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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-14
Germans Official Statement
Tells of Daring Night Attack
Under EmperOr'S Eyes Which
Brought 1,144 Prisoners.
FLOODS CARRY AWAY
SPANS, FRENCH RETREAT
Destruction of Bridges Forces
Retirement From North to
South Bank of AiSne-Am-
munition Station Blown Up.

BERLIN, (by wireless), Jan. IA
The Belgian town of Westende. on the
coast Of the North sea. is being de-
stroyed by the concentrated fire of the
allies artillery, according to an Off
cial report from the headquarters Of
he German general staff issued hero
this afternoon. The statement tells
Of a daring night attack by the Ger
mans under the eye of Emperor Will
liam himself, in which they captured
IA officers, 1,130 men, four cannon
and four machine guns, besides a
searchlight.
The official report follows:
''In the western theater of war in
the dunes of Nieuport, AMI south
east Of Ypres artillery combats are
continuing. The enemy's batteries
have directed an extremely strong
fire on Westende, which they Will
soon entirely destroy. The enemy $
torpedo boats disappeared as soon
as they received our fire.
''In the continuation Of activities
on Jan. our troops again attack
ed the heights of Vregny and clear
ed the plain of enemy. In a pour
ing rain. sOdden clay trench after
trench was stormed until after dark
the enemy had been driven back
10 the bOi uCA VI AAAS pA"LAs
This brilliant feat OF arms by
our troops was accomplished under
the very eyes of the uppermost war
lord.
Northeast of Chalons the French
again attacked yesterday morning
and afternoon
we took 160 prisoners in the Ar
gOnne. In the VOsges nothing of
Importance has happened.
In the eastern theater OF war,
Russian attacks southeast of Gum
bnnen and east of LOetzen EAST
PrusSia) have been repulsed. We
took hundreds of prisoners.
The situation in northern PO-
land is unchanged. Our attacks
west of the WGchsel (Vistula) are
being continued. Nothing import
ant has happened on the east bank
of the PiHca"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-14
IMPOSTERS ARE FINED
Arrests Follow Frauds on Charity
ORGANIZATIONS in Gary.

GARY. Ind, Jan. 14.-AnOther i'm
poster on the charities of the city was
fined this morning in the city court.
John KOlevich. a man who was ar
rested, received a fine of S11 in the
city court.
Kclevich appeared at Barton's s
"GOCdfellows' Home" last night and
applied for lodging and food. 1t had
been found that he had been begging
on the streets and had been spending
the money in saloons instead OF buy
ing food and shelter. When refused
shelter he became abusive and was
turned over 10 the police.
This is the second conviction Of i'm
posters who have been attempting 10
live without work upon charities Zhile
using their money for drink. Rigid
Investigations of all appeals have been
established and arrests OF all frauds
Will be made 20 protest the charitable
organizations which are trying TO aid
those really in need.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-14
he horror at AVeZZanO.

Three more shocks occurred this
morning. one of them very severe.
These. said the refugee, an emplOye
of the normal school and college al
AVeZZano, completed the work of de-
struction begun by the shock of yes
terday The tremors were also felt in
Rome, the heaviest coming about a.
m. and driving thousands of persons
from their beds in terror.
The Avezzano refugee brought the
first eye witness story of the disaster
to Rome:
"Avezzano is a mass Of ruins
he said I'm the normal school
there were lao girl students. The
building was shaken down like a
house of cardboard. The college
was destroyed in the same man
ner.
Houses standing upon the
shore of FucinO lake were thrown
into its bed and disappeared into
great chasms that opened during
the earthquake. other houses
were overthrown and smashed
into heaps of dust that buried
their occupants, who died without
knowing what had happened.
Il believe that not a single stu
capped. 1 was caught among the
debris near the college and was
unable 10 get out for several
hours.
For long time I heard the
heart t-rending screams of the girls
as they shrieked for help. These
gradually became weaker and
then died away.
Those who were not crushed
TO death were suffOcated by the
dust. Several survivors fought 10
reach the imprisoned girls even
after their voices had been stilled,
but they had TO abandon the task
finally owing to the dust-laden
air that prevented their breath
ing"
The man tainted three times Will
he was telling this brief story. HI
clothing was torn to rags and his en-
tire body was marked by bruises Tn
heavy loss Of life is attributed 10 IN
methods of construction OF buildings
This was true in AvezzanO. where tn
townspeople and the peasants in IN
surrounding country lived In ston
houses and hutS.
In Avezzano and other towns. wher
the full force OF the earthquake wa
felt the few houses left standing wer
ONLY those Of reinforced concrete
which is the method OF cOnstrucuo
advocated by the italian gOvernmen
at the present time.
Only Few Escaped.
! Judging from stories OF refugee
I made from fragmentary dispatChe
/ from the fringe OF the quake zon,
comparatively few persons escape
| from Avezzano. Many of those VIII
were able 10 get away because the
/ were only slightly hurt. returned
| dig among the debris tor relatives q
! friends. In many instances the res
| cuers tainted as they unearthed IA
/ crushed corpses OF loved ones.
AT SciOuriula, a woman Went N
| sane as she dug up the body Of ne
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-14
By Brixton D. AlIaire.

ROME Italy, Jan. 14.-ltalyS latest earthquake horror
may be the that the country has suffered Though
communication with the center of the district stricken by
yesterdays quake had not been restored this afternoon ad
vices received by Premier Saandr indicated that the dead
would number at least 900 and the injured 350OO total
of 100000 casualties Earlier in the afternoon dispatch
from Naples raised hopes that the loss of life would not be
over 2OOOO but later reports made apparent the estimate
made by the Naples officials WIS much too low The Naples
estimate was based on message from Solmona town p
miles east of Avezzano which had been reported destroyed
with loss of 900 lives. The SOmOna message stated
that there few casualties at AvezzanO but refugees said
that the first reports underestimate rather than exaggerae
the horror at AveZZanO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-14
BUILDINGS FELL DOWN LIKE
CARDBOARD HOUSES, SAYS
ONE AMONG THE REFUGEES
Lone Refugee From Avezzano Says Town the
Disappeared into Great Chasms and In
habitants Were Crushed in Ruins
Without Realizing What Happened
BULLETIN.

ROME Jan. 14.-Official news of the destruction by
earthquake of II towns and villages having total
population of than 5000 persons received by
Premier Salandra late this afternoon.
Signor Sitar member of the Italian parliament, mott
fed Premier Saandra today that the earthquake in
tra Italy was than that of Messina The premier
received the following dispatch from the deputy:
"The catastrophe is appalling. We need Immediately
$4,000 men to clear the ruins well bread and water
medicine and timber"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-14
HUNDREDS DRIVEN INTO
STREETS BY AN EXPLOSION

NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-Hundreds
OF persons were driven into the streets
today by a fire and bomb explosion
in two different sections Of the city.
A bomb was set of in the building oc-
cupied by Benedto Benza, a prosper
Gus banker at 2420 Hughes av. Bronx.
The explosion aroused the neighbor-
hood and hundreds fled 10 the streets
in terror. No one was injured. Forty
families were ordered out Of their
homes by hremen when fire gutted a
factory building at 3I5-519 +. cath
St. opposite their dwelling. The loss
was $50. 900.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-14

STEAMER REACHES PORT
THROUGH FIERCE GALE

NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-Her steering
gear carried away and Knocked down
on her beam ends during a terrific
gale off Bermuda last week. the
steamer StrathcOrron arrived today
countered the most severe weather
on her trip across the Atlantic. Dur
ing the accident last week it was
feared that the vessel would be lost.
but the arranging of a jury gear pre-
vented her from becoming a wreck.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-14
SNTASUFS RAM WINDOV

JERSEY CITY. y. because the
cashier refused 10 let him draw S15.-
coo. 600 ION account" William Taylor
hurled a brick through the window OF
the First National bank. He was held
for examination into his sanity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-14

BLOOMINGTON.--B. D. Medina. r.
barber who killed his wife last sep
tember. has been sentenced TO life i'm
prisonment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-14
Latest Bulletins
From War Zone
BY Frederick Werner.


14.-French batteries have again
been placed in the city Of Rheims
to shell the German positions in
that region and this has COM
PEELED the German artillery to
lombard the famous French city
again, IL was officially announced
here today.
A statement issued at the war
office said that Rheims was being
shelled with the utmost energy,
$50 shells have been thrown into
the city on Wednesday, but that
efforts were being made TO spare
the cathedral.
BUCHAREST, Jan. 14-Dr.
Won WaldthauSen, German minis
ter to Roumania, has been recall
ed to Berlin and replaced by
Baron Hilmar Won Bussche- Had
denhausen, who has a long ser
vice in the German diplomatic
corps being stationed at cairo,
Washington, London and Buenos
Ayres.
Germany in this move is be-
lieved to be making a final but
probably hopeless effort to keep
ROumania out of the war
It is reported here that Aus
tro-Hungarian minister Will be
recalled to Vienna and his sue
cessor appointed Immediately.
VIENNA, CVia Berlin and
Amsterdam, Jan. 14.-BarOn
stephen Burian today assumed
the duties of foreign minister of
Austria-Hungary without elab-
crate ceremonies. One of his
first announcements as to his fu-
ture policies was a declaration
that Austria-Hungary and her al
~ Germany, would carry on the
war TO a successful conclusion
and that the policies of his pre-
decessor, Count leopold von
BerchtOld, would be carried out.
The advice of Count Berch-
told will be invaluable to US"
said the new foreign minister.
VIENNA. (via Berlin and Am
sterdam). Jan. 14.-Official an
nOuncement today that the Rus
sian troops who invaded Hungary
through Uzsok Pass had been de
feated by Austro- Hungarian
troops in the valley OF the upper
ing river ana n retreated to-
ward the pass.
the Russians 6 being pur-
sued in an attempt TO cut of
their retreat.
TlFLIS, Jan. 14.-As the Turks
advance into Persia kurd tribes
men, allies OF the Ottoman troops.
are massacring all Christians
whom they capture. At Nina
dOab, south OF Tabriz. which was
taken in a night attack. the
Kurds killed all the Christians in
the town, about 100.
CAIRO. Egypt. Jan. 14.-Turk-
ish troops are advancing toward
the Suez canal in force but the
general opinion here is that they
will be unable 10 cut their way
through the forces sent to oppose
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-14

KALAMAZOO. Mich-Unemployed
men with families Will be given en-
plOyment in a brick yard which the
city expects 10 establish AT once. city
officials have decided that some action
is necessary at once 10 care for the
unemployed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-14

BAY CITY. Mich.-Shpping through
thin ice, Verne Parsons. eight years
old. was drowned while skating on the
Saginaw river. The DeSy was recOv-
cred
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-14

CAIRO. Egypt Jan. 14.-Turk-
ish troops are advancing toward
the Suez canal in force but the
general opinion here is that they
will be unable 10 cut their way
through the forces sent to oppose
them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-14
THE WEATHER

INDIANA - Fair and
colder tonight. Friday
fair, colder in southeast
portion.
LOWER MICHIGAN -
Fair. colder tonight. Fri
day fair. colder IN SOUTH
east portion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-20
! 4. !. g y. SelcpIIune.

9Sos bic 9clgicr nrcl ocn.,
GoriS, 10. 9ippenlbcr. &c
Niittbciluna oeS hclaiidlen Ssrieg9bile
rcolls, oie bciue altSgeAeben mllrSc,
ioot 6olgcnors:
.llnicre porgcidlo6entn Eolten IN
scr Gerppic,8cacno lpilroen clllcil
lcid,tcn gonharocnlcnt lnltcrpor1cn.
llnierc sIrtillcric crluiocrte ous Solli-
baroelnent unb scrIprcllgtc olc fclno'
Ii6cn slbtbcilinacn.
yS0hrcno ser bciocn norbcrgcben'
ncn 9sGftc babcn nnicrc Nllcaer Dos
Sel,tidlc 5clola1cr 6ci Gilen dllollh
pon Iirmuoc) nit @on1hcn bcle1t. "
sSaS bic : Siirfcn GRID ten.
aomitontinepcL IT, Nop,
pio oouoop, 10. fopelnber.. (5n
scr lleiitriifittclllnA pcripacrf.,
IN cilltin oiiiiirl!en @erldfc oeS tllr-
fiidlcn ariclobiircaiI0 beiBt eS: ~fll'
aMifalrs. ali &C. Giaf.Srant. dlanen
mir eincn slpeitcn icinolldrn Aero
plan bcrlb ltno estcnieicn linl llnbc-
id)dhiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-20

Win liarisililb mllroe cin icinoli'
dies Shiif nit icincr gciatlma per
ienft. slrlbiidjc ,Srciiuilliac 3crliDr.
ten Sclegrapbenlinicn bci cinclu
ploblidcn Slnoriii mIi Gin fcinSlidcS
Eager. Sm llcbrincu iii nidta bon
Ncocinntg slt lncloclt."
Ser fran5oiiide, q q dl tit
togsbcridt t.
Goris, 49, Nopenbcr. Ter
bcutc stohnrittag bon hcin fron5oii.
itrn arieNsbrrenil pcroiieittlid,tc ci.
ii,icilc Gonlnlliniqne iibcr sic &ricgas
laac I'M @ciitn batte fol1cnocil@ort,
fant:
an Gliob. nlli Sem T.aicalI poll
lliboG, mo an @nrtnlnnnsmciicrfopf
unb Is i.hr lcthuite Nrtillcric Gile..
lc. hcaleitct ccn Sem Scilcr icr
St,iiecn.Wnbeii Wcidliibc mo ocnl
seviel pun So1t- -A,ranltci. sluf
osn sicit scr Srrut hlicb in Der lct-
,icIl s,ad,t aaes rnbis.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-20
Gnrnlorid N)er Sriten &C.
gcn sdgrn ooufgc
Il q | | I II.
C5rn6tloS nan ShhbiIlc)

tSrnbilu5 nan SnhulUc)
Berlin. -. JtopcllIbcr. Ter
%orllurid) bcr 9riter ge9cn 9a0ooO
lit iiiolicb bon aeit in Oieiopotunlicl
ourh cine Dieltcrei inoiiher 5rltp
pen jlun Stillitono ncfonunen Gie
%noier rueigertcn Iichl gcgen Noaon0
uor5uriifelt lpeiI in Der Stuot 9ielt'
Qllien porbonoen inO, lueldc ibreni
@louben bcilig iino. 2ieie &nnoe
bringt cine Iepcidje aus Gonitonti.
nopel on bic y,Srolfiitrtcr 3eitllng."
Ger 3epeide 'liolge lieBen Die
9riten jeoen 5ebnten inOiIfen Soloo.
ten ppn peridieOcncn 9otnillonen
hinridjten; ood) oc Snbier meigerten
lid troboem, gcgen Srlntan Fob
mn 9uaooo 5n moridiren, 100 ntcb.
rerc beiligc @iIocr begrubcn iinn.
Die o1genleinc Sihlation in !lie'
iopotalnicn lit ocn 9cridten llnd) filr
Die 0rlten uicl lpcli1er nortbeilhoft,
ais fiir3licf,
9ie Sd1iitcn icBen ibrc 9lgitntiolt
iiir circit hciIigcn 0rieg in Silo'
Terlicn uno SdJnt.el-llrnb iort llno
bcoeutiane Gnhuldlilllacn lucrocl
crunrtct.
Ncucr 2nfton0rifi onf
&encoig.
g0icn, 10. 9lopcm6er. Go9
Observation-Disclosures ricgsliliiiltcrIlm giebt
bcfonnt, oob gcneoig micber bon
6Iterreidii6 llnquriid)cn slcroplanca
bomburoirt iplrOc. Gin SritaciNlpo'
Der 0riii geitern 9lahnlittag Die DOR
iigen nlilitdriidcn 9fltiagcn MI. Git
gRiitbeilllng lolltct:
.Ios Mdriuc pdllptdilortier mel
oct, oob din NoNlnittoa ocS is. 9Io-
ncnn6cr cincS lluicrcr SllitgcidDuoOcr
nit Griolg 9onl1en dltf Die tyorta III
Sou9titola uno 9llbcroni mari, ioipic
oli NoS s(ficndl bic 9hitid,ifirr- Sta'
iipn, Die @o@idbrif, mi oen NnbnboI
mo ani inebrcrc adicrncn III Gent.
oiq. SroB ocS 1eftiaell Scllcrs poll
9lblucbr aunoncu mo ocs 9ln1riITea
huth orei ieinnlife sleroplaiic febrtc
unicr Gcidmoocr uoIlitanoig ipobl
fcbulteit 5uriid
Nam oitcrrci h.idlcn go m
bcn jll abe.
Rom, pio Earis, 10. Nooennber
Wroi Tcriieo, Gin Nciie ScS EopiicS
9cncbift. lit nit tnoppcr ysotb cilien,
llnioa bci Scr iebtcn TcitiebllnN
grtScios loird oiterrcid)iid)c Sliraci
cntfonnncn. Gihc goIllbc iicl IL
oon, acriuacr Guticrlinig bon ocl
@rnicn liicocr,
Tcntihe Tlic9cr Der 9it
nepille.
Euris, ~. 9iopcmbcr. Tos
iranjoiiid)c &riegs bnrcoIt lnodltc fol
gcnoc Nnfiinoiallna.
r9ldt bentidc Jlicger perillbtel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-20
9enti6e Tliescr bombaroiren brit. TeIoIagcr.
Seiterreid)ide 2leroplane mad)cm nencn Stns
gri ami Vemeoi9.
2seri6t oes oeutf6en &enerafaa6s.
t9rd6tlcs h0er sappiae.)

Merlin, 49, Nopcmbcr 9ln Salanirnnt Ino ben Gcnt
cn Scicdcrn i'm Yun ocS ariacn Cages Wce 5000 @c
ianscuc in Die SGubc 9eiancn.
Nnf sem mIien ArgsidanOt nncrnnbm Gin ScnidS Enitge
dwobe cinen Nngi anf brtdcs Toaacr mcnid Fppe
rnabc in Scgcn. i
Nie elbnnecn amtldcn Wcrdt enboltn Der ltc
Madmns benihn NecrcSlena anaeaeben un
uno wie iulgt, aniet:
Ecitlidcr Mrie0 dJanplat
yn Dtdcn Trout hat h bic Sadage ndbt in cuG)ncns
urbcr Mciic gebeicr
@cnliAcr rie a idanplot
Scirpnt bnbcn Gd Mrtilerc nnb Wncn SpaOncn
bcu Nraunmcn unS in bcn @oacicn abgcipelt
Sin ocndes geropanN5cdnuoor hat wcid Fuprngbc Gin
britid,cs Telblager anacsrfien.
0altuu & ri djnnplat.
Sc @criosnng ebcnocn Snocc miro nren srnppcn
ercrah iortaerB NGGruS Scr ec Ocs gtracn Cages unrbcn
ucitcrc 5000 Serbeu an Niciannencn gcmodIt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-20
75. Sabrgang.
lsm,nrner \ Behrr,
ScutIdes s,anf. itnS @rd,jrIscid)iit
W;ilalisser Der gfiir,tbutIc.
26 Spnfb.Strakc.

rs Spnfb.Strakc.
.,e;aiiunul Yaut oi cunimcrrr".ocbnrSe.
Sn. unS &sfIaul pn)l gIflign ulo Gbligollo'
rcltE yS,hlet lnlIo iG.thitDrelc Giit ol!c Dnupls
,iTithcn stisIr 5llrnpds 2lII- mo Gcrlant
ircnlScr e5cI6Iortell fo,uc gllisferilguna pon
&oHmchiem 5bliSImien bon fn no1
Gcitt,bsonni Z gfffFff} (glpr27--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-20

Ncltcrll cincn Snltnllgrllr all Siulc-
pille.
6rolB0iiihc Nlie1cr ncOnicn bic
Ncriolllung mlf; fiini scr Tcltidrll
lpllrocn uol ibrcn 3cl obaclcnft.
Gie iibrigcn orci muricl cine 9tli-
3obl bon Ypmbcn oli Die Stooi
bcrub. Gieic @nrigcidoiic pe!plu-
octeu orei Ncrionen. Ger Moterinl-
Shaocn mar llnbeocuteno."
@ritiiAer Offi5ier Scr.
intcrnirt nor cnta
floben.
2on0on. 10. Nopen6cr. Iie
9lonirulit1t erIieb Geute 9Ibenb ote
nohitebenoe GrflGrltng:
.2ieltenont Gommonoer Sopton,
lpelher ooS llnteriecboot IS. i3" &c.
icblgte, ooS in oiniihen @cudliern
jcrItort ruurbe, lit aus Den @oncl-
9orroder, III ocnen er intcrnirt MGR,
entfonlrlen. Gr bate niht iein Gb.
rel,mort ge9eben."
t9lm +. 9topember fiinbigtc ble
llcbcrice SiadNidten agcntr in ei-
ner Tepcidc ans &openbugen nn,
oui Commander Canton gcilobcn Iei
lulo iein oen oGniiheu 9cborben &c
gebenes Gbrcnwort gebroheu babe
Goa ll.9oot YG. i3" itronoctc I'M
S(n0iit an ser o1niihcn Sniel ScIt-
boln; cS uor pon oclttlhcn lliner.
icc6ootcn ongeariifen iuoroen. gler-
Scbn Oiitglicoer ser gciobimg pllr-
Sen getohtct, scr 9icit in GGnemorf
intcrlirt)
Stotieniider 9eridt iibcr
.ancono". 3ipi 6enfnll.
9teopcl. 49, 9top., Tin Der lteber'
nittlung per5ogcrt). - Ter oifijieQc
9eridt Der llntcrindbiing iibcr bic
Geripnflmg oeS itolienlid)eu Tonl.
piers ,9lnconn" olrd, eiir Soudbooi
nobc ocr tnneiiiher aiiiic am 7. 9to.
pcnbcr, lit beutc Nhcno oen omeri
faniidcrL 9otidaftcr Tbolnos Nelion
Eogc in 9ionn 5ll9citeIlt porbcn. Gic
Observation-Disclosures fam ,ll ocnI
Sd)lnB, ooB oos Snubboot obnc Dor
berigc 8arnling cine @ranatc gegcil
oen 6ilnfenipriIhoppnrot oli 9orr
Der n9lncouo" abfeuertc. Ger Gqpi
tan babe 0os Sabr5eilg Onnn ioiort
Sum Soltcn ge6rodt.
Gie ltnteriliduitgs6eboroc bciinoet
ierncr bob oie .stncona", nohScn
ooS Sdnd)boot Die oIterreidiitc6lo0
&c gefiiit, inn 9csrifi ltonS, sic ito
licniidc Sladge 'auf,iSiehelt, on6 ole
ie uber crit bn!b olf1cjoacit nor, al;
! oos Snld6oot eillen Sorpeoo oblicb
lpcld)er oen Gambler mittid)iiiS trai
Gem oifi5iclleil 9crid)t ,ilfolgc be
fobl Scr GnpitGu Der .Anocnu" oo;
6erobloicn Der &eitliligsbouic, a6c,
pibreno nan oanit beid)Gitiat mor
icbte goos Souhbcut iciu sseucr oil
! bic 9ootc ocs Ganrpfers fort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-20

trdlitit ifcint in ell cntidciSenbcS
Sta0iunl Ill reten Iic SbncIlig.
felt, NIT meIdcr iif sic Grcianiiie 1T
Scrbicr obibielcn beithlelrltiat cine
0ic0be3iiaIidc GutihlieBlua lnlio'
mcbr. ais NuBIono luie alldl CcTtcr.
reid on ser TorOareBe Huminicrs
Srllppcu jltIunnlcr}icben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-20
6ron56iiihcr ~ iniitcr
conierirt nit 8rie-
dIcnf6uid.

" VH u ".
Yofi0ou 10 giopcntber. Ter
ironBoiiiGe Nliniiter obne Torte-
ieuiae IcnpS God,in lpurbc 1crtc bon
aonig aonitnrtin empiangen. Tie
glloicn5 ooucrtc beino6c eine Stif-
sc. Gr miro lnorgcu nod Sdlonifi
nbreiIen.
Gohin conferirtc oih nit oeit
gricd)iihcu aRiuiilcrn. GoS 9iciil-
toi oicicr Gouicrcnj lit nod, llidt be-
fonnt, nbcr nod elmer WiittheiIitrg
in Der bClltigen Zines" lit Grefilier
SfoulouNiS nidt iiir sic Gnhpaff.
nliug nno Snternirlng Scr crelit-
iron5oiiiten mo Scr icrbiIherErilp-
pen. iunS lie oui griedihcs Bebict
aetricben lucroell iollcn IS lit
6jrllno 5ur gnnubnlc pothdnbcll, oob
JIG nid)t iItternirt lperbclt iucltu lie
iitb 5ltriid,ichcn liiiiicn.
W Monaitir& Sdidiot 6eiic-
gelt.
2onoolL 10. Iopeu16er. - Cine
Ncllter. Eepeidlc ans sltben pom se-
iiriacu 7ntum iagt:
3citllngsuod)ridten 5lliolge lit sic
Gage Der Serben onoanerno aliBerit
aciibrlid. slngeiidDtS Der nuneri.
itcn llcbcrlegenheit ser 9uloaren De-
filrftct nan, ooB Die Ycrtbeioignng
bon pionoitir boiinnngsIos iu BE-
trodtell uno oos Shidiol scr Stoot
beiiegelt lit.
Gic ier6iihc Sauptarnlee beiinoet
iih nm in s(lt. Serbicn nno smar
baliptidhlib I'M aathonif .Ealie, 100
Die Serbcn nod einem anfdnglihen
siiid5uge Gortnddiaen @ioeritano lei.
item.
Sie Gage Scr iran5oiiiden 5rup.
pen miro ais giinitig bejeihnet uno
mon boift. Dab nad anfilnit beoell
tcllocr Geritdrflingeli Elm aIgemeinrr
iron5oliider slngriii Die guIaaren
5lpingcn miro, Suippen BON onSeren
6ronten berbciyIiieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-20
SGrbcn bebOuOcl II 8cfall
acne in grauiumer
l1rnhtlos nnh qndertol1.l

Ncrlin, 70. Qtopeulber. (llcber.
ieeilfe 9tufrid)ten.Nn NnelttltrD -Nud)'
rbtcn ans @icu on oie oa6Iniidlc
,3citng" beiuAelL ooB Die 0itcrreidli-
idc Negierung orobt, 0rniti9e &er.
gcltlnqs .DioBnabnen gegen Die Ger
ben 3lt ergrciien, 0o ole Serben iid)
idJanolihcr @rouinmteiten gcgcn Sic
0itereid)iAen Sciangcucn iduloig
0crnoht bnbell.
&crlulmoetc lmN franfe Siii}ierc
llno SolOnten pcr0en 0urd 0oaSuno
in EiebruddgonS trullSportirt, mic
@iencr Tepcihcn berihten. SSn ei.
ncr Stuot itorbcn picIc ucrulu0etc
Seionacnc. sic b6itcn Nercttct luer
ocu fomclL ciniod). neil Die sler5tt
lidl ibrcr nid)t olnobncn. Cine Nm
1ubl ocr Scion0clien mnroc gcpulnt'
aer, III oCn WtlmiiionSinbrifcn 5lt ar
bcitcn; nnorrc lunroen ibrcr llniior-
men hcrnubt.
9ic icrbiihc 9lrncc lGbt ictt an.
gcbih ucrItiintnclte @eionAene jlle
rild. Nrdblidc Sceneu ucr0en bon
bcireiten SolOutcu beld)riebcn.
Gin NrtchiihcS 0culcnti
Fori3, 70. Gou. Ge biciige
Qricdidc Wciolotidloit bat bclte oi.
iiiicll sic fiirjlibcn ErcBnlclolInlen
ans 9ltbcn Ocnlcntirt Die bcingten
0ob cine Gomlniliiun ocltcGcr Gifi
5icrc in oricd)cnlnno ongelonAt lei
llno boa 6elologer britiifcr II. iran
,0iiidlcr Srnppen inipicirt bobc
Wrierbenlon0 plant encr-
aide @egennlob bre1elu.
cGrabiIos nod Iliderton)
Nerlin l9. Nopcllbcr. De .
rid)tc oil oic n,Sronfinrtcr 3citlng"
ans Gonitontnopcl beiugclL bob III
9ltbeu pop Der ariediihcll Meaicrllng
ernlie MobnoDmcn III scr geaenluGr
tigch Qogc iii Grudglng geioAen
lucrocn. Is miro in 0ricdjiifei
arriien ertlirt, OoB Die GnaI0noer
nitb Sron8oien lid III Solorifi mi.
iiibrcn. ais gebore Der Sooien iInrh,
iuto ooB BORT Grobllngcn lont gcipor
Aeu linn Nin SnninS0nnnitic IlnlNts
itiir5eu. SIS miro ierner erfldrt, oab
ein @enoornencorps IN Ieugriedlci1-
lanb, ons bolipti1hlih ais Gretcrn
beiteht, oiientlih 81 8unlien 0c9
Grenliers Genijelos aaitirt. IS miro
enolih ongefilroiat, Dab Die Ger-
bdngung ocs 9elagerllnaS5llItanoeS
in 11ll3 @riehenlnno and obne 3ii-
itininung 0es Enrlonents erfolgell
nog."