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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-09-24

On the surface car which dropped ~
feet into the excavation aud was bur
led under concrete, rails. heavy tim
bers, dirt and rocks.
The known dead:
Louis Krugman, 20 years old, .
passenger on the car. An unidentified
woman, about 60 years old, passen-
ger who apparently was on her way
to work. Four laborers.
Mayor Mitchell, Fire Commissioner
Adamson, Police Commissioner Woods.
District Attorney Perkins, other city
officers, members Of the grand jury.
and Edward E. Mccall, chairman OF
the public service commission.
reached the scene early and made in
spections.
Investigations Begun.
. Several investigations were begun.
The mayor said the inquiry had not
progressed far enough to indicate
whether criminal negligence was re-
sponsible for the accident, or wheth-
or arrests would be made.
: The accident happened a few min
utes before 8 q. m. Thousands of
persons, on their way to business in
the crowded shopping section, rushed
to the scene of the accident, Seventh
avenue. between Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-fafth streets. Police roped of
the entire district between Twenty
second and Twenty-seventh streets
and for half q block on either side OF
Seventh avenue.
Persons In houses or buildings 3D.
jacent to the cavein were warned to
vacate at ouoe, but later were allowed
to return. az $3.50.
The street disappeared from sight
for a distance OF almost two blocks.
The collapse extended from Twenty
third street almost to Twenty-f1fth.
The great timhers supporting the
street flooring snapped under the force
of the dynamite blast and the street
carrying It. burden OF traffic. foot and
vehicle, slowly sank into the chasm.
stnest-ear Ieiescoped.
The streetc&r, most Of whose pas
aengers were women, was telescoped
,lnder the mass Of heavy timbers and
wrockage. Passengers were rescued
through windows, many of them badly
crushed.
thoroughtars, hundreds Of shopgirls
employed In nearby clothing lofts be-
Ing on their way to work. They were
precipdtated into the canyon and clam
bered out screaming and terror-striek-
On with only minor injuries.
Two minutes after the collapse tho
PIT was . veritable inferno Of SCREAM
ing persons and splntering tinbers.
Police and Aremen reserves from every
station in the city south Of Ffty-ntnth
street were rushed to the scene and
dubbed back the crowds that capped
horror.strickeU over tho edges Of the
huge hole.
Although the car remained wright
Il was partly buried under m avaland.o
Of concrete, rails. timbers aad eaeba.
and many Of the passengers were ~
vogely crushed.
Persons who were In q large oll3co
building close TO whoge tho CIR went
down said there was 4 great roar %
the pavement and portions of the side.
walks sank. This was followed . no.
neut later BY the cries Of the partly
eotombed passengers and sf pedes:
trtaas who were either thrown Into
tho excavation or Knocked down.
Men and women smashed tho ear
windows with their bare hands In e.
bort to escape, whils pedestrians who
had been thrown into the hole strag-
gied to avoid the falling debris aad
regain the street level.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-09-24

THE WEATHER. =
Enthusiastically cloudy today ="
= and tomorrow; cooler in north =
west portion. =
. . = = = = . . . = . . . . . . q
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-09-24

::; :::$S ; {! B;i} Z; e. a
sheep and lambs, $3.00R0.o6.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-09-24
STANDING OF The CLUBS

AMEH1CAN xAkGAtUEs
W. L. Pct. W. l. Pct.
Boston .95 As .e79|Nsw York ..ee 70 .447
Detroit ..... .03 81 .o48Iet. Louis IA 02 .427
Chicago .....S2 81 .660lClevelan1 .. Is 81 .367
Washington 10 81 So Phlladelpoaa 100 .2oe
Results,
Boston, 81; Cleveland, II.
Detroit, II; Philadelphia, ..
st. Louis, -; New York, ~.
Washington, 2; Chicago. Q.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. Pct. ". I. Het.
Philadelphia 81 80 .97elCincinnau 81 "a as
Boston ......7e g .6s9Irtttsharsh 70 g ~
Brooklyn ....76 60 .58tICh1eago .....& - All
&. Louis 40 ~ .47ol New York - n .ld2
Results.
New York, 8; Chicago, 8.
Brooklyn, III; PittsbsFSh, "a
No other games paA1ed.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
W. I. Pct. ", Il PIT,
Pittsburgh 80 81 67|Kansas CfkV ~ q .626
Chicago .....7o e .500tBu6a1o ..... II n ~
st. Louis ....79 g .6A0iBrooklyn ....@ u .17a
Newark .....H Is .682l baltimore ...l6 q ~,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-09-24

Buffalo, Z; P1ttsburGh, o.
Kansas City. 81; Brooklyn, ~.
Chicago. 4; Newark. 4; is innings.
st. Louis, 40; Baltimore, 20.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-09-24

St. Paul, Mimi, Sept. 10, 1915.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-09-24
w AN T S
One cent per word per inser-
ton. No ad taken for less than
10 cents.

FOR sALE-Twenty-6ve head Of
sheep; young thrifty ewes and fe-
male lambs. John Liljeblad, route 2,
Randall, MINI. 1913
GASOLINE ENaINBeTvo-horse sled
base, $500; six-horse, sled base
$155. We also have a nice line Of
Harness, Etc. M. A. Engstrom. 20
HAND CROCHET YOKES speciality;
also other fancy work done. Write
for price list to Mrs. Harry Thompson,
Swanville, Mimi, enclosing &c stamp
2S-2
FOR sALE-A good 5-room house and
large lot, nice we'll Of water and cen
trally located, in a nice neighborhood.
Will sell reasonable. For sale by own
er. AL Fourth st. Northeast. 1871
FOB sALE-sEN Of seq Sec. Z;
SWA of SWA section S-130-31;
sen Of NE4; NWA Of NWA; NEA
of NWA section 12-42-30; SK OF
SWA; NEA Of SWA; SW'H of SBN
section 8-42-30. Make me an offer. w.
w. Carley, Geraldine, Montana. 29-4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
WE AGREEl

1--WE are glad to furnish an asylum
and home TO the people OF all
nations, but whether naturalized or
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to understand that they cannot use
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conspiracies, either on a large or a
small scale" Baltimore SUM-
And certain individuals who
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who have forgotten the teachings Of
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poll They will be made to under
stand that this country is the United
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"a icBt sic 0rei 0erbiu0cten @roBaotci 0rani
reid, 9hiBIanO mlo 0roBbritmnien 6cabiidhgel cine
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gGortt Sit 6rngcn, 10 peroent cine oiiBcIlc Stattlht
sic bon ser ReGernng ser Ser Staaien lbcr bic Sdul
Sen idmmtli1cr Stoatcn ser gSclt uer0icndt moroel
it Gin 6cionocrcS Sntercic 1onod batten Dor slns.
6rild ocs @reaes idntlidlc staaicn Der sSet jiion
men enc Sdpnoeulot BON l6S Qlillioroeu Nlart. ga
bon fam ncbr ais elm Driite a bic ore friegiibrei
oe Sooielt oie iid jest wcoer an ben Sopitalmarit
iclcn G6caan in Der Elite Der Sdnloner ltebt 6ront
reid NIT 25l @9iuiaroen Ylnrf Stoatsonlc6c Gan1
iolat 9mBlo6 nit 1872 Whaiarocn @1orf mobreuo
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lte6t Stalic oas ocn nierten @ob in oeicr Cite c
nimmt BAT lOS N}iaiaroen 9iort SdnOcn Sbin fol
oen Spanen nit p 9ritiidj.Snoien mil 90 ilno Sa
ban nit 5 N1iliaroe Nlarf Sdjuloen Grii an nd)ter
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in aernacm a6ianoc bic Scr Staatcn nit "A un0
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ser @eonntiunnle Die bon oen 6inaBpermaltlmgc
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Sen inns Gs lit iutereiart oaB oe bcioen pcr6in0eten
0cniroliuaten Glropas Dor 9usbrld 0es ssregcs cine
Dcr6dlmiHoBo acringc 54uocnoit 0ottcn 1oB ipe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
Baltimore, ~. 1cbruar 1915.
Yhrenu Der Mgefaunl.6UminliN0u Der
Efnhf Wolftufnre

gn5elac bes saniidr.0DntraitS Olr i47 i6er
0e6eufanale i'm Sitrilt 0r. DC.
Wcrncgcftc Nnacbotc nit Der Anlinrlt nBro'
poaI ior buiong Lateral fcperS aHo bouIc
connections In Eiiirici 70. 5--0, Saniiarp
Contract DO. i47", aoreiiirt an ben oHoaro 81
glwaros OF Baltimore GIN. meroen bis Witt
nod, ben 10. WldrI 1918, u llbr &ormilia9s,
i'm Grreau ocs Observation-Disclosures. Jldlbbaus,
Baltimore Uio., cnigcaen lclonlHen tiir ocil
Ban bon gcbcnfnndlcr NM pdns Nnl mlnneu
i'm Eiitriit ~ q wlc eill oeA NalnsH ai oSs' S5
ceuorid bcf.Snaenicur Der Abiu95idna
9ommiiliou. autbewdbri no
SpGlii0ilnHcH mn FldHc ionncn am lno
nah Samitnn, ben 81. Scbrnar 1915, aiii sc
lud i'm giircnu Der 9lh8Qsidnalsg gomlnilio
Simmer sRr. 9Oi, ,Americlnn Suiloing" Bnltl'
mDrc, Ylo., crlanai iucrocn.
0ine Vcbnbr bon $500 piro lur ieoe 3ciuc
bon Spe8iiiidiioten nno Eldncn crboben Siele
cchlibr miro ocr ]iidqahc ain obcr Dor ocin
TO- Uid8 1915 Der ni0i penMbicn Spe5iiunlo'
nen mo 6lnuornde in gnicm 6ulianoe 5nriid'
crillitci oocr bel Hiidqnbc Der auaemeincu
Spe5iiiaiiunen uHo @ldnc, i'm Sale Gin Iu'
acbot cin9creidt miro.
Gin begIaubigier Gbed 6es Aeiers ii6et
$3500.00. aii ciHe p0leorlna Souie SanI" ec'
rnibS bon Baltimore 5ablbar. miro nit ieoen
slbaciGattc ruautitaten:
99S54iiSS eim..SnB SauS'sniSliiiiicss iss'''''"'"'''
Ser eriol9reicDe 9ieicr auf 6ieien eontrdit
mub @lrgibnft iienen unh Die Sorihrficn oes
taotsGbarers iiber 9oHiroie crfiilleH;
Nie GoniraftNcb0roe bebdlt iid oa3 Hcdt
Dor. ireeno ein ODER aue gIngeboie 5uriidsus
Sm Suffrage Der a68ussiauaI. gommiifion.
6garleS Gn9loneh ~
Sarrp n. olOoasrs,
gcIidiiat am "a, 5ebruar 1915
SDhu pubert
Temp @rdIioenf Der eoniraTt9cb5roc.
(Hcb25 27Widr8f~-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
Hnnesf1nc.

PIN 80 5ebruar SarrH z. Srobn, GeieraI'
I'm e. Se6rnor sinna 6. SubcIcr, mr 0l4.
gtoro. SdNeite SnlBc 76 Sabre ali
gm "a. Sobrlnr Niaraaret 6nriUn, glr 1900
9Sininme Sirabe 6S Sabre ai
PIN %. 5ebrnar 6ilis oIUibri1, glr. 1871,
WluihcrsSiraBe. as Sabre alt
gn 22 5ebrndr SbDmnS Z. Nniun, 9r.
2f42. gSiiiens ,goenue, 80 Sabre alt.
PIN "a 6ebruar Nobert ". Npuo, Gr. i0i,
Siio. GilmorsSir1Be 20 Sabre nlt
gn 20. Sebrrdr 3. Gubert 5ndlpn, NedrD.
lano 9lngemene Soipitdl, GS Sabre alt
glm D. Sebrnar SbDmns 3. Sobnion, Nleri
cOs0oipili, Ga Sd6re nlt
Sim "a tsebrnar Nnnie sem, ytr. I. Gorbi
Wti &criion @lnce. 80 Sabre alt
glm 49, ;Schtudr Suli1 8. &emDine, 0sercD
@oipitai % Sabre alt
gtm %. Sebruar Sphn 3. 2eouarb, glr.
1928. 9i0rosSapcicsSir A Sabre dlt
In "a. Hebrnar Sbumns 81. Tnngfenuiu,
.6Mrb Some dro Snfirmnru", 6S Sabre all.
Nm 30 6e6rar Notbon Sfparb, Union
Rroteiiant Snlirmarpa = d2 Sabre oil
9lm a. 6ebrnnr &inircb u. Stminp, Qr.
St7. 9iorofearrc Sirnfc. "a Sabre ali
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27

pelfammer aelegcn. Die iebt itott
iinoeuOe NietalliammllMg in Geutid.
Iano - alpfer, 3inf, glei TT miro
nod uieI gr0Bere9 to0tes 3apital 3lI
neuem Sc6eu bringen. Gem es miro
fcinen Sau5bolt 9eGen in meldem
uidt gan5e Dicugcn Don alten @u-
pier, 3iuf. unO SleigerGtb ieit Sab.
rem nislos im6erliegt. So 6ringt
Der arieg oaS a9llte" mieOer 5n Gb.
rem in0 81 gtubcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
grFanmtmudjnnecn.


Sic StnatS4ehoroe Der eeihenbeIatter BON
WaDlanb miro tbrc erite 5Bunl 3iDeds Nals
ning elmer RrhiHHg aller Rerionen, ole cine
elcen5 5u eriuerbeH mAnidlef am Sirnltag,
o. WSdr5 1918, 10 llhr Sormiiuas, bllieu.
glppliaiiunen iiir ole PriilHnB mllen aln ooer
Dor Dem 8. Qtdr5 bcl oen Seireidr cln9crciUi
lciH
9lpplllatoncn fir bic GrHgneruna bon Siccns
8cn nliiiicn MD lpdter ais an 20 Nprtl elnf
gereiht nerocu.
SIN @uitrdpe ocr 9eb0roe:
Sb0mas u. Scniine, @ralioent.
81. 81. 0uusmnu, jr, Seiretdr,
1876 Gnlpcri 8uiloiuQ,
Baltimore, do.
(Scbr9t p7 gRdrs)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27

5icll bic @erpfd)hmgen ocs 0etihen &ed)cs I'M Ser
boltaiB 5u enen SoblitanO cine ie6r mdBige Dar, be
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uidt eiumol nit Ger Sdle ser &cridul0na Oes ruii
idcu Staates bel 9lusbrd 0es arieges imO mil elmer
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nci @ldubigern idulOct. Oic orci Jest 1encinan an
cen @opolnlartt bcrautrctenOen Stoaten 6rantrcdl
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Oen llebcrblid ibcr bic 6nan5lagc aaer Staaen Der
g9clt erleiftert 6nt
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Nareau oes etabt.Meaiitrator5

WnIIIW orc 20 ,yebrNdr IYIl, :
9Hlcn oarau iuereilrien .BcroneH Ulro
qcuienr am % Sebruar 1915 iu oiclcm Nii.
rcdu nic es ourcb oeH Abl6nil 94, gIrlliel
80. ocs Baltimore SiaotsGooer bon 1906 uors
Qcidrie6en miro ocH erlldrenoen 8lan uno Die
DuplifatsQiite Der gluiageH fir oie reparrtc
@ueD bnier ocr Siibicite oes 1900 Nlod Ben
roie 9loeuuc. 3iuiihen W,onroes uno Rn0loH'
StraBc. eingercicht bat.
sllie oaoon beriibricn Qerionen iino bereM.
tie innerbulb 80 Gdeen bonn Salun oorbe.
iaoter glot5 an i'm &altinorer Staoteerint
onrb drifflio ein9creihie 8ettion oageoeli
81 appeuircH.
Mlmar6 Ojpnn,
(gop2G W(r85121a) Stdot Jegiiiraior.
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garcau Dos @cb6use-9nipeItor5.

10. I1VUIUUI IUI0.
GS miro hiermi beianni eeoehen, oaB 0arrl
0oifbereer, eemdb Der an 10. Suri 1908 IN
&eroroning Gr. 1876. Nbi6niti AZ
9orngr0p6 i2 (pe am %. globcniber 1871
nm 0rlnnbnib nadaeindi BAT, oo'
Nr 1880, gloros6iab sSiraBe, al'
1iieuiide Garasc 5u benubeu.
6. 6. Siub6s,
(Sc624-27) GebduocsSnipeItor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
9lPidlael gOlnQer

SIS iiarb am % Se6uar 1915 mad furscr
Nrnilbeif Wlinnel Wdiner aelie6icr @nite bon
glnno NE Wiincr i'm sllter bon 81 Snbren.
laosn Der 9ecroiqlmg an WlDntdH, y Dtiir3
Wioroens s llbr bon ciner ge0bniin0 vi.
1907, eho.6nrlcn Straac, aus. beiinwobncn.
Sine 9leonipm ppdneiie ir icin Geelcnbcil
I'M 0 llhr Nloreens 0eiiebimg duf oem
o0ef3 SeiuJrlcobple" C5eb2G-20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
9InouIt 9eaen6arot.

&c iiarb am "a iSebrnar 1915 Mnauit Segcn,
Earbt, oelcbter Safe BON Sopbia Seaenbdrof
aeborcne S3ln Sic Necroigung iinoei bon
einer gSobnune. Gr. 1908, @aneB. sraRe an
semltaa, Moracnns 's9 ll3r o9nn Snr 81.
meiie Inn llbr ceIebriri miro 9eiietune
aui ocni g0l Grl0icr 5rieoboic"
(SeboG--2T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27

TTs NVVIITWI
Gs pr6 6ierniit befannt seaebea, oob gsol'
ter Scuti. eemdBt Der am 10. Snni l90s inter
sehneien &eroronuu9 ylr i55, Iblhnitt Az
laraardph ~ Ouie anl 2s Gopcnber 1911
amenoirD I'M GrlnubniB naheeindt bat, oos
9(mweien an Der 0itieite Der q. $oulsStrabe,
6G SiiB ihblidb bon mi 9obal9Ipcnue. nle 5i'
G. g. stnb1s,
(Scb24-2O @ebUioesSnipeiior
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Qnnia q 0[ Giehnrn

IS iiarb am "a 5cbruar 1915 IN Icinet
gsobnnne Nr. 2g0, gelnir Moab, 9uuis q. ~
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9briitina Sicbiiro Qehorcne Miorlof Sic Ncs
eroiaiing iiloei an Sonntng, 2S. 6ebrar, .
llbr ydbnIiiaQS. bon obieer glorec aus iiait.
Ncilcbnn1 priont aul Dcni oCnIlaipn Gene
tern" (tSch26-2S)
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93aArMf

GS iidrb 9cuia Dor picr Sa6ret an, Sc,
brnar 1911, tt ubMnN
Sohnnnn emarnaal ..l,,.....4
gc!icbtc Satin bon guaiiil Snarrhafi
NuDc innfi IN Eeiuer GiruiiaCr 4o3 4rtff
gis elnit Der ZOO MID an Seine Seiie 'tliit
God ircnoia ipro icir ons goicocre6en
0Icluionei Uon 0cIueni Sh niht bcrQc1enocn
onien slngnit Sdarnaal
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Oiaria iEildler.

Gs iinr0 an o. 6ebrlar 1915. 1918 lbr
Nadlmiiidas Wlarin Siidler eeiebie Satin
bon Sbnrcs Siidbcr. I'm gllier bon 60 Sabrcu.
Sic NccroigunA iiHoci Saminn, ylnnmiiiae3
ubr bon iDrcr gSobnuu0 yir. 3i04 G-itcr
&lacc, Niablnnoiopit aus niii Dem /. Snf Qapn.
6rieo9oie" iinii &eiiernng pripaiim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27

0s iiarb am 25. Sebruar 1918 NeHrb Sii0s
ucr, pclic6lcr Gaiie BON Fnuline Nfbrer, i'm
9licr hon rs Snbrcn Sie 9eeroiguHQ iiDoci
am W,Dnian ,0,orQens 10 ubr. bon icner
gSobnuna. yir 1919, genrncr.etrahr, ans itaif.
NciiebmN Qui ocn sOt. Slipet 6ricoboic." "
tseb2T- NN51l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
gSilhelmiue lSrins.

0rdnf0ef @ilbdmne qrin5. gcb a6rner.
gSitiwe bon Sobn @rn5. Sic 9eeroisnHa
iinoct am 9onutaa, . ll6r Gadmiiines, pom
Graicrbauie Nr. 423, Siib.Nllupob.S .Struhe,
aus iaii. &eicBun9 prpnt. (Seb26-28)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
gseldcr gsertd IN alien qmmpcn itcdt, aeiat Oie

iiuqt in Tcuidlono itattgcimoenc Sonnlimg BON
altem Soa5ela. Gie Sanmluo oaiicrtc cine SSodc.
Gos Qrold6orc uirOc ailsgeidt iiir Die Sooaen i'm
6eloe mas ndjt 5u brauden mar, mnroc oen groBen
Spnnereien 5itn Saul ongeboten mo, ipic mir in Der
liner 3ehu9en aus Der eriten 5ebrlormodc lecn ma.
ren 0amos don guge6otc I'M 8etrnge bon p 9iillio
ncn @}arf cingclauicn! gSeldc mge5eure Maicu i'm
gon5eu &edlc 5uommengefomrnc iein miicn gebt oa-
rolts bcrDor ooB in Berlin alcin 100000 %adcte i'm
o5cpidlt BON iin @niO bis iiini 3entcrn engceicrt
wuroen 5rarfiurt a. @G Iieferte 10000 1eden, Cor
lie 10000 CedGt. gluc oieie gSert6c ooer bod Der
orobe Sbcil Soften Sabre Iong mIbos III Der Siml.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
0reIeininfeits. 0irdle.

(1riuiins, nabe Sie6sGhabe)
Sonnina Norntiiiag; pMluiter nno Iohier; y
Sonning glben0: pySu5 III gbcronnbeS
Wiitlpod 9lbeno @alionsgoitesoient"
t6e027-2s)
GinlnSnng snr ct. @anls-&ir6e.
Giioneis@de Nroaopnb uno 8rntisStrabe.
9aitpr @nul g. SmnnH.
SonniaQ DiorQen i5t llhr ocuti0 mo
Sonntoe q6eHo is8 ll6r enelii6.
(5ebt3i5o-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
QcuSon. .9Sarf. .Gentctertl.

gArtan: g1r. 2f, Meit. Saratoga. etrabe, nnb
NouptGlnnnng: 5reberid.Jlpnb.
HeerdbtiBpldbe hon $25 al, inter beitdilbis
etc. iinS In 5rei65aus am SaHpi,Gineone al
jnoen. llnfer @eent biro, ipenn eeipinf&t
Ooripre6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27

IfnIIcn efDaIf cine gNdFnln9 ndl oer nn0efelIl ln
utbig 5uocr5alien 9lls oic aregsitinnumg III SStoen
i'm ,anuar Siebcrbibe errr5tc purOe Orrd Ooe GrO
beben DerabaeOdnIpit 1uiu famen groBc lcbcridmcm
nrmger mo ein ernelues 9e6en Der taIicuiben Gr0c
llno ieet miro elmer Der drgen arcasbeBer pom Sooe
erct pdbrenO cr inter ocn 9pplars Der Nengc 5lut
aric1 9egeu Oecrreib mO 0entidauo ouoroert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
Gaumlfatter 9SOfGsfeH'su' n


Giaem eelbdticn 9ubIimm 55naiddeil, ,die
6aB Der ,@eisgnos9arl" alll diG3nie N9aagg
minus Der 9altmoresS Strnbei. Ken glllv l1p
Nc6inennecn 5ur @eriiieunq lii!saynset no osN
1T be6cuteno berernBeri iino s,lsnbelieh ~
ais ie, fir @oItsiefte. SIR Sh'0'""
man ild on ..a.. e,fonbre1knef.
(Sanfs. .3QRte ,T&S) 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-27
gsie il anSeren frieafiErenOen ganSern, O Dad had

gSic III auOereH fregfi5renOen GGH0ern, 10 fat i'd
ailcb in Gngan0 0c 6riorge Der 6raucnwclt niti 0aS
Strulpieltride iiir Die i'm Seoe itc6cnoct SolOnten
Gcporieu. IS miro ais Gin id0neS 3cida BON Sotro-
tsins geribnlt oaB eBtia jo0es weibid]c gSeientin
Gn0lnnO geernt Bat Strllpic 3n itridel cine almit
bic IN Gcitidan0 ocn Sd)iIernnc Der M6Odenid]ulen
don in frbem 9llter beiQcbrad)t miro Sn GnQlon0
Tat iid iebt cher Oic Sd)ncrigfct bcraisaeiet oaB
nidt oenug Sridnaoclu bci1aiit ncr0ci fonnien Dan
bate iid 10 ie6r 9euobnt oeic enodea gSerf5cuge ans
Stobl BON 0etblan0 5u inportren, GaB mic Die
uSimes 6erDorbeben inio8c Der Nbiperrung 0urd Den
&rieg elm 0roBer Mungel al StridnnOen cn9ctreten
it, gtm bate man glauben olcu, 0aB OieieS 9eOiri
nib IN ciuen SnouitrelanOc, uic Gnglono i'm Nano.
unore5er beireogt per0en fonnte g2ir uer0en n6er
ourd 0ie oSimcs bee6rt onB Den eualiiden 6o6rifen
oic notbge Gnri1tlng 0a5a ieb nn0 0dB ulr cine el
size Srma in SeeOs ole 6o6rfaton in groBen MaB.
tabe ageiomHen bat aber nilr i'm Sauc ocr }cit int
5toHOe iein miro, oen d nod tdglid iteigeruocn @e
bari 81 oeden Gs lit cine benabe fouiid mirfeuOc 81
iirntion 5u Der gc9enietigen sbbdn9igtct in Die Die
cropdiideu S0n0er Oirb Die glrbestbeilunq 0es mo.
0crnen NnnoeSlebcns gctoniticn iino
Gus nmcrfaniidc &n6lifnm uirO Oen eOnOOner
9erbt pon scr }ertorunq Der dlBcrcn TarOaneqcn.
orts nit ctuos mc1r &eriGn0nB leien penn eS be-
oeaft ooh ole ocltiden neriee6ooe Die brithen ,Sr
cln uon Der iibri0en 9e abgeidoiien 6obcn mo bri
tde OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inn &anal perienten oaB Die
ra5oiiid]c itno cngIiide Sienuc in 6ranfreih imo
6lanoern poaitdnoig ueragt OaB Die 9flren aus Sit.
preilBcn imO Der 9ufopino 6inallsaetric6en morocn
iino oaB Die &dicn aud Die aorpot6en lno @ali3icn
langam r0lunen uiiiiieu mo oaB gartou in GROCER
@eo6r ite6t ocn 0etiten IN uodtcr 3et in Die S0n0e
3u fallen. Gs mB bod bon irgeiomo5cr enc }adridjt
IN oie 9Set geieBt peroei Oort oos &retge Der 9l
rtcu i'm 9lSonoe nidt 9on5 aitf ,ghl~ INIT imO bic
onerifoniide NQrtei-&reiic nidt 9nn5 mo gar Der.
clcn miro Inn Stoii iiir ein poar ielationcle eber
driiten. 9hid nutB Die Stirmmmg ju Souc 6eriidiidl
tgt wcrocl lie brdlrbt IN England an9cnblidld5 nebr
ochn ie Soiuug erpetenoe gio6rmol