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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-04

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0in" uorciiirt eln oic Alll a;eirtr Y NJ
iDT Niiryntiuu5 nnn Ncpdite '9oe ilt
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icincn @iircnu iir H0iUbnne, uW H. b''
llbr GormiiinoS Nliiilprst, oen ntd
1918 cinOcrcio)i lucrocii. ,,r4 700 m
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&c BON 5pcihnnocrt nno itnii'l Wcnl iit,l
lars, AM cine ,Glcnriua 0nule e,s uon
CiDcr nes Mlobor5 ms Sioolita,sadl icilt No.
more. mus icben guacpo pcH8HrdifHl,fs
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-04
gjcfanutmadJuugen.
9eb5roc Der Scucrs0pmmihdrc.
llcnrr.I rpnrirmrnl.

BAL more, 30. Nnnuor 1919.
gscrieQclic glnQeboie In Eupldt an oeil
Goaro Of gmaros~ ooreiiiri oeroen bonn
Observation-Disclosures in ienem 9iiteau i'm 9di1.
hnuio Baltimore. Nln.. his II ubr Normii.
tags am WiituuDdl, ben "a. Scbriinr 1915. eni'
ecqcn acnommen fir oic Sicicrnng an ods
,Scuer. 0epayiemeni beS Solqcnoen.
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tiriprc.
Sgciiiifa.ioun mcrocn an Grinden. bon
hcri ecirctdr occ Sener Separiemenis aelieleft.
Gin bcQlnnbloter Gbcd bee Niccre i'm Neirngc
non $4,000, snblhar an ben Wanor mo
Staoir0ib BON Baltimore ani eine p@ledrlng
Noue Nnui." muB ieoem gn0ebot belaclii9l
iciu
0as Rcdi roeno Gin pocr allie slnac0oie 5l
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(Sebrl)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-04

ginme 9lorce gSaro.
Bloa, 0crman. 025 -27 W4GloocrsStr.
Wrocmcr, sluGuli, 444 9t.a@aU CIR. ....... 5
crane, iSrani b, 1900 0.4laoiionS Str.,... z
Salbla, So0n g., t4l9-2t O.tNlonuneni- =
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Slice sam 2z22 MicGoerrD iStr. .........
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Sobicsn sfcp6cn 7Oi S..Nono. Ctr. ..... =
gircci, SiancO, 1874 S.s@ilmors Cir. ....... y
geoiic glnorcn s.. SOB 98.s5ronilin.Sir. ~
sins. 0enrp G., 22s Ns0eniratgloe. ...... o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-04
Vor6ara Steiner.

GS narb am 3. Gcbrnar 1915. @of6ara
oeimcr, geIie5ic gnilin bon 9iirola5 6cimer;
mdQc ibrc Seelc In Srieocn rnuen 0ie We
croignnp BON i6rcr lebic1 gSobnnno. 9ir. i4fA,
pnrbestetraFc iinoei iinli ON Sreitan, Nor.
miii0e9 $50 NOr no0 Der lur Nntp OF @ooo
0ouricliHir0c" uoicbii nm ll0r Sormiildas
cine 9lcoucmmgiis cclcbli,i uiio. Mclicbng
ny bcm rHL Nreu55rcobois" in gtooIlnn
g. 81 So. (Sebl.5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-04
Einlnn Nberena.

IS faro am O. 5esruar 1915 eimcn G0c.
rcni ccebicr @aic Der pcri0rbeneu Niars
Ycbcneiabr IN icincr gSo0mtHa Sir 1901.
ENCiperSfrane Die Nccroinrra BON iei.
ner lebien lSohnnnd iin6ci iidii am Snmaaa,
NprmiiaQs s.f1 unO ocr aSi Games Alrnc"
moidbit nm g llhr &crmiiGQc cine NeouIcm
0oDmcic cclcbriti pcroen miro. @ciictula
ani 0em eNcillgcn 0rlBier Sricoboic"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-04
G(iia lSei,nl0.

Go narb ON T. 5cbraar 1915 0flia 9rAofb,
0elicbic Gaiilu ocs pcrilotbenen Charles
Vctolo, bon gaionspuc im gllicr bon SO
20brcn &ernnnoic uno Srcuuoc Der Samiic
lino b0ilihii einoe!aoen Der Vceroipuna nn
Hrciinn, llbr Nnnmitiuoe BON Der Qo0
uuna ihrcr 9fdjic ,Srnu glm0uoa gcd Bel
Dir 9lrao, ra9c Sunircm'glutnnc aue Dein
Sricobolp (Sch3--5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-04
0ie ioaiaISempEratiidle 4artei Dad lad IO ant mie

losgcloat BON Dr GorI 2c6fucdt CoS mar 5u crpar.
ten Die So3ia0nloraten lie6cu Gr Gaterlano cbcnio
glii6en0 ais irgeio en anoerG GatHer ulO fir Sa.
terlnnosOrrdt6er lit in brer Eortei fcin @lob Gin
Observation-Disclosures Der imutcn ciucS &cr5lucif
hmastampics icncs SanOcs geaen Die Gcruillgmg Der
N1ttel tntat bic iiir sic Neiteriibrng ocs Sricacs
uiorOcrlid iuo mo ocr iid OesreGen pon oer Nuno-
nitdts. @eicldat~ mo Uom 6eino ciies eorScS lobeu
lGBt iit eili 9errdtber an eincm @ateronoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-04

inter Dem arca IS iino in ocn eren iiini 9}onacn
0cs areocs in Eeutidlono nd)t wcniger ais 32S 3et
iHriiteu eingeaongeL oopon 40 alen IN gerlin Dic
aN1oocrne amit~ bciinoci id and inter oci einge9an.
acncn 3citidriftc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-04

Zen, uic ans Berlin beridci miro, inn Saaitor c0cn
Soa Inn einc babe Nlilion 0}arf 3ngcnommen CAN'T
i'll Retto5no6mc scneint; s. g. Die Summer bic tag.
lid ac5oqc ucrocn ilo o6gerednct GcnmoM mGoeu
oc Griparnie Der @crlincr iid in 1915 ouf umo 1880
Dtuionen N1arf bclaucii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-04
spiritmoTcn-eiecnscu.

site Nj. 49,
Shrcnu Der
Syisituuicus9iccus. .0rmmiMdrc,
Sinumcf 3O6, Wcrimieqcbnuoe
q Gcuru Sater, 6rdiiocnt.
YlobtiDu g. Mluafiu,
Suicp1 a. Nnd,
Gommiidre.
Gie na0acunnnicn 3crioncn bnben @eiis
iionen iir cine grcnsierirana ciner 6roeinil-
SpritnUicnsSiccH5 pom /. MiaI 1914 ciHgcs
rcilht bic am aii.wDd, ben r.. Srbruar
1919, nm II li5r Sormiiags in Ncrdibuna gc
5Oscn meroen
Hroiee miiiicn bis 10 llbr WdiiaG5 am
Wisuing, ocu tj 5cGrunr 1913, cingercht
mtroen, fir uel0e 6ornulate auf Welu9 IN
biecm Qurcnu crlnunt peroen l0nncN.
SoBn 8. Aan6gaHlmcr
ODeaGlcrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-04

Gpariemeut iar Diicnilidjc @eIoen.alig,nrt
llntcrSepnrtcmcnt ncs SinotShNr'i i0ls

Gpauemrut fir DiicutOhc @etDensai,wit
llntcrsGepnrtcmcnt bcs stnnt.Sn1eNt0t
baltimore, g. 6c1rua1
I'm glle bic ro nngebt. erf,
IS miro biermit oen 8eitcri o'e e66ldi
bciibcS. Der on Die gluen 1intcr oet -miitn
ocs 1900 NlodS Der @cnroie'Npaunl 'rianr
Wionrocs uuo SaDinuSirnbc grcbL d. eddi
Qcmamt oaB bic Wlaiierngelollcl solbGi
Ten glen uuicr ben bddgicn Sclltel fsaaia
morocn iiuo uuo onb cine gniieAuI't, ii
Noiicu ictt iH oicicn gurcdu elf.~ir nt
Ginidt ulcr onrnn inicreiiiricu fell..~r 1910
0ab Der SiaoisSnqcnicnr am fS 6euiann', ,ii
in icinem Bureau 3uAcGcn iein mii' s.n,d5al
iu oeaqter NnilicluHa oHneuQflt ,.irldaal
3u reUoieren. gegeH Die cine odtnl Saaa
&mlpru6 er6e6en ioaic nno 6cmriia' a
rungcn treiieu. Die ibm lloipmclios "'
eignci erdeinen iouicn. ,.,,,n
(5eb34101D Siaot5ne'l.'--~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-04

Non6onCr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. t0nnen nd 0Ic
9cuoliiGc Ciictiue meldc Oie Geluid5el 6c gSar6al
unO Gc ga 9oiice i'm nor0pctidleu Sranfred 6cgon.
nen 5a6cr gar iid1t crtdrcH Sie iollte1 cinal bel
ser oeuti9cn Secresleihm0 onragcn lacu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-04

Drr uclidiIAe~ Stprd4," mcldea sic Eari-
er oni Der 3re5etsiiotc ite6en a6en par uob einc
0o6nung an iie, ener @orte Der Si6el cingeoert 5n
icin: Scio irdtbor mo me6ret euA ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-04

Gs ideint euOG cine Insij6urua 5WiidjeH Guiri-
ral iuo @atfan 5u Stan0e 5u ionmen Seine giiniti-
serc geegenbet Oair ols 0ie eegenmdrtigc gsetlage
fonnte iiber6oupt geiimocn mcrocn Gie NRadnOer
,@TieDeror5a" oie in Ocrarigeu Srogen gcuobnlid]
gut orientrt it, cr6dlt cine Gorrcipon0enj CHS &om
Die bon prpatcn later6anOlmac piidcu ,Stalien mo
Dem &otifon ipridt 5ur @ieOer5Hiieling Scr Oipoma
tiHen 9e8e6ngeu Gas 9latt ocrdert 0ic @er6onos
lln8en bdttn nod fenerle oi5caeS @eprd8c nOeiien
bdtten in 0cn leste Gogen 3piidcn cnem &orOnol unO
cincm Senator oeien @c5cbmgen 5uu italicniiAen
Soic iebr befarnt ino. @eipredjmaen itattgeilmocu
&nrlduiig banoc es id oornI eine @rln0logc 81 i'm
ocn ouf Ger weitere ger6an0hmgen auigebmit perceu
touitcu Somob lStoiic ols Der @atifon 6dtten gro
Bes S5ntereiie an elmer &eritduoiong Ger &op wiiic
acaiL OoB er an scr fiinitige 6reoens6onicrcu5 ni
t6ailue6mcn fonnc, pCnu Stacu irgclopie cncrglld
oagc5en proetre anOcriets Ga6e alen fciu Sntercic
oorau, bel ollidaigcm 9uS6rud Der Standardization
geihiom i'm cigencn Soiie cncn 6ein0 5if 6ebcrbcrgcn
Der trob OeS Srieges uit oitsgapcien perOen fonne
Cine 9usiobnmg 5uiidcu Girinol un0 Sotifan Uiiroc
je0enio0s ur Solgc baben OoB ser itacndjen 9iegic
rma Der Shue Der Gbriiien in oen rIiclmanidcn Gan
bern iibertrogen merOcn wirOc uel6es &orredlt Die
SHrtei ser iron50iiidc 9ieaicrn0 cuBo0en BAT uno
pe5cs iebt oon Gnglan0 eritre6t Miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-04

gHrcn Der e!gahenong4brrds.S.. SSs'Iiai' ...sr
Nalt more, 3. Oep.itiirc 800 Ia
Die Girabcrourhbruc)a NnuN,' llofni. XIII
S.aot Baltimore MAIDEN 0icrull w+iinde.ff
nodocm iic ibre Looelc ibcl oie uelisif
gen lluioltcu uHo SScti1ctpQlh.s scr s'9e
Der CuuocMrifHnn KID 0rrnnNlNi .iie 90 pii
etrnne nit ciner 9rciic U0u TIE ~ Ncsl M
nno ibciipciic pun 60 Hu'i uQll H.. IT, Sex ss
Der Nor!hsglucuue biz 3rr GlllVntHhc1 eef
ioro oRunD, ncbii ben haraui nt9lsen el'ht
oilteen nuo curtiairicA eiilgii.sllisS,fiilca dJ
reuloiri bnbcn nenab oen ,15 oA NJ
CHARTERS Ger Siaot g0iuuotc sn Nl
TO- Scpicnbcr 1913 unici6clWn sri5ifll.. s.R
rlli0 l.r. 331 Ocs g,aO0r7 iiio fsdic so f
iie bicruiii 9,cii5 acueH, COZ pnhei ai' ,,t
nii0 Ndrtc 0ili Dieie H9cpn lf' lganii it
nllubipt iuoroen III. ms ouB oe .-6ailD Nit
siuotrnib bon Qriiniorc poet y. oOc. M
4crion oOer Rc,ioneli GoteorullrM SEX .sdf
nogaiinneu. Die nit ncni 3nl '5hserllcll9' lf
idhdoiqnnacn oocr nuicslcQieil .Sca t7p ~af
acn pc bier ncnamlt ilil6ll vrierlth
ncr6dl1 orcifip so InQcu, p4N etilfi,.ft
TN Nebrunr 1915 he 2hiilm Shicier gsf
uns crldiicncn Ncr1iicutlicnue ,n o19 ~
onQcQcn our1 ichriitlin, Qchiion ". w inoie.n
iiniore zinoiGctimi dppellilelt pp9atielocl "''
nn3 Gcrdt I'm cine Nepilipn w.
ben. ill e,ronnfn
Nuhu 81 Snuietsn
Sofrn y. 0lrnsn,r nis'
cnasrc 8 a''''cisd
,(Scnt4 1925
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-04
8rie0l1fe
Qcnbup.Vnrf. .Gcltrtcrn

ghrean: Qr. 81. gecE.enrntuaa.e etrahe, unb
Soupi.0innnu1. fsscnrrifsJonD.
NeqrdbuBpGbe bon $25 an. nnier pcltinnis
Ger guiildt GDulthuuen. @ctuiiioe &il0n6cn
etc ilio i'm Irc5sdus I'M 9aupip@ing1ng 81
tinocll lnIer agent plro, luenn aeUilnldt
OOrlprcDci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-04
garcan ses 0c0dnbr- 1gH0'IIIl11r

@Rrsnn hes getanSs-7g1gees,q''isg Y,
glnacDor mcrocn eniqcecii NSelhnoes F
bcr GOuirnilDcbdroc Ser Gtuol rrthDnr
ocit llm6au oc6 Nicoalor6 ir MaiiiromenN
0ci Wauur uio Gidoird.0 pQn iiw eptf.5
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mn an zen Vuuro ni slpdlo2~ifi rf'-df
Ctr" 0orciiri icii, Die Niilm,, Sda ,.slli+
iar 1einoosiu8 6leraicr iu Y Nucidai .~ s,.
nuo 0ci Nerrn Nidnrn WniWla.t a,,a l
for. Ia lcieni piircnn iiu hgin,oh, p'
pnn If nor @orniiinoS. NltlNr M
5cbrnar t9i1 cingeicidli lue.pv' 9'len f
0in hclnubhieicc 0ucd o'ss,n0ou, MI Y
bcm 8cirunc bon iliufuu1cri Gdrl 'fF
lors, ali cinc Nicnrlna Npn i1s VEIN. .
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more miib ichcm elilGcbci pelNSairnit,i,f
Ser crioQrcidr gicicr nnil CodT I'll
Ten uuo nie Norihriiicr nce 1l"' n a
Vciug oni Gonirniic crihucii c liiaar
3cighnrnQcu mo GpcNiu0i.ns. i1i -d a
ohcr na0 Dem 3. Scrru0r WY mell 'a
ncs @chlnioc Snipcliors hclp9 fdh nlgfi1
bic 0onirnl Qc16roe hcpdu leatc iH'
por iracno Elm oocr olle sn'''
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Vcndiiai ON @. Scluiar 1872 .,s
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(Sc6r4-G)
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-04


Naltinorc. 9. 6enrlAs cidd
ghrean bcr slD5H1e;nnal0 0omminlVn '''
Baltimore s ar 80
gR8ciac bcs niier01nirniv confil
fiber Sciiion VI. 2 oco Sliers 5A' vhef %
unis; uuo Snniidr 0unirGit Nr 10, lneo,idL
tiOn ylr. 3, 1filMcr Gicfnipenu 6nnB +ii ~
NcrliCgcic NnGcbufc IN Gupliul ,i,r d
9uiihriii 4Aropclal for builolna Ss',gr S.arr rale
Contract DO. 49," ano @ropoidl oteferisi
Gcciion 3 OF tbc Sat Com Ncpel Sr.uri
Ganiiarn Contract Ao. ll5 ul.re cu
ben ,Qoar0 OF gtpQros Of Nnilnlolee, iga
iperoen bis MGtiron, ocu "a. 6eo' "eeiohir
II Nbr Nurnittnns, I'm Slirc0u pts. lra.
piiiraiors 9lat0bnus, baltimore Y.p" ser 5l
acn genonmcn liir ocn GoA relpclnns niio M
ton oes Dqiers sun 6dn0lalu Ee,nanu1s
mic ami oen Bldncn uer8elbnci u GhefN
rcdu oe5 0errn 0alpin gS SenotsA, aigi
9eneur Der Ab6nesldHolsSonllN0"
pnhri iiuo. ant Boy
nab Sienitng, o. Sebruar 1913, eaion SOY
i'm Nureai Der gl08uqeiannls Gomnii lns,eeiim1it
mer Tr. 90t, ,,2lmcrican SHilon9'
Sine Sa Gc5ii0r sgt pon So 90 mira fit icos.
bon SpeBifilatpnen unb 8ldnen Xxx r
Ece ojebibr ipiro hc Aiiagnoe an an.sief iief s
Dem %. ,Scbruar 1910 Der Mol uelln' 'Sindt
siiilaiionen nno 0lanornde iu 8lileh' eddlri
8urhderiiniici oocr bci Jtiidgnbe oe' vie CD
nen Spe5ijilnhoncn lilb klune l' o
slngcbot cin9creNi miro. ,..a oui ll
Gin bcQnu0iQicr 0hed 0c5 Ncifls. 'e cilQ
.0learina Sonie N0ni" Qcsoacn nH 9isuin''
Ocs NidOor5 ltnn Siaotrairo poi ~ie loll'
dablbar. piro nit ieocm gnGep0L
oerlnnQt: % -O0Ql
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Nt 2e'
n COO ST. 00ros glicinamiM8e'
1900 Sf. Onrbs 0ontef o,,,,tcfpiil
l45 Nt Nnro8 8ieqereh'
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@erlicacac Waac6otc, an ocn ,,.r lorl
gNuor6s" noreiiiri ipcroen 0is ! M,or Mp l'
Tags nm Niiiiiuuh, ben ~. oesss"oii
bonn GtaotNeQiirdiog n icinsW tA 4ifilnr
buis, enioegen HeHoHncr iilf o.. sas
UDn Sea-, $ferociuitcr uuo Strgp nl ptlY
hcutciniguugs. rpnrsrmcnt iiir e.. dl...
bon orei Uonaten pom Ail.i l,snel ".
glnaebote miicn in cNcu oeflieHs ior
bert cin0clO.0nen nno init gftopolvaN Of sp'
Scco luo zigGp ior Zoe 2cpnt!Hl'N .f
NlcduiuQ" m0rliri leil. eioler c.ef
Nnen glnocboicn unB cin peaaU WIS 5'sa
0ca yicicr9 fir 5000 an cen Nilp 2t tler
rai0 bon Ndliniore Yio. hut0 elHs s
Nunic gani" 8ablnnr hci0cii0i eii. hes q"
Gpc5iii0Nnheii Ibnncu iai eilftui ,rfae1 "A.
Bcnrcingun05 .0Onminjra ctlhnf sn3 wv
Gic 0onllniisGc00toe ucbali VIZ M peiR'
nor irGcAo Gin oocr ale @n9cQo' o'
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crnbenrciniquHa9 -p''''
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Sic cffcmfOc, lueldc ser fran56Fidc c6cr6cfc6s6a.

SN -IIt"itutf DtlnC Dtt lf"H0OFlale ~DttoHVvl2yu-
Der General Soffrc ON H. Ccscubcr anor0neie lit ocn
6ron5oien icbr t6eucr 3u ie6cn getommcn ic baben
iardtcrd5e &crluitc erlittcn Sl circm ran55iiidea
@riee al cine italicniidlc 3ctHg beiBt es Die }o5l
Der @erpinOctc in 6ronfreid lit 10 groB ooB in ocn
SidotG uno 05ricrn olli 6nlcert GriUa6cnc oenen
man 6e1e0nct, minOcitens iinlmOorcii1 &cconpoles
jcnten fommen.~ Rad Dem 6c6lihla9cn Ser nit io
groben Somlugen begouncneH Ciienlire Hobcn Die
6ron5oien and Die 0oimng ucrloren ieitas uols Sic
9er in Berlin cin8l5ie6en~ Gan beibi eS uecr in oenl
2riec: ,,gSenn mter Dem Ginorde aageblider ruil
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-08-06
RUSSIANS HOLD WaasAw



London.-The anniversary Of wars
outbreak passed without the Germans
occupying Warsaw. said to be part Of
heir programme. However, news OF
this climax to the Austro-German Of
fensive in the east is expected hourly.
for what little information is allowed
to leak through declares the Russians
for several days have been Withdrawing
to the Brest line, leaving small forces
to fight rear guard actions SO that
the main armies may make good their
retreat.
These rear guard actions have devel-
oped into fairly large battles, as the
Russians, whose s~teadiness has been
phenomenal in the face of defeat, are
Offering stubborn resistance, and deliv-
ering powerful counter-attacks. They
have prevented Field Marshal Won
Hindenburg from throwing more of his
troops across the Narew, repulsed
German attacks northwest of Warsaw
and driven back to the river some Of
the invading troops who crossed the
Vistula south Of Warsaw.
In the southeast Field Marshal Won
Mackensen continues his victorious
advance. He has swept asid the re-
sistance Of the Russians and forced
them to retreat along both banks OF
the Bug. The Germans already have
advanced.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-08-06
KILLED IN BORDER FIGHT
One U. S. Soldier Shot Dead and Two
Are Wounded in Fight With
Mexican Bandits.

Brownsville, Texas.-The band OF
Mexican raiders, reported surrounded
north of Brownsville, August 8, by
United States cavalrymen and Ameri-
can possemen, has escaped, according
to information here. The raiders, af-
ter the fight on August 3 with cavalry
men and posses, in which Private Nc
CURE was killed and Privates Curtis
and Clapsaddle wounded, and in which
the Mexican dead has been %variously
placed at from IL to Is, were reported
e~ntrenched in the brushy country
10 miles north of here, but when the
place was rushed the United States
troops found only six saddled horses
and n extra saddle. Only two Mex
leans are now believed to have been
killed, while two have been captured.
The captured bandits refuse to talk.
The exact casualties among the raid.
ers, however, still is in doubt, owing
to the isolated situation Of the coun-
try.
the region of fighting, and every farm
and ranch in the community is pre-
pared to resist further raids, while
posses and cavalrymen continue scour
ing the country in search Of members
Of the gang, w{h apparently has
taken to the bfrsh Hd
County Judge IT. =. Yates has ap-
pealed to the war department for L..
900 to 1900 troops to patrol the lower
Rio Grande valley in this vicinity, but
no reply has been received early this
evening. He also asked Gov. James
E. Furguson OF Texas for assistance.
erything in his power to secure add
tional troops.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-08-06
SumraIl Has 5000 600 Fire.

Sumrall.-Fire at the plant of the
J. j. Newman Lumber Company July
20, resulted. in a loss estimated at
5000, 600. This estimate was made
while the flames were still burning
and the loss may be greater. The
flames travelled eastward into the lum-
Der yard, endangering the negro qua
tiers nearby. The machine shops next
caught fire and the water system col
lapsed. A call for assistance vas sent
to Hattiesburg, and that city respond
ed by sending a gasoline motor pump.
However, the machine was rendered
useless when a piston rod broke.
The portion of the lumber plant de-
stroyed includes the dry kilns, boiler
and engine room, pump house, saw
mill and lumber yard at No. 2 plant
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-08-06
RENcH MARINES IN HAITI


Washington.-French marines have
been landed at Port.au-Prince. Haiti.
where a revolution that overturned the
government necessitated the landing
of an expeditionary force from the
United States cruiser Washington to
restore order. The landing Of the
French was with the consent Of the
United States, it was stated, a detach-
ment from the cruiser Descartes hav-
ing been sent to guard the French le-
CATION, from which President Gill
laume was taken by a mob and assas-
sinated.
The French minister at Port-au-
Prince expressed an urgent desire that
his legation be guarded by French
sailors inasmuch as the Descartes had
arrived. He thought also a French
guard would tighten the burden on Ad-
miral Caperton's 400 men.
The American expeditionary force Is
expected to remain in Haiti unutil last
ing peace is restored.
1t was that the danger in the city
is regarded as increasing. It is expect
ed by navy officials that as Admiral
Caperton has cabled that ma
rines might be needed" the depart
ment will at a moments notice send q
thousand marines as reinforcements
from Philadelphia, either by the Han
cock or by the North Dakota or by
both.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-08-06
Train Runs Over Farmer.

Columbus.-Louis st. John, a we'll
TODD farmer of Pickens County, Ala,
was run over and killed by a M. & o.
freight train near Delmarville, q sta
ton about % miles from Columbus,
on the night of July 20. Mr.. st. John,
who was exceedingly deaf, was walk
ing along the track, and although S. e.
Smith, the engineer Of the train, saw
him and blew his whistle several
times, the farmer did not hear the
warning. Mr.. st. John, who was as
years old, is survived by a widow and
four children.