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The Detroit times., 1915-07-07
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other night" he said. smile turning
the corners Of his mouth. Il shall
come again. probably very soon"
oh. just az you wish--only l
luck" sne persisted
81 shall come soon. and when I do
l guarantee you III make a clean
sweep Of IT,"
Yes, OF course" she said YEARLY.
She had heard that tone OF surety
many times before.
He ros and she followed.
Good night. she said. smiling.
lie TOOK mis- things from the waiter.
and az he started TO so turned ana
said. y shall see you again"
She bowed and moved OF. as he
low door Of noise less hinges.
IL
1T seems almost incredible. know
Especially at a time when the lid
on tight Mr. Bell. but there IS a
gambling Joint In this city. right in
the heart OF the white light district.
that Is running WIDE OPEN TO those
wheel. dice. cards. everything; / was
there myself. last night-saw u all
with my own eyes TIE police uausi
be fixed or they'd be onto thar look :
= rake-on. But. ri start from The
beginning SOS your get 10 straight
II was down to social welfaro
Meeting last night and waiksa cas-,
through Deivin street for n car
was about midway when my atfen
lion was attracted by n limousine fha,
drew up to the curb about 70 fee,
ahead OF me. IL stopped before a
low brick structure that looked ~ II
II might have been used a. privats
warehouse. There were no stsps-no
areaway--just an unremarkable old
door as an entrance with No q
painted on " In letters half washed
out by the rain. Two richly dressed
peopie--a man and woman. aIiRht.
\ cd from the car The man gave MS
chauffeur a quick order The car
/ sped away. and the two started FOR
that door. There was n nix sguinty.
eyed rough iounging OUTSIDE II whs
seemed TO know the people. for hs
emiled and saluted as they passed in
had Stacked up NY pace consider
ably IN watching them, and arrives
81 the door just after they had son.
In. There seemed TO be s0ruethln.
very queer about the whole thing
the automobile. well dressed peopIe--
the lookout and the old wsr,hous.
SuildSng. 80 decided TO take "A peel
Tor myself. and walked toward m,
Qo0R - though had II for my des
einatton. The big rough became aud
f0<nly very alert. and walking 10
ward me. showed hts face close IN Z,
mine In an effort AZ recountffon n,
looked doubtful and decided 10 hiur
lt out ] waved my hand toward IN.
door and raised my eyebrows AZ
thouoh surprised az being stopped.
N (oUoo0nuo1 TO0OgPOWl
The Detroit times., 1915-07-07

cavalier, same step as that Of the
lady
Count Fiye-Direction now chang
ed 10 carry dancers TO the right.
Lady-Step OF about five inches on
left foot executed in similar man
Her: cavalier. same step as that OF
lady
Count Six-Lady. same sort OF
step in same direction. only on
right foot. cavalier, same steps as
that Of lady.
Count Soyen-Lady. same As step
preceding. save on left foot. cav
alier. same step as that Of lady
Count Eight--Lady. same IS step
preceding. save on right foot: cav.
alier. same step rs that of lady.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-07
CALIFORNIA MAIL
CARRIERS MEET

SAN FRANCISCO. July 6.--Hun-
dreds OF mail carriers. both men
and women, from all parts OF Cali.
fornla assembled here today at the
annual convention OF the California
State Rural Letter Carriers associa.
ton. The election OF officers and
election Of delegates 10 represent
the organization OF the national con.
vention at Detroit next month will
be the principal work OF the meet
ing.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-07

KALAMAZOO. Mich, July g.
tSpeciaD This is Kalamazoo day a,
the San Francisco exposition. and
the affair Is being celebrated in both
cities. In Kalamazoo 100 business
men viii attend a luncheon this at
ternoon attended by Gov Ferris. SEN
ator William Alden Smith. Congress
man J. NJ. C. Smith and many prom
inent Kalamazoo people. During the
luncheon all OF the public officials
in attendance will talk over the
phone with various officials OF Calf
fornia and San Francisco. Kalama-
zoos delegation for the west lett
over a week ago.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-07

KALAMAZOO. Mich. July g.
(SpeciaD--A "nigger chaser" light
ed by q little boy. Monday. ran alons
a walk, jumped mp into q display Of
fireworks and set Ore to a number
OF skyrockets. The skyrockets shot
across the street and broke q dis
play window IN the Appledorn shoe
store. The damage amounts to
about 800.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-07

y. y maxwell 0rylis 70
3Sse1ay from . visit with
- and friends n Cleveland.
~ Mr.. Charles L. Palm,
nlly lsfl Tsssday for Wiz
- opgings.
t ym1lth Co1shlin. q Ansonia,
y visiting Miss Jane Dough.
- - virgihia park.
~ stael Davis. Of Buffalo. i.
~ Miss Charlotte Marie,
ana Mrs. Hayward Murphy
enfned . weekend party on
tneht. Althea.
Al az. %
James Z Shaw will return
eday from visiting friends in
M r. a. II Lloyd. Of Chicago.
much-feted guest OF Mrs. o.
-, No ~ Seyburn-ave.
rr.asrieE B. Butler and Miss
- Butler left Tuesday for
tamcs Barker and daughter.
ma Ilebecca Barker. No. 10
s1save.. are spending July at
oss iakc.
M. a. c. Miller and Miss Jes-
tillcr went to the Old club for
H .--<e--
hi G. J. Reilly and Miss Marie
nt No. ISL JeRerson-ave.. are
1lentic City for IN indefinite
Nd Mrs.. Edward c. Kinsel
n1Ily. No 10 Chicaso-blvd-.
3oI1sn : cottage At Gratiot
~ the GUNNER.
M Dorothy Parrish. OF 81. Louis.
nnDe engagement to John
11 was recently announced.
~ iest Of Mrs. John T. Brod-
ygo. 81 Jenerson-ave.
-
y NE. horace :. PEABODY
en spens sne weekend az
The Detroit times., 1915-07-07

The final figure in my standards.
zation one-step, which | term the
promenade. is typlcaIly Russian. 1t
has ingratiating features that ~
perfectly into the rhythm OF the
music. and makes an excellent con
Gliding division 10 a dance which
NOW has an artistic merit where
formerly IL lacked such.
Beginning the promenade the
lady. on the count of "one," turns
TO her right on the ball of her
left foot and takes the shortest pos
sible step with the right foot AS
she starts this evolution she with
draws her right hand from the left
hand OF her partner. whose part in
the promenade Is to pass beyond
his lady and facing about take up
a position such as is depicted in
the accompanying photograph.
On count two" Of the music the
lady does not take IN actual step.
but feeling the rhythm OF the mu-
sic she points the toe Of her right
clipper and extends both left and
right arms as / have Illustrated in
my pose. the left being up and to
the left az full length SO that the
tips Of the fingers are on line
with the top OF the bead. the right
arm being carried back and down.
ward TO a point about level with
The waist. BY turning the head TO
the left and slightly dropping 1t
backward. most graceful line is
established.
Meanwhile the cavalier steps
forward on the count of "one"
with a fairly long step one about
ten inches in length, dropping his
lady's right hand with his left and
gauging his step so that 1t carries
him to his left and finishes with a
quarter. whirl on the ball Of the foot
that enables the next step (Which
Is quite shorter) taken en- count
two" the cavalier takes the extend
cd hands OF his lady. who Ia direct
ly 10 front OF him and as much as
possible TO his right.
Close together nov. the promen-
ade begins on count three" which
IL taken by each dancer on the left
foot, lifting foo; and striding about
FIVE inches, and to the left. The
next step, taken by each dancer
with the Tignt foot. comes on count
-four. and completes that rhythmic
unit With the start on count "fve"
the dancers. assuming the same at.
titudes, continue their forward
promenade. but change the direc.
tion TO the right for four full
counts
Thus the movements would be:
Count One-Lady, turn 10 right
on ball Of the left foot, and take a
short step with right foot; cavalier,
long step with the left foot forward
and To- left. finishing with quarter.
whirl on ball Of left foot.
Count Two--I.ady. points toe OF
right slipper and extends both
arms. left up. right down and back
cavalier. short step on right foot
that aids in about-face movement
takes hands OF his lady.
Count Three-I.ady. forward step
In the direction OF the left. oil
about Ave inches on left foot: cav
slier, same step "a that OF the lady
Count Four-Forwsrd step. still
toward the left. with the right foot
about five inches, with slight turn
to right on ball OF foot at close
The Detroit times., 1915-07-07

1y1B, ~ ratho Exchange.
M moving ptctuPe rights
IL ~ feeetgn copyrighu
strictly reserved.
n41noe1 1se0 yessss1ay.p
ssS s .d I. y . sss f.r h snsnif
NY n<,t 70 betrny his sur
~ 6oom On the other side
wns - softly lighted a.
.HQoen II witch Ne sat--but
r. ksalSt q tho 6ininG room
~ ~ l0nu@ogable x.Sars and
49, : seegY hass shroush
= unm - opinnlng q soft
W4eol Around him, with
.Slase q ssysaing dr:ss
telllM3 IAN AZ : low table
zgyTr0e11 stso1 . group OF
4e44lt vetcAlao 3 man In an
gAvut S4o1 .eart4red shirt
1ne lo4tkeg esp cut Of
M o)1411rG transparent
11 eAblA . little Oh to
- go 49, Tor dicing,
~ 9sc4Z yetshine : cad
- Al th4s The youn I
49, ~ q : Giapcs. In.
IS ~ ooE1rro Aeasivoly--saW
$500 hen the eiri sns
rlsIly ~ sks hand
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
Oie crnc6niflIpie glnianicniaaO.

Die NnmBenjogo ocs Ereocbarocs, oic CT MN
idon cit iic6cn Nloatcu cug bcrclbt uil INNER nod
tcnc grfogc 5ctgcn. &eocrbolt nO micocrbot bat
cS bon Qonoon uno 9oris ucrIoitc SStocn no 9huno-
uicn in0 sum 2oshlogen bercit 9lbcr ocr 10 ebnlnd
tia BON ibncl cruartetc Wiomet uia lldlt fonnlen.
@csbob oaten aid SStacn mo Die Baltononoer
Iid cinnden in oe ares2 lin iiir England lang.
lam al perbluten2 sic bobcn Dor Nugcn pa0 aus
6ranfrcid n0 GuBlono miro, Iue Oicie beocn Sdnoer
lanaiol o6er iider Dem yirn ctgegen geben mnbreno
england bright unO iencn @eltmorft erpeitert.
Eorim alouben mir ndt, Dab Die galtanlonoer mo
SStolicn oen 9laiirte 81 Siiie fomnen DerOcn eber
olouben mir on oas @egentbe Cher gailben mir, oaB
ucniqItcns Rndnien ii6er tr5 ooer nng JhBono oll'
arciicn miro Inn 8eiinrabien oas Dem flehlcn Song'
reid BON &uBlan0 gcrnibt wrroc, uieocr5erlongcn.
gc6r 6c5edncno lit Die NodJrdt aus 9ntoreit OaB one
Q|crcumq 9ciiarabicns pom ruihen Sod ollndblid
sic 5cclc 0es rum1niidc GoeS crfiiat gSir 9loubcr
oub cin poar petcre idperc yticoeragcn Der Jcn ~
0oli3c in ocl aarpatben mo in Bolen gar ledt oo5a
fibrcn fomcn, OaB glii0nicn feline glrnee po elmer
bolben Nlinipn @lonn in Ycorabcn bnemnorlblcrcn
oBi, lno oaB Damn aud 9uaarien Die gSaficn erbcbt
gcgen Serbe Inn 9odJc 81 ncbmcn iilr ole ScntDl'
oan0 ourd) 5crbicl in 1912
Sine iolHe Menolng ocr Dinge miroe aid oc
ooinma Der 9lliirtcl ole Daroonelen uno Gontnntls
nopcl in i6ren geie 81 brngcn, illuiort moden Sc
6cuials 9obc Die 8olfonoofer cne @oIinimg bon In'
ona all i6on fir cine trigeriide gcbolten oenn gre
enlono lieB lid trDt nler &erpredungen nd)t perel'
tcn iid an ocnl htcrnebmcn 81 bctDeiligcn. Us mar
5u gcTd9rlihM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
Ger 0@fde eOupDu6ot gfmorc 0Sy 0rdno 10 Mdp 1918

mO i6r in ocn 9idcn idllt orocrn aud Die iran56ii
ideu Nfoociirnen uon5iel 5lI lngrncu Der ocliiden
6rmen ltnteritibt Cine oerortigc gorfibruug 1T ober
in Der ebigeu ariegS5et ndbt mr. enc Gboraferoiig
feit ionoer audi cine O0uig i6eriIiiige GerontaItng
iagt Ood oas o5eugenannc ibrcnoe 9loit Ger Gonfef
ton, Dab idon Dor Dem ariege oic @ariicr NloOe a
cuem toOteu &lmft ongelmgt ii6ertreben unO ii6cr
ipist gepeicn c Soa man trosoeut pie es an elmer
anOeren Stele oeS eripGbnteu 9luabes beiBt Die Sos
loimg bon BarS nidt in cinen 6cpuBten @eglpenoen
BON Dem erbdel mas BORT pieoer geiboiien perOe
miro 10 lit 81 einem Ocrartig empiobenen 0inhielen
nod oct Gr5eugnen Der %ariier StregSnooe init nidt
Der geegnetc 9Iigcnblid gSer Gigenes idoiien mill
lmO 5uOem mad elmer jabr5ebntelangcn abbdneieteit
miro in Der 3cit OeS eritcn Rngens nad5 SelbitonOg
felt nidJt nadj Sen alten Sor6ilOern augcn oiirenl
%r no geponnt Oh ooS lln9loiI6lide in Berlin
GreignB wcroen miro. cine 9usiiennng &ariicr @}o-
OcIIc, oic roB0iidc er5euanc an oertdc aduicr a6.
icben mill 2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19

SACRIFICE OF INNOCENT LIFE.
In the British House of Lords on
Monday Baron Newton suggested
that the United States be requested
to make inquiries concerning the
treatment Of British prisoners in
Germany.
On the same day the British gov
ernment issued its order in council
declaring war upon American COM
merce and announcing its determine
tion to starve the German nation.
If the United States should under
take to alleviate the condition Of
British prisoners in Germany, it
would doubtless be curtly advised by
Germany to mind its own business
1t would discover, probably, that
British prisoners in Germany are not
scheduled for overfeeding at time
when the whole power of the British
government is concentrated upon the
starvation of the German people.
Does England suppose that its
prisoners in Germany will be treated
to extra rations? Does it think its
strangulation policy will not result
in the death by starvation of its own
soldiers, if it is effective at all?
The United States is trying to keep
on friendly terms with both England
and Germany. 1t will not take sides.
nor be made the catspaw of either
nation. 1t will perform friendly
Offices for either, when they can be
performed with propriety.
The United States deeply resents,
and will find means to nullify Great
Britain's attempt to destroy Ameri-
can commerce. It also deeply de-
plores the action OF both belligerents
in ignoring the established laws OF
civilized war How can any belliger-
ent hope for sympathy from the
United States when it enters upon
policy Of starving women and chill
dren? Great Britain will forfeit the
worlds sympathy if it persists in and
makes effective its starvation rule
against innocent civilians.
All that the United States asks is
that the war be fought according to
the rules Of war; that neutral rights
be respected, and that the hostilities
be confined to armies and navies.
The people Of England are not fight
ing the people of Germany The
women of those nations should not
be subjected to the he'll Of war The
children do not deserve death by
starvation
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
6reitao, ben 10, OlarS 1915.
"a I'M Aeit silm 6anoeIn.

Gcn ncitrolcn @ofcrn Der gSelt iiiio BON @roB Sri
tonncn ibrc 9icdtc ouf Dem gSetmeere genau porge
ldricben iDorocn glber lld)t in lleberentimiulg nit
Dem onertonnten internntionolen @eicb, onoern nod
Scm @rlnoiabc Oab Wlodt fiir Gcd)t ge6t. @ngono
Dot ooS inernationalc icd pic einen bloBen o@aper
teec~ 5crriicn mo cntiduoiet lid nit Der 9usreoc
ruB Oic Siberbet 0cs egelen Sanocs ocn Sdriit cr-
fcr0crc 6icr icbcn mir Oas m0d)tigc &eid) Der &ct
ben nngcbldcn 8or0crer scr noraliidcn Str1tc" 0cS
Observation-Disclosures bic ancrfantc 0uele 0eS conii.
fationclcn @cicses aui Oas llrgecb ocr ytotbwcnog
ici 5riidiacn oaS fcit Durf Ole Civilization cntlton-
ocucS Gcleb fcnrt.
gScldlc Red)tc Der nerrocr gScltbanocl trci6cuocn
&Glfcr gic6t c5 nod oic Gnglao reipeftirt2 SSedc
Jtcdbte boben ole Der Stooen nod au Dem G5ean
rilBcr jcien Oic 6jroB gritamen ibnet 5ugciteben
min? 9ues 0erfomrlbc GertrG9e Gonpentionen
0ctlaroonen inO iibcr oen Souicn geuorieu worOen
ino nnr GnglanoS @iIlc regert 9lmeritaner mogen
lid pobl Die Sroee elleli, NOS aus ben 5riiftcn BON
You SSoncs' See geporocu it, aus Den Grilntpben ocS
bcrii6nltcn Shiifes ,Gonttuon" aus iineren amer.
fanutcn Gcdten ais Gin unabbdngiges MitgeO Der 6o
mile Scr 9aionen Ser QCt2 @nr Dies gucs nIr cine
Billion. Sic pcridpinoei miiBte io6alo Gnglono icin
Scepter iibcr oos ggetnccr cr6eben piroc?
90 mar cs nid)t in oer Qoeen bon Secrion bon
Waoilon imo BON Sobnion aud nidt in Den Tagcn BON
8olf tno Bcrre mO GcDelonO llno es ioltc audi jeBt
nidt 70 icu IS 1T 0o6c 3et oaH oie Ser Staate Ocr
g8eIt in nidt miBIberitebenoen 3oren erf1ret paS ne
ir br ed balten ilno OaB iic ooebe repeftrt bober
uoucn N1iloc 3rotee 6aben fcincn 3wed IS lit bobe
3cit 0oB oic Scr Staoten i6re 9edbtc a Dem gset.
nccr bcbouptc onatt ab6ldgige glituore olti miloe
9roteitc haIfmeigeDo entgegenjlmebmen IS lit boDe
3cit, ser gget miicn 81 lacn OoB Die Der. Stoaten
peoer en 8oioleliaat inO, nod ein Sdp0dling.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
9OGer tammeu Oic Oentidcn Seerfii6rcr?

Geutidlan0 fam h oas tb0rid1te Shluaiuort pom
,YrcuBiiden Militarisnlts~ rl6io geialen lolen in
Dem 9emBten, oaB es c6cn Gin Golf in g8aiieu lit lmo
icoer pebrobge Oienid bort nit reioe bereit it, Ir
ole GertbciOgug cncS Gaterlauoes 8lut unO G'ut bin
5llgcbcn shld IN Der }uiantmcncbmg Ocs 0i5icr
corps trtt oic S6otiade beroor, ooB aac Stduoc i'm
0ecrc Dcrircten inO Cine SifBersfoc, BON scr anglo
nncrfoniidc 3eitungcn obeln gebt cs in Gelltihono
ndt. @recll mir ein Oubclo Der befonntcitcn oellt
ldcn 0ccriiibrcr BON belc beroS 10 pcrocn mir 0clc
8cbaptlmg bet0tigt fin0en giatrlid iinO pice lmcr
i6nen el6 0c Sobnc BON 0fiBren mo III nlilitdri-
den lcberlieerimgen groB gcuorocn onoere ieood) in
@ltern6dern ouigepodien no nilitqriidc Sntereiien
hmcrlid porbanOen warer Der Goter ocs General
icl0naridalls BON 9euedenoori unO bon Sinoenburg
orb als I2ajor a. 9. unO 0itsbeliber Der &ater oes
Generals BON enuudj ais Oberit B. G. mo Der 6eneroI.
elomaridaa uon Billion lit Der Sobn eincS Sberitlieu-
tenants a. O. uno Der @nfe cincs @aors, Ger BEL
Grob @oriden 1873 ais Gonlmonoeur OeS Sei6-@reno.
bier 9otalons iie Ger General bon Wiorgen bate
cncn General W}aor a. g. 5ltn &acr glber Der 0jenc
raj bon Yeeler lit Der Sobn cines berilDten 9cdsge
lcbrten scr bel Der 8cfreng Stlespgs pom
ocr Srcmobcrrldoit cine beoelhcuoc oe gcipielt Bot
Der Iotet oeS @cncralo6crien BON Nlodener Oeto
uonIicrat5 ulO Observation-Disclosures Der &otcr oeS @c.
ncrolo6erltcn Don Sud mar Salf6rer ilo DER Soter
0cs neen Srie9snlinilters General Nilo Don 0oben.
born gIpobcer pdbreuo Der telpcrtreenoc &ricgSmis
nlfer Venerdl oon galOel, Der Sopn eneS VeDelmell
gomralit1tsrotbes unO @nfel cines Stettiner aoili
mannes it, Ger Goter oeS @cueralobcrten bon Noltfe,
oes itelperrcteoen Gbcis oes Generalitobes 6efauu
lid Elm ingerer 9riIOer oe5 groBeu Strategc 0roen
Soelnnitb Nloltte 1ll0 crit uls &anlcrberr IN pa
lliiben Dieniten uerUatcte Die @rafdait JanBau mo
purOe Damn preuBiidcr San0rat6 llnO ocr Gbe oes
0encralitobcS, General BON 6olfebopn, iii Ger So1n
ciics 0tsbeiibcrs I'M &rcc Eborn DER ais 9icfcrcnoar
ocn preuBiidcl Stoatsocnt UcrIicB, I'M id ocr 9e
wirt6idaftiue ieneS pGtcrliAcn @r6es 81 wiomcn
Oicic 9eiipiele no, uic ms ldcncn wia. aBcroroent
lid fenr5edncuo fin OaS uobrc 9lnacbc ocs prciiB
jd)cn ,9iltorSms
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Nailnt Oenf6ar!

HG6reno in SSronfreid England n0 JhiBlano alcS
Ceutihc Dcrolgt miro p1breno man bort nidt cinnol
oic 1onperfe Oetder @ieier boren nil, gebt es N
Der ocutIdjen 9cids6alptoot nod iogenante Dcutldc
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talicn modte So leen mir in Der ,9forooeltlben
gllgemencn 3cihng4 bonn %. 5ebruar:
gsabreno oaent6alben bic frenOldnoiidcn Sooel'
diloer entfcrnt wer0ci miro IN Der 9citSbaptitaot
oos Sdoidtd cincr gsitelung Barrier aleoermoorlle
porbcrcct es flingt pic ein nlnloglifer Sd)er5 III
elmer 3cit 0ic erfilnt III BON Den Uicetgc getrebi-
oen sic man ltcr oenl Sanurelnort DDeItldle Wlooe
snnuneifaBt N6cr oicic lnui09lidfeit 1T troirlge
@obr6eit. Ger ,Gonicctonar~ pom IS. 6e0rilar
drebt in cinem qhlfiat, Der mic sum No6n Den Sttel
Dcmidlon0 Tctidlano iibcr 9ncs aib IN Der
D1ooc" trdgf nad g(usiibringen oencn man wobl 6n-
lhmncn lam. ii6cr oicic Wloocausitelung IT. g.:
Nos ieet imtcr Der @inwirting Oes arcgcs, Der ia
0ort i'm 9ouoe mitbet in 9oris erredjt puroe miro
cine 9usitclng 5cioen Die in Berlin ge3eigt reroen
Miro N2au bari oaraui 6egierig cin Genn iton cine
aan5c 3ct Dor glsbrnf oes Streges mar man in EnrS
All encm toOten @ilit ongelangt mo ucrfiel monges
rudltbarcr neuer ginidae aui llebertreibpneen miO
lleberpibuugen oes idon 6ltnoertnlal @e5cgten~
mir moftet bier8u bemerfcu, Dob man nit elmer
Nusiieaung bon Barrier N2ooelen ndlt nir Die Gntpd
hing Der geroOe feimeuoeH oeitiden 9aooeorbeit tort
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sic fleiuite Operation ous5uiii6rcn
obglei6 Sperationen sur 9fcttltng
idwer @ermlmoeter oit 0ringcno no
tbig iino. Ole 8ermunoeten warteu
na@ 9Inle9ung oes @erbauOes auf
Strob, bis iic meiter tronsportirt
peroen f0nncn. Die 9ler5tc erfl1rtcn
Dem 6eiuhenOcn Sournoliiten cine
6ciiere @inribhng Oes SauitdtsOien-
ties lei ln6eOingt notbwenOig. @aupt-
iddlidb uiiiie Ger @crwimOetentronS-
port in 9hltomobilen enoli6 orgoni-
iirt weroen. Ser n@rceliior" t1eilt
peiter nit cine 6obe @eri0nlidfeit
.(anicbeinenO Der Ser5og BON Orleans)
babe Der fron5oiiiden 9lrnee ais @e-
idenf orci6lnOert Sanitdts-9 -9ltomo-
bile ange6oten; bofientli6 perOe Der
ariegsminiiter Oas @ei6cnf anneb-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
0ie pntriptiide Oentide Nran.

Bir bo6en in sen leBten cbct Wonatcn pcl pom
Dem beiBeu Eatriotsmlls Der Oclitidm 6rou mo lut
Ter geeien, Die ro6 Oen @ateu mo Sobn in Ocn areg
5ieben iiebt un0 beOauert Ocln SuteranOe nd)t nod
mebr Sobne sur Neriiigimg ltelen 81 fonnct. @inen
weitereu 9eues glii6enoer SoterlanOse6e 5eiat Der
iolgcnoc gluiru Oes 6lottenbulOcs Oeltder 6ralen,
DER icinen Souptiis in Som6urg bat
oS6r OHitden 5rouen mo Diooden oiinet @cr5
iulo Son0 r's &atcrlanO &crOct NiitacOcr ulicrcs
YunOcs uno e9t Guer Sferein oui Den gltnr OeS 20.
tcrlonOeS nieOcrl @r5icbt bic Su8enO SIT oeitidcn
yidnnern mo 6rancn, oic Ocltid iiibcn ocitid Oen
fen inO banocn Ger blutige Stricg Der ct Iionaten
cnbrannt it, bat and bic OattId)m 5rolen mo lioo
den padgeritteltl 0as gauge Oelitidjc Golf lit cnt
fornt III bciligen Corn gcger oas anmoBenoe Snlc
pot onS nli icincn nieerlimbran0eten Glano id ilr
inan9refbar b0lt mo in grcn5enlolcr llcbcrbcbun9
glaubt, ms Dcrnidtcn 5r fonnen. Set na9c5u 5cbn
Sa6ren bat Der ,Slotienbno 0ctider Srauen geipart
Sderilen af Sderilei juiaimengctraeen, Inn and
iencrlets Dem 8utcrlanoe in Idmercn StmOen niibcn
81 fonncu @}arinco5orctte, oic in &ieI iuo Bremen
in Ncmciuidoit nit Dem GetIdcn 6Iotenuercin crrid
tct lpur0c oucn nicrcn N1atroiei Die gcpilnfte Sc
neilne pcriAaifcn. Bur Grboilng Iir lmerc Vlolt'
odcn bcitinnlt lit oaS Sccnlois @rboungsDcm &lcin
Dodnom Oas eBt ebeoaS ais Sa5orctt cingeridtct it,
Sn unermiOlider Arbet ertan0 aus fcinen 9ni0ngen
Dernils 0os 9ters4 uao Snpnli0enbeim 0es 0eltiden
SSottenpereins lO oes 6lotenbinoes Geutdcr 6rouen
in GderniorOc Ons i'm Ncrbit Oieies SabreS iertggetc
miro uno nieren npoOen 8lolliadcn 5ilm 9Lnfcnt6pt
oicncu oa 9tber nidJt mn fir Die SnOooel aud fir
ole Sttcrbliebcnen mo Die Soen muB nit gelor9t
pcroen 9auienoe oeltider 6roen imo @ldodcn bo-
ben dl ms augcdIoicn I'M micren Selocn sur Gee
ibrc Donfbdrfeit ourd 6iriorgc 5u bcpeiicn Seine
Ocutidc sSrau mo fein 0cttidlcS Gidoden miro Oelt
a1mpiern OrauBen nadjc6cn wolcn in GrIilnng ibrer
Bifdten geoet oos GaterlanO mo ld5erlid) aud 0r
Sderilen sur @ergr06crmg nnieres @llnocS 5m slnS.
ban niercr Slotte no sur llntcribrmg nierer toocs
mit6igcn 9lauiadcu beitrogen S1r Sdpeiicrn aler
Stdnoc fonlmt in ocn 5lottcnbiuo 0eifidcr 6racn|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-19
Snnesf1nc.

PM Is. Wdr5 eeerac 3. 0oof, 9ir 1850,
slisauii0.SuuBe go 2a0re alt
glm 10 Widr5 0bnrlcs Nadcr, 9ir. 3Ol OH
2i 5trnBc rs Sabre alt,
slm rs Mdr5 @arrcu 6. SsDoorn gir. POLO
Glt00Oic- SraBe II Sabre all.
9m o. Nid5 sluna W. 0inorc, 9r. l6iL
@uium Glace. "a Sabre dlt
glm a. l(dr5 Natbcrinc q. Nnmnl, glr. 1901
Goro 1sni0inQtons SnnBc 66 Sabre alt
glm t5. Nidr3 0oiuin Is. aaie, glr S2S. Gli'
Sori glbenuc ~ Sabre alt
Ym 49, Nidri emma q. NraE, RI O62.
GoleebnrDs sglpennc l3 Sabre alt
Nn a. Widr5 5uicpb Npnsnif 9tr. 02O.
SiosNroaowdD. 80 Sabre alt
glm 10. Niir5 Suhn 81, 1uwcianp, ytr 1920,
Sit0dpcrS O3 SABRE at.
glm A. Widr5 Ninr0 D. M,ariin, VT. 17ll,
Siioa0barles Suahc 80 Sa1rc alt.
9lm i6 Nidr5 Sacu6 9inOiu, 9tr 637, enor'
5iraBc 90 Sabre all
Pint g. Ntdr5 Sbcrcin &. Sdcrcr, 9ir 2l25,
Gifgrcnon Sirabc 73 Sabre dlt.
slin g. Nidr3 0owaro g. Sbniier, 9ir 525.
unionsgOcnue "a Sabre alt.
Im 10. Nidrj 0cnrn vi. gSciL Jir l62G.
CiiSeocral 5irnBc. AZ Sabre alt