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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-03
ARMY STAFF WORKS OUT
PLAN FOR CENSORSHIP
" vital Importance That There Ne
Dehnite Prepa-atio. Before
War IL At Hand

WARRINGTON. January "details
'of plan for censorship in the time Of
war. worked out BY tho army general
star. arc revealed In the annual re-
port OF Major General Hugh l.. Bcot,
chief Of stan. inado public to.n,xb,
the report says It Ia OF vital Import.
ance that definite preparation aIon.
this line be made before war IN AZ
hand
The following is quoted from the ,tan
plan:
That an army officer designated by
the Secretary Of War and an ofy,cer Of
the navy designated by the Secretary
OF the Navy he directed to consult with
representatives. of the preas associa.
lions and managers of leading news.
panerH OF the country In drafting leg.
is'atlon authorizing the President TO
Issue regulations for control Of publt-
ca.ioh ana censorship of telegraph,
choie' w'reieHs and mall communica-
lions wherever such eourne may seem
10 be hecessary for the defense OF tho
country"
such draft. IL is recommended. after
"bpro'ai by the Judge advocate-sen.
er"t OF the army. Is to he submitted 20
congress Mt once or held ready TO suh.
mt when conditions seem to warrant
favorable action, as the President NAV
aeem proper. It Ia suggested tho As
sistant Secretary OF War be assigned
as director OF the censorate.
I'm tho time OF national n.,,, ard
absence of legislatIon. tho President
should at once direct q censorship OF AZ,
communication BY mall, cable. wire or
wireless" adds tho report, III nece.-
Hary' declaring martial law to an OK
tent necessary to effect absolute sun.
preston or communication Of matter
mat might prove detrimental to ma.
ionnl DEFENSE OF useful to q possible
enemy"
ihe plan is now under discussion, II
Is understood. by officials OF the War.
Navy and Stnte Departmenta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-03

discretionary power to select the type
| best httod for the particular roadway
IL liz desired to Improve, each type to
be graded, crowned, drained and
ditched.
These constitute the only permanent
features OF road construction and lay
the foundation for subsequent treat :
inents, so that step ny step Il comprc-
henHiVe Improvement OF all main truv.
cleo roads can DO secured ut minimum
cost.
FOUR STANDARD TYPES
OF VARYING COST
The types Will vary In cost from
WOO or more per mile for type No. I
TO $4,000 20 $1,000 per milo for type
No. 4, this type being similar to tyne
NOW adopted by the state Highway
Commission. and can be selected by
the Board of Supervisors, II concen-
trated traffic conditions warrant tho
road.
by giving tho BOARD OF Supervisors
the authority to select the type a local
option IL given to. the ucople throuEh
their representatives. so that the type
best suited to local conditions may he
built.
An the state Highway Commission
VIII have the authority 10 see that the
mandatory features Of tho law are
carried out hy the local authorities,
the maintaining Of proper standards.
at minimum overhead cost, Will be Sc
cured.
M CHARGE AGAINST
PERSONNEL. OF COM MIsSfON
While ! differ with the Stnte High
way Commission I'm to how to best
expend the State highway fund. l hRvc
no charge to make against the per-
sonnet of the commission.
The law and the impossible theory
on which It rs based III mainly respon.
siblo for public disapproYal
We must recognize the fact that
road construction IL practical and
not n theoretical question, and should
be dealt with accordingly
/ believe that no greater responsI.
billy rests on n member Of tho Cen
eral Assembly than the enaction of
such road laws as Will put Virginia In
the forefront In road Improvement.
road law go as to accomplish It's
full measure of usefulness must DO
supported by public approval, otherwise
tho administration of the law Is re-
farded and the taxpayers Will not he
willing TO submit to taxation for ex-
tension OF system Of which they do
not approve, and which Is obviously
wRateful and inefficient.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-03
Sir John a. Simon
VII Quit Cabinet
Secretary Of State for Homo A.
fairs Resign, for Con-
science SAKE"

LONDON. January 2.-Tho Chronicle
announces dchniteiy that SIR John ~.
Simon. Secretary OF State for Home
Anairs, ratires from the eabipot, thus
breaking his British ministerial career
for conscience sake"
SIR John a. simon entered Parlla-
ment IN 1906 and Joined the ministry
hrst rs Hoitcitor-9eneral. afterwards
Gs Attorney-Gcneral. He Ia SO strong
II pacificist that he was almost lecid-
cd 10 resign with Viscount Morley and
John burns when tho war broke out.
1t was only the German violation nf
HelgLn neutrality that induced him
to remain AZ IL member of the gov
ernment
When the coalition government was
formed last May, Sir John refused tho
great prize Of the post of Lord High
Chancellor. made vacant by Niscount
Haldane's retirement, because ho pre-
fcrred n political career. and became
Home Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-03
WITHOUT FOOD FOR IS DAYS
Two Men. Two Women and Three Chill
dren Pound Ia Starving Condition
at Lighthouse in Gulf Of Mexico.

NEW YORK. January 1.-TWO men.
two women and three children. all
starving. who had been without food
other than 4 few small fish for fifteen
days. and the body OF Il woman. vic
tim of starvation. were found at Tri-
angle Lighthouse, near the Yucatan
coast In the Gulf of Mexico. on Deem
her % by officers OF the steansh Mex
leo. which arrived here to-day from
Mexican ports. The occupants Of the
lighthouse, according to the ships Of
hcers. had not been visited by a supply.
ship for more than four months.
Distress signals from tho lighthouse,
reading we are starving" attracted
the attention Of the Mexico. boat
crew and the ships surgeon were sent
to the lighthouse with provisions suf-
fciept to last week. The Mexico re-
ported tho incident to the authorities
ut Progroso.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-03
TAFT EXPRESSES SORROW
OVEN DEATH az n a,

NEW HAVEN. CONN. January O.
FORMER President william II. INIT VINO
appointed Justice Lamar 10 the ~.
preme Court Bench In 1910. expressed
SORROW tonight when he learned of
MS death. He was fine man and
me judge" he said The court
loses very valuable member In his
death"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-03
TWO BOATLOADS DRAWN
DOWN ~ SINKING SHIP

dispatch to the Times from Cairo
says that two hohuonds Of people were
Drawn down with the steamer Persia
when she sank. az there was no time
TO cut the ropes Four boats got away.
but IL was three hours before Il truwfer
picked them Up. Several ships passed
ny without assisting the refugees. he.
ing afraid. presumably, OF decoys
Many passengers were thrown into m.
water when the vessel heeied over.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-03
MOTHER OF LOST CONSUL
AT POINT OF DEATH

CHARLOTTE. y. c.. January .
Mrs. w. r. McNeeiy. mother OF Consul
X. L. McNccly. lost on the Persia. Gays
Monroe special IL almost at the point
Of death from Il stroke OF paralysis
sustained last week. and has not boon
Informed Of the disaster that overlook
her son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-03
"FAsrAsTit nErrErs~
AXE DENIED NJ ALLIES

Especial Cable TO The Timea- Dlspatch,I
PARIS. January "A Hnloniki dts
patch to the Temps says:
"The Germans and HulGarians are
publishing fantastic reports of tho
great loBaes Of the ali!es In their re-
treat TO SaIoRiki. The Bulgarians do
not hesitate to oleaim that $1,000 uers
killed. Thc truth IL that the French
losses arc known not to exceed 1900.
while the british had only a single dl-
vision in action. This division suffered
but slightly"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-03
LAMAR, APP0INTEE
OF TAFT. Is DEAD

Continued from Frs, rage.)
court led President Wilson to select
MN ms the principal commissioner for
.he United states in the II c me-
a'ation nj Niagara Falls in 1914, he
tween 'the United States and Mexico
over conditions In the southern re-
PUBIC. In this position he acquitted
himself with distinction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-03
ANNOUNCES
SAFETY OF 0nAST

MEDFORD. MASS. January "a
cablegrnm announcing the safety OF
Charles r. Grant. of boston. n passen.
ger on the steamer I'erSia sunk hv n
submarine In the Mediterranean. ~.
received to-day 10y his mother and sis.
ter. Mrs william T. Rizer. Of this city
Tho lnesBaSe WAN sent 10y Ir Grant
from Alexandria. and consisted of tho
single word. Saved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-03
CONSUL MrNEELY NOT
ACCOMPANIED nv nRoTunn

MONROE. n. c.. January 2.-Robcrt
N. McNeciy. American consul Mt Alden.
who is reported lout on the steamer
Persia, sunk of Crete on Thursday, WAS
not accompanied by his brother, G. II.
McEdciy. OF wnxhaw, y. c., according
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-03

TO n statement made at the McNeeiy
home to-day.
c. ID. McSeely was said yesterday to
have been with the consul OH tho
PEI sla a. his secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-03
MAYOR OF STOCKHOLM
QUITS PEACE PARTY

LONDON. January "A Reuter- dis
patch from Copenhagen says that
Mayor I,indhagen. of Stockholm. who
arrived at Copenhagen last week to
join tho Ford peace expedition. returned
to stockholm to-day. Eight Norwe-
CLAN delegates have Joined re party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-03
DEATHS

ASToNE.-nied. at the residence Of
nts parents 1913 Perry street. South
,n,feihmond. 1T I:es o'clock. JANUARY J.
Of CIV IL LEO -; ANTOINE. youngest son
twentieth year OF his age. '"o
May he rest In peace.
please copy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-03

In The Dnrdaneiles, ConstantluopIc
report" rssttauei ea1aHcMeats, In
which both isnd apd rsR force, tvok
part.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-03

Lsts+t adSices shy That the Pc<sin.
which wes toFped9ed oH the lrlsad
Of Crete. In the htedttcrrRueRa. .ank
In five minu'es. h"bert y. MrSceiy.
A9,crics. consult nj Aasn. IL believed
te have 'o"t Ma ''fs. One Americans
II reported TO have been snvcd.
Other American pRNscnRcrs hive
not been accounted for.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-03

The auiaias Thst Dsss Not ASest N..s
Because Of It's tonic and laxative en.ct
Laxative BTomo Quinlne can be taken
ny any one without causing nervous
only ono "Bromo Quininc." 10 "
GROVES signature Is on box. 25c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-03
Survivors Of Persia to Number Of 1853
Reported Landed at Alexandra

CuRHIrORS of the BritIsh pas-
~ ssnNss steamer Psvsts to the
number ~ lhS arc reported to hove
heen iapded at Alexandria. The aur-
Strsrs esuPvised Rfty-.ins Rasscs-
gers and niusty-aine OF the crew.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-03

k1s.tss adHicen indicate = power
fui Offensive 9ors~ent by the Ru1-
SLAMS In the campaign In GaIiria and
VaiRsste, along p frsut Of pesrly
SEQ aiilee. The Russians have mads
considerable RseKvcsn, asd their ef-
fsrts ave considered ~ tesSiRg to
relieve the aituation in the BaIkaps,
and ijAeay to have an inauenee over
the future attitude OF Rounania.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-03

There has been M aHhtias In the
southers Psrt Of the DRlkan PenIn-
nu's, and az Saienissi the entente
niitc% have made good use OF the
period ef auiescence - add 70 thctr
defensive Posttion,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-03

y little lighting has heen In prog
resH In the ~esteFR thc.ter of war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-03

The British Primo Minister, MIR,
ArTuith, hiss Uniformed the AmaiEa-
msted Society of EsEinccrn,
n"vcrfuI trade-union orHani.etiop,
chat he will agree to the demand.
OF the trnde-unlonistn In return far
their c"srcat that skilled ssd un-
Hkfiicd labor shall he employed to-
Eefhev In the ma sufacture OF ynuni-
hann' Mp. AsGuith anked for ms
suEsnces that. should {. m.asurc to
safeguard the euiPloy msat Of diluted
labor he Introduces. IL would cad
the ioaE series Of demands md
grievances for tho trpdc-uaiopIst..
The PFemtcr In - Iatrosvce his
esnscriftion bill In Pariian<ut on
"edncsdny next. and - In reported
from Lsndon thnt the Irish M
tionaffsts arc TO offer strong oppo-
Hifioa TO II. 1t haH been reported
Irsiand Ia not 20 nc INCLUDED In the
Territory, but ~ efiiciaI announce.
mont nnys that ireland will he In
Guided.
little lighting has heen In prog
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16
Ceffentlide gerIammlnne,

SIN SSntereiie Der lonit6ren lmo bD-
gieniideu 3uit1noe DER Sto0t.
Seute glbenO i'm gIuOitorium.
1beater.
Die bon WlaDor 9reitou imO anoe.
rem itdotiideu glngeitellten IN oie
ggege eeleitete itaotpeite Gampasne
5ur 60roeruna Der ionitGren uno 6p.
9ieniiAen @er6dltiiiie oerStaot miro
6eite 9l6eno ibren So6eplmft erlan
gen in elmer @eriammIung, Die IN
Dem n9(uoitorium" unter @orlib BON
Wlopor Rrclton itattfinoet. Ginla.
oungen iino bereits Dor mebreren "a.
gen BON Ser StaOtoeupaltlmg an pro.
minente giraer uno @ereinielmgen
Der Stoot aliSgeianot iporoen, uno
8ablrei6e 3uiagen beiin0en lib in
Sdnoen oes Sefret1rs oes WlaporS
Freiton, 9fobert 6. See. 81 sen Der.
einigiueen, ole Yldbe reierpiren lie
ben, ge6oren ole n@omen'S Gipic
&eague", oie ainoer.Spielplab Ser.
ciniglmg, Der 9ln5ei6en.Glub uno Der
,.Gbiloren's Clean GitD Club lin.
ter @oriib oeS lRoDors @reiton lper.
oen ole Pldne Der 8emeglmg beipro.
den werOen imo unter oen &eOnern
ole fir oen 9lben0 qeiponnen limo, be-
finoen iid Or 9iupert Blue, 9imoes.
@eneralar5t oeS @eiuno6eitsamtes IN
@oibington Or. ggm. $. ggeId uno
Or. Sleiuelps 3. Barter, beiOe BON
Der So6nS Soptins. .llniperiit1t. uuo
Or. So6n 9. 9lafe, Der 9altimorer
@eino6eitS.G .Goumiii1r. 0as So.
mite, Dem Mapor Yreiton ole Sam,
payne 5ur 2eitiug iibertragen bat
beite6t aus oeIieu Sefret1r 9lobert 6.
See als @oriibeuoer mo Oen $50. ".
9. @olOsboroue6, Or. S. 8. 9lafe,
Or. Soworo umO StroBenreiniguugs
Gommiiidr gg. 2artinS.
Ole @eriammhng 1T cine 0iient
lide, un0 ieoer Ginpobner 9alti.
mores uno Sntereiient lanitdrer gu
Itdnoe iollte ni6t periebleit, oieier
bodwidtigeu 9eipreduna bei5mpo6
nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16
SlcuOltc i'm 3ctcutiuusIaser.

Sn aapnstaiing in Canada Bier
olierreidiide @eianseue aet6otet,
6iini5ebu anoere peripuu.
oct. glo6 feline Gin5elnbeitcu
befanut.
Ottam a. is. W1ai. Bier otter
reidiibe @etoneene wuroen aetootet
unO fiini5ebn Ditroen perpumoet ais
oas Heiultat elmer Repolte i'm Deten.
tionslager in Aapusfaing, an Der
Eranscontinentalen 8abu.
Gies piiroe beilte glbenO in einent
9eri6t an oaS 6ieiiae @lili5.Geparte.
ment geneloet.
@eneralmaior Sir Sam &uebes.
Der 0lili5.0liniiier, fiunOiste an, Dab
CT oen General 2o8ie, oen Gonman.
oanten oes Toronto @lilitdr Dtitrifts.
nah Dem 9aaer geianot babe, inn oen
Oberbeie6I 81 iibernebneu.
Details iiber Oie llmitdnoe ser re.
polte iino nod nibt sur Sano.
@s 6eiBt Dab lhou felt Idneerer
Belt oie @efangenen in Dem 9aqer
groBe lln5uirie0enbeit an Den Eaa
gelegt battcn iuo Dor einigen Iaaen
weigerten iid Ole @efaugenen, iid an
ole glr6eit 81 beseben, uno beoro6ten
ongeblib oie @ddter. Shon oamals
muBte bic @ade anseblih auf Sic
@eiouaeuen 6euer aeben; oo6 oieIer
9lus6rud wuroe ange6Iih i6uea IN.
ter0riidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16
ggerheerenSe GrpIuiiOn.


8ier5ebu 9lueeitellte finOeu 800, ais
@ulperfabrit in Die 9uft ilieet.
80 9erioneu Uerlebt- @lebrere
@ebauOe ooaitanoig 8eritort. 20.
@ibStomn 92..S. Is. @lai.
9ei elmer hrhtboren @rploiioH in
ben Hepamo.@erfen Ser gu Don't
$uIDer Gompaenie, in Der 9t1be BON
bier, mlroeu wenieitens ia gerioneu
set6otet uno 30 perlebt. Cas gauge
@ebauoe, in weI6em iib oie Grplo-
iion ereignete. mo auBeroem orei am
oere @erte muroen poaitanoig ser.
tort.
Die bis6er iOeutiii5irten Opier
iinO;
@. s. 2alpIeD, @oooburg. ga..Sy
SiilfssSuperintenoent.
George @lari6, @aulsboro, 92..Sy
@ormann.
6ranf 9amberni.
SEQ. g9. &Dan, @auls6oro.
9lnOrep @ttinaer @aulsboro.
Sufe I6eDneD, @mdsboro.
6reoerid &eam, @ib6Stopu.
Sobu S. @olf, g9oo0burD.
Glas 8oel5er, Mooo6urp.
Bernard Seller, @aulsboro.
Gin Sbeil Der @erlebten muroe
nah einem Soipital III Gnmoen iiber-
fiibrt. Ole llriaHe Der GrpIoiion
tonnte nift feiteeiteat weroen ga ale
8erionen in Dem @e6duoe, in mel.
dem iib ole @rploiion ereiguete, Inn.
gefommen 5u iein ibeinen
0ie @rploiion mar 70 eepaltie, oaB
3lpei entiernt lieeeuoe @ebduoe eben-
iaaS 5eritort pur0en. 8eribieoene
0pier wareu 10 entieslicb Derihim.
melt, Dab cine Soentiiifatiou umnog.
lid mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16
simamms bIei6t.

@orl6ufig fein @e6iel in Der Stel.
lung ais superintendent oesGor.
rectionsbouies ooreeieben. @il.
liam 3. 9ongioro's 9(usIi9ten.
g9ie geitern 9}a6mittag in @r.
fa6rimg qe6radt wurOe, lit porlau.
fla fein @e6lel in Der Stelhmg oes
Superintenoenten Oes Corrections.
6ailies porgeiebeu, imo miro DER ie.
bige Superintenoent @llItaous 9.Ei.
mams bis gum I Cftober i'm Gienit
6lei6en, bis oie neue @ei6nguiB.Gon.
trol6e60roe 5uiaumentritt.
9lls superintendent mar Der Ce.
mofrat @illiam g. 9aufioro ouser-
ie6en, Ood mur0e oeHen @rnennimg
BON Serrn @omaro @roB aus Ball
timore beanltanoet. Sroboem Ole
Wle6r6eit ser Gireftoreu OeS Cor.
rectionsbauieS Gemofroten limo, biel-
ten iie es fir ueiie, iebt feline @r.
nennimgen oor5lme6men, nod Oa5u
Ser @ouuerneim aud ni6t fir oie@r.
md6llmg oes Serrn Sanfioro sur ie-
bigen 3eit 81 iein ideint. @s 1T
ober uidt aeioet, Dab Serr Smfforo
boIlitdnoig mlssei6oltet it, ionoern
lieet ole Moeli9feit nabe, nab er
Ourd ole Observation-Disclosures
gum Superintenoenten ernonut miro
@lei6iolls miro geiagt, OaB Sri.
Sardb 6. 9lidmono bis gum @noe
oeS iebigen S6uliabres @oriie6erin
Der 9lormoIsSdule 81 Sowiou blei.
ben miro, uno oaun elm Serr oieie
SteQung befleioen iol, Ole Game
miro alsoaun cine anoere, i6ren 8d-
bigfeiten entipredenoe Ste0iug er.
balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16
6amtG.Snaneit.

Sn DER iiiOweitli6en 8oIi5ei.5ta.
tion fano geitern 9lbeno Elm @eIhmo-
renen.Suqueit 5ur sSeItiteaung Ser
9oOesurlahe 0es om SamItog I'M
6ranflin.Squar aeItorbe.
men s. 6reoerid 8autb aus gooo.
Iapu itatt. 6aut6 mar Bel oem aus.
fii6rli6 beri6teten Motorrao- llnfaa
am Nlittlpo6 letter @ode an ser go.
mon0ion-9luenue perlebt tuoroen, lmo
Der Sprld Der SurD lautete oarauf.
bin, Dab er oen 9erlebllngen erlag,
ipelde er Oauontrug, al ser bel beIag.
tenn lInIalle pon ieinem Site auf Dem
WlotorraOe Observation-Disclosures wuroe.
@illiam Seioli6. ser 9enfer oes
@|otorraoes, miro ii6 am 26. N1ai
INN 3 ll6r 9la1mittaes inter orei
peribieoenen Acknowledgement bon
llebertretlneeu ser @erte6rs. @elebe
in ser noromeliliden @oli5ei station
81 peranttuorten ba6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16
glmeriIaniIdle GiuiIiiatiun.


Sunger gleger bel lebenoigem 2eibe
ouf Dem sAeiterbauien Der.
brannt. 0as Iurhtbare 2pnH.
geri6t trug ii6 mlf ser 4la5a
in 8oco, Seros, gu Scr 9le.
ger mar Oes @loroes geItanois.
&aco, Seras, Is. 0lai Bor
Den glugen bon etma $4,000 9er-
ionen, unter 0ieien biele 8rauen lrno
ainoer, ipuroe Seile @oi5inaton,
Elm ilneer 9leger, melter geitanoig
mar, 6rou 2ucD 6riar criminea All.
gegriffen uno ermor0et 81 babeu.
beute Wlittog bier aus oen @erihtS.
simmer oes 5. 9i1rifts- @erihts ber-
ousgebolt uno auf Dem ofientlihen
&Iabe oui Dem S6eiterbaufen Der.
bronnt.
Die SSurD botte eeraoe oen 9lnge-
flaaten ihuloig geiprohen uno sic
Sooesitrofe iiber ibn 0er6Guet. ais
ploBlidb Der 9iuf ertonte: ,,@rqreiit
oen 9legerl" @be oie 9eamten elm.
greifen fonnten mar ser 91eger audi
i6on aus Dem @ebauoe binausec-
3errt.
Der Olo6 ibien fd erlt oanit Be.
eniigeu 6u mollen oen @efmgenen
oui6ubdngen, bod Semono ma9te
oen 8oridlae, i'm auf Der @la8a bel
lebenoigem 2eibe 8t perbreunen imo
oieier &lau fauo aaieitige 8uitiu.
ming.
Ser 9leeer puroe nod Dem 8atb-
6ausbofe geiAleppt; cine aette pur.
De ibm I'M ben Sols eelegt ino an
eiuem 9oime befeitiot. Damn pur.
oe ibletinieit eiu Saufen Sol8 er-
ridtet uno in Brand eeiett
Gtmo cine Stunoe nod Dem
ftrAt6aren 9Bndgeri6t febrte Elm
Ebeil oes Wiobs nob ser Scene au.
rid uno tbot 0ie Derfoblte 2eiAe IN
einen Sad binein. Gin 9eiter
ibleppte Die 2ciAe oanu 0urh Ste
SmiptitraBen Ger Stoot. ShlieBliA
wuroeu Die perfoblten lIeberreite oes
glegers nod 9iobinion eebrodt 100
6roii 5rior ernoroet muroe, uno
BORT an einem Eelepbonpfolteu oilI.
gebauet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16
Starfe Setbeilignue Oes mittIeren
@Oli5eiOiitriftes.

Sin @oIi5ei.Gapitdn, 8pei Qieilte.
nants, feds Sereeanten uno 70 9oli.
5iIten lit Oos Contingent, oas oie
mittlere BoIi5eiitation bel Der morgen
itattfinoenoen Yaraoe fir Oie natio.
naIe 9iiiitimas Gampaene Iteaen
miro. Die Monnidaiten oes mittle.
rem DiItriftes meroen in Orei 9(btbei,
luneen formirt weroen BON Oenen sic
cine BON Boli5ei. Captain 2eague liuo
Ole beioen anoeren bon oen Yoli5ei.
&ieltenants Somes uno 2eOerton an-
gefiibrt peroen. @eitern iibten ole
Manul9aiten oes nittleren 9oli5ei.
Diitrittes al Ger 2erineton-Bla5a,
umo oieies Grer5ieren IieB eS geItern
ma5riheinlib eriGeinen bob Die
Wlanniboften oes mittleren Tiltriftes
an elmer ser eriten Stelen inter Den
bieiigen 9lauroden bel Der 9araoe
lteben mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16
0ur,e gtoStnemiofeiten.

General N1urraD 8anoiper, che
maliger Staats.56obmeiIier mel
der ieit einiger 3eit erfrauft it,
wllroe bon ieiner @o6nng in SaDre
sc @roce in einem Sonoer.@aggon
ser GiIenbabn na1 einem 2anobals
in Blue GiOge Summit iiberfii6rt.
Sn ieiner 9eeIeitlmg beianoen iid
6rau @onoiper imo iein Sobn 9io.
bert, 9. 81. S. Smith, imo Or Sos.
9ap bon SABRE Sc @race, iolpie Dli-
6ael $. 6abeD, 8. @1 Wloore, 5. 6.
Barter uno SrGulein GoGran.
GoItor Or. Sulius Soimann lit
5ur Idper ertrantten 6rmI 9iieoel
mad 9en N3ar geruien woroen.
8eIon0ere 8orbereitiingen iino fir
oos 6clttige @abeIfrii6itiid oes @lf-
glub getroiien. 0ieie @fien werocll
o6ge6alten. INN sen 9etrag bon $50.
600 fir Oie fommenoe @lfS-Gonoen.
ton 3uianmen 81 bringen. 9ei Dem
beutigeu giien meroen Die Serren s..
2ebmann, S. Goodman Bono, 8. G0.
waro GuilB imo @a0 @onoerS ipre-
den,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-16
gelunhtloS anfaeinnOen.

Ger 70 Sabre aIte N2idael Qauge,
elmer Der dlteiteu S6ifismoi6iniIten
imo in Oit-9aItimore IN weiten
9reiien befonnt wuroe aeitcru @}or.
gen in ieinem 3immer in g4r. SOB,
SiiO.9roaowap, 6eluuBlos aufgefun-
Oen. gr ulroe nad Dem ct. SO.
iepbs Soipital gebraht, no er iebt in
beoenflidem 3uItanoe oarnieOerliegt
2onae fam erit Dor bier @o6en bon
elmer lGugeren 9leiie nad Baltimore
1nriid.