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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-25
Sa6resbantett OsS rSnsenienr-
Clubs"


Gas Sobrcs6nnfett ocs nSSngc.
nieur. Clubs bon Baltimore" iinoet
am nddIten SonItog i'm o9otcl
Gmerion" Itatt. @s liao 81 oieiem
s[nlnb feline Neoen III 9lusii6t ge.
uonmciL lonocrn oos Arrangements
Gonitc bat beIHloiien, i6ret @1lten
oieieS Mol cine anoere 9lrt BON Ger.
itrcuungen ou bieten. IS iino oaber
aus glelp-Dorf cine 9ln5nbl Cabaret.
fiinItler eleagirt morDen, oie fir ole
llnterb1ltling Der 9lnipeierOell nuf'S
Bette 5l iorgen ueripre9en. Inter
oieiell lit nnmentlib Die 8ariuBtdn-
germ 6ifi 81 erip6bnen, Der nod orei
unOerc Sfiinitler 0ur Seite iteben
peroen. Inter oen geloocnen @d-
item befinoen li9: @oup. @olosbo-
rough, DlaDor Breiton, Syobn Su6ert,
Der Erdiioent oeS 5meiter StoOt-
rotbS5ueigeS G6arlcS q. 8bitefbro,
Ser Erdiioent Oes eriten StaOtrotbs.
5ipeieeS; Staotiteitereinnebnter Sacob
W. Soof, Daniel @illoro, %rdiioent
DER YoItimore-Obio Garl g.
@rcD, Erdiioent Der @eitern @'orD.
lono.8obn lino @nmblc 9atrobe, Sc
neral, ,@eiddftsleiter Der gt0rOli4cn
Gentrnl-gnbn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-25

Cine &onif cntitono geitern Wlor.
gen 8 llbr I'M llnion.Tunncl, in Der
glGbe Der Soffiuan.StruBe, ais Elm
ouf Dem @eee nod YbiIaocIpbio be-
finolider @uiioeicr6us Der q8biIo4
Oelp6io Baltimore @oibington
@iienbobn @eieaihoft" seeen einc
EDire zines @nggons eines Sitter.
SugeS ouf Dem 9lebcneeIeiie fitbr.
@ieIe ser weibIihen @oiIaeiere itie.
Ben Siilferufe aus, ols einiee 6eniter
infolge oes 9tuproas broden. Der
8ug purO ihnea gum Stiaitano &c.
brodt uno peoer Die 2otomotibe,
nod elmer Der g9aeeons moreu ent.
eleiit. Der 8etrieb puroe Orei Stlln-
oen lang geitort uno 0ie fdaigen
8iiec muroen iiber Die Shienen Der
Baltimore unO Ohio giienbobn"
omiidcn ser Station uno
gopbicp eelonbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-25
scr Mnnidl einer sler6enben.

SRI. Suian @oincS bon 5reoerid,
Dlo, pelhe nuf Dem Ster6ebette
lieet, modte germ nod ibre Shpc.
lter, 5rau Sorob Queen, ieben ebe
iie bonn Sooe obberlfen miro. 6rulI
Gueen ioa in Baltimore wobnen uno
&oIi6eimori6ou gorter lit eriudt
woroen oereu 9luientboIt gu ermit.
teln oomit iie BON oent @unide
ibrer Sdmeiter in aenntniB geiebt
iper0cn fann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-25
@eiterr &riegsberi6te
Ger ruiiiide 9eri4t.

Yctrogra0, "a. 6e6ruar.
Sn elmer 6eutc bier ocroifentlihten
9efdnntua9nig miro Der per5pei.
ielte @iocrItano gelhilOert, Oen oas
5pon5iglte riliiii1e 9(rmeecorps ben
porriidenoen Geutihen leiitete, ais es
ii6 bon Der 5ebnten riiiiiiAen gIrInee
abgeI6nitten iob. Die SHiloerung.
Die aus Dem Ihinoe perlbieoener
Slugen5eugeu Itammen iou, bat fol-
genoen @ortlaut:
Die 9efnnntnla1ung sic am 81.
Te6ruar peroifentlibt wurOe mo
BON ser ouBeroroentlib aeiGbrli1en
Gage Iproh, in Der Elm Sbeil rnierer
9lrmeecorps pdbreno Oes 9iiid5nges
aus SitpreuBen iib befano, be5os iih
nuf einen Sbeil OeS 6paujieIten 9lr.
meccorps, oas aus Der 10. Dipiiion
unO orei 9ieierberegimentern beitono
imo bon @eneroaieutenant @ulga.
foff befebliot puroe.
0ie &erbinoing 5mii9en oieicm
glrmeecorps mo Der 5ebnten glrmee
puroe am t3. 8ebruar umterbroden,
ino oaS 9lrmeecorps lab lid ploelid
in Ser @egenO 5piiden @olonp unO
Siuuolfi bon Oen 0elitiHen unl5in.
gelt. Gieies 9lrmeecorps f1mpite bis
5um %. 6ebrnor in beloenbafter
@eiie eegen einen 6eino, Der ipieoer-
bolt in betrd6tli6er lteberma9t mar.
Sn oicIen Sogen mori9irten oieIe
Sruppen etpo 80 Nleilen, Inn cinen
Qur6brud geeeu oen SiiOrono oes
ggaloes bon 9lugultowo 5l er5pin.
gcil.
gta1 9lusiogen bon @eiangenen
babcn llnierc Gruppen oen Deutihen
lbmerc @crluitc beiee6raHt. Die BEN
giuIien lid in Der @egcno Der Seen
imo an Oeu @1loern BON @bito ent.
gegenitellten.
pnrtnddigc Sample Oauern nod
an Dem re1ten llfer ocs 8obr unO
gtarcD fort. Deutite 9lbtbeilnuger,
Ole BEL Ciiopee oic Sifenfipe crgrif.
fen batten iino am 2l. 6ebruar BON
ilnierer gIrtinerie 5uriidgeordugt
mor0en.
Die Delltiben iubten i6ren Pin
griff al Ser StraBe S5c5ue5cDn.Rol-
no am %. 6c6ruor ourH %au5er.
9hitomobiIc 81 pcritdrfen uno paren
beionoerS SAB an oieier STEELE.
Die oeliti9e 0fieniipc oolert i'm
9r5aSnDs5- -GiItrift fort. Qrei 9ln.
eriffe oif Oieien Ort puroen abee.
pieien. 9ci @lonSt 6otten oic adm-
pie medieInoc 9leIlltote. Siiolid
oes @rts6oies bon 0loabclp iprene-
ten mir peridieoene Oertibe Sdiieen-
grobcn uno beietten oic our6 oie
Spren9lin9cn geidofieneu g(usbo6-
hngeu. Dur1 oieic @rploiion iuilr-
oen etua 500 0cntIde getoOtet. Ser
her erbelltcten mir in oieier @ceeno
Orei ylal6inenaeluebre, 9omben lno
n1aften einige @efongetc.
Sn Den Sorpot6en bcI9oncu oic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-25
9Iitrunum etalM ldlluer fraMf.

Sr Suffice Stobn, cine bcfonntc
@erioulidfeit Der 9lltitaot, Der iid
iebr fir 9(itrononie irtereiiirte itno
iidb pieI nit miiienidoftIiden Gypc.
rinenter bei6Gftiete lieet ihper.
tronf in ieincm Seim Ger. SOC, Gn.
ioritroBe, oornieOer. Sn Oem oIten
grouen Soilie, mclhes Dor einem bal.
ben Sobrbunoert crrihtet iuuroe, bat
Der aronte Elm Oblerootoritnl CT
ridtet. Sn oieicm mohte er grpc.
rimentc, ipenn er nidt in ieinen Sp.
tifergeid0ft tb1tie wor. Ser 9o.
tient itebt ini 60. 2ebeusiobre uuO
frdntelt bereits felt ciuem Sobrc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-25

abicL 9admamL Qictric6, aIon
Stopf SdIenOorf @ouIinc 8Ioder
@uH6lodb, Sbeib, Nieoerboier, 9obI
mann, 9uOe nno Sobbs.
A. 9rcis - o@egifoniiAe Gan.
5erinuen@ Srml @m. s. @cp.
fortb, Srau Aug. @iomon Srou
Sobn 2ub, 5rou g[noreiu Sober,
Srau 6iirit Sri. @Iiie Somiion, SRI.
Reno @iOulon SRI. Saaie Sob, Sri,
2ouiie SertIein, Sri. Carrie 8Ieiu
un0 SRI. 9i5etto SdroOer.
5. Yreis ~ n0eutI6Iono, Qeutid-
IonO iiber 9Iacs" Sror N1inno
BauI, fSruu 2poio Soipfins, Sroil
WaoD 2ope, SRI. WlaHiie 8Ieinicncr,
SRI. Glia Sdining, Sri. SuIiu
3irdeI, SRI. Dora @o6eI, SRI. W1o.
tbiIOe 9erncr, Sri. giina 2oufmonn,
6rou CLARA aornmonn, Sri. Ger
truo g8oIff unO SRI. Moria Drone.
6. EreiS nMooelIe ioeben bon
EariS ongeIouot@; SRI. Catherine
RidmcirJ 8rqu SeIcn Gidweiu, SRI.
2ouiie arGmer, Sri. Charlotte Cube,
SRI Gtbcl @S @aguer.
z. Hreis- Bun a bale Of Cotton; (;
SRI. Marooretb yateS. Sri. Morepe-
rite 8reper, SRI D}areueritc SteiI
GOtuin EoieniteiH 6ronf Stein S.
Mad.
s. @reis- Sic plottoeuti6en Siib.
'rer ut0 ibr Sabn"; 6rnu q. @cocI,
6rI. SiIoo Sidell, @lIo 2udc, Cora
9udc, Slo Smitb, Wiorgoret grouOt,
Ntinnie 9oitner uno Gbereio SeIig,
8. YreiS ,5terne"; SrlS: Is. @ei-
iuib, s. WeitUis, 81. 2uotpig, S. aIein
6. @eper, 5. 1eidmiller, s. Sitnon,
s. grii6eemann 9. 8odbouS, 9.
Stafford unO g. Sonitih.
10, Breis ygaIcntiues~ SEER
rnO 6rau s. 6. giibner, Serr lmo
6rau Gris Baum Serr uno 6rau
S. q. Saice. Serr ino Srait G6. 9ou-
terbad. Serr uuo 6rau Sobn Gang,
Ser mo 6rou Sobn Seipcl, Serr
uno 6rau 6. Samnono, Serr lnO
6rau ". Steman, Serr 6rant Steil,
Sri. Seleu GbieIncDcr uno Serr Z.
u. Moiterman, iiin
If. Yreis yGlonns" - Sri.
Wlorie Sebber. SRI. emilp Selber,
SRI. Nlanie Serbia, 81. z. Sebring,
jun, S. 6. 2our, g. Siit6er, $. Sii-
tber, u. ShIeunes, @. Sfirmou.
8. @ibner un0 @. @t6ncr.
12. Treis rPierrotS & 9ieret-
tcs~ 6rau Gotborinc gui6ing,
5rou Carrie @en5ina, 8rIs. @orp,
gIi5a6etb unO slnno Mieotuig, SS.
6rcO. I}iiuer, 6reO. SUM, @mard-
ner.
is. Ereis ySrientoliideS @or.
ilin~ Sobn Wlunber, IT., @0oie
&rcB, SuliiS Brandt, Scronc Gnbc-
ling, g8m. geder, Sobn geder, Ser
mann Sdnid, Sobn 6ran6. @cor-
gina Sdudbar0t, Bertha Senoorfer,
GtbeI Nliuer, Gli5abetb 01oper, GIij.
6ron5, q. BbittIe, Gotb. areB. W1or-
gorct 6enlpeI ituO Morg. Ylitt.
H. Preis oTbe Sieb SHIFTS
Sclen gaieoerbofer, Gle gogt I1in-
ME ino SOa 8inmermnnu imo Sill
oa SanolaB.
0ie 5eltbeb0r0e.
Sob eebii6rt ocr 5elt6eborOe, mel
DIE Die Arrangements fir Oos Set
aetroffen botte. DieieI6e 6eitono nus
oen folgen0en Gomite'n:
6alpt Gonlite: 3. 8. @ebren,
berg, 8. 3. Gcpfin, IS. 3. S(brline,
S. IS, bon Seine.
Gnn3 Gonite: $. @. &o6lfs, ,8or-
iiber, i. SO. 9liit, 81. 6. 9ernboro,
y. Q. giomon s. 81. &uit q. z.
So6nion uno 8. MorDenfe.
gmpfongS Goniite: %. SloB-
fomp, s. g. Gcnfer, s. @. Scufel
unO 6. s. Seintemor.
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.en,inIiitiidlr QirNrrtnie[. Z

Die geriammllingen Der ySo5ioli-
itiihen 2ieoertafel" in Sumefe's SoIle
an Scr @eit.SerinetouitroBe tperoen
BON iebt a6 reselmGbia om 9ienitag
ieOer @o6c obgebolten Die leste
3uiommcnhlnft mar gut beiudt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-25
Gna6c uOn 9ImtO ninaeriIIen.

Bon einem gliitomobil angefobren
uno 81 gooen geriiien ipitroc gcitern
gSo6mittog filr5 Dor A ll6r an Der
@dc bon Soworo. lmo Gentre.Str
ser IA Sabre alte 9lobert @. Ginitcin
BON Ger. 2S4S, @eit.9tortb -9lpe. Gr
crlitt Gerlebungen an oen 8einclt
fonnte iid ieoo9 obne fremoe Siilie
noH SouIe beseben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-25

gum geIter Der iilneen W11oHen
in &igblonOtoipn iuollen cine glndobl
Iomen aus ser Stoot eiiten gr6o.
I1nesplos oortielbit eiuridten. SIn
Der Spite Der 9epegung ltebt 6rou
Gamble 9otrobe iuo Gr. 6lora Eol'
Iod 1T Sefrctdriu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-25

ligeu OSoricrn. sSn. ser @eaeno BON
9litop. SmoluiFa5 Eis8oDica, uieien
mir ieiuOli6e 9Insriife 5luiid mo
iiigten Dem 6einoe ins ser @egeno
0on @lDto 8o5tirfa ihwere gerhiite
5a.
GeitcrreihiidJe glbt6eiIin9en 6o.
ben Iiiolid BON @oliHd Sic oelItiben
9feeimentcr o6gel0it. gei Stauis.
Ian bat Ger 6eiuo in GROCER Ernp.
penitarte Den aoupf gegen lmiere
Stelllmgen begonnen.
8piideu Dem 81. Sonuar uno oem
90. 5ebruar babeu iniere glrmeen IN
Sen aorpat6en 69i 0iii5iere, 476A0
@lonn, II @elhiibe uuO 1lS Nloidbi.
nenaeidiise erbeutet.
@ e fongener griff @ q d G an
@erlin. "a. Se6ry ii6er Souoon.
Sonis 9luorain, ein fran50iiider @e.
foneeuer, Ser in Srouuiteiu iiet
muroe pegen 9lngriiis, ben er oui
eineu @ahtpoiten oeriibtc, 5li i3
Sobren @efduguiB nerurt6cil Ger
@eiouaeue miro geiitig nidt fiir gon5
normal betrohtet uHo eutging oaber
Der Eooesitraie.
0euti6er @rooiautoom.
pier gefopert.
W}ontebioeo "a. 6ebruar.
Ger Oeiltihe Gompicr o@ot6o" ipur.
Dc nit elmer 2ooung @ro0iont iiir
Den Oeuiideu 0iilisfreu5er 0Grou.
prin5 @iI6elm" bier eiugetroifeuei
glohridten 5uioIee BON einem bri.
tiiden areu5er gefapert imo nod
sen 6olflano. Snieln ge6roHt.
Ger Oeutide 9ampfer n@oibo4
muroe 5ulebt aemeloet, ais er Due.
nos slpres am .. 6ebruar uerlieB.
gr iii Elm Gompier BON 6653 9on.
neu mo 9ebort Dem r9}orooetihen
2lopo" @r muroe IN 1907 in gre.
men erbaut.
.Gos @ariier A6euO 9ul
letin.
Eoris, "a. 8e6r.. ii6er 2onoou,
~ 9Iadite6enOe oifijieIle @efanit.
mahung puroe belite gl6enO bonn
fran5oiiideu Griegsnliniiterilm Ct.
loiien:
n3piiden ser 2Ds uno ser glisue
fonoeu glrtillerie.@eiedte itott, mel.
DIE gum SbeiI ie6r leb6oit morea
uno welde ale SIT unieren @lmiteu
ausiieIeu. @is@
Sn oct @6onpa9ne.@egeno. moro
lid bon Wlesnil 6oben mir ipeitcre
6ortidritte gemaht lmo me6rerc
@egennneriiie 8uriidoeidloaeu. lii.
iere 9(rtiGIerie ouf oen gIn6o6en bel
Der WlooS bat mebrere oeuiicbe Bat.
terien gum SAweigen gebrodt.
grgdn5enoe gerihte befrdiiiacn
oie @ihtigteit unierer Grfolge 3u2es
GporgeS uno Oen ltmiona Der feino.
li6en 8erluite. 9liif eincm gou3 flei,
nen Ebeil Ger Sdlodtline, welde
mir einnabmen bo6en mir berciis
iiber 600 seiaIlene Ieutibe geiim.
oen.
Gen slusiagen BON @eiangenen 3ll.
folee boben 3pei Negimeutcr, mel.
1e mir aus i6ren Stellmoen Der.
triebcn, ii6rr 5000 Nlouu perlorcn
ooS beiBt me6r ais oie S6Iite i6rer
St6rfc."
9 9aoet amertfoniihem
Sanoel nit Deutid.
Ion0.
Son0on "a. 5ebriior. Cine
Cepeibe aus aopeubagen an Sic 81.
Hanee telegraph 60 iogt:
Gin noripeaiiter geonltcr, mel.
der iiber oie @irfungen oes auee.
Oro6teu GerbotS Der 9msm6r BON
gSoorer noH Geutidlono ais 9lc.
oan9e iilr ons Slnten norlpeatlbct
Gompfcr onrd 0eutihe llnterieeboo.
te beiroat wuroe. erfIdrte, OoB elm
iolder Sdritt Dem amcrifaniidjcl
Sanoel mitEeutidlano, ser ib me6r
entpidelt babe, ais olgenicin ongc.
nonnen peroe, idwcren Sda0er
5ufiigen piirOe. 9So6 glnga6e ocs
9eomten 6efinocn iid euorme Guan4
titdten amerifauiider @aareu III
9lorwegen pelde oni oeu @erinnot
nod) Gelitihlono purtcn.
u@Dn0om" iiebt lid bor,
SIN SoaG "a. Scbruor. Icr
EuHpfer u9lunoan4 bon Scr SOL.
lono 9lnerifa 9inie. Der acIicrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-25
Glfia6riacs WlaOdien ueridmnnScn.

Die Eoli0ci oes oitlidben DiItriftS
lit eriud)t morOen llmid5oit nob Der
If Sabre alien 9lcna @oroon boIten
5il loiien melhc om lebten Dienltog
ans ibrem Glternbnuic, gir. 333,
Siio.9onOitrnBe, ipurlos beribmun.
ben ift. Dos WlGoden bat ihwor8eS
@aar lnno 0nnfLe gLnaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-25

VlbDnnenien, bic ben yDeniidlen Gorreiypn.
benien" nidlt phnftfldl pber nntegeIuldhiQ erl
hnlicu, Iinb aebeten, ber Office bnhnn per Selt'
Vtpu pbey imriitlim 9tlhbtllRng "a tHanen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-25

Gin @roceries9aoeH, aunebm6nrer Nrci3 ili
ihnellen Nduier ejuter SerlduisQuub. Nnd
5uiraaeu 0r. 1910, cit.sDmbarb. Sirnhc.
(8eb25-27)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-11
AUSlRINNs CONTINUE
TO CLAIM NNTAGE

Vienna tvia London March 10,
.il:0 T.. M The following official
statement was issued by the war OF
flee tonight
I'm Russian Poland vigorous light
ms continues
"ln western Galicia our troops have
captured still more ground south uf
Gorlcc In stormiug one trench
moro than 20O prisoners were taken.
Fighting conditions being moro Ca
vorablc yesterday our artillery had
am evident success i'm some sections
OF the Curpathiau 'front.' The line
close TO our front, which had bcen
occupied 10y the enemy was cvaruat-
ed by him owing to the thanking fire
of our artillery The enemy sustained
severe losses. AZ one position on this
front we captured 500 prisoners aud
much VAR material
'Calm prevails in southeast Ga
licia. North Of Nadworna an attacE
10y an inferior Russian force was re-
pulsed; at other points several adj
vancing Russian hattalions were re-
PEELED, and in the pursuit 1870 men
were captured
Nothing has happened in Buko-
wina recently. ON the northern bans
of the Pruth near Czcrnowitz only
sk'rmishes have occurred
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-11
BRITISH FORCES MAKE
GAINS IN FLANDERS

Paris March 10 (yia London. 1850
IN. m) The following official stale
mont was issued by the French war
office tonight,
I'm Belgium the town of Nicuport
has been very violently bombardod
with 42-cuntimctcr guns.
Between the Iys and Canal of LII
bassee the British army supported
by French heavy artillery. has aChicv-
ed an important success II has var-
RED the village of Neuve Chapolle, 20
the east OF the road from Estaires 60
labassce and has progressed to the
northeast of this village In the direc-
tion Of Aubcrs ana TO the southeast
in the direction of the Bois dc f,ioz.
ut has taken "a thousand prisoners
among whom are several officers and
mas captured also some machine gums
The German losses were very heavy.
"ln the Champagne region the en-
emy on various occasions on the night
Of March $40 ana in the day of the
Hence but did not gain an inch cf
ground. We have consolidated and
broadened our positions on the ridges
which we seized, mflictug very heavy
losses on our asslIlants.
"On the heights of the Meuse our
artillery has completely demolished a
number of the onomy's trenches
There is nothing to report on the
east front
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-11

those Of our allies arc standing Hike
Ia wall of steel and iron.
I'm the south thc brave Turkish
army les guarding the Bardaucllcs
which a erctt Auglo-Freuch fleet is
rainly attgmptug to conquer
ENGLAND declares that SHE cannot
foreeo the right to snrve Germany
Germany has replied with submarines
the crows of which have already
given mauN proofs of their heroic
bravery Germany is not to bc con-
Qucred by starvation. our enemies
did NOT reckon with our economic
strength. with me organized strength
of our agriculture commerce ANA ina
dustrN the unity of the nation and
our firm determination 10 win.
"Our sacrifices are gigantic but au
the blood soaked hattleficlds a last
ing peace is springjug mp which will
lead our great and beloved fathcrmud
to new and flourishIng power
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-11
RUSSIANS ARE
REPORTED NEARLY
OUT OF PERSIA


Berlin March 10 Cbv Wireless TO
Sayvile, n. W Included in the news
items given out today by The over
seas agcncl are the following
"Constantnoplc reports that the
Russians have partly evacuated Per-
sia. They occupy today only Kazi-
vim, khorassau and Mazenderan.
"Answcriug the British claim that
the steam yacht which recently at
tackled a German submarine was an
auxiliary war vessel. German au-
thoritios have advanced the argument
that auNliarIes also should make use
of the British war flag. something
this steam yacht did not do
German scientists have found u
process Of obtaining nitrogenous pro-
ducts from the air This viii make
possible cheaper fertilizer than nj
trates from chile.
russia has accepted the German
proposal for am exchange of soldiers
who are physically unfit for further
military service
"Tho Bulgarian government has
prohibited the entrance Of serbian
railroad cars into Bulgaria and Bul-
garlan ears into Serbia because at the
danger of contagious diseases
THE Norwegian government is,
preparing bin authorizing The state
TO own ships and import goods ON lts
own account
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-11
THAW SUFFERS
FROM AN ATTACK
Of RHEUMATISM
Employees Of Matteawan les
tify That Slayer of Stanford
White Conducted Himself in
Sane Manner While Inmate,


New York March no. Harry Ken
/ dan ThaV ON trial here with five coo
defendants for consprlng to escape
from the state hospital for the Grim
inal insane at Mutcawan, was So i'll
at the conclusion of the proceedings
today thar Justice Pagc before whom
the trial is In progress. had the couch
In his chamber moved to the Tombs
prison for him to sleep upon Thaw
is suffcriug with rheumatism, brought
on it WAS said 10y the jail physician,
by the draushts in his cell.
May Tel story To-Day
While Lc sat In court today listen
Ing to the states witnesses tracing his
flight from Mattewan to New Hamp-
shire, ThoN had a shawl thrown over
one shoulder ana the neck of a heavy
sweater turned up to his ears tn-
less his illness nterferes with their
plans, Thaw's attorneys viii place him
upon the witness stand tomorrow 10
tell his own story IN his own way
In this they said they hoped to show
the Jury that their client had recov
cred his sanity Nearly AN the wit
nesses who testified today were em
ployea of the MatteaVan hospital or
persons who had seen one or both
of the automobiles IN which the
escape was effected
Each Of The employees was asked
questions designed to Indicate to the
jury that Thaw was sane at the time
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To smn.h IorIs h TMo MecI,s.
GERlINNY DETERMINED
no CONQUER ENEMIES

London March 10 G0:20 p. nh
The president of the reichstag, re-
viewing the war situation at the OPEN
ing Of the reichstag today says ac-
cording to Berlin dispatch received
by Reuters Telegram company hy
way of Amsterdam
In the west from the Nosges TO
the channel and in the east from the
Baltic to Bukowlna our armies and
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DISSENSI0N AMONG
GERMAN SOCIALISTS

London, March 10 (5;55 D. mo-
The Berlin NorWaerts as quoted 10y
the Copenhagen correspondent of the
Exchange Telegraph company. says
the dissension among the socialists Of
Germany has led 10 % split in their
party on one side are the socialists
Of the old school and on the other
the national reformists
The Vorwaerts laments this schIsm
and saws that German liberals and
radicals regard it as national cal
'amity.
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.4t44t3&4oteeeeAA
list OF VICTIMS
OF GERMAN CRUISER

Newport News va. March TO-
. The list of vessels sunk by the
f" German auxiliary cruiser Prlnz
s Eitcl Friedrich. with the num-
f" her of persons removed from
% each, as announced by Customs
a" Collector Hamilton today Isl
e British sailing ship Invercoe
W. J. King. master; crew, %
o owner lnver line Of Aberdeen,
% Scotland Sunk February II.
British steamship Mary Ada
@ Short a r. Dobhing master:
{. crew rs owner James Westol,
4" of sunderland, England. Sunk
q February 1S.
French steamship Florde, Mons
o sion, master; crew as. passen-
O. gers, S6 owner. Companle GEN
. cralo Trans-Atlantiquc. Sunk
o February 10.
/" British steamship Willerby, J,
g Wedsewood. master. crew. 81.
@ owner. Ropner a. CO., Of West
o. Harllopool. Sunk February 20.
% Russian sailing ship Isabel
d" Browne. Axmar Ericsson, mas
g ter; crew, 10, Owner, Tronberg,
" Finland. Sunk, January 27.
French sailing ship Pierre
o Lott Transchant, master: crew,
q "a. Society Nouvellc Barmomen.,
OF Nantes. France, owners. Sunk
d" January -,
" American sailing ship William
" T.. Frye. II II. Kiehne. master;
3" crew 81. owner, Arthur sewall
% & CO.. Of Bath, Me. Sunk Janu
3" airy 2S Cargo Of wheat from
4" Seattle Wash, TO Queenstown, 9
q" England. for orders, declared 10 c
o be contraband by German cruiser. G
% French sailing ship Jacobsen, g
O. V. Leroux master, crew, 49, So =
. ciety Les Voilers Dunkerquois,
o France Sunk January 2S
% o % /. @ o. q q q o a o q q, q q o .
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GERMAN CRUISER PUTS INTO
NEWPORT NEWS; AMERICAN
VESSEL SENT To BOTTOM
WITH SEVEN OTHER SHIP
CAPTAIN OF WILLIAM P. FRYE TELLS
OF FRUITLESS PROTEST AGAINST
ACT OF DESTRUCTION ON HIGH SEAS

Commander Of KaSerS Commerce Destroyer IuSeS Action
Against Flag and Property of Neutral Nation on Ground
That Cargo of Wheat Was COnraband Sacks Thrown
Into Sea and Big Hole Blown Through VaIS of Merchant
man After Grew Had Been Transferred to Safety; Wife
and Children Of Skipper Shown Every Courtesy by Cap
tors During Voyage: nternment Expected to Follow Un-
less Repairs Are Made Promptly; Four British WarshipS
in Vicinity
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tbr HoHstHa fouRhAL bFuctAL LHABEn WipEi
Newport News. Va March TO-
The German auxiliary cruiser Prin6
Eitcl lrriadrich after a commerce de-
stroyng cruise over Pacific and At
| lantic oceans which eliminated in the
sinking of an American sailing ship
in the south Atlantic, January 2S.
made this port today and anchored
for supplies and repairs. She brought
/ with her rescued crews and passengers
TOT Americans British, French and
, Russian ships aud lay at anchor to-
night in a state of mechanical exhaus-
/ tion from the strain of 30.000-mlle
/ voyage
Admits sinking Right Vessels.
The cruiser began her scouting for
shpa of enemies Of lhc fotherand AT
Tsug Tau. china, llst November, un-
ldcr Commander Thieuchons. who add
mttcd today sinking eight merchant
ships three British. three French, one
Russian ana one American, The
sinking of the American ship the
William J. Frye, a sailing vessel
bound from Seattle TO Queenstown
with $500 tons Of wheat, most con
cCrUcd American port officials here
story of American CAPTAIN.
II. II kiehne OF Baltimore. mas
ter of the American ship. after leay-
Ing the Eud Friedrich with Customs
COLLECTOR Hamilton today, told -
dramatic story of his experience.
with him were hls wife and two chill