davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-02

lleber bic srauer, 0ie ii4, po2s'' 4 4
ou@ bIidte, iiber ibn Iegte, pa,gson,
ean5 OergeFen, baB er bier3er g ,rO
men mar, um 2utretia 81 sp's 'ssoffen
nit i9r 6u fpre9sn, eiN lsBtes I'm yy1 Il
i'm Ser3en. gDie i'm SraunI lpS;nIsf
an bic Sir, bic auf BEN plag y
bem Sirius fiibrte. ..x al,
Do DUrts er 9n4en un6 iiiRr lu'
rid. aod 's .,.ns
Ser Hiir balls ben Riidsr o5j,%trstip
ceno, faBen auf einem 9aItell rr,lbtr
unb Osior, Ser iiber fsins eEaits.
3ritOts einen Mantel gssossu nodsr
@r f9lang ben 9[rm Inn iprsI
uuo tiiBte fie adrtIi4. ers
Sn Der SonO belt Qutrei'pr praIa'
srOBe Site. ous ber fie bsfO' ~
'''.l 0as soue Qt6s S,r wltttssls,Is'' Si'
fieI borouf. Deutli9 lag pgugfir' q
2Borte: Oenl yrln5er llllp ~
5eiiin. ocf'
9u fapano au6 fein lesi'' =
nungsf9immer. - oirg
Sraurig iDonote ct fi6 lin ~ a''dj MI
f9ne[i our9 BEN Ston, oRrs. j. 9ferO'
no6 einen ein3isen Bid aut p"
5u ipcrfen. aRobr
DIS er in ber @orbole an na.aaB e,
moiIeqe 2aro9e borbeitanl 'ttrposDtIp
Die WliiBc 5n 8iebcn. ADsI
iaste iie: 9a y
rQtOisu MlonIieur 'Qlnsl
poirl"
DOd9 Fie fa3 9ans ME ipi'O'''
msnn giner auEsr iid9 s''"'
uaIa pos in i9m TT,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-02

itige in @eriieu i6aOigcn uno = ~. ~
Ecriicr oabou 5uriidbalten ilIl ri. II
beimen nit ben Siirfen 81 'OOg .g,r.
reu, ipie iie Dies get6ou 6q6en ! v,. .:,I,l
9(lle Sperationen gegensole : "' IN
ipicleu lib noc6 6ieiigen gIngaDe' ga,
ouf tiirfii9em be5p. periiDel .sn,.
Den al. 9luBlano 1T angcblIa) w."
li1 bon ben giirfeu geidliberl'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-02

6o6cu sic geeieneten ardfte, INN oos
Stiid erfolgreib ouifiibren 81 f0n-
nen. 81. s.. Ban guren miro oie
GoQe 0cs G6cmounes ipieleu nab
reno S6ais Mogrone sic gefaufte
Srau repraieutirt. gie anoeren
Spicler iino 6orreit Orr, 0lita ga.
bis, So6n enicott unO @ertuuo9ouO-
bia.
nDl arD Lamb
Sin Dor5iiglidcs grogromm &C.
lougte geiiern 2lben0 inL @iarplanO-
E6eater" sur 9lufiii6rung. Gie be-
ionOers 6erporragenoen 9iinitler iin0
sri. epelDu g1esbit nit ibren @eidn-
gen lnO Edn5en ino @}amuel 0ld-
roga, Ser befannte ipaniibe Gioliniit
g(noere intereIiante 9limmern iino;
Bits Of glcting," oas BON SenrD 6
IireD imO 5rauces gloroitorn &c.
ipielt miro, ierner Oie Sfa6a Saps,
@ulter Ban gruib nit ieinen neiie-
itenS6lagern, bic glfroboten Sutton
W1cSSntDre uno Sutton, Socobs Orei-
Iirte SunOe uuo Daniel 9ioo6 nit
sSanes M}cGurOp, melde oie Gomooic
81 Sou9 Of Stature" niffiibren. Ser
&inematograp6 8eiet Die neieiten
9lufnabmen bonn ariegsi6ouploBe
n@ aDetD,
Iie GorIteaung ser n8rans-9ltlan.
tics, ncld5c geitern i'm y@aDetp-
96eater auitratcn lit cine Der bcltcn
Observation-Disclosures Der giei5eit
Gic critic Scene ipielt iib in Dem ga.
tent6iireau in @ai6in9ton ob, nab
reno Ii6 ole 5meite in einem giipp-
ia6en.2ooen in @aris o6pidelt
Sarrp Sielos, Ger befannte isroeliti-
iGe &ouifer, iii Der Sauptipieler
Die anoereu Spieler iino: glorna
gropn, See Sidmonu, 9iu6D @reD
Sam @inrolp, @earl 9ieio unO Elm
16-fopfiger Wldodendor.
Colonial"
,Ebe Glo Someiteoo~ wurOe ge-
itcrn gl6eno i'm rGoloniaI-Ebeater
5ur qlufiii6rung gebradt. Die 9lolle
oes Soi6ua @bitcomb, Die frii6er
bon Eeuman E6onpiou geipielt wur-
Sc, NOR BON 6. 8. Snpoer ii6er-
nommen. Ger 2ebtere ipielte lange
nit oen 0enmau 5uiammen rmO 1T
i'm StonOe, sic 9ioae in jeOer SIM
Ii6t in 3ufrieoeuiteaenoer @eiie aus
5iiiiilen
g3ep gorter @6ilbormoni'
ide @efeIGihoft.
Gie g1eip gorfer @bilbormoniibe
@eieai6aft Ite6t in oieiem Sabre
fiinitleriid Dielleidt allf Dem boditeu
O8iDeou felt ibren 9eiteben. Gies lit
uidt gum geringiten S6eil Dem gu.
ten Giuoernebmen 3luiiden ben Elm.
5clnen Gr6eiter WlitglieOeru lmo
Dem aapeumciiter, Srn. Soi. Strans,
fl, 5i DerOanfeu. Qieies gegenieitige
@eritdnouib madt nliA Grfolge nog-
lid, pie lie ons Srhciier bei Oem er.
item CONCERT oieier Soiion bier cr.
sielte. Sir oos an Montag, Oen 8.
6ebruon angeiebte CONCERT lit pie-
0eriun eiu uuBeroroentlicb iitereiian-
tes &rogramm aufeeitelt uoroen
oos fider NIT 6reuoen BON allen
Dluiifliebbaber begriiBt tuerOen piro.
Gs 6eite6t aus Gboraf's Symphonic
rGie Geue @eIt~, Sem G6opin'ideu
5-D}oa-Gon5ert, Oos Serr Dip @o.
6rilopitit6 81 @ebor bringen miro,
rno gompoiitiorer BON GimsfD 2or-
Iafoff unO 9erlio5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-02

@caber SaIIS, Yay !. . o. All
9orettie @entile, Gin sSaalI. T.,d..
ciuer 8o6nfreu5ung, periu1tc p'~ n'eI,
cinen S6litten onaubolten III .,'0ps T."
DEM Gintli 8orlti1i lino QUIZ oii
5orioli beute BEL 9Icp-@allles ..-ab.
eineu StncG0uge ser ~%ittsdpop.IS@n
Sort @oDne uno Gbicago 0' re
boriiber 5u iouicn beriufter. ,mS
2ofonlotibe trof Oen S6litfe@ Sg
oGe orei @Sdnncr ipurocn a''l
Stcae getoOtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-02
NnarnntGne ber1ingt

g9ofbington, I. 6e0rl.pa',n
0as Ianopirtbit6uftlibe 0epoll' sbet
berbdnete beute ole 2uordilttaI1ass
bicr Counties In Syonids, oa Ooi
iteat wurOe, ooB unter ellls' 6tep
@isconiin no@ gSilfielO gep'' ,nS
9finOoieb-Seroe oie gfallV
@LanenIeuhe berri@t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-02
gSer,lueiflnmast6at.

Gincinnoti 8, 1. o.. ~
Sr. 6ranf 2obelou0, Sltfllu's SltSts ID
@unoes 9lppeaotions @erl@S'n @9,'nell
Cincinnati, beging beute in ls' ~, el
bieiigen Seim SelbItmoro, lllu''S l1uOaSeru
ii6 Die &ebIe uno bic BlllSp lolld
ourdbidnitt. @erapeiflrng ilpel a, SET
uieriges Grantiein foG Oas gFO'''
Ebat biloen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-02
Gon3ert oes Ct. @auIs-
@irdl enMOrs.


&irdendorS.
S,n 2c6mann'S @oae miro Scr Sir
dendor ser 6ii& ..proteii. ct. %ouIs-
Stride am gl6enO Oes g. 5e6ruar iein
critics Gon5ert inter ser Seiting bon
9Qfreo 81. @iQoro gebeu oeiieu 9la-
me in Scr mliifoliihen &elt 9olti
nores eincn guten Slang bat. Sr
@ilar0, ser Gopeanleiiicr Oes oSr-
p6cus Clubs" ruo Scr G6or Giri.
gent 0cs @lo0iion 9lDe Genpels
6a6en elm o6lpedsIungsrcihcs @ro-
lronm oitfgeiteQt iuO od3u fol1enoe
SoliIten aeponncn: EGonios 500.
ben @eralo @leger, 9lntborp Sanfep
nO Somes sc. Fricc Gs mcrOen
Gompoiitioncn ncdite6cnoer Gompo-
niiien Oorgetrogen weroen:
9ling6arot Sc @earial @}oGop, oeI
9Ricgo, MenOeISio6n &inenti, 2eslie.
9iMamS, Sitter @iucent Geiiieger,
SeDin 9arn6D, Suaibat @ottD, &a-
itings unO 6anina.
gortrog ii6er sic omerifo-
nii6e &oIonioI5eft.
3pei 6ctogte 9lnge5orige ser coufo-
ocrirten 9lrnee, S6erIt Com 9oofer
mo Captain Comp Differ, uer0en
am 3onneritog, 0cn H., ino am 6rci-
tag, Oen 5. 6e6ruor, in n9lI6aug6S
I6eater~ ii6cr o0en SiiOen Dor Oem
&ricge" ipreden, imO nit 9ie0ern II.
@uitar Gortrdgen i6rc 9lusfi6rln-
gen bcle6en. 9as n@oli Nducrs
92eger Guartett4 miro 0ie ol-
ten pirginiiaeu 9ieoer iingeI oie 3u
6oren ooS 9Bu6lifum leiOer ie6r iel-
ten @elegen6eit Bat. 6rau SEQ. 6.
@idett, Die gSittipe oes tnpferen 6ii6-
rers in Ser SNlodt bon @ett0s6urg,
miro cine SHilOerung ser oomaligeu
Sample ge6en.
3 c s. II p I It q 0 I c e. / G q
fHbren0en gambler.
cyn Der Mniif-9lfaOemie miro 6cilte,
0ienitog, oen .. Sebruar, g3odnlit-
tag A llbr, lnO in 9ll6algb's Ebea-
ter beute, 0ienitag Oeu 3, un0 more
gen, Ben 3. 3e6ruar, 9l6enOs S.15
ltbr, Serr 6. &c. gletDman cinen du-
BERT 8eitgemGBen @ortrag bolten,
oem er oen Sitel n0ie $ouptitdote
Der friegfiibrenoen 2GnOcr" gege6cn
Bat. Scrr g2cpmon mill ieine 8u-
b0rcr nod 2onoon garis, Berlin,
9riiiiel, @etrograo, g9ien uno @el-
grab fiibren uno ferncr in ioe6en
aus @uropa eingetroffenen @onoel-
6iloern 0ie 9}onar6en Guropa's 5ei-
gen, ole Dor i1rer 9l6reiie sum
ariegsidolplabe ibre Sruppen be-
iidtigen. 2e6enseetrcue 9lufna6men
5eigen sen oeutic6en &oiier, &aiier
6ran3 Soiepb; 0cn 9oreit S}6nig
@eorg ln0 oeu @rGii0enten Boincore,
Damn perocl Die Sritppentransporte
bon Scr &aierne bis 8ur SeuerIinie
bcrfolgt. 0ieier 9feiiebortrog ber-
ipri6t DER intereiianteite bon oGen
5u meroen, Ole Serr 9iepman biS-
Der sebolten bat. gr miro Dor 9ll-
lem ober iebr oo5u anget6an icin
oem omerifoniiden @ubIifum einen
9egriff bon Dem rieienboften llm-
fang Der &ataitropbe 5it ee6cn Die
iest ii6cr europe bereingebrohen lit.
glecitolim &eoboop Con.
ferbotorium.
Sei oen naditcn &iinitlcrrecitol
oes 9SeobooD. gonicrootoriltM oos
am 5reitag, Den 5. 6e6ruur, itott-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-02
=. lIntcrAaItnnaen eer ggodlc.

llHlerBaltaH8en Der HOdDe.
n16e @ou from Some" in u5oro's
Cperu6aus. abe 9elle oi
9ono gtrcet"in ser ,0Quiif-9(fo-
ocmie." Bought onO @aiO
ior" in BOLTS rgluoitorium.~
81 Eoud Of O1oture" i'm n01orD.
LAMB E6eoter. Sutcreiioutc
@orIellruo I'M u@oDetp. .~-10Io
Someiteao" i'm uGoIonioI Cbca.
ter
Dit g9iQiam So0ge, Dem fanoien
cSnterpretcn Oes tDpiicb amerifani.
iheu G6arafters, pelder oEbe 02au
from SOME" 81 einem 10 gldn5enOeu
grfoIac berbalf gtng Oas neue Stiid
.Cbe ngoao Of SappiueB" geitern in
,,6oro's Opernbaus~ iiber Die Bret
ter. glus oem Stiid, in Dem @iaiam
Sooge oie Sailptrolle inne ba6en
miro, ipridt Elm lebensbejo6enOer
Gptimismus. Gie ii6rigeu 0iitpir-
fenoen ieben iicb ans elmer auBergc-
mobulih groBen 9ln3a6I gutter uno
beitcns befannter Shauipieler uno
Shouipielerinneil 5uiammen Ger
truoe Sis, Sa3el Serton Soa Ser
non, Scott Cooper, g(3ad GDans
Goiuin UlelDiu Marie SaDneS imo
Sopar0 @lorsm iinO MIR einige bon
i6nen. o86e Goao to SappineB" "
muroe mdbreno eines gan3en Sa6rcS
nit oenf6ar groBteu GrioIge gegebeu
imo tommt nunme6r nah elmer lam
gen Nei9e ebeufaIlS BON @rfolg be-
gleiteter 9(iffii6rln9eu in Bolton oi'
reft nah Baltimore.
,D}uiif 9(fo0emie"
oyu Der ,,W}uiif 9ltaoemie~ puroe
aeitcru Die muiifaliide &oiie oE6e
geu Of 9ono Street~ BON Sm Der
noro imo ieiner SrlIppe oiligeiii6rt-
Iie tiidtige Grippe itebt inter Der
9eiting bon s. Sbubert uno fommt
bon glep gorf, 100 0os Stiid &C.
lpielt fuuroe. 8oroem mirOe es in
Qonoon i'm 9loelpbi 96eater gege'
ben, muBte ober in 6olge oes arie.
ges ouigege6en iperoeu Sr. Ser
naro bat oie 9iolle oes n@iggp Sog-
aenbeiner" ibernomnen. 9leben ben
Soaqenbeimer" ii6erne6men. gle6en
uielcu 6iibideu 0ldo1en murOeu
ais meitere 9lttraftion lnsefd6r 20
popul1re 2ieoer gut borgetragen
Sine Der beroorrogenoeu lpei6lideu
ar6ite lit oie iunee MoGie Sing, oie
IN hE6e Sailing Sbolp Of 1918" nit
rieiigem GrfoIoe auftrat Die onoe'
rem erlua6nenSpert6en Spieler iino
W1inerba GoberOoIe, SonmD Sec,
D1elie Sing, SaroIo Crane, Sere Dec
g(uliffe, Gpril gbaSmid, Gbos. Bur.
rops unO Gillian Sale.
Bolts Auditorium"
Gas 6efannte Groma ogoug6t onO
goio 5or" bon George 9roooburit
moro geitern in Gol2s og(uoitorium"
geacben. Gieics Stiid mur6c in
glclp !. gorf cine ean5e Soiion lang
geipielt uno miro iett in Deridieoe.
nen T6eotern i'm 2on0e auf oie Bib
ne ee6radt. Die @eididte banoelt
bon @ireinio Blaine, bic einenMann
ieines @eloes pegen beirotbet. Gr lit
jeoo6 meiiiens betrunfen unO ibr
0onn gcecniiber iebr 5uriid6olteno.
9Inoererieits lit iie nur fir i'm einge.
nommen, penn er iid in niidternem
8uitanoe 5eigt. 0ie 8oIi Spieler
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-02

finoet, miro Serr g(rt6nr 9leplteoo
ais Soliit ollftreten. S6pobl Serr
gienltcaO crit i'm borigen Sabre nod
Baltimore fam Bat er eS oenno6 mie
mcnige &iinitler, peritanoen ii@ bel
Dem 8ublifum belie6t 81 MAIDEN unO
bier ouA ais 2ebrer iiN eineit gutter
Nanen 5u it6offen. 9os 8rogramnt
oos Serr g3emiteoO 5u Dem 6reitogS-
CONCERT 5uianuncngcitellt bat, 1T bon
gon5 beionoercm SntereiIe, unO NM
foBt ltnter gln0eren 5pei Gonlpoiitio.
nen bon George s. 8ogIe, eines 0lit-
or6eiters 0es Serrn gletpiteaO am
@eobooD GonierDatoriitn. 9oS
@rogranlm meiit foleen0e Gompoli-
tionen ouf: Wlo5nrt: o6ontoiie"
Gouperin: sc @ooolct 6lottant"
oSoeur @}onique"; &omeau: nSe
Goppel oes oiicour~; 2ii6t: ~Sona-
ta"; Sbubert: nE9e @anOcrer 8al-
toiie"; @. s. 9ople: u01oruing,"
81 Spring 8ree5e"; Chopin: BAL.
laOe, gloctarnc, Sder5o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-02

Gpdter crfu9r Scr &aiier, Dob ooS
@otaillon na6 elmer Steae no6e Ser
glrnce ocs aronprin5eu a6ging. @r
ipra6 oarauf oic &elte no6mols an
rmo ioete: o@riiBt mir mcinen
Sobnl~
Su 9 8cipre@ung NIT @ C.
neroIitobSdef.
@crIin 1. 6e6ruor (orobtlos
nob 2onoon). - Ger Gaiicr, mel
der in scr &eiH86ouptIta6t cingetrof-
fen it, bielt gcitern cine longc Gon-
fereu5 nit Dem @cncral Grid BON
5oIfcn6o0n Dem Gbef Oes Oelitihen
@roBen @enerolita6es, ob.
2c0cbour f1ei0ct aus
9SarteiIeitung aus.
Berlin, biu 2onoon / 6e6ruor
~ @corg 2coc6our, ser io8ialiitii@c
9}ci@stags 9Dgcorouctc, Got crfIdrt,
Dob er aus Der &orteileitung Der
9lci6stagsfoftion ousgeidieoen it,
uno ooB er oic @lotiOe fir oieien ici-
ncn Sdritt in elmer @arteiIiBung am
2. 6c6ruor florlegen meroe.
2cbcnSmtttcIfar 0euti6-
Lamb.
2onoon, 1. 6ebriar. II Cine
Dcpci6c aus @erll S6wei5, an Oie
n@oit" 6eiagt OaB na6 @}elOungen
ans Berlin cs 6cabii6tigt iei, cine
gln3o6l 9e6ensniittel Gar9os aui
anerifauii6en S@iffcn na9 Deitib-
lauO 5u perlenOen, ais @abe Ger
0cuti6-9lmerifaner rnO i6rcr 6rem-
&c in Oen Ser. Staaten an Die GiOil-
beD0lferitng Der alten @eimat6. Sc
neral. Director gilbert 9alin bon Ser
&am6urg- g-g(merifa-2inie, Der fiir5-
lid i'm gluitrage 6es &aiiers Die 2ei-
tlng Oes gan5en Oeuti1en @iieu6a6n-
SDitens w16rcnO Der &riegs5eit
ii6ernontnen, bat, Der Iepei6c 5u-
iolgc, 9ta6ri6t BON Ben geplanten
Observation-Disclosures fir GeutiHlano
cr6olteu.
@ric9enlan0 mill ser
bien bclfen2
%ariS, j. 1ebruar. ~ Der Bal
fan.9lgenhlr miro aus 9lt6en 6erib-
tet ,@riebcnlon0 miro ale ieine
Streitfrdfte Scrbien 8u@iilfe i1iden,
faaS oiterrci6iid.ungariide 9ruppen
BON g}euem in Ser6ien cinfaaen. Sl
milit1rii6cn &reiien miro cine fie-
ber6aitc 96dtigfeit cntlpidelt.~
z @orfe Sample uabe
Guin d i.
&oris, I. 6c6ruar. - PIN 6rei-
tag un0 Somitag 9(bcno 6aben Oic
GeutiGcn iuieOer I6orfe 9(ngriiie ge-
gen oie fran50iiiAen Goiitionen bel
@i0endD-9e5-9o 9oiiee rnO GlirhD
ulternomncn. Gieie Gunoe bringi
eine Gepeide ans ct. Smer iiit iiorO.
meitli6eu 8ranfreic6 al Die SaOas
9tadridten-glgentitr.
Cie Geltiden Deriu1ten pieOer
imo pieOer Die englii1en 9inien 5ll
our6breHeu, 10 erfldrt Die 9oti6ait;
tie purOen ieoo6 iblieBlicb 0ur6 sic
Scotb @i96lanoers 5uriidgetrie6en
uuO erlitten angeblidb groBe 9erluite.
9euti@e SIieger bonn b a T.
0iren 8aiIIeuI.
Berlin 1. 6ebruor. 0ic
Dllc6ericeii6e 9la6ri6ten 9(gentiir"
crfldrt, Dab es ocutibeu 9leropIanen
geliinoen it, mebrere 9ouben auf 0ic
fran5oIii1e Sta0t @oiqciil, ncun
@leilen 0itIi@ bon 03o8e6roud, nobc
Scr belgilAen @renae, 5u perfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-02
9[Mf 0em MInttris urrleEF.

Gor ibrer @obnung yFr. 10 az
Sit Wlonument = StraBe, lil'lo 81
itern infoIge oes @latteiies 0Iu,S per'
rot6ea @une, 27 Sabre alt, i''' eil
lebte ii6 am &opf uno 9iilde'' td6rl
in Scr 9lG6e mobnenoer 9lrH nS
oie iunge 6rou in @c6anoln'.ss fif
erfldrte Die Gcrleeingcn ll'~
ernit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-02

oohrrucr'~u, hir hrn ..Gcniidlcn .'mafll 10
bentcn" nimt plinIilid ooer nnregapff nnrsga n. ~
p1on p6cr fbrlHlitd WlihDeimus ~ 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-02
Sn 8cipre9ung NIT @ G.
nernlitnbSMef.

@erlin 1. Jebruar (0robflos
no6 2onoon). - Ger &niicr, mel
der in ser 9feiHsbouptita6t eingetrof-
fen lit, bielt geitern cine lon9c Gon-
feren5 nit Dem @encrol Grid BON
5oIfcn6o0n, Dem Gbcf Oes OerIti@cn
@roBen @eneroIita6es, a6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-02
Ger &ni1er an Bic Sano-
pebrIcute.

@erIin, bia 9lmitcroom uno
9onoon 1. 6ebruor. II aoiier @il.
6clm 6icIt Dor ieiner glbreiie bon
Oem @roBen Souptquortier nad ser
9leids6ouptito0t einc glniprodc on
Elm Souome6r- Battalion in wel4er
CT 6olgcnoes misfiibrte:
SD besIiidipiinide gud, aamero-
Sen. Gucr @uui6, an ole 6ront 5r
gebcn lit crfiilt poroen. SD Oonfe
Sud fir oie CUTE 9lr6eit, Oie Sbr bcr-
ridtet bobt. SD bin iebr nit @u@
sufrieOoen, oenn ih peiB ,wos meme
2anomebr pertb lit. lle6croa bat ii@
oie 2onomc6r groBortig geihlogcu.
Sie lciftcte @utcs inn Often, mo crit
fiir5li6 mar es in Oen &ogeien Die
2onopebr, oie NIT Dem fii6uiten Whl-
tie uno nit Sooes0erohhlng cine
wi9tigc S0be itiirnte unO Ocn 6eino
aus oeriel6en mari. 8iibrt @u@ i'm.
mer 70, &omero0enl @leine gSiini@c
begleiten @u6."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-02

6pater crfll6r ser aaiier Bob 0os
@otoiaon noM elmer Steae nobe Ser
glrmce 0cs @ronprin5cn o6ging. @r
ipra6 oarolif oie &eiitc no@molS an
lno iogte: n@riiBt mir mcinen
Sobnl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-02

@unocStrcue bctont.
@u6obcIt (oia QlmItcroam unO
2onooM, |. 6c6ruor. - @rof Stc-
p5an Tis3o ser lngoriide gremier-
@fiuiiter, fiibrte i'm @erlmlfc ieiner
Geoe, melde er bier iiber sic 9e5ie-
1uneen spiiNen OeItcrreid ltngarn
unOOeutiblano biclt, Solgen0cs ouS;
Scr 9rieg lit Elm Sriumpb gene
fen, oo er lrnier @6lfer 5uiammeu &C.
ifnloI5cn un0 sic Scclcu BON Gcitcr-
reid lmo llngarn chamber n05er ge-
6radt bat. 9Sir ale fii6Ien ooB mir
5uionmcn 9oIten ntiiiien. Sober, Scr
Gin oitcrrci1iimer &otriot 1T, fiiblt,
mas fir cine groBe N}udt llngorn in
Der 0oppelmonorHie BARTLETT
Syn @c5ug ouf Oie Qeutiden ia9te
@rof Sis3o: n@enn es iemals 5iuei
Gerbiin0cte gegeben bat, Die obiolu-
tes @ertralen ineinonoer boben fon-
neu 10 lit oieS icbt ser Sal. gSir
Iin0 nit Gnt6uiiosmus 8eugcn Der
glorrei4cn g8offentbaten lmierer
oeutiben @erbiinoetcn, frei BON tlein-
lic6cn @efiiblcn."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-14
HIGH WINDS LAST NIGHT.
Old Boreas Opens Blasts Upon This
Section After Yesterdays
Snow.

According to the almanac, winter
is scheduled to set in on the 2lst in
slant. but those compelled tol be out
last night, were convinced that it had
arrived ahead of time,sThe wind had
changed from northeast to northwes:
early yesterday afternoon, and by
dark it had attained force. 1t came
in heavy gusts throughout the night,
but diminished somewhat in force to-
day. The temperature has dropped
considerably since yesterday.
No damage, so far as can DE learn
ed, has resulted hereabouts, although
considerable trouble has been caused
elsewhere during the. past twenty
four hours. Alexandria was not the
centre of the storm. 1t ragged on the
coast and northeast of this city, in
some places savoring of blizzard.
In New York, the wind attained a
velocity OIL O4 llllleS 'ai houA' Lac
exceptionally high winds of the night
of March 1st, 1914, which continued
about forty-eight hours, blew at the
rate of 81 miles an hour.
The storm, which brought to the
North Atlantic seaboard, and the Great
Lake region the first heavy snowfall
Of the season, was central last night
off Sandy Hook, N. j., and was NOV.
ing northwestward
The Weather Bureaus forecasters
predicted more snow today in New
York. Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
New England and because of high
winds accompanying the disturbance
ordered warnings to shipping dis
played at coast points from Sandy
Hook north.
The steamer Southland was three
quarters of an hour late when she
reached this port this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-14
MYSTERIOUS CASE
Washington Physician Held in Con-
nection With Death of Young
Woman

Miss Estelie Era Hlocd, ~, roe.hs1
It 7O6 l. street northwest, Washing
ON, died in Casualty Hospital yes
.erday. The police are holding DR..
Walter C. Murphy, 1872 F. Street
northwest, who was arrested at
Union Station with a ticket for Bur-
raw. a North Carolina point.
Dr.. Murphy told the police, it is
said, that the young woman had come
% his office Sunday afternoon, had
3een there twelve hours, and when
Ter condition was critical early yes
zerday5he adscalled the*police. The
3olice would have nothing to do with
.;he case, and Dr.; Murphy called Casu.
alty Hospital. pr. Murphy, declares
he woman;s death was due to natural
$auses., He declared she;had. been kept
his office for twelve hours after
,er. .admittance there because she was
700 i'll to be: removed. -, -. =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-14
PLOUGHED INTO PASSENGERS
Thrown Into Snow Bank and Only 2
Few Injured.

Port Jervis, N. Y, Dec. 14.-An Erie
express train ploughed into group
of twenty passengers; at the Otis
Vile station at o'clock last might.
Six persons were severely injured.
That no one was killed was due to
the snow banks in which the men
and women landed when they were
hurled through the air.
Train No. had large snow
plough attached to the engine, and it
is believed the snow thrown by the
plough blinded the engineer. The
train was said to be running very fast
on a straight section of track.
The passengers who were hurt were
crossing the tracks to the station
when train No. 2 dashed through the
group.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-14
CONDITIONS IN HoPEWELL.
A. J. Wedderbun Says That 1t Will
Rise Greater Than Ever.

Alexander ]. Wedderburn, of Fair
fax, now connected with the Internal
Revenue Office in Richmond, writes
the Gazette that Hopewell will be re-
built at once greater than ever" In
an interesting letter he says:
"Few people can know or even I'M
asine what Hope%e1l was and no one
wants to see what it is. Last March
corn planted field from the Appomat-
tox to the N. & W. Railway on the
line Of the Du Pont works, with prob
able 20 shacks and two or three build
ings either erected or in the course OF
erection; lots going begging at $3.50
each and like wonderful bubble, in
side of eight months, eight by six
squares sprang into existence; land
increased from $3.50 to $4,000 a lot;
good frames took the place of shacks
and brick structures were run up in
place of good frames.
an six hours this whole town, SIX
by eight squfres, went back to the
place from which it started, eight
months before "a corn plowed field.
Between dawn and nightfall of Dec
ember 9th. Hcpewell from being the
most active, thriving and busiest
town in old Virginia lay shoulder
ing seething fiery ash heap
"Just picture to yourselves-from
Oronoco to Duke, from the river to
Columbus street, absolutely denuded
of buildings, except, strange to say,
one two story frame building. There
is nothing remaining but all kinds of
rubbish that fire could not burn. OF
course, the frame buildings invited
the result but how the numerous
brick structures crumbled beneath
the firely blast is something which
has not yet been explained.
Yesterday 10000 people were hous-
ed in peace and apparent plenty. The
town while not too good was not
Sodom or Gomorah as we view it.
Yesterday it woke to peace and plen-
ty, before the sun had set it lay a
heap of ashes with 10000 homeless
people. The horrors cannot be de-
scribed, the facts are incredible. War
nay be he,f hut s,rh a scene brings
hell right home to us"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-14
ZEPPELIN DESTROYED
Airship Struck as 1t is About to Drop
Bomb on Station of kalkun

Petrograd, Dec. 1i-Russlan arul'
lery destroyed Zeppelin alrshlp the
tight of December 5.
The dirigible made it's appearance
from the direction OF Novo AlcXah-
droysk, passing over the Russian posi-
ions going toward Dvinsk. 1t "as
located by a powerful sesrehlisht ANA
Russian artillery opened fire. The
Zeppelin. however, rose to q higher
altitude and became lost in the clouds.
Presently the .airship reab"eared
over Kalkun. It's motors had been
stopped. usually the indication tiat
bombs are about to be dropped. At
that time the machine was directly
over the railway station and the ar
tillery began shelling it. One OF the
shells made a hit and the aircraft he
came enveloped in flames Watchers
saw it disappear in cloud OF smoke
and heard loud explosion.
What was left of the machine fell
inside the Russian lines. The cha:red
bodies of the German crew were en-
tricated from the debris and buried.
A cross was erected over their grave
with the inscription. Honor to the
brave, though they were enemies"