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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19
Sohgeriidt ser Wli6el Itono
Dlit n &niittel nit II Oerber,
Smlt IN @run0 ole Sdmefel6on0:
r@ortet MIR, i6 mia gud erbenl"
Griessnadjridteu.
@ier5ebn @itgIie0er Ser
D3 eppelin~ Wi annf9aft


D8 eppeIin~ ionni9aft
gerettet.
&on0on 18. 5ebruar. ~ @ier-
5ebn 0}itoIieOer ser 9eiabung oes
u3eppelins" pelder (tpie geneloetO
Ourh cine Grploiion ouf 6onoe IS.
lanO 5eritort purOc, iinO gerettet nor.
Den imO peroeH wie cine Gopenbage.
ner 0epei6e an 9euter'S Eelegronm
60 beiagt, BON Sen oGnii9en 8eb0r-
ben internirt perOen.
Ser Zeppelin treu6te nit einem
anoeren 9ollon ii6er Der SnieI, ais
er 6euer fing unO oe5mllngen iuuroe,
81 lanOen, ebe Oie grploiion erfolgte.
(Der aeritorte @oaon mar ser
n2 81, elmer Ger oroBten i'm 0ienite.
gr mar I'M Oorigeu Sabre ooIenoet
iporoen, bate cine 9dnge bon $50
SUB, einen 9urdmeiier BON 6t SUB
imo cine @cror6nging bon 80 Son-
men. gr mar nit bier @otoren BON
5uiommen 72O &ferOefrdften ausge.
ltottct lnO mahte 40 anoten. @ons
manoant @riu5 iagtc, Die Sage wor
iebr fritilh, ais oos 6cler ouS6raA.
Gr befiirdtete, OnB oie an @orO be-
finoliben 8ouben nod Dor ser Gam
Dung erplooiren piiroen)
6ran5oiii8e @euerdle
abgefebt.
@aris, Is. 6ebriIar. ~ @ier-
5ebn fran80iiife 8rigooegenerdle iino
our1 General Soifre, oen fron8oii-
iden SohitcommanoirenOen sur &c.
icrOe ii6eridrie6en woroen. Ole frei-
gemoroeuen 3oiteu peroen olr9 jim
gere 0ifi5ierc auseefiillt. Inter oen
@eforoertcn befin0et iid oud @raf
@oouaro sc @acWiabon, ser Sobn
oes frii6eren @rGiioenteI pelher
SberIt mar ino ninme6r cine 9ri'
gaOe erbolten bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19


q %etrogro0, Is. Sebrunr n
Ger ruiiiide @cneralita6 idil0ert sic
Gnhpidellugeu aui Ocm ariegsibau-
plab folgenOermaBen:
o9luf Dem rehten gci1ieluier
oouern sic Sample in einiaen 9I6-
ibuitteu nit GROCER Seitisfeit fort
Ger Sdauplab Der @eie9te bat iid
in Oen meilien 6dllen nidt perdn.
ocr;.
SSn ser @egeno oes @lemel-5Iuiies
baben mir MIR feinoIi9e &atrouiaen
angetrofien.
gIuf Dem linfen @eidielufer lit Oie
Gage rmperGnoert.
SSn @ali5ieu baben mir eiuen
feinOliden 9lngriff in ser 9inie &ba.
oa-@iforoti9 abgemieieu. g8eiter OFT
lid perm9te Der 5einO uns in Der
@cgeno bon 2oubne-StouOenne an5u-
arcifen bate ieOo9 babel feinen @r-
iolg. 8eim 9Ibweiien Oieies glngrifr
ies mahtcn mir 10 Sffi5iere imo
1400 Wlann 81 @eiangenen ln0 er-
oberten orei @ei6ibe.
9luf Der 6ront 5wiiden &o8iousfa
bis gum 8erge &pi9fofi imternab-
men Die 0euti9en cine Heibe ener9i-
i6er 9lngriitc. Sic WurOeu ieood
iiberaa abgei1lagen.
SSn Der 9ufomina lit 0ie Gage im-
Ocrdnoert.~
@ as 8ariS 5u meIOen + at.
$artS, 1S. 6e6ruar. - Seilte
9to6nittag erlieB oas iron5oiii6e
aricgsuiniiterium folgenOe 9efannt-
ma9ung:
4@citeru 9l6cnO bat ii6 nidts
yleueS 8piibcn Der aiiite mo Der
Oiic 5ugetragen.
IS 1T beItdtigt poroeu, oaB ein err
folgreider lle6erfoa inicre Grlippen
noroli6 bon 9lrras unO noromeitli1
bon Holincourt IN Oen @eiit BON 5pei
oelitiben S1iibcnlteaungen geiett
bat. Ser 6cin0 erlitt bel Oieien
Sdupfen er6ebli6e @erluIte. g9ir
erbeuteten eineu SombenUGrfer rmo
mcbrerc blnOert 8omben.
SIN 9lisne-E6al un0 in Dem Sc.
iehtsabidnitt BON &eimS trugen iid
mw 9Irtiaerieaefe9tc 81, in oenen I'M
ierc 9ntterien ousgeiproAenen 9or-
t6eil erlanoten. SSu ser Champagne
lit Oos 9eiammte @cl1noe, oas mir
geitern ero6ert batten, BON ms be-
boiiptet in0 Oerit6rft woroen. Inter
oen 5ablreiden @efangenen, Die mir
am 16. umO II. 8ebruar gemo6t bo-
ben, befinOen ii9 Offi5iere unO
YlanniAaiten oes iediten uno odten
aftipen 9lrmeecorps mo ocs o6ten,
5ebnten imo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ser
0eutiden glrmee. 0a1
oSn 0en glrgonnen baben mir e6en-
iaus uniere gortbeile, sic mir i'm
g8alOe oon Ga @rurie unO fiioli9
BON Soutaine aur G6armes errmgen
baben be6ouptet. 6erner tparen mir
in Der @egenO BON 9oureiliQes uno
Dor Ger Sobe 263 erfolereib. Die
bereits om II. 5ebruar oemeloeten
@rioIge 5uiiden ben glrsonnen rmo
DER Nlaos babet uns All Serren eineS
@aloitiides gemaGt, Oas iiioli6 Oes
8aloes BON Gbeppp Iiegt. Serner
iino mir etpn 400 W1eter in ser 9lif-
tlng auf Wlolancourt Oorgeriidt imo
fait ebenio oiel @elGnoe in ser 9Rid-
ting auf 0en @alO oe 6orges gepon-
nett.
8pii6en @loos inO Sen @ogeien
lit Die Situation unOerdnoert.
Mo,,.n~ft~o.L o.I;.,ok
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19
@annerItreidJ oelinot.


YbiIa0eIpbio, 1S. 5e6ruar.
Sin elegant gefleioeier illnger
Manu puBte geiteru g}a6mittog oen
Oiener i'm Souic 0es 6reOerid Soft
in g}r. 1904, BineitraBc, III %6iIaoel-
pbia 81 einen 9lusoang 81 bepegen
I'M ibm Sdreibpnpier 5ll bolen, oa-
nit er Der 5rail oesSoiiics cine 9tod-
ribt binterloiien fonne. 9lls Der ee.
norrte Butler 5uriidfebrte, mar Der
feine N}am Oeri6wunOen uno nit
i6nt ipie ii9 am 9Ibelio bcrausitaIlte,
Oie berrli1en SHnudiaden Der 5roit
Soft, Die einen @ertb bon riulo
$4,000 reprdientirten. Ser @ali-
ner muB eelpnBt babeI Dab li9 5u
Oieier 8eit gSemanO i'm Soiic be-
fono, ais Ser SausOiener imo oas
1ienitm6oden. 9cu griteren citirtc
man nod am a6eno in ole Gitp Soa,
aber er Oermohte Sen 6remoen niht
in Der |erbre1ergaaerie 81 iOentiii-
6ireri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19

2ouiSbille, GD., Is. Sebruar.
~ 6. @. SiGorO, elm befonrter 30
litifcr bon aeutildD, criboB iih &C.
ltern in ieiner @obnilne in DauOillc.
9ieie 9lodridt bringt Elm beiite bier
eingetroffenes EeIeerantm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19
Wn Die Nameu.

Die rtT5I8e e6nlc Ia bcr einbi
llnlere Ndb'9lailen test olieu SunQe D0men.
uelhe be 2elhermancrfunt udh hen ncncice
ser 8eit bur0 Sen Qni6mR an 6ieie GIaHen
frreihen llnierridi WotocnS W0hmiino2 uu0
Apcnos. Ncqucme Gnuocn @m odule be-
ncnnene elrhe.ten Idunen md1rcno hc3 llnict'
ridi I'm Gnipuri bon Wiufiein eri0eilt sldbete
NnsitHit intiilin obcr nlnnorm bel utl
onbetf, Mg. BOP, apgll. Gnrdiunns s1irnbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19
Oief1nnnifi In QnnrnntSne.

SerreS ante, SnS., II. 5ebr.
~ 0ie 5eititeIlilne, oaB Elm SSnloiic
oes @efGneniiies bon @ieo.Goltntb
an oen 8Iotteru erfrouft mar, 0eron.
laBte beute sic geboroen, iiber ole
glnItaIt ole 0uornnt6ne 5u berbGu.
gen. @s befinoen iiA lao @eiangene
III Scr 9lnitdlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19
9r. OSm. Bcder,
ssailstE5iE.isE ssHtlasr 'lrst

Spe5laliii iilr W,dnncr. mo 8r0ucn,
4rnnl0eiien Neilt ni iiir5cller 8elf
GppbiNe Nu4fUidg sails ullo Oliilor
aranibciien. glnsllniie ieocr glri, Girlf
hirclb Rolnionen. HctO0ic Gnmd0e
SmrolcuA yticren, ooer NiaicuiNr0uis
belien. Office IN our. Neders anpioi
mil0cW NNucuu yT. 10H. Cf.Nnllii
niDresSirahe. Gprc0fiunocH bon 10
tlbr 9OrnlilaqS bic 80 ll0r NDfuot
Wdiimodd Don llbr 8ormiiiQ0S 6i3
llbr NaHmittdQs uuo BON Dts 40
llbr glheuo5 DonneriiGa bon 8 Nor
8orWiiinlB biS 2 nor Nndmitlnpa
N B.-Er. Neder's Nnlr helli nm
leblbar igoeu QluSilnh. 6UuinltdiluA
irel. (Ni0l5 ~ .I&So)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19

Seltungen, 8eitlhrliten etc.
~sbe Baltimore Mews co. ernsli 81 Caa'r.
GsI9dlisia6rer 227 gsorS.eai0eFtatrabs
Deutibe giicber unO 8eitidriiten
N. oanitla, 10 aoro.4opDIeiou.eirabe.
9lotiouol. .9arfen.
.S1e 90 Sapn 9nilunal eanf,1 Mah. uao
@geiersShoBe Saeob 0. oo0i, NrdiloeNii
pentp q &eoue, Aailrel
sessOas gleiioaai 9ani," 4c2 el6'eroaonoo.
,msilsm Nalional gania IA moro.qu.aio.
strnse ". Marroit aoiNter
Staatg .8anfen.
u1sniide ganl yea eelilmalf~ ealiEoFs-
lito 8cuionp. Strlbc Nu9uii Ncbct. Ntalls
bent; Geo. n NonQ. Nnirit.
Spor.Sonfen.
,Dtuild. eparbant non 0nliimoye,n 0yidios
uno AaliImoreSirabe.
Srnit.Gompa9nien.
enig 0cpDnt anb Sruit 0onipauh,
13, Souii0.Sirabc
Nformor- tno @ronlt. g8erie
3. cilaaEiRe * Suns. 22s Goro'abarIes.sfr.
2anoiuirtbi6oftIiAe @er1tbe uuO
SGnereien.
GrIliiis.Snmsr Co., 2o5 aorO' 'gaea'sirass.
Aobofaten.
aarI u. @. enUlt 300 St @auIglrnbs.
@lumbine, 5urnaces, STANCES un0
Sefen Gad5teden ino gfinnen.
pennsit Bros, 52s Rcro'6FcnonteIbeuue
2upferlhnIie0e uno Bhiuber8.
Sobn enbert, 1914 4bons.Girnbe. q. & g.
Ielepbon: Rsolia 1899.
gigentbtns-9lgentea in0 &1n0Ier.
Rsus g Duoau & gaevleiu. 10 Ol.ermas
ionsStrabe.
5euer-@erIiderlngen.
ge g. ebadrliuro q 81
0Smllnle 8cner NfrilmcrnnaS Gcieninagt.a
Nputo0ns uii0 baltimore Eir0bc
n4eniidlsNm. NenefBctnMeuuac.Oc .Ocicnghnfi"
ol,n, lgaii'n,ole.S lIqbe nno euom ppnie 9lpenue.
Dy.gpal Jrinfnnce 50. Of 2lucrppol." 0enru NQ
Woriiel0l Observation-Disclosures. i0i-t03 ghnin,
bet Of Commerce Nnlbirp
uWsrmanta Feneipcridggnnne 0eienihaii,"
Taliiwore' nno Aori5'GnaBa,
&ledblotten Wletoll etc.
enen 0pufiln & SO, (ineDrpprlrtl, fs-fB
bnloerltonsSirabe
@iIenmonren onrr 9Ert uno Snf.
neutrality-suspicious..
q. esoii Fopus Co., 3e2-soi NorosSab cir.
BfonoIeib. @cIbdlic.
.GoNlplibatro Seas Gu" sloro. cab ,siraba
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19
9 NJ m @ u { rel.

Trou OUR sic..en 9is lie nit Ser
SoHter uro oeren 9'srsAgcr iA eluefl
feneR 9leitoa.ort iigcNi ~<lltcr. be-
ltene ngr SSramer, i'd hape lf5oA
nadeeiefen, ftr Ill aSi cer Gor.c Sc,
itriGen.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19

9luffoiiung.
o@err |eilbentbol ih bin jebt 10
mcii, CAB i.h mir crlauben oorf sic
I'M bic Nonb Sbrer Sodter gu Bit
fcM.
nSo. 10; mic weii linO Sie OGu
reric9uI0ct2~ ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19

oae &oicrnen bon fr0ftiger jinger
Grieger iuO lit nod feline 9l6na6me
BON SoIOoten 81 nerfen; ouH aIte
Solooten bon iiber 40 So6ren t6un
obne Nlurren 0icuit. gluh uniere
9riioer Srib mo Bruno uerOen bnlo
einge5ogen peroeu unO merOen ibre
%iliht ebeu 10 giit tbun ais Die Sum
gen. 0ic Iebten &efrutcu OeS Sobr-
gonges 1914 iinO crit na6 gleijobr
einge5ogcn moroen. Gu iiebit aus
meineu 9lusfiibrlrneeu, ooB g}icOer-
georiidt6eit unO ariegsmiioigfeit in
Teutidlono nod niHt orffommen
lno i'd m06te MIR ipiini1eu, OoB es
gelineen mag, Oen &riee IN oas eng
hide 9ano 81 trogen, Oomit ole Ser
rem al Scr eneliiden @egierltng am
cigenen Sei6e 81 ipiiren 6efommen
mos es 6eiBt, onoerc 2Gnoer nit
Sriee 5u ii6er5ie6en. 93tt Iie6er
9ruoer, inoem i'd iHlieBe, nil id
Gir nod biele @liidiuiinihe 81 Oet
mem @e6urtstoge ienOeu.
Gas Geitameut oes 6eut-
ihen SO i6els.
GoS nocbite6enoe @eoi6t lit 0em
DCeutiben Gorreiponoeuteu~ ourb
germittellmg Oes Srn. @il6eIm
@iIfe, Scr. 1909, 91oro.9ono-StraBe,
0ur @eriiiguug geiteGt worOeu;
Wlidel wd6nt man mii0' unO matt
Wleint, er liege ibon i'm Sterben
Meint er babe s Se6eu iott,
@oat beitimmen ieine Gr6en.
llno es fam Die GetteriGoar,
StanO on WidePs 9ett, 5u meineu;
SoIt berau Oen Serrn g}otar:
nNlitel adj bcoenf oic 0einenl~
1@lidcl4 ipridt So6n 9ua ooIant,
DStetS mar i9 Oein better Better;
@ib mir bod SannoOerlano;
Nlit @eitpbolen pdrs nod netter."
SiiB oorauf Ser Sron3monn ipribt,
rWlidel id bin gonj beiheiOen,
Wie6r pie 9f6einIono mill id nidt
God oiid @liaB miBt on mei0eu.
u@lidel,~ 6ebt ser 9ftiie an,
rWlodt Oen 9ieit bonn 9onoe Yren-
Ben
Sieb', on biit ciu to0ter Monn
@luBt ia bod in's Seuieits reiien."
9}obmals nimmt Sobn 9un oos
@ort:
uSier, meiu SreimO aus fernem
Often,
M0hte Giouti1oit ipcil BORT
9u nidt fomnit mif Oeine Soften"
~@|ideI," fle6eu 9lae ooun
ogSoS OIL ionit nod bait 81 er6eu
Gent alih an ben fleinen Mann,
Sent an 9elgier uub all Ser6en.
@}idcl modt ein oumm' @eIidt:
~ainoer, &inoer, MIR man io1te,
9ld i6 iterb nod lange uiht,~
6iirdterlid Oie gettitatt fro6te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19

Der GongreB Ger gcreiniatcnStaa-
ten ioQ erfIdren, neIhe glrtifel unter
Oieicn beiOeu @cicbeu ais abiomtc
Gontrebonoe augeiebeu wer6eu Iollen.
Seine 9iite, 0ie BON irgeno elmer
frenIoeu 0loht ouieelteat iit ioa fir
oie @ercinigien Staaten binoeuo
iein
60 oneiu iino oieie Weiebe Damn
iomobl i'm Geiit. pic in ser 9lusfiib.
r,mg ameritaniid.
Seoer mobrbait treuc Nlncrifaner.
ger eriiinen ooB er oofiir wirft, ooB
oicic @eiebeiitwiirie nod in oieIer
Sibung oeS Gonereiics onrd 9ln.
ua5me 5mu @eiee weroeu.
@erGei0et ,ql6er, 9llma
Oh uirit bod nicbt ocu 0lann bel.
rot6en. 9u bit adlt3e6n So6r unO
er lit ieGSlmooreiBig Sabr eeraoe
nod eimnal 10 alt. @eoenfe bod,
menu I'll oier5ig Sabre alt bit 10
lit cr Elm @rcis BON ohtjig." ,slb
@ott, Oorou babe i'd nod oar nidt
geoo6t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19

gen0en 5peimol ob, lutcrsei6nen Sic
0enielbcn nit Sbrem glomeu rno
Sbrer ooLeu 9lorelie iino ieuoen sic
i'm an ieoen Scr Seuatoren Sbres
Staotes. Bitten sic olle Sbre @e-
faunten mo 5reunoe oas @Iei6e 8ii
tbun.
To Senator. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Washington, ID. c.
Honorable Sir:
AS an American l respectfully ask
you to vote for and lend your active
support to Senate Resolution 668S so
that it may pass the senate at this
session Of Congress.
Name Observation-Disclosures.
Street and Number. ............
City. ............ state. ....,..
Ole @eiebes-@orIaaen aui melc6e
Iid1 Oieie 9rieie be5iebeu, peroen.
wenn iie oneeuommeu imo @eiee
peroen Oem @rdiioeuteu @ilion oas
aeieblide Redt aeben. cin obiohltcs
gcrbot 81 erIaiien. oos sic 9lusfubr
oQcr &riegs.Gontrebauoe, aisGenoni.
men g1o6ungsmitiel. bon irgeuo ei-
nem @uuft in Sen Gerciuigteu Stoa-
Ten nah irgcnO chem &uutt auber-
AaI6 oerieI6en iiuterIo9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19
0elGdFts.8

8eitulgen 8eiflbriften eic
.sbe Baltimore aewS 0u.," grnei g. Enusr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19

Ylaa sElgaAas ssn .0aIIIm0Es o0rtepgn0srI.n Q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19

Dertibe gH6er unO 8eitibriiten.
N. oanttin, 10 woro.4oppIeiou.eirabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-19

2upferihniieoe uno @lumberS.
Sobn enberi, t7i4 4bonsseirnb q. & 9.
Ielepbon R1olfs 1899.
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
Use MOVIES TO
CAIN Soldier BOYS

Moving pictures of the last camp Of
the Organized Militia Of Delaware, to.
eether with other entertainment, will
be provided at the Armory next Mon
day night by Company A. o NJ. d., which
is engaged in campaign TO get recruits
Of good character for the company.
In addition to the moving pictures a
clean vaudeville show win be given, an
eight piece orchestra will furnish music
and two or three good speakers will
give short talks. This viii also be a
smoker, for which cigars will be passed
out
The entertainment committee is issu-
ing cards of invitation to several young
men and these cards can be had from
any member Of the company. If any OF
The young men receiving them desire to
become members they can do so, provid.
ing they can furnish good references as
to their character
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
MARYLAND Sons MAY
ORGANIZE SOCIETY

Tentative plans for the formation
Of a Maryland Society of Delaware
will be discussed at a dinner TO be
held at TESTERS restaurant tonight
Later it is planned TO give a more
elaborate affair at which time those
behind the movement hope to round
up all the Maryland "strays" in the
State
Among those who have signifled
their intention of being present at
the dinner are: City Solicitor Dan
iel o. Hastings, John S. Rossell. E. r..
Merrick, Julian F. Phillips, c. NJ.
Steele, H. G. Marston, f. ID. Lee
Mitchell, DR.. Walter o. Stack. John
W. Toadvine. Harrison Cruikshank,
Leroy Beatty, Elmer c. Bailey, j.
Frank Davis. Charles r. Wilson,
Charles L. Story. James e. Taylor,
John w. Loud, George B. Bishop e. T.
Eichelberger, w. G. Nesbitt, the Rev,
William Temple. DR.. H. c. Watson,
G. Dare Hopkins, Harvey S. Smith
Edward Gilligan, the Rev. John
Emory Parks, DR.. S. c. Frederick
Thomas W. Keithley, George b. Mil
Ter, Fred A. Ross, Charles Stewart
Lee, Charles n. Clash, William T.
Mearns, William b. Smith, Jr., A. O.
Mowbray, David F. Karsner, J. H.
Banks, Harry j. Ellison, James H.
Shuster.
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
MCGOWAN EXPECTS winner
IN The eden CLUB

Jack McGowan, who for the past
seven years has been baseball umpire,
and now retired viii manage the Eden
Athletic Club this year. Eden last sea-
son finished second in the Wilmington
City League race. McGowan's baseball
experience should help strengthen the
Eden team Jack has umpired in tho
Church League. Wilmington League,
the old Semi Professional League, the
Wilmington Chester Inter-City League
and at StratTord, Pa, where he worked
the Villa Nova College games. Jack also
worked part of season with the Dele-
ware County and Main Line leagues OF
Pennsylvania and for the past four sea-
sons oficiated with his brother Bill in
the Wilmington Tri-State exhibition
games.
Manager MCGOWAN announces that
there will be hut very little change IN
Eden's lineup. as he says last seasons
team looks good to him. MCGOWAN has
already signed the following players
Catcher, George "Stoney' August, who
for awhile last season was with the Sea-
ford (Del) Club; Herbert Thuett
pitcher who was with Seaford Del, last
season; Roy Barry and Dutch" Jones
The infeld will he handled by Dugan
Patterson, Wright, Grart, Scholar and
Steve August. Wright had the credit OF
being the fastest shortstop in the city
last. season, and some fine batting is eX-
pected from him next season.
Pat Dugan is the old County League
star. and is also fast on hop ball
"Dave" Patterson, the last season
Church League sensation, viii make
some of the veterans step some for theil
Jobs.
Harry Grant, thought to be the bcsf
! FIRST baseman, seen in Eden uniform
will again hold down the sack job
Scholar, who is good man with the
stick, also can be used in the box. tn,
outfeld will be looked after by Len
| Donahue, Joe Grant and Steve August
These men surprised local fandom 10y
/ Jumping the Pioneer Club and going ovei
| with the MCGOWAN bunch Davis, thl
former New Castle star, viii probabl,
be induced to sign over for another
season. Harry McClenagan is the lates
addition 10 the team.
The Eden Reserves will also be see'
again on the field. The players will in
clude Jack Coleman. John Riley, Angus
Welsh and Joe Serson.
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
LICENsE APPLICATIONS.


NJ OTICk-I, VICTOR G. WILLIS, THE
~ owner and occupant Of the house. known
as the Washington House, sitauted at Newark,
in School Districts Nos. 80, 80 1-2 d1 and
Al 1.2 White Clay Creek hundred
county of New Castle, and State
of Delaware, in compliance with the
requirements Of the acts Of the General AS
sembly in such case made and provided
do hereby give notice that shall apply
writing 20 the Court Of General Sessions
Of the State Of Delaware. IN and FOR New
Castle county, on Monday the first day Of
March A. ID. 1915, being the next term
of said court, for license for said house
as AN inn or tavern, for the sale therein of
Intoxicating liquors, in less quantities than
one quart, TO be drunk on the premises and
the following respectable citizens Of said
School Districts, at least six of whom are
substantial freeholders Of said school Dis
trcts, recommend the said application viz:
Robert l.. Armstrong Walter r. Powell
John Anderson Joseph B. Luton
VIM. II. Barton G. Fader
Isaac Nansant Victor Dider
Alfred 9. Stiltz II. B. Wright
@. r. T.. Lewis
Ernest Frazer
John Gregg
y. L. Lilly
Charles P Steele
Jonathan Johnson
S. b. Herdman
J. H. Hossinger
jan27-at. VICTOR G. WILLIS.
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
GERMANS lose MANY
MEN IN S-DAY FIGHT

Continued From First Page.J
Turkish armies menacing the Suez
Canal and the British forces have Oc-
Cured at three points in the desert
east Of the waterway, according to
dispatches received here today.
Arabian hOrsemen. scouting ahead
OF a Turkish army, declared to be
operating toward Ismalia, an import
ant British stronghold, midway be
tween Port Said and Suez have en-.
countered outposts of British Indian
troops The Arabians were outnum-
..bered and fell back on the main body
Of Turkish troop after sustaining
slight losses.
A savage attack was made by a
small band or Turkish troops upon
the British troops at Bir Heleh, south
east OF lel kantara, where skirmish-
ing was reported I'm Cairo dispatches
yesterday. This attack also, was re
pulsed, but Indian troops who pursued
the retreating Turks declared that
they encountered a surprisingly large
force of the enemy encamped less
than fifty miles from the canal and
south of the old caravan road leading
from Egypt 10 Syria.
Reports that fighting has occurred not
only within thirty miles Of the canal
itself. but az two widely separated
points leads TO the belief here that the
/ Turkish movement upon the Suez has
made much greater progress than was
supposed Constantinople reports that
three army corps of nearly 10000 men
were marching ON the canal along three
routes toward Port Said, toward Sue
/ and toward lsmailia-were not at first
credited here.
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
STOCK MARKETS.
By The United Press.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-U. S. Steel
common today dropped 5 points at the
opening or the stock market, selling at
l3, the new minimum price. Nineteen
hundred shares sold at this figure.
The board of governors Of the ex-
change had lowered the minimum price
from As 10 43, due to the passing of the
dividend on the common stock.
Other stocks were generally trid'
OIL 1t the opening. Union laciiic sold
at 40, of -. Steel preferred was of
l3-S, al l02 rs.
Steel common sold up. to AZ 3-s once
hut again dropped hack to the minimum
%. Reading showed a gain of Is ovcl
yesterday, selling at las 3-S. Trading
was brisk all during the first hour.
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
TREAT GERMAN AIRMEN
NOW AS MURDERERS
by The United Press.

by Ine united Press.
LONDON, Jan. 2S.-Drastic treat
ment Of German airmen who hurl
bombs upon unfortihed cities was
proposed here today It was sug-
gested that Germans captured in at
tempted air raids upon unprotected
towns be treated as criminals and
formally tried on murder charges in
stead OF receiving the treatment
usually accorded prisoners of war.
The proposal came from Petrograd.
Russian officials, incensed over the
'atest German attempt to lombard
Libau from a Zeppelin dirigible, have
recommended that the crew of the
Zeppelin, captured when the airship
fell into the water, be brought before
a military court on the charge of at
tempted murder.
The Novoe Vremya, a Petrograd
newspaper, urged England and Franco
to adopt the same method The Petro-
grad paper declared this was the only
satisfactory means of lighting Ger.
man sayagery." and demanded thai
the "baby-killers" be executed If fount
guilty of killing non-combatants.
Evening journal., 1915-01-28
MIR. SHERWOOD IN VAUDEVILLE.

Walter Sherwood, of this city, who
was AL. G. Fields principal tenor for
nine seasons, will be missed when
Fields minstrels play here next week.
He has been playing in vaudeville
since the show closed its season last
April. Mr.. Sherwood is making a
great hit with his act, known as the
Sherwood Trio With Mr.. Sherwood
are William H. Hallett, baritone, and
George B. Slichter, bass. Mr.. Hal
lett was interlocutor for William
West, Primrose and West, Primrose
and Dockstader, Lew Dockstader,
Neil O'Brien and last season for AL.
G. Field. He is considered the best
interlOcutOr in the business. Mr..
Slichter is a well known bass ora
torio singer He studied under Hop
kis and Gottschalk, grand opera pro-
fessors. Mrs. Sherwood spent the
holidays with her husband in New
York city.