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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
DeutlOe 6r6auplen StmO in Champagne
auNeu bel YrasnDid unO $lOd geUOrfcn-
sinoriH anf bic aarOaneaen.8Orts fortaeieet.
.2Seri@t Oes Oentfden GemerarIFa6s.

geriim g. Nars (Ora6aOs uud sOuSOu). Sus Oetide ar
Sanptquaer erief uudfcGuOeu audeu Seridt a6
Die aricgslaae in Cf nuO gSet:
tlh 7i e GrcigHif ii c i'm W cleH.
gSm wen Argst6eatcr nHterHa6mH mir g. NGr5 eiueu
genaugri inSGid gpeH nHo eOberteu nu engdn Sdn
beuera6en Sin &eind rauUn ole ami Den SUu
&Oitneu ueOnueGmeu dng fegl & uagmeu
so 5ran5Oen gedugm
Su G9anpague Eirift ebten Die SrauOn lire Nngrie u0b
9crGc 0Sn Oo6 oamit genO wcldeH 6riOg
eelcu Ga6c &er6cs flint nu50@e SiBicre nHO 40
Sooaten acian9en.
Scaeuausri beesen ur Oeu tucu &aO u1roid BON
Qeri6eS nu6 aus5Fden Saugrabeu ua6 Sc WcSuil
Die an56NGm 9nsrifie unr Sauuscu uaGe %anqnOS
Gid SaSouDi uu0 nOrOUid Ge warcu ergebul
los.
SieSagc i'm . ten.
gos Die SraGuge AMI Scm 0fidm &riessidaupb anbeans 10
geommte SiegeSbntc i'm gS0OSit nrOmcld
D gngupwO cner9idn @egnmahuObmen
9nleu gammet lluiere SMppen, wede fir oeen 3ued
unrOeu TuO jest fir au0ere Spcatuuen DerHgbGr
SIN a6rigsn lit Der @senO @rUOnO unO SUm5a udtS
&eocntnug 5u OcrmelOeu
9OrODfd &rasugf brad n rnIdler Ingrf nnter nne
rem 6eer naamen. Ger crit dwereH &ent Nnd uOrO
wcd @und ruder %OrtOhSernd snradsuieien.
n Sitrift aOld @eid a6eu h fenc 6reignih
uenlenswert6er SeOcnnns 5mgeraseH"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07

Der getriae cende OeuerallabS gcridt meOet bnfGt
lid Gage ani Oem wcidcu Sdatpab, oah bic Teutdm
in ser &Gbe gperu euen cugden SdHbeueraben ennal
men Die GroajOen iceteu lire Sniu SeuesHng in Der
champagne urt ONmt eOO6 irgenO wcldc GrfOlge n
er5eleu Oer 9ngriie Der 6ran5Oien ua6c &auanus nO
VaOuuuler uOro6iidJ Geaes murOen e6cnals 5t-
radgcdlagen Die 0eudn madteu cine 6etrGdtlide 3a9l
non Weiauaeuen.
8ns bic Greiau6e in Often anec6t 10 iagt Der Sentide
MencralitaG oah uDrODld &rasngIh nnO mefidj
@ond ruiidjc %Ortoh.%erinde 5nradgemieien uurOeu.
&ien meicet amtlid Oah Nugriiie Der Suien ani bic
Siterreidiihcu 2inicu %rfom 5mridgdagm mMrOen
uno oaf Se GGnge in &arpatGeu ioroanern Su SiOu
Ojoisieu berrdt sur 3eit &n9c
Nddj 6ridjen N6miraldtsS Seridjt madt Der @ngrf
Der Niirtcn Sloc nMf Die Garoauelen ange6d 6Urtdrc
Srei Der ar6heu Sdifc Ocs @edmaOas inter Oeeu Die
Sdladtidi Gneen Gli5abeb" ,%ruce WeUrge" 6aben
ben Nnarf au Die 0anptiOrS Der enropdiieu Seie
6iiu mn augbd 5ue EOrtS beddOis 6as &uluer
maga3n crttCH IN bic Smt geprenst SnuOungsNbt6c
ungen Der Nlrten famen m Den rflden SreitrGften in
Gunaft uno uurOen tirdeu Serdt 5ufolge nit 6e-
radhidjcn @eruiteu in Oie 6lHdp eeiflagcu.
Sine iraM36Tde uii3ieae gOte bereduet bic 6Sbcrign
NciammperInte Der 0entiden anf iber 100000 NiaHH
0ieicr Sercduug werOeu Die gerlnc 81 0HOc geegt Die
auge6id sebu Oenide 9egimener erliten babeu OlCu.
Neueral @utouu 3anier Gorreia SarrctO 1T enem
GougreR 0mOirau gum @rdfOeueu ugOrO 9Orusal"
profOuirt wOr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
sedIS9nnOert @eriunen aet6Otet?

Sci einem Giienba6u llngliid in
Merifo Gin @rief ua6 Bolton
bringt Oie almOc. IL Gin Spe-
5ial5ua onge6licb GuOc Samor
cntgleilt
Cotton @aii, 6. @ldri. Die
9go6ridt pou eincm Giienbabh-lln.
gliid, OaS iid @noe Somnar 5utrug
imO 600 Meniden 0oS 2e6en foitete,
6ringt Elm grief sen 6ente Die Be
borOe Der Gonlniiiion ser auslGnOi-
iden Diiiiion BON cinem i6rer Ger
treter al Der @eitfiiite BON @lerifo
er6ielt.
Ger 9riei lit am IA. 6e6ruar &c.
idrie6cn poroen. Ger gerfolier be-
ridtet, ooB nod Oen Giu5uge ser
Sruppen nod @ua0olaiora, Oos am
Is. Soniar Gorron5a in Die 0GuOe
fiel, Der @ouperneur Die 6omilicn
Der SolOotert bon Golima in eincnl
Spe5ial5uge nahfommen lieB
Ser Spe5inl5ug, Der aus 20 @a-
gen beitonO, ioa 900 @erioncn &c.
fuBt bobeu Oie oiGt nc6en einouOer
ge5mGugt mlrOen- 9(n cinen iteileu
9Ib6ouge entslciite ser Bug. Son Sen
800 Eerioueu blieben nur 6 inoer-
lett, 600 plroen getootet.
Ger 9rief lit Oon elmer 6rou So6n
Soplono geiHrie6en porOen, Die ben
bieiigcu 9eainteu woblbefonut lit.
Gem 9eriHt miro oober @lau6en Qe-
ibenft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
0aS gSetter.


Sir N1orDlanO mO oen e lcSe
Columbia 6eute tribe unO 'lO'V''
g9inoe. an
Der 50dIte a6ermOneteritano gu, ",r
geitrigen Gage betrug 36 YraO S,;'ite T
3 llbr giadmittags imO Der ll''O'''
33 @rao Inn 6 ll6r @lorgclls' ao;u.
0ie aroBte sducaigfeit Oes ~,r l',,,,
oeS lpor IA Nlcilcu pro Stlll'0V '''
glorOoiten. ouit
Der ,SeudtiQfeitSge0alt Der S"a, ,',s
mar 95 9ro5ent Inn 8 ll6r gi3rss's
unO 81 Gro5ent nm 8 lIbr Spg'v aas.
SSn oen onoercn @ettcr. SeOusr ...Ss'l
tllngS.Stationen oes 2auoes lO''." a,o.
Die folgenoen nieOrioiien Selllp'5II aI
tlrcn oer5ei6net. g(tIantic'eif9 o. 90
9ismord 20, Bolton 80, gnlIol0, !. ,,oc. ~~
G6orIeitom 40, G6icogO 80, elcO' c".
lano "a, 0enOer Is, Detroit 81 "A.
llttb 20, @altport 70, Wulp.l''T Tonre
@recn 9op 26, Sotteras "A @S, @o',.
IA, Sclena 80, S,adiouoiac o Ssi1Ie sa'1
ios-Gitu 20, anorpiae 3S, SolIlSVS 81.
"a, @orQuette 26, AlenlPQ'S o,o,l.
@ontgomerp A, @Ontreal ~ a'Sm. ,'
tudet 30, g3eu-OrleanS oo, %,6ia M
0orf 80, Ofla6oma 26, %llla0r'aRrSe are'.
80, 9ittSburgb 80, $OrtlalU, IS,
26, @ortlono, Orre., A, A'lleO''5 nD 5on
gialcia6 "a, Salt 2ofe Gitp ~. .rn,l.
6ronciSco as, ct. Souis %, S IS,
ton 80, S6rcucport 40, Spoiallls l,ina.
SDracuie %, Sompa %, SS"l7
ton 30, Q9iulipea 6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07

OoDon 3S eriier &laiie imo 43 3pi-
i1en0cdler, nn 9or0. Ter Gompier
bat 10000 &ierOefrdfte, lit 536 Sub
lang, so 6rB brett lmo 3S SUB tief.
1110 &oiiaaiere tonnen an 9orO OeS
SdiiieS @IoB iiuoen.
Die aaiiiten.Yaiiagierc Oes Can't
piers iinO; 9htgnte @oulct, @lont-
real; @oiton SepD, 93cm gort; 9.
Sein6erg, 9roofIDn Or. s. S.8beeI
wri96t, glep Dorf, Or. S. 6. @ol.
fer, 9|ep gorf 6rau 5. 6. g9alfer,
9lew Dort, SRI. Gecile 99ettad,
9ainbrioge, Nlaii.. 9ouiS @outrouO.
@ou96feepiie, g&-94 6rau q. Groib,
Sopand, Sri. Selen Groib, Sapano,
Sule5 Simon Sreault @ioutrcaL
9iolpb Simpiou. g}em 0open, GO-
mono Sropel Montreol, .. 9elpuid,
9|etu 2orf, Gligene @lo5et, Gan
iSran5isco, Soiep6 8. @ourer, 9lep-
g)orf, emile @ores, 9leru.Norf 6rou
gllice 8. 9. glnorenS, Bolton, &olp1
9lnorelpS, Bolton, 6roncoiS &epui-
icou, 9leu gorf, g. 6osOpd, Stem
Dorf 9iaDnonO Holf Smo6ooa
9lep 9orf Saul Soguet, General
9laent Der iron5oiiihen 9inie, 9lem.
9ort
Die 9ler5te imO aronfeupflegerin-
ncu Die iicb ouf Scr 6a6rt nod Dem
Soipitol in @oris beionOeu, iinO:Gr.
So6n 2. SSripiu, Or. g9. s. 9roOOod,
Gr, q. 8. SinincS, 6rlS. 6lorence
@orOon, Gugenio s.. Spous, @loLlie
@c@rat6, Gorot6o S'Gonnea, Bic
torio Srauciort, Gatblpu S'6anlon,
Glen S'Sonlon gllina @larie Nlc-
Gormid, NeQie 9uroette @arions,
9eoa g. @eteriou imO Z. s. 9urfc,
JIM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07

CSe6urtsioges Ocs 6iiriten 9ismard
angcorOnet Bat.
9isuard mar an 9lpril 1915
aeborcn unO itar6 an 30. Sili 1898.
%etro0ro0er @i arden.
2onOon, 6. Nldr5. Ser sc.
trogroOer Gorreiponocut Oes Star"
ien0ct Sic indifference @leloing:
nGr3ber5og Soiep6's 9lrmee beiin'
oct lid jebt in poGer 6ludt onrd
0os polOiac 2ano 5piihen &C. Inie.
iier rno ser 9iut6. Sit @ali5ien,
periolgt bon scr ruiiiidcu 9lrmee,
wclc6e om 0onncritog StonisIm be.
icbtc.~
Grneute @ornuug
2ou0on 6. Nldr5. Sic briti-
ihc 9(omiralitdt uerofientlidt 6cute
cine crneute ontli6c g9armlnq iiir
ben SdiiiSncrfe6r OoB ein nSpitent
BON Nlnenieloern inn betrabtlibct
llmfauge in Der 91oroiee" cingeridj-
tet moroen lit un0 Sdiifcn angero.
t6eu miro, einen Sonooncr Sootiet
al 9orO 81 nc6mcn, penn Die So6rt
5piiben @rcat 9armont6 imo Dem
engliihen aonol gc6t
Die 9lonirolitdt gi6t icrncr be.
fannt Dab 2ooticnoienit inn 5irt6
oi 6ourt6 NloroD 6irt6 mo Scapo
6loU m6eOingt not5wenoig it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
glmtlia { M el0nna non


g8icn, pia 2onoon, 6. Nldr5.
Ger oiterreiaiidc @cncrolitob crIicB
hcltc 9(beuo bic folgeuoc omtlic6c 9e-
ianutnadung.
n2lngriiic Der 9illiicn olf l6eile
unicrcr Sinien 6itlib bon &ictrfow,
in @olcn ulrocn bon 0cm mirtio.
men 6Gler rmierer 9lrtilcrie 5uriid'
9cipieieu
,Si Ocu aarpot6eu oauern oie
admpic Inn gquiiie @oiitiouen aii
oci S,iiaelfcttcn iort. IS berrldt
nod wie Dor unginiiigc5 &ctter.
Sn Siiooit@ali5icn lit nad ocp
fiir3Gbcn admpien Slu6c cingctrc.
tcE
@roBe 9iSmord 6eicr
0cplont.
9lmitcr0am 6. @lGr5, iibcr
Sonoon 1icr ciugctroiiene oeutih.
ldnoiide 3eihnoen meloen ooB Der
prciBii6c anltusminiiicr oic 9lb6al-
tma einer oiii5icacn 6eicr ocS 100.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
@a6niinnSt6ut.

Eo6iiidtger t0Otet iiinf &erionen
lmo pcrplmoet oiele onoere. -
6inan5ieae Sorgen 6atten ibm
Den @erituuo geroubt. @irO
iclbit Ourd eiucn SGub uicoer.
eeitredi.
@tunSmid, @a., 6. M1rj.
Monroc @biaipS, elm @rimoeigen-
tbums- mo Nol5bdnoler. tootete
bclite oiienbar in einem 9lnfaa bon
So6iudt fimi Mdnucr. perpum0ctc
ie1S anoerc IN lcbcnSgcfG6rli6cr
gSeiie unO brodte ciucr gon5eu 9In-
5obl unoerer Eerioncu lcihterc Ser
leblngen bel.
@bilips luurOc pon &. 6. Quits,
ciucm 9lnpaIt, eri6oiien wd6reno cr
nod mlf StroBen-&oilantcu icuertc.
5iuon5icIlc lll9elcgen6citcn iHei.
nen @biIlipS jmn @a6nihn getrie.
ben 81 6aben.
IS mar filr5 nab 70 ll6r, ais
&biaips, NIT elmer 0oppcl 6lintc be-
maifnct, in oaS Bureau Sarru Z.
0mpoooD'S, eines pronlinenten gln.
moltS uno @olitifcrS, trot. Ocu CT
obne @citereS olr1 5wei Sdiiiie ME
oeriircfte. 0onn trot CT alf bic
StroBc, no ii6 iniolgc ocs @erGl.
icbeS cine McniHennen9e onaciom.
melt bate. @6iaipS icuertc cnc
SalOc in Die llmitebenoen. llnO 10
ieuertc cr mciter bindings oaraui
los, bis i'm iel6it Elm SGuB euticelt
5i 9ooen mari. Gic GoOtcu uebcn
TlmmooOp limo:
George ". 9(s6ca, Gin @lotorfii6.
rer; 8. Is. @nogett, Gin iriiberer 80
li5iit ". %. Sodett, elm eeiden6c.
itattcr, unO &er 0eopcrS, ciu @oli-
silk.
Fbi0ips uo6nte felt 5w0li rSo6ren
in Srilnslpid. no er einnal OaS 9lnit
OeS @Popors inne6atte; er oiente aud
ais &epr0ientont imO Stoots. .Scua-
tor in Ocr Se9islatilr bon @corQia.
cSrO6iinn"- -NinSfen6oG
NlithuOdJ, Oen 10. MGri,
yarrD's 6allc, Meit-YaltimOrc-Str.
@crt6uOlle Ereiie. Garte 20 GeutS.
lrsoh0O Op.,-4OA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
Seine @uitOer6imOnug nit v'O''
nellr. .ae

Snner6ol6 ser nd9ltell ~ -, Oe
miro fein 0ompfer Der 9llllr'I roincr
Ser. Staaten perlaiien illlD nad
BON enqIono oOer 6roufreidl 'SH lie
Ocn Scr. Stooten fa5rell 'O'G 'Srob.
aroBen 9lr6eitcraiSitGnOe III ,oleat
britouuieil aac SGfel la1nl sdgohclt
babeu. S6on ieit Oeu leBter sO rna.
lit gar feinc 1Sradjt me5r p0'' oroIll.
lono no6 Oell Ser. Staatell w. w. sic
men, neil Oie cugliide &eglerp,,iigS
itrifcuocn 9(rbciter niat aii11'"cb ai1''rb
fam, Die Nlr6eit wieOer allo1 .s sic
men. GesoIeidcn peigern " Ssict
@anni6aften Scr in englilqen 70
Iicacnoen 96iifc. binulls5IlanO,a,ttep n,,te Sic
langc bic Oeltihen llnterleVpY gie
britiid6e Giiitc blodirt Dape,'' fomclI
Ieetem goitia6en bon cnalan9 l,1 la If.
an Gonneritag an lmo Haa ,.%c % Oicr
ronacments 81 lirf6cilcl lpel@S sa,', =.
aemadt pcroen miro Dor t"nS gs aO'
Nidr5 feline @oit uad engl'S'i eng S'irielbc
ae6ell f0nnen, mo Damn aeQt ~ p'' rad
crit na6 CANADA uno pom UT s,oI icit
9iDerpooI. IS 1T bag erlie '.SSii~'iOln0
so SSabren OnB Die Fol'pp.rScn iit.
nit euglouo lurterbro3cn 'OO''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
9Soit nodI 9cntidJlanO.

Die 9(nnobme BON @oiliad)eaml als."S ,"S
Geutic6lauo id1icBt Nionta9 e. %' sic
10 llbr I'M bieiigeu %oItalill ~ Soor,
0anpfer ogl1uoou~ mo
nina. mi.
6crncr nc6neu sic GonnpIero ro,sss"SD s'D
teo stoteS~ ibis Olittpodl Nys '"itad
uno ,Guca o'9lbrll55i~ (DlS gYHsIIouO
9Ibcno) &oitiuden nod) Ee''''"
uno GelterreiH-llngarn MI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07

OSrO6iinn" -NinSfen6aa
NiithuOd, Oen 10. @Gri,
SarrN's 6aIlc, @eIt-SaltimOrc-Str.
@ert6uOlc 4reiie. Surte 20 GentS.
(6eb2S, ,Mr5710l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
-0jrOscr SdIcuOratenl1,1 &

OeS ranrGeiIeH.Sers'"S, S,,arf,
sunntuG Oen II. y'ar5 ,,S gsai'
Gum Scitcu Der SsitfueH ll''S S,iidsr
Icm Der OemtIdeH nnS c'Gcin
Nianuidaftcu. 0ampisr 's1'sID
&apeIlc. C~'lo"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07

gi0oical Gnre @ru66GnScr.
80 Sage 5um Scrimd, Ooer @clO
5uriif.
8. s.. MerseGruH & So,
$50 q. Gutom.Str., Baltimore, MO.
(0eb2i,3QitS&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-07
eOnnenanf. nnO lInter0alla'

eorroro,,ioono 6 Il. 50 g0
Sonnenintergang. ...o " ,,4ts
0ionOauigang II IT, "a @' .'So ',.oos
6nt6. Ill Il. % 81. Sofll1l,~Ss lIna.,ss
Slitb .....1t Il. 19 NH "'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08
TWO VESSELS SUNK

London. April S.-The British!
steamer Northlands, Of 1000 tons.
With cargo oil iron ore, was sent
10 the bottom by German subTa-
r;r.e in the English Channel Oil
r.achy Head, or Monday morning.
The Northlands sank in 10 mlnu-
tcs. Her crew Of "a men were picka'i
up later by the Belgian steamer To-
patt. The Northlands was built a
Vest HartIepool in 1900 and was
owned by she Northlands Steamship
Company. Limited, of Cardiff.
Blyth, England April The
traw!er Agantha was attacked by ii
German submarine yesterday or
;.ongstonc and sent to the bottom
The crew of Is men were rescued by
The Swedish steamer Tord and land
cd here today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08
JAPAN MAKES ASSURANCES.
Message Of Count Okuma. Mikado's
Prime Minister, to America
People

New York, April S-The Tndepen-
dent has received from Count Oku-
ma, the japanese Minister, the fiji
lowing Message to the the Amerj,
ca1 people.
tokyo, April 3-The uneasiness
and suspicion in. the United States
il connection with Japan's negotia-
lions at Picking are based on mis-
understanding and misinformation
scattered broadcast by interested
mischief makers.
"When the negotiations are dis
t;osed it Will be found:
'sThat Japan has not infringed the
rights of other nations.
".rhat Japan has adhered strictly
to the principal of equal opportunity
'"rhat Japan is not attempting to
secure a monopoly over China.
THAT Japan is not attempting to
create protcctorate over China.
"That Japan is not seeking 20 Sc
cure in China any advantage which
does not accord with the Anglo
japanese alliance or with any de-
treaties or undertaking with the
United States.
"We have fully informed the Unit
ed States and other Interested power
rs to Japan's purposes.
"Wc believe that they are satISll-
al.
s"rhe negotiations between japan
and China are nearing satlsfac-
tory conclusion.
81 am now willing to state pub
i:cly through the Independent that
japan is quite confident OF the re
ctitude and good faith of her posi-
ion.
"Iapan is merely seeking to settle
outstanding troublesome question III
i way looking toward permanen
peace and good understandings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08
PUBLIC SALE
OF large House and inl
by S. Il. LUNT. 'Auctioncra

by S. Il. LUNT. 'Auctioncra
By virtue Of Il decree OF the Cor
poration Court Of the City Of Alex
andlia, Virginia, entered on Novem-
aar l3, 1914. in the Chancery cause
therein depending Of Kate Redmond
ct al, Compartments. against Mary
cassidy ct ais. Defendants. the un-
designed Specia! Commissioner OF
Sale was therein ordered to expose
Tor sale, at public auction in front
Ct the Royal Street entrance 10 Inc
Market House III the City Of Alex.
andria, Virginia. dccedcnt Ellen But
liners hoaSe and Iot located on the
south side. of Duke Street between
Patrick ard i4cnry streets, AlcEan-
c'ia City NirGinia.
Therefore in pursuance or said de
c.ce the undersigned Special Com
missioner Of Sale will expose to salc
at public auction tc the highest
ii,!der for cash SAID large house and
Ioj. on SATURDAY, APRIL q
1915. At Z III, in front Of thc
;.oyal Street entrance TO the Mar.
las building. alexandria, Nirgini,
same being p9anded and described
a follows, tc:wit:
Baginria. a. q point OF the sout;
:; de. Of Duke Street % feet incl
east Of Henry street and running
thence est ON Duke street 20 feet
:1ches: thence south parallel with
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08

At a Corporation Court OF The
Civ Of Alexandria, Continued and
held at the Courthouse Of SAID C't!
on Thursday. April 18th. 1913.
Present, Hon. Louis G. Barley,
dudge. -.
Alice c.. Burns Sweeney, compIa!-
nart, VS.. IN Ni'iiIeI
Samue! j. Sweeney, defendant,
An affidavit having been duly made
IS required by law, that the deien-
daut is nonresident of the State
of Virginia. ard that he cannot pc
found within the jurisdiction OF TINS
State. and the sergeant having mace
- return upon the original process
~. summons issued herein that the
defendant Is :. non resident OF MS
hailiwicE. and application having
been duly made in open court !If "a a.
order Of publication against SAID d &c,
PENDANT to appear and answer q ol''
in chancery fled by the complainant.
nU..inst the defendant for an aoSo-
L,tc divorce on the grounds OF VII
FIJI and voluntary desertion and AGAR
dorment for more than three year"
nrior TO the institution! OF th'S SUI, =.
and an order OF publication nay '':E
icen duly granted in open court T., i
= therefore ordered that sand deieh-
d,nt do appear here within ID days
:,rter due publication hereof 70
{, ,,, ", tho suit of complainant
a%a;nst the defendant for an aD-
soiute divorce on the Eroono' VI W
y;iful and voluntary deseftion al" an,
! abandonment for more tnan 't -, -
I; ,.na,s nrior 10 the institution OF thls
! : .,;p and do what may be necessary
y Wv, nrntect his interest in this sun.
~ - = further ordered that copy
y 49, Mis- ordcr DC published once :. .
,,aek for four successive weeSs 49, ~
+; ,h.. Alexandria Gazette, neWSp1 W.
nuhlished in Alexandra o'tE, y,
..ir;a and that a copy be sent D., ns
,,or;stered mail by the clerk TO 'ii,S
.os,rt n the last known place OF ao'
>I,ess residence and abode oil oe.
;,nI9,. 10 Wit Terminal OaIe
philadelphia. Pennsylvania. as ga.
ed in the application Tor TINS o, W.
Of publication which shall De ~ ~
,;i;ed hv the clerk to this court AK
! tbat a COPY be posted at me iron
Snor Of tho courthouse Of this cour
o Wv or before the next rye day O
this court.
= A copy tcste:-- Gil.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAl, CLERK
Robinson Noncure +. y
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MONEY SPENT
ON INSURANCE.

It has been computed that the 2eo-
ple of this country AM lose
400 ooo or ,nnro~ $500
a minute, through fires, '9cA
are preventable. In FRI you
have a fire and it damage yom'
neiphbor's property. you pay ms
damages. In Germany, if you have :
fire the first caller is Il policeman
and he takes you to Jail. There Ho'
have to prove that you are not re-
sponsible, through negligence or any
act, otherwise you have to pay th2
damages and the cost of the work 0!
the fire department.
There is Il growing movement L
favor of adopting the European law
here. Their application would un
doubtedly result in reducing the mgr
insurance rates. of which there l.
constant complaint. 1t is suggeste'
that large sums paid annually 10
protection against fire in this coultf.
could be used to better advantage
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
PUBLISHED DAILY
SOCIALISTS
CRY FOR PEACE
, ,asl4sii..s,,'7..',.''3

A manifesto signed by Karl Lie
bknecht, George Ledebour. Otto
Iuehlc, Franz Mehring, Clara Set
kin, Rose Luxembourg and other
members Of the minority faction Of
The Social Democratic party IN Ger
many has been sent to nd aho
France, appealing to |, pen
dent Socialists Of those c, te
work up sentiment for ia4t!. a::iata
peace. The manifesto says:
1.-The number of men who have
persisted through the monster OF wan
on the eastern and western fronts
surpasses 1 100000. The number OF
wounded is thrice higher. The human
mind cannot grasp the sum OF mis-
cry which these figures represent;
il cannot conceive of the suffeflngs
of the millions of human beings
whose homes have been devastated
by the sinister war god.
"The damage caused by the inVa-
sion of Eastern Prussia was estlmat-
c,l in January at over $100,OO0,OOo.
the firurcs amount to billions IN
Belgium. The European war eXpendi-
tire already exceeds $l6,OOO,0OQ
The bill inreases' daily and the work
ing classes will have to pay it.
Germany should be the first to
;aise the cry of peace. We lndepen-
dent German Socialists Go not want
y military peace. We want no an
ncxations, but the political and eco
romic independence of all nations;
general disarmament and compui-
sorry; arbitration. "
a letter accompanying the mani
festo says.
although placed bencate the iron
heel of martial law and unable to
express our opinions publily, we can
predict surprises in the near future
The opposition to this abomlnable
,var is growing ceasclessly in Ger
many, but effective peace action de-
pcrds upon the help of our French
English and Belgium comrades.
The above is significant, and proves
conculsively that there are manF
PEOPLE in Germany are anxious 1of
accusation Of the unfortunate war
which is appalling the world Ger
many has been endeavoring TO make
,entral nations believe that all peo-
rle in the Fatherland are pertccteo-
" satisfied with present condition:
and clamor !or a continuation OF hos
t;lities. Occasionally. however, some
thing filters through the censorship
which shows the contrary. Not lohE
400 il was learned that placards APP
reared in certain places IN Germany
demanding bread or termination CT
the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08
". A. Smo0t & Co.
Fno Alexandria
AsS' Virginia
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The regular annua! meeting OF
the stockholders Of The Lincoln
Land and lmro"ement Company of
Washington, d c. Incorporated, for
The election Of officers and direc-
fo;s, and such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
viii be held on Wednesday, April IL
1915 at It's Office, Ill South Fair
fax Street. Alexandria, Virginia.
Polls open 10 . p. m
APR. Z to il IT. +. BIDDLE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08
i. +. KNOX, Au"t!grccr.
COMMISSIONERS SALE 3i BE!C!
ROUSE AND Let.

l,y viril;n Of the authority vest
in front Of .bn EoyaI street IN
I'd IN The UNDERSIGNED bv decree Of
tho CORPORATION Court Of the City
IF AIcxandri, entered on the % nd
day Of March, lyl5. in the chancery
c,i,.e .or. Zen iamiu ". GUY and
les, h H. CiITr:an, trading as Guy.
CrT - nn,i7-Comnanv who sue, etc.
~ TroJ c Matthew's, ct ais We
,..;iI oirc, eo,. saIc at nnbIjc auction
t 49,, w. - I,o r,,.,,.Gnt h,,;id:mg On
e S.,,'' =. hmr;r 10Th 1oI5 ~ twcIyc
10, J%51 G n:cIoci, i' noon = lot Of Ground
, 80, 800 ~ h,,nEo,. oI2 North Iioirfa%
s,'1nst go ;,nnroyed bv substantial
H,.;n1. ,ly.cIIinm and described rs fol.
lnvs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08
ANIMAL MEETING

The Annual Meeting Of the Stock
holders OF the Washington Storage
Company. Incorporated. will be held
at the Office Of Leo p. Harlow, at
.to-ncv, I19 South Fairfax Street
Alexandria, Virginia. on Wednesday
April q, 1915, at II O'Clock a. m.
Tor the election Of Directors and
the transaction OF such othe!. bust
ness as may come before the meet
ing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08
HENRyK FIELl and On

Lumber OF all kinds. ching -
Laths, Sash, Doors Blinds.
Stair Work, aud Building Ma
tar;al of every description.
Live, Cement and Plaster.
Estimates Furnished
OGc.: lie y. Union s.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-04-08
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorse,

SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed
proposals for Office Ruilding," vii!
lie received at the Bureau Of Yards
and Docks, Navy Department, Wash
iugton, d. c. until II o'clock a. m.
April IL. 1915, and then and there
publicly opened, for d brick Office
building. So by 30 feet, two stories
high, at the Naval Radio Station,
Eadio. Virginia. Plans and specifi-
cations may be obtained on aprEica-
ton to tn Bureau. H. Z. Stan
FORD, Chief Of Bureau March %,
IDS.