davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

cine 8igorette. Gr lag ollf Dem Scib,
oen &opf ieitpdrts gcore6t. llno cr
nabm bic cigarette mo rmiMtc.
3.Uei S9meitern lm0 5uei glel5tc
bcrioroten ieinc 99m0e. 2Lber ct
moqte nidlt 5ciGen onB cr por
Sbncr5 Ieiie 5itterte. llnO nit cincu
9oGcln ircute CT iicb ieiner @roit
mo ieiner &c6crriNuis. slIS idl iAM
ann Nl6idlieO bic @ono CAB, ln5 iN,
0aB oild ourb ieinen resbicn Arn
cine &ugel ge8dngen mar. sd) 6a6c
mir ieiuen Namen gemcrit, mo cr
bat mir sic 9loreIic Der SeineH su
Nauie segeben. SD ioa linen niittbci.
len 0aB es i6nl gut gcbt, uno OoB cr
Balls lpieOcr ielooienitiGblg lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03


Tic @irfung Der Slieser6ombe ilt
meientlib DeriMie0el hon Der gSir
funa Scr frepicrenocn @ronale. 0ic
Ierlebunecn icl6It 0lrH flcinc
Spreuaitiide. iinO 10 naBerorOeutli4
id)mcr, mic i'd iie bel @ranatiplittcra
nidt Qeic6cn 1o6c. Cine 5ucitc @igciis
idlaft 0e5 9}ruc6itiideS Scr ,Slieger-
born6c lit sic 0oB cs mciicriAari tici
in oic @licomaBen cinorin8t mo bort
sic @eidBc 0urhihldat. Sci einent
Mlanuc 6ci Dem elm 9onlbelltiid nidt
ar0Bor ais Scr g}agel neireS STING,
fingers in 0ic GbcriMlilNclbeIngribe
cin0ran8 lpuroo sic game 9rnmlis-
lulatnr ourdidlo1cn. Gn0liM wurocn
aud b1uiig &crarenmmGen lct9e.
iteQt lrur oie 5lieger5onbe in Der
92a6e osS &crIebtcG 9eplogt mar cine
Gri@cinung Die 0e @randtpcrlet.
unQcn nidlt ua5r5lncblnen it,
Gem &cicn Der HoOcrnen &ricgs.
6irurgie entipri0jt oHdl Die Sou05a-
Dlmq 0cs IronSportc5 Der Scrmlm-
occn BON Scr Eront in Die 2o5orctte
no III 0ic @cImnt1 Gili5iere liii6
Dlonuihoiien bic in So5orett5iige
gc6raGf ircroclL iin0 gliiulicb. Dieic
3iioc iin0 nit cinem Gperations.
lni0 %erbonosra.lnl olsgcitattet. lln0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

8um SAienen perlpon0t. Nlnn fam
ferner ald) aits Stro6 3med0ienlihe
S6ienen flec6tcn. Die en0giiltige
g8unooeriorgung itent ms Dor eiuc
Gei6e onocrer glufgobcn glud) oa
cmpiic6lt es iih, nidjt all5u geihditig
Az lein. Q2eiu Oie g8un0e gut perblnl.
ben lit, petn sic feiniireie @o5e Ielt,
aellcbt ill., 10 lit eS nidlt not6mci0ig,
Sen &erbon0 politGnOig 81 uedieln.
GS oeniigt, oen GuBeren &erbano 81
crnelert. Miuoen ouf 0enen oos
&cr6onop1d6cu nod odlt Iogeu nod
Feittle6tc, moren nod oieier 8eit oers
1eilt. ScoenfoaS miB bein @ebieln
0es @crbonOes groBte 8orlidt pol.
ten 0ontit nid)t nciie Seine IN Die
9Sunoe fontinen 9uitro6reallnitte
un0 bic llntcrbin0ung 3erlAollener
glutqeidBe bat natiirgenoB iofort
ouf Dem SiliSplns Ocs S1lahtfeloes
Su erIolgen, ipGhren0 0ie GntldeI
0ung Of 3eridoiienc @lieonloBen
entfcrnt peroen iollelL erlt bel Der
enogiiltioen @iu0oeriorgutg gu treT.
len iino. Sm slllgeneinen miro
otf Sic Gntiernlmq ser @eidoiie ans
Dem 9orper tein @euidt mebr &C.
legt. penu 0nS GeiAoB feinc Sc.
ihmer0en bereitct 0os Gilt fiir 0os
sS1iantcriegeiHoB llnier OeitideS
StablmantelgeihoB lit id5er bunoncr
ols 0as frail50Iiihe tlpferlegierte
@ei6oB, Oos Shmer5en Derllrla6t.
ssydb fam mir 0ic nriode 0ieier 6r.
idlciniing niAt ertldret lpobl aber
itcbt felt onB bic @erlebten 9eidiuer.
Sen un0 Shmer0ei en1pTiu0en nn0
I'M sic Gntiermng oes @elc9oies en-
iiicbcn
Die S6rnpnelfl9el 1T runo. Sbrc
g(uiihloq. in0 Turdid)lagfroit 1T
melt qeringer ais Oie 0es Snianterie
aeiMoiicS. s0iit 6remoforpcrn iuie
Glei0crieBeu llin.. orin9t iie in ole
Eieic 0es &6rpcrS in0 tit oa6er c9cr
Qeneiat, Giterin9eu 6eroor5urllicn
Vei @crlcbpn9en 0ur4 Sdrapuel.
fuacln trctcn Gitcrilnlcn IN 10 bis
rs 9Sro5cut oui @cim GciincIi Der
g9nnOc fommt cine geringe Y}enge
Observation-Disclosures 6liiilisfcit 5u
Gage. @rouatplitter reibeu gleidl-
falls 6rcm0forper nit ia Oeli a6rper
im0 rulcn Giierpro5eiia berpor. Ole
@ranatiplifter miiiici ais oieielE
@rm0e entlcrnt Uer0en
Gie Observation-Disclosures, bic in
oieiem &rie9e in bciou0er5 groBcr
3obl ouitretcn itnO OhrdlauS nic9t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03
Ser Gricssfomct.

Gos Gricgsio6r 6at nu1 icincu
@riegSfomctcr mo wie cS oicier gro.
Bcu Set cntipribt, ba5ciAncn sic
SlItronome!i oen aric9sfometen ais
0cn g9idltigitcn Ser je cri6icncn lit.
9ltd mas Oic ScbensOauer betrifft
itcQt 0ieier Gomct oles in Sen S6at-
ten; CT mirO bier bis fiini Sabre iid)t-
bar blai6cn olio nod 81 elmer 3eit,
I'M ser &ricg idion &iitorie geworOen
lit. Son 0cnI gluSIeGen oes aometen
bcri1ten bic glitronomcn OoB ermeb-
rere 6 @ro0 @leter longe Shueiie
beIibt, 0ie 5uianlmcn cincn &infel
bon 80 @rno biloen. SIN Sabre t744
mar elm dbulidler &omet 81 lebcu,
Der Bel ieincm Griheinen IN Sbleiien
inter Sen gl6cr9ldibiimen groBe
Gurht uer6reitetc. Ger &rc9sfomct
Ser sen 9tamcu D0elauon~ er6nIten
bat, lit felt cinen Sabre su beo6ad-
tcu Bon leiutr @eo6oMtrng Der.
ipridjt lid sic oitronomii9e Miiien-
i6aft neue Seititellmgen ii6er Die
9ln5ie9ungsfrditc mo oaS @rapita-
tionsgeleb Scr Sonne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

penn aud) einnol in einen &u5drett-
3lIg cine gSimoinfeftion alsdriAi,
mas be0eutet oaS bel eincr 0erortigcn
3abl Don Gerlebuugcn, bic in bic
Sunocrttauieno 9eben 9oS Srons-
'portlpeien IN Oieiem aricge bat iid)
gl0n5enO belpdbrt, ioiuic oncS nl-
Oere, mas ms sur Grniaung imicrcs
i6ueren 9eruIeS an Die 0ono gclc-
ben wurAe.
9la@ Dem Gortrao lpuroen al per.
id5icOenen @ermunociai oie etl5cluen
SGuBvirflntgen geieigf Sa UeiBcg
&etten ln0 oui Erag6ailren lageu
sic Solonieu sic int 6ol0e ictpere
&erlcslugen mo @enuunOHraen 0n-
nongctrageli ha6cu. Niar lab nll
etn3elncn 9citrn Strcdoppornic. ivic
iic ciuiaber un0 5wcd0icnliGw ni:ht
aceot6t mer0eu fonacR g'c, Gtrcrt-
ucrb1noea i'm SCloc ip.e0 0os 3nN'
geipidjt oit on0lr@ berlciicllt, OnB
man cinen Sticfcl nit San0 Iiillt.
0icies &criohrcA bet Sen niAt gu
iulteridGBcn6en &ort5eiL 0nB Oos
@cpidt ourh 0in3uiiiacn ooer Ser.
ausncbmen non Son0ge9ulicrbor lit.
Gin 5ipeites Silisnlittcy 0urh So3
iic6 Ser 9Lr5t I'M 6eloe ilnpropiiert,
lit scr 0elm ols N1asfe iiir 9tagfoien.
Syn eincn Selm miro Elm ltarter nit
@6Ioroiorm oocr slct6er actrdnfter
&oite6ouid gelcat, Hno oicier @elm
miro Oenl 81 Npcricrei0cn il6cr OaS
@eiidjt aabaltca
gln cinem SoISaien iab man sic
g2irfrng cines @rauallpliitcrs. PIN
Cbcribeufel mar Dem glermteu 0oS
Ileii1 ioit gon5 iort0egiicl ST.
luurOc geru0e friid Uer6uHocn Gr
bis sic 305nc 5uiommen un0 laD ms
nit bropeu 9(ugeu an. gls scr aranfe
auf Dem 9icbeu6ett lag, rciGtc iA ibm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03


Gin &adfummau6u oni einer Oipreufii@sa eanSra6e
g 9nf eaiamer @Jadt
8. @rmadae emOInrmlcnc naf 5slbWade Der rnFdcu
@ren5e.
T. sm easeiener. ccierrei4i4s SrHppu AMI @orpOisu
s. SfBier anf ScOGadtnagspOacu.
g. guf Soften in 6eiaSesIanS
T. Die geadjt an Der SdeIOe
s. 2anunndt
g. 9ui &oien in Sen6cslano: S0batsn nit nmg6an0a Belt
tadern snm Sdnt gcgcn ben &egen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-05
"&einigung'' Der
@ablen Derlanqt.
Cine &tibe widtiger Sor=
lagen tn Der &egisz
latnr.
9lmenbiernng bes 8arner=Granttun.
8eietes lit seplant.
,Seoerseitise &ebnsiernns Der @irt-
idaftem 5n ermOsliden.
Gep. Yalmer brudlte siuei Ierfai.
&ep. Halmer bradDte Siuei %erfai.
itngs-9lmenbemcnts in SprldJlag.

Banning, Mif., 5. Sebr. Die
slnnabmc elmer Torlnge our Iedltng
eines Gefi5its BON $600,000 i'm
Observation-Disclosures uno Die
Giniiibrilng BON 8orlagen, Die cine
v&einigilng" Der @ablen in ben
groBen Staoten be6peden. biIoeten
Oas Sauptgeiddft Der geitrisen Ses
natsiisung. Sin Saus luurOen 9fe=
iollltiOnen 5neds 9erfaiiullgs-
9lnenoements porgelegt, Inn Die
Hatifijierling Der 9rimdrmablen
fiir SunOes,Senator ourh Die 9es
gislatur su eliminieren uno Die
Methooe ser 9lnnabn1e pom lofalen
iln0 ipeSialen Seiesen jill dr1oern,
iopie cine 9iQ, Die 0os @arner-
Gramtun-@eiee nlnenoieren mill.
9ie .Heinigung" Der @ablen in
oen groBen Staoten beSmedt cine
9in oes Gen. Scott pon9etroit. Sic
betrifft g[enoerungen nit 9e5ug aiti
@abIinipeftoren, nGbolengcrs" uno
oie @erIeging Der @ablpIdse naf)
offentlihen S6uI- lino 9ibliotbefs.
gebGu6en.
Rep. Seron1e bon Sinsbale
bro6te cine Bill elm, Die bns @ur-
ner Canton 8eies oabin amen-
oiert, oab es Dem Staotrat in betl
Stabtcn Die Moglidfeit gibt, Die
3abI ser @irtidaften ieoer5eit aui
cine fiir je 800 @inlpobner 5il reou-
3icren. Ssebt fam Dies mir in
rnaiicn" Counties arabuen ge-
i6eben, inoem feline nelle @irt'
ihaftslisenien alisgegeben iperoer
fonnerl, falls Der 9eiiser Der 9i5ens
itirbt ODER 5lpeimal Der Serlesiing
6es @eietes iiberfiibrt iporoen mar.
Sic genannten &erfaiiitngs-
g(menbements id)lug &ep. Ealmer
BON Detroit in eingebradten Heio-
littionen Dor.
8ep. @m. Mart brahte cine 9ill
ein, melhe @eteranen bes ipaniid'
amerifanii6eh arieges bieielber
Steuerbefreiilngen geben ipiiroe, Die
iebt Die 8iirgertriee-Teteranen ge'
nieBcil.
Rep. Galnler bra6te nod eint
Gill Elm, lpel6e Dem itaatlider
,SeuernlarIdall geitntten ipiiroe
nad eigener Gisfrction 2i5enien Tin
! bcn @etrieb BON finenatograpbi
iden @orfiibrltneen I'M 5lueitel1
Stodiucrfen BON 8ebduOcn 81
! ecben.
@eibe S0ilier Ser 2egislutlr Der.
taatcn iid geitcrn, I'm ben @iitalie-
bern 8eIe9enbeit 5u geben, Die bel.
tiaen Gomlltp- -&onpeiltionen mit5it
nraGen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-05
Nenc ruiiiid)e Siegesmels
Onngfn pOn Berlin aber=
llals wieOrrlegt.
0lnoenbnrgS nener Surinarldl gegen
&aridlau erfOlsrcidJ.
SInd WelSnngen BON rniiiidlen STE
erfUlgen erlogeu.
Nidjt Wallr, oaF oertid)er SorpcSD-
bODtscritOrcr neriemft iunroc.
SlnsenScngcuberidte iiber DEN See.
fampf am "a. Sannar.
gbiOln iidler, baf 6ritiider &renscr
geinnfen lift.
%On 10 Dielen Seiten semcIbet, Saf
Srrtnm ansgeifDluiien.
Sritiidje S6iffe bielten iidl bon Sent,
Iden mciic cntfernt.
NadJten Saonrd cigencs Scucr BET
nnbe iuirfnngslus.
WiadJten Oaonrd cisencs 1Sener bel,
nabe iuirfnngslus.

Berlin, ). Scbr. (9ra6tlOs
iiber Sapuillc, U. y. Sns oentIdlc
Nrmeebamptamartier gab bcmtc ful-
senoen uffisiellen 8erift ms:
rWit ylnsnahme zines iiolicrtcn
fransOiiiden gnsriffs segsn Die
Seutidlen Stellnugen nurbiueitlidJ
DOn Ycrtbcs, Der feinem Grfulg
hnttc, labem anf Der gnnsen melt.
liden tSrumt seitern nnr sIrtilerie-
fGmpfc itattscfunccm.
Mn Der uitprenfiiden @rcnsc
iunroen nene rniiiidle 9lngriffc iiio-
lid uun Der Tcmel snriifgcidjlagcn.
rStarfc rniiiidle glugriffe anf Die
Stellnngen, Die mir Oitlidl BON Spli-
mDm crobert batten, blieben in glei-
der @eiic pine Grfulg. Seit Dem
1. 6cbrnar babeu luir in jcner 8c-
acnS 26 rnIiiidle Sffisicre nnS nn-
acfdbr 5000 Sulonten sn @efauge-
men gemndDt."
Scrlin, >. Sebr. lte6er gnt-
ltcronm nnS Sunoun. lie Tetrp-
graoer &elbnng pDm 3. Scbruar,
cap ein ruiiiidlss ltuterieebOut ain
%. Snnnar in Der Citiee ami Der
!6Obc pon Sap NiOen in SGnemart
cincn SeutidDeu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
INN Sinfem gcbradlt hattie, iuirS
bier OffiSica ais nniuabr be5eihnet.
9erlin. >. 6ebr. lteber 9on.
Don. Gic geiunlte oeutide @reiie be-
ariiBt nit 9efrie0iglng sic @rtld-
riuia Der 0eiltiden 9lOmiralitGt, oaB
Oie @eD1iier Inn Guglono, Sdott.
lano uno SSrlau0 III oie &riegs5one
eineeihIoiien iperoen. SSn ben Sitel-
iiberihriiten lprefen Die meiltell
9lGttcr BON 0ieier 9lnfiinoigung ais
BON einer 9loda0e.
Gie,Eoit ertldrt, cs lei cine 9loda-
&c mo miiiie als iolhe betradltet
ueroen. iSortfahreno, iagt oa5
9latt: ~gtcutraIe Shiffe baben 3eit.
in iiheren Sdicn 3ufIuft 5it ilid)cn.
9htr nad elmer gegebenen beltirnm-
ten 3eit Iaitfen Sanoelsidiffe, sic
BON nno nad Den britii6en Suieln
geDcn. 8efabr. Rad oieier 3cit al
lerOings befteht ioipobl fir britiihe
dlS Gifl fiir ncirtraIe ,SonoeIsidliffe
8cfobr, in Grlnto gebobrt 5u per.
0en."
Gie SGgIide Hunoifau Idreibt:
@ir bo6en @ngIonos 9ampibeoii.
almgen nngenommen. @ir lalIen
Guglano icineRolle ipicIen uno iibsr-
nehnen unicre nit allen Rehten
nno %ilidlten. Gieienigen, 0ie Siui-
iden ms 6cioe fonmeu. miilIcn iiir
iia ieIbit olf Ser Sut iein.~
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-05
GnrDpdiid)er arieg lit cine
ernite Ybaie eirges
tretem.
Sm Staatsbepartement eripGgt man
iursfGltis Die Gage.
Sdiuerer SdJlas fiir Sanbel aaer
neHtralen Mddte.
llnter llmitGnben YfnnitiDnsldriffe
nus glmerifa in 6efa6r.
Infrage nadl 3Dnopn iiber SdDpinSel
nit neutralen Slasgen.
SentidJlanbs proclamation feir
0runb fir einen Srptcit.

@aibington, 3. Sebr. Gie
GrflGritng 3eutihlanos, baB aae
9etpaiier I'M @rpBbritannien nno
Srlano, eini6lieBlid,. bes englii6en
9unalS uno Ser nor0li6el Haiiage
OIL ben SbetIano SSnieln, als Gee
friegs5one bebanoelt meroen iollell,
miro bier oils cine Ser erniteIten gttt-
tpidlungen bes arieeeS dngeieben.
Wan bolt es 3. 9. fir iebr nabr=
id)einli6, baB lie Die bon oen latein-
amerifanii6en 9dnoern begonnene
gemegitng 5ipefs einer baloigen &on-
ferens neiitraler Staaten iiber Wfittel,
oie GerIilite bes nelttrolen Saubels
anf Elm Mfinimum 5lt reou5ieren, be-
i6lei,nigen ipcroe.
3uerit oeiitcte man III &egierltngs-
freiicn an, oaB 9eittihlan6s Grfla-
riing 5itm 8egerItano eines Trotcites
burd) oie Ger. Staaten gernadt iper=
ben fonnte, obcr oie ofii5ielle Slniiht
entipifeIte iid babin, baB menig ober
gar fein 8runo bicfiir porbanoen iei,
rno man mics oaraiif bin baB nndI
fein Eroteit erfolgt mar, ols Die
9for6iee nit Wlinen beitrelt iuliroe.
S6peocn, I6nen1arf, Goripeger
uno 6oIano baber bas bieiigC
Staatsoepartenlent tpieoerbolt err
ii1ft, oaB 9lmerifa MaBnabnten INT
teritiibe, Inn Ser 9fot, in Der lidI
ibr eigener Sanocl befinOet, 81
iteuern, ltno man erlportet, baB Die
lebte beutihe Trpflomation bic 9e-
n1iihungen aller nelitraleil Vt1htc
fir Wabnabmcn sfpcfs SelbIti6uses
perooppeln peroe.
glnipalt 9onliiing pom Stdatsbe.
partement nnhm in Ser belitigcn &u-
binctts 'Sieilng ben Tlnb oes aili
Reiien beiinoIi6en Staatsiefretdrs
grpar ein
8e6er oas Staatsoepartcrter1t
nod Die bieiigc 0eittide @otlhaft bat
beltte Die lette grfIGrltng Ser oeitt-
ihen I6mirolitdt erhnlten, ltno IN
Ser ocutlfen @otihaft bicB es, oaf
6as @crliner glnspdrtige slnt nnbr-
id)cinli6 9opieit Ser 4Sroflamation
ben oiplunlatii6en 8ertretern III Ser
lin iibernlitteltc iirb 6ieic @eritartbi-
Qiingen fiir geniigenb erod)tete. Git
oeltrige Hroflamation biloet cine Gr-
mciterilng einer friiberen, Die ben1
@otIhafter 8erar0 5il9cgangen lpal
imb Die li6 Bios auf Die gtoro- uni
@eitfiiite bon ,Sranfreih bejoa.
Gs gibt feinen Tra5eilbcn5faG, ar
sen man iid] bel Ser @ebanbIing 0el
;Sraqe balten fonite, neil bisber lin
teriee6oote in ariegen fcine berpor
raaenoe Mollc gefpielt baben. SlnJ
Geaeln oeS internationalen 8eiebe:
iin0 aber nit @eyug nlif geiuobnIidr
S6iffe abgefaBt. Gie gerpobnli6,
9Sraris beim 9lbfangen bon Eriiei
un0 BEL 9ebanolung eincs Sanoels
if]iffcs oes 6einOes, 0as niflt al:
Sriie nadj einem Seinlatsbafen ge
braht iperoen fam. lit flor mi
our6 langen Gebralid etabIiert. Ia!
San0elsihiff muB ungebaIten wer
ben, miro BON elmer Triienmonni9af
beltiegcn. 6ie es entrpeOer sur Gril
madt oOer perienft. slber I'M lebterel
sSdae ntiiiien Herionul ulo Eaiia
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-05
Sebensmiiber @elebrter.

9lIbion Mit., ). SSebr. Gie
9eide bon Or. 6re6erid .. Gemo-
rcit. Trofeiior Der totem Sproden
uno Ybiloiopbie am gllbion College,
lpuroe 9eitern aus Dem grunnen III
ieinem bieiisen Saus ge5ogen. @r
erIitt Dor etpa bier @ohen einen
neruoien 3uIunllnenbru6 uno ideint
ieinem Seben in einem Srriinns-
aniaa elm Gnoe gena6t 5il baben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-05
-Yrills Nluault y

String sluguIt @ilbelm lit
pom ieinem faiierli6eli Sater infol-
qe @teinlingsueridieoenbeiten na6
Berlin pcrbarnt mor0en (0ailp
GrpreB.) - Ser Bring liegt ieit
8ofen nit eineln Shenfelbrli1 In
iolge eines 9lutomobilulialles i'm
Soipital.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-02-05
3wei Gbiueitm binge.
rid)tet.
,Sattem einen ibrer 2anoslente bur
orei SaBren ermurSet.

Oiiining, q. o., ). iSe6r. Gee
God uno gng Sing, 5lpei Gbineien,
pur0cn beute friib i'm Sing Sing-
8ef6ngnis auf bent eleftriidenStubl
bingeridtet. Sic Dnren iiberfiibrt
moroen, am IL. Sebritar 1912 Sen
betagtcn sSiibrer Ser SnSeong-S Gong,
See &ap, ernor0et 81 baben.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-07-29
GREAT TYPH0ON
DAMAGES CHINA
VIOLENT TEMPEST SWEEPS
COAST AND TAKES HEAVY
TOLL.

Shanghai, China, July 2s.-The force
of the great typhoon which sprang up
along the Chinese coast Monday night
appears to have been centered IN Hang
Chow bay, to the south of Shanghai:
Communication between Shanghai ana
Hang Chow has been severed. The
toll of lives, it is believed, Will pc
heavy and considerable damage is
known to have been done to native
craft.
The United States cruisers Saratoga
and Cincinnati were in the thick OF the
storm and while at first some fear was
felt for the Cincinnati, the anchors OF
both warships held fast
The United States collier NO !,
nearing completion in Shanghai, drag
ged her anchors across the river,
where she stranded on the opposite
bank
Fifty large junks were sunk during
the storm in the Woosung river, ten
miles north Of Shanghai, impeding
navigation.
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N01semen FAVOR the Allies
While SDedeS Like Germans
of Germany, could not be better;
Norway it could hardly be worse.

of Germany, could not be better; In
Norway it could hardly be worse
swedes Dread Russia.
OF the Swedes the Norwegians say
that they don't SO much love Germany
as they dread Russia.
However that may be, the fact re-
mains that in the cafes of Stockholm
the natives don't at all like to hear the
sound of the English language. and
even the shop people grow aloof when
one speaks English to them.
An American connected with the
staff OF our legation in Stockholm bent
forward to me at table in hotel and
said:
Really, I'm not talking nonsense
but you will escape the risk Of an un.
comfortable scene if you don't speak
English in public places here
In Norway, by the same token. the
sound of German rather gets on the
peoples nerves. In Norway from
Christiana to Bergen, the children in
the streets are singing, Its long way
to Tipperary," and when the bands in
the parks play the tune the storm OF
applause and the demands for an en-
core last minute or two. You never
hear German tune at these concerts.
Post Cards Favor Allies.
One of the sure ways nowadays to
discover the true state of feeling
among the people of technically
neutral country on the continent is to
note the drift OF the picture post cards
displayed in the kiosks and the win4
dows of the stationers' shops.
In Norway the vast proportions of
these cards picture English and Bel
gian notables of the war and scenes
on the allies lines.
Once in while you see a picture of
the German emperor or Of Won Hinden-
burg, but for one of these there are
a dozen of Lord Kitchener and of the
king Of the Belgians.
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oTTUMWA,
THOSE RESPONSIBLE FOR DISASTER
IA CZNG MANSLA UGHTER CHARGE

Chicago, July 28.--At least six in
dlctments for responsibility for the
Eastland disaster of last Saturday will
be returned by the state grand jury
today, according to an announcement
by States Attorney Hoyne this
morning. 1t will not be decided until
late in the day whether to ask indict-
ments on charges Of criminal careless
ness or of manslaughter.
There is plenty of evidence for
either charge" Mr. Hoyne said.
The coroner's inquest. It is expect
ed, will be completed late today and
Immediately thereafter the state grand
jury Will 60 into session for the even
Ing. 1t is planned to call only few
witnesses in addition to presenting a
transcript of the testimony taken by
Coroner Hoffman.
Explaining the taking into custody
|of w. K. Greenebaum, general man
ager OF the Indiana Transportation
Co, which leased the Eastland last
Saturday, Mr.. Hoyne said:
"Mr. Greenebaum. in response to
questions at the inquest, admitted that
he knew nothing about the Eastland,
but added that he knew or had heard
that she was not seaworthy.'
Other agencies investigating the
disaster are continuing their work,
Secretary William G. Redfield of the
department of commerce, who is
here on instructions from President
Wilson, says he has not decided wheth-
er his inquiry will extend to all of the
lake passenger traffic or whether it
will be confined to the Eastland affair
For the time being we will confine
ourselves to the case in hand" he
said.
Public in Mourning.
In response to a proclamation by
Mayor Thompson, Chicago is observ-
ing today as day of public mourn
ing. The city hall is closed and the
burial services of almost 700 Of the
excursionists recovered from the riv
er are being held.
Facilities are lacking to properly
handle the funerals and services over
as many as thirty bodies are being
held simultaneously in church. Be-
cause there are not enough steam and
electric funeral trains and hearses the
dead are being removed to cemeteries
in various sorts Of conveyances. In
many cases motor trucks which will
carry several collins are used.
In the vicinity of the Western Elec-
trio plant where most of the victims
We're employed, the funeral process
sions blocked traffic.
Thirty of the dead are being buried
from the church OF Saint Mary OF
Czestochwa. At Mary Queen Of Heav-
en- church services for twenty-five
took place.
Are Lifting Steamer.
Work of lifting the Eastland was
started today but 1t is expected that
ten days or two weeks will be requir-
ed to complete the task. In the mean
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ITALIANS REPORT
MORE SUCCESSES

Rome, July %. The following Off
cial statement was issued last night by
the headquarters Of the italian general
staff:
In the Alone valley we now are in
full possession Of the heights on the
right slope, having occupied Monte
Lavanesch and the Pissona crest.
From points dominating the opposite
slope the enemys artillery attempted
to hinder our operations but without
success. After a long preparation by
artillery of medium caliber the enemy
attacked with several detachments Of
infantry during the night Of the 26th.
Although supported by numerous ma
chine guns these troops were repulsed.
I'm the Monte Nero region the strug-
gle continues unabated notwithstand
ing fog which prevents the artillery
from assisting in the operations.
"At PLAYA the second operation un-
dertaken to enlarge the bridgehead Is
developing favorably
"On the Carso plateau the battle
continued yesterday Our troops ad-
vanced along the whole front with
great dash and boldness, conquering
towards the left wing a strong position
on San Michele, commanding the great.
er part of the plateau. After being
subjected, however, to violent cross
fire from the enemy's artillery Of all
callbers. our forces were obliged to fall
back below the crest, where they are
maintaining their positions. On the
center we progressed towards San
Martino, taking with the bayonet
trenches and a redoubt covering it. On
the right wing, by the perfect timing
of an infantry advance with the sup
porting fire of artillery, We completed
at nightfall the conquest Of position
on Monte Del, driving out inch by inch
the enemy who was strongly entrench-
ed there We made about 5000
prisoners including one lieutenant
colonel and forty-one other officers.
We took five machine guns, two small
cannon, trench mortars, quantities of
rifles. ammunition, war materials and
food"
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Germans Courteous to CreD
of American Ship LeeldndD

English with the Leelanaw's men. Ths
Germans had no idea of the contents
of the latest American note on the sink
ing Of the Lusitania, for their news
papers were two days old. The Lee
lanaw was the sixth vessel the sub
marine had sunk that day and ttS
started in pursuit of two others when
the Americans had been returned to-
their boats after their long ride on the
submersible's deck.
The sailors from the Leelanaw were
cold and wet when they landed aftoGs
their twelve hours row in life bOats.
as they had been almost swamped sew
eral times in cross tides OF the Orlr
ney islands. They will leave today forj
Dundee, where their statements Will ~
taken by the United States consul.