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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-22

HAckESsAcK. y. j.. Nov. :l-M.ss
Ada Lirsley Shiner Of 3S5 Main street
died At her home last night from pneu.
moria. h was the daughter Of the
late Benjamin +. Shater. principal az
the State Street School for years. and
she was a tucher In that schuo'. 81,
was prominently dent he'd in chur, n
work. being IA teacher IN and treasurer
ot the Calvary Baptist sunday Schoo,
The fune- a. services will he held al the
Calvary Baptist Church on Wednesday
at > o'clock.
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WORKING FOR BRONX Y.M.H.A.
Committee Meets Tonight I o Plan
Raising Of s8S. 900.

The committee in charge of The work
of raising sG5, 900 by subscription to pro-
vide a new building to house the Bronx
branch OF the Young Mems Hebrew and
Kindred Associations will meet tonight
at Temple Beth E!chlm, In the Spooner
Building at Hunts Point. TO make final
arrangements for raising the fund.
Among those Interested In providing a
new home for the Bronx branch Of the
Y. NJ. II. a. are Felix NJ. Warburg,
AdOlph Lewisohn. Daniel =. Hays.
Abram l. Elkus. Or. Henry Moskowitz,
the Rev. Dr. stephen $. Wise. j. Clarence
Davies. supreme Court Justice Joseph
f. N~ewhurger. Supreme Court Justice
Samuel Greenbaum, Robert Il. Simon.
Judge Otto A. Rosalsky and Borough
Presidents Marks and Mathewson
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-22
WHITE SULPHUR OUTINGS.
Visitors Go Driving After
Church Services.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. Va,
Nov, 2l.-Af:er church this morning,
which was we'll attended by the Green
brier colony, many drove to t.lmhurst
Farm and the Log Cabin for luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. stuart Jones. Nj. and Mrs.
T.. W. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. George
t.nret, Jr, and Philip Hoffman drove to
ElmhuIst.
\ special tram from Charleston and
Cincinnati brought seventy-fve bankers
and brokers en- route for New York to
spend the day. The party is in charge
Of y. II. Leach * Co. of New York.
The New Workers in the party include
Beverly Bogert, A. r. Leach. George h.
Toby, =. q. Gossler, Norman p, Ream.
De Forest Hicks, Joseph L. Sel!gman,
Morris X, Parker and W. w. Miller.
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E CONCERTS G
Voted SOlOists at Mrtropolituu's
Opening sunday Might Event,

IN" hrst sunday concert of the sea-
son AT the Metropolitan Opera House
VAS given last night before a very large
audience, Mischa Elman was the prin-
c.pal snlo!st. lie played vienna wski's
- minor violin corcerto. several shorter
solos and Schubert's Ave Maria" as an
encore.
Among the other ~soloists were Edith
Mason, who sang an aria from Louise"
ard songs by Alassenet and RachmaninofY.
n Paul Altfouse. who rendered the
celeste Aida and selections by Mac
permid aEi HJrsman. The orchestra.
directed by Mr. Hageman, played Mas
Senet's "lhedrc' overture. I.iszt's Les
%Treludes'' and Victor Herbelt's Pan
American"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-22
GEORGE P. CRoNK.
Grand Exalted Ruler Of the EIks
IN OO2

FRANKLIN. Pa. Nov. 2I.-George r..
Cronk. aged So. Grand Exalted Ruler
of the Benevolent and Protective order
OF Eks in 1902. died AT his home here
to-day. He was sick " months, MS
honeymoon In September having been
snor by illness. Mr.. cronk had
"A member OF Elk Grand Lodge
since 1891. He presided at the con-
yent'on held NJ Baltimore In 1903. Mos,
of his life was spent At Omaha. Neb.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-22

Ne" work tniNcrsalIst ciub. dinner.
H"tel Mari" Au'oIL"ttc, i NJ
Nsp York Academy of S,iAuves meat.
ing Museum Of Natural History. \ T.. NJ.
Speakers club, dinner, taNinagh's, 2Ss
West Tw"ntv-thtri street, : =
Labor Temple, discussion. shall III.
People Rule on the ldquur Question -
Fourteenth street and second avenue, 4
T.
Catholic Converts League. meeting, plaz,
Hotel, $50 T. NJ.
American Defence Spvict,. .Nn.h'', .Na
Ftf'h avenue
Conference on prison reform. Ch.rcn OF
the Messiah. Z p. n.
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SUNDAY CONCERTS DRAW WELL
SOuaa Plays His Own Compositious
Two S0lOiats Heard,

Concerts in two popular lighthouses
again drew large audiences last night.
Al the Hippodrome Sousa and his band
performed and Ruth MacTammany.
soprano. mad her debut as "a soloist.
singing the Caro- Nome from 'Rlgo-
le;to" and the waltz song from Romeo
and Juliet" Orville Harold was
another solo!st, Charlotte and her
skaters appeared and Mr., Sousa de-
voted his programme TO his own compo-
sitions.
Without the competition OF the Gem
fury Theatre the Winter Garden had
a more successful concert than usual
last night. y good many artists from
other companies took part, as we'll as
all the principals of "a World OF Pleas
ure."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-22
MAX NJ. NORMAN.
Was President Of the Norwegian
American Chamber of Commerce.

Max NJ. Norman. president OF the Nor
wesian American Chamber Of Com
merce. died yesterday morning at his
home at the Spencer Arms. Broadway
and Sixty-ninth street. after a Short
illness.
Mr.. Norman. who was 50 years old,
was taken I'll with pneumonia on
Wednesday, Mr.. Norman was the only
surviving partner OF the firm ~ Ben
ham & Boyeson. ship brokers. OF s and
10 Bridge street. The firm IL the agent
here for both the Observation-Disclosures
and the Russian-American steamship
Lines.
MIR. Norman was also a director Of
the Battery Park Bank and the Mari
time Produce Exchange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-22

De Witt clinton Wheeler, a pioneer
in the moving picture business. died
last night Of heart disease. lie Wa,
stricken while at the home 81 r I'll
bert Pearson, 225I Loring place. The
Bronx. pr. Arthur j. t'adraruis sum
a Fordham Hospital amhl-
lance. hut Mr.. Wheeler died b.for. The
hospital was reached He lived a. @.6
West l26th street. He was e mcuh, r.
of the Elks.
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HRIstead e.. Compton.

II.AiNr1Eip. y. J. Nov. 2l.-Ilalstead
c. Compton, aged so. OF Compton ave.
nue., died suddenly Of complications e.,
Jacksonville. Fla, last night while on his
way to his winter home a, Cromanton.
Fla. He was accompanied by his daugH-
ter, Miss Mary Compton He was "A
wealthy retired farmer and in rec.u,
years spent much tim" fishing and hunt
ing. Three daughters and a son sur
rive. The body viii be brought here for
hnrInl
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MoUNTAlN l.AErs. y. J.. Nov. FL
Mrs. Mary Frances spencer died her,
to-day. Mrs. Spencer was the widow
Of the Rev. j. Selden Spencer
: T.. l., who was for nifty years rccro,
Of Christ Church. Tarrytown. being there
when Washington Irving was a ycstry-
man.
Her soU. Creighton Spencer. was also
rector of III" T~arrytown church from
1901 to 1907. The funeral will be from
Christ Church. Tarrytown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-22
SCULPTORS EXHIBIT
BEST IN STUDIOS
purdy Directs Annual Show at
GOrham Gallpries-WOrks
Of Americans.
WOMEN'S ART DISPLAYED

l. al- NJ
A"ier'e'n ecu'p'u'' " -.
the Gorham Company mas oeVe'opcu
Nuto one Of the important features or the
~, val, ,.,so, Nr purdy who d.
-. ,,.,,,, No .,ua,o.
rects thehh' Se'''"''
OF the town and chooses Always win
discrimination. taste and freedom from
h,.. ~, ~,,r nm .,,rv into these exhi-
o" 81.
pitions II Is not necessarily Ao' a" mug
to he already famous. all that II re-
ou,red 4, 70 have something to say. or
- .a,,,ru r,,.,v
=" "''''
The p~reponderahce OF the seconu o'aS'
IL inevitable always, and the fact that
there are almost no candidates for tho
interesting first division this year can-
not be held against Mr.. Purdy. whose
record liz too long and honorable to be
Disputed. but must be attributed rather
20 some lack In the conditions Of the
times. All that can be done in the way
OF showing Off the work that has been
secured has been done, and the acces.
SORES In the way OF plants. &c. have
been handsomely attended to.
The most Interesting piece OF work In
the display liz the Golden Hour by Ru-
dolf Evans. a bronze that dominated
Is ~ WHY u1tA
blending In this figure Of the classic and
modern. n reflex OF the archais,ic ten
denotes imposed upon all young sculp-
tors by the mode The quality tnat
gives the bronze It's highest value. now
ever. II the fact that the candid. un-
ashamed inquiry of the young girl upon
the threshold OF life shines out from the
work II dwarfs all thought or the
technique. The black. curious yet sats-
V.t ANNa uIl hA fha dnAnnlr al
Mr.. Evanss American rivals. Inc!
stu dc these things very wen III rance
Cecil de Is. Howafo' anna Sienny'
D!edrich Hunt n Mrs sara MOTIFS
Greene are among 'hose "h" pr'vlue
novelties IN the way or styI' MI' 'iuh'
shows a "horse ana 'oche! 'n". a a
curious manner. IL appears !" nave oeo'
hacked from the cray WIN d I.us"
sword. IL does suggest ,ne poMe' ot.n
racehorse TOT sieeu, ""m.N-i -
Harry Payne whitney ,iI.An,s nean
- row s,sn again. .ms . "r ,sars n
Belgian Marble "hi'h ~ !" ""e'i "
novelty ~
DINERS eNhlhit'he are ~ rr-nen'
MIS- Lon4inah' A"oi ~ We'"an'
Mrs tni,n Woou1n'n 10
~ncuuner, rrhncls De|e"uN ''"e ""'
'u'H'h b"'s'u""
=, ,r,
me eN"l"l'l." Va S"'o. - -
sculptures nv tnr Hs~oc'a.''no ~ ~
ihihterS ana 40 ~ o..
the pubic IN the Ar'lnsun, -.
view until l''f""er ~ " Ill.
me paintings are VI w ~.
'thnnp ook srn"l, Wits wi 80.
nave usu'l'N ""h i'l"''" u'
nh,ure, ~. 80.
.Nnsr'cn"s eN'et u - -, ~ ,,,h-
WIN uuI'N aip'r"trom ,ho
III. H'm.st IL" $50 49,. -, ,o,or
present sh"w are u.s" WIS ~
upon a'..'c''.e supJ-- :.
MIS- Mo.'e's "ower u 49,
esq IN .olo' hr,,i, r,,,,
sI'nus out "'Nh ~ 1T.
ri'"H'"s u -" a hv Nv.
eN'"'i'nt H''e M.",.', ,"s -
$3.50 utss rr.~.., Nerns,.iu S,nds "A
H'rt,' - ,rdiy,drai
"u'noe' >r,,nl, urou,ra aud Mics
col"' n'S, anT,,a5 a,,rac,ty.
AN" ." .,,,,,a ~.
on uo''"",s ~ NJ Cla -,
.o. N-s ,doi,i3a De,pInp Mss
=. ,.'II'n NJ. ,r,o roi1.
~ ~" ,ol', I,,r,,-. IVA Mic
~'l"''''. ~" ,hosn whose
~ 'N"'.'
WIZ ",." ,n,-.. ,., ,oio-s nd
''' w 80, a., III cd,
committee had hnished It's task
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HQN0RS FOR FATHER REANFY.
'~i'Ehiing 'hnpiuin's" Body Ar
riNrs In Detroit.

r, NOV. 2l.-Acconpanied by a
g. '.1 Of Spanish War Veterans from
''A York and Elks from a Brooklyn
'. - A. e body of the Rev. Father WILL
't 'i'ug, Kctney, the "fGhting chap
.' rho United states. arrived in
u. 80 carly to-day.
"uppany that escorted Father
- body from New York were HIS
G. s' .fn'r Lopez, a brooklyn priest,
= ''r. Mrs. Mckenzie OF Montreal,
'HH 'n New York Al the time OF
b. dea,'
Thc @f..crdl WI! take place tomorrow,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-22

The Seventy-frst Regiment, n, @,
y, Y, viii hold a review Tomorrow
evening at the regiments armory,
There will he II special concert and
dancing. Brig -Gen. George H.. Dyer,
commanding the First brigade, n. q
n. T., will review the troopA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-22
Peter Lee.

DoBBs FERRY. Nov 2l-pcie" Lee. for
fifty years "A resident ~ Dohhs Ferry.
died here to-day At his HON" on Palisaue
street, lie was II years old I'ntil his
retirement twenty wears ago Mr.. Lee was
the W~estches'or representative OF Tn.
RUPERT brewery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-22

Harry \, Cochranc, promoter of ex.
and trade shows. IS the new
managing dlge't"r OF Madison Suuar re-
Garden. The same clas. oS Industrial
athletic exhibitions viii continue "a
he held In the famous enclosure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-22

Tire group of WINSTON Homer water
colors belonging to Charles W. Gould.
and until recently on exhibition in the
Rrooklyn Museum, has just been pur-
chased by Knord!er 4 Co, according TO
the Amer1rnn Art NCTs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12

borne IN ser 8ront, ooB man nm lie
Iorgt unO ooB man fir tic iorgt.
Sin @rogf lit gut pdrmeno; aber
oie 2iebe mdrnlt bier i'm 6eloe, no
ni6t nur Der &orper IN Cred unO
98dlie uno @ntbebriug friert. Gs lit
10. Gie 6ralen i9lagen Oiesmal un-
iere Sdladten nit.
Sin 9lrtilleriemnior flibr mid, Oa
sic Gunfelbeit bon Wliuilte 81 Nli-
mute idarf beroufpdHit 81 Sen aus
geOebnten 9lrtiIIeriepoiitionen. Ga-
nonen ln0 Sau6ibenbatterien lteben
5uiammen Die idpere 9lrtillerie lit
ieIbItoeritdu0lib meiter na1 biuten
Cine bon Oen @rauaten, oie mir Dor
en- poar StlnOen oufi6lagcn iobeu,
batte genau in einen llnteritono ein-
geiblogen. 8ruei Soote liegen neben
Der Grobiitte. sic iino nit 3eltbo6n
beoedt. Iie Grippe aB geraOe ibr
&onlnliBbrot nit Sped, ais Oie
oidwor3e Sau,~ 10 nennen Die 9eute
Die % Gentimeter @ronaten Der Rui-
fen, in oie Gde bineinbiB. Ger llnter-
offi5ier fiel betGubt Inn, Ser iunge
Offi5ieroienittbuer, Ser Sobn oes
9otteriefii6rers, ebeniolls Sect lit
oos Sod idon ipieOer nit @roe Der-
piHt.
Son Scr 9lrtilleriebeoba9tuu gsiteIle
aus icben mir beim lebten Siwt Oie
S6iibenerd6en. Nlorgen Inn Oie
glei6e 3eit iperoe id nit Ser gtb-
I0iung Oort6in ee6en Sir beitte
babe ih nidts @ornes nit n@as
gegebeneniolls ber0ommt n0tbig it, a
pie man mir bcriidert. - &olf
9ronot &riegs6eridteritatter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
Nns 8ndltdnns 6einade Ieer.

@oIuu6io @. g., IL. Sou.-
gScniecr ais 1875 StrdfIingc befin-
sen iid sur 3eit i'm bieiieen Stoots-
8u6t6ouie cine 6olge Scr 8abl-
rei6cn @na0enofte oes @ouOerneurs
glcalc. llugefGbr 2O0O @1onn per-
blci6cn in Oeu Strdflingsloeern Der
Counties un0 t55 in oen Staats-
&eformotoriunt.
Gic bor6on0cnen 9ieforOe peiien
ous, 0oB ser @ouberneur felt ieineul
9(mtSontritt Dor etpa bier Sobren
1874 @efonoene begnaoigte. Sein
Sermin enOet an 10. s. &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
Aapaniidsr aricnaheIO 0cltur6en.

Eofio, If. Sonuor. General
2icitenont Baron 9foriofi 9lriiofa,
cin beriibmtcr iopouiiHer SolOot unO
Grfinoer ser neueiten 9eloeerlngs-
@eidiiee, welde na6 ibn benannt
iino, lit gcitorben. Gr erbielt ocn
@aronstitel fir ieine alGn8enoen
0ienite i'm riiiiii6.ioponiiden &riegc.
st purOe i'm Sabre 1852 ee6orcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
81 Scr Senerlinle an Der oiPrcnRii9en @ren8c
Die 9mTeu bnsn F aer sic oSeefenns0 OHprcnfen Die nde
nad sceianetcm nnurticr nit n0eridcu.~ Il Sn
bcl g8e6uudtspafetseu.
1icl 8ei6uudJtsp


9iOifton8tob (OitpreuBem,
IA. 0c5en6cr. - 0ic 9iuiien boben
ii6 6itterIi6 ooriibcr beflaet, oaB
gan3 0itprcuBen cine uSeefeiting"
mare, uuo Bob sic o9tc 9(rmee ibneu
oie oacrI9oniten Sol6oten, Die cin-
oringcn poGen NIT S4arfl@iiben
ucofnoQe. Sin Ebeil bon Oitpreu-
Bcn lit ia nun tbotidbli6 Ourh Die
moiurii6e Seenfette, Oeren @ert6ei-
oigungs.9lnIogcn idb nculib beii6-
tigte, bon 9}atur ans nab 9lrt elmer
99eiierfeitng geoedt. SSn5miiden bo-
ben ober 0os einiebenoe Ebmiwetter
un0 tGgli6er 9iegen ben 8o0en oii6
an onoeren Stelen unierer 2inie in
einen s16eu Sunpf bermonOelt. llm
ole @erb6Itniiie, oie oil ieOer Stelle
ser 8ront ia beridieoen iino, bei Den
midtigen SteIllngen ungefGbr Dor.
mdrts Dor @um6innen fenncn 81 Ter
neL bcgob i6 mid nit Der licbenS-
milroigcn GrIdrbniB oes 9lrmee-
0bcrfommonoos nuf einige Belt at
cincr Der 0iDiiionen oie oieicn glb-
idnitt Dert6eioigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
Bur- 9sanoma-g -glnSltcluna.

Eofio, If. Souuor. II Sr. Geo.
@. @utbrie, Der omerifoniihe got-
ihofter CAB beute Elm 9l6itbieOsOiner
81 G9ren oes 9lomirols Baron Obi
geta 0epo, oes Spe6iol- -@ertreters
Sopons bel Der @onoma 4ocific-
g(usitenung. 0erielbe miro am 16.
s. so. ouf Dem 9onipfer 0Gbipo @8o-
ri" noh Gan 5rancisco obfobren.
Scr 9l0nlirol miro nod ieiner 9ln.
finft 5ucrit Chicago glew.Yort uno
@oi6ington beiuden. Gie @ommon-
oers Sei6o aoboooi6i ino yobitafo
llDe0o 6egleiten ibn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
craalide glntt6at eineS y
gcn.

81 uncie, Sn0;, Il. 4. S@S Sp,'i 'ien.l
gaodoen or icine Satin l's,,t n'T S'I
Sso5r oItcs gabD nit eil[SlIid (
MEIER gct0Otet bate, OllI4 1sIt Sie Sc,
gseb WSott6eip beute ielpl, GebcrI'
er oiiritc iferscn- 4 ei,,f inSc~r r
riqe Eodtcr rettete iif,, ,.,.,,,,G ll'v, III,
g3otcr auf Sen 9aiiden lpru'.fSc BY
10 longe an ibn onflolTIl11ii'St' T1iS forS' =
einen giiuItiecn sluaenOlglas "a Ipit1 :,
S.rf'. Scn Soilic 81 flic9er.s .,S,s % Il el
qenounlen, oaB y'offps'sStb "
S(nfaIlc BON @ciItessel'O''1
oeIte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12

bon 2iDerpool i'm glep-yorfer
Sofcu Dcrboftet. Soa elmer
@onoe bon granddaughter
ooritebeu.
glcw gorf, If. Sonuor.
6ror Sop6io @bee, Der @oli5ei inter
Dem 9lomen ooie Opiuma0niein~
bcfonnt, muroe 6eute bel 9lutunft oeS
Donlpfers n@biloOelpbio~ bier bcr-
boftet. 0ic @eboroen erfldren, OaB
iie ser ,leitenOe @eiit~ elmer 9anoe
BON ongebli6en 0pnumi6muggIcrn
lci, bon ocnen bereits elf @tdnucr in
9lcip gorf, Gbicogo lno Gan 6ran-
cisco Der6oitet muroen.
Scr SoftbefebI inter weIAcn
ibre Seitna6me erfoIgte, ibuloigt iie
Der @eri@p0rlng 8um 3wede Der
Giui6nuggelung bon Opium in bic
Ser. Staaten an.
SSroli @bee ut IN @nglono gebos
rem, bon oIterreiAiiHer 9lbfunft uno
Die @ottin BON G6op @6ee, cineni in
2iDerpool lebenoen @bineien. Sic
fubr am %. 0c5em6er bon OScip-Yort
na6 2iberpool ob. Gur5 oorouf
mur0c elm Softbefebl geoen iie erlai-
fen. 0ic 9uu0esbcb0roen benobrih-
tigten ScotIono gor6, uno na6oent
6rou @bee 2iperpool crreiht botte,
puroc iic ais nniht miinihenspertbe
g(uslGnOcrin" ncaJ bier 8uriidgeianot.
&r.Gopin &C. Stontoit Der Stills
@unoesoiitriftsarpoIt Ser Die Ser
6oftlng bornobnt crflGrte, ooB 6rolt
@6ec ougeiduloigt iei bic amerifa'
uii6c glgentin elmer @rilppe BON
granddaughter 81 iein, Die in
2iDcrpooI i6r 6oiptquortier bobe.
Gic &e9ierlmg iei i'm StonOe, 81 be-
weiien ooB Die Gerboftete fir Die
Gcrt6eilung bon Opium I'M @eriDe
bon $4,000 in 0en Ser. Staaten
Dcrantiuortlic6 Iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12

Geutidlano in 2onoon, oaB es I'M
&rin5ip oen &oriblag elmer Snter-
benton ser bier Ni1dte onnebme,
i6m pioeritre6e le0iglid6 sic 6orm
elmer Gonferen5. @leid5citio orcng
Der oelttiHe @oti6after in ct. &c
terSbnrg in Saionon, oud ieiner-
ieits Gon5eiiionen 81 MAIDEN, Inn eit
GonpronliB 5u emoglben. GnB 0ieia
@enlii6ungen frliHtlos blie6en, lit be-
fannt. 9iuBlouo ielbIt ibien an ser
meiteren @ermittlrn9Stbatigfeit BON
0eiti6lano in @ien, oie bis 8ur leb-
ten ShuiOe meitergefii6rt wurOe,
nibts nc6r 5u Iiegen. Gs orOnete
in Der g}adt bonn 80. 3im 81. sSuli
Ole WlobiIiiation ieiner eeiammten
StreitfrGfte an, mas Die Wlobiliia-
tion Teutihlonos uno oeiien ipdtere
&riegserfldrnig 8ur 6olge baben
miiBte 9lngeii1ts oieics @anges ser
@reigniiie lit es nicbt Dcrit1n0lib, mie
Elm bcrontlportlider StaotSmoun BEN
NhIt6 finoen fonn 5ii bebaupten ooB
GeitiHlano, oas iidj Der ruiiii6en
WobiliiatioM oeu milit1riiben 0or-
bereitungen 6rdnfreic6's uno Ser
N1obiIiiirung Ger en9liiGen Slotte
aegeuii6er fono, nod am 81. Suli
0urb oie glnna6me elmer inter Sen
er6o6enen @aifen Der GntentenGbte
a65u6oltenoen Gonferen5 oen Srieoen
bate retten f0unen. Gs mar nidt
0as bis 3ur lebten Strnoe in @ien
bermitteIuoe Ieuti6Iono, oas oie
SOee Ser @ermittling ser oierW3Gdte
nnnoglib gemodt Bat, es moreu sic
militdrilden WlaBua6mcn Der Gn-
tentemd@te, Die 8rieoensporte I'M
@linoe iiibrteu md6reno iie slun
&riege entiAloiien lporen.~
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sic 2lntnort beg gsi6sfan8Ier's an Siniaui.

ga6mannSOamea crdr 2eudInnO GUnfcreBSOlaa
6ciHa@ 8terrei@ii4icrbii@n Spi6cnuues ndt eiH-
aeGsn, Fd cine Sruse Der uationucn Sc
6cusintereiisn Cterreia ilnaarn's 6anSeItc
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oCpinm- -a0uioirl4 i'm Garn.

6rmi Sophia @bee bel ibrer 9lnfunft
bon 2iDerpool I'M gep-Yorfer
Sofcn Dcrboftet. SoI elmer
@ouoe bon 0piuHi@muggIern
noriteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12

llllli ObDNN )NlltfI DNAAphliDNtA. ~t'+s
ole @erbGltniIie, oie al ieOer Stele
Scr Sront ia oeridieoen iin0, bel Den
mi6tigen SteIlingen ungefdbr bor-
mGrts Dor @lmbinnen fonnen 81 Ter
ncn bcgab it6 mid nit Ser liebens-
miiroigcn GrldubniB 6es 9lrmee-
0berfommonoos ouf eini9e Belt at
eincr Der 0ibiiionen, Oie oieicn gIb-
idnitt Oertbeioigcn.
0ic Sto0t @um6inncn iob bicl
lcbboftcr aus ols Dor bier5ebn Sogen.
Giele 2doen poren ge0ffnet, oif Den
StroBen fab man ouBer NdlitGr cine
@cnge Gipil. DSie fon1men chen
ouf eineu Sag i'm nu65uicben nod
Der fobren lie mieoer peg,~ iogte
mir Ser Goufmonn bel Dem id meme
GorrGtbc fir oie fonimcn0en Goge
ergGn8tc. oSoben Sie Oenn oen &oi-
ier geie9en?~ 0os mar ole 5roge,
oic einem Seoer itelte, nit Dem man
iprod. u9ie SoIoot1ens boben iid
gan3 ooa eefrellt.~ @S lit ridtig,
Die 0itpreuBen Ialien iDre 6reuoe
ui6t 70 merfel ober oub ipGter an
Ser 6ront iob id Dies beimli6e 9ren-
nen Scr 9lueen: Ser 8aiicr lit BET
inns gcpelen.
SD ging 6ir Gtoppe iiuO boIte mel,
nen Guartier5ettel fir cinen Sailpt-
mann uno einen 9uri6en bcfam
oann Oic glnpeiiung bonn Wtagiitrot
uno cincn brobeu 2onoihirntY tYfann
nit einem 9uno 0ietri6c. n3ie
Dietrit6e iino sic Solptiahe," iagte
ser @oli5cibeonlte, noein Oic paor
@obmlneen oie bcpobnt iinO, liegen
ollie bon lno Die poor, BON oenen mir
S1IiiiieI ba6en iino lGn9it 6elegt."
Ser 2on0ihrrru.0}ann 0ffnete Ole ols
geeienct erfonntenSbiefte nie Elm &C.
miegter @inbreder, ober Die 9etten,
ouf oie es anfanL iporen nie borbm-
Oen, ooer in eiuen 3ultan6, iiber oen
man beiier nidbt ipridt. @elegcnbeit
gum S6rei6en ihien es iiberboupt
uidt 8il qeben. GnOlid in einem al
ten biibihen SouS, IN Der g8obnllng
eincs oltcn SrGuleins, binter oifge-
brohenen unO pie0er bernogclten
Sbiiren fou0 iiA cine Gboiieloneue,
meiBc @6i9e. gldu5enO bei56ore
Geien unO Gofs. Gie gSobnlm9
i6icn boaig un6erii6rt, MIR Der
S6reibtii9 por oufgcbrodcn Die
GGiten berous gcriHen, oae 8opierc
uno 3ofumente 0ur6 chamber ge-
mir6elt uno beihdoiet. Gs riibrte
i'm niMt ionoerlid. u9l6er oos lit
bod neiitens TO- ioete er rubig.
ngllio itb bringe SBnen Sen 3cttell"
SD poate 0en oufgebrohenen
SHrei6tii6 nod bon Dem ein5igen
gla6bor 6eitdtigen loiien Scr 5udte
nur oie 9ldicln. SD itopfte Die ga.
Oen 70 gut eS ging, binein. gIae
9riefe nit Der feineiI glei1mdBigen
&ielfeoeri1rift oes Is. sSo6rbunoerts,
Geiiepdiie ans Der 3eit Srieorih
@il6eIm's 0esDritten, Stanmbiiher,
Silbouetten. g(m glbeno, ais ser
&er5enbolter nit orei aer5en beitedt
mar itno oos 3immer in Dem gelben
iM6nen 2iht beimcIig erldicn fan0
id ouf ocm 9ooen nod 5tpei 9riefe,
sic ib glodnittogs iiberieben bate;
n n@umbinnen If. g{oDember t777.~
n$ertIidb geIie6ter Sp6nl~ mar bic
lle6eri6rift oes Sdrei6ens, in Dem
Elm alter @1onn ieinem Sobne 5lir
@erlobune grotulirte lmo 6eOoierte,
OoB or bel oieiem nfeDerliden Seite"
nidt oo6ei iein tonne, oa Oie 9fciie
nab &6nigsberg aa8u meit unO be.
ibwerlih iei. 10einer W2aoemoiielle
groiit nno sybren @odmertbehen
@ltern bite nein geboriomites
Gompl. 8u berneloen in ipe8ie ou6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12

sen 2oocn nit meinen 25 Ebolern
oifgefoltft bobe.
Scr beftige Oitipino blies 10 i6orf
ge9en 6ic 6eniter, 0oB Die 2idter in
Scr Stlibe 5u fIodern onfingen. gSur
oesbol6 nobmen Die S6otten an oen
@6u6en 10 grcifborc @eitolten an.
0rauBen rotterte einc @tunitions-
Solonne Dorbci.