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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-06
Judge of Illinois Su-
preme Court Is
Radical
ON SIDE OF PRESS;
AGAINST COURTS
Warns Against Use of
Contempt" Pro-
ceedings

CHICAGO, March 5.--Absolute
and actual freedom of the press,
urged by Judge orrIn n. carter, OF
the Illinois supreme court, before
the Chicago Press club yesterday.
was the subject OF editorial com.
ment in all Chicago papers today.
The jurist dwelt especially on a
warning against the judiciary WELD
ing unwisely the arbitrary" power
to punish for contempt.
Unless matter is obscene or libel
Gus, newspapers should be allowed
and have the right to publish any
thing they please and be protected
In publishing It." declared Judge
Carter "ordlnarily. the attempt to
censor or attempt to suppress pub
lication produces the very state
which the censorship sought to OBJ
viate. Light Is the very best po-
liceman.
Tho newspaper II one OF the
chief means OF educating the people.
All who can read. turn TO the news
paper. many read nothing else"
Denouncing abuse OF the power TO
punish for contempt. Judge Carter
quoted the following ruling of the
Illinois supreme court.
"An honest, independent and In
teiligent court win win its way 10
public confidence. In spite OF newH.
paper paragraphs. however pointed
may be their wit or satire, and its
dignity will suffer less by passing
them by unnoticed than by arraign-
ing the perpetrators. trying them in
n summary way. and furnishing them
by the judgment OF the offended
party.
Respects 20 courts cannot be
compelled. II Is the voluntary tri-
butte OF the public TO worth. to vir-
tue and intelligence; and whilst
they are found upon the judgment
seat so long. and no longer. will
they retain public confidence.
Power TO punish for contempt Is
nj best an arbitrary power, and
should be exercised on the preserva-
tive principle only. and not on the
vindictive."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-06
ORDER AFFECTS
QUARANTINE

WASHINGTON. March 5--sweep-
ing changes In foot and mouth
quarantined territory were announc-
cd by the agriculture department to-
day. effective Monday.
The order was very voluminous,
adding various counties. parts OF
counties and even individual ranches
TO be closed. modified, exposed and
restricted areas. West Virginia.
Ohio. Wisconsin. Michigan. Montana,
Illinois, lowe and Kentucky are the
states effected.
Senator Sheppard OF Texas, an
nounced to-day that he and Senator
Kenyon viii leave within two weeks
TO visit Chicago asd Niles. Mich,
in connection with the senate agri-
cultural sub-committee's inyestigs-
tion Of the foot and mouth disease,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-06
SUES FOR
HEART BALM
Mrs. Grace Carver
Says Widow Stole
Husbands Love

Trial OF a $4,000 suit for alleged
alienation affection against Mrs.
Ida Shaft. OF No 1854 West Jeffer-
son-ave.. widow OF John Shaft, n
saloonkeeper. was begun. Friday
morning. In circuit court, before
Judge Hally. The plaintiff Is Mrs.
Grace Carver. handsome and well
dressed. who charges the widow with
having stolen the love OF her hus-
band, Frank r.. Carver.
The attorney for the plaintiff, In
his opening statement TO the jury,
promised TO reveal the details OF a
romance which began soon after
Carver, finding himself out OF work.
permitted his wife TO 20 to live with
her parents.
Mrs. Shaft was the FIRST witness.
She said her husband died IN 1907
and that she met Carver, while on
n boating party on the Detroit river.
Ave years later.
"Do you remember having met
Carver IN the Burns hotel, and OF
having met HIS wife later, when yoa
came out with himT
II don't remember having met
her. was never introduced 20 her"
Mrs. Shaft admitted that she had
been out alone with Carver several
times. 10 theaters and 10 cafes.
The case was adjourned at 1880
O'Clock until O'Clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-06
HIGHER RATE
Demanded

CHICAGO, March 5-Unless the
Interstate commerce commission
grants the freight rate increase ask
ed by al western railroads, the num-
Der OF southwestern railroads In re-
ceivership will be doubled this year,
according to Festus j. Wade, head
of the Mercantile Trust company,
and Mercantile National bank, OF st.
Louis Testlfying before Commits
sioner w. NJ. Daniels. Wade said he
made the statement because of his
intimate knowledge with the flnan-
cial AFFAIRS OF the majority OF south
western railroads.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-06
ALLIES BUY
WAGONS

CHICAGO. March 5-orders for
s3,350,0OO worth of wagons to be
used by the allies in Europe. II was
learned today. have recently been
placed with western manufacturers
The order calls for 1900 heavy
draft baggage wagons, OF this num-
ber 700 will be supplied by the Peter
Schuettler Co, OF Chicago. Other
portions of the order are to be filled
by the Studebaker Co, of South
Bend. ind, and the Mitchell-Lewis
Co, OF Racine, Wis. The wagons
to be built here are to be ready for
shipment May 1. At all of the fac
tories night and day shifts are work
ing to turn out the full order within
the shortest possible time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-06
BIG ESTATE
GOES TO MISSIONS

KALAMAZOO, Mich. March g.
Especial. Practically all Of the
estate OF Hannah Cornell, who died
here recently. has been left to- the
mission board Of the Presbyterian
church. The amount is nearly $780,.
600. Mrs. Cornell was for years one
OF the best known and most active
workers In the Presbyterian church.
She came ia Kalamazoo when there
we're less than SIX houses here
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-06
Hundreds Are On Ship
Wireless Reports
In Flames
MANY AMERICANS
ARE ABOARD
Threatened Vessel Is
One of Greatest
Ocean Liners


LONDON. March 6.-The French
liner La Touraine Is on are 700 miles
west Of the French port Of Brest &C
cording to wireless TO Loyd's at
1925 a. m. today. The steamers
Rotterdam, swanmore, Cornishr1an
and Arabic are rushing to her A.
sistance.
The message came from the wire
less station at valentia, county Ker-
ry, on the west coast Of Ireland. Her
owners, the Compagnie Generals
Trans -Atlantique. gave out the fol-
lowing statement:
"The La Tourraine. New York to
Havre, is atire on the coast Of Ire-
land. She was due at Havre tomors
row. Consequently she cannot be n
great danger. owing to her nearnsss
to the English coast. There =
plenty of assistance en- route. The
White Star liner Arabic and other
vessels are rushing to her assistance
The only news we have received =
from the valentia wireless station.~
The La Touraine sailed from New
York, Feb. rs. On her passenger list
iare I'VE American doctors ana 10
American nurses. bound for French
battiefields. The remainder OF her
passengers consisted largely Of
Americans, whose business demand
ed their presence in France. and q
number of French reservists an
swering the call to the colors.
Lloyd's wireless. appareAtiy. con-
flcts with that received by the L.
Touraine's owners, II fixes the 10
cation OF the burning liner at iati-
tude 1906 north, longitude 2o.lS
west, 700 miles eff the French coast.
The liners owners insist that the
liner In close to the British coast.
and that her passengers are tn no
danger.
The la Touraine Is one OF the big
liners plying between New York and
Havre.. She Is a steel screw steam
er OF s,429 tons, built tn 1890. and
$40 feet tn length, with accommoda-
tions for several hundred pas
sengers, She has speed OF 10
knots and was under command of
Capt. Caussin, Because of war con,
ditions and OF the recent establish
ment OF the German "war zone" her
passenger list was comparatively
light -whsn-shs- sailed from New
York.
The party OF American nurses and
doctors aboard the La Tourafne
comprise unit sent by the French
hospital. West Thirty-fourth-sts New
York, Funds for ths hospital unit
were supplied by Mrs, William y,
Fitzgerald, an English woman Nv.
ing in New York. VINO contributed
;leo,oee,
The American surgeons tn the
party are Doctors A. o, Jinenin, "
O. Walker, w, O.. Brsddsek, Joseph
wheelright and John w. irwin.
The nurses are Misses Eussnis
Lyons, Victoria Frankfort MelRe
McGrath, Katherine and Nellie
oHanlon, Nellie Parsons, Beda bst
erson. and Dorothy p'eeaAeIi,
The American hospital WIT waa
destined far FassF, France
The white Star linar AFahie ssalsd
from Lissrpeal three DAYS aga ~
is believed te have been withia ~
miles Of the In TouraiRs when ~
broke put, The Arahis tirslssee9
that she had caught the iinsr's ea4
for assistance, and was goiag ~ bGF
aid. She did net vlseiess hee nef
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-06
GERMANS
SINK BOAT
Claim French Crew
Was UprOariOusly
Drunk

BERLIN, (via Wireless to Say
vile. l., ID March 5--A French
steamer loaded with amhmaunition,
destined for the allies at Nieuport
was sunk OF ostend by Germsn
shore batteries, and her crew made
prisoners, according to dispatches
received here this afternoon.
The crew of the French steamer
was uproariousiy drunk. They steer
cd into ostend, thinking they were
entering the NieupoIt harbor. Sew
erai French sailors were wounded
by 0ssRaR shsils,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-06
SCOTTISH RITE
CATHEDRAL BURNS

WHEELING. w, Va, March s.
Fire starting early today, II Is be
lieved by spontaneous combustion.
completely destroyed the Scottish
Rite cathedral. the finest lodge home
in West Virginia at a loss OF $780,.
600, Martins Ferry and Beilaire
tohio, fire departments we're called
to help save adjoining church and
college property,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-06

Dr. W. A. Dumas removed his den
tai Office to the David whitney Bldg,
Room Iils.-Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-06

rrsssrs tse pisi. sest kfsa--thss
- rfsks-Tis>- ses Dev.rt-ests--
Msss lS10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

nnne6ncn. OaB Oic Gonuiiiion Dem
9icidstog Oori1lagci miro, Die 6ci-
Den NianOate in iinngemdBer 9lis-
legrmg oer @erfoiind fiir crloi6cn
81 erfldren. 9ei6lieBt Der 9lei6stog
in Oieiem Slime, mas mo6l ais iiber
gelten oarf Damn ba6en Die 6eiocn
SonOeSDerrdt6er aufgebort, iiber Die
our9 Oie 8eriaiiing geiudbrte Sm-
mlnit6t 81 0erfiigen lmO fiir Die
ltrafre6tlide @erfolgung lit ireic
8a6n.
@as Oen Io5iolOcmofratiiden gl6-
ocorOnetcn fiir Mcb, Or. @ciQ, &c.
triiit, 10 liegt ieine Strait6at Uou-
fonlmen flar. ya1 @oragrap6 SS
OcS Strafgciebbuds fir Oos 9cutihe
9fei6 miro cin 0cittider, Der mad.
reno eines gcgen Oas 1eutide 9Rci6
nusge6rohenen &rieges in Der icinO.
li6en &ricgsma1t Iienitc ninimt
ooer oic @afien gcgcn OaS 9eitide
&cib ooer Oelien @unocSgenoien
trdgt, pegcn SanocsOerratbs nit le-
6ensldnglidcm 3u6t6aus oOer lc-
6cnsldngli6er 6eltings6aft 6eitrait
0ie 6elhlngsbaft fonn MIR In 6rage
fommen, menn Die Itroi6ore Sano.
lung ni6t aus ebrloier @eiitnlng
entiprlungcn lit. SSn borliegenocn
5oq, no Gin &crtrcter Ocs Geutiben
Yolfes in elmer fein0li9eu glrmee &c.
gen 0cutidlono 5u 6eIoe 5ie6t, fam
iel6itDcritdnoli1 MIR bon 3udtbous
Die 9ieoe iein. SIN @infiibrlngsgeieb
oes Stroigeieebubes fir @llob-Sot6-
ringen lit dber inn 9lrtifcl A beltinnlt,
DAB fir cine 9icibe BON @erbrc6en,
81 ocnen au6 Der 2anocspcrrotb inI
&aragrapbcn SO gcb0rt, all Stelle
Der lebensldngli9en 3udtbausitroic
Die Gooesitrafe tritt, pcnn Oos Ser.
brehen in cinen S6eile oes &cideS,
Der in Griegs5uitano erfldrt lit, oOer
WdbrcnO eines gcgcn oas 9feid aus
gebrohcncn &rieges auf Dem 3riegs-
i1auplobe begongen lit. 9oS &rie9S-
eeri6t, OaS ua6 9eieitiglng Scr 81
genidoft. oes Or. @eia ais &ei1S-
tagsab9eorOnetcr oas StraiOerfabreu
rim contumaciam" Our65uiii6ren 6ot,
Oiirfte mit6in wo6l auf EoOesitrofC
erfehnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

bcanipru1t: 0os &ricgsIicOer6ut5
fir oos ociii6c Seer 1914. SIN 9(uf-
troge 0es SEulhtsminiiteriumS 6crgc-
itcat, lcic6t uno ban0licb, MIR bier5ig
Seiten unfaiien0, if es 6eitimmt,
an uniarc Eruppen in 0it uuO g9eit
ecionot 5li mcrOen. @iiAer nciit IN
ieincm @erfe og(r6eit uno 9l6Dt6-
mus nac6, ipic ie6r Der 9ibDt6mus
Oic GbGtigfeit ooOitrc6 crlei6tert, OoB
er ole forperIidJe 9lnitrengung on-
i1eineno berringert. So6olo Wtuiif
bel scr g(rbcit ert0nt, DoQ5ieDt licb
Oieie nit 9lnnltb. Scr @eiang er-
b01t oic 2ebcnsencrgie oeS Solooten.
Ole SammluHg iit on @crlogc bon
Sropibib & Sobn (9crIilD anonDm
cridicnen (Gommiiiion fir 0os foi-
ierIi6e &olfSlieOcrbud). &ir ipilien
obcr felt @uitoD 9iotbe's &ortrog
il6cr Sricgslieoer, OoB ibr @craus-
gebcrWlor 6rieOlGnOer it, Der GRIND
lihite Gcnner unO eifrigitc 6ori6er
auf Dem @ebicte Oes oeuti6en 2ieOes.
llnteritiibt murOe cr bel Oicier Der-
antportlngsbolcn g(rbeit ourb so.
bonnes 9oIte, @far @obl (@Dmnoiiul-
0ireftor in @u6eD imo &orl 2iitee
@lan bari iagen Dab cine Samm.
Img mic Oics &riegslieOcr6u1 bel
feinem anOcrcn Golfe m0glid mGre.
g9ie ocnn lmier Oeuti1eS Soloatcn.
lieo idon an iib etwas gan5 @in5igeS
lit. Gie 6ran5oien 6a6en Dem nibts
9le6nlidcs an Die Scitc 81 ieBen,
nod oiel mcniger Die GnglGuocr, Oe-
rem Seer in 6lanocrn iic6, mic glau6-
WiirOigc 3cligen Dcrii9crl beim
Singer ouf oen gcncincn Gaiien-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

GS lit hnmcr c0t OclItl6c glrt &C.
wcicu, politil6cn mo naiioholen Na.
scr ni6t ouf 0oS We6ict Der Gluit
81 ii6crtraacn. 6rcilib babcn mir
mic i6mer5Iider ais iebt cria6rcn,
luie penig iol6c @eitber5igfeit iicb
Can't oerOicnt. glber iolen mir Ocs.
6oIb nm init 10 pielem S6onen aitdb
Oicie Gorllrtbeilsloiigfeit ser @eiin.
niug gonj uerlorcn gc6en loiicn?
Wlan fann es peritc6en Wem cine
0eutibe aiinitlcrin iib nit elmer
Sammlung bon &olfspeiien 6erpor-
magt, sic nibt nir feinen friegcri.
l6en 9olit cntbalten ionOern nur
5un geringen 16eil 6cimot6lc6, 81.
meiit i'm Wortcn ircmoer, iogar ms
iein0liher gfationen crbliibt iinO.
Suiannc 0ciioir 6ictet Oen 5meitcn
9ano i6reS oGeiioir-9(l6ums" (bei
gilbert Sta6l. 9erliD in Der Niei.
nung, Dab ngerooc in Oen Eogen, no
Die G0lfer ii1 bcfdnlpicl Der title
@ettitreit i6rer Geidnge bic 9lui.
merfiauteit na6oenfli9er 0luiiflieb.
ba6cr feieln f0nnte". Soate iie ii6
oarin tdui6en 70 merOen oicie rei5-
Ooaen, bon DER Serausgeberin &c.
ididt ln0 iang6nr ii6criebten SieOer
fir ipdtcre 3citcn nidbt pcrloren iein,
INN 10 peniger, ais ibr trcuer 0titar.
better Bruno Sin5e-Gcin6olo aud
oieicm 9anoe icinc feingear6eitetcn
Observation-Disclosures anaepaBt BAT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

boucr bon SiprcrorD 6ci1rdni.. Gas
ruiiii1c Seer pieocrum Iingt MIR
i@pcrmiit6iae @olfslieoer. Sn oic.
lem ariegsleOcrbu9 a6er iiuocn iicb
nc6en eigcntli6cn SolootcnlieOcrn
altc @6orGle, polfstbiimli9c @clea-
i9oftstGn5c. oltc mo >ucuc &olfs-
lmO 9iebeslieOer. 0i6tunoen er-
lnIdter @enieS, mic 2nt1er lmO
SbiGer ipe6icIn nit popular gclpor.
Ocacn 9ieOern ocr &omantifcr ll6s
lonO, Sauft Seine, @i9cnoorff @il.
belm Nliiacr, Suitinus aerncr; Dor
9uem lit natiirlib audi oie aricgS.
IDrif pon 1918, glrnot, S1cnfcnOori
70. &orncr beriidlidtigt. Wlan
merit: oas 9ii1lein penoet iib nibt
mlr an 0en gcncinen @am, ionOcrn
ou6 al Oen @e6iloetcn. Gon beoer-
tenOen @onipoiitioncn bringt cS 2il-
Tiers DSeite Burg SapOn's otter
rci9iide nGolfSbDnne~, @e6ers
2icocr aus u9eper nno S6wert~, 60
mes 05riOericus 9ler". ~ @dbrcnO
Die fran5olii6en &aterlanOsgeidngc
o6nc ghIsna6me Die SeinOe Oerd6tliG
MAIDEN unO MIR bon ogloire" mo
noictoire" reoen iinoet iid in oen
oeiltidcn Solootenlieocrn foum cine
g(noelitlien bon SoB ooer WliBad-
tiing Oes @egners mo ni9tS BON eft.
fer Fra6liudt mo 9iubmreOigfeit,
lin 10 me6r tritt 0ie 2iehe 5ilr Sci.
lnatb, 5ur 6amilie, gum S6as 6er.
Dor. Vlm fam ii6 Ooriteaen iveldC
6rcuoe unieren 8roDcn ga OrauBen
oieies Siilfsmittel 5u gemeiniomer
@rbalumg rnO 9lufiriiAung bereitcn
muG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20
9as QieO i'm 0rieae.
Bon Or. aeopoIO 9 3mi6t

|on Or. SeopoIo g 6mi0t.
@Ion iu6t 10 eifrig no6 9Greu.
mcnten Inn 0os uns oifscbGngte
S6m1bmort n9orboren" ais lmoer-
oicnt 0uriidoulpeiien. g8ir ioatcn 81
itol5 iein, Oergleiben 81 tbm. @er
loubt Oenn inn Grnit Ooron2 llniere
6einoe ctipo2 0oS 6ieBe i6ren Sn-
tellcft unteri9Gbell. Scr @epriigelte
i6inipft ~ ooS lit 9taes. Sollte o6er
nod SenanO iiber 0en Gborofter unO
Die Sitten 1niereS 8olfes i'm 8pei-
fel lein man brouhte ibn mobrlid
MIR ouf 0os 2ieo am 8eIoe 81 ber-
meiien. @iebt es ein itdrferes 8eug.
nib? Gin lineenoes Seer ais Sinn-
bilO Ser Terpiloerling 1T unOenf6or.
Cactus berihtet in nOe @ermonia"
bon 0en 8orOieteu, Oie Dor unO p1bs
reno Ger Shloht bon ben @ermonen
onge1tinumt nurOen; i'm t2. Syo6r.
bunoert er5Gblen itolierliihe SHrift.
iteaer bonn &riegsgciong oeutiher
Streiter. lln0 nm: gfobenber 1914.
Sm @efcbt bel Ypern itiir3t ii4 Die
Sungmannldoit unieres Seercs III.
fer Dem @ciong bon oDeutihlono,
0eutlhlon0 ii6er 9[aes~ tooesnultbiq
ouf oie feinolit6en S6iitengrG6cn.
Gas Sie0, 6os 10 5u ollen 3eiten i'm
W}un0e ocs oeutic6en &riegers gelcbt
bat, fenn6eidnet ocn 9ulturItono
nibt ein5elncr &reiic, ionoern oes
gan5en @olfes, ipie9clt cincn @runo.
aug ieineS g8eicns. llno ocsbolb
fonmt auh Oem mooernen Soloaten.
lieOc cine ni6t 6u unteri90tcnoe Be
0eutltng 6u.
$50 ole 2uIt om Singen 10 groB
un0 10 oerbreitet lit, p6Ait Die TEro.
button leicbt ms llngeneliene. Cine
3eit mie oie lmirige iomnielt nibt
MIR @orbonoenes 5i bequemem @e.
broih, ionOern mohte notlrgemdB
oicien @olfsi6ot na6 &rdftcn Oer-
mebren. 0oB nur ons menieIte bon
Dem, ipoS babel 81 Gage geioroert
miro, @oelmctan 1T, berltebt iiA bon
ielbit. 9lamentlid ouf Dem @e6iet
oes potriotiihen 2ieOes iI6eripiegt
oos @eidmadloie ino 95latte. Sn-
oeiien eie6t es gllSnobmen; 10 ba6en,
I'M MIR einige 81 nennen, @leh,
5ubrmeiiter uno neueroines Sobon-
neS 0ob6er (gieue @aterlonOslie0er
fir Gbor ino Soli Berlin, bel 9ll.
bert Sto6D BEL oaem Streben nod
@olfstbiimliHfeit 0en nniifoliihen
9lnitono au pobren eetpuBt. @as
o6er iinet Ser SoIoot ielber oobeinl
un0 im 6eloe?
Cine ousfiibrlihc 9lntiport ooroiif
crtbeilt 0os eben bel 8rieorih Sol
meiIter.2eip6ig eri6ienene, nit bib.
i6en iolOotiiHen 6arbenoruden &C.
ibuiidte Bud D9elltide Soloaten.
lieoer1. Gs lit bon Seinrid Sder.
rer, Dem 9eeriinocr Der Wliindener
@uitoriItenibule, berousgege6en rmo
.0ober nit @uitorrebegleitltng Oer.
Icben. Die Sanmlling berbreitct
iiH iiber mebrere Sobrbunoerte ino
entbdlt nomentlih biel Invertebrates
Ntaterial ans SiiooeutiAlono. @inen
eou5 onoeren 3wed berfolgt cine
Gmnmllino. Sic ltnier be1on0ercS oSn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

Carrier @lel0ung) Die Gcut,
iHcn 6enrubi9cu nit i6rcn cniietli.
den lllanen jcet oud oie 9uit, Gicie
Gi1t lllorcn rciien ouf fliesenOeu
%ier0en ourh ocn 2uitrolm nn0
idiitten iibcroa 2an5cn Gcrrnter. Gie
Geiltichcn ncnnen cincn ioldcn SuIt.
llIanen: SMiItte 9nn1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

Scrr (Sum @erniiitIer nShou'r
Sie MIR. 0oB sic fir meiue God,ier
balo einen Moun fir0eu Der Goftor
bat ibr Oie iieenoe Scbcnsrciie 0ers
botcn.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

Sn 0en SGitterpoGen.
SSunge 6rau: DSeiratbe mir io
feinen Hauher - jeoen 9(uaen6lid
miB idj meinem Wanne oie 3igarrC
aus Dem Whnoc nebmcnl"
Srcunoiu (cntruitet): n@irflih
6os tbuit 0u9"
Sunac 6rou: nSSo e.. Inn ibm ei-
lucn &uB all gcbeul~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

ugiodbem @ sautioom bic beiz
ben sriten gerlobuneen riidsdnaio gr.
matt 6ot tnit Oh DID gum oritten
g1oIe nit ibm perlobt. lie6e 9foia9~
nSya n i'd 9abe Inn o6er oeloat,
boB in i6n jebt unDioerruilib 5um
Iebteu NeaIs Iisbe. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

oSic molcn mie0er ouf Ben portui
gieiiiden E6ron2~ mur0c @lanueI
gciragt. 50 miro ocm oaS Oic
portupiciiihe 9lrmec 0uloen2"
.GGrrdcnlD erpioerte scr &C.
miitb0olle @rf0nig. Die loii i'd
bod BON 0en Geuti@cu 0eruidtcn." "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

oSl6er 6riB, nurum weint Oa
bonn 10? SIT Dir mas 3uScitoBeu?"
oSo, mcin 3pilingsbruoer bat
mid gebouen Sa 5a6 IDS insinem
SSreunb erSdMt, Der foatc i'm an Der
GdI dbIanaen mo ipieoer 6duen lino
0a-oo-Dot cr ms ucrpehieltl@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

5rdulein Gulolia Sumner 81 meis
nem @e6urtstas 5iin0st mir mein
Sater 10 piel Si9ier an, aIs i9 Sab
re 8d9lel~
Serr $50 tris9i er Die Bonn ale
ber9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

n3ieics oerilIrte 2uten Der Muio
tuppen fam ich nic5t 60reu-ss macbl
mid gang ncrpOsl~
,@as limb Si, lonIt Dob niftl"
,.91ein a5er tiir5!i1 Fat mir elmer
meine Srou per 9Iuio entfiibrt. Seoes
nal pcun i1 10 me Suppc bor',
fiirdt i41 er brinst he mir 5uriidl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

9ipferidniieoe un0 9Iumbers.
Sobu Dubrri TIA Tbnne.Sirnbe. Is. & y.
1elep9ol: MoIe 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

Wlormor. im0 @roait.Q9erfe.
g. elloartnrr & sous 22s Roro.GbaTles'eir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20
92oiionoI 99unfefi

,,1be Oh Guiuu National Nnni." @ah, uno
0retersGiraBc. Sacob go. 00cl. BldIloeni;
6enrb .. 9cbrc dnllircr
.eccuno 0olirnnl 8nnf" AS2 G1osNrodomnp
gR. g. MnQnsr Nalfircr
,,pfitcru ylntiDuGl Wuul," IA IorOf1uiniui
SrQbc N Wlarrloii 0ulnrcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

nSascn sic mai i'm @ertraucn,
ME loor osnn eigsntliA Bic @eidi4is
nit Sbrer 6d.pciter @loira?~
uGonnsn Sic Id)iueigcn9"
Dlln6cOingtl~
sd aufl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

st.. ~@arum iino sic 6cnn aus
rem 2lntiallo1olitsr @ereig pieOer
oug9etre,tn?~
49,. u2lp, mir pai es ia bod nie=
manO osaIanbt2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

observation-disclosures un0 GdnOIer.
@ltrrs 6. GEaau G Wev6ew. 10 cfosrno.
ionsSirnbc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

Dame sd meine, aui Dem porz
trdt pdre meiu Saar etpas gu Ouns
fell~
%uler Dem lit leidt nb3ufelfen,
molten Gi, s3 GnocTu ooer lcl i'd es
lbung" ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

8eitin0en 8eitihriften etc.
,,S6e Baltimore 9leus Co." Grnef q. Nuner.
@ei@nii5iiibrcr. 227 9lcrbsGnlpett Slrube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

5rdu: oWds, Elm Rln0ier iauiii
Du mir gu meinem Geburtstoe2 Sn
lam in gar nitt nidt ipteIenl"
Manr nNa, ms maht DOG ni9tal
Du 3ait ia aud cine aiid)s un0 tannii
nift frGen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

llntcr 8reunotnncn.
Gle: ~Gu, @lfri6c, nit 0cn S(Hei.
ior Stern bin i'd 10 gut pic rerlo6t,
@Iirioc (ironiid): ~9la. oonn
wiiui6c itb Dir Diel Slid, iG Bate
ualnIith aud ihou nal oos @ergnii.
GeI icine 9rout gcueicn 81 icin.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

1eutide 9iiher in0 8eitldlriIten.
v. QanItla. 10 oro.4oppLeIon.eIrahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

N~IlIIIII'7 7lIITIILT1
,DcniIde Hanf unn 8alilmur'" Hoiiimofe'
uno 0oIli0nb Eirdhe eluQltii ncber Rrdll'
bent; 3co. n &0na Nalrer.
Spar.Banfen.
,DculMe epatbons uou gallImore," Gulaip'
iHo NaliinprcsStr1be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

2onomirtbidoftlidr @erdtbe nnO
SGnereien.
Griffith. .Enrner 90. 2nH nrh.nnln-elrnla.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

A0botaten.
SsarI ". DR. eflole, 800 e. GanI girahe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-20

vSie limb nod inmsr ni9t rcr6ei.
ratbct, Serr Naron2~
oglein ib fam ebeN nu- tine Wlili
liondrin braudeu; Denu iG min mel
ner 6rou Das 2eben 10 aag,a,fm ma
chen, ipie i4 es mir iel6lt id0n langil
Diinidc.~