc nihi bcn0ibiQf iit mo
lUc6e i'm &inSGncn luic iolQi bclmricbcn ipcrs
ben:
Qoi Or I 9luf Der 0unoemnirunQSs&aric
ais IS" bclanni, an ser Sfooit@de Der Narts
lett Sra6e nub Wioniebeaosgpcme 9ic 8nus
fen bcficbcn aus cacm 0rcilt1diaen 3icoeliiCns
9Sobnbans mil Sront an Ser iiibli6iion Seiic
bon 9drfieli-Slrdbe (o0cr 9ncnmc) n SuB 6ci
As Snb sou mo cinem cinit5dipcn Sa0iuerfs
Snuppen II SnG 3 3oli bel 10 Sas Elm 8oll.
6ic nblihcn GencnQcbdube 31urc etc bic i'm
@cit Ger acknowledgements licQcn unb limo
Got glr glui oc Sonoemnirnes'Nurt
ais gS" beianut an Der gior0ncit@de BON
Sauien 6eitc6en ans eincm 2i% .it5diecn SAD
observation-disclosures. NIT Sront bon IS sur ali
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
MeIale f0lolaIe @er6reitnnn Oas scIep6on il Oen

Sclds fOuiiOc Scrbrcitnne Oas Sclcp6om in ben
cttcn SaDrcn aud in 0ah@lanb gciinoeu bat ergiebt
iid aus Der cindldgigen Statf Berlin o1cin bat &C.
geupGrtg rn0 $4,000 Sprccbiteacn, Oc Nororte nd)t
cgercdnct Die Sic6cmtloncnitoOt SonOon bat nlr
220SO0 9ni1hiiic olio nod uitt cinmol Oos Goppctc
inO BoriS blebt nit iencn $4,000 9ni1icn er6cblif
biitcr Berlin 5nrd Samburg bat $4,000 glnid)lulie
@drifen 10000 Seip5ig 25000; }n1lcn in Ocnen Ger
inigcfcnre 1SoriHritt gum 9hlSord omnt OenDcutid)-
ono in ocn lcstcn % ,Sobrcn gcmodt Bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
Samce s.. @reiton,
Rrdiioeni Der 9oniralisSe6broe
.Wr8t3-1D
NneD meitlid Uun 3rnio.Sins9lpcnuc, n1roldl
MN Qnurcuss >tra6r

glnD meitlin uum Srnio.Sins9lu n1rold
uuu Ynurcuss Strafc
Sic 81 cuubcnnircu, ucrhrcitcru nnb criiincn III,
SSor TG TS a6rd6 %q SOS a@orc apSa O@B @ SIC Sic
Nnnubne cuer &croronunQ eriu0t meroen
miro fir bic GDnocmnrung, Gr1fiunng nilo
WcrbretternEg Der ans Nncn, Die parallel
nit mo &C 6uB iiowelicb hon Srnios0iq.@be.
legt nuo bntcr ben @runhltiidcu 1900 mn
einl6lieBli6 1908 an beidgter Slocnne lduit.
9elnaie NleD lou an tbrer .Norooheiie aut
cine Oepilnie 9reiie bon 10 SUB fir eine Sirede
bon Z SuB noromeitic bon 9nurenSs Strabe
ncrhreiicrt peroen; nnBeroem miro Sppiidtion
clnAerebt ueroen tir Die GonoemAlrun1 @rs
6iiiulug uno &crbreiicruno Der 9lQcb nit cifer
Sreiic bon SUB. iuie c icB parallel nit mo
90 SuB. 01s sou noromelili0 bon S1nrclts'
Strabe uno bnter oen @jrIuoiiiiden SOP mn
504 bcinQter StraBe iegi bcdqe 9lGcO ioq an
ibrcr Siloutleite du cine geplante Srcite bon
l3 SUB iiir cine Strede bon 1 s 6uB. mcbr ooer
meniler Oerbreitcrt WeroeH: mo QuGerocm iir
bic 9onoennirine BON 5iuei ileinen oreiedgen
@ruoden nit ie AZ GuaordiiuB, bon ocneli
eeines ne9en n1o an Der Siioneii@de beg
oas anocrc eirunoitiid bon Y 9uaoratiub an
ner Siioueiis0rel8unq hciOeicc 10 SUB mn
odgqier IS SUB Sgen Iiegi, pie iie 81 erbiineE
Gepldnt ipcrocn. Sns 5u conoemnircnoc Sdno
uiro mic iplat beC0ricben:
sic bcgiuut an ciuem @nit an Der Goros
melilelte eer Ndnrers SiraBe 81 Snb lnomeli'
lih bon SruiosSiQsAoeme uno lduii bon %
noromeitlid parallel nit Sruios0illagocnne II
,Suh nm ole SlbCiocllnic 6pt6en ocn Grlinos
iiiidcn g'r iS0s unO 1910, GrltiosQiqgloelna.
uro nelngicr gc5ogencr Stntc nno Der Noros
mcliclle belngter BORT geleAener YucO entdno.
lhomelti9 26 6ub bis 81 clncm Funit 3 SnB
norometlid bon Der &rcu8un0 Der Noromeli'
leiie 1eaeter . SUB IueD llro Der Norooii'
leiie eiHcr oort Aelegenen 10 SuB NHe0; odnn
mclill0 42 SUB, bis 81 einem @unii an Der
nuro5itliM ron Der @oropehieite beingier SUI
Wutn entferni; odnL oeugie Nue0 freu6eno Mlio
81 6etleleen in re6ten gSinie. idNIeno,, lllo.
Wlien, odun Der Siicpeleitc beldqtcr 10 sur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

Die Ncttp-5dnlSen Der 4S Stuatcn Der lluiOn iiaO
iii 5ebr aa6reu BON $234909000 olif $432 ,254,0OO
gcitiegcn Dos lit cine 3uuabmc bon na6e5u so BRO
5ent Gic Gotaliduloen Der 4S Staatcn bctrugcn ei-
ntm 9cribt OeS Genius Bureaus in SSai6mgtou 5olge
am 80 SUM 1913 Sis, $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
Auditorium.
@aMMfaFfer 25orRsfeLf- 9ar&.

Ser ,Ganniiatter Goisfef Serefii1 6eebrt 11.
.ieinen fSreunoen mo &ereincn nn3n6eigen, onB
er oas 4 efieviorn'ic6e Grunoegcnt6um 5piicben
Silienssaoeme uno Sreoerids&oao ibernoms
men bat uno 6em oere6eien 3nblifum fir 9lbs
bdliun9 bon @icnics uno 5etlidfeien enipiicblt.
Sir 9lusfunit mceen Sele0un9 oes &arfs
peHoe nan lidb cnhueoer ar 8. z. @icneielb,
Ir. 2O19, sscits@ratt. sirdhc, ooer an 5ran6
Santcr, Nr. SO, GntDn'glucuNc, o0cr oireit I'M
Bdrf. Iecpboil: &ilmor 1874 0i
(Scb25 3ltte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13

Der Sener-0ra in nuieren Uffentliden sdJnlen bat
lid geiteru bel Dem 6euer in DER Sdule an Goen- unO
4rcou.s strabc aut bcrdbrt Tas ipridt po6 fir sic
gis5pliu IN micreu S@pIcu,, ,sq
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-13
Ncfatmtmndlnnarm.
Scpnrtcmut fir 1ficunihr @crbGiicrurncu.
SnDsScpnrtcmcnt Der 6afcnsSc1droe.
Baltimore NH


Baltimore, WlD.
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-10-10
GEORGIA PEACH
LEADS SLUGGERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.)

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-Ty Cobb, "the
Georgia Peach, won the American
league batting championship for the
eighth successive time this year with
an average of 1868. Eddie Collins and
Joe Jackson, of Cleveland, were second
with .339, respectively. iris Speaker
was third with 1873. Jake Daubert, of
Brooklyn, was the leading batter of
the National league with an average
of 1929.
The sensational rise of Ty Cobb dur
ing the last month of play in the Amer
lean league will go down in history as
one of the events of organized base
ball. Thirty days before the league
gave way to the stove league season,
the Georgia peach was third, and
Joe Jackson looked like a sure WIN
ner Then Ty got busy and began to
overhaul the Cleveland wonder. When
the final reckoning was made, Tyrus
was well in the lead, and for the eighth
consecutive time he was the winner of
the batting championship. AS his av-
erage is we'll above the average rung
up by Daubert, champion slugger of
the National league, Cobb is champion
of both big leagues.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-10-10
POSSESSION Of
ANTWERP GIVES
GERMANS CHANCE
ATTACK ENGLAND
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.)

LONDON, Oct. 2O.-Now that Ant
werp, the last and strongest citadel of
Belgium, has fallen, the people of En-
gland are beginning to fear an invas-
ion of their country by the Germans.
The effect of the fall of Antwerp has
not been minimized by the local war
offices and Lord Kitchener will proba-
bly, call for more volunteers to guard
the home land.
Napoleon called Antwerp a pistol
pointing at the heart of England" and
the English people are beginning to
realize the fitness of the title.
1t is said here that the German news.
paper are predicting an early begin
ing of actual attacks on the British
Ises. Antwerp will be used, it is be-
lieved, as a base of supplies for opera
tons against England.
London is keeping a sharp lookout
for zeppelins which are expected to
sooner or later attempt to drop bombs
on the city. An edict requiring that
all lights be extinguished early in the
night is being rigidly enforced. 1t is
thought that the lights of the city
would furnish the dirigibles with a
target in case they were to sail over
the city
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-10-10

Falls
(Associated Press Dispatch.) }

ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch)
LONDON, Oct. 10.-An official Mar
conf dispatch from Berlin this morn
ing announces the confirmation of the
report that Antwerp has fallen and
that the Germans are in full control
of the city.
The British war office this morning
announced that the Belgians have
evacuated Antwerp and that the Bel
gian city is now at the mercy of the
Germans.
An official statement given out by
the German war office in Berlin states
that the Germans have been in pos
session of Antwerp since late yesterday
afternoon. The Germans captured
most of the inner forts by midday yes
terday and took possession of the city
when the Belgian commander and the
garrison evacuated the stronghold. The
Belgians are still in possession of
few of the smaller forts, but these are
so placed that they cannot do damage
to the new German positions.
The bombardment of Antwerp and
the subsequent fall of the former Be-
gian capital serves to demonstrate the
efficiency of the German military or
ganization. The forts of Antwerp were
acknowledged to be the strongest in
the world, but the giant Krupps used
by the German artillery forces were
more than match for the fortifca-
tions.
The news of the downfall of these
strongholds was received in Berlin
with great rejoicing by the German
people who believe that this surrender
Of the enemy is the first of several sim
liar events which will rapidly close the
war and return the Germans as victors.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-10-10
GERMANY EXPECTS
DECLARATION Of
WAR BY PORTUGAL

LONDON, Oct. 10.-The Amsterdam
correspondent of the Exchange Tele-
graph company wires that the Bureau
Weinzehr, semi-official news agency,
has announced that Berlin momen-
tarily expects a declaration of war on
Germany by Portugal. The German
government believes that England is
forcing the Portuguese into the con-
fict.
Military officials in Berlin claim that
Portugal has been mobilizing her
troops for the past week preparatory
to declaration of war upon the
Kaiser
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-10-10
Garrison Escapes

LONDON, Oct 10.-The fall of Ant
werp was robbed of much of its strag-
etic value by the escape of the entire
Belgian garrison, who left yesterday
under cover of the darkness. Only
enough soldiers were left in the city
to man the guns and keep up fire
to deceive the Germans, while their
comrades made good their escape.
The forts around Contich, six miles
southeast Of the city are reported to
be still holding their own against the
German bomhardment. ~
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-10-10
Allies Are
Gaining.
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch }

ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch)
PARIS, Oct, 10--It was officially an
nounced here this afternoon that the
fighting in the north of France con-
tinues under conditions satisfactory to
the Allies. On the left wing the cav
airy of the two armies are engaged in
a stiff battle, but the French are hold
ing their own against the German Uh-
lans.
To the north of the river Disc in the
vicinity of st. Mihiel, the French have
made material progress during the
past twenty-four hours. In this zone
of fighting the Allies are slowly push
ing the Germans in front of them. The
heavy artillery of the invaders has
been used constantly in an attempt to
check the steady advance of the Allies,
but so far the French artillery has
proved its superiority over the Ger
man field equipment.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-10-10
HISTORIC ANTWERP CATHEDRAL
DESTROYED SAY CITY REFUGEES

While some9few of the refugees deny
it, still news has reached here that the
historic Notre Dame Cathedral in Ant
werp, was totally destroyed by the
Germans. This cathedral, probably the
most noted one of all the medieval
relics in Europe, was viewed annually
by thousands of tourists. It's destruc-
ton by the heavy guns and fire of the
enemy marks the passing of another
landmark of old Europe.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-10-10
l(Associated Press Dispatch,

l(Associated Press Dispatch.l
LONDON, Oct. 10.-Refugees from
Antwerp state that it would be diff
cult matter to estimate the damage
done to their city by the heavy bom-
bardment the Germans have been car
rying on since they opened the siege
on the Belgian capital. Whole sections
of the city have been destroyed by the
fire of the heavy Krupp guns and by
bombs dropped from Zeppelins.