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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-11
IN MEMoRIAM.
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Mary Elizabeth Hardin was bor,l
in the city of Maryland, Va, about
the year 1925. According to her state
ment she was about eight years old
when the stars fell which was in
the year of 1888 She was able then to
carry a pail of water from a spring
q miles. after dark. She came 10
Keokuk with, the family of Colonel
Cook, with whom she lived for some
years.
The First A. NJ. E. church was
organized ms her, home in 1857. by
the Rev. w. A. Dove. with nine mem
bers. Mrs. Mary e. (Gtvins)z Hardin.
Mrs. Rosa Manning, Moses Henderson,
York Anderson, Mrs. Susan Hunt and
four others whose names cannot be
remembered.
( The first meeting was held in the
Scatter Good school house.
Mrs. Hardin was an active member
and constant attendant to her church
until illness prevented her having
filed various offices in all the auxil-
iaries Of the church
She is survived by the following
children: Mrs. VIM. Howard of Des
Moines, Iowa; Mrs M. Holt, Mrs. n.
johnson and Alfred L. Trfplett, OF this
city. and eight grandchildren.
Deceased had been married three
times.
The funeral will be held from
Bethel A. M, e. church Sunday, July
II, at 2: 80 p. m. Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-11
Areh-elshop ouieIey Dead.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, July 1o.-Arch'
Bishop Quigley Of Chicago died short
ly before 500 o'clock tonight, The
rreIate was stricken with his fatal
illness while on a visit to Washing
ton. D. C. Three weeks ago he was
removed to the home Of his brother
in this city.
James Edward Quigley, archbishop
of Chicago, was born at Oshawa. Can
ada, October Is, 1854. His parents re-
moved to Lima, N. Y. two years lat'
err. Quigley attended st. joseph
Collegiate Institute. Buffalo. STUDIED
Theology at Niagara University and
Innsbruck University and graduated
from the College of the Propaganda
Rome. in 1879 His first pastoral
charge was at Attica. n. Y. 1884
being transferred to ST. Joseph's
cathedral, Buffalo. He was made an
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-11
FORMER MATE OF
SIDNEY IS HELD
Gilbert Larkin Who was Alleged tc
Have Been Wanted Here for AS
sauIt on Lockmaster, Arrested.

Gilbert Larkin, formerly mate on
the steamer Sidney, who was indicted
in the United States court here In
October, 1918, for assaulting Lock
master Tim Harrington, but who had
ESCAPED arrest, was apprehnded In
Peoria, Friday by United States
mahsnal.
Larkin was taken before United
States Commissioner Harry D. Nor
gan of Peoria, where he gave bond Of
ST. 900 for his appearance at the next
term of U. S. court in this city, which
will be held October 49, When dis
covered in Peoria, Larkin was employ
ed on a river boat that had stopped at
that city.
Larkin was accused of having
struck Lockmaster Harrington, while
the latter was performing his duty.
and was ordering the Sidney to throw
line to a certain snubbing post.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-11
The Nauvoo Gate City
Nauvoo, ILL.,, July IL, 1915

lodges are going to have a big picnic
on Saturday, August Z. 1t is an an
nual event with these societies and
there Is always big crowd and a
big time there. The committee is ne
gotiating for the Nauvoo bands SER
vices. ..
It has got go nowadays when you
refer to a girls complexion, folks
don't know VIII ether you are compli-
menting her or slamming her.
Some people are always harpins
about the boulevard and are contin-
ua1ly knocking when 1t Is the best
road in the state Of Illinois. They
seldom knocked the old road which
was a network OF danger.
A short time ago Nauvoo man
had occasion to enter into an argu-
ment with prominent Nauvoo wom-
an who is both temperance advo-
cate and suffragist. Which do
you wish most for" was asked.
countrywide prohibition or the right
to vote for local option again." THE
right to vote for the latter again"
she replied. Just to vote once more
on the question here; that's all we
women want After that there won't
be much need Of any one worrying
over the liquor question in Nauvoo.''
We expect to have two weddings
to report in this column before many
weeks pass away and all Nauvoo
parties.
There are not many old landmarks
remaining in Nauvoo with historical
origin, but there are many buildings
going to decay that look like they
had some history attached to them.
The wheat crop hereabouts is about
all cut and shocked, but the corn and
hay crop needs attention and the
farmers don't get time enough be-
tween rains to enter the fields.
The rot in some of Nauvoo vine
yards is working havoc with the
grape crop. 1t is said location this
year has much to do as to whether
or not a vineyard will yield a fair
crop. The rot may not do as muck
damage as some of the winners be-
lieve, and some vineyards have no
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-11
SEEK WHEREABOUTS
OF JAMES J. GRACE
Relatives Hunting Man Missing Thr -
II Years Who Was in This
City in 1912.

Does any one know where James J..
Grace can be found or have they heard
of him in the last three years? Rela-
tives Of this man are making every
effort to obtain information as to his
whereabouts. He was known to have
been here in 1912 during the construc-
ton of the dam but apparently no one
knows where he went from here or
what became of him. Information
concerning him should be submitted
to l.. ], Wolf, secretary of the Keokuk
Elks, who has been appealed to by a
brother Elk to assist in locating the
missing man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-11
WOMAN IN CASE
Being GUARDED
States Chief Witness In Bedford,
Iowa Sensation Will be Put IN
der Surveillance of
Officers.
is FOUND IN MISSOURI
She is Mrs. Maria Porter and Is Said
by Officials in Case to Have
Been Witness to Alleged
Tragedy.

BEDFORD, Ia, July 10.-With four
men under arrest for alleged compli-
CITY in the murder of a wealthy stock
man and his son at Siam, Iowa, IN
September. 1853 and arrangements
made for the protection of the states
chief witness, representatives. or AT
torney General Cosson's office yester-
day said they were prepared for the
next phase of Taylor county's douDle
murder and buried treasure. THIS,
thew said. would come Tuesday when
the preliminary hearing OF the defend
ants. Bates Huntsman, Samuel Scr1v-
ner and Henry and John Damewood,
will be called in the local court.
c. A. Robbins, assistant attorney
general. left last night for Des
Moines for a conference with his
chief. ATTORNEY General Cosson, after
arrangements had been made to In
sure the appearance OF Mrs. Maria
Porter of Quitman, Mo-. at the hear
ing Tuesday. She is the woman, VINO,
as a IA year old girl, is said to have
witnessed the killing of the cattleman
believed to have been Nathaniel
Smith of st. Joseph, Mo-, and mis- son,
and the subsequent burial OF $9O,OoO
on the old Collins farm near Siam.
Samuel Scrivner, the wealthiest
man among the defendants, in an in
terview here yesterday characterized
tn, whole proceedings as huge
Joke" sE'E'@ X .s.r
Another version OF the treasure
story came to light, when old resi-.
dents said the money had been buried
in the farm by, the James boys after
they had robbed bank. TINS was
said to account for their interest IN
locating it in after years. me loss
of the plan in fire which burned the
house on the place and the death Of
Jonathan Dark, the only member OF
the gang who knew where it had been
buried. it was claimed, made neces.
sary the search that extended through
SO many years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-11
COMPANY | IS IN
FIRST INFANTRY
Orders Received Yesterday by Cap
tain Powell Give Ranking Of
Local Troop of Ma
tional Guards.
WILL CAMP AUGUST 1926
Orders Name Iowa City as Place for
Encampment and Cavalry, Ma
chine Gun and Engineer
Corps Will be There.

Company L, First infantry, is the
official title now, of the national
guard troop in this city. Capt. Clar-
ence E.. Powell yesterday received
general orders from Adj. Gen. Guy E.
| Logan for the reorganization Of the
Iowa National Guard. Under this or
| der, Company l., Fifty-fourth Iowa
| regiment, becomes Company l. of the
First infantry. Headquarters will be
/ at Upton.
| Orders We're also received by Cap
/ tain Powell for the annual encamp-
ment which will'be held at Iowa City,
1 August 16 to %, for the First regi-
ment. Company l. will prepare at
/ once for the encampment and every
| body is expected to be out Monday
/ night to receive orders regarding this
| event
/ The officers. would like to recruit
| ten or fifteen more men for the COM
! pany here, in order to make as goou
| a showing as possible at the encamp-
ment. The officers want to recruit the
company up to full allowances by tthe
war department before the sixteenth
of August This will be a good chance
for many of the local men who want
| to join the company.
/ Companies in Camp.
| In camp at Iowa City next month
will be the First regiment, the First
/ cavalry, machine gun company and
the engineering corps. X w
The squadron of cavalry composed
/! of four companies is the first cavalry
of the guard. The engineering corps,
composed of Iowa City men, is headed
by First Lieutenant Lambert, who is
professor of civil engineering at the
State university of Iowa The infan-
try does not need any recommends
| tons of any sort as they are already
known throughout the state as very
efficient military organization. The
first regiment band is located at
Cedar Rapids and is said to be one
Of the best bands in the state.
The encampment will be in the ma
ture Of a school for soldiers and it is
i certain that there will be plenty of
hard work for the men and officers
alike.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-11
Shocked the Birds.

limited Press Leased Wire Serv1ce.
CHICAGO, July 10.-Cupid's Chi
cago representatives, and himself as
we'll for the first time in years, were
tonight barred from the driveway
about the Lincoln park public golf
course. For years the driveway has
been fatal to automobile engines
More have been stalled on its ua
lighted. unchaperoned stretch on
fair night than on all the other drive
ways and boulevards put together.
eve had to close it up" said PARK
Superintendent Kanst tonight. THE
goings on had a bad moral effect on
the birds that nest in nearby trees.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-11
Should Amend Law.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON, July 10.-That con-
gress should amend the federal re-
serve law as soon as possible, was
one of the conclusions drawn today
by ex-Congressman Fowler, attorney
for labor's peace council from the
charges his organization filed Friday
with the reserve board.
At present Fowler asserted the
law has entirely too many dangerous
teeth" which must be pulled before
the country's financial affairs can rest
on an honest basis.
But for this law, he said, Morgan
and Co., would have lacked the ma
chinery to finance the allies In Eu-
rope which the council declares the
firm has done. .s.,..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-11

The crop of wild blackberr1es ana
dewberries amounted to practically
nothing around Nauvoo this year.
Last year the crop was large one
With the Nauvoo and Keokuk auto
bus and other towns planning to con-
meet, the movement may be said to
be getting fashionable.
John Never of Kahoka, Mo-, visit
ed his mother and other relatives in
Nauvoo last Friday
1 The courts that convict and hang
men On circumstantial evidence and
hang the wrong man, will, we sup
pose, keep right on until IT hits the
right one.
The Powellton NJ W. A. and R. N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-11
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) FIRE ladies HAVE
; PLENTY OF PRACTICE

. The firemen learning to drive
. the new automobile fire truck
. are not being handicapped by
. lack of practice. Another false
. alarm was sent in to the depart
. ment at SIS yesterday after
. noon for Tenth and Main streets.
. On reaching this corner, no fire
. could be discovered. An investl-
. cation developed few moments
. later that the alarm had been
. sent in by telephone from the
. baseball park.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-11

irremovable rector in 1896 and in the
following year was chosen bishop OF
Buffalo On March 10, 1908, he was
consecrated archbishop of Chicago.
His name had frequently been men
toned as a candidate for the sacred
college
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-11
States Witness Guarded.

DIES MONIES, Ia. July 10-Tele
phonic advices from Bedford late yes
terday, stated that Mrs. Maria Porter
the states CHER witness in the Bed
ford case, was secretly removed from
Quitman, Mo-, in order to protect her
against possible danger because OF
her determination to testify at the
hearing in Bedford next Tuesday.
This action was said to have been
taken by representatives Of the at
torney generals Office.
"a month ago well dressed man
who claimed to be representing Bates
Huntsman went to Mrs. Porter and
tried to get her to leave Quttman,'
said Attorney pullman over the
phone. "She refused to go. A week
ago. he was there again. Evidently
he had learned of our Investigation.
She still refused to go. We will do
everything possible to protect Mrs.
Porter" s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12
Der offisiermanscI BEL Ben sran-

0bINttt
lleber 0en Offi5ierntongel BEL oen
Sron5oien idreibt General Gberfils
I'M edo oe Yoris" bonn 3. sSonunr: !:
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iuhen ouf je0e @eiie, ltnterlielte-
nonts 81 erbolten. g8ir ernennen
oeren aus Dem Stegrcif, inoent mir
oie in Saint GDr 5urild geloHenen
S1iiler beforoern. ggir boben linz
terri6tsfitrie fir Sffi5iers- Gambia.
ten aus Der Heierbe er0ffnet, Die auf
oieient Mege in oos oftibe Seer ein.
oeibo6en peroen. Sn eeipiiien Eeei.
mentern lit Die glotb 10 eroB gene
fen, ooB man llnteroffi0iere, Die nod
faum geoient botten uno oie beidei-
Oenlten Soften einnobmen, 5u Diff
5ieren ernonnt bat. 3nblreihe frii-
bere, iebt pieoer einee6ogene gloiit-
tonten, iopie Sergeanten aus Der STE.
ierbe beiiten iebt ibr Yatent ols 6iib.
rer. Sic 6efinoen fid an Der 6ront,
iteben 6ur @erfiigung uno f0nnen 8it
Offi6ieren aufriiden. SD meiB mobl,
Dab oieies @atent nod fein abioIutes
Hedt ertbeilt, uno ooB i'm ariege ser
arieg alein Die 9luswabl beitiunt.
9Luein parlim eeitattet man Oann Den
9eboroen 10 5oblrei9e itnO binoer-
lihe Grnenmingen 5it boll5ieben2
9ort ernennt man cine groBe gln5abI
bon 9l0iutoiten unO Sergennten 0ie
nod feine 4ugel pfeifen gebort bober
oit 2ielltenonts, obI1on iie ibre ga.
pferfeit peniger 6eipieien bouen ais
Oie 2eiite. Die iid re6li@ idloeen.
@ei Oen Stdnnen berridbt NIT 8e6ug
nuf oiele @rnenniingen cine reiAe
guutibediefeit. Gs ideint foit, ais
Oh Die llebung, sic Dor DEM Grieee
bort i'm Sdipitng mar, nod meiter
Gilt, rno Dob 9fiidiihten, Ole nit oem
9ienite nidts 6u tbun bo6en oIl8u
oft mitipielen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12

2ange baft 1u mobI olif einen
9rief BON mir getpartet, idreibt Elm
Samburger 2onoipebrmnnn on feline
Srau. glber tpie 1u pobl i6on er.
fa6ren bait, lit Der SolOat I'M 6eIoe
niht 10 fiirs griefi9reiben. 9lun,
lie6e gmnlp, min iH Dir niittbeilen,
mie es bier BEL ms ausiiebt. @on
rnierm S1eerbatni1on iin0. nad.
geblieben. lln0 morum Die poar
Menideu, ipeil mir Sdger Itets in
Ooroerite 2inie geboren irno miiHeu.
9ei ieoem Sturnongrifi, 100 Ole
feinolihen ShrapneIls ibre @oritel-
lung oeben, miiiIen Die S1ger ais
Glitetruppe itets ais erite nit boran.
9lles babe iA mitgemabt, ober trob.
Dem inperiebrt ge6lieben. ggir ia.
ben 81 Gage uno 021dte in elmer
Eour inn Sdiibengroben 9elegen.
Die lebten oGt Gage am &nno[ lno
iiber ben Gonal binipeg, no mir bis
iiber oen anien i'm g9aiier itonoen.
ltno Damn i'm idiperiten @ranat-
feuer, @epebrfeuer uno SdropneII.
gs ipor, ais ipenn mir Elm grobeben
bdtten. ggir batten in oieien ndt
Goeen iebr piel geiuH bon Den
eroben Sdiffsgronoten unO mos oie
fir cine Birfilua boben fam SnfeG
Gir wcbl er5dbIeu Sd ipia ni9t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12

fabren~ ipie es in oIten SauspoItil-
len bel beionOers betriibliheu SteI-
len geidrieben gebt. llnO manfmaI
eiuige 8eiIcn peiter: nSier ldHet
man pieoer eineu Seuf5er fab.
reno
9ie Souptaufgube oes Griegs-2a-
5aretts beitebt nun Oarin, oie Gran-
fen 10 melt ber0uiteaen ooer ber8u-
ridten BOB iie in Die Seimotb 2u-
5orette serbradt merOen f0nnen. II
9os 9estere lit Sode Ser BEL ieOer
9(rmee beitebenoen &ranfen Grams
portabt9eilung, man6mal a6er aud
oes &riegs 2a5arettes ieI6it g{ad
uno na6 miro es filler i'm 2a5arett,
Oenn fait tdglib nebmen oie 2o5d-
rett5iige cine 9ln5abl @erpunoeter
nit iid. Ob, ipie iie iid freuen,
ole 9lrmen, oie Sapferen, penn es
beingebt S1lieBIi9 iinO iie oae
meg, oas SanitGts Depot i6idt
feline 9aItoutos, oas Moterial miro
eineepodt ~ Oos &riegs-2a8arett
iIt aufgeloit.
Mandmal bleibt aber ou9 iold'
elm ariegs Sa5orett lGneere 3eit
beIteben unO miro INNER ipeiter
ousgebaut, 70 ooB es li6 i9lieBliA
ipenig mebr bon einem Seimotb-2o-
5orett unterideioet, nenn aud nod
bier unO Oa fir Oieien 3ped ur-
ipriineIidj niAt eeboiite S6iier in
9enubrng eenommen peroen. Das
lit Dor glaem ser San in eineu Sr-
te, ser idIieBlid @toppen.Soiptort
miro. 9os baben mir 3. g. inM....
crlebt. Sier iino flint eroBe @e6dii-
Sc ais Cigarette eingeri6tet: Gin
I6on deficiencies WliIitGr Soipital,
oas @ebdu6e elmer SnOuitrieihule,
5tpei Yriootbduier, Oabon zines ols
Sffi5iers 2a5orett uno Elm friibe-
res @orietetbenter. Der Ebeoter-
Soal lit Elm praHtboler &ronfen-
raum getpor0en, ser CRIME Yliiihs
8orbong idlieBt iest nod oie 9iibne
bonn Saole ob, oenn ga, mo frii6er
oie Iei6tgeibiir5te W3ilie (bitte mort.
lid1 8u ne6menD ibr @eien trieb,
Oos lit iebt ser @erbouorallni. No9
bGngen bonn S6niirbooen einigeTe.
denoeforotionen berob, einige elm.
lame &uliiien beroeden sic fnblen
@1noe, ino Oie @oroerobenrdume
ser 4iinitler Oienen oen 9i0nteen.
S6tueItern ais 0unfelfommern, Il.
ser 9lpotbefer bat Oo feline loteini.
ihe Slide eingeridtet.
0as &riegs 9a5arett lit MN
gtappen 9o5orett geporoen. Gie
llmponolimg ging oieI einfader Dor
iib ais Oie Oes 6elo 2a5aretts in
Elm ariegs 2a6orett. gs tpuroe
cinfod befoblen: BON beute al beiBt
es @tappen 9o5arett. 6ertig. Ser
-eiit5igc llnteriHieo, Der oteaeiht Be-
itebt, lit Ger OaB Oas giireau unO
ole oarin geleiltete 9lrbeit nod um'
iongrei9er geiuoroen fn0. Wiebr
9(rbeit ober beiBt fir ms: me6r
freuOige @enitgtbulng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12
Die GOIafentrnppen Der rmiiiiden
glrmee.

Gin nilitGrii6er 8erihterltotter
i6rcibt Der n@iener Bolit. Gorre-
iponoen8":
9(uf Dem oitliden 8riegsIbauplub
lit biel Die 9ReOe bon Der gernenolng
uno oen 2eiltlingcn ser Goiofentriip-
pen. @s fcblen ober ilumer n6bere
glngoben iiber 8obl uno @othing Die
Ier &eitermoiien. gs giebt ni1t iue-
niger ais II &oiotenbeere, bon 0enen
nltr 70 Sotnien itno 6 @riobiotnien
5u SUB iino, ole iibrigen 5u Yferoe.
Dos meitous lt6rfite 1T Dos 9onfoia-
fenbeer, oenn es 61blt in 81 Hegi-
mentern I. biz 3. 9lufgebots ilno IN
SO ielbltitGnoieen 9feiterlotnien T..
iino 2. glufgebots 5uiammen 800
Sotnien. 9a5u eeboren ouBeroem
23 @otterien. SIN opeiter Steue itebt
oos acknowledgement, oas ebenfanS
orei 9lufgebote bat uno in 33 Negi-
mentern 202 Sotnien biI0et, oo3u 5
9otterien nit 5 @rios6iigen. 9ana9
fomnt oaS 0renburg.&olofen
oos in orei 9(ufeeboten 90 0tegimen-
ter ilno 3 ielbitlt6noiee Sotnien oitf-
meiit lno 107 Sotnien itnrf lit, all.
beroem z @otterien. SdG6er iino
ole iibrieen Goiafenbeere; Oos Eeref.
2oiafenbeer bat nur 12 9fegimenter
nit &c Sotnien unO 2 8atterien 0os
Srans6oitol. Goiafenbeer 8 9fegimen-
ter nit 54.2 Sotnien un6 A @otte-
rien, oos iibiriibe &oIofenbeer 8 &e-
eimenter nit COS Sotnien, oos
llrol-aoiofenbeer 8 0feeinenter nit
49 Sotnien oos 9litrobnn-GoIafen-
berr uno oos Senlirieti6ens.2oIaten
beer ie 3 9ieeimenter nit 5ulammen
1926 Sotnien, ooS glnllr-&olofen-
beer nit 9.25 Sotnien uno oas III
iori-&olnfenbeer nit 6.25 Sotnien.
gluA 0ie iHipoden &oiofenbcere itel-
len ibre Hegiuenter lino Sotnien
aus orei g(iifseboten 5iiommen. glus
cen 9ieiterreeililentern 0peiten gluf-
eebots fino 3 3on., 1 0renburg,, 1
lteol-, 9 &ubon-, / Seret-, / Sibiri-
ide uno / Sronsboifol- DibiIion 6u
bier &egimentern eebiIoet porOen, oie
iibiriide eini6lieblid 2 Regimenter
3. glufgebots. Die &ubon- %loItun-
8otoiaone, Die i'm @on6en 70 Got
nien ouflteIlen, iinO, ipie eeioet, 8u
SUB unO boben in jeOen 9(ufeebot
cine 9rigooe forntirt. gs lit ais
iiher an6itieben Oob bon 0ieien SEQ.
iofenmolien Oie Mebrbeit nod belhe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12

olif oem cllropaii6en arieqslsssrss Y 's.s.sp
i'm SeIoe itebt. gfIr ole ssp5I y psoIaIst
iufenbccre unO Die Eerrsi'Ss'IeI e. 'l.' er
Die unfangIib aud in gdIISI'' ,llsr ras
penOung gefllnoen boben, Vs VS,inlas
ueueren gSo6ri6ten in lgr ~ a
gebict ua@ oeul |lilitarOe's,'.n 's.n st
foIus ouriid beor0crt loOl~s' ",, ass
I'M bort fir Die Sperutiolls.,, !, I,b.' vi
Die Eiirfen aur @erfiigllI'9 0"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12

Sl6unnenten, Die ben r0eittiden
GurreIpOnOcnten" nidjt piinttliA DOer
nnreselmGhig erbalten, iinO gebeten,
Der Office OabDn per SelepbOn OOer
idriitlid @littgeilmug 5n MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-12

Olel lager, ober ein Sod, no man
Efero lm0 Magen orin begro6en
fann lit po6l niht iibertrie6en ga
ser Seino MN nod tbeilfueiie BORN
9onal lag rno mir Sdeer nit elmer
Gonpagnie iiber Sen &onal gegai-
gen moren, betamen mir ia au6 no
tiirli9 5lanfeufeuer. Gie proDiiori.
ihen @riiden, Die Die Eioniere iins
oufgebaut batten, murOen ipieOer
bon Der feinoliben 9lrtilerie ser.
IHoiien. Gas @aiier i'm 9onaI itieg
INNER b0ber unO mir glaiibten uns
i6on gefongen oenn Ger SeinO
brau6te uns nur bon binten atl5ll.
greifen mo idon tp1ren mir in Ser
Sale geiueien glber Ser oelltide
Whltb, oie &oltbliitigfeit iinO Gopfer.
felt iiegt. 0oB mir SSdger iiberbalpt
nod oa lino, lit Elm @lnoer, Oenn
mo- es golt, ran an Sen SeinO, mrB-
ten Die Sdger nit in @erbono. Seute
mor9eti, ipie mir MN ipieoer abge-
lott peroen ioaten befamen mir ei-
nen feinolihen 9lngriff ouf 9. SIN
borten Sample matchmaker muBten
oie 5einoe pieOer i1leunigit inter
groBen gerluiteu ben 9iid5ug antre.
ten. gu fannit o6er eloii6en mir
boben oie Got6boien un0 9untioden
gefibeIt. Sreilib baben au6 mir
oaerbanO @erpunOete ino SoOte ge-
bobt, ober tpas niibt 0os aaes, Der
5einO oarf nidt ourd. GEM Oh
iueiBt bod, liebe @mmD, pie ser
QeutIGe ipridt, Sob ooer Sieg fiirs
goterlano. W1ein @iiernes Grel5 ia.
be id mir nit elmer @ogbaliigfeit,
GreiItigfeit uno Der groBten @efobr
ousgeiebt, ouf mebrereu iebr pidti-
gen @otrouiaengdngen nit ie6r ge-
nauen gluffIGrungen Ser feinoliden
Stellilngen beroient. SD por meb-
rere Mole bis auf 5nan5ig Wleter an
oie fcinoliHen Stellilngen beran
Gam mar i6 beim Sturmangriff
Der GrIte rno babe itetS iofort nod
fein0li6en Moibinengepebren lin.
idou gebolten, nobel itb bier Stiid
erbeutete. 1a6er babe ib es alih
70 flint befomnen. 8cil ib MN
Dor filr3er Belt BEL einen Sturman-
griff nit IA Wlann 90 Wiann uno
einen Sfii5ier gefangen genommen
babe, bin if iofort 5un S6eridger
befor0ert ipor0en. Gies lit mir a6er
oaes nod niHt genug. Sd mub nod
Oos Giierne &reii5 eriter alaiie ba-
ben. gs lit mir ais iitnger &erl
egal, 10 ooer 10. SD boue orauf los,
bis oie 2oiilng fonnnt. Gntlpeoer
mir ieben Die Seimotb ipieOer, ooer
mir bleiben bier. N1it Ger @erpfle-
grng lit es iest iebr gut. Sic erite
3eit uno 5por beionOers am &orol,
no uiHts beronge6radt meroen
foiiilte, Baben mir Snu6er iihO Dor
aaem Gurit leioen miiiien iotpie
g1Giie, Gdlte uno oonn Die iflebte
9ebonolung bonn 6einoe aus. 9lber
trob oller Stropo5en immer aopf
bod. 9lim iino mir Elm Iiertelia6r
bier, a6er idb babe bis ieet nod fein
9ett ipieoer ge6obt, uno ouA mein
8eug niHt tpieoer bonn 2eibe 6efom.
men. llnO trobOem es bod 5ienlid
idnlubig it, wdrmt es bod nod.
Wlou peiB niHts mebr oabon. Sd
hobe midi redht ipQrn onde,oden.