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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
glns Ocu 4olisciecridJtcu.

~tt+R NNN FcAtONtNt%ttJ@N'te
SancS W. Sapfius, Gin Jleocr rein.
item @cbIiites, wnrOe iincrboIb
bier Shmoen 5weimal ocrboftet.
~ @inmol i'm pcltli1en lno gum
5peiten Niale ill lnittleren Yoli-
5ei-Diitritt. ~ @uroe mesen 9iu-
6eitorlns 6u elmer @eIoitroic Der.
itrt6eiIt.
@eitern Gormittog Bate ii6 Ser
80 Sabre alte gteger Sames Smpfins
Dor 0liHter Sobouien i'm pcItli6cn
Eoli5eieeridt 5u perantporten Oo CT
am 6reitog Gormittag ipeeen &u6e.
ltorina pcr6aftet mar, no6oem er li6
nit oem gfcger-9rice Giebter ogIod
Bin in cinen 8ompf eingeIalIen bat
tc, a6er babel Die ihmdbIidite 5enee
befom. 9lidter Sobannien bate
gtahfcbt nit Dem &erpriieelten lmo
lieb i'm itrafloS Don Oonncu 5icbcn.
&aum bottc Snme5 ieinen SUB auf
Die Greppen geieBt ais er bon &oli.
3eiySergcnnt Stelnpel nno Dem Yoli-
5ilten Coleman ipieocr berboftet tpllr.
&c, ga audi i'm mittIercn Yoli5ei.Oi-
thrift cine eleide @eihuloigung Dor.
lag, ole ii1 ans eigem 9ampf 5pi.
Iden @iliom Oliper BON 9lr. 3t7
6orreit!StraBe, rcfrlttirtc. poleIbit
SapfinS nidt Ser oStorbooroer",
ionoern nur elm Gan5 gefp0bnliHer
u8oorOer" lit. &or 9lidter @ndarO
mar Saipfins niht 10 gliidlid, oern
CT puroe 81 elmer @elOitraic BON $40
ncbit Soften pcr0onncrt, 0ic er, ioas
feline Stroie nidt bon irgcnO ciner
Seite be5ablt miro, I'M @eiGneniB
DerbiiBen muB.
@ein 2iht am So6rroD.
Die Nohldiiieteit fcinc 9oterne al
ieincm 6obrraOe gebronnt 5u bn6en,
brahte eeftrrn @nis @nneq, 18 Sabre
alt, Dor 9lidtcr @renoel i'm noropeit-
liben Yoli5eieerift Die Strofc BON
So @clobuBe ncbIt Soften elm. Bunca
botte in Ger 4ruio.Sia- -9lpenue bel
ieincn 6a6rfiInititiid6cn einen betag.
fen gteger nie6ergeiioBen pelder bon
DEM 9oli8iiten R96itnep oufeebo6en
iuurOc. Ger @eaute no6m Den rid
iibtsloien 5obrer in Saft, mo be-
iorgte giihter grenoel Den &eIt.
Ramcn inn Gin Seniation H.
deh.
SSn grlingtou Yoli5eigcridjt mar
eeIiern Dor glidter Wiaiam 9iuIIea
bic Gerbonollng ee9en ben 9ounici.
Iter Der gloerslie Nletbooiitcn.air1e,
glnorew anen, lnn., nngeIeet. mel
| der bon Dem 9oItor Der 4irdc, 6.
". Gbirlfelo, beibuIoigt mar, ocnicl.
ben IN Der Slide Der Stride nneeerif-
fen 6u 6nben. Scr oneeblid)e 9ln.
grifi fono i'm SUM itott. Rad Oen
glngaben oes 6crrn 4nea fon0 iiber
cine Ebiire ein Strcit ltatt, iuelhe in
Der foIiden 9iidtnne ii6 bctpegte,
lmO min Serr Smell I'M fcine glus-
cinan0eriebung nit Dem o9ieocreno4
5ii ba6en, oenielben innft beiieite &C.
ihobcn boben. Ger Yoitor obcr Jog
tc, onB bic 9ciicitei6iebnne iebr iii.
4 ianit mar, mo cr 9e9cn cinen Ofcr
| fiel woOur6 er cinen Hippenbrud
unO onocrc @crlcbungen crlitten bn-
ben ipia, mo0urd CT longere 3cit
frnnt mar. Ger glnwolt ocS 8eflne
ten criubtc I'M cine 8erbnnolune BOZ
@criht ipeIGcm @inihc Der 9li1tcl
rol6fom. Die hmlotiousliIternei
@iit9lic6er ocr @cmcinoc, iucIdc lid
raht 5n6lreid cIneefnnoen botten
mlwoen i'm ein SenIationhen &c
brntbt.
o7amcubercin Ginigfcit."
(SriteS 0rOEcS NcinIcIcFeft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
RraII6enI g9iIIon I0nmt mOraen.

3oblreifbc Iclegoten our Gonbcn'
tion oes notionolen @ctreioebonoler-
@ereins trafcn eeitern 9(beno bereits
cin Gic Convention ielblt beenlnt
morgen @ormittag i'm uSotel Gmer.
iun" obcr bic groBe &eriammIung,
ia Delhcr 9r1ioent @ooorom g9il.
ion ipreden miro. iinoet giodlmittoes
2 llbr in oer u2uric~ itatt. Der 8rdii.
DcHt lpiro fur3 Dor 2 llbr ouf Dem
llnion Qobnbofr bon einem Gomite
Der bieiiaen SonoeIsfommer EN-.
plonocn nno und DER 0Snric1 cSforr
iirt wer0cn. @r bcginnt feline Reoe
prompt mn 2.30 llngefdbr $500
Ginlooungcn lino ousgeionot moroer
uao ipcr teinc aartr bat, miro nidt
III Die Snac 5ugelniicn iperocn. lin !
llbr tritt DER @rdiioent, Der BON iei-
ncr @oitin bceIeeitet icin miro, ole
9liidreiie nod Sbdoom 2opn y. S.
an. Die Gonpention ninlnit orei Iage
IN Anipruh. Dos Arrangements
Goniitc bsitebt aus ocn folgenoen
@prrcn Gbas. 9S. Gnglono, Z. @.
zunocr Gborlcs q. gIadburM s.
81 Manaer. g. s. eeoerer, @iaiom
Sopps uno Soiepb g8oriiclo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
0On5crtc Ocs gOitOner.O OrdIeiters,

SBie IN Dcrgongenen Sabrcii 10
eie6t ons Boltoner 0r6eiter iintcr
2citiIng Carl @iids oud oieies Sobr
fiinf Gon5ertc in Der 2pric.@olle,
Die am 1. unO 80. 9iooeuber, 3. So.
nunr, IA. 6cbruor ino IA. Dt6r6
itottfinoen. Soliitiib pirfen bci
oieien Gondcrten Gmmp DeItiunt
Sopraniitin, BON Der @ietropoliton
Sper, 8ris 3reisler, Der beriibmte
@ioliniit, nno Dip GabrieIoipitid,
Der rliiiihe Glo6ieripicler init.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

@cponn bci'm llc6erio6ren elmer
StraBenfrcu5ung bon einen'
StroBen6abnwoggon ungelpor'
fen Bier |erioncit puroelt
auf Den 6o6roomm aeidleuoert
nber uur Iei6t uerIcst. 3wel
@erioucn Itiir5ten bel i6rcr 9lr'
belt a6.
Gin ltnioa, Scr nod gliidlic6 aD'
oelaufen lit, ereienete iid eelterlI
Nl6eno al ocr @ilfcns.glpcmnc nnO
SurleD Cane, ols Der bon Dem ~
Sabre olten @oltcr SoncS bon 9Ir.
1920, 5teOerid.9lpcnue, gelenfie @d'
ocu bei'm Gur6iobrcn Der Strabcn'
frcu5ung bon cinenl StraBenbabn-
moggon ocr .@ilfens.9lbcnue-2inie"
eetroifen lmo rmeeporicr wrroe.
9Iuf Dem @oeen 6cfanoen ii1 ouBer
8olter SSoneS, bcIien II Sabre alter
9ri0er Serrp, Der t3 Sabre alte
N1icbael Sbiplcg bon g2r. 2646, 6re'
oerid-9lpemie, uno Der S.iGbrige
@omor0 qinOner BON 01r. 1924, 6re.
oerid-9Iocnie. 1ie 9erIesten nurorn
in eincm 4ribat.9lutomobiI nod benz
ct. 9l9neS-Soipitol eebradt no Die
gcringfiieiecn Gerlebunaer, Die mei'
items aus 9(bIdiirfunecli beitanoen
perbinOen purOen. Gos BferO muroe
eleicbfaIls al ocn Goroer. imo sin
terfiiBen perleBt.
Son g(uto iiberfo6ren.
Turd eigcnc llnohtinufeit wuroc
geitern ser II Sabre olte 9[norcp
Soucs bon 9tr. 2445, 6rmciS,Stry
an Ger 92ort6- itno @enniDIpania-
9InepuC bon Dem bon Serr0 Tol6ott
eelcnften 9roittpoaen iiberiobren
Ger 9no6e ipielte olf Dem StroBeu'
oomiu, o6tetc nidt oilf oie @ar.
ntingsIignaIe oes Gouiieurs uno lief,
ebe Der llnfoa oermieoen ipcrocr
fonnte, oircft in oen araftwoecl
binein. SIN Sobnemonn Soipitol
ltcute Der @mpfones-9(r5t felt oaB
Der Slngc om llnterleib nno 9opt
pcrlest mar. 9ioh 9lnlegen eineS
8cr6anoes pilroe glnorem nnd Der
cIterIicben @o6nins eebra6t. Gem
Gbaufielr trifit an Dem llnfnQ feline
S6ulo.
3m Ell Herionen ab bgeltiir6t
6oIt 81 gleiher Shtnoe creieneten
lid geitern i'm meitlihcn StoOttbeile
5lpei llnfdGe oleider 9(rt nur in pGr-
idlieoenen StroBen @egen II ll6r
9orlnittoos itiir5te Der "A Sabre ultc
2nprcnce StoDlor BON 0lr. 1t6i
Neit SnmburgItraBc, bon cineu
6enItcr oeS 5ipeiten Stoftuerfcs al
Der Columbia g(penue mo Gnlen.
Der 9lleD, lpoielblt er einige 9lr6eitelt
mlsiiibrte. Stoplor 500 lid iblimnc
slbidiirTungeu 81 mo mbte nad
Dem 5ranflin Square Soipitnl &C.
braht perOen.
Son eiuem @eriiit all DEM &oitIc
Ger. 3i4, 0loro GorrolItonItr, ltiir5te
sur IeIben Stunoe Ger 81 Sabre oltc
! glnitreider SorrD s. Sones bon 9ir.
It3i4, Mcit 9oItimoreitroBe, ab, ols
eines Der Seile rib, Sones puroe
nnd Dem llniDcriit6ts Soipital ge-
brndt uoiel6lt Oic 9ler5te cine &c
birneridiitterling lmo Den 9ruh OcS
rcHten 8einrs ieititeltcn Der Naonn
| itiir5te 20 6ub nui oe strobe bcrab.
/ 9oS noiie Efloiter 10 ar
ihulo.
Dos naiie StroBenpfloiter mar Die
! llriadc, Dab Gin 2aitoltomo6il oes
@oiIcroeportements i'm 1900 9lpd
Der 9torO.@oD. .StraBe, aur Seitc
rutihte uno in einen 9rettcraallil
iiibr, meldcr Soiepb Sbormartb pon
gtr. POOP Oloro- @oibington.S .StroBe
ge60rt. Der Center Der @ioidiHc,
So S. @aitleD, muBte cine Idarfe
lion init einem @oggon Der @apltr.-
| 2inie at oermeioen. @oitber wuroe
babel oIf's Bfloiter eeiAleuocrt lnO
crlitt ihncr6bofte NerIesunscn. DaS
| gtlto blicb ilnbcihdoi9t.
|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
Nrr GdlnLhrninn.

Wlorgen beginnt DER llnterridt IN
allen offcntli1en 9Sriuat- uno @e-
mcinocidulen uno nod Dem 9efcble
ocs Sonitots. .Gonniiiidrs Oiirfen nur
ainoer iibcr 13 Sabre oIt bis ouf
@citeres gum llnterrihte 5ugeloiien
iueroen Inn cine glusbreitrng Der
ainoerl66nungsieudc 5ii Ocrbinoern.
Sn ben offeutliden Shulen miro
Ser llnterriht nur in oen oberlten
beioen aloIien nufeenommen. Gic
6oberen Shulen mcrocn BON ocn
gefe6Ie oes Sonit1ts.Go .GonlmiiiarS
nidt 6ctroifcn Die ullniberiitdts.
5hulc~ in y5r. 1901, rO.Gborles-
StraBc, miro crit om 5. Gftober crs
offnet meroen. 9So6ribcinli6 miro
in Der nGditcn Siblmg Der geboroe
am @1ittpod gladmittne Die SahIa,
ge beiproAen meroen mo IS lit nidlt
aisgeidloiien onB fir Die Sinoer
Der s. uno 6. aloiie Die Shliler nod
Gnoe Oer @odlc ae6finet peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

geIenrapLiidler @etterberidlt.

glns ocn ilbrigen 8unoes.4etter.
Bcobodtings Stntionen tpurocn bic
foIgenoen bohiteu 8cmperoturen
Ole nm s llbr aeitern 9lbenO bcrrih.
ten, beridDtct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

9iad Dem 8ctterbureai miro ons
gaeitcr in Der fommenoen @ohe mic
iolot icin:
I2ittel.atlontiihc Stoaten (@lorDs
louo) 5doncs Mcttcr bis W1ittwod
ooer 0onncriios, oann 9icgen ino
fdIter.
5iioatlontiicbe uno @olfltootcn.
Sm ollgcmeincn idones g9cttcr nit
maBiaer 1cmperoiiir. 9(noeiltungen
ouf Storungen in 8citinoicn iinO
niht porbnnocn.
lcnnciicc. Gbotbol uno groBc
Gcc'n sdoneS g9ctter bis Qicnitoa,
oonn ioIgen lofolc 3egen. ouf mel
dc iib oo5 g8citcr micocr fl1rt.
Cbercs D3iiiiiiippitbal uno 4rd-
riciiaotcn Hcoen p1breno Der critcH
Qnqe. oann idoncS @etter uno Oonn
mieoer Scgen 5nm 56luB Der $50.
dc. Die Eempernhlr miro iib niht
bcionocrs 0noern.
&ociiic.aiiite SMones g8ctter IN
Californian nno tribe uno 9lcgen IN
ocn noroliAen 9ocific.S Stooteu. Gie
9ennperotur miro ioiiousemdB iein,
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..Wloaart.gESunerdlura.

UrOhc GtfnriiOn uad yOrf, Sa.,
SOnntug, 1. SftOber 1916. Sidcts
$1.25. 3ng UcrlGht ylOrtb.gIOenne
nnO Sat.Strahc S.5 NlOreeu.
(Scpt23-4,30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
Meinleftltn
o=OsialiIiide GieOertaicl~
in %creinSlOfaI, 2029 SreOerif.9IUe.
@uuntag, ben 1. SftObcr 1916.
Scpi23 2LCftt)
Sic nens gsasrSe tritt am /. 0tto6er

an.
Iic 5taatsbebor0e fir 3uhtbolls'
Gonirolc. peIhe Der @ouperneur cr.
nount BOT, miro on / Gftober Die
Gilidtcu Der 9hifiidt iiber Dos Dto.
rnI1noer Stants5udDtbous lno oas
Stoots 9lrbcitshnls iibernebmcn unO
sic bisbcrieen Seborocn Der &C.
naaatcn Snitihiic iollen oamit meg.
Gie neue @cb6roe beitebt aus ocn
&@ Charles 4. Crane 4rdiioent Der
FARMERS q Nlcrhnnts glotional
2'oui Or, s. Sub, @ooe BON &oib-
inaton Gouutn 9oriiber ocS ocmos
iroiiimcn Stoats Central Gomitcs,
uu0 5ranf VI. Wleberott oon @rince
Weorqc's. GomtD. @ic es beiBt
mill AZ. g. Su6crt geooc nod ocn
Rabien im 9iooem0cr feline Sicouua
es 9agear BEG stoats GcntratGo-
mites aili0eOell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
0nS 4. 9lcaimcnt uirO ansocmliterf

SnS 4. Jeglmenf lptrD nnsncnlilterI.
Der Sricos.SetretGr 9oter III
8oibinston bat ocn 8efebl geneb'
miet, oos I'M 8elologer bel 2oiircl
Iieecnoe picrte @lorDlGnoer 1tili6rc'
einient olis5uniiitern. Mobrideinlidl
fontmt ooS Hcgiuent on Dienitog
Bormittoe nod Baltimore 6liriid
lino bc6iebt Die @offenbolle, BON mo
aus Die Yionniboften cntluiien pcr'
ocn Sn 2ourcl lit eeitern Goipur
anier inter Der 9cihulOieltng bcr'
boftet uorOen, bon Den beioen SolOo-
ten Sobn Garrid mo Soiep6 Glart
gcltoblene llniformIhide eefauit az
ba6cn. 9[Ge Drci iuuroen 0cu Bum
ocSbeboroen iiberpieien.
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edliffsFarten

Don iinO nod DeiitlhInnb iino
OeiterreiH. .llnearn iibcr @oitcrouin
unO g?eip.gOrt. @elOienopneen mad
@uropo.
SbcO. s. 9icner & &c.,
2l7 Ca.gOltimOrr.Str.,
tyldralS-l 245 SaO.grOaewsy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
GueliIde 9umpfer inter Ipaniid1cr
fSIaaae madl itaLicniiMcn SGfen.

Qie 8enlpIemon 0ompfer. @eiel'
iAoft bon glep Yorf ridtet eine neiie
9ompferlinie 5piihen Baltimore
lno itolieniicben SGfen elm. Der bic
liec 8ertreter Der @eieli6oft iitOtou'
rice 9. Gorlin. Ser 0ienit foil ein
tnonatliher icin uno iteben bis ouf
&citcreS 3 Donpfer 5iir Tcrfiieung.
0os crite 56iff Der neuen 2inie, Der
iponilbe 0ompfer ~2ouila" oerlieB
Den bieiigen Snfen am Donnerltog
init $500 8onnen Stoblborren uno
Sidtcnbara Die fir @eniio beltiutmt
fin0.
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ejrO6cs g8cinleicFcIt

cglrbcitcr Gtcrbc- nno GranfcnfaRc",
yicl's Sale, SnlI- mo yeaion-Str.,
friiber Cttcr6ein's Sale,
g)lOntaa, 20. Scptember 1916.
9Infnna s ll6r. (Siutritt i5 Gtg,
Wlmiif: rOl6riu".0apcllc.
(Sept17.21)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
glr6cifrr. stcrbr. nnO Aranfcnfaiic.

Die nNbcin,9opclle.r iueldc in ocr
ng8cnloubc" am Somitag con0ertir.
tc, miro norgen glbeno Die Dliiiif bel
Dem ggeinleiefeite Der r9lr6eiter.
Stronfcn. uno SterbcfoIie~ IN 8iePs,
(friiber Otterbcin's) SoIlc ollf So.
cult Yont lieferr. 0ieie glrt SyeIte
boben IN 2ociiit &oint ItetS glnflong
eefiInoen uuo miro oaber morgcu
9[bcno oos Set cbeufolIs gilt beiudt
tperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

9(m Gienitoe miro sic Stoots-
2onoItroBen- GontnliIiion cine Spe-
5iulIibltng balten nm lid ii6er sic
9lltsmobl DER 9Ridtlrng Scr neuen
SonOItrobe bon 9(nnupolis naH@oib-
ineton idIiiiiie 5tt tueroen.
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nMelObic. @eIonebcrein".
SSamilicn- -glnsflng

s SunniGg, ben "a. September.
YcHfert's 9nrf. 9Orie0 Snnc.
gclmItiGnneen aller glrt. glIlc
Singer IiuS ireilnOIibit cinseIuocu.
(Scpt22 ~
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WrridIt Ses gaItimOrc @etierbmream0

Der 6euGtigfeitsgcbolt Der Suft
NOR 81 @ro5ent nm s llbr Nlorgen9
uH0 40 Ero5clt Inn s llbr abenOs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
eEnnliIicn. .0[naf[nn.

SSenn Der @ettermonn nift morts
6riibie miro, oonn fam Die q@lelo.
bic" beutc bel ocm 6antiliennusflug
nod Yeutert's.9Sorf oilf einen euten
@cilh rednen; oenn bel Dem ldonen
Ser6Itpetter lit nidts aneencbmcr,
ols Elm 9lusflus ms Sreie, 5iImol oic
YGume nod im triicben @riin pran.
gen imo ein froblihes 2ieo Den gluf.
ciltbult ooielbIt nod ungeuebmer
maht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

@rOhcr Sabrcs-5amilien.glnsflus,
y6rcOcrif-glur. 0ranteumntcritiib-
MngS.|erCin~, SOnntag, OCm "a. Sep
tcmbcr 1916, Wranbner'S @eitcnO'
%arf. sInfnne 1 ll6r.
(ScpttO,t724)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

Glnt6
g{,etterans6dlteu,

Sir MarDlnn0 uno oen Diitrift
Columbia bclitc flor ino iiioweitlide
g9in0c
Wnn0es.Separtement fiir QauOiUirtb.
idjait- @etter.gMrcon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24
,.0omenuercin Niniafcit.n

Critics srOhcs @cinlricFcit
an @Ontas, ben %. September,
in rGprius's 6alle".
{ (Scpt23 -25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

Bon DaOItfcs0iitrift 115, .. II. Q.
WrOkeS 6nmilien.Seit
Sonutag, Den 1. OftOber 1916,
genfcrt's Turf =. -. 0Oriep'Gane.
(Sept24 ,OftD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

N0oHnsilrn. Dit beu .rWiIdtu 0orgeIpon.
otnlen" Mat pkAllllm obtt Muffn(lmahl0 q.
baittn 0nD AebttfN, Der cilift bnDon pel ffiss
ppon Ubtr lmEliill6 NlIlihenua az nIadlsN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

Wbpnncntcn, bic bcn ..Deuiincn NDfrCipDn.
pcnfcu" ulnlt pinltld Oocf uurenelmdhig C..
baltenl ilno Bebgitn, her Clllfe baOon pet Etie.
pnuH pber idlriiilinl MliilufIRHn 30 ula1lgn
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Der @eltfries 6emte pOr cinem
Sabr.
(9laH ocm 8eriht oes Ccuiiden
@euerolitabS.)
a. September 1915.

Gic 3cihnungen oui bic brittle
oelitiHeu ariegsonleibe erlanst
oie So6e BON 10 gillionen mo
100 Millionen Morf.
Tic 6ran5oien iIno GngldnOer
beginner in Der @egenO bon
ypern mO IN Der Champagne nit
einem 6eftigen Eronunelfeuer ci-
ncu Turhbrud)sueriih.
Ger 2Sioeritauo Der 9iuiien miro
5d6cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

DentTfs, CsitrrrciHilde mnS lIusa.
ride @rieesnnIriben.
100 Wlnrf nno 100GrUncn nniwSrte.
SbeO. $. 0iencr & 60,
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-24
RAPID ACTION WILL BE
NECESSARY ON THE BORDER.

San Antonio, Tex, March 28.-Or-
ders going from Fort Sam Houston
provide for rapid action at points
along the border should new rebel
lions in Mexico make it necessary.
General Funston was not alto
gether convinced of the truth OF the
report that General Luis Herrera, the
deposed military leader at Chihuahua,
had entered the field with Villa
against the United States, but the
repetition of the report and the alb
sence of acceptable evidence TO the
contrary caused the general and his
staff to regard it as probably true.
Staff officers Of General Funston
studied more extended area Of
Northern Mexico today. The probable
moves of Herrera and his two thou
sand men were carefully considered,
and at every point along the border
note was taken of the position of
American troops and the time it would
take to move them to meet any situa-
ton.
Army officers believe that If Her
rera has revolted his activities win be
confined to operations that have for
their object the strengthening Of
Villas hands and the harassing Of
General Pershing's force. It was
feared that he would cut the north
western railway, over which General
Funston hopes to receive permission
to move supplies to the American
troops, now almost two hundred miles
into Mexico. To prevent this move
General Funston is powerless, and it
is doubted if Carranza's troops are
in position to oppose Herrera
Reports at headquarters that Cen
eral Gavira's garrison at Juarez was
about to revolt and that the troopd
at Torreon was manifesting disafTec-
ton were regarded with apprehension
at the fort. The Mexican consul here
continued to deny their truth and re
iterated his assertion that Herrera
had not take the field.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-24
VILLA ESTABLISHES STATION
WHILE RECRUITING NEW MEN

FL Paso, Tex, March 23.-Francisco
Villa has established a base to the
westward of Namiquipa to reorganize
and recruit new men for his army, it
was reported here today. At this new
base, it was said Villa would lay plans
to operate with the force Of General
Luis Herrera, who is understood to
have renowned the defacto govern
ment. The American army base at
Columbus has had no news of Villa
for over two days.
General Herrera is said to be NOV
ing northward to effect a juneture
with Villa and this, in connection with
the report that the Carranza garrison
at Torreon had revolted, has occas-
toned grave concern among the Amer
lean army officers in FL Paso.
Villa men, augmented by the Chi
huahua command of General Herrera,
said to number 1000, might be in a
position to harrass General Pershing's
army~and seriously interrupt the line
Of communication between the ad-
vance base of American forces at
Casas Grandes and the base at Co
lumbus.
An early agreement with the Car
rama government for the permission
to use Mexican railway lines is great
~ desired by army officers. The
main base would then be trans
ferred from Columbus to FL Paso, and
the Mexican Northwestern Railway
could be used to ship men and supplies
to Casas Grandes.
The railroad could be safely main
tanned against interruption while the
present line southwark out of Colunl-
bus over a desert might be eradiIy cut
should Villa recruit formidable body
| of men. Villa is said to have sent
agents among the populaee in the
mountain districts urging them tC
support him against the Americans
ard is equipping his men with arms
and ammunition which he had stored
H There is no confirmation Of a re
port that Col. Cano, Of Carranza'i
army, has joined forces with Villa.
/ All was quiet at Juarez today anc
the street car service, which was sus
i pended last night, was resumed. The
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-24

in view of the disaffection of General
Luis Herrera and other Carranza
chieftains in Northern Chihuahua.
The BELIEF of Americans who are ia
miliar with Mexican affairs was that
if the reported revolts In Chihuahua
seriously shook the power of the first
chief it would not be long before there
was trouble in Sonora. This state is
the headquarters of the Obregon adj
herents, and has never been more than
lukewarm to the CarranEa authority
1t is the native state Of General 0bre-
gon, and its people are said to be de
voted to his interests. General Cal
les, the military governor of Sonora,
Is known to be an 0bregon supporter
and his recent attacks upon the Glen
tificos and clericals, combined with
his proposal to confiscata all conces-
sions granted by Heurta and Villa
have given ominous force to the per-
sistent rumors that he is not only
anti-American but synpathizes with
Villa. 1t is certain that number of
his most trusted officers were impli-
Gated with the bandit chief in some
Of his notorious exploits.
The nervous tension along the Dor
der has increased to such an extent
that many Americans frankly admit
that they prefer definite sundering
of relations between Washington and
the de facto government to a con-
tinuance of the existing situation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-24
STARTS TRAINING
FOR MONDAY BOUT

Bud Clancy, who is to meet Pete
Shaughnessy Monday night in a ten
round bout at the Business Mems
Athletic club, arrived Wednesday
evening and will start training some
time today.
Clancy, who is known as the "St,
Louis Speed King,p has secured the
services of Jimmy Dempsey for the
purpose Of getting in shape.
Clancy appears to be good match
for Shaughnessy, who is locally
known as a very fast and scientific
fighter, and the fans will no doubt get
to see a fight that will be an interest
ing and exciting one.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-24
CHINA'S PRESIDENT
TOLD TO RESIGN
RY AssocIArRp PREss.

San Francisco, March 24.-Shang-
hal advices received by officials of
the Chinese Republican Association
here say that President Yuan Shi
Kai's resignation has been demanded
by the Republican army" trial Of the
national assembly for having accepted
the imperial throne.
The demands were made by General
Tank Chi-Yao, commander Of the
Republican army" and military gov
ernor Of Yunnan province, saying the
revolution is to continue unless Yuan
Shi Kai quits the presidency.