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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-03

briidte nidt nur polles 9srItdn0l's
fir oie Situation aus, fonoern DOT ~
lem ben @unI9, 3eit 3u 9eipinllIsHs.
.3uerIt badte id, Der neue HelIn' Hi',
in Ss61naoren f0nnf es gelDuSsn, :,
1ein, erfldrte Der Gergednt. Selll1sSt Sl1s,,
bdtt' i9 um GuretipiIlen ben tallp'r,S
Mann umqebrabt. @as bab' iA gl~
benn baburcb acicbaoet, oaB i'd la9l'D.
y6r feiet 4neipenfpirt fir Wlc2urII IS,, "
iDeIen9 @os iIt benn Odbeig 2Dls lu""
man Oariiber % ipiiteno iperoens al
sic 6aben geiugt, id ge9Orte o.
ben @69os!!" ,,os
,Mas fiimmere ib. mid oarunl, wv ~
o5r oebabt habit" briillte Der ~ -,
.9eant. nsy9 tpeiB iiberbanYt nIrts .,;dI D
sud-. 9(ber i1 beate nibt oardn' pss esr6
6interriids erI bieBen gu faRen. .;Hs,I ST
nerb' bic @e1Gibte meiHeM Dslsos Wa
Syreuno eradbler, un6 pcun MIR lUrT ",,
pafiert, bonn ipeiB bic GdIpaV3'oo,sy, ~,
per's qetan bat, un0 Sbr peroel ,.,Srs ~
bGngt. Qtl1o TT tpie 1olPs nun ~
BENG" .a6er
Gobill lam ni9t baau, ii4 oa5nSO,rl oanaS,rl
3u GuBern, Denn bonn deoerI S"r NE.
Der rief WorD @abills Ianfte Sl''''"
,@ater! 8, @dterl" IN
Die beiben Mdnner budten iEA ensr S~
Iaben chamber f6ulObepuBt an. .;iTts @
Sergeont Itarrte nit peit al1selnd,,iIs
nen Qlugen no9 Dem 8or9ailgc s&,S. &
8uffelfellen; Gdbill lieb ietne Yua9 az
iinten uno legte iie fld4 auf Dell ="
Oentil8. o,iif,
limb ais WliB Marp Go9ill bic ssa,,i Sp1
felfelle beiIeite idob, mar Sslg'SS IA,
GlonceD, BON g. S9paoron, epels . Se.
BEL, i6rem@ater ben Wle6anIsnluS OIu, Nm
neuen 9lrmccrepolOers gu 8eigent. XII
ideinenb ma9te i6m bas @tnlp.sfsi
oes patronenS1linbers S4tpIeI'sr q
ten, beun fein @eIi4t mar gan$&ttI
un6 drgerli9. Sbr Batter oetIa.St,cl
Die S&uBpoffe nit bem truH"
Bid bes 9enners.
(Tortfsbung foIat)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-03
9SGpitIi1e Srieoens-
gcbete miB0eritans
S on


@aris, 3. Sebruor. - 8eitihrifs
ten, mel6e ben Cert 0es pdpitli@en
Gricoan8ae6ctes entbielten oas om
z. Se6ruor in allen &irAen geipros
ben peroeu ioIL mur0en nod Dem
: osSiqaro~ am Sonntog beicblaanabmt.
Ger 3tpiiAenfaIl wurOe alsbolo olit-
aeflGrt, nodoem &arOinol 9lmette,
ser Gr5biidof bon @oris, cine gluf-
fldrllng CAB. Dos @erbot wuroe IN
g5oIge Oeiien als6olO OOn Dem Depar-
tenent sc Seine aufgeboben.
Ole @riinOe fir Die 8eidlagnab-
me iDur0en ni1t befarnt gege6en,
ober ocr 0Gigoro" ertldrt, oie 9ie9ie-
rung bGtte iicb Dor einer glgitotiou
fir boloigcn SrieoensidluB gefiirh-
let ino angenommen ooB Die Serot-
ientliauuo cine uieoeridmetternoc
@irfung ouf Die 0ffentlidbe @leinuu9
9aben piiroe.
y atifan DeYldtgt u II i a.
ritng.
9fonL 2. 6ebruar. %oplt Sc
ne0ict wur0e 6cite Our9 Cardinal
@aSparri, oen pdpItli6eu Staatsie.
frctdr, BON Ser @loBna6me Der iran.
55iii9eu %oli5ei 6e5iiglib oes pGpit
liden @c6etes in &enntniB geieBt
Ger Gapit ltnO Der Cardinal beipra
den 0ie glngcleaen6eit Idnger ais ci
nc Stunoe; unO ein tclcgrap6ii9ea
GriuAen Inn genauere Sniornatior
wuroe nad 4SariS geian0t.
GS muroe I'M &atifou 6etont, Oal
0as @e6et feinerlei 9encrfrngel
cnt6ielt, lpcl6e oas Gorge5en oe
fran56iiiden &cgierlng bate re6t
ierfigen tonnen.
9(uStauid Dou 6 ipilgc-
fangenen.
81 0 NJ 2. 6e6ruar. IS Derlall
tct i'm Gatifan, oaB GroB6rituuniel
GeutI9(ato imo 0eiterreib 4api
8eucoicts 9lureguug fir cincn 9lus
toui4 Der Giuilgeiauacren 5rait
en- ln0 &inoer imo @ldnner ii6cr 81
Sabre 5uitinnenO beiiirlportet 5c
ben. SobalO allie 2Intporten DO
Sen fricgfii6rcnOeu glationen eingl
gougeii iiuo, werOen iie I'M sSnopr
tore 9lomano4 Dem ofii5iclIen Srga
0e5 Gatifans, Der0ifentlidt ueroer
TbcuerungS 9feOOlte.
9fon, .. 6e6rior. 9lus pel
i6ieOcnen Grten in Oen &roUiu5e
fouunen fortlaiieno &roteIte gcge
Oie 6o6en 9roOpreiie. 9luf Scr SniO
Saroinien lit Ser @ei5enpreis pr
Guintal (220.46 @iuno) ouf $40 g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-03

uib, mein 3eugniN 81 perottentl!WelGr.
Srm 9aprcuce Mlartin, ~ &lll9>S''''
gSeitbroot, Gle. set
gannIton, gSisc. IL D@d4reno ~, psa
lle6eroanosperioOe lit ic5 an SHnlslosS
i'm 9iiiden uno III Den &cnoe1k Dls oenI M
nidGt mebr lte9en fonnte glnBemtpctts
bate id Jo1tI9peiB, 10 oab ole %ie %S
hi6cr DurcbndBt parcn. sd. oelleGsiga Gia@
anoere Ileoi5incu, fanO aber tellIe Sm mn,
berlna. ganoem i1 cine 6lalge a,,,s ~"
Qpoia @. %inf6ams 5 D&egctoble eu~it
pounO" cingenommen bate, be9anll HsS,s IaS,s
ne &eiierlng, imO ic5 gebrallcbte e l.T ,cyS
W2ouaie lung. Sic S1mcr6cn tSde
lcjluonoeu, gla6tiHreiB imD 0isaloI,l0;;rdl ID
na6men ab, umo III eineul Sabre loui o6s ~
pie um0edn0ert SD meiB, oaB lu sSE,st
nen fir meiue beitduoi9e quite @el'il,pgrrs ,.srs
oer6unocn bin - Srau VI. 5. @'p'
nell, W}aniton g8isc m.r,s
Ser @rfolg bon SDoia e. Flll!gu4r ,4er,l
,,&eQetablc COMPOUND" alls &ral1sSSSlls
uno 98urSelu bergeitellt, III iolDel o"'
len lit uuocr0lci6lid saen.
gSclm sic beIuuoCrctt 0satll iuMNlewS.mmt eScmt
70 Ihrci6cn Sie al GDOia Is. %s'lasrg"VT
WscSicine So. (cOuiiOcutiaD, HgHn, .ss..et g~a
Sbr 9ricf tuiro npu elmer BraM DeOll,'e.r", .er,
oclCicn unb bcautiuOrtct Mno itreI'S "
trauli0l QCbnltcn tpcrnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-03
Settles | %rO0Iem.
(5ortIeknng BON Oer 1. Seite.)

erflarcn oaB gegen @on Soru bic
Qlnlduloiguug Der 8eiAdoigung eli
ner Giienba9nbriide erboben weroen
f6nne, elm @ergeben pelAes auf
@rino elmer @ereinbarung 5pii4en
sen 9ereinigten Staotcn uno Canada
cine 9(uslieferung i'm @efolge Bat
D6er aber Die gLnihuloigung Der
Sod6eiH10igung ouf Der omeritani-
1Ben Seite aiif pelder Dur@ Die Or
ploiion S5eniter 8ertriinuuert ipuroen.
@is beute glbeno Bate San &orn nod
feinen glnmaIt 5i 9Rotbe ge5ogeu,
iibcrbutpt ideint er ietae gerbaftlng
fiibl nii5unebmen.
IaS glttcntat aif Sic 8riide puroe
BON Ban Sorn 5it elmer gitnltigen
8cit uutcrnomliieu. 9is Dor penigen
EaQcn mar Die @riide beitdnoig be-
madt morocn. Gaun muroeu Die
@ddtcr silriidgc0ogeu Cine glnoeu-
titnq. ooB @an Sorn oiele EbatlaAe
befannt mar, bradte lm5dblige @e.
riidte itber Spione in llmlolf mes
bol6 sic @eamten bon giep grunsmid
ouh IN oieier 9iidtilug cine llnterlus
6una bcgonncH 6aben
Gie Eoli5ei be9aitptet, oaB @an
Sotn bel ieiner @erbaftltng cine
8eiduiatg Scr Bride in ieinenl geltB
oehabt babe. Gr peigerte itG bart.
n1dia 6icrii6er cine Grfldrlng 81
dc6cn lmo leugnet ben @lann 81
fennen Der i1n nut oem Gguamit
beriorgt babe. Ole 8oIi8ei fonnte To-
meit nod teine Spur BON DEM Dlount
finocn
Das &ariier 9Gben0 . Hl
Ictiu.
Garts 2. 6e6ruar. GaS
fran3oiiIde @riegsbureou Oer6fient
lidtc 1eutc gl6euo elm oiii5ielles
Bulletin ioleenoen SnbaItS:
,@on Der Gee bis 5ur 8gs 9at oil
0etiide glrtillerie obne Griolge Der
iuht, luiere 8atterien gum S1luet
Gen SIT bringcn.
SSn Ser @egen0 BON gIrras CAB e
iud0reno Scr J1adt bonn 1. bis 2. Sc
hruar onoanernoes @eme9rfeHer
ober sic Snianterie ultcrnabm fem
glngriiie.
syn oer gId6e BON SoiIlonS Bobei
ipir oie @atterien 0cs 6einoes be
i1doigt uno cinen Sufauterie Yin
qriif 6ei ct. Eaul 8uriidgei1la8cn
Q9ir baben III Der y1dbe bon %er
t6eS .9cs.Suclus (noro0itlid BOZ
G6alous) an Sen 2Luslduiern oe
Maloes. oeiien ginna6me mir berelt
qemeI0et 9abel, peiter an @ooal &c
lponneu.
syn Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, in oe
91a6c bon 8ngatelle, 6abeu mir cine
oeiitihcn 9lngriif 5uriidgei9la9en.
sSi oen @ogeien 6a6eu mir wdf
rcn0 Ser 9ladt llif0ol3 bomboroiri
lin0 llnIere Grlippen nahtcn IN 0e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-03

Itieqen, bo6er ais mG6renO Der Sbelie-
runasfriiis oes Sobres 1898.
sSu eiu5elnen G0riern rotteten il1
er6ittertc Golfsmaiien 8uiammen
nno Itiirnten sic 8ddereieu. Die
Grts6c6oroen muroen 5ur Gert6ei-
hing bon 9roO ge5wungen.
GngIano's o6umd@tige
@eriude sur AuS9un-
9erurg Ieutidlauo' 3.
g8oi6ingtom 2. 8ebruor
9otidafter Sage fo6elte beilte BON
2onoon Sem Stoatsoeportemeut, oaB
Die 6ritii6e 5lotte Srores erbolten
babe, Garqos BON @etreioe uno @lebl
fiir GeltidlouO oOer Seiterrei4 ais
relotibe Gonter6auoe 3u bebonoeln
0ie Der @eidloona6re unterlpcrfen
lei. g9ie Der &otibofter erfldreuo
6eifiiate lit oieier Sdritt Die Solge
Der fiir5li1en 9(ufiinoigung oaB Die
Oeutibe 8egierlng sic Seidlogno1.
me oQes @etrei0e Deriiigt bo6e.
glod Ser @efanutma1ung oieier
/ O1aBna6me Ser Ocuticbeu &egierlng
bat 6efonntlib @rof 8ernitOrff, Ser
oelttide @otihofter, Die anerifoniide
9}e0ierrng forneQ 6ena1rihtigt 0oB
sic Oeuti&e &cgierung feline g|ab-
runqsmittel, sic ans 0er Ger2lnig-
| ten Staaten o0er on0eren neutraleu
Qdn0ern inportirt meroen ioaten,
6eidlaQna6nen miiroe, unO&reB-Ge-
peiben 6o6en beriGtet, 0oB sic Oeilt'
i6e 9ie9ierlng ausoriidlid Gin &c.
fret crloiieu bat, meldeS iolGe 9lnS-
na6men Doriiebt
@otihofter @oge 6eri6tete, Oie bri4
tiI6e 9Rcaicrlng babe ibu iuformirt
oaB bejiiglib Oes Gampiers DgStl.
5clmina", Der iid jebt nit elmer So.
| oln0 bon @eireioe ouf Sem @eg(
bon glem. Yorf no6 Bremen befinoet
cine 9lusno9me oemoHt mer0ei
wiiroc, neil oicicr Gampier 0ots Sen
GrloB 0cs 0eutiden GefretS d6ge
fa6ren iei. Sic britiide 9legieritng
iDirO Ocm Gaupicr bciAlagnebnielt
a6cr mieOcr ireilaiieu lmO Oas 6orgl
8u Dem III Dem W}ouiieit ongegebe
ncn 9reiie fouien. Sic britiiBell9le
0ieruug crflGrt ieooH ausOriidiid)
oaB lie anoerc Sen0ungcn dbnli@ei
G6arofters 6eihlagne6men iueroe
o6ne cine Gnti6dOigung 5u 5oblen.
9os Staotsoeportement fat it'd
nod nidt entiAloiien, mas es in De
Gabe tbun ioa. @S 6ot Oie g9. &
Greene Gommiiiion So. bon q
QouiS, sic Gigent6iiuer Der 2aounl
ser "g9il6clmino~, bon Ser @rtid
rimg ser britiiAen 9legieriiilgee Il
&euntnis gciebt
.&euG. anitralii&G .Slr rBba
pen fiir'g g9Dpten. 'Ho'
2on0on 8. Sebruar. ga
5meite auitralii9e Ertppen7@ontin
gent lit in @gDpten eingetroffen III
bat ii6 nit ser criten Expeditions
! 2lrmee pcreiniaf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-03
2ufaI6eridte ans gsaI6imaton.
3mei &c9tsonwdIte per-
nrtheiIt.

8 10 Ell III @ S q II 10 TIE ~
urtbeilt.
eyn ser 9unoesbauptita0t murOen
5pei GedtsantuGlte, @iQiom 6. 9lu-
broie unO @iaiam 9. &eillp, 81 em-
pfiuoliden5 rci6eitsitrafeu in Der
Grimiual.9l6t6eihlng oeS Supren-
@eridts oes 1iitrifts Columbia Der-
urt6eilt ga iie iiir ic6ulOig befunoen
mur0eu llnteridllasungen ols g1aH-
loBbetmolier 6egalgen 81 6aben.
9lm6role 6ot;e ais @ormuno Der
ain6er ocs ueritor6cneu Srn. 2ime-
rid $4,650 mno 9leiap in Oeriel6en
giaenidait ans Ocnl 9}odjloB bon
Hron3 4. 9od6obler $500 infer
idlagen. 9eioe &erurt6eilte legten
aegeu 0oS llrt6eil 9eruflmg eiu un0
iteQten sic geforoerte 9iirgidjoft.
S6erri6ter Gobington Der inn
Soae g(m6roie cine 6rei6eitsitraie
BON 5ebn Sabre 8udt6uus uno IN
0em Sale 9leiap cine iolde bon BRET
Syo6ren fir augemcien bielt, lpraH
iid 0es 9dugeren ii6er Die 9lngele-
oenbeit uo6 ser Stroioerfiinoung
ans uno erflGrte, sob es i6m beion.
0ers pcinlid iet 3lpei &ebtsanpdlte,
al perurt6eilen. Ga es iib ieoob
Inn &eriouen ban0ele, oie in Der of-
fentIi6eu @leinlng un6eoingt oos
! gr0Bte &ertrouen geilieBen uno IN
i6ren 9lcbtlibfeitsaniiGten ltndn-
taIt6or iein miiBtcu, 10 balte er 0o,
rum cine beionoers empTinOli&e Be
/ Itroflng fir not6wenOig. SIN Sale
glm6roie lei nod 9(nii6t bes 9ii6-
ters cine utuliter6rohene 9feibe bon
llnteriGloglmgen feit9eiteIlt NOR
SEN sic @eloer ieien BON Oem&edts-
unpolt 8u perionIiden 3peden per-
monOt iuorOen
I3wei 20 6pere guri@en~
oen @roBgeiAporenen
ubermieien.
llnter je $1,000 8iirgihoft lpuroen
| inn &oli5eiaeribt Grneit anott, bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-03

9lidtung ami 9urn6atpt-2e.9as
(llnter gurn6aupD 5ortihrittc"
g8as 0oS fron5oiiide
&riegSbiireoitiogt-
9uris, 9 5ebruar- n Gas 9eilte
g}aduittag bonn fran5oiten @riegs.
9iireai 0eroffentlidte ofii5ieQe Gom-
nnniique bat uo6ite5enoen @ort-
lout
Ser 1. 6e6ruar ipar be5eihnet
ourd beriddrfte Seftigfeit oes glr.
tiaerie 6euers oui unierer mie ouf
Oes 6einoes Seite mo ourd cine
Nei6e BON glngrifien Ser Geuti4en
DerbdltniBnldBig undergraduates 9e.
oeitliug pel9e idnintlib abgelutes
fen tpurOen
syn gelgien ri6tete sic i6mere glr-
tiQerie ser Geutibeu lire Sallptt6d4
tigfeit gegen oie 6elgii6e 6ront ms
6eionocrc oegen oie 0eridieoeuen
Stiibpiufte, ipelde oieie Truppen
ieit ldngerer 8eit III Der @egeuo Der
gper beiebt 6atteH lin ypern mar
Das Geiern an eii5elnen Stellen ali-
Beroroentlid beitig.
8piiden Ser 2ps uno Ser Somnte
griff ein oeittides 9legiment cine bri-
tiiGe 9oiition na6e Guin6D an uno
trieb 5uerit Oie englii@en Eruppen
suriid. 9}oH elmer 9iei6e bon @e-
! oenongriffen ero6erten jeood oie 6ri-
tifden Streitfrdite oas Derlorenc
Eerrain 8uriid im0 riidten iogor nod
weiter 0or feinolide Sdiibengrdben
in 9eiiB ne6menO.
syn 0ent @eied)t mel6es in ulierer
geitrigen glntiinOigitng erpd6nt mar
uuo pelheS ii6 entlong Der StraBc
smiIden 9etbune imo Ga 9aiiee ob'
Ipielte, 3eidncte ii@ uniere Sufon'
terie 6eion0ers aus. @s iHciHt, bar
| sic Ieutidei ipenigiteis Elm @atail.
Ion III oieien Gdmpfen berloren. Iil
beiocn eriten gIrgriife Der Geutlder
muroen 0urb iuiier Setter abgeuie
fen. Ger brittle mar inioiern criola
reid, ais Sic Geiitiden einen inierel
S6iibergrdbeu beletten bod eir
aleih 0arauf bon uiieren Eriippet
uuternommcuer @egenangriif sal
sen Sieg. 01ur menigen bon Sci
Deuti6en gelang es, ibre S6iiben
grdbeu pieoer SIT geiUinnen, all
ouoeren olroen get6otet ooer 5u sc
fdngenen gemadt
8iDiiAen Ser Sonne uno Der Gil
uno entlorg ser Sront ser gliSr
bat ii6 niAts BON 9e0eitung ereig
net, nit glusno9ne eines 0elti6el
glnqriffs onf Beaumont Sanel-
lluiere idpere 9(rtiGerie 6onl6ar
0irte SEN @a6n6of in 9loBon, no 81
Deutf6en i6re Streittrdfte perpro
biantirten. llniere @eidiibe Oerllr
Io6teu 5mei Grploiionen; mir fonr
len ii6er 5Dei Stiihoen lang Del
&ancD bo6odten
lluicre 6ortidritte III Oergld5e Oo
Kinder Schrei9n
MACH FlETcHER'S
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I'M JflCtell Nl'p
Der Seite ilno ipaG
10 Ic9ipaf9, Oab iq
iaum nieiue @alls,
arbeit6ei ior9eu tho'tlo tolIll',
te. syc6 babe Sq9l" q29r'
6. 9Siuf6am's gSss.s
Qetable Gonlpolll'D2 y
9enonmeiL uno SSII
bat mir lebr ,l,Ss lDUSs
9et9au. sScg lpelGs .a;.
S6re Sg2e0i5in .l'.,, llls',
Il en- GSreuu0innlllsS nlSe
entpfe6len uIIo 9.,Hs 9sHs
cShueu Die GrlahV>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-03
@hnrMiIride e Gtro6en.

G6urdiIrfde SiroOen.
%aris, 2. Se6ruar. ~ gSiniton
Spencer G6ur1ilL ser erite 2oro
Scr glomirolitGt, crfl6rte in eincu
syntcrbiem init 2ouis 2crour, oem
&eooftenr ocs n@}otin" Ii. a.:
n8unt eriteu W}ale in Ser @eidibte
Gnglon0's fann mon iagen u0ie See
lit frei.~ syn 0en Sogen, in oenen mir
uns gegenieitig 6efdmpfteL bro6teu
ms uniere Siege niemals cine Si-
der6eit, oie iitb nit Der berglei6en
lGBt, oereu mir ms jebt erfreueu.
Scr 0rud, oen england ourdb Die
8cidrGltfung Ser Ginfubr nod
0euti6Iano ousii6t foil nidt nod
Ioilcn bis 9euti@lono beoinglngSloS
no1giebt. llnO ielbit wenn SSbr
Sron5oien ooer infer gerbiinocter
&uBlon0 iicb entidei0en ioIlte, bonn
Sericge 5lriid6utreten, mas D0llig itn-
oenfbor it, Damn piiroen mir eng
Idnoer oen &rieg bis gum bitteren
@n0e fortlebcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-03

@eri6es oauern fort @ir 6aben Ell
neu an0ereu fleineu g9olo Dor oie.
lem Iorie belebt
Sn @oepre Giiirift uuterno6ni
ser 6einO einen 9ln9riff ouf Die
@eit 5eite oes 8ouhot @oloes
(norO0itlic5 bon IroDon), wuroe je-
bod iofort 5uriidgeihlogen.
Bon ser 5ront in 2ot6ringen uno
in oen &ogeien lit nidts 0leues 5u
6eridten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-03

9&r. 455, @-9troBc, 9lorolpeit nv
George Eioeruep, bon Sir. 4O4, y
StroBe, gloropeit oeu @roBaelqlDSS.
rcuen ii6eripieien ipeil iie per0a~
tigt iucrocn in Scr bergonge'',"'
g8obc IN 0eut o86ite Souie Sllnu n'l,,
ROOM eiuge6roMen 81 boben. =" a.,
Bcrocnl gloubt sic YoIi5ei IN y" ~
.6eioen Wldnnern Die @inbreAer ~ :"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-03

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(uor00itlicb bon EroDon), puroe je-
bod iofort 5uriidgeihloaen-
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fen 8omben aif oos 6erii5mte S9loB
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sen @ruu0 uieOer
Gos S9loB Som6ers mar Die
gomncr-9eiiocn5 Ser irau85iilaeH
@rdiin N2anpeau. IS entbielt mertg-
uoae auaIti8dbc; Ser Sdaoeu iDirO
anf mebrare Miaiouen 8raucs ge-
iddet.
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8urts, 2. 6ebruar. eincr
6eute pom Observation-Disclosures erlal-
ieueu @efanntma9ung 5uiolge ma1-
te qeltcrn elm oeuti4es llnterieeboot
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peoirel mo0ur6 cine &erlesing
Ser formelleu alauiel Der Songer-
Gouucution bon 1907 betrciis gla.
sriffe auf Soipitali8ifie be9angeH
mur0s.
gla6 9(ngabe oes @liniIlcriums be.
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noro.norooitlio5 bonn @aorc &ci9t
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-03

2on6on, 8. 6e6ruar. ~ Gas
5peite auitraliide Euippen-@orBifso
gent lit in @gDpten eingetroffen mo
bat ii@ nit ser criten expeditions
gLrnee pereiniat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-28
SONS OF VETERANS AND
AUXILIARY INVITATIONS

Wednesday evening was one of much
satisfaction to Pell Clason Camp, Sons
Of Veterans. and the Auxiliary. The
two organizations met at o'clock st
he supper room of G. A r. hall where
bountiful supper was served. After
supper the ladies of the Auxiliary -
Iaired to Foresters hall where a class
initiation was held Several of the di-
vision officers were present, which add
ed much to the enjoyment of the ga,:l-
ering.
At the same time the Sons of Vet
Grams held an initiation at G. A. r. hall
where class Of six were instruc Ell
In the mysteries Of the order Among
those present were Division Comman-
der Olin P. Aver of Auburn, Junior Vice
Commander John w. Howe of Angus a
Past Division Commanders G. II. Bangs
and c. Fl. Cram of Augusta After tie
limitations the two orders gathered al
G. A r. hall where a social dance was
enjoyed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-28
Johnson w Wright.

Mountain Brook Farm, Brewster, \.
Y, was. On Monday, Oct. %. the scene
of very pretty home wedding when
Miss Heien E. Wright of Brewster
was married to M mcfarland john
son of rIallowell, Maine, By the Rev.
E ". Weber, who is the bride
gToo1n's pastor.
The couple were attended by DIR. and
Mrs. Henry ". Miller, formerly Of
Augusta, and who won many friends
in Maine while the Doctor was super
intenGent of the Augusta State Hos
pitai.
Mrs. Johnson is the talented sister
Of Mrs. Miller. Mr.. johnson is re-
tired business man and is director
of the Hallowe1l Trust Co.. president
Of the n. E. Cabinet Co, of Portland,
g trustee of the Jniversalist State
convention, aad q member Of the
Home Market Cub and of the Boston
Art Club.
After short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs Johnson will reside at his home,
in EaIleweIi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-28
HARLON BARNES BLDGS.
ON NORTH STREET IN
FARMINGDALE BURNED

The farm buildings owned bv Har-
Ion Barnes. situated on North street,
farmlngdale, about three miles from
this city, were totally destroyed by
hre Wednesday evening. The toal loss
is estimated at about $500 and is said
to be covered by insurance. MIR. Barnes
resides in Augusta but was at the farm
at the time the fire originated. The
mouse was occupied by family named
Sturgis. The furniture was saved.
The fire was discovered by James
Norton shortly before O'Clock and
the neighbors quickly notified by tele.
phone and otherwise. Efforts to save
the buildings proved unavailing. The
flre originated In the smaller of the
two barns and its origin is unknoun
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-28

The following teachers will leave to-
day for the Teachers convention at
Bangor: Principal W. L. Beaie, Sub
master E. H. Drake, Miss Jessica Has
kell and Miss Laura Hodgkins Of the
High school; Sub principal Miss Sadie
Emery Miss Gertrude Callahan Miss
Edna Trvon, Miss Zfllah Wilbur and
Miss Elsie Holway of the Maria Clark
Grammar school Sub principal Miss
Mildred A1nes. Miss Marietta Lowell,
Miss Bertha Bell and Miss Imogene
Wood of the Middle street Primary
school: Miss Belle Hopkins of the
Page street Primary: Miss Ida Carey
of the Louden Hill school Miss Mar
ion Mclaughlin Of the Laughton
school: and Miss Annie Webber Of the
Granite Hill school. Supt. of Schools
Charles Il. Abbott left Wednesday af-
te,Ioon for Bangor to attend q ban
fue- Of the STATE saperintendents OF
schools. Miss Snow will leave this
Thursday morning for Bangor. Miss
Snow IS the teacher of music in the
schools Of Winthrop and HalloWell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-28

Master Albert Henderson, Highhol-
born street, entertained a party of
friends Tuesday evening, the occasion
being the eighth anniversary Of his
birth. The dining room was attrac-
lively decorated with Halloween ia
vors and lighted with Jack-o-lan-
terms. Refreshments were served and
pleasant time enjoyed by the young
people. Those present were: Misses
Eleanor and Evelyn Scott Airline Dale.
Madeline Fuller. Dorothy Davidson,
Masters Chester Foster. George and
Philip Stuber, John Leighton. Andrew
Henderson. Lawrence Davidson. Ber-
nard Fuller and Gerald Bowler.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-28

The Scribe had the pleasure OF
walking through f. s. Smith & CO..
second floor and he was shown the
wonderful line of suits and coats that
seemingly make 1t quite impossible for
ladies 10 patronize other cities. The
fall fashions that MIR. Smith has Sc
lecred Will certainly surprise those
indies who have not already inspected
them. Be fair to home business ana
let your presence encourage the enter
prise that makes specially Of ele-
CANT suits 10 satisfy the most exact
ing shoppers.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-28
GARDINER GUN CLUB
OUTSHOOTS RICHMOND
GUN CLUB WEDNESDAY

Gardiner schools closed Wednesday
night until the following Monday. in an
cases where the teachers attended the
convention which is to be held in Ban
gor on Thursday and Friday of this
week. Supt. Chase went to Bangor
Wednesday noon to attend meeting of
the executive and nominating commit
tee which met in the afternoon. No
students from. Gardiner are to take part
in the musical festival, which is again
to be a feature OF the convention, as 1t
Is designed exclusively for those in the
eastern part of the State.
The old organization known az the
Richmond Gun Club came to Gardiner
Wednesday and were defeated at the
traps of the Gardner Gun Club by the
latter organization by 13 birds. The Gar
diner gunners made especially good
scores. but one of the five dropping un-
der 20. The score:
GARDINER GUN CLUB