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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22
Die gSiirfcI iinO aefallcn.


~alien5aae Goumiiiiou oes A. SIC
aunents beihIicBt, bic neuc @of-
lca5oQe on Der @lorDlono. lmO
g'ortb 9lpeuue crridten 81 Ioi-
lcu 3mci Goridldee BON @op-
or %relion mtr0en noA iAarfcr
Eedatte nieocrgcItimnt.
y'ad elmer le66afteu Gebotte 5lpi.
9ea @lopor @reitou uno Sberit s..
Cones beihloB geitern 9}o6mittoa
o'e %oiieu6uQc Gonnliiiion 0es A.
@'qmeuts nit elmer Stinimenobgo-
Sg non 6 gegen 3 Stinnlen sic neuc
SSallen5aue Oes 4. Eegiments an Der
%mglano- lmO g}ortb 9loenue err
uqien 5ii Iaiicn.
81 oieiem 3mcdc lucrOcn minme6r
lvuS oeridieOcne glnpeien gefouit
0Oer ourb 0oS GonOenuirlngsper-
lpQren crIongt perOen ioOoB ocr
SSqllplab cine 6ront an W}arplonO-
g0enue bon BAG SuB iuO cine Gicie
p'S sur 20, Strobe BON 303 SUB cr-
galten miro. g8ic bonn Goniite mel
GeS oieicu 9ouplob in &oricblog
0radjte, ougegc6eu miro, f0nnen Oieie
euS glnmeien iiir ctlpo Sf66.0OO oe-
'allft mcroen
eQe pie GntideiOuno crfolgtc, iu6-
s'i'rte Der MoDor fir sen Original.
SVrlat ocs Gomite's eincn Seridjt
ouP@ lpelGcu fir oie neue 8offcn-
%aie Elm ASlob I'M Gioic Center, be-
s'elljt bon 2cyiuqtou-, SSreoerid-,
ouVette- mo @oDitroBc, porgeicben
Ulroe- Gieicr @cri1t wuroc ie0oG
~'t lcbs GeGen Orci Stinlmcn niq.
y oSSyraeliinnt cbetio mic elm 5uciter
u rSrOrldlaa oes N}oDors, einen 9ou-
%us an Der 9oltimorciiroBc 1t. Gcn-
''al.sloenue 3u pG6lcn
e H5Himmling gegeH Die Gor-
SS'u9c oes NlaDors uno fir oicg9o6l
d NJ NloseS an Der Mornlauo ln0
Mt9 %ort9 9l0cutc mar ieoesmal oicielbr.
r%vqeR oUl @}oDor reip fiir @lorp-
c g.0- lno 93ortb Nuenuc, iiiumten
~ SONocrnear GoIos6oroua6, General
S9gaFleS 92.l 3 V|odlin iuo Sic folgenoeu
t.l'jlpre ocs &cginents; C6crItlicu.
r cs''alt SauL ~. ,SiI6crt. Sbcrit S.
NJ Nones, @laior Su6ert 3. @iQ lnO
81 qoql'r Nearp Q. Barrett, Nit Dem
81 m'uQor ltiMiutct General @}lrrog
ea1poloeg Hno StaotS Gortroleur
"erlon g. Sorrington.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22

VW4DWNpltlc Vuj lCluN,
9ialp6 3. Sooe aus @oniltou So.
nit ourdidnitteucr ac6Ie nii0c.
flnoeu. @ottc iid nit cincul
&oirmciicr Oos Soupt foIt ooQ-
itduoi9 pom 9lmpie gctrcmt
NlelondoIic Oos @}otip.
g|it cinem furHt6orcu S1nitt,
lmel6er ieinen &opf iait bis gum
9|adeu pom &unpfc oetrenut bate
uno 0as SRaiirneiicr, nit meldem cr
auf 10 grauiiae @eiie ieinem 9e6en
ein GnOe aemoht 6otte. nod felt in
Der 5uiammengcfranlpften &e6ten
balteno, uurOe aeItern 9l6eno meuige
W}inuten por ll6r ser 32.iG6rige
&olpb 9. 6oge ans 6anilton &ir-
ginio in Dem @noe3inlmcr Ser @o6-
ntng bon Gr. Soipor0 ". @orner,
ociien 9}efic CT mar, 9}r. 1909, Mooi-
ion-9lOenuc in elmer 9hitlo6e lie-
gcn0, oligciin0en. Der Hnim mar
iibcr irnO iiber nit 9llt 6cipribt.
Goroncr Scnlpel, oom norowcitliHen
9Soli5ei-Giitrift itcate cinell olf
Selbitnor0 loltcnocu GoOtcnibcin
aus.
Serr Sogc uelAer iic6 crit felt
iiinf 9ogeu bci ieinem 0nfel iii 9al-
timorc oifbielt, ioQ 6ercits felt ldr-
Qercr 3eit an fronf1ofter @}elon-
dolie selittcu 6obcn. 9llS 1Srou @or-
ner geitern 9lbcnO oie G6iir oeS ga.
OBimmerS oifneta, proate iie enticBt
Dor Dem firhtboren 9(nblide, ser iiG
i6r Oo bot 3urid. Sogc lag in elmer
9lutlnbe olf oem 9ooen. Scin @opf
iUor bis nuf Oeu anohcn fat ooQ-
it1noig bonn 9iiinlpic gctrennt. Gr
6aite oo5 Nleiier oireft unter Dem
&inn ongeiebt iino Damn nit furbt-
barer @ewolt olrHge3oecn, iooaB sic
3lrngc nn ser Nlr5el 0urbhnitten
mar lm0 loie in ieineni W}lW0c laa.
Gr &clnpel crfIdrte, cS ici Dies Der
gralliigiic 9lnblif 9elpeien Der iGnl ic
in ieiner &rariS els 9lr3t ur0 &oli-
5eiGoroncr borgctoumcn lei. g4Gnoe
un0 IeGe ocS RoNalcS iUorcn iibcr
unO ii6cr nit @htt bcipritt.
@lcib poA i6rer itrHtbaren Grt-
ocduna beuahridtiatc 6rou @oruer
Ir. Senticbar BON 9}r. 1925. Wlo0i
ion-9iuenuc, unb. ucH0enl oieier nur
nod Sen Io0 OcS 2e6cnsmiiGeu corr
itotireu fonrte. oagcbliA o6nc Dor
fer Der &oli3ei @littbciIung 81 no-
den 6enac6ribtete CT Coroner Semi
pei ouf telepboniihem g9cge. GrIt
Coroner &empel iebtc olsOunn sic
noromeiilidc EolBeiitotion welhe
Eoli5iit So6n &. &oro on Grt un6
Stelle 6eor0erie, bon Dem GorgcidQe-
nen IN &cnntuiB. II. @arucr, lpcI-
der in Ct. rS6iepD'S Soipital 6e-
iAdftigt it, peilte 5ur 3eit ouBer
Dem Souie. 9}oh ser 6reigabe our6
Den Coroner muroe ser 2eicbnan in
oaS @eitnttuigs-GtabIiii bon
gSiaiom Eidncr mo S66ne, Gde
9lprtb- lmo &enni9lpanio 9lpernc,
transporiirt.
@err Soge mar crit por fiinf Ca
gen pon Sanilton 3d. 81 ieiuen
&eriuauOten nod Baltimore gefom
men Gr NOR 32 Sabre ait un0 I'M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22

Ser @reBooent Ser Baltimore &
Obio Giienbobn~ S. Soulpton
9oumoortner, Iieot nit cinem oer-
itoudten 6uBoelenf in iciner S9o6-
uung in Souilton. @r SOC lib sic
&erIeBltug Sit ais er ouf Der %or-
foro-9ioaO BON ieinem @3otorroo ee-
lhIeuoert ipurOc, nohoem er cine
Goliiion nit cinem bctdgten @fannc
ocrnlic0en bottc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22
glefnnnten iid idln[hin

5n Der 8neiten 9lbtDeilmg OrS
GriminoIecridts befannteu iib ge-
tern fiinf Scr Wldnner, pelhc mcgen
Scr 9iegiitrir Sbwinoeleien in Slime
gIrunOcl.Gountp pcrbaftet worocn
muren iduloig. Gs poren oieIeS:
Sowaro s. GreafIc @eorgc 8. 9loel,
$ocob anig5t 5rancis Conner unO
&iaiom 8. @ortben inr, Der
9li&ter 6ebieIt iih oos llrtbeil bor,
big ole nn0cron Sale entidieoen fino.
&iilfs. .StootsonmoIt Morcbant tbcilte
ocn @eiAmorencn mil, 0oB Die D1Gn-
ner inter idIlhen 9tomen III einem
9tegiitrirlofolc am STOMP Greet regi.
ltrirtcu lm0 0mtn ic 50 unO cine
5loide @biSfcD crbielten, iporouf iie
oitf einem 6obraeuge nab Baltimore
5uriid geIonot mur0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22
Gin (y6ineie ber6uftet.

Inter Ser 9lnicbulOiglmg golOeue
Hinge uno ll6ren inn @eiammtbetrog
non $422.50 BON ser Smpelcu.6irma
G0maro s. aloppel, S}r. 3t6, 0it-
9}ort6 9lueuue, anf 9l65o6ling ge-
fouft uno Dor @rlegling ser 0on5eu
&uifiumme 6ei Scr oGoniolioate0
2oou Co. 0lr. 4, 93oro @apItroBe,
pieoer ocrpf6uoet SIT 6oben murOe
geItern Ser "a Sabre altc G6mcie
%arrp G6iuc, iuclher in Ger 325,
%arf.9lbenue, cine @Gidcrci 6etreibt,
Uer6aitet luO in bic iiiOlicbc &olBci-
itotion eingcliefert. Gr aob an en-
bo6e oie aoufiumme bis ouf 500 be-
rcits 6eglihen Ger @erfoui mar
Ourb oen @ertreter Der 6irmo, 9oiis
g. Norp, pobn6oft in 9tr- A26, SiiO-
GborlcSitroBc, 5u StauOe gefonnleE,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22
9Sd0luiua heute 6icr.

Sle 6eriibmte Sdu5qrin 9lnno @ap-
So 0u mo i6r groBes GnienbIe wcr-
ba w. 9eute 9l6cn6 IN Scr u2Dric~ ouf-
Iea- 0os gnicunblc, oas iid nad
Sr %oritcllun5 in 9lcm-Yorf ouf
Sa9cra i 3cit nieocrloIien miro, bringt
9t..,snol ~ ollltonOie ncues 9SroGromm 5ur
~ lll9rAnG. 9luBcr Der beriibnlten
o,' on,'uolowo-@opotte beltcbt oos @ro-
naln no'g'l'ln aliS einem @ollett, OoS nah
O'.l l@lcocncn @erfen BON Chopin
@T M oen uliliiAcu Gomponiiten
o.sudloanom OeriaBt ptr0e lno unter
Ti '9'olnen uGbopiniand" befonnt lit.
NV, anoerc Scene lit betitelt ,@ol-
SS'a's ylodt weI6e ats @ouuo0's
bos b@aqlt gcnonimen uur0c. @on5
bnso0rro9en0 lit bel Oieicr &oritel
bEs ole Ntuiif, sic ourh Gin SDm-
( ~ O''ic- Nr1citer untcr 2eitltng pon
g,,s5 DVpoor Stier geliefert miro. 0ie
INK 'altung Der peridie0cuen Scencn
n.y., IVY Que &oitiimc Ocr GGn5er iino
PradtpoQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22
Garneaie.Nle0aiIIcn fiir NlaraIanNer.

6olgcnOe @larDldnOcr bo6cn
9ron5c -Y}cooiIlcn Dor scr oGornceiC-
Sel0enfonO Gomniiiion crboIten.
Samcs s. Smith, 9luuapolis, @lo.;
Samcs @iIlioms, SSormbiae @o.;
Somes s. Sobnion 9tounofc, @a.;
G6arIcs 6. G5Ias, Clifton Sorgc,
90. @0aar 8. 9lonnc. @erIin. Mio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22
Nrei @0m6em.

lin 0ic Scrrihoit in 9lcrifo iebt i'm
Scloe, @encral Gorron5a, Ge-
neral 0jutierrcj in0 Sol. Sarge.
@oibingtor 81 Snninr
@cucrol Gulolio Gjutierre5, Der BON
ser Contention gu 9lguas GolieuteS
eingeiebtc proDiioriibe @rdiOent, bot
ieinen gIuiprlth aiif iein 9(nlt NIT iei-
ner Sllht aus Sto0t Wlcrifo niht
mligegeben. Gr erlieB beiltc bon 4Sa.
ducob cine Froflonatiou in Delhcr
cr periiherte. BOB er iicb ais Der ge-
ieblih cupd6ltc obcritc Gretlltip.9e.
ante Der mcrifoniihcn Hepu6lif be-
iroNte, uno ooB Die Contention, mel
Ae fiir5li1 in Staot Glerito 3uiam.
men trdt uno eincn Nahiolger fiir
ion ciniebtc, lmtcr 3pana 6onoelte.
Die Froflamation cnt6cbt formea
&ilo 3apoto md onoerc @enerole
ais i6rcr Gonlnon0os cntboben.
Gonlit heben olio iebt Orei oftipe
9euer6er I'M oic Serriboit IN Wleri-
TO i'm Sel0e: General Gdrrdn3o
0berit 0jou5oleS @or5a un0 @eneral
@itierrej.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22

9lls iie ouf DEM nit @Iatteis iibcr-
8Qgcnen Eroitoir Dor ocn @mtc glr.
1888, .StraBc, geitern |or-
mittag fitr6 nod 4 llbr 5u Sal fam,
500 iid oie 40 Sabre alto 6rou WtorD
0lciicl bon CIR. 1923, Roro.@ilmor.
StroBe, cincn Nrie6 0cs Iinfcn Pr
mes 6ll. sic pltrOe in ibre SSo6-
nlulg gcbroNt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22

% It Baltimore N}eBgcr-
&Crcin.

| NJ u ~ ~ = W y Wt IS y Y
&crcin.~
Nu 9}iiiierS Sanc an ser 92orO.
/ tSrebcrid StrnBc fono gcIlcru
2l6cno Die MonatSpcrIomlulilug ocs
u0it Baltimore lPebgcr Granfeu,
llutcritiibllugSocreins~ inter 0cn
Goriib OcS @rdIiocntcn G6riIiar
0ebbcI mn Der 9SrotofoIliiibrilng
oeS sefreldrs aoipar Ereoiqcr Itati
SH oerieIben berihtete Ons Gomite
fir 0oS fiir5lid obac6oIteue 9llliteru.
rotten iiber eiuen alttcn finan5icIleh
@rfolg SSn 9anfe Der &erIunmlunQ
beiGIoB Der &erein, ocn SSabresbei4
lrag an Den ultnabb1ngigen @iirqer.
perein" 81 entric6teu lmO Der Shab-
ueiitcr mlrOe augelpieieu, ocn sc.
i@IuB sur 9luSiiibrlna 81 brirac,t
r&nltimore N}ebqer
Inmenncrcin.
Diit Der SSobrcsoerionunlinQ ocS
Baltimore Mcbacr-IomcuocrcinS"
N @rieb'S @orf oa Der @cloir 9loaS
mar cine aeniit6lihc g1oGfcicr pcr.
bunOeu meldc sic 9fitgIieocr rn0
uiele Ncrreu langc 5uianncn6ielt
Sic %eontenpa6I batte ioI9enOes
)fciltltot: &rdiiocntin, 8rou Slocle
@jre5; Gice.@rdii0entiu, 6rau 9(ug.
3obnion; ScbabmciItcrnt, Trou Gu.
tbarine G6Ie, mo Scfrctdrin, SSrou
Gmno &auIus. glIS GeIcgatin gum
,llnabbansigen @iiracroerein BON
MarDlonO" uuroe Irolt 9(u0uitc
,Sobnion picoerernonut. Ole 9citunQ
Der gSa6l itat0 inter scr 9luiidt
DER Tnmcn Srau 9(t9uitc Sobuion
nO 6rmt Gmma aouerS. gIo6 DER
l9a5l iibcrrcidte 0crr Gonroo 80.
0en6en0er ser neuermGbIten @rdii-
ocniin einci praDtpolIen @orliBer.
6anmer Der in GelltiAlan0 berge-
iieut uoroeu mar, Oes1IciMen iiber.
reidte 6rau 9oNcnbcnocr eiuer je0cn
Der Gcamtinneu cin flcine5 @eihcns
ms 9eutihIano, pciMeS iic oor ciln-
yen Modcu nit ou8 Dem oltcn Nater.
'an0e gcbrad)t bottc. Gonu wirOeT
bic @c6rrtSto0e ser Orc DIit0lieocr
6rdl A0eie Grieb, ,Sruu E6ctla
Redncr unO Grou &nt6ariuc GbIe
III elmer feitlid acidluiidten GaieI
3cieicrt lno mauhes patriotiibc
2ico mnrOe Nobci Yon sen Canen &C.
'lniacn, llnter ogcue6mer llntcr-
1altln9 oerilogcn Ole id6neR Shm-
oen ipie I'M IraAmc. llno ais bel Dem
icbledteu @ctter sic @eimiabrt ange-
tretcn uurOc, puroertc iid cine ieoc
Der IbciInebnlcrinncn, ipic Die Set
10 ibnll DerihwiuiOcH mar.
Gltrubercin o@o.ripGrtS.4
Semen orittcu Souilienabcuo in
oieieg4 Gaiion miro Der lurnOercin
GorlpdrtS" om fonlmcnoen Sonn-
TAG in Der u@orpdrts.6cllc~ an Der
@eit 9eriugton StraBe Deranital-
ten. Gin beionoers rei@6altigeS uuO
mannigialtigeS &rogranm lit bon
Dem nit Oen &orbcreitungen 6etrmt-
ten Gomitc aufaciteat morOeu Ger
W}astcn6all Ocs @ereins
miro om @lontag, sen %. 6ebrlar,
eDcnfolls in Der u%orm6rts Salle"
itattiiN0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22
GOILiiiOn anf Scr fn0rt anm iSencr

Iurh bic @rploiiou elmer &etros
leumIompe, oic Sroil Soiepb auinn
bon gtr. 1913, 9}oro-@0enitroBc,
6attcu fallen Iaiien ipliroen Oie @or-
6Gnec uno Topeten in 9ronO gciebt.
Sin Goiiant Der Die SIammeu iab,
lanotc cinen 9lIorm elm rno Oic
6euerpebr 6otte sic Slouureu crItidt,
c6c gr0Berer Sbooen ongcri6tet
morOen mar. Ger @ogcu Scs @crae.
Corps colioirtc olif Der Sobrt nacN
ocni 6euer nit Dem @agen 0es gle-
gers SenrD Soofeu bon gIr liz,
9toro 0oIlositroBc, an Der gde bon
Gentral.glocnue unO SeiferlonitroBc.
Der glcger iprong bon ieincnl Sibc
uno bIieb impcrlcbt, wdbrcnO cincs
iciner Ffcroe IciGt DeripunSef ipuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22

Nlit einenl perfiibrcriiden 9ieigen
iiinger icboner Ql0Obeu na6m geitern
2ldenO 6f l410 llbr Der 0iesid6rige,
pom oGbarcool Glnb" peranitoltetc
&iinitler @oll III Ser ans 0ieiem Pm
loNc in cinen itaolieniihen @arten
nit onitcnocn %Imcu leidbtcnoeul
Wrill idirnncrnoen N}ornor eta.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22
SiiMtcr neIturbeu.

2incoIn 9lebry 81. Soniioor
S6erriHtcr Gonroo &oacnbed
bonn Suprem-@eridlt bon gtebrasfa
lit beltte bier uad fitr5en &ranficin
geitorben. 9fidter Soaen6cd ipor
erit felt 6mci g9ohen i'm 9lnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22

Ter u@lo5ort DfdunerNor" belt
aeitern 9lbeuO in SpeunerS @aIlc an
GueanSitruBe ieiuc m0dentlid)e Ser.
ionnlilug unO SingitimOe. &rGii,
ocut q. g. Gtoaae fiibrte oen @oriie
unO 5etrct6r gilbclm &rc5s oos
Erotofo0. 9la@Oen unter Diriacnt
E05Imann cinigc Sic0er eingcii6t
woroeu porcn luuroe sur @eiAGits.
lbuug ii5erge9ongeu inO na6 @rlc-
0igng ser 9loitinc @ei1ditc mtr-
ocn Oc GnilaOunqeu Scr ,Ginigfeit, "
vgiGeafron5~ mo uSro6iirn~ an9c-
rommcu 1Scrcr mlrocn &orbcrei-
tnGen fir ben IN nd6iier 3eit o65u-
6oltenOcn MuRm itno 0as 9Iuitcrn-
9i6Itca gctroiien Der %erein mirO
onl Sreitag IN Der ndhIicu Nodc Gin
Gon5ert IN Der Shule in Suacrton
obbalten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22

ebors 5troBenbo6n Scrfcbr nac6
Sen ci, iU'os Eoint erlitt ecItcrn Wlor-
ten. 81 o"S %eripdhlne bon 35 g2inu-
Grcpf +, que Drebbriide iibcr ben Bear.
nd6ro,,l' ,'Uf ae6rondt werocn fonnte;
eisiti;'gp' 0er Sfodt botten iid i1pcre
iainr~teS an oen ocrihicocucn Wlo-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22
GrIielt neAluaracn NanON g7ricf.

0ic &oli5ci oes norOlicben 0iitrifts
ia9noct nod Dem Sbrciber cines TO-
genannteu Sdmar5en Snn0-9ric-
ieS, melben geitern SSraa Sup
Simmer bon g}r. 1925, Geoar-9lue,
cr6iclt Der @riei laiitcte. u9tc6-
men Cir iid in 9lHt; id wcrOc Inn
@littcrnaNt 5iiriidfe6reu lSrml
Slimmcr idldit ieit Idu9crcr 3cit
gciinobeitS6olbcr oif i6rcr 9Scranoa
ino plroe augcblib ic6on einmal
6cl1itiat worauf lie Die &oli5en be-
nadridtigtc Ter @riei mar nibt
ourd bic @oit gcianOt worOen ion-
ocrn muroe in einen @ripaiiHoltcr
por Der &o5nnig Der 6ran Simmer
Qeitedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22
Sin Nladleaft.

A1rI
ro,' %scleru 9lbeno gegen s ll6r, pG6-
@at @V Soulenoc bon Mcnicbeu aui Ser
Nh, '',lnore 5traBc 0ingen mO BON
as' NJ Wel90itSlofalen i6ren @o9nni.
ma M 6ultrebten mur0c al Dec Yolti-
grr na9c Sig6tltraBc, Gin fre@cr
Ms "rllf alf oen Al Sabre alten ga.
@o. ~elnber0 bon gir. $50, 9tor0-
ma m'erlon &arf 9ipenuc, lmternon1-
pi pcrr @eiuberg puroc bon
ib] IL Stoliener, Scr Don binteu onf
i%. 6!lirat nit cincm W}ciier I'M @e.
s . lgmer Oerlebt. gr trug einen
II oou lan0cu 5Nnitt oopon, Der ibu
h,,$' e'''er llabe9elegcnen 9lpot1efc uer-
troeVV mroe. Ger G6Gter entfanL
tce 'yVnl ole Chat BON pielen &aiian-
mnr4g 4gele9et mtrOc. Serr @cinbcrg,
NJ MyeT &ornann in scr Sa6rif Scr
sS 'arlpcll &ants Gornpam" glr.
ie;', %soptIliS-%lacc. iit crfldrtc, ooB
cr 4llqreiicr elm Stolicncr iei oeu
icIbo J oeal 9}amen nod fennc Der
IA gooc inter ibnl georbcitet unO
loi,o,. lgm por ctli6cn Mo9en ent-
ioirN porocn. Der 9lngegriffenc
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-30
STATE COLLEGE TEAM
WILL START TODAY ON
STRENUOUS SCHEDULE


state College. n. NJ. oct IS. The
football squad of the New Mexico
state college is i'm hard training for
the championship games which come
during the next month The first
game Of the series will be played with
tho Texas school of Mines eleven,
from El Paso, on the college grounds
on Saturday afternoon. October so.
This game should be good one
since both institutions have strong
teams The first game between
elcvens representing the two institu-
tious was played last season when
the Aegies won By a. 10 to 0 score.
This is the second season for the Min
ers. and judging from reports they
have a strong aggregation
The second championship game
viii be PLAYED with the eleven repre-
senting the University Of Arizona on
the college grounds the following
Saturday. November T. The game
between these two teams last year re-
suited I'm "a 10 TO o score, favoring the
Arizonians The ArzoniQns defeat
Pomona last saturday and this alone
proves the strcneth of their team.
November ~. a week later the Ag-
gies viii journey TO Roswell where
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-30
GRTcr AND RUM>NlN

We can not conceive OF Greece aud
Rumunla not eventually joining forces
with the entente allies Turkey and
Austria arc their traditional enemles
Germany never has been their friend
while Russia England France and
italy gave them independence aud
have maintained their rights here
tofore. agoins an hostile Interests.
But assuming lint nations have no
real friendship for other nations the
scli.ntcrest of The creeks and the
Rumanmns demands that they Join
wita 100 alhcs, who never have at
tempted % opprcss or exploit them
iona have uo interests with which
their Interests clash The Greeks and
tho Russians have the tie IT a conn
mon itueiou aud The Rumarians and
the lnl!ans have the tio of racial az
nnIp. or Rumania so claims
On ihe other hand. each of them
tas fen thr hortors % Turkish mas
sacre Their men have been tortured
m death Iu countless numbers and
their women outraged ana thelr chill
dron maspacfed. So cruel was the
Turkish ruie. SO horrible tbe Turk
sh atrocities. that the Russians inr
tercned for The salvation of Ru-
mania end 900 British French sud
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-30
the CANNAE TACTICS.

The Journal Us in receipt OF d com
municutlon asking that fuller cxplan-
alton Doe made of the tactics employ
cd by tho Carthawnan general. Han
nibal, at the battle OF Connae and
why we say his methods Of making
war are the models followed by The
German commanders today
Tho methods Of Won Moltke are
learned In Tho history Of the Franco
Prussiau war and Ia the Memoirs Of
Prince Bismarck Tho fact that the
methods OF Moltbc are those Of the
German commanders OF today need
NOT be told IN the stories Of The war
correspondents ana the criticisms Of
the military experts u can he seen
by q glance at the ;clegraphic re-
ports Of engagements and by tracing
the maps so as 20 learn the relative
movements OF the armies engaged
Tho battle Of Cannae, fought In the
third century before Christ IS studied
by every German military student
TO the whole school of Moltke that
surprising victory Of the great Car
thaginlan forms the classical exam
pie which German strategy and tac-
ties strive 10 omuRte. The classical
battle of Leuctra, by which the The
ban. Epamnondas, broke the spar
tan power furnished Frederick the
Great his model for the Victories Of
Rossbach ana Lcutheu
AT Tannenberg in East prussia. IN
August l9lA. Won ilmdcuburs aehIey-
ga complete victory over two Rus
dan armies by movements Ike those
used By Hannibal az Couuae But
upon tho Marine in The following
month the flannlballe development
ladventured upon a vaster scale than
at Tonncnberg, failed OF See object and
encountered defeat TINT narrowly es-
capped gigantic disaster
But what were the tactics Of can
nae?
AZ Cannoe, Hannibal with some
fifty thousand Infantry and cavalry
gave battle TO some eighty thousand
trained and thoroughly equipped Ro-
man dictionaries Hannibal knew
that hia infantry could not withstand
the tremendous onset Of The Romano
consequently he weakened his center
land instructed IL 10 give way At
tho same time he strengthened his
wings ana lrngthened them until They
ovcrlapped the Roman front Before
the Roman rush his center gave way
( ucxhly. his wings gradually onvel-
oped tho Roman flnnks Wheeled In
ward ana his cavalry circled the Ro-
man rear. Tho result was the sur
rounding of The Roman DICTIONARIES
land their slaughter only about six
thousand escaped No more annihil-
aung victory in the field is recorded
IN history.
Moltke adapted Cannae TO modern
conditions. and accomplished victor
ies more complete than those OF
Frederick, whose tactics were those
" the Thcban general Epamluondas'
or OF Napoleon, whose tactics had uo
precedent The tactics of Motke
lby which Grnyelotte aud sedan we're
won. ,hc German generals are apply
ing n this war upon vasiet scale
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-30

For quarter Of a century Cottolene
has been growing steadily in favor It
is not offered as a substitute or as being
just as good" as other shortening and
frying fats. 1t is an original product
and better than anything else that you
can use for shortening or frying. Insist
on getting real Cottolene.
Cottolene is ready for use as you take it
from the pail 1t creams up beautifully
and blends readily with the flour.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-30
DESTROYING oUR MERCHANT
MAXINE

Another Amer ean steamship hhe
has announced chat because of ine
Ia Toilette seamens He. il w.'i cease
20 operate its noats under lhe Ameri
can nar. Both ne Pacific Mail
steamship company and The Dollar
steamship company have decided 60
auH after The nrst IT neat month.
Captain Dollar sa}s
The Japanese VIII undoubtedly
gef the trade Of the fafiile from
which American ships vii "lhaiAN'
Aifrads this government ms hau lo
give q Honolulu mail eontteet y W.
japanese a company ~ Japanese
hnsiness men ln osaka after reao lhs
over the la f0lielte Dllb ne'~ 80
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-30
DOLDE'S
a1O-212 South Second Street.
Phone aed
ALL GOODS DELIVERED

they will meet the cadet eleven of
the Now Mexico Military institute
The institute recently defeated The
University Of New Mexico BY G %
score. The game between state
College and the institute last year
was disastrous TO the institute by a
so 20 6 score
The game with the University Of
New Mexico, at state College on
Thanksgiving day will conclude The
football schedule of the state college
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-30
Tm ENTRENCHED LIQUOR BUsI.
-
pittsburgh Gazette Tines

The attempt To make Minneapolis
q dry city by county local option
has failed Where a town that size
is involved such is almost sure to be
,he outcome If done at all il is prae-
ucaLle only by statewide prohibition.
Note Denver ana Seattle. The tenn
nersnce cause is progressing. and so
S local option bnt neither has be-
come strong enough to overcome the
entreuched liquor business in large
cities when the issue Is drawn as d.
"ectly as was the case i'm Alinneapo-
lis