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The Detroit times., 1916-05-25
What Is the Matter With
the Border Militia; What
Does It Know of Columbus?

In spite of all our enthusiasm for a
greater army and preparedness" it is
fact that the militia of Texas. Arizona
and New Mexico have not responded to
the bugle call to arms with the ardor
which might have been expected.
Indeed, 116 of them have not felt in
clined to show their patriotism" in that
way. and are peacefully leading their
lives in San Antonio and other cities of
the border states.
If the conditions along the Rio Grande
are as bad as we have been led to believe,
and the true American is as eager for
preparedness as our last weeks guest
would have us think, it is curious that
the men representing the military ele-
ment in the very localities which are
most concerned with the alleged depre-
dations by the MeXicans, should be so
loathe to get out and DO SOMETHING.
AS matter of fact, we imagine that
the militia along the border knows more
about the situation than We do.
We imagine that it is doubtful If the
Columbia raid was what it is alleged to
have been.
We imagine that the presence of the
Hearst newspaper men on the ground
several days before the raid; that the
sentries were all ASLEEP that night
and that no one has ever been court
and other peculiar medicines,
make the southern militia unwilling to
be drawn into an INVASION of Mexico,
which it will certainly become if our
troops remain too long.
The Mexican war is war of capital.
1t is kept up by about 5000 interested
people in the City of Mexico, the Cientifi-
cos or Diaz political ring-which an
swers to the American Tammany and
fattens off concessions given to Ameri-
cans and other foreigners, while giving
nothing to the country.
Has honest capital been invested there
with an honest purpose?
Never.
The Diaz regime freely parcelled out
the mines and oil fields among the en-
men of other countries.
Huerta was an able successor for this
policy, but Madero. Carranza, Villa. even,
would have rescued the people from this
1t is possible, and many believe it to
be fact, that the Columbia affair was
a put-up job to bring an American arm,
into Mexico to kill off Villa, with Car
rama waiting for his turn.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25
Let the People
Rule-and Write
Hurrsh for Or. Frank Crane

To the Editor OF The Times:
Hurrah for DR.. Frank Crane, who
writes for The Detroit Times.
We hill billies' down here in
Branch county. Mich, like his stun.
His Twice read article in re-
cent issue Is alone worth the price
OF the paper for year
have read the article six times
and pasted II in my scrap book for
my children 10 read when | get any
All OF Or. Cranes bugle notes lis
ten right and hit the spot, sir.
You ring the bell every time, Doc.
We don't care how "hattered up
you feel just ~ you keep on handin'
us the goods that make our faces
happy and hearts light.
Us folks down here among the
stone heaps can read, all right and
we're keeping tab on pr Frank
Crane.
couldn't keep still any longer.
MONROE SPROWt..
Sherwood. Mich, Route No. !, May
10. 1916.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25
Pointed Paragraphs

Even liar respects veracity--ln
the other fellow.
Women who have large feet are
not partial to short skirts.
A white lie doesn't travel far be;
lore II gets black eye.
The man who thinks he knows II
all is a candidate for the skids.
There was no such word as fail
when | was boy-but now | am a
man.
The earth would be a quiet old
oall were II not for the campaign
orators.
A bachelor says wife Is either
mans better half or his bitter
half.
But a woman can keep a secre,
all right--if it's something that Is
to her discredit
A man may think well OF his
wife's relations II they hate him so
much that they do not come Wis
ting.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25
A Poem a Day
SCOTCH MARCHING song

Old scotland dear. old Scotland dear.
With foods OF flaming passions
Thy sons are mounting up tho sphere
In soldier hero fashions.
Thy presence and thy trumpet blast
Tho soui In soul has sounded.
Thy Sons and daughter round the
earth
To thes have instant bounded.
old scotland live Forever live
Nor life nor death shall sever!
My country 20 IN" endless age
on perish never, never.
But scotland and great liberty
Forever and forever,
We fight because the fghting blood
Within our veins is iesptng
The war hosts like n blinded flood
Are rising. rushing. sweeping.
Great liberty - calling loud.
our answer fills the arches.
our sons and daughters must be
ON Iife's immortal marches"
old Scotland live; Forever live,
etc.
Great Wallace, Bruce and Douglas
Both high and low arc feeding.
The GCrdons. Campbells, Camerons.
Macs.
The old line yet are breeding.
The rich red crimson stream OF yorc
Within the breast IL flowing.
The spirit Of the fathers old
i burning. flaming. glowing,
old Scotland live. Forever live.
etc.
Ny country. am proud ~ thee.
Thou in mo now art singing.
Thy sons unto the latest man.
Unto the ranks are springnR.
The strong. ancestral. native soul
IL girding, arming, sighting,
And every Scot around the globe
~ standing up and fighting.
old Scotland live! Forever live.
etc.
The highlands and the lowlands send
strong spirits as OF granite.
That man 20 man and sword 20 sword
can front all on the planet.
There is the sound To forward march
We're into action flying.
For Scotland. liberty and right
We battle to the dying
Old Scotland live Forever live
Nor life nor death shall sever
Ny country 10 the endless age
Oh perish never. never,
But Scotland and great liberty
Forever and forever.
Copyrighted, 1915. by David G. MIN
mo. Detroit. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25

downfall OF Rome? No, It was
typhoid. malaria, typhus and the so
cial disease. These may be truly
blamed for the fall OF the greatest
power on earth. Romans In the
state Of health that was theirs be-
fore Christ. could have remained su.
preme indefinitely 10 was disease
which tore down civilization that
took centuries to build.
Again the Teutons and Goths.
sayagcs but men, assumed the pa
tronage OF tho world. But they were
not long TO hold sway. Disease In.
fected their ranks and for three
centuries civilization hung by n
thread
And II Is 10 prevent another pc
Rod such as the dark ages that the
modern hue and cry against pre-.
ventable disease has been raised.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25
For Which, Etc.

An Officer in western reserve
bank recently got package from a
Japanese firm and with IL the follow.
ing terse information: we sorry
that We can not prepay TIE duty,
for which please accept, though II
We could do 40 without very much
trouble and waste time or mutual
part we did 90" all OF which may
he somewhat politely jumbled.
though here's venture that he had
no trouble understanding that
phrase, FOR which please accept"
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25
The Old Gardner Says

That most amateurs allow their
four o'clocks to die in the fall In
stead OF lifting the roots like
those OF dahlia sand storing them
In the cellar. When these roots
are carried over and set out the
next spring they soon grow into
plants OF giant size. Indeed,
they get 80 large that many peo-
pie fail to recognize them, and
they are excellent for summer
hedge. Seeds should be sown at
once ~ new plants are TO be
grown this year.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25
from Another Point OF VieD
By c. T. S.

"A fellow who has a garden is most
likely to find himself wishing it had been
as hard for his fond parent to find
shingle around as it is when one is need
ed to protect the tomato plants
Even in summer one finds it hard to
warm up to coal at the same price they
charge in winter.
Wasn't it just like a compositor to
make the singer before a smoker of men
in the lumber trade "sliver-toned"
tenor?
A case that is being offered motorists
contains aid for headaches, cramps,
toothache, cuts, bruises, eye trouble, in
digestion, sudden colds, and coughs,
court plaster, gauze and antiseptic band
ages and absorbent cotton. They have,
however, left out the one thing that
would make it an immediate success,
which one thing would be a substitute
| for 20-cent gasoline.
| "A fashion note says cutaway coats are
coming in to limited extent. To which
same extent, formerly, they went back.
|
And headline reads: "Boy Kills Rat
tier by Jumping on 1t" The old way of
killing rattler was to coax it up to you
grab it firmly by the neck and pull its
teeth with pair of pliers.
The Roy. Leslie Lee Sanders feels much ag-
greved In regard 20 item that appeared in
| the Republican during The abscncc OF the editor
two weeks ago. The Item. although N did not
say 80 was open 10 the construction that Grim
inal IL pending against Mr.. Sanders In the
district court. when in fact IN iF only civil case
lin which he with others. b. interested. As a
matter OF simple justice. wish 10 remove the
possibility 81 the former construction being pot
upon the item. We all have enough 20 stand for
when face 'hc things which may. in all fair
ness he alleged against us-JeweN Republican,
We reprint it just to see if it would
strike you as il did u.s.
|
Cheer up writes Jack from Vir-
ginia; "it is 80 down here" And there
you are. We had been thinking of going
there.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25

history than all the wars and all
the great men that ever lived
The decline OF Greece was brought
about by malaria after all other ma.
tons had yielded TO the Grecisn
rule. Malaria killed countless thou.
sands OF the Athenlan soldiers and
citizens and fairly rotted the Gre
clan civilization.
Was Il the Goths that caused the
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25
Automobile Trailer On the
Farm.

The automobile trailer is the new
est big adjunct TO farm efficiency.
II protects the automobile from the
abuse OF overlooking. scratching soil
ing and similar injury. and makes
the automobile more efficient by per.
hitting II TO do double duty. The
trailer has been tried out and found
to be practical and necessary for
the highest efficiency, and has,
therefore, come TO stay. There are
50 makes already on the market and
hundreds Of farmers are investigat-
ing and buying American Farm.
Ing.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25

the prevention OF
diseases ? " q
never used 10
worry about such
things"
No, and for that
very reason dis
ease has written
more pages OF our
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25

We know how the Free Press feels,
but think how Judge Murphy, Frank ID.
Eaman and the rest of the Democrats
who helped whoop it up for Teddy
must be feeling about now.
1t certainly was low-down, measly
trick.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25

More than 100000 women are
now working in trades and profess
sions In England.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25
The Keep Well Column
WHY ROME FELL.

Sometimes the question is raised
Why all this talk Of health and
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25
gpIroRlAL PAGE

think the Free Press would fall for the
old game.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-25

Cheer up writes Jack from Vir-
ginia; "it is 80 down here" And there
you are. We had been thinking of going
there.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16
gSiliOn unO WtariOaA
tuerOelt luieOCr nos
miRirt.
(GOrtIctuua Oou Der /. ecite.)

fanisnuS. sic fennt feine notiona-
len @ren5cn. Sic lcbt AUDI iebt nod
in ocn S6iibengrd6cn mo ocn Der.
loHcnen Scimcn guropa's, iie Oringt
bis all Die E6rone BON europa. limo
in oieienl Sinnc lcbt 9lmerifo in Oen
Seinen uno 0cn Sdjiibcnerd6en mo
Dor Ocn S6ronen @iIropnS. Der
iurdtborc &riegsbrano pcr5e6rt oic
S5rrt6iiner ocr Stootsnldnncr uno
0pnoitie'n; cr Der5e6rt ni6t Die Cub.
Iton5 DER Gioiliiotion. Gioiliiation lit
cine @in6cit. arieg nit europa
piiroc oic moroliidcn ar1fte, mcldc
Die 9lotionen perbin0en, bcrfriippeln
umO Elm 3eitaltcr Scr Gunfel6eit, 0er
glnardie uno Der Ger5wciilling 5iI.
riidgelollcn bnben. glui 0en imbe.
meglihen Suuoomcnten cincs lol@cn
glmcrifanismus itcbeno, lcnft Der
&e6rcr mo Staotsmam nit auBcr-
orocntlibem @cibid IT cinem @e-
i6id, oas oic gcpunoering Der gam
sen @elt 6eroilsioroert oic @lddtc
DER Civilization. nidt nit @aiicn,
iouoern NIT Dem geritono, nit mora.
liihem 0rnd gegcn Oic llcbcrgriiic
eincr frieefiI6rcnoen @clt.
9oS cr6o6cnite @ilo IN DER biirgcr-
liHcn @ei6i6tc 1T oos ciues einfaden
omcrifaniidcn @irgers, Ocr nit oen
@aficn ocs GcriionoeS unO Der Su-
manitdt gegcn Die 9lrmcen mo Slot
ten ser itrcitcnocn gIotioncn manooc.
rirt unO iic nit oeu @rin5ipien ocs
interuationalcn He6ts in @infIang
brinet.
9llS ocn 9iuinen nno ocn 2cioen
Oes aeqcnm1rtigcn Gonflifts miro cr-
Itc6cn Elm Scmpcl ser @ere6tiGfcit,
nno Ietn 9om miro ooS 6Ioue Sim-
melse0poI6c icin; icinc 2cuAter Die
cipiacn Sternc; icinc SduIcn Die
ciuieoouernOcn 9eroc, ieinc Srno-
mcnte bic @dlocr mo fruht6oren
8eIocr; ieinc @il1if ocr @ciang ocr
@ogcI, OaS @cIadtcr eliidlihcr &ino.
6cit; icinc 0rgcl oaS Sunmen Der
Snouitrie; iciue @ldubigen Oic SoIfcr
scr @gOc, icin @laubens6efcnntniB
oos. 9icbc Qeinen Ga4bor wic Gid
iclbit."
llno ii6er oicienl 9lltar miro in nie
pcr6laiienOen 6ar6cn epig Oic Billion
Icincs @r6aucrs lc6en.
llnO oa6er, meine Ylit6iirger, nidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16

auOcre 6ineiu5uidideu @iliou Bot
bciOe glrten Niutb, Oen aampfes'
nut6 uno oen Wlut6, tiibl uno lab'
lid 81 6onoeln ucm es iid I'M oas
2e6en g(nOerer 6anoelt, I'M oos @e-
Idid elmer Station"
.@or bier So6ren naunte man
@ooOrop @iliou bobniidb oen
,ShulmciIter," 6clite lit er Der Se1.
rer Der Belt Seiu 3iel iit Se6en
mo 9lc1tc ocr 9hneritaner IN llc6cr.
einitimnltng nit Dem internotiono-
len 9ledt 81 ihiisen. lluO obne oaB
elm onerifaniides aino 5ur &oile,
cine omeritaniihc 6rou 5ur gSittme
uurOe, o9ue OnB ein ein5iger aono'
ucnIduB aeieuert pnroe, rama cr
ocm nilitdrii6iten @ciit Der ie ein
ShlodtfclO bebcrridte, cine glncr'
fcnnung amerifoniider Slehte imS
Gin @inae6cn olli omcrifoniidc 6or,
oeunaen a6. @r bat iih Ooourd
iel6it 5rl Scr ltol5en So6e oifge.
idluungen, oui Der nur Orei glmeri.
foncr Iie6en. George @oi6mgton
9l6ra6om Sincoln uuO @ooorom
ggilIon, Die 0rci om meiiten miB'
6raudten mo om meilten eeliebten
glmcrifaucr, Die uuicre 9iepublif je
6eroorge6rodt bat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16
9lngrcifcr Gorron3a.
Sriippen2

Gan 9(ntonio, Is. SUM. ~
SSn ocn alciocrn cines ocr bel Can
Sgnocio cri6oiIenen @lcrifauers wur-
oen @apierc geflinoen, ole anOeuten,
ooB er Gin Ofii5ier DER Garron5a.glr-
NEE mar. Sein glamc miro oarin ais
Mnior 9luis aneeiiibrt.
gincente Siro BON Gan 9lntonio,
ocr nod Dem @eiedt i'm Eager Der
glmcrifoncr cintrof be6onptct, OoB CT
Elm @ciangcncr ocr gnnoc geweien
ict oic 5u Roia's Organization ecbort
mo imtcr ieinem 9cfe6l eeitanOcn
babe.
@oI0encr 3nbn DcrrGt6
@anoiten. i ibrer.
ScIo. Souptquartier, IA.
SUM (oia 6lntipru6 nad GoIum.
bus, &..W2.. IS. SmD. 8eoro Gu
ian, elmer Scr berporrogenoiten gilla.
gInfiibrer, Ole nod am Sebcn iino,
muroc 6ente bon Gopt. Surner, Gom.
monOant DER Trrppc D@l~. in Sa-
cienoa TcpebofneB eeianacn genom.
men. &rian mar elmer Der 6iibrer
6ei ocnt lle6eriaa ouf Columbus,
g. .M.. am 8. W1dr5. Seine @efan.
ecnr16me polenoct no6c3u Die gIus-
rottimq 0cr ViQa-Siibrcr bel icncm
lle6eriaQ. Gin iuuges @6cpaar, oaS
onf iciner Sod5eitSreiie in Oos ame-
rifaniidc Eager fam, gab Oas 9eritcd
ocs 9uian an ser erfronft mar. 9lod
Dor Goecsanbrub mnren bic Erlppen
in Socienoo GcpcbofneB uno ianoen
&nion. Qieicr beitritt 5ilerit ieiuc
SSoentiiGt mo 6dttc oic glmerifoncr
iuIt iibcr5eIigt, ols Elm goloener 3o6n
III icinen Dlunoc i'm pcrriet6.
Sungersnot6 i'm @e6ictc
BON Eorreon.
or Yoio, Ger Is. Slui.-2OOO
6liidtlingc 0orunter bier glmerifa.
ncr. iino 6cuic aus CHIHUAHUA imo
Ser llngcgenO bon 9orreon in Sto-
res cinectroiien. 1ie 9lmerifaner
erfldren, ooB IN Dem @e6iete bon
Sorreon Sunaersnot6 berridt unS
ooB bic Gioil6c0olferltno irgeuO mel
dc NloBno6men 5ur 9ebeburg Der.
iel6en begriiBei miro. Gie neueite
@elo Guiiiion Der 6arran5o.9icaie.
rune bat feline aaIifraft.
Ganutp 0leDeS imO Sole Siobel
MobleS, c6emolige @iaa 9Inbdngcr,
mel6e nit ser roe focto. "9aegierin1
Srieocn eemodt 6o6ct ioaen uieOer
rcboltirt ba6en uno erfldren ciner
9lnBa6l Garran5a Sfii5ieren Dab
Iie Sen 9lmeritoucru ridt oppouiren
iperOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16


bate orei Sinoer ecbdbt ionnie ieoodj
ieincs aifjebcn; abcr felt id oos @onls
polno benube, babe idl eincn bnbld)en
Stnoben 9ebpreu. SD ratbe ieoer lcoens
BEN 6raiI an, es 81 bcrirdjen uno geiuuo
AL iuerocn.~ 8rnu Catherine 0IoUos
lima, t3S CitsGiugs s5iraBe, Dort va.
@em cine Wlcni3ii criolgreid gciucs
fen 1T, 70 @ielen 0Icinnbbeit brad)te, 10
bat fcine Srau Das 9iec6t obne iie 81 pers
in1en, 81 iagcn sd CLAUDE nic1t, ooB
lie mir belien iuiro. @s muB iiber eins
bunoert SauIero Sraucn IN 0ieiem Xauoe
9ebcn. bic. ipie Srau Goooline, beiuieicu
babcn, iuel6e gSlmocr 2Doia g. Rinis
bnnts &eNetable COMPOUND fir i1pndlc
lino leioenoe Srduen iririen tann @ers
Sudlen sic 0ieielbc nno ibcr3en9en Sic
iid.
gScnu 6OmpIitntiOuCn beTtcbeu,
sic Sic ni@t ucriiebeu 70 idrei6eu
sic an Die qDSia 6. 9siuf6am Wie-
oitie So. (uertranIih), 2gun, WIaii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16
Gcimc %eridlmel5nmg Der glnto'
Sn0nitrie.

Tolc0o, g., Is. Slui. Ole
gcblontc &erihmel5ung Der glutomo.
bil.SnouItrie oes 9on0es muroe me.
gcn N1oneeIs on aopitol oufgegebcn,
ipie Scrr syobn q. @inDs, Yroiioent
Scr .gginps.Sbcrlono Co., beute
ioete. Dos oafiir notbigc aopital
BON $2OO,O00.00O fonnte niHt olli.
gebra6t meroen. Surdt Dor bent
Sherman 9lntitruit.@eieb bate na@
Srn. SSiaps' 9(nea6e nidts nit OenI
6eblIhlos Oes @loucs gu tbrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16
@citcre britii6e EoItraa.
bereien.


Berlin 10. SUM. Sin Eelc.
aramm bon copenhagen beroiient.
Iidt ole omtlidc 9efonntmadurg
oes oGuiiden @eneral 8oiimeiitcrs,
ooB sic britiihen 9cborocn ale 8oIi
erItcr aloiie bon Dem am I Siui
BON aopen6agen nod 9lep gorf
a6ecgangenen odniiden Ganpier
,llniteo Stotes~ entiernten mo
cbenIo oae @oiiIodeu eriter aloiie
nnO oQe Badete bon Dem ooniiden
Gompfer D5reoerid Der 6iinite," Der
am 81 aloi BON 9ieu Yorf no6
9openbogen obflbr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16

~ ' ~
Gle es beic1riebeu
ba6eu SD ipar 10
lcbipacb, 0ab icb Hicbt
iteben fonilte iInl
3eller 81 iuaiden
uno nicljt libens ob
ne ein Ainen lrnters
3llIegen. SD battle
Ben llr3t ie0e panr
Taqe. nber lcit icb
2boia s. Yinibam 8
Vegetable G 0 NJ ?
polino nebnte, bralls
c6e icb ibn iiicbt
49, N.I.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16
ga6uitrifc mSalidl.

Goniercn5cn 6miibcn GiicnbobnelI
mo ocren glneeiteltcn peracblidl
pcrluuien. 2eute lucroen Diel.
lei6t .gl6itimmlus Oor-
ncbmcn.
g8cw Oorf. 10. SUM. 9ie
@eIdaitsfiibrcr Der 9o1ncn bcnob
rid)tiotcn 6eute Die Giibrer Ocr bier
Giicnbobn griiocrihoiten, ooB iie
oic Soroerung fiir einen odtItiinol-
Qcn glr6citstag un0 3eit ino einbolb
fir lle6crarbcit niAt bcpilligen fon.
ncn. 5ie ibhigeu gIrbitraticn als
cine 2oIne Der Streitirogc ooer
llntcrbrcitlmg oericlben OIL oic dlul'
IhcnItaotlidc Sanocls GonnIillion
Dor. 0ies mar Oic enosiiltige glnt'
mort Der @iicnbabncn an ibre Sente
nad no6c 5mci S9o6en longcn 9cra-
tbungcn in gcmeinidoftliGcn Comic
rcu5eu nit ocn 6iibrern Der @ilen'
bo6ner uno beOcutet moglihcrpcilc.
Dab Ole glneeitellten cine Strite.glb-
Thinning DorncDmen perocr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16
4alrFiko.
Sin nener GinTaA in
Srgas.
100 &am6item brim0cm
itber Die Wrem5e.

"UVV Ote VFeW6es
9ie gluttport oni Gorron8o's Nlotc
Dem @rdiioenten I'M Gntiuurf I'M.
4 terbreitet- II llcberfoa nobe Gan
Sonocio in Scene ecicst.
Grei slmerifuncr aefoacn ie6s
prrwunoet. @oren s(uarcifcr
Gorron5o.Eulppcn2
@of6ington Is. Simi-Ger
@ntruurf Scfretor Soniin9's fir Die
Otote, pelde Oos 9lniiuen Garran.
5o's, Die omcrifanii6en 9ruppen
5uriid5u3ie6en, o6le6nt, puroc 6ellte
Erdiioent @ilion porgclegt foit 5ur
idben 3eit nit Der gindri6t bon ci-
nem ohOcren mcrifoniideu @ren5.
iiberfoac, in pcldem OaS Eager Ocs
IA. aoboaerie 9legimeuts in Gan
Sgnocio, Segos, on9eeriiien uno orei
Soloaten aetoOtet lplrOen.
Gic 9eitrofung Ser an Dem lle6er.
foae SdilIoieen murOc Dem llrt6eil
Der @ren5 GommonOonten iiberIoi.
len, fuelbe Sen itdn0igen 9efe6l bo-
ben, ieoe friibc 5d6rte nob Nlerifo
binein 81 Oerfolgen. Die Tbatiodc
Oes lle6eriaaes puroc iofort Der pro-
biioriiden9ieoicrllng mitgetbeiIt imo
miro einen ser @riinoe biIoen, inter
Iorlegiug peIbcr sic Der Staatcn-
9eeierltne Gorron5a mitt6cilen miro,
ole 3cit 5um 3uriidjie6en Der Srrp.
pen iei nod nidt ecfommcn, on oie
proDiloriide 9ieeierung oeu @ren5'
idub nod nidt pollig in Der SonO
babe.
Ter llebcrfoIlbeiS Can
Sgnocio.
2ore0o, 10. SUM. 6unoert
merifaniIde gonoiten iibcridrittcr
bcutc frii6 an Gage oen 9lio @ron.
&c 40 @lcilen iiiooltlid bon bier imo
griffeu Die omcritaniihe @ren5-9o-
trollinc nobc Gan Sgnocio on sic
tooteten orei unO Derlpun0eten feds
SoI0otcn. Gic @lerifoucr glou6ten
MIR elmer fleiuen 8obl 9lmcrifonern
geecni6cr 81 iie6er, troien ober Die
&rupp4t 5 rno Nl OeS IA. GopaIle
rie.Gegimeltts, t4O Wlonn Itarf, I'M
Ter Dem Commando OcS DlaiorS
gllon5o @roD. sic purocn nit ci-
mem 8erllilt bon ieds Gooten imO
me6reren Gerpuuoeten i6er oen5luB
5uriidgetrieben Tie 9anoitcn grif-
fen 5uerIt Oie Gruppc 90 an; oic
Grippe s, ctpos tpeiter b0ber am
SluIe Itotionirt, 6orte ooS SdieBcn
lnO elite gu Siilfe. Die 9lngreiier
berloren Oen Wlutb imo 5ogen ib
nab einem 30 Nlinuteu loueen Sam.
pfc iiiOlid ii6er Sen 6luB 5uriid.
Ger glneriff 6egoun 9 llbr glaht5
bel 6eaem 0lonOlidt.
GS par inmoglid6, ole Socntit0t
Der @lerifoner feit5uiieIlen, ouBcr,
OoB eS 9ouoiten luoren. Die 900.
ten unO Vcrpunoeten trueen Ole
9leioer BON @eons, poren ober lebr
gut bcipaffnet.
0lerifaner, eeeeniiber Der Srfila
Hond, 10 Mcileu fiOIid bon bier,
ioGcn oeu 9louders ii6er ben 6lnB
5userufeu boben: nSo6t 9oiiee fir
ms am Wloreen bcreif. Oenn mir
iperoen binii6er fommenr Ser gln.
griff fam oesboI6 nidt unerwortet
4ic Eobtennn0 8ermunOe'
ten.
can g[ntonio. IeroS, IS. SSil.
nj. gie g}onen Der amrrifoniidcn
Solooteit sic in Dem @nnyie nd6c
Sou Senocio ectootet oOcr Ocripun-
oct muroen limo:
@eioaen orci SoIOoten: @6os. g.
S. 6lowers. eoporo 9otoua5 uno
DlimoOen.
@erpun0ct: SoIooten Tbonios $.
Gpine, Somes 6. 9ioub, SonD 9'o'.
bcIino, Senrb Moto5oif mo ". W.
Wliunettc lmO Corporal @m. Ote~.
leis.
Dloior @rnp 0cutete in ieincu let
ten @cri6t an General 6uniton an
ooB er cine S'erfolgung Der gonoiten
in D1erilo ais mlproftiid 6olt, Oa lih
0ieIelben icrilrcut 6aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16

!, ,1rnilme Banl bpn galiimsrs" NolinnrN
uno 6ouibob, ,Girnbe. NnauIt Ncbcr frdIh
heni Sobn p. Naubcr, Dlcc'NtdN0enii
George 3. gana. 8dIllrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16

3ruii.Gonipunicn.
., eals pspoHt aub xEuR Gpmpauh," ~ coluu,
GiraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16
Spor-gonfcli.

= VUIFIDUITTITT1
I, ,Imtids epayDanf Hsn BaitimOre." Gnialps
ullb 8nltlmore'1irabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16

9eitingen. 8eitIhriiten etc.
:, me Baltimore NrpS GpmpnuB", 8oberi y 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16

Wiarnor. uno @rGnii-g9erle
=. Hlloarsner cons, 223 Norb,G0orIessi CTR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16

Geutibe Giiher imo 8eiiidriItcn.
u. eanlHm. gr. 9o6 Belteerinoion'sirohe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16

kD0tp9r1pD.
Bamrnm-gln PboioQrapb bon ginS8el@mn0
9r 49, #cIlseerinoonsSirdhc
glotiono-8onfen.
zoe Oh x0wn National 0nui," COB. unD
0rcierElrdbe. 9ncob 4 0oof Yr0Iocni,
&enrp 81. Rehue Ndinrer.
- eesDno OluiiDaal 8nnl," 432 GhbsNr00opnQ.
N g. ylnanet. N0illrer
., ,21eilern Noflonol Ganf," IA Woro0niaiUs4lt.
W. Wlarion, Ndilirer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-16
lRntcnt. .Nnln1Ife.

0buln n. Gnmnrle, NcniSnuuni; Halcnie
3nubcls Sbnbnarien. Serlagsre1ie. Oarh
luno Irnii NuilnW0.
Chaplin w. 8crnulun, ti6--li7 Gain NnllolnQ.
1Siidbriac @rlnhruna.
o. q. ". 3. NOmafb, an Continental Al0d.
HraIlISIen lcll 1872 erlolafelA NJ NnIlImote