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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
9uotIenlice5 ent5Ogen.

Gic 6iciigeu Sdiifs Snipeftoren
ent5ogen gcitern Soiep6 %orriS, Dem
2ooticn oes u2eaoer fir feds @los
nate oic Siccn5. Gopitan Sobn s..
9rown Scr Gommonoont OesS6lep-
pers ,,SoutGern,~ mur0e bon aller
SGillO freigcipro1en. 0ic eeItrige
llutcriudung mar bic 6oloe eines
3uiommenitoBcs, Der ii6 am 10.
Syouuor am 9Sier 9lr. 6 in Canton
crcigncte im0 iliolgc Ociien Der
S6nciocr &6icos Go6cn icin &ebcn
cin6iiBtc. sic Snipcftoren cnti@ie-
Ocn ooB @orris bic Signole ocs
.Solt6ern" nidt bcohtcte itno oa.
ourd ocn llnfoa berilriodte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
0aS g4effer.

Sir 0tarDlono mo ocn 0iitrift
Columbia beite flares @citer mO
noropcit.idc @inOc.
Der G0hitc Gberniometcritano am
geitra9cn Eogc betrug Al @roo I'M
A ll6r 9iodmittogs mo Scr nieorig
ltc 26 0jroo Inn 7 ll9r Dlorgens.
Gie 0r6Bte Sdneaigfeit Oes @in.
oes ipor 20 Meilen pro Stunoc bonn
Sioroweiten
Der 6cudtigfcitsgebolt scr 2uft
mar A $ro0ent I'M s ll6r 0iorgcns
imo As Sro5cnt Inn s ll6r gl6enos.
81 Den anoeren @etter @eo6ad'
lungs -Stotionen oes 2anoes puroen
0ie folgcnocn ncorigiten Semperotu-
rem 0er5eihnet: 9ltlontic GitD "a,
@ismard IA. Bolton %, Buffalo IA,
Gbarleiton AZ. Chicago 2S, Gleue.
lono 20, 0enber "a, 0etroit Is,
Gullt6 "a, goItport 90, @oIoeiton
AZ. @reci @oD IA, Sotteros 40,
&opre -, Selena 26, SSodionpiac
AS, aanios 9th 2S, auorpiae %,
2ouisbiac "a, @1orQuette 90, Mem.
p6is 30. NloutgonierD 3S, glontreal
12. 9sontudet "a gIeip. Crleons 40,
9Rep.Dort %, Stlo6omo 80. @bila.
oclpbio 26, gittsblrgb 1S, @ortlonO,
@2e, %, gortlan0. Ore, 40, Guebec
12, golcigb SO, Solt 2afc GitD 38,
Gan 6roncisco AS. ct. 2ouis 80,
Scronton 1S, Sbreoeport 81, Spo.
fonc 36. 5Drociiic t6, Eompa "a,
@aibinaton "a. @innipea Is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
lfnterhnItnnne.g1 .g1enlueiler.

pAnbitorInm"-v5 The 4alace Of ibe Sling"
,,NDlOHinl"--a Qtlii anO Self IN Rcrio"
,,1Dro o"-.N @air OF Sire5"
,,WnDeiD- Ibf Turi Girls"
gWiarDlanb -seiibs aau Star"'Souoebiuc
unO 2pdHncbilocr
,,Niniifgllabcnr"- Ibc @irl from lltab
II. Bcoboon'9iccital- -6rcaa. @. Widr5. 4
uDr NnOWliiQCS.
,arion"-ainocr 0oiiumc GaIl, in Der
grions6allc am 2. Nldr8
,Wcrmnuia.0cnelau" Tnmcn SritiDn--Qdii.
1pon. 81 Wldr5 Aapcle 0eS Samplers ,Rbein."
in 6ibner SCALE 9lr 245 S.sgsoifc-Stt
a1eutitcr Wliliidrs1creiu" F. g. StiimHgs'
felt am T. Nidg5 ia Der ,2ImerlcansSGlle, Oil
EpmburoeE ttnBe nubc NrOdoUan.
,,NieeecrNeiauaUerein mnb ,,W,ebaer.grreln
Yer. 4" Uloniaa, ben g. yldr5, Nsasienbau
o6rotilnH" Uiasicn6an in garru's Salle
um 10. Wldri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
Soften 90ecfram3dJeu.

Ter o@omen's Eiucnt6ietb Gen-
tnrD Ghl6" bali 6eltte ieiue Sabres-
bcrionunlimg lno 9camtcuUabl mnO
morgcn 9}ahmittag i'm Ga6gorten
ocS nSotel @elUcoere" Elm E6eetrdn5-
den Gie 8eitli6feit bcginut 3 llDr
9}d6mittass mo lit iiir Oieielbe Elm
rcidboltiges mlliifaliidcs Ero-
gromu auigeiteat. Ger Gnb lit cine
Der oroBicn p6ilantropii1en Cr9ani.
iationeu Scr StaOt. Gas NPotto oeS.
iel6eu laltet.n 9iei9c cine itorfe
Sano Oen 9}ot6oiiritigeu." 3ur 3eit
5dblt 0cr Ghi6 100 Mitglieoer. Iic
@eamtinnen iinO; 6raulein Gttu $.
0lnoOor @raiioentin; 6roiI 9lorman
g. Stonton 8ran SorrD g. 9hall
{, ran Charles y. Cornep, 9ice-@rds
iioentinncn 6rau @eorge ". @oloer,
correiponoirenoe Setretdrin; 6rali
8y g. Sillg, protofollirenoe Sefre-
tarilL mo 6rou s. 5. ao6Ier,
Sdntlnciiterin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
Raiirtc am SDnntao.

Inter ser 9eiduloiglmg, ange6-
li6 am Sonntag ieinem 9arbieree.
merbe nacbge9angei 5il iein, muroe
aeiterl in Ger oitiden 4oli5eiitation
$. @iotfiu 5u So unO Soften oerir-
tbeilt. 9ic Boli5iiten Collins unO
@rauling na6nen @lotfin icit ais
er eeraoe benjamin Soitman bon glr.
239, Observation-Disclosures, raiirt 6a6en
ion, ipdbreuo 5nei anoere Shm0el
oaraui parteteu an Die Reibc 3iI
fonlmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
star6 an 4tomain.geraiftnna

9}oN einer aronf6eit BON 5pci
g8oAen itorb geltern in ibrer gSob.
ming. Scr. 212, Sii0-Jo6inionitroBe,
5rou Carrie Sumonos, Die @attiu
0es 95oli5iiten Soon u. SDmonos
pom noropeitlihen 0iitrift Die
@eriior6ene lit an 9Stomoin-Sergif-
inns. Sie bintcrlGBt ouBer i5rep
@otten nod Die elfidbrigen 3wil.
linast6Ater @Da nn0 gL0a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02

9rieie ntiiiicn Dor 10 ll6r 9l6enos
i'm Saptpoiiomt iein, oa 5u oieier
Stlinoe bic &oit aeidloiien Miro.
Neltc 0ienito8 per 0ompfer
uGaierta nacb 0entihlano, 0eiier.
reid llngarn mo Die Siirfei.
6rcitoa 5. 9iar3, per Qampier
oIonte 9llig6ieri4 nad Geutidlono,
Seiterreih llngorn luo Die 1iirfei.
2Iueu 9rieien iit cine 5 Gentmarte
aui3uflc6ea bei eviiaibcm @cpidf.
Sino lie iDmerer 10 laiic man iie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
Ealidler g(lorut.

Die &oli5ei Ocs mittlcren 0iitrifts
fo6noet oui eincn llebcltDdter. pel.
der geitern Morocn 1st llbr bonn
6euermeloefaiten an Ger gloropeit-
Gdc bon gbarles, mo 2ouooleitroBe
cineu ialimen 2llorm einionOte. sSn
6olsc 0es @intreffens scr 26ib.
2lpparate an Grt mo Stelc mlrocn
DieIe 9cpobner in ibrem 6eiteen
Shloie getort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
yran 2a9i9 na6rt i9r @e9eimniE.

gfdter elliott selpd6rtc oeltern elm
@a6eas Corpus. @eiu6 in Oeln sFoIle
DER 6rou Dapis, uel6c in oos @e
fan9niB gclanot pr0e, neil iie Ii6
pelgertc, on3ugc5cn mas aus eineni
Niano geiporocn lit fir meltes iie
SlGO an cine Snitoament Gompoqnie
oe5a5lt 9ottc iuiO Damn 0ie 8o6hm.
Gen cinlteatc 6rnu GoDis miro
morgcn gorndttog 0em Gi6tcr bon
ylcucm uor0ciiibrt pcrocn. Die
6rou crfldrte, DAB iie oos @iouo
aufgcben milroc pcnn oie @eiea
idoft i0r 0os an6c5o6ltc @elo oocr
wenigitcus 3mei Grittcl oopon 3ll.
rid be3oblen iUoQc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02

wiegcn nnO ii6 Oos genoue @orto
ange6en-
Serlettc fd NIT 9guumitpatrOne.
Gie 9}eugier0e oes 14.id6rigen
6ronf 9lemca BON 9}r.151S, Ebames-
5traBe, fam ibm 9eitern glabmittag
tbeuer 5u iie6en. Gr no6m bon iei-
nem @oter cine 0Dnamitpotrone,
nm 81 ie6eu wie iie erplooirte. @r
i1u9 ou6 10 Iange NIT einem Stein
oororb bis iein SSunih in Grfiiluug
gin0, rnO nod me6r gei6o5, ais Der
auabe crpartete. Der redtc 0au-
men iuo Sic recbte Sano wurOcn i6nI
10 bcitig Der6ranut ooB er in Ous
uSt. Soiepb'S &oipital" gei6offt
mcr0cn muBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
llcber6i9tcr Cfcn DernriadIt granO.

Gin ii6er6ibter 0ieu ieBte geltern
Nlor9cn geaen 4 llbr IN Dem Speiie-
sumner pcs @rn. @cr6ert Nlcrrid, in
9ir 108 gScit SaratooaitroBe, ein
@onohrctt in @rono. Srou Nler-
rd ieBie bic Sprieen.0onpugnic
Scr % telep1onii6 Ia 9enntnB,
melAc oic 6louncn untcroriidtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
iyrau 9iOOii0n beerOiot.

@riicra 9lodmittag Inn 8 ll6r
pnroc Uon Der &o6uiug i1rcr God
Ter, 5ra &amuono Gictri6 bon
9@r. 426, @orioro.Roao, ,5rmu Sulio
glnn 9iOoiion, oic Wluttcr ocs
StaotsienotorS syobu 3. @iOoiIon.
81 @rabc geiragcn 2ran 9i0oiion
puroc mn Sonnio9 &ormittag bon
loren 9lngc66riaen gclabnt i'm 9ettc
porgclmocn mo itar6 fur5e 3eit 0a.
raul. Sic 6intcrl1Bt bier 86dltcr,
I5rml SSoDn GDauS ,yran ,So6n
@ontrlmt 6rau @ommonO Cictrid)
mo 6ral @iaian Z. Gietrid, lm0
orei So6nc. g9iaiom 9io0iion, E6o-
mas g. 9iooiion iun.. unO Staats.
Senator 9io0iion. Sic Scicbe lit
nad elmer Erauerfeicr in @arocn.
bile ani Dem 6ouilienIec 6cigcicet
woroeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02

Ter adt5ig Sabre altc Sobn 90,
bnion BON 9lr 417 Ct 4;all-Str,
iii bel Der aSoli5iit ais ucrmiBt augc.
mcloet iuorocn. 81 cntiernte ii6 an
Sountog ats ieiner @o6mmg, mio
Ole glnge90rigen ba6en feine 9lbs
nilug, mobu er iid gepnnot bat
Die lofaIen @ie66oie wurOen &C.
itern wieoer iiir oas re9uldrc @e.
ihdft ge0iinet nadoem oieielben
me6rcrc @oAeu iuegen Der Nlall.
nno alnueniaide oeiAlolien waren.
glnSicnl Sure Yrudbdnoer.
80 Sage 5Hm %eriud, Ooer @elO
5itriif.
Z s.. WlcrgeBcnH & GOy
525 N.sGntam.Gtr., Baltimore, Wb
(6e62 L3QltE&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
8nr ciuisen OinGc sc6cttet.

Die 9eer0igung oes om Dergon-
9enen Douneritog aus Dem 2eben &c.
Id)ieocnnen Sn. &enrp 8iibner fonO
ecitern @ormittag bon icincr S8o6.
nung, glr. 1919, Iorncr.StroBe
Gus itott. 9lam ciner bon @aitor
Sennigbouien eelciteten Grouerfeier
crfolgte Die gciiebung mif Dem 0@lt
GliOet 6rieobofe.~ Sr. Siibner mar
rs Sabre alt mo 5u g9alitaOt IN
g8citprcuBen eeboreu. Gor 81 Sab
rem fam cr nab glmerita. 9is 5it
icinem uunmebrigen aaieitig iAmcr5-
lid betrauerten Tooe mar er bel Der
@ianofirmo anabe angeitelt. 9le.
ben ieincr g9ittipe, SSrun Eoulinc
Siibner, 6interldBt er einen Sobn,
Srn. Sugo s. Sii6uer, 5pei Eohter,
SSrau Clara 9teio itno 6rou 8iaianl
20ifler, beioc in @nibinaton. 9. g.,
lno fiiuf Gnfel. Bro9tOole Blu.
ucnipenoen ipnren 81 ieiner 9ccroi.
glulg bon mob iuO fern in GROCER
glu5obl cingcgangcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
SIC NedrerIeminar.llnts

6ine 9(n5abl ieniotioncller PM
id)uloigungcn iolen mie cs beiBt
oiiBcr Ocncn. ipcl1e bereitS IN Der
Ieeten Sibung om pcrgangeuen
W}ittmo1 5ur Sprade fanen, I'M
3liiounicn5ong nit Der bon Den
5hnl Gomniiidrcn 5onfbdncl,
G6anbcrS ino 9isgs 6lir Belt Dor.
geuonlnlcnen lhlteriudune Der .3u.
it0nOc i'm 9oltimcrer 2cbrer- Selni.
Eor oenmo6it ocr Sdulbcbor0e I'M.
tcr6rcitct mcr0elt. 9cfnnntli1 bieb
cs 6ereits in Der lo6teu SiBung, oas
Gorgebrohte ici nod lnn9c niht er.
i1opfeno iuio Sr 9ihnro s. 8iggS
crfIdrtc, ooB bel Der bon ibm &C.
iii6rtcu llnteriubung 0inge 5u Eaee
qctreten icien ilber ipelde CT in ei.
ncr 0ffcntIidcu SiBung unmoglid
ipredcn fonne. &r. 9iegs mcigerte
ii6, cinen Gonnentor 3u oiclcr 8c.
nertung 3u gebcn. Cine 5pe5ial.
Sibimg Ser Snul6ebor0c miro oller
g8o6riAeinlihfeit nod morgen ein-
bcrufen meroen Oiirfte ie0oh gum
qroBtcn E6eilc bnlter 0eridloHenen
T6ircn itattiinoei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
uufdae

Golliiion auf ser StrqBenDoV''
grci gcrioucn leidt uerlesf
aos Ueriimteuc sluto i0i'S''
6cruus acfii4t. Seine 'n'''''
@crionen 0arlnter.
Nm ser ede BON gutur- lll'O .;ior,l %
Oiion strnbe colliOirtc 9'Ilcr% ,n.i
9lo6mittag gegeu 1 ll9r ell MI co,Il. o'
YicrOcu bcipauuter @ageu Oct :, 70 40.
miIiiouS-15irmali gRplgirfer q ..,r1
nit cinem in qSroIi9er ri, 9tpOsel' siplll'sp
ia6rcnocn, oidti b6icBtei 5lrup' ,,l,''
6a6nraoqon Der @laOiio1'AOg1,oiSt 1oiSt
sinic. Grci gerioneu purOcn dS"rl lS,pr
uerlebt. gs warcn oics: 6raH ,:''to,p %
SPcis, lpo6n6oit in g3r. 1910, v"'o'. S1r
9lace, 6rau j. 81 @e0is pOo osoeob
g5ilIcr @ ''oop''"y5r''i bon g5r' 1888, mcculI991 1
stroBc. 9lle orei purOen la~T llo 4.
oirdeinanoergeI6iittclt ipopc' j. Sr
Iide 9l6Idiirillngen uno Se'''," s,io,r.
bon trracm. Eie llriadc oes SulGss Sss
menItoBes ipar, 0aB Der al'll"' "a,nOeri.
@aaen5, Der Slcacr SarrQ a'''i 81
ion, infoIge ocs 9ieiBenS eles s.Seu &
gels oie Gontrole iiber O'e
@ferOe berlor.
Bon Sitnep 9(uto D
gcin llcberidrcitcn Ocs 5'9I''iSself Sef
Der OIt 6apette StraBc, !" .S, ae.
g}d6r Der Sigb StraBc, iU'l,y' ~, ate
Itcrn gludmiftag Ser "A Sagr' sol S
9teger Soel 9aIOine ooil ~. .sitnel
Someriet StroBe, bon cllleu, ,o,' y oeul
9(uto nieoergeranut, pcld)eS ii OVi vsu
@6auifeur SowarO g. @laspU,e ac.
gsr. 1876, 0foro @aIt gloel'''s anl
Ienft wur0e. Ser anube lpnsY nuB
aiuu uuO onl aopf oerlest nv nv mlitt'
tc in Ser 9oIi5eiomblIna5 Oes s,ertp
leren Giitrifts nad oelH D
Soipital~ gebrodt weroen.
3wii6en Qeben nm . c,oIepl
gcr snitonO oeS 8olisiiien SS,p SSoisb
Sduiter, ipeIder I'M DEel.g per
tai" OarnieOerliegt, bat " ~ ztlr
iblinmert. @r lit 6ereits ~ SS.ridic'
Sen beluuBtIos. Isle bereitS O.. ',s Sent
wrroe er BON einern 9leger .o ui erdii
8utrolmagen gci6lcuOert l'''S SSoDct
cine @e6irneridiitterllls paI
Smith, Ser 6etreffenOe 9le9v~ 9ls',s pcf
wrgcm luge6iibrIi6en getragSSrt Srt ppa
baftet moroen. 9lui Der 9uV 9 Tol5r
ser 8oli5eiitation grill er Vs'' osrids'
item sduIter an uuO itiiriis gora'
an ser Charles, naQe oep SoIi5ll-
5troBc, bon Dem g8agen ocn Ne
ri1ter 9eOinion perurt9eIll,, ,,.,tcr Oil
ger gu $6.45 @eIoitrafe- ,i4pu ul'' sr
ariff All cincn 4oli5iiten D'' l'usicfe
baben, purOe Smith fiIr CIV 'rte,l.
&er6or am s. W1Gr5 felt9epu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
Sunueuanf. muS llntersaua.

5onncnouTgang . 6 Il. 80 Wf.
Sonnenuntergong IS Il. - &C.
Monoaufgoug T llGr 3G 80. gl6enos.
8hh6 .....7 Il. 3 80. Yloreens.
5mtb ...7 Il. 81 SO. 9lbcnoS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02

arouic 8rieOrib COOS, ',"op, @aIp 55ro' 81
9ouis 6rellno, SeroD @oilllu'S&eL y,
2ouiie SeoOig, So9n SeplS lgSSrcSrD
9uwea, Sri. 9. Sdnl5' Srnll y
GcOerer 5rau s. @olO' osga e 1sg
@ose, g. Clements, 5ran M Mer slrIl'
mas, Sri. W}anlie 6reuno' 0@nDcrr'
@lao G6omas, 5rau 2olllS ,;',o ~ 5rdI'
tis, s. @lerring, s. gEeIIf'' gE4 ,,oie.a9
%. Qan6crt, s. 5. SiO'' 7rl. %'
Scr6ert, fSricori6 oelgeLt ts6n gdlV
9Slitt, 6rau 8. 8litt yHlsanl;T@oOelgpo
Iai, Stonc6urit bel F99'a,,iic 5iI
Sri. g(lice 6omlcr, SRI. S,9sinaclbdq'
tier, 8. Seemunn, Cabin - SI'SI sSIpOr'.
9iaipcbnrg G6as. @ltnci Nv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
nMrion."

@inOer Goitnme-Sall
GienItae, 2. Nlar5 glriOn-Salle.
@ilfens.9lpe. - gInfaug z llGr.
(Seb2S, ,0lr52)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12
VOTING TRAFFIC. RULE
Commission In Session This afternoon
Mainly for Purpose Of Putting New
screws IN Auto Ordinance

A meeting ~ the city commissioners
at which the proposed traffic orlm
auce was scheduled for consideration
was called by Mayor Ed OyerhoIsrr
Tor this afternoon Another urdiu
uuce providing ror liru-r and rN
animation fur stationary engineers
was discussed also at this meeting The
new traffic ordinance rmhodlr- tine
four following clauses
Tnnt automobiles nrc tU stop 10 trvl
behind street cars. aud that they are
mot lu make speed of over eight
miles uu hour iu the business districts
They nrr not tu hr allowed tu turn
back and go the direction from which
they came ON Main street uf lNuud
way Robinson ur Harvey $50 auto
mobiles are to hr parked between
Robinson aud Harvey w Grand ave
ruuc. and nl motorNr.l.ls and rlrl
rll-ts ARE 90 di,momt before going
into or cumug ont NJ am ALLEY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12
SHIPS GATHER
FOR WAR GAME
Great q. $. Fleet In Hudson River
Makes Preparations for Coast Man
ouysrS; Officers Are Entertained.

NEW YORK, May T. While the
war fleet anchored In the Iludso!
river will remain until next rucsdaS
preparations, were begun today for the
maucuyers Of the coast Three ships
Of the auxiliary division had steam up
ready to seek the high seas
The Brooklyn was ON her way here
from Boston 10 take ON Rear Admiral
Austin Knight president Of the war
college. who viii umpire the war
gmo When Rcur Admiral Knight
breaks out hi, flag he will bee The
seventh officer Of flag rank stationed
here with the big fleet
Three more deotrOycrs NJ the fourth
division arrived yesterday and the re-
manning 10 units of the destroyer flo
tlla were due today
Although thousands " andsmru
visit the fleet each day thus far there
has been no serious accident
Two hundred and fifty officers Of
the rcot we're guests last night At q
reception given by the New York
Yacht club They were received ht
Commodore George + Baker and Vice
Commodore J. Plerpont Morgan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12
SITUATION Is GRAVE
Berlin Paper Advises Public Not to
Hold Optimistic Thoughts for Con.
tnucd Peace with Italy.

NHERlN, MAY ~ The Tagcblutt
SAYS
"rhc situation m Italy IL undenin
hly grave Il would hr mistake to
usrrlhp excessive significance tu For
mpr Premier Gloiuis interview with
the king as during the putirc crisis
the King has always declined To put
himself In the foreground aud depart
from the role of a strictly coustw
tioual momrrh who Is subject ~ the
will uf the cabinet
AN available news moreover
makes II clear that military prcpara
tious continue mprs,uuth Therefore
the task uf those who sull urr irving
10 avert catastrophe Is almost su
pcrhumauly great Siuuor Giulitu /.
indeed % statesman whose ahlliD, IS
equal tu very difficult problems and
II hp Intends To prevent war he viii
, perhaps with his knowledge W the
political terrain find effective means
where amy other person would fail
| So today II is not necessary tu com
|pIr'cly abandon the last hope although
/ II is urgently necessary to give de
rislvc warning against optimism
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12
FAIREY'S PART
ONLY CLERICAL
School Board Secretary Says DiNOn's
Reference to Him In School SQuab.
bile Was MAnlfesty Unfair.

III NJ Fairey secretary OF the
Board Of Education OF oklahoma
city, cannot understand how he can
figure IN any Of the boards dolngs In
connection with u statement credited
10 T. II Dixon whom the county at
torney is seeking to Gust from the
board, accusing fHirry " furnishing
affidavit upon which the county pro
credrd hl the matter, MIR Fairey says
The fncls are these Mrssls W
X Taylor and j II Everest, attur
urys. asked me as secretary NJ the
board Of education to furnish them q
copy NJ ihe records Of the board VI
education regarding the formation und
houndarieG n any of the Junction
school"
After II careful search I found the
records aud mudr Hn exact copy aud
stated that this was correct copy
OF the record of the board II was
not Hu affidavit, merely statement
N the record am Indeed ut u loss
TO understand why furnishing this
which ] understand to bee Il part NJ my
duty should be- construed us AN uffi
daylt 10 remove MIR Dixon
II have tried 90 conduct this uf
flee without regard tu controversy
aud the records are public to any one
merely for the asking did not
Know II was necessary to have MIR
ipNonS vote TO retain my position
cor that there was q division regard
ing the place ! have told all Of the
new members 10 Investigate my rec
ord and let that govern Dhrm ia their
selection
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12

said Of the village Of Tumincs wher,I
three small children (whose names ard
given by An eyewitness Of the crime
were slaughtered on the green for nd
apparent motive Ii is difficult t,I
imagine the motives which may hnvd
prompted such nets Whether or nod
Belgian citilIuus fired ON Germnn sol
dlcrs, young children at any rate did
not fire
Many instances are given NJ the usd
.of civlllnus rs screens during the mill
lary operation Another branch ~ the
report deals with lootng. burning and
destruction " property THE genera
conclusion The report says "ls thai
the burning and destruction NJ proper
~ which took place was only In vprl
small minority of eases Justified by
military necessity. %. Gases Of firing OH
hospitals Red Cross nmhulances and
strctchor hearers are referred 10. blti
the report adds, "On the whole we Ia
not find proof NJ general or sys,cmai
lc firing on hospitals or nmbulances
but II ls not possible IN believe that
much care wns taken 10 avoid this"
Gases Of the Red Cross being mIsused
for offensive military purposes and a
abuse ~ the white flag are also given.
A. 10 the latter the report SAYS,
There is In our opinion sufficient
evidence that these offcnscs have been
frequent deliberate and In many cases
committed hy whole units under urders.
All the facts mentioned are In contra
vcntion NJ the Hague convention. sign
ed hv the great powers Including
France. Germany Great Britain and
the United States, I'm 1907"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12

The casualty lists $50 far published
Of the battle VI lprc> show that nearly
one thlrd ot the officers of the Cuuul
ian eTpedltiouary force have been
Killed or wounded The proportion oI
loss among tho officers 4 prouunly
higher than among the men but. even
making this allowance. 10 Is only t0U
plain that the lossc- In the ranks myc
been very high The Canadian dil.
sion, by the fortunes OF war. held the
place Of honor and danger nl one of
the most critical moments " the whole
campaign As has happened repeated
ly In this war In the cuse NJ other
British regiments, the Canadians held
hack the tide that threatened 10 cu.
gulf the British position and by re-.
fusing to give ground when by the
rules OF war they would hr Justified
In doing SO. saved the day and brought
to nought the carefully planned coup
Of the foe. What the British did nt
Ypres last October. the canadians did
on the same ground last week I'm
both cases II wns the Pru-siHu Guards
and crack Rayarlnu corp, that found
their way tu Ypus blocked hy mcon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12

were systematically killed In large
numbers during the first weeks uf tho
invasion, and this, so far as we know,
has never been officially denied. If It
were denied, the flight and continued
voluntary exile Of thousands NJ Bel.
CLAN refugees would 80 far To contra
dict a denial, for there is no historical
parallel In modern times for the flight
Of large part Of a nation before an
invader.
Whole Families Slaughtered.
I'VE find many well established cases
Of the slaughter Coften accompanied hy
mutlatiOnl Of whole families, includ.
Ing not infrequcutly that " quite smull
children. In two cases II seems TO be-
clear that preparations were made tu
hurn u family alive These crimes
were committed over n period of many
weeks and simultaneously In many
plnces, aud the authorities must have
known or ought 10 have known that
crueIties Of this character were being
perpetrnted, nor can any one doubt
Ilul lntN 'hulU nave OetU stopped bN
swift and decisive action on the part NJ
the heads ~ the German army
"lt IL clearly shown TINT many NJ
lenses were committed against Infants
aud quite Young children ON one uc.
casion children were even roped to-
gethrr and used ~ military screen
against the enemy, an another. three
soldiers Went into action carving small
children 10 protect themselves from
flank fire A shocking case ~ the mur
der " n baby by drunken soldier M
Mallnes Is reported hy one eyewitness
and confirmed by another
1--WE cannot tell whether these acts
.of cruelty tn children were part NJ n
scheme Tor inducing submission hy In
splring terror In louynin, where the
system " terrori2lng was carried tn the
furthereSt limit outrages ON children
were uncommon The same. however
cannot he said ~ some ~ the smnllpr
villages which were subjected tn thp
system In Hofstade md Spmpst I'm
Haecht Rotselaer and WrsnelHrr many
children were murdered Nor can II he