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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
oaropaiidc gcridDicOnnacu icit slreaSanS6rnd,.

glaA Dem @ruuoot o3oblo cntiNciOcn~ murocu bci
9hsbrud ocs Gregcs IN ocr enaliifcn Erciic inO in
@orloncnt inlmer pieocr bic mgebcrcn ltnteribie0e
al 5taoto9c6ct ni0 9cyoncrunq berporgcbobcn, oic
3niid)G Der entente mo Den Contamination beitonoe
9ic porc noh scr 5totiitit nodmcisli1 10 groB, oaB
ollie 0cjcnigcI oc d1t all oic @cOeuiug moroliidcr
zpnMuugSirditc uno 9ciiti9cr @ocn im S(rcgc ololl
0cn sen lllltcrgdi9 DetihlonoS ipo Gcitcrrcdj lii
aurlls init @dnoa grcifcn tonltcn 9ln 6lddcninbalt
itonocH Aniouas 9Gwt 1914 oui Scr cinen Scitc
(1eutidau0 mo Geitcrco6 llugorn liiir 100000
2uoOrottioncter au DER oll0eren ia icdsmul iooieL
idiilid @tiIlionm Goorotfilometcr Gic g]cOotc-
laugs5ob( oer GentrnlmGc)te bctro om @uQilit 1911
tl6 Dlilioncn @niuo6ncr oc ibrer @cQner $50 NPil
iioici 2d ocicr llutcri6ico bon lt4 @dllionen Der
Guflbcp6lfcrug idicn 10 acmoltig Oal ad] IN neutra
cn 2unoprn sic Yropbcten iih oui ccn idncIlc Sica
0ci Nutcntc lcidt cinigcu fottcL
1ilfM BIC &ricaScriulgc III ocn crtcn Q Wlonotcll,
oIiv Ds gum Ntdr5 l9iG, bo6cn 0ciOc lInterdicoe
id 0hcr acpoltia ucrocrt oo sic pcr6inoctcn Nccrc
Tcatidlono ulo Ceitcrrcb lhieoruS i'm gScitcr nlo
Cicn Webictc bon ctun V Ndllion Guoorofilonietcr,
ioi opcl mic oos 9rcoI aon5 Ccutidonos, bccttcn io
puar ID oct 6epoliertc @c5irfc mic @clgicu uno oc
n0robcu Iepartsnicnts bon 6ronfraidl i'm gSccn uuo
Oan ouitric oul b0dlltcu itcbcrOcn Ebcl ocs euro
poNcn NlBlonos 0trM oc Grioac scr Giplomotic
iiilo bciou Sbecn nnacidbr glcid aroBc @cbctc mo
Nep0lieuugs8a1len 8lgcuoHiell oeu Die entente &c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
9crtani nitcE Wsatrridle.
lAnIlrnLnaLr...u .ualirrnN

9alitmorc. 10. Wldrs 1916.
Nnaebotc fir uics, an berid)ie0cHcn Grien
9cagcries Ni0tcral merben bon Der @ontrditf
&c9lroc Der Siaot Baltimore Huscnommen.
Angebole miIilcn ia Oupiiai ansaeieriai. Tn
acknowledgements eini0loiien an Den 0odro
pi gur0roe of Baltimore 0i1' aoreiiiri uno
nit DER glnNArlit ncric0et fem ,,Rrop0ial ior
Hurdlnie oi Sib Material, nno bel 0crrl
6iGdro NjwtuH SiaoitNcgiraior In ocict
Mitnpot, ben 22. Nlari 1916, 4 llbr @ormt
tags. ctnpcrcid1t pcrncn.
Spe5ii,iGiioucu lin0 am mo nad Eieuitaa,
ben "a. Mldr5 1916, I'M Nilrcau ocs 0Ontros
lenrs, 3mner l0A, Ratbbans. SIT bnbcu
Die 8eb1roc bebdlt it'd oae 9lcht bot, irQenA
cin oocr 0lc gIu9cooic brriid8npciien.
Hames 5. gBrif,
0onirolcur.
S0bu 0ubcrt,
uul &rdll0eni ocr 0pulrafi Neb0roc.
lOiMrlaI I1.2Ol L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15

Scr SicM Sen GngIanO i'm Niai
crwortctc, ut iebt bis 5iuu %crbit
ouigcidobcn. @eneint lit pobl Scr
cnoQiitigc Sic0 0entiMIanOS. 0cnn
ic ldngcr Der SricG onpcrt OcIto
mcbr olcidt lid ooS arditcpcrbdltniB
scr 5lottcn Gnglonos unO 0citId
Ionos ous; mo menn ciinnol Die
ocutihc 6lottc Scr cnalicbcn al
SAlaMtibiffcu glcicb III oonu fomut
sic gnticbcioungSidlodt imO oomit
Der Siea 0cnticlIonoSI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
s. it scr aricdiidcu 9lcsicruna Owcit nclnnacu.

G0 1T Der gricdiidcn 9lcgicrns Olucit 0clnnaen,
cinen oiencn @rudl nit Oc Characterization 81 ucrbii
ten nOem iic oieien III Solonif irec Non0 ga6 SSctt
obcr bobcr bic Gntcncm1dte 6orOcrgcn qeItclt iucI
3c oic orccbiidc &egeriwG nint eriaen Mill llebcr
loiiung ocr gricdiidcn Gienbobucn in norolden
ericdcnlonO ino Gioccoonen 3uriidSicbimq ocr gric
ddcn Truppcn auf 6lorinn mo aopoIo imo 3utnl
mlng 81 Der 9clibnobmc Der 5troBe bon Gorintb Orc)
Bic Gntcntcnddtc 0ob Die gried)iidle cgicrug iidl
oicicr 6orocrm0cn ipNeriebt 1T pcrtGno6, 6cm chI
9loGgcbc uiirOe sic GntentcmGtc uollitGnbio 3i Scr
rcn in etricdcnlono nodcn IS 1T lcidt moglih, ooB
oic Gntentemd6te ericdcnono Ourd oicic ncnen SSor
ocrnacn often oli bic 5ctc ocr GcntromGtbtc trcbc
ipcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
gefanntmadJunacu.
Nnrean 0es l8c0anoe lniprllnra.

q. Wl0B IOlU
50 luir6 bicrmii bcianni qcmadt 6aB 99m
2S0uace Mcmp, aelndB Der unl 10. Srni 1908
&eroronunQ gir 90, N6imniii
A. Rnrdgrapb IL Opc an 2s Gppenbef 1911
1HenbtrD, lint @raubu6 nndoeinnt BAT ons
als ciue 6iirulidc @aroQc 5u bcunbcri
3. Z. Npruc,
tVldrBl1 l6) c1cbduhc Nuipcltor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
glutia an StencrsabIcr.

siener5aDler, Die flo oen Mdr5. Sislonio M
li0cru iuiiHi6cn, iuntcu Hidt 51grrn ihre
steucr.Hcdlnunacn 81 uerinnaen, nit glnnabc
oe9 Wl9cnibnms mo inter YeiiRgmG rinee
NIT @ricmarlg Hno ibrer A6re6e psrisbchrn
euaucrts
9ifiam Is. 9age
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
OlcriammInnas-g -gIn3eioen.

,Sn.Gn6.gei6. nno eparagcrelu",
sHowei.sde Srleans. unb gguIiesStr
Gc i8. |dbreo ScriammlunQ mo geabl fir
~ Sirelioren linoCi am Wlittiupdl Mbcno, Hen
l5 Qldri i'm Hcrene Holal, iidii. D,iiqlie0er
ltno crlndli ocrclpcn hc6nuobiten gSabl bon
Z bis HOE, ouraui iolai sic 0crinmmluig.
0cnrg 0elbmann, Sclreidr
lMidrhll19Ihl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
@ermiidlte 9Lnseiaen.
gIn bic 9an,eu.

Die tinSlae ennlr IN Der etubt
unicre NdDsNafeH iepi often Sunoe @a,
men, oelcbe bic Steioermamerlnait Md ben
ueuctcH 1PcibUben crlerncn iponen, i1nnen
Dies IN fnrser 8ci bnrh ben qlnnmb an 0ieie
Naiicn errehcn lln!errl6i Mlorqens, Gad.
niltina5 uno Nhcnbs NeGueme Smnben SIN
Ndre beGonnene glrbeict f3nncn ud6reno oes
nHierridS oriQeiebi ipcrbeH Q8rhnolnct
ln.erridi i'm GHinnri pcu Wuiicrn cribeilt
Gabere Mnsfulli i0liiiiin oher nhnblid bei
Irt. onberS. Sir. iin2 &ehs earnfuan. .efraee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
Einan5ieaes.
6Dnlmers Gil & Gas Gunlpnnh.
Friuritdtsslllilcn.
GsfnfhruNr Or

Ginc reaelmdBiae Giericlio6rs. Sibiocaoe bon
2 @ru5eut iit au oc Brioriidis.gliiien bet
!, Gbnlmcrs Oil & 0aS GompdnO" crEldrl nor
bic ani SIblub Der Sedbdiie ON 25 W1d3 1916
ochn6t iiuo. Sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HieDer lperocn pom 27 Nidr5 bis T. glpiil,
cnicDlieild bciocr Naici, aeiDloilcn
Gbnries Z. sSOl1inno,
(Mtarsi 2-glnrill) SbQtuciiicr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
Scr sucitc SircftOr OcS nOrwcsdJcu 9lGcOeruerban.

Der 5iuctc SircftOr ocs nOrucaidjcn 9iGcocrucrban
ocS ocrc6nct 0eM Gcroicit ocr norpegiiden NorOels
flottc iii Sobrc 1915 oif 400 W}ilioncn &roner mas
ingeiGbr ocr g9crt6 Der gcimuateu norlpcgbcn san
oclsiottc Dor &rc0sorS6rud glcdfonunt Dos 1T ein
cliorntcr Ocpirr in cincn Sobr Die Sdiiiobrtsgeica
idoitcn Der onOereu neiltrolcn curopGdcn 9torolon
Der mcrocn Gbulidje Yrofitc eingebeimt babcu gSic
60ttcn oic Ser Stooten ibrc SdTio6rt enhudeln fon
ncn, pcnn Gin cdtcr tbotfrditigcr Amritouer an Der
Spite ulicrcr Scattering acitanocn bGttc 6cm 9liIs
brld OcS &rieOcS, pil0 ndJt Gin Iiencr @n0lonoSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
DlnicA gNnllndl.

80 nar6 dm 13 Nldr5 1916 Wipirc g9anGdi,
0clie0cr C5aiic BON Wlinnn lg9oad6. i'm gllcr
bon 80 Sdbreu Die Wecr6iguu0 liuoet am
ieincr @obnana Rr. SO, NurS eoaaatom.
Apeunr, ans iiait NcierunQ proai Aiiie.
lciuc Nllimeu (QiUr3i1 -l6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
quniIa SciSel.

GS itnrb am a. 9RdH 1916 2uuia ecioci,
81 Sabre alt aeIic6ic Satin bon qouiS Geioel,
Dic 0ceroiQnn9 ilnocl Sonneritng, oet i6.
Mtdrj giOmmtin0S 3 HOT bon Der l9o0nIng
iGrcr IoNter, Srnu a. sG. Niilua @r 53S,
gluyo, Wtiltuus9luennc, aus aili ocr baltimore
Gcucicrn" linti. (Qidr5l5 i6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
Ncr dcnIcnhc 2crmiidl scOOa gIouicucIt mpIItc d

acrc chi 3oubrcitcr &camct biIocu inn an ser SpiBc
Ociicl6en lmocraanodeu &u1nl in 9lorO 6rouf
reid uno 6on0ern 5li critcl Do ibnt ober oiccr
@unid pcrioet blci6t fam cr icbt ia ocu r9htbu" IN
@lcrfo rdjen Gic @cgcno iolid pom 9o @ronor
bot oc Gor5uo oot ocr ejcocno an yicrSonol mo an
ocr g(snc ooB SeoSn pet mcni0cr @efabr ldlicn min
Sc por5citig feds SUB tic gcbcitet Sit ocrOct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25
Ger 2sseu Ses GUric5.

8ei Dem @iener slnIiquit1tcubdno.
Ter SteiBl lit cine bltorii9c 9lelique
ouigetoud]t. Die beionOers fir ole
Sponier un0 oie @olter oes ipoui.
iden 9lmerifa 0aS ar0Bte 3utereiie
bobeu ntuB IS lit oas Die Eoleoauer
alinge. Ole oeu Gro6crcr Wlcritos.
0ernauoo Gorte3. aui ieinen mdrten-
buften 3aeen bralcitete. SORT muh
oaB Der 0tgep oes Gorte3 In Der
BrnteritraBc 5u g8icn nu1 heinaDe
Dierbuuoert Sabret mieoer 8um &or.
ideine getommen iei. 10 iii man 5l.
ndhlt gchelgt 3u alaibelt 0aB es iidl
I'M einen barren SdDinocl bon0cIe.
Sci na6ercr Briiiina Der Sahloae
muB man icooch oeitcbeu, oaB oicier
1egcn ocs @orte5 alien Shein Der
biitoriicben Sfibcit fir iid bat. @r
itonlnt n0mlid aus 0cm @eiBc oc5
Nniicrs WioIimiIian BON Wlcgito, oeHi
cr, wic Gin 3cngnts Dcu 0es &aus
bofmciiicrs oes StaiierS, oernl 81.
&enuiih, Sano beitatigt, ais meri.
faniihes 9lotional0eidcuf iiberrcidt
por0en 1T. Gpdtcr fam ur IN 0oS
g1ucun 8li W}crito, pnroc BON oort
cntnenOet ino alon9tc III Den 9'e.
iie eineS Ncrru goiilio placdusfg.
moriiter glcitbialls cinc llrfnN0e TOR
licet Iieier Seer lPocbuSfy idrint
oanu sic 1crrliMe Slingc IeiSer ii
6pci Eeilc 5erbrodlelt 5li baben un0
5iuar aus benz @ruuoc, neil FONT
ibre yIusfubr aus 0lerifo uibt itntt.
bait geireien pdre. Cos lit oie Dor.
gcitid)te ocS merfiuiiroigen Stiirfes
0ns ais Icacn oeS Gorte5 6iS 1867
mcrifoniicbcS glotionalcigcntilm tpor,
Damn uad lSranfreidD aeIangte tino 70
5iileBt uah @icn fam @as nun ocn
Tegen ielbit aubetriiit 10 5onoelt IS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

lnierem llier auigeiteaten Wlaibi-
nengcmcbren onS 3eiden CAB, ibr
5eucr 81 crofinen, I'M Oie lUeiter
redts im0 linfs itebenoen 8Oiten ME
oer5uboltea. S9nea enti6loiien
iprangen MN 2eutnant 8oirmann
uno 6elOmebeaeutnont Grnut ourb
Die 2iide i'm Drobt1uoernis Dor, CT.
griffen oen am 8ooen IiegenOeu unO
iicb 5un1hit itrdubenoen 5ror3oiciL
trugcr ibn in 0en aobn, Sen @tusfe.
tier Igot am llicr feitgebalten un0
bepodt bate, uno legten i'm nuf ben
9oocn nieocr. Gos nlles mar oas
g9erf ueniger @limlten. giohoen ale
@eteiligten oas Boot wieOer beitiegen
botten, iltdte man eili8it oas oeutiAe
llfer ipieoer 81 crreihen. lleber Die
glisne mar Elm Irabt geipannt, an
Dem Erout oen &abn fpieoer beriiber.
5ieben ipolltc. 9urh Die reihlihen
9fesenfdle ser lebten @ohen iDar bic
gliSnc ober 3u einem reiBenocn
Strom ongeidpoIlcn, lnO oltrtb Die
9eloihng nit fiinf Wionn bate oa5
fielloie Boot Die S0ditgrei3e ieiner
9ooeiobigfeit erreid)t. Gieic beioen
llmiiGhoe pirften leioer 8uiommen
Dem bis6er gliidliDen ltnternebmen
einen glrsgang 5u 6ereiten oen Der
Sdnei0 uno Die @eoeiiterung, nit
6enen olle 8eteiligten al 0as Inter
ne5mcn beranee3ooen paren, fpirflih
nimt oerOient batten. Garm 10 Yleter
bonn fron30iiihen llfer, als Die etiten
fcinoliden Sdiiiie fieIen, fenterte
oos Boot unO idintlihe Snioiien fie-
len ius reiBenoe @oiier. 6elOwebel-
lciitnant Graut miro felt oicier Belt
bcrmiBt. D1utnaBlih bat cr obwo5l
Gin ousoe3eihneter Shpimmer, ben
Soo ourh Grtrinfen eeilnOen. 2eut-
nont @aiIrrnann un0 Wtusfetier Soeot
erreidten in oen boageiogencu ihpe,
rcn SIeioern un0 Stiefeln i1pim-
uicno nit Wliibe oaS oeutidbe llfer
uno murOen ans 2on6 ge5ogen. lin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

Sin idjueioiaes Observation-Disclosures.
mebmeH iiber Die glisne.

2euinant Der 9ieierDe 9aurmann
aus 9laAen, 8el0mebeQeutnant Irolit
(gebiirtig ans Wletterui9. 5uIeet
mobnbaft in aoblen5), llnteroiii3ier
Der Jleieroe Sirit (gebiirtig aus Bar.
leben. 3ulebt pobnbait in @lagoe.
hrg) uuo Wtusfetier Gonot aus
Samburg, oaes CUTE Shwimmcr,
iaBten oen @ntidlluB, Oen iAon oft
miBaliidteu @eriub 3u mahen einen
mii Dem anoeren 9lisne.llier iteben-
oen irau5oiiideu Soften eeion9en gu
uebneu inn oaourG ben ieinolideH
Gruppentei feii5ubalteu. ginborm
Der Rlan mo ieine glusliibrung ge-
nan ourhooht moreu ieeten Die bier,
bonn @egner imbenierft, in einent
aabn iber oie 9lisne. llnteroffi5ier
&irit 0urditnitt ioiort Oas OIL Der
bobcr lIiertantc entlang lauienoe
frou3oiiidc Srabtbinoernis, froH
bin0urc9 imo Iegte licb etpo 10 Dieter
pom llier entiernt ms @ras. Gr iollte
Dem irou5oiiiAen 4oiten fir Sen san
Der 8ludt oen 9iiid5ug obidnei0en.
Seutnaut 9olrmann uno 6elowe6el.
leutnunt Srout blie6en i'm llferge.
biiid oidt an ser 9lisne liegcn glob
@inbrud Ger Duufelbeit fam cine
iieben N3ouu itarfe feinolicbe Sat.
rouile aui orei 0feter on oem platt
inn @raie liegenoeu llnteroiii3ir
Sirit Oorbei obne ibn 81 belnerten
imo naberte iid idneQ mo gebiidt
Dem Her no tie 5wei Maun uls $50.
i;en BlriidlicB, pd9reno ii6 Die ii6ri.
geu iiinf Nionn lpicocr cntiernten.
aom itredte Der erite 5uriid9eloiiene
Eoiien oeil 8opi ooriihtig ipd6eno
iiber oic llierboiduno ais 6elOwcbel-
laituont 9rout binter ibm cine Sano-
granate mari Die glei93eitig 5Dei all
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

lit 3meiieIlos im elm pratDtuoles
Stiid. @s lit cine % Bon lougc. ge.
raoe Sta9ltIiuec, Die init Der Sabres.
3obI 1906 periebcH III ltno dis ein
QleiltcrDerf Der Scbucriiegerci De.
3cidnet weroeu oari. Cine mihtiae
ino mcrtpiiroiae Gin5elbeit 1T ole
onf Dem De9el an9ebrabte Nlorte
oes Sdjmcrtfegers, Oic auf sen llr.
lprnns Der aliuge Elm 2idt lUirif GB
ut n1mlib Die aItc g9olfsmarfe DER
berilbmtcn oeutihen Shmcrtie1cr.
ltaot 9oIingem ltuo 5mnr in oer
Sorm in Der Der 5oliuger Wleitcr
Eefer Wliniten icine HIiugcr III
5eihnen pfleate. Beter Whinltcn III.
beitcte 5u 9Iniaug 0eS 16. Sabrblm.
0ertS IN Solingen unO Damn in 3on.
Don; Elm auoeres @litglieO ocler
Sdpertiegeriomlic. glnOreos Wluu.
ten Der iid) in Sponien 9lu0rea
nannte, lpar 81 gleiber 8eit IN Eo-
leoo tatig 5eihnete icOoh nit elmer
ouoereu Nlarte. 5oIinger SAnertic.
acr arbciteteu iiberOonpt uiul iii E1.
leoo, lno Die 5olingcr @olismarta
mar III Spoaieu uHter Dem Namen
vSl pcrillo" befount. ganab mlBte
es oa9lngcltclt blciben, % man es in
Dem Gcaen oes Gortel nit elmer 40.
lc9arer slinge ODER nit elmer 9lrbeit
pes ebcnbiirtigen SoIinger Neiiters
3ll tltn bat; obcr ooB 0ieier proht.
poae StogI om g9cbrgcbcaf oes OF.
obcrcrs BON Wteyifo ielncu 9AaB gc.
9abt 6at lit tad 0en porlieacnoen
3cugniilen alcroiugs ais reht mabr.
idcinlib on5uiebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

Gage, llno pieOcr fippte er, nadoenl
iie mieoer bineiugeflettert wnren lmo
Der llnterofii3ier iih ieincr naiicn
aleioer, Die ieoe 9eweeung itart bin.
0erten 5u entleoigen iuhte, I'M. Seet
DerIieBen ben Sron5oien bic Grditc;
or erreidte oas Boot nidt mebr, trieb
nit Der Stronuing o6 unO lit Oerrnut.
lid, infolge ieiner ihmeren aleiorng.
aud ertrulten. &irit i1monim Oen
llfer 81, oos er Ooaig eri@0pit nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25
gIppcn cincr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uI gssiIcn-

oaen oic i'm fenuen ae!ernt babe, sc.
ii1crt.
81 nadtlidcS llutCrneGmrn.
@i5cfcloluebel 3ieglcr aus Wiubig
/. @li. erbieIt oen Yeie9l 5u Grabens
iperren 10 ipaniicbe 9feiter ber5uiieI-
len. gLuf oie 6roge, mic langc er nit
ieinen Selten bieron 81 orbeitcn &c.
oenfe, fonmt oic 9lntiport. nWlorgen
friib uu Z llbr lieiere i'd Dem Serrn
Obcrlcutnont 12 iponiidc 9teitcr; i'd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

teroffi5icr Sirit ober, BON Dem Sc.
oanfen ourhoruugen MIR Die 10
miibinm aemo6te 9eute ni6t cntrit.
neu 81 loneu iAwamm nit ben
6ran5oien 5iianimen pie0er ans
Boot beran mo orebte cs picoer I'M.
0os Boot mar min uaeroingS nit
@oiier gefitlt un0 oaourd nod ftp.
pelieer gemoroen. gladoem 6ci0c oa5
Boot iuieoer beitiegen Batter, iiihtc
llntcrofii5ier Sirit oie oarii 6eieitig.
ten 3uoer 81 Ioien. Die 9emegltr5
6otte oos a6ermolige aentcrn oes
9ootes sur 6olge. g9ie0er orcbten
beioe oen @abn in ieinc normale
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

Ii6e Stn0ernis berou. Gin Mlann
frie1t bhioiwM un0 wirit ouf oen
fcin0liMcn IoppelpoitcH in Dem Gap.
pentopi cine &anogranotc, Die cut
fab. Sin lebbnites 6eucr aus oeln
gegneriidlen S1iibenoroben lit bic
glntmort 3iiHeno ilogen ole S{ugeln
mn oie a0pfe scr oidlt am gooen tic.
acnorn Rotrouille. 9lamdbli1 flnnt
oaS ,Seucr ob, mo nun mar Ole 3eit
oes SonoelnS gefomnen 3nci Mann
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

Stlfe bon aomcraoen crtlettcrte. Gie
mliiac, 3uuddit 10 crfolgrcide Sat
fono bei alien &oreeicbten Sob lmO
9lncrfennuna Su gamca Seiner
WaieitGt oc5 Goiiers Ucrlie6 Seine
Gr5eacnj ser &ornman0ieren0c @c.
neral Dem llntcroii3ier Eocot oaS
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rcno Ocnl 2citnont @aurmonn Der
iib ihon i'm Selib oieier gIus5eid-
nilng 6efanO, @orte 16hiter gSiirOi.
gtng 3utcil wurocn. Dem DermiBten
6elopebeaaitnnrt Erout cinem c6en-
10 idneioigen iuie 6eliebten &omera.
6en if Gin cDreu0oars 9lnOeufcn BEL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

6eobadtcteu ihorf Sen @eauer. md6.
reno Il boie orei iibrigen oronmoN-
ten bic om 9ooen m0 nod umterein,
amber felt ocrontcrtcn ipaniiden
Jiciter los3uitBnei0en. MobI piiifcn
nod lnlntcrbrohen Die ieinoIineu
Ssuacln Iber Die 9raDen, ood gelaug
es ibncu In miibieligcr, geid1rIihcr
Oicritiln0iser 9Irbcit, bic ipanihen
5ieiter bis morgens Z llbr nor oem
llnteritaHo oes aompasneiiibrers
ouf5lhaucn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

Bolc iic mir 6ei ocn @neI6noern. "
9todtS Inn 3 llbr aebt G3eielomcbcl
3icgler nit oem 9leierDiiteu s. &ogt
ats StraBbur9, Dem @riaBreieroiiten
S. 2ebmdnn aus Berlin, Dem Griob.
reieruiiicn g3r5er aus Eranffurt
a. @l. iino ocm @}nsfetier Shonbert
nls Giieu III sic 6nnflc 0todt btnciR,
Dem feinoliden Sappcnfopf cntge9eu,
oen sic Gn9lidnoer nil eiucm itarfen,
45 9Reter breiten Trobtberbou &C.
iitert bottcn uno in oeiicn Nlitte iid
cine OoppeIte 9leibe iponiiher 9tciter
befano. Phi Dem 9oltbe friedeno
fonlut oie @otrouiae ou 0aS feino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25

Sm aaTuO &crpfugs Serben @cim Narele6randcu
taridrn @ficn.
gag6 (urobb aOa dgVph s3ide 6Bt Ole i'm Orient aaee
gebd6c Sobaspiee b Der Der 9iod ntte eincs ongen
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bic STEELE Sblou1 uno 6ofe eimebmn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25
Gcnf,cr

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nor Der @oriielling) nScrr Director,
i'd bite inn cine Strone @oridiib
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rem Dob Id ols a0nig auf ocn Ebron
iiBc mo Der Nlogen fuurrt, Sab iic Is
big IN ben 3uidauerraum Dorcnl@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-25
Q}crrL

Gin Bauer MD iib cine 9igarre
on5im0en 9laN0eH cr ihon bier
Streihb0l5er perscbIid angr3iinOet
1nt sic ibm ieooA ser Bino tets
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-09
UNITED STATES WANTS
TO HELP CATCH VILLA
Will Ask Permission To Send
Troops to Mexico to
Capture Bandit

Washington, Mar. 9-Secretary Lans-
ing will telegraph General Carranza
asking permission for American troops
to cross the border and hunt Villista
bandits who raided Columbus, N. NJ, it
was learned at the state department
this afternoon.
The message probably is to be sent
tonight. With it will go representa-
tions with regard to the raid.
State department officials pointed
out the Columbus attack was worse
than the Santa Ysabel massacre, be-
cause Columbus is peaceful American
town.
Announcement of the raid caused
great surprise to official circles.
The state department. advices with
regard to American troops crossing the
border into Mexico are probably based
on unofficial accounts. Colonel Slo-
GUMS failure to report an invasion
of Mexico led war department officials
to believe the story untrue.
Administration circles believe Car
ranza's prompt authorization of an
American invasion would enable Amer.
lean soldiers to round up the Colum.
bus raiders. By doing so it is believed
that Intervention agitation now practi.
cally certain Of breaking afresh, would
be checked before it could gain any
headway.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-09
CARRY STOMACH JOY
in YOUR VEST POCKET
Daniel j. Fry Has Such Faith In This
Dyspepsia Remedy That He
Guarantees It.

One Of the greatest successes in the
sale Of medicine has been achieved by
Mi.O-na, the standard dyspepsia rem.
edy, and its sale is increasing 30 rapid.
ly that Daniel J. Fry, the popular drug.
gist, has hard work TO keep stock on
hand. 1t is very popular with bankers,
ministers, lawyers and others where
business or profession keeps them close.
ly confined, while those who have
brought on indigestion through irreg.
ular eating, worry, or other causes
have found relief in this reliable
remedy.
Mi.o-na comes in tablet form and is
sold in a metal box especially designed
for convenience in carrying the medi.
cine in the pocket or purse. 1t is pleas.
ant to take, gives quick relief and
should help any case, no matter Of how
long standing. This remedy has been
so uniformly successful that Daniel j
Fry will in future sell Mi.o-na under a
positive guarantee to refund the money
il it should not prove entirely salts
factory. No other dyspepsia medicine
ever had large enough percentage OF
cures 80 that it could be sold in thil
manner. A guarantee like this sDeakr
volumes for the merit Of the remedy.
There is no time like the present 4
do a thing that ought to be done. II
any one has dyspepsia, today is the best
time to begin curing It
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-09
Twenty Five Life
Certificates Issued to
Oregon Teachers

During the first two months of this
year, 25 life certificates to teach in
Oregon were issued by Superintendent
of Public Instruction J. A. Churchill
Nine Of the persons certified are grad
yates of standard colleges; two have
been graduated from vocational schools
and II secured their life papers through
passing the state examinations. The
normal graduates, more than half Of
whom are from the Oregon Normal
school, are as follows: Lucy E Ely
Mabel Williamson, Genevieve Kirk.
patrick, Eleanor S. Jenkins, Vesta
Smith, Myrtle +. Gleason, Henrietta G
Cornelius, Rica Anderson and Gwendo.
line Carpenter.
The college graduates, to whom Ger.
tificates for high school work were
issued, are as follows c. Evelyn Todd
Eva Struggles, Burt A. Adams, Edna
Ethel Griffith and Flora NJ. Koch.
The following persons received life
certificates as a result Of examination
Alberta s. Jones, Fred F. Burns, G. W
Henderson, Edward NJ. Hussong, Viola
Pheister, J. W. Wilson, Nina Magness
Katherine r. Hama and J. c. Conley.
F. H. Buchanan, a graduate of the
Oregon Agricultural college, received
certificates for teaching manual train
ing and drawing, and Ruth Talkingtor
was certified to teach physical culture