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The Washington times., 1915-04-25
HUNDREDSO OF INSANE :
SOLDIERS IN ASYLUM
Percentage Of Those Maddened
In Trenches Recover After
Some Weeks of Rest.

GENEVA, Switzerland (via Paris),
April 25.--Dr. scherer. Of Lucerne. re-
turned to Geneva from a visit to the
war asylum at Oberwiesenfeldt. near
Munich. Bavaria. He said:
Il never realized the depths Of the
war horrors until saw there hundreds
Of men, mostly young, who had gone
mad In the trenches. Some lay quietly.
oblivious to their surroundings; others,
with burning eyes, watched every
movement of the visitors and at
tendants.
"A percentage of the insane recover
after some weeks of careful care and
rest. and later return to the front But
the remainder are sent to other asylums
because, their recovery being doubt
ful, their presence in the trenches
might endanger their own comrades.
Several such special asylums for
madness from the trenches have been
opened In Germany. Something seems
to break inside the soldiers under the
prolonged stress of fighting and
fatigue, sanguinary scenes and hand
to-hand encounters"
The Washington times., 1915-04-25

Spring Weddings.
Consult GUIDE now about appropriate
flowers and decorations. 1,l4 F ST.
Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-04-25
German Reprisal Melted
Out to British Nobility

LONDON, April 5.-The government
has received a list Of the thirty-nine
British officers placed in detention bar
racks, ten Of them in solitary confine-
ment, by the German government in
retaliation for the declination Of Great
Britain to accord honors Of war to
crews OF captured German submarines.
This list. which was supplied to Ambas-
sador Gerard. at Berlin. by the German
government. consists Of the names Of
seven captains and thirty-two lieuten-
ants.
Included in the list are the names Of
Lord Garlies. Alexander Fraser. mas
ter Of saltoun; Lieutenant Goschen. son
of Sir William Edward Goschen. for
mer British ambassador to Berlin; :;
Robin Grey, a nephew OF the British
forsiRn minister, and many sons OF
peers. Nearly all the prisoners belong
to crack regiments.
The Washington times., 1915-04-25
British Aero Bomb
Bounces Among Foe
Bavarians Kept Busy Dodging 1t.
Failing to Explode, They Dis
cover II Is April Fool Joke.

HEADQUARTERS OF THE BRIT
IsH ARMY, Northern France. April Is,
BY mail-The dim fog Of war has hid
den the following until now.
Two weeks ago a British airman, on
reconnoitering tour. hid a strange
bomblike object in his machine This
was contrary to orders, but no one saw
It. An hour later he flew over a body
of Bavarians. He hurled his bomb"
into space. The Bavarians saw It COM
ing. 1t acted strangely. The varying
wind stratas carried 1t from it's course.
Bavarians had a hard job dodging II.
Finally, with a tremendous Impact, Il
hit the earth. Just as the Bavarians
fell on their faces to avoid the concus-
sion of the explosion they saw the OBJ
Ject bounce back into the air. They
began to stare. Half a dozen times the
thing bounced. Then 1t rested on the
earth. unexploded. The Germans went
to It. On it. in white letters, had been
painted:
April first, 1915, Gottstrafe England. ("
General French heard of the airmar,'s q
April FOOLS joke, but he has not punish
ed him yet.
The Washington times., 1915-04-25
CONTEST
ENDS THIS WEEK
Winner viii Receive Free Jour-
ney to Two Expositions in
California.
Continued from First Page. }

contest. All that is required Is q
beautiful face and the submission Of
a photograph In this contest. The
girl selected as the most beautiful
contestant has only to call for her
transportation and her hotel bills and
the trip West Is hers. The beauty
speciaT with the winners from
Washington and other cities--for
beauty contests are now running in
forty-odd cities with live newspapers
will leave Chicago on June and
approximately a month will be spent
in the journey to and from the Golden
Gate.
In addition to a tour OF the two
expositions and their varied offerings,
the beauty winners will 60 to Uni
versal City. where they will see the
staging Of motion picture dramas.
Universal City was built and is main
tanned solely to stage movies" and
It is one of the feature spots OF Cali
fernia. A trip there, and a pose for
the movies" II one likes. will be
worth while, too.
There's only a week moro to submit
that photograph!
The Washington times., 1915-04-25
Swiss Says Germans
Whip British Captives

GENEVA. April 2s.-Georges Rebsa-
men, dentist of this city. has been q
German prisoner for Ave months. In
spite Of the fact that he is a Swiss,
ne was taken into custody in France
and held In the Nieder Zwehren camp.
Set at liberty recently, he has Just re-
turned home. and he reports that there
are 1000 British. French and Russian
prisoners at Nieder Zwehren.
He says the food Is fairly good, but
that the sanitary conditions are de-
plorable. The British received the worst
treatment. Some OF the camp guards
are armed with heavy whips, with
which they strike the prisoners for
slight offenses.
The Washington times., 1915-04-25
Peace Conference May
Be Held in Washington

BERLIN, April 2.-Infuential repre-
sentatves of neutral governments are
soon to gather in the United States
and inaugurate a widespread propa-
ganda for peace in Europe. This move
ment is said to have the private in
dorsement of President Wilson. though
he has not taken any fresh initiative
toward ending the war.
fublicists of the Scandinavian coun.
tries originated the plan. and It was
encouraged by prominent men Of Hol.
land, Italy and Spain.
DR.. FridtJof Nansen, the famous Nor
wegian explorer and former minister
from Norway to England is expected
to take a leading part in the confer.
ences 1t is reported that he will soon
sail for New York.
The Washington times., 1915-04-25
German Rush Checked;
Allies Crowd Invaders
Back Across the User

4. LONDON, April 25.-,The second Ger
man drive on Ypres, the key to Calais
mas been checked.
brought to halt by the Canadians,
who gave the advancing invaders such
terrific battle. even with their left flank
exposed, that the French English and
8elgians were able to reform their line
before Steenstraate and Hetsas, the
kaiser's forces have been turned back
at Lizerne, the village they captured
west Of the User, and the Franco-Bel-
the eastward.
The Germans have fallen back to the
left bank Of the canal and heavy re-en-
forcenients are being concentrated there
The crisis Of the battle at Lizerne came
In q brilliant attack upon the newly
erected German defensive works at the
Ssor Sass Of Of tb the viisse The dash and
forces over the trenches and after sharp
fghting. In the sire cts, the invaders were
forced back and out Of the town into
the low ground stretching down toward
the bank of the User.
Resistance Is Furious.
Meanwhile the French and Belgians
toward Bkschoote and the British In
the angle at Hetsas, where the salient
projects from the main line to protect
Ypres. carried on stubborn engagements
with the Germans, who fought with In
tense fury.
Numerous fresh battalions have been
seen coming up behind the Germans
) line. Apparently the kaiser's forces,
flushed by their temporary success in
bending the allies line, we're determin-
ed to seize the opportunity to make
good their pledge to break through for
the onward march to Calais, a stroke
upon which the German strategy has
been based ever since last October.
But new contingents. with reserve
forces, were quickly thrown behind the
Franco British line, and the wall of
steel which has balked the Germans
during the last six months of fighting
on this front again is re-established.
Canadians Bear Brunt.
London is ringing with enthusiasm
for the Canadian forces. The over
seas contingent. according to reports
issued by the war office, bore the brunt
OF the fighting in a crisis when, II they
had faltered, the German wedge un-
doubtedly, would have cut through a
still greater distance than it was able
to penetrate at Lizerne. The Canadians
lost heavily in men but retired with all
their guns
The Washington times., 1915-04-25
Austrian Commander Says
War Will Not End Soon

GENEVA. April 25.-General Dankl, Of
the Austrian army. Ii Of the opinion
that the war will not soon come to an
end.
This Austrian commander. who has
neen active In defending the Carpa-
THAN passes against the Russians, ex-
pressed this opinion to Major Tanner. of
the SWISS army, who Is also correspond
ent of the Basel Nachrichten. He de-
clared that the war would last for a
long time and said he could not Ak even
an approximate date for it's end.
he said also that the Swiss govern
didly, favoring neither side.
The Washington times., 1915-04-25
Russ Capture Heights
8 Miles From UzsOk;
Repulse Foes Attacks

PETROGRAD. April 25.-1mportant
Russian victories within three miles
OF the northern gateway to UzsolI
pass are claimed in the latest official
statement from the war office.
Southeast of Sianki. a Russian army
advancing along the east side of the
Uszok pass railway captured a series
Of important heights a few miles
from the village Of Uzsok The
Austro- Germans attempted to offset
this defeat by furious attacks against
the Slav positions at Volosat, on the
range west Of the JTzsok, but were
repulsed with enormous losses.
In fighting around Pollen and Tele-
pooh, thc Russians have made fur
ther gains, the war office annouces.
The Washington times., 1915-04-25

and the Moseiie the French are again
being Violently bombarded by the Ger
mans, but up to the present there have
been no infantry attacks
Intense interest Is felt in the develop
ments along this line. as the Germans
have been trying their best to get their
bigEest guns In position to lombard the
line OF forts from Toul to yerdun.
Every attempt TO bring the big guns up,
however. has been frustrated by the
French artillerymen
The Washington times., 1915-04-25
THE WEATHER REPORT.

The forecast for the District Of Co.
lunbia-Fair and continued warm to-
night and Monday. light variable winds.
Maryland-Fair and continued warm
Tonight and Monday. light variable
Virgtnia-Fair and continued warm to-
night and Monday. light variable winds.
Eastern Pennsylvania-Fair tonight
and Monday. warmer southeast portion
tonight. light variable winds.
Delaware-Fair and continued warm
tonight and Monday. light variable
Western Pennsylvania-Genera fair
and continued warm tonight and Mon
day.
New Jersey-Fair tonight and Mon
dsy. warmer tonight. light variable
winds.
TEMPERATURES.
The temperature today as registered
at the United States Weather Bureau
and Afflecks:
The Washington times., 1915-04-25

TIDE TABLE.
Low tides ...... 1919 a. m and l1:2s n. m.
High tides go. 400 a, m. and 4:33 p. m.
SUN RISES.
Sun rises....... $40 Sun sets........ 6:45
The Washington times., 1915-04-25
German Sea Raiders on
Schooner Aysha in Port

BERLIN. April 25.-The crew of the
German "warship" Aysha, composed OF
men who escaped when the cruiser En-
den was sunk by an Australian warship in
the Indian ocean November 10. escaped
again from allied patrol ships and ar
rived at the Arabian harbor Of Lid on
March a. They covered by sea the 300
miler from Hodeidato Lidd.
After reaching the coast the sailors
attempted to continue their journey
overland, but were attacked by Arabs,
supposedly at the instigation Of the
English
After three days stubborn fighting
the attacks were repulsed. and they
reached the road to Hadochas. where
the railway was open. The adventurous
Germans suffered heavy losses.
This remnant Of the Emden's crew were
members of landing party, which was
on Cocos Island when the battle occur
red between the Austrian cruiser Sidney
ser was beached and shot to pieces.
The landing party seized the schooner
Aysha and sailed away. Since that time
there have been many conflicting re-
ports regarding their activities. Manila
heard that they had captured a collier,
on which they had mounted two max
i'm guns. and had been making raids on
French commerce. The French minis
try OF marines announced on December
IS that the auxiliary cruiser Empress OF
men on board.
A Berlin dispatch on February s. how
ever. said that the Aysha had reached
hodeida. Ara oia.
dispatch to London as Lidd may be Jid-
da, on the Red Sea coast Of Arabia. The
ultimate destination Of the Germans is
a matter of speculation.
The Washington times., 1915-04-25

This II the time of all
times for the u. 9. A. to
make vast strides. Let's
all get busy.
The Washington times., 1915-04-25
Lieut.. Col. Bittenfeld
Is Awarded Iron Cross

BERLIN. April 25.-Lieut. Col. Her
warth Won Bittenfield. a former mill
tary attache of the German embassy at
Washington. has been awarded the iron
cross. He was invalided home from the
battle front some time ago. and since
has been working on the general staff
here.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17
glntipnn[ Grdlnnae @nnf.

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0tational Grhange 9onf bonn Is.
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&un0en ser g}ationol Souaro-9onf,
lire Observation-Disclosures nit i6r
fort3uieben. Gie 9lufmerfIomfeit ser
GiuOen Der 6ei0en 9anfen uno oeS
9Sublifums i'm 9ugemeineu miro bon
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5u ii6crne6men, eini6lieBIid Oeren
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rungen nit ocn Gun0en, ipenn nidt,
oOer bis es naHgepieien peroen
fomI IolGe @creinborirlgen obne
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in oQcrnd6Iter Seit Elm aopital bon
$t,5O00O0 imo einen lle6eriduB bon
$S50,OOO 6a6en miro, miro reiHli9e
geauemli6feiten 6aben Inn oos sc.
iddft 5ufrie0eniteaen0 5u bepdltigei
uno bietet o6enorein ieinen GunOen
un0 Dem Ett6lifiini I'M gllgemeinen
Die 6acilitdten ouf gequemlidfeiten
ieiner Si6crbeits Gepoiiten-a6iteu
81 bernimftigen &reiien.
Die 9eomten nn0 9lngeitellten ser
Notionol 6omaro 9anf iperOen in
i6rer @eiounit6eit bon Ser 0}ational
erhorsc 9anf ii6ernommen perOen
o6lpobl es nidt m0gIiA it, offi5ieae
GiteG pen 9eomten 81 geben, cbe &C.
wiiie aeieslide 6ormalitdten erleOigt
iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17
@a6csm bullcnOst.

Gas neue oSomes @udauan @raOD
llrolooiide Snititut" miro in
5pei @odcu ieiHem 8med iiber-
geben weroen. ~ Sine Stiftlmg
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@raoD.
Gas neierrihtete nSames 9u6a,
nan 9raoD llroIo9iicbe Snititut@ ouf
oem 9lumeien 0cs sSobns Sopfins-
SoipitalS miro innerbalb 3ipei $50
den fir &otienten ge0ffnet perOcn
Die neue &Iinif lit eiue Spenoe BON
Sones 9. 9raoD bon g}ep gort.
Cine forneac GroffnungSfeier ipurOe
bis iebt nod nidt feitgeieBt. Gos
@ebau0c, oas an Der N}oniment-
StroBc, gcaenii6er ser 9utlano.9loc.,
erridtet wuroe, lit 10 feueriider ais
moglih gebaut porOen. Gs bat iie-
BEN Stodiperfe rn0 Die @inri6trn-
gen muroen mad ser moOernien gGrt
ousgeiiibrt. SIN eriten Stodmert lit
ein @arte3immer fiir &otienten lnO
Oeridieoene onOere 9ldunlihfeiten
Oie bon ocn glngeitelten be'm Gin-
trefien bon Graufen bcniibt merOen.
6iinf 3inmer meroeu fir aQgemeine
irologiihe llnteriudun9en beniibt,
wdbrenO 5mei 3imner fir llnteriu-
dingen nit 3-Strablen unO ell
3immer 3ilr 9(bbalting bon Gortrd-
gen eingeridtct puroen. SSm 5Wei-
ten StodlUerf lit cine 0fientlicbe@arO
fir 20 @erioncn ole in oeridieOene
9lbtbeilungcn einget6eilt mur0e. SER
uer beiinoen iid 5mei 9aoe3inmer
3um oQgemeinen @ebraud I'M 5pei-
ten Stoduerf. 0as brittle Stodmerf
1T dbuIiH pie Oas 5weitc angeIegt
moroen. Gas bierte lno finite Stod-
werf entbdlt 3imner fir 10 @ribat-
Gotienten itno neben eincm 0ffent-
liden BAD 0eri6ieoene 9Sripatbd0er.
Sm iedsten Stodmert pobnen Oorerit
Die gln9eiteaten imo i'm iiebten befin.
Oen iid oeri1ieoene 9nborotorien.
0ns neue @ebGu0e foitete $685.
600. Ger @oriteber oieies SSnitituts
lit Or. Sug6 S. goung, Frofeiior
fir llrologie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17
Gscar g9plff neitpr6en.

@iner Der befonntelten SRe1tson-
mdlte bon Baltimore, Oscar @olff
ftorb eeitern Moreen I'M bier llbr in
icinem 9eim al Ger Geiiterstopn
@ife, nabe @orriion in Baltimore.
County. @r mar So Sabre alt lno
lit felt 0e3eniber al elmer 2e6er-
fronfbeit. 9ns er om 8. syonuar
bon 0lo Foint Comfort 5uriidfonL
no CT iid 5ur @rboIung oufee6alten
6otte, ging CT om nd6iten Gage nocb
iciuem @ureou nluBte ober nod am
ieI6eu Gage oas gett aufiucben. Scr
@eritorbenc eruouirte int Sabre
1881 bon Der 0iorDl1n0er llniberii-
tat ino griinoete I'M Sabre 1882 oic
93eCbtSanmoltSfirma g8ileS & g8olff.
Sein S6eilba6er mar 9fidlter gll-
frco Q. Stiles, jest @oli5ei. GommiI-
idr. @err @olff mar in ieinen jun
Gen So6rcn Elm befonnter Srrner
lno CT lit Gin Wiitglieo oes ltniberii.
Club, 0eS Baltimore gltbletic
Clubs, oeS Green Spring IolleD
Srnt Clubs un0 0es @ermonio
Clubs. Ser Dobingei6ieoene muroe
in Baltimore oeboren. Sein @oter,
9neronoer $. g9olff. font bon0euti6-
lon0 uno mar ebenfolls Elm 9fedts-
anwalt. Die geeroigung fin6et
moreen 01odnlittag auf Dem 5rieo-
bofe Der @orriion-airde itott. Der
@eritorbene binterldBt feline ggittpe,
Srnt 9(nno g8olff uno cine S6we-
iter, 6rdllein Clara @olff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17
l6ortIsenua 0on Ser /. ecits.)

Gonelmgo uno @iQabililanaa iie5t
Ser au9eridtete S6aoen ni6t meit
biuter oca &erpiiihneen in 9loe53a.
no 3iriid.
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learamm Ser Ga0a5 .9lentir ans Co
ia, 5ialien, meloet, oaB iid BORT &C.
iiern gl6cuo mieoer Elm itartes Gro
bc6ea ercisnet 6a6e. Nle6rcre @dnoc
iiiir5icu elm nn0 9eid6roetcn Die an
ocn Instrumentation 9ei4ditigten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17
gun scc nuO Sufcn.

Gompier colioirt in Ser Id6e bon
Canton NIT Sdooner. Ser
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laoen
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gleiie nod G6riitiauio, 9lormeoen
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i6doiat.
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9oi.
Ger Gnpitdn oes 9uuoes 8onfut.
ters uglppodc,~ Capt. 81. 8. @onble.
madt 6efonnt oaB er nit ieinem
SHiife bis 4. glpril 1915 in Ser G6e-
iapeafe @oi freu3en perOe mo be-
reit it, ieoem S6iife, oos Iid in it.
aeno Uel6er @efo6r befinoet &iilfe
5il leiiien-
&upferfir 8ronfrei6.
Q2dbren0 ser n06Ieu @one miro
Ser englic5e Gonpier ugttboQ~ cine
aupferloouug bon $500 Gonnen bon
Baltimore aus nod 8ronfreih ne6-
men, Gas aupfer miro an 0em0od
ser Baltimore COPPER Smelling an6
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meroen Gies lit oie aroBte aupfer-
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5raufreiA sur 9lniertiaung bon N2u-
milton Derpenoet peroen
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pei.
@eitern 9acGniittag iUiroe oie fir
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g9erit Ser Spe0oen Sbiffs6aii Ge-
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laiien. Sic neue 9aggermoic6ine
mir0 BON 0en Snaeuieurs Ieparte.
nent IN @ilmiugton Gel, beuubt
meroen- 0laior Sobniion 1T ser
@oriie6cr oieies Gepartements rmO
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brett. @2it ser Ginicbung ser @lo.
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l0eroen, mo Ser @ooger miro in ei-
niaen 02onoten 0oaitdnoia oertigge-
felt iciu
6iaer uin Stnotrat6smitslieO blei.
ben.
Stooirot6snitglieo @illiom Sil.
Ter bon ser %. @oro, miro in oen
ndAiten Eoeen ieine Gonoioatur on-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-17

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@oIiett Cole, Goulion Sreomat
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naren mGnnlicben uno "a peibli.
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