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Washington Journal., 1914-08-15

JabrcnOc &rematOricn werOen bic
Semtide Mrmee i'm 0riea 6ealeiten.

OentldDe Nrnice I'M Arteg beglelten.
&rGiiont Or. Sllgo Grihieu bon
Der Seiden @erbrcnnnnaS @clen.
idaft BON amerita bat Nadrihtel
befommelt, monah oie ocntiben see.
re III Dem iebigen 3rieg pom leid)t
transportation &erbrenmngsappus
ruten be9leitet meroen.
gSSn iriiberen arie9en lit Die Ser.
brennung BON 9eiherl iotpeit 81 Die.
Ter s(rt Der 9eitottlmg Der @efale.
men aeqriffeH mnr0c, iiiiHtcr MIR in
ourdans primitipcr @eiie crfolgt"
erfldrte Or. gridien. Scr ocutI6r
@%eneralitab bot iid inoeiien iebt fir
cine Art moOerner fnbrcnocr aremo.
torien cntiAieoen, Die niif ocn
Shladtieloern gebrolidt mer0en iol-
len mo I'M Stanoe icin meroelL pro
Snuoe fiiufuno5pau5ia 2eideu ii
Ai6e 81 nertDanoeli. Sopeit uie
moglidL miro Die 9(ide ocn Nnqebo
rigen IN geutihlono iiberiouot per
ben.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
Geaerreider il NaicI einactrOffcm.

Ser &ont aorrciponoeut Der Or
d)angc telegraph Company ian0tc ci.
ne 9epeide ans 9oiel, III melfer Ell
Iogt, Dab oiterrei6iidc Srllppen bio
Goniton5 in Yaiel ciugetroffen inns.
9ieielbcn HHiaiien 10000 Manf
uno biloci oas "A. S(rmecforps III
ter Dem &~onullnuoo oes Ser5oqs
BON 1~osfana, meldes non 5nrol al
gelonOt muroe. oa Is llld)t i'm 3cl0
5iig aegen oie Serbcn pcrmcnoct pcr
Den ioate. 9ieIe 3rllppen meroen
Die oelltihen Irllppen ncrlt1rferL oic
81 Sltein Stelln0 aenonmcn bnben.
DDS oiterreibiifc armeeforpS.
pelfes, 10 melt befnnut gegen Eront
reid oppcriert, bat @ictor GonfI,
Snnsbrud, 3ltnn fommonoierenocn
General.
9ielcS Nrmceforps icbt lid ans
~folaen0en ginbeiten 3niammen SSn.
fauterie. 3cat. a. 2S, a6, 50, rs.
SiroIer aaiieri1aer Nat. I, 9. 3, 4.
Geloidaer @otniaone /. 2, 4. 6, 10.
12, 13, t6, %, 30. anpaQerie: 4.
9ragoner. sfrtiacrie Sclofononcn.
Mat. 40, 41,42. 6el6baubiBen Mat,
"a. Shmere @anbiBen NbteilunQ
Ia.
0ericlbe Correspondent crfldrt,
6aB Nnhridrtcn ans @ieu sufolae
0ie WontcleQriner Ole oiterrcidilhei
Ecitmaeu San 5elooo uno Gattaro
bcid)oiicl. Ohm ienodD nennenSmcrtcn
Sdaocn an8uridten.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
Die G~intrilmns Der Oentiden Nrmss.

Die oeutide Armee 31blt in ibrer
gegenmartigcn Organization, nit
ginidllB Der @oroecorps nno oer
0rci bnpriideu. I'M @an5cn fiinfnuo.
5tDan5ia Armeccorps uuo mmfaBt abr
arnee Snipcftionen.
81 Der 1. armee rsnlpeftion
(Eon5ig) gcboreu oos 4. III, nno
20. Armeecorps. General Snlpef.
teilr iii @cneroI Oberlt non Britt.
mib mo @affron.
81 Der 2. Nrmee. Suipettion (Ber.
lin aeboren oos @arOecorps mo oas
~, r.. fonigl. iddiHdeS) mo oss
10. q. fonigl. iddnides) grmes.
General Snlpeftor lit @enc.
raj. Oberit b. 0eerinaen, cbelnaIiger
prenbiifer 0rieasminiitcr.
81 Der 3. Nrmee. Snipeftion (6an.
nouer) geboren oaS z. .. uno 10.
Nrmeecorps. @enerol Snipeftor lit
General bcrit b. Billion.
81 Der 4. Armee Snipeftion qe.
Doreil 0as IL :. iln0 3. baDrilhe Al-
meecurps mo oas 3. (branoenburai
ide). General Snipettor lit &c.
neral OberIt aronprin3 Rilpredt pol
@1Dern.
3n ser 8. Nrmee. Snipettion
(3orlSrube) gcborcn oos s.. IA. mn0
rs. NrmeccorpS. General Snipef
teur lit General Sberit @roBbcrsod
rie0rih BON Waoen.
81 Der 6. NrmecinIpeftion fShltis
gart) geboren ons 4. nnO II. Nr.
meecorps. ionic ooS IL. (milrttcmr.
bergiihe). @eneral S~nipeftenr III
General Oberit 8er5og Nl6redt DolI
Niirttcnibera.
81 Ger Z. srmee Ssnlpeffion
fSanrbriiden) geboren OdS i6. Is.
mo 81. ArmeecorpS. General an.
ipeftenr lit @enerol Gbcrlt bon Gid.
born.
3n Der s. Nrmee. SnIpeftion (ger.
lin geboren ooS 2. 5. mno 6. Nr.
meecorpS. Generals Snipefteur III
: Generals berit bon 4Iad.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
Sfmtari s~euonnmeu?
Nl6amiidc etoOt ioI in ben Sdn6cn
Der MOnteMe9rimer iein.

Nom, iiber 9onooh II. S(uouit.
Ger uGorriere Della Sera" meloet,
Dab Die neutrality-suspicious. Grilppcl
Sfutari 9enommen baben.
Sononn, II. gfnguit. Die 81.
mes %uerofientliht bellte cine ans
Nom fonlmenoc GcpeIdc oes snbaltS
Dab oie Montenegriner 0en 9era
1araboid aenommen bo6en, melher
Sfntnri beberrIdt.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
YrirIs mad, DcntIMlamO.

Sin italicniidc 7ampier lUirO mdj
Irieic nadl CclterrcidD G~cfGrSerm.
Gin italicniiher Donpfer bei0r-
Gelte OH pori0cn 9onnersiaa @oit'
iahen nad) 9cutihlnno mo Better
reid. Pun areitaa filbr Der oimcrifa.
niidw 9dunier u9Sep Port unh Gu
ropa nb, nahllI ober feiIle Eoltieni
oinlacn fiir DeutihlnnO mo Deter
reid nit. Sc mer0en @rieiihaiteu
mir pom 9tem Norf Noicl nod Glr-
ronn nbgcbel1. Sic 9rieic nod
Sin. 9lmerifn ioerosn regelmdbig be-
f6roert-
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
allies WO6l".
Seine GOrse nm Amerifamer in
WaMbeim MnO Wiinden.
9ns OelO 1T fnapp, SOtels ~seiuG6reu
aber &reOit.

9erlin, iiber aopenbagelI, 8.
gluqllt. Gin ans Yao Nallbeim ein-
qctroffener Brief beridtet pom
Noblbefinoen ser BORT meilenOell
Nmerifoncr. Glide famen 8tpar in
@eloberlegenbeiten ole Sotels &c
mdbren abcr are0it. Sn Minnhen
iiben aegen oreitanienO gmerifaner
felt, oenen ieoeS Gntgeacnfommcn
bcipieIen miro, ocnel es nber, neil lie
@beds uno anoere 3ablunasanDci-
Iunqen nidt perlilbern fonnell, al
&aiie gebridt.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15

Nampf 5iuiidDem Oemtideu nuO britt
idJem 0riegsidiffem OH Ocr GiiItc U0r
&eiU- 0nmipIbire 6eridtet.

@ortSluputb, u. S.. II Nrl
Sine bier ei1lgctrofieie Qeicpbou
NotI1nit BON Ssle ui Sbonls mel
oct, Dab cine 5eeI1ladbt 5piiHen ei
mem britildelI mi0 einem 0elltlden
8ricgsldiffc pou 0nd)e eines @otrtS
geieben meroert fam.
0eufe miro beri@tet, Dab Elm See
gcfeht gepefen mar SDaneH Dem eil9L.
areuser n9riitol dlnO Dem Oeutfden
wRarLsrube" Seine iiblen 6oleen f6eint
Das @reebnis su iein bios cine 4onnO=
nabe, Inn Ii6 tennen gu lernen F.!
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
gu ben @afem!
Der aaiier RIFT alIc wGffenfd6iscn
9entiden 5nr Sabnc.

Safer @ilbclm bat ben f~OlgcmOen
8efe6l an Seer umO Warime erlaEca:
gNad OreimnOuier5iS Sagren OeS
HrieOens rife i'd ale 9emtidJen, Sir
cine @nffc 5n troser fabis iinO. sni
Tabme. @ir baben nuierm gebel!igs
ten 8eiib in nuirrem %aterlqnOe nno
nnicrem 6rim Geaan Die fGDfiafiam
Nlmgriffr Dom Seinom amf alien Sri.
ten 81 idIisen
9as beifi tineu bnrten anmp'. 3D.
bin 5mucrii1sli.s OaR Der aItc, Eric-
ceriidle @ciit iii Ociitidca @Olfe nudj
wad lit II .ea,r mGAtiac, fricerri-
Idle Weiit, Ser Sen Scino Marelit
iUO er i6n finoet. O6ue &adiidDt aai
ben @reis, mo Der IN Scr @crgararn-
beit bic Tnrd)t haG Der Sdrcdcn nn-
Icrer IcinDe sr;ncicAjit.
Sd Dertranc in GndL Oemtidlr Sui
Oatem - in ale unS jcSsM. Sin slii=
6emOrr uuO mubeswingIiher SieseS-
luiGe lebt in eudl alien. Sd mcif,
OaR ale mao jeOer uOm cndD, menu
Mtg, luic elm SclO iterben wiirOe-
@ergclt nid)t n~uierc srORe nnO
rmbmreid)e @crgangenbeit nnO Ooa
ibr 9emtidJe ieiO. Soft ieamr end.
(se5.J @ilDeim.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
Bier Granddaughter iabrcm mad
europa.

gm Nniana oieler @ode inbrcll
bier Gnmpfer BON Der Snternationa
len Sauoels Marine pom Gew gorf
nad enrOpdiihen S1fen ali, nit eli.
mem @einmmt Ionnengcb1It BON fail
100000 IOnneL mo 3uar mlren
es Die folgen0em Gampier:
Olympic Y9torintic~ bon ser
Wbite Star Cine, nMinnebaba~ pom
Der Atlnntic transport Cine. Aac
Oampfer maren polbeiebt nit 9ai
iagieren umo fiibrten cine groBe Mlcn
&c @anre nit lid. SolnnO nil one
tranSntlontiiden &nnoclsbepebuli-
gen auiredt erbolten, oa rs I'M &c
acnD1rtigen euop1iihen AricGc icine
NcutraIit1t pruflnmiert bat.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
0entids see.lIIanen.
Mtmfuntre in falifprmii6cn Weluai
iern .su eriuartem.

Snn SranciSc0, IL. Mug.
Der 6eute bier c%ingelaufene aiiiten
0nmpfer n9eoper" er3dblt, Dab CT ali
ser Sobe bon Cape Wcnooeino sic
britiiAe &riegsi6alnppe o9agerine"
gclproden mo init ibr cine lnnge Iii
terbaltlmQ mittels Wegap6oiis az
babt bot. Ger Napit0n Der ngllqc
rine~ erlll1te, oen Deiltl6cl @rul5cr
u9eip3ig" nid)ts BON ieiner Anmelen
belt niiicn 5it iniicn. neil iein Sobr
5ciia slf tlciu lei. Scr 0apit6n Wfo.
Jon borte aid oem orabtloien Appa
rat Der o2eip5iQ~ nrbeiten, weIdct
mabrideinlih III 8crbinoing nit Scr
uNiirnberg" itono.
Sir ole bei0en oeltid)en areu5ct
fomnIt es oarauf al, neldc @elegen.
belt Tie baden. aoblen eiH5lnebmelL
ga abt 6ritiiAe mnO orei iran5oiiiAe
SriegsIdiffe iid i'm NnSuge befin-
Den. Sic uSeip5ig" fam ie0cr5cit
eineli @afen mlnnfen ln0 10 picl
aoblen einnebmen, ols iie braud)t,
mn ben n1diteu beimiiden Safen,
pabrIhemlih @ollioli ati Samoa III
efreidca. 9ie ngtiiriIberg" bat nbct
fiir5lih @onolnln 5lnt sfoblen be
uilbt. mo oari Dies III Sen n16ltclI
Orei Mo1atcn Don ieiner Ablnbrt &c.
rebnet in feinem amerifaniihen 0a-
fen mieoerbolerl, uenm tic nidt in5ipi-
idelt ipieoer in .eineln beimntlidrn
&afen aelueIen lit, mas ni6t mabr
iheinlih lit.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
Na6rtdteu bOm
0rirgSi9auplak.


10. Na0uit.-0aiicr Mil6clm aai
iid nadj Dem iu%ritlidJen 0riegsidan-
plab beaebcn. - Sine GiterreiMiIdje
Nrmcc it III Yabcn eingetrOffcn.
9cntiMe llnter1eeDote babrn Die bril-
tide 6lptte aagegriifcn. n @riiilcl
lcltebt az, ban Die 9cutldcM bic
Sta6t giittid geuommen babem.
Sic TOrts uOu giittidD iOlleM iih mad
er q Heler Wslonn9 M0f) baltrH.
%erlincr MeiSnna beitatigt bic
%6innaBnie. ~ Die Sentlajeu Crap
Aga Dabra, nh sic SlOh5entriernug
0nrd5nfiibren, sic efiaiidc GtaOi
Gfanft ynoluig ger1mmt. ~ Die Nr
ieblua Dom YltfirdJ nnO Miiibnnicn
Onrij Die TranSOIen bat mad 0crcn
eiacncr Jeltitcanig nhialnt feiucn
ltratcgilhcn Mcrt. - Sin neMcrli-
der. ruiliiAcr &erimdj, III 9cmtidt
lamO ei~msmbredJei, lit n~bgeIdl0gCn
murSen. - Die Scmtl6en GrcMSer
pWOe6cm" nn6 oWreslam" iin0 III ST
NcrGeit i'm YOriatiidIcu Mcer eilt1e-
trOffcn. Gefterrcidiid)e GriegS-
idJiffe 6eihieEem bic mOntrnigrini
ldlr Sta6t Nntiuari al Scr glOria.
Die tiirfildc grmcc mir6 mObil ne
madt.
II. Nn9nit. 0eniidcr Sica i'm
Glial i'll paris bcfiirdtct. Seilc
Ocs Giterreihiid)cn IA. NrmccfurpS
iiber Ocu NOOeuicc. Y ghdD bic GOris
Der Seftung giittidD in OeMtidDem 6an-
Sen. ~ Die Eariier OurdJ bic Wcigr-
rniig Oes GriegsmimiItcrimms, sic
@erlnitliiten SIT pcr6ffcntlidem, cr-
idjrcdt. - Sn Der GAlnhtItrale III
Sen &uaeicn to6t cine SdJladDt 5iui-
idJen gentIhem nmO SransOien.
Barrier MclOMugen bebnnpteu, SUI
mar ici uOn ben T%ran5Oicn briekt.
Der Giu3ng Der 9entldJem III Qiittid)
DOll5og IidD III better ErOnMmg. -
Dir 0entidlen oringen 6mrtD gmrcm-
bmTa mad Iranfrcid, bur. Som
seAtrierMng scr orriid)em grnppen
ssfm @otiton negcn MnRlan.o- Sc
5iebnuGen sluiidlem Garis Mno Nirn
a6ae6rOdcu. Ceiterreibiimc TlOt-
tc fabrt DpM EOla sen Oentidcm
Srenscrm DWOe6cm" mnS nSrcslan"
entgraen.
IL. Nneult. ~ 5hlaat nab Slan-
mlrlg Miulanicnis SnrdJ Ole Srans
Die Oeatiden Srnppem trri-
ben Ole iransGfidDcn Dor i'd Der.
G0ie OeMtld)c Muielarmec lit III Iramf-
reid einoeriidt. in EariS iuirO
amtlid 5nge0e6en, BAR AGmpfc bci
aif frdn5ORidDem SOOGn
lIntt9elnu0eu 6nbcm. II Sin Scil Der
Oentidjem M0a3mmee riift aeacn
DDr. Criterrcidjiid : nm
gatiide Srnppen i'm Gliai. 9entidD-
lamb Deiitt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gc-
mig fiir bic Naler zines AabrcS.
Die Geltcraeider bringeM 0cm GUIa-
Zen cine Nie0erlnge bei.
IS. slngait. 0as GlidE 1T BON
.i1untliden iransOiiideu 5rMppen
g~eiapbert. - Der Oemtidle arofe Sc
ncralita6 bat IN 2iittid Gnarticr gc-
- Der @Ormnrih Der Ocit-
Ihen Maasdrmee Gmf baS 3entrmm
n 3e6n iroms6iilde Diff
sierr, 800 Maui. uicr Wci6iitc, uOn
ben 0cmtiden bci Miilbmicm aenOm=
WrOFe Gaualeriemaiien Der
idleieru sen @Ormarid Der Oentideu
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
Mn mmicrc eclcr!

9as n@aibinatOm SOurmal~ crlnda
alIC Scicr m~nisrrs YlntteS, OaTi:r AZ
iOrgcn, BAH mnirre 3eitMug ~ at.ra
Jamilicn Naibin9tOn'v rub ber Inn.
gcbnng a~elcicn lUerOc. SaonrdD iutr.
ben Sic bic gntc oentldr SadDe irlr
nntcrltiitcn nno Ocm Journal bel.
feu.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
Yrins OOn g8nlrS an Ieincm @ataif-
Ion alnqrciif.

Ser Bring ooii 8ales uerlicB 0erl
8ndinabam YaloiL Inn lid Dem
@arregrcnaoier Battalion, Dem cr
3ugcteilt lit. an8ulhIieBen. Gr miro
in Der @arlep @arniion. @rgnipooo
ltationicrt fem.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
ahae uOM MOmtenearu GIudicrt.

Nicu. iibcr gonoon. II. ghlgnit
Die oiterreihiid) maariihe Slot
te bat al Der aiiite bon Montene9ro
ieit geitert nach elmer oifi5ieIlen DC
fanntmahmm cine mirfiomc 9lafaOg
begounM
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15

9lrnee OOn Iiittidl mad 9sOrOea Fin.
- Die Yewubner Der rniIiidcm Dit
iee6ifem 6eliimgiDrs MnO SDeabMra
luerOcn rmiiiidcrieits amgeiidts eincs
criunrtrtem 8Om6arOements mmD ci-
ner Sdladlt gum @erIaHem ibrer
,0rimitGtten nnfgcfOr0ert. - 8eIgiem
DCrlangt BON 6OllamS cine GrflarMMgt
fir ben Iaa Der Yerlcbnng Der
bO~lGnOiidjen Wrense Omrd bic 9emi-
idcn. IL Die Oemtldjem Grcm5er vWuc.
ben" MHS nSreslan" iinS in ben 0ar-
Oanellem cingctrDffen. - Gfntari IN
gllbauien ipN uon Scn Muutrmsari-
AGRA ciMgeue1nmsn wOtOcn iein.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
Csitsrrsids 8Otidafter uerlGft :
Estersbmra.
llebsr FinIamO MnO SAwcOen anf DC
Seimfabrt.

2 /. YeterSbnrq. Z. Nnaitit.
Ger olterreidiIh lmanriidc Got
i6aiter in MnBlan0 lit III 9cgleitmg
Ieines StobeS un0 BON so bier an.
i1iiiaen OeIterreifern bier abaereiit.
Er idbrt iiber 6inIanO mo Sdweocn
mad @ien.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
0cntiMe nebmen &cbal mnS eiban
@nNiide GIOttc in SeliinafurS einac-
idfOIen.

StodboIm, Z. Aug. Gin 0;sr
cingetrofipner finnilder Sdiffsfop
it1n meIoet onB Die rniiiihe Hlottc
in @eliingiors cinaeihlOiicu lei; Me-
bal nno 2ibon icien bon ben Cent
ihen mad beiBer Shlaht cinaenoni,
men worom IND heioe 0alcn itGnocl
IN Brand.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
@eiteres Ocutidcs MrmeefOrps uOr
QiittidD.

Gin nelies 0entfheS Mrmceforps
mdrIdliert I'M 2iittih allf. Die iran
aoiiidc Manallcrie iii III bibigei sc
iedten t1tia. SofDobI ole ocutihcn
mic Ole uer6iinoeten Arnleen tnltcn
lid uorfO1ris m0 0cbat lanaiam
mr.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
9entidsr @rncralitaO in eiittid.

9emti@er Wenrralita6 III Siittid.
Glpfter itarf bcfcitigt nmO ais Sonpt-
gunrtirr eimaeridjtet.
GOntOMbriife iber sic Maas fir ben
l~Icberaana Oemtider yclogcrnmgS-
Nrtilcric nndD gittidJ nnb Wanur
uOn Oemtidcn HiOniereM fertissefteIlt.
Nriifiel, iiber 9unoon, ~.
9lugult. Sin bier airs 2iittid cinbe.
t~roifencr 9rief beiaat Dab scr Gro.
Be @enerolitab ser 0cutihen glrmce
in oortiaen aloIter ocS beiliaen Scr
sens. oas itarf befeitigt moroen lit.
Iciu @auptqliartier aiigeihla9en bat.
Die Gcntihcn, beiBt cS mpitcr, b1il-
fen arpBc Gliantit1tcn Mebl all, fiir
0cn Sal, ooB iie lih eingei6loiien ie.
ben io0tcL a~nitatt oic 9elogercr 81
fem.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
0rmtIdcr @Otmorid ms Scrs Scl-
giens.
%cr6imOete NrmCen Idiitcm i'd bird
MnnnHfricfctfe.


@riIfel. iiber Eoris, r.. Sfug.
Die oclttl6e Armee bat lid n0rOlidi
iiber 2iittid uorgeihobeu uno oringt
III oas Ser5 9elgiens ein. Sbr &c
~lteftes Wiarid5iel 81 %beiiinuael, lit
lAner. Sine ummterbrohcne Set
tie itarfer aoOoIleriemuiicl 5icbt iid
Dor ser gon3en 6ront Der perbiinOc
ten MrnIeen bin.
Gin amtlider @cridt ia9t, OaB bic
Terbiu0unlg nit 2aloen in Ser BRO
pins 2iittid. iieben Wfeilen iiio0lilidl
BON 3ilenlont, interchangeable lit.
Die gelgier iprengten mcbrerc Nriid
eli Dor ibrer oortiQen 6roat. ipas
@craulaiilung 81 Dem geri1t aab,
cs lei Gin ibiperer artiIericfampf iii
@ange. gon einem loIden lit jeood
nultlih nidts befonlt gegebeu.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15

@mM nMmm @mpm mm& 0mm2 o0 mmg n@n Om@He m@mg wnm mM%8mM6 m@ @~ mm babel 4n
@ smn mm m0mmm m mmn@ umm me0@w mmnm -s@ wm smn@ mm m mn mu mA mu 70
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
aaiierin Gnsenie OOniert fiir's 9iOte
&reus.

Gr-aailerin Gugenie bon 6ranf-
reid bat Der a0nigin Mutter cine
Subicription bon $1,000 fiir Die go
ie Rreu5- Nrbeit ~iiberianot.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
Guea6pra erluartet Oeuti1en Nn-
griff.
3ipilitem Der rniIiiden Sitiec6dfcu
maiieu auf 6Gberen Sefe6l bin lire
0eimitGttea OerlaiIcn.

Q~onOon, IL. Nugnlt. Ger
aoulmauOont ser ruIiii6en Ueitung
Speabor0 in 6inlano bat Die @in-
mobner BON Speaborg ullo Selling.
fors auiaeforoert, Oic Staot 81 per.
lalieu, ga man glan6t, Dab cine
Shlndlt ODER cine YeidieBnng 6epors
lIebt,
Washington Journal., 1914-08-15
Sic beiom @OlH9frmen uno bic @bein9frmu rldtn Dor

Gnnhenfprudt mrn uom she orr 1rntbpn I'M GHnB bertbtrt
Dir Dpmtben tuden in ptmrr eruBrn 5rerbladJt heerrtd
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"World Power or
Downfall" for Germany
Will be Result of the War

World power or downfall!" II will
be downfall-not to the Germany OF
industry. OF science, OF criticism. OF
literature. OF culture, but to the Ger
many dominated and led-a large part
of 1t very reluctantly Prussian
militarism. Prussian autocracy. Prus-
sion ambitions. Prussian blood and
IRON" Europe must conquer. or lib
erty, as we understand IL. will perish
from the earth on this side OF the At
lantic.
And when at Armageddon the forces
OF good have prevailed over the forces
OF evil; when the German people
having learned that the pottttes of the
drill-sergeant. which imposed such
heavy burdens upon them in peace,
led them but TO disaster In war, rise
In their wrath; when the trumpets
blow the last cease fire" over the
graves OF tens OF thousands of faith
ers, husbands. brothers. and sons OF
weeping women-what of the terms OF
peace? They will be heavy. They
must be such as will make war impos
sibIe for long enough to reach the
time when the peoples OF the world
will demand that war shall ceasefor
ever. Among them, let US hope, will
be the condition that no new German
fleet shall be created; that the from
tier fortresses shall be dismantled:
that the annexed provinces. or such
parts Of them as desire II, shall 60
back TO France; that Schleswig shall
go back to Denmark. and the Kiel ca
nal be neutralixed; and that after a
century and quarter ''the fair land
OF Poland" then ''ploughed by the
hoof OF the ruthless invader" as
Bales famous song has kept the story
alive, will. we may hope. be reunited
into an autonomous country again
and that a great league of peace and
peaceful development will be formed
II is intolerable and unthinkable that
the world should be exposed TO the
horror and the ruin OF war in every
generation OF mankind.
And II will not be the map alone
that win be altered. The people will
make many new demand Of their
rulers and governors.-From "Arma-
geddon-The Forging of Great
Peace" by Sir Henry Norman, NJ. p,
in the October Scribner.
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Canal was completed a month ad
The moment was, therefore, favoraH
at home.
lt seemed no less so abroad.
Russia a dangerous strike had begu
and fresh revolutionary outburst
peared probable. In France the grd
est constitutional crisis for mai
years was only stopped for the M
ment by the formation with mu|
difficulty of a makeshift. governmel
and the president and foreign mini
ter were abroad. England, too, vi
faced with the gravest internal sitq
ton in her history because of hon
rule and Ulster ulster rifles we
supplied from Hamburg), and the xii
had stated that today the cry OF eli
war is on the lips of the most respd
sible and sober-minded OF my people
II seemed improbable. therefore, III
England would have any stomach d
foreign adventure. Finally, affairs
Austria seemed to counsel action
From "Armageddon--the Forging Cd
Great Peace" by Sir Henry Norma
M. p, In the October Scrfbner.
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Br gibson GARDNER

ROCKHOLE CREEK, FAlRHAV'
EN-. Nd. Sept. 17.-Should Uncle Sam
dredge a three-foot creek?
II not, should he contribute half to
help local people II they are willing
to put up their half?
Is every three-foot creek In the
river and harbor bill the object Of q
steal?
These questions went through my
head after had ventured with q gov
ernment report In hand to visit one
OF the little" projects--one OF the
three-foot streams reachable from the
nations capital. found It on Chesa
peake Bay, on the Maryland shore.
The name Of this project Is Rock
hole Creek. For Il. the pending pork
barrel" bin carries s11.S00.
The story OF Rockhole Creek Is best
and most briefly told In the words OF
the boatman who sculled our skin
toward the county wharf, now un
readable by anything except little
rowboat.
my father" said he, owned that
place over on the point. He owned q
schooner and was quite q man In his
time. His schooner used TO load al
the county wharf for Baltimore, Girls
field, and other places. Now, q
schooner can't get nearer than them
ships you see standing out there
The boats were loading tomatoes
from skiffs.
"That was twenty years ago." the
FISHERMAN explained. During the
twenty years the bar has been sitting
up until they amt three feet of water
on II. Unless you have considerable
tide even little gasoline boat CAM
get out"
There Is no big private interest
here. There is no canning factory OIL
fertilizlng plant. II Is Just com
munity OF oystermen. each with per
haps q little land on which may be
grown tomatoes, tobacco and fruit.
There has been a powerful lot OF
building" the FISHERMAN explained
When | was boy there were only
four houses on the cove. Now there
are nearly forty. Two houses a year
for twenty years"
Rockhole Greek is like the Potomac
at Alexandria. There are old wharves
at the latter city where the tobacco
ships used to load to cross the Allan
tic. Now these wharves are high and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-17

Do you get the olive oil smoothness
back Of that Democratic machine
olive branch?
We observe that the red social
lists" of Colorado are first to show
their colors In asserting to the presi-
dents policy OF Cancellation.
Employees In Chicago are giving up
the Republican campaign material
and returning to their jobs.
The president Is a good neutrality
listener. What goes In one ear meets
in head-on collision with what the
other side Is putting into the other.
Will all Michigan progressives
please note that the anti-machine
forces are allies In Pennsylvania?
Then, again, II you buy a bale Of
cotton from the south 1t will provide
a place to sleep In Detroit's hotels.
President Wilson's idea Is that II
he encourages the European COM
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-17
The City With a Soul

oh city, with your toiling throng,
Busily working the whole day long
w hat Is your aim. and what your goa
Have you, oh city, my city, soul
Is IL your wish. my city,
The wide, wide world to help,
Or do you merely gather
It's wealth unto yourself?
Your mills and factories and shops,
Are they daily making men,
Or are they daily grinding
The spirit out OF them?
Your churches, are they holding
Ideals firm and true?
Your places OF amusement.
Do they reflect on you?
Oh men, that make the city.
Remember this, pray.
We are not only building
A city for day.
The aims you now are holding
Will be handed down again
To boys who are now preparing
To take your place as men.
And when your men, my city.
Strive toward common goal
or helpfulness to other men,
And from none an unjust toll.
Then you'll be known, my city,
Be known from pole to pole
The city with ideals,
The city with soul.
Marjorie l.. Cooley.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-17
Germany Waited For
The OppOrtune Moment

To German statesmen the great
danger and the great obstacle Is not
England, and not France, but Russia;
In Europe danger, In Asia Minor an
obstacle. And the progress OF Russia
during the last few years has been
remarkable-in commerce, In finance.
and In military power. Every year
that passed saw Germany relatively
less strong on her eastern frontier.
There would quite certainly come a
time when Russian pressure would
grow intolerable. The alternatives
would then be war or sacrifice Of cher
ished ambitions--and the war would
be worse the longer II was postponed.
And Germany's readiness for war was
probably at the highest point II could
ever reach. She had made available
for war service as many men as she
could ever get; she had raised by a
forced levy on national wealth as
much money as she could ever hope
to secure; and the burden Of militar-
ism was beginning to produce danger
Gus symptoms among her people.
Moreover, the deepening Of the Kiel