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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-13

1
| guilty of manslaughter yesterday in!
superior court at Salisbury, N. c.,
The jury recommended mercy. Clyde
Wilson, fagplan Of the special was
acquitted Of similar charge.
The President and Mrs. Wilson
left Washington yesterday afternoon
on the yacht Mayfower for brief
vacation trip down the Potomac Riv-
er and Chesapeake Bay. They will
probably return in time for the Presi-
dents engagement Monday morning.
This is the first time in several weeks
the President has found the Mexican
and German situations sufficiently re-
Taxed to permit Of his leaving WASH
ington.
While preparations were being
made in Crete, WI. Va, for the funer-
al of Chapman Bradshaw the sup
posed dead man walked into the
house. A man was killed on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad tracks
east of Branchland and, although the
body was so badly mutilated as to be
unrecognizable, the body was identi-
fed by Hiram Bradshaw, father OF
the young man, and prepared for
burial.
Fist fights between teachers and
pupils, resulting in bloody noses and
blackened eyes occurred yesterday at
the Erasmus Hall High School in
Brooklyn. The riot, in which nearly
1000 boys participated, began when
the pupils were locked in the school
grounds at the noon recess to force
them to patronize the school lunch
room. The revolt was led by Horace
Greeley, 3d., grandson of the famous
Greeley.
1t is reported in Berlin, that one
of the regiments in the barracks at
Piazenza, northern Italy, mutinled
recently and that a brigade from Sas-
sari, Sardinia, mutinied on the front.
Further adyices to the newspaper de-
clare that in Naples manifestations
occurred against King Victor En-
manuel and that picture OF the war
agitator Cicotti was burned.Also that
during an election in the district re-
presented by the socialist deputy,
Ferri, 5000 women took part in a
public demonstration shouting, eve
want the war to end :" Order was re-
stored by the military.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-13

A dispatch from Granada, Spain,
saws that revolution has broken out
in Lisbon. It is reported that troops
have mutinied and that the arsepAls
have been burned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-13

Charlotte to Richmond was found
guilty of manslaughter yesterday in!
superior court at Salisbury, n. c.,
The jury recommended mercy. Clyde
Wilson, fagpnan Of the special was
acquitted Of similar charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-13

A. Tankerslcy, engineer of the
Southern Railways, New !; 4ork-New
i0rleans limited, which, on the night
of November %, 1915, ran into the
rear of and killed two passengers
aboa-d Z special IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-13

The German naval and military
forces are preparing for a combined
land and sea attack against the Rus
sian port of Riga, according to re-
port current here today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-13

A Central News dispatch from Am
sterdam says that Capt. Karl Boy
Ed, formerly German naval attache
Washington, has been decorated with
the Order of the Led Eagle, thlrc
class, with swords, by the emperor.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19

u Hrma s1. studied the secrets 'I tn.
sa,rcd d,uyvs Erlph bunhar3 most
"u.Hnu concert productions, his Slnsins
WcU Eiuucrs, with the larscst peat Of
bells east for stage usc-so bells I'm mum.
hrr will hc departure Ia the scARons
musical offerings Youth iH the title
ot the comedy riaNlct to bc offered by
Mrs Gene Hughes with tho capable sup
port ot an excellent company. A comedy
offering will be presented by Jim Cook
and JACK l.crenEc entitled THE Million
sirs" lie Hocu and puprccce give an
exhibition OF Workmanship which would
tntiUv them Co high rank In the army a.
sharpshootcrs. Major Jack RhoadCs, the
hoy violiuist has already acquired "a
wonderful technique The exclusive mo-
uon pictures TO hc projected hy the Or.
phcum Travel Weekly viii Offer this
array Of interesting subjects sports tn
Sumatra, floating lumber In Sweden and
an excursion on the Seine
Coming to tho Orrheum Tor the week
CONTINUED on Page six. Column sixl
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
Eva Lang -Com>nS TO 6eyOIS

husband and happiness out OF the chaos
into which she has thrown her hostess
TIE third act of this sparkling comedy
shows Jerry in a dashing pair OF pink
pajamas. and bears out the idea that
she's the girl an hour ahead of time. 3"
Miss Lang will be supported by an un-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19

Omaha people will very much enjoy
Eva Langs impersonation Of Jerry"
in which she opens here engagement at
the Boyd next Sunday night II is a part
that fits her vivacty nigh spirits and
airiness Of poisc. A young woman from
Chicago goes to visit her aunt in Phiia-
delphia, and proceeds TO upset the love
affairs Of the household, and wins a
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19

Richard Walton Tully. author OF Omar
the Tentmaker," deals with the life OF
Americans and our island neiGhbors from
Hawaii, with force and truthfulness In
The Bird OF Paradise" now in its fifth
season. which will be seen at the Bran
deis theater for four days beginning next
Sunday, March 20, with a matinee on
Wednesday Mr.. oliver Morosco, will in
troduce n new Luana, manly Miss Car
lotta Monterey. a young California girl,
for whom he claims great things. Others
in the cast are Hooper L. Atchley as
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19

Headllners calculated to appeal to
DIVERGENT tastes and make an especially
generous special feature bid FOR popular
favor Are on the new hill THAI starts tho
week at tho Orpheum With matinee to-
day. Lydia Rarry. the dsshing smgiue
comcdienne, sustaining the traditional
popularity ot her father. Comedian Rny
Barry, comes with q repcrtory OF songs
exclusively her own, written for her by
junle McCree Twenty Years Ago"
some ola Hat and Barry" are three
ot her numbers fashioned with swing
to enlist the whistlers and hummers
Hoshanara Is pronounced the only au-
thentic exponent OF old Indian and Rur-
ncse dances In vaudeville She IL a ma
tive OF india. Tier father II an officer
In the lndo-Brltlsh army. In the temples
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19

Paul Wilson. Richard Gordon us uc.u
the beachcombcr. Roberta Arnold u,
Diana Robert Morris as Captain Uuf.h.
George y. webster as thc missionary.
and score Of others tucludiug juy native
Hawaiian singers and dancers
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
lydia Barry

found it IL discovered that with the loss
OF his wife he has given up cards and
become a victim OF morphine. The wife
is made to realize what a great love her
husband has for her and this awakens
the protCtt,v spirit i'm her heart and
they make up their quarrel and deter
mine to face life together i'm a better
way than they had known in the past.
The selection OF the supporting company
has been made with Mr. Faversham's
usual care and the company will in
clube Arleen lIackott, Albert Roscoe
Grace Henderson, A. s. Byron, Elise
ldham Edwin Cushman. Martha Mayo.
Herbert Belmore and others. Mr.. Joseph
Harker Of London has built some effec-
tive scenes and the environment pre-
serves always the required illusion OF
time and place
"A Little Girl in Big CITY, a thrill
ing play Of New York life written by
James Kyrle MacCurdy, viii be presented
ut the Rrandcis theater for four per
formances. beginning next Thursday. 1t
recites the experiences Of Laura Nelson,
an innocent young girl from small
country village, who comes TO the big
city in search of a position. She ar
rives at the dock OF the Albany boat line
early In the morning. and as she is about
to leave the vessel she "a intercepted by
a woman Of uncertain character who Ia
IN quest Of some innocent young girl
from the country with the intention Of
first getting her into her power and then
compelling her to accept the woman As
her mother for the purpose Of cNtorting
/ from reputable merchant OF the COM
/ munity a large sum OF money, making
him believe that the young girl Is his
own daughter. How the young girl finds
a protector I'm a loyal young man from
/ her own home town, how she meets with
a good honest woman. and how In the
end things are all made right, Is told IN
/ the play.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19

usual company OF players. and during
her limited enga cement in Omaha will
put on several new plays.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-10

and whence we so ia Of little matter
to the country, which goes on for
ever. What we do while we are a
part Of the American nation is the
test Of our worth.
eve Germans have received much
from the United States Of America,
as / observed in this column few
days ago. We have given 1t much.
We wish to give it more" We will.
The intrigues OF party politicians
have little weight with us. It is Of
no consequence whether the prin-
ciple OF America first" is cham
pioned by the Star" or by the
Eagle. It Is of Importance only
that the nominee for the Presidency
supported by the German American
vote shall stand by that principle
against the world We have only
one love-and that is America. We
cannot be bought, sold, bartered,
cozened, or beguiled by any candi-
date or party to any other position.
WIN those other "non-German for
eign-born" voters upon whom the
Republican leaders are allegedly
counting be equally frank in telling
their fellow citizens where they
stand?"
These words should be read again
and again, and the politicians and
party leaders should never forget
them.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-10

g'eanuilicb pur0c i'm S5crbit cBtcn ,SaGres in Ger
bfiliidu Frce uiel acid)rcbcu iiHcr oeu lWtcrpoer
frca 0ci Die n0lden llntcriccbooic in Der Cicc &c.
ar4 bel ocd)ca S5an0cl iibrer 5eit 0noc 9lopcnl
bcr lelici Sa6rcs abcr bort man nids uebr BON ocn
erialaa~ Der brtdcn lluteuccbootc Bur SabreS.
mennc dric6 8 @criiiiS stopitdn 3ur See a. g., i'm
ggrlner Saae0att~ ibcr Die Gbatiofcit ser cnalii5c
ll.9ootc:
aGu1e GtioHcr l1adlten iid en9liidc llnlcrac6ootc
id bcrct9 i'm &crbit uoriqcn Sa6rcs G9ll) sort be-
iaii3cu gnn M. %nmiar oitiaS Aa1rcS G9i5) pim0c
6cr firuc @rcBcl g@n5elc il Der 96hc 9iiigeS owcj
c HtBlales ntcrlecboot ubuc crbe6ld)en Griolg tor
pc0irt I0s 1d)ii tunutc I'll SCH Snci bon SmiuC.
aiir6e ae6ai. gnl 2S 0fober wlroc ocr Eon3cr.
iretacr .4ritB 9l0a6crt~ am Noucln0cr ser flciic
NraBcr ,ltloinc4 ul0 en Il Dc5eRber Scr fleinc
ArciBer grcieu iouie elm Sorpeoobooi ourd cloli.
iNe NncriceDpotc pernd]tct Gina Nhtte Ettobcr &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-10

gann oas @irtc Der cugIidJcn llntercebootc i'm Nau
oclstrieg IS gelang ibncH, ini aafabrtediiie, Die
iid anf Der &eiic Don Sdue0en nod oeluiden Niien
bcion6cn 81 pcrcnfen Tic 9onooncr Nldtter iro6.
lodtci aiisnabmSlos ibcr bic o2abmle9ung Der 0eut
idcn 3oOclSdiifa5rt III oer 2itiec Don elmer oldca
fonntc c0od uid gcprodcH wcrOcu Tenn ogIei4
iette Die Observation-Disclosures ser oct1cn Strer0itc cir
ln0 inter ibrcu Qrd perringcrtcu d Die GrfolBe Der
cugliiben llutcrccboote raid. PIN 81 glooenber mel
oetc oas @olffidc @Hrcau, ouB in Der Gee Die qe
iammte @ehe ocs lSeioeS in Der 3eit DOM f. bis TO-.
gloueHber nrr ans eiuem GmHpier Suomi" nit 1861
EoHueu bcitun0eu bate Sn ocn lebten @odeH borte
man INNER ietener BON 0em 9utreten englder llHtcr
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bcrets ole Aniibt as, ooB bhnen tir5cm Die Sbdiig
felt Der e9liideu llnterecboote in Der Citee OurdJ
GiSgang eridpert werOcu pirOc anOerc @Idtter idlo
len id oieier 9nidt an lnO cs muroc au Die @eia6.
rem bngepeen ocnen Die eid]t gebauen llnterieebootc
0cn GiSholcu aitSgeieBt icieu~'
9ie geagt, lit ict Gu0c 91oUcmbcr Iebtcn SSa6rcs
lts elmer Gbdt9fet Der 6ritiibe llnteriecbootc
III Der Gitiec pernolunen poroen ltno pic ans Ocr
9lui3GbGng oes aapdnS &criillS beroorec6t mar ser
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mcrs }ugeiigte Shooen gar nibt Der 9coc wcrtb Gle
u6ii8e Gbat DER 6ritidci lltcricebootc 0ie Der
nicltmg ocs arctBerS .4rhB Noobert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-10
gRarplono 0aiualtp 0omvanp.

y o I / M 0 G, 4 l5ebrn1r 1916.
Nie @reitorcr Der pNmrofnno eniuoiD
GumpnnN" Qcbcn biernlt 9}oti5 onb cine @pes
5ialsNeridmnlunq Der gltinndre oieier Cont
pn9Eie 10 llbr Norniiiin9S an cinnnpS Suansn,
tCn 1anr in oicicm ae6rndr I'M NHrcan ocr
Gompaeilic. nn oent icdl5e1nien 6lur, Nlarps
lano 6aiualosl6nrnl ilir oer 3ped aepaieu
lDerben Miro, I'M fiir ODER geaen cine Srbu
buu0 oes gllteuMnpiidls bon Oier5iGidulenb
9lnibelen cui ieh3etduieno anibeile obcr bon
cincr Muiun Dollars dui eine Qliuou iiini
Dnn6eriiducno Collars So itinlincn nlih nm
bic geoin0nnaen fci3nicten oni bic bin ioldc
5u5ialden guiicn ubfuibirt oocr pcrinult
pcrOcu iolleu
SIN S(iirp0c oc2 NircitDrlumS
Games g. Nitmen,
lNch0--12 1l-lOl SeIrcidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-10
anf Sem eOnOOncr GjeIOmarFt 6erridt cine ic6r se

gIuf Dem 9UuOoncr @elSmarft 6erridt cine icgr &c.
Oridtc 2timnim1 9e critic lmo 9r0Bte sorac iinO
Ole aroBen Sol6ict6un1en uad 0iecm 2an0e oc notb-
menOia iino im 6ie iron5oiiden &er6inoldfeiteu SIT
Oedcn sobal0 Oas creOigt lit Miro @olo nad Gelp
9ort ir cngde 9edjulng aeiddt pcroen nliiieil Inn
ocr @cdiefrS ieues 9onocs Ser pieoer 6erabgebt 5u
oer6eIcrn @iS ebt lit on5 uerulittelt ancrifaibcr
Gapere geic6cAcn, aber Der &orratb bon 9cn &apic.
rcu, mcdjc unicrc @nnfiers nc6mci molten, 1T ibon
art crd6pif picr3u trt nod cine ltnDcimlid5c %rcis
crb06mg oaer gGndrcn ipc3iel @ctreioe, in GnglonO
ais 5olge Der uugeni9cnOen 3iiu6r neil cs al Sdjii
fen uongclt Iic 2onooner tr0tcn id abcr 0nlit oaB
es ocu Icutcn nod ibledtcr 9c6t oas wolcn ie aus
nenroclI 2dit0ern crio6ren babcu. Gos y9abre an
oicen Croft lit oaB ser octbc @e]iclhtrs in sen
uNurocll D9drtten 6crabgcgon9e it, neil Geltidlano
ocn ausgIeid nit @oorcaoerfdncn 5lt finoeu dt oi-
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ocring ais oaf ole oeltdjc 9egeruig ocn S{lr5 aaei
blidlid ipeocr bebcn f0unte IoB c oas tidjt tbit
acdlicht Uic pir o6cr geiaat babe ucil lie or9 Der
fdlic cine 9eicrng bcrbci5uiii6ren bca6iibtigt mo
pei! ibr uebr 0orau qeegcn it, oc @rs ibres &aper
geoes mit Solo qcidpcrtbig j baIter mas ic6r Der
ninitig it, Oenn 6ei'm nlonoiiden Wlarft bau0elt @
d5 I'M @lilldrOen inO bcm aiSpdrtiGen Nlortt I'm
uielcdjt 5pan5ia Willioueu Duras lit 81 crebe mic
dpadj Gcr Croft it, Sm lIebr9en miro pon enaliibcn
6man5icrs bic eua & bciibcn eibt 5u9ciinnocn
baf 1cItidanos iiua5cIen @erlcgcubcitci ndjt crnt
licber slrt iiuc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-10
Sefauntmndjitugen.
9Intbraeitc uno biinnin5ie aoblcn.

WntDrnctC uito biiuuliuuic ADblcu
gcrdcgelte Qlugeb0te, nit Der gluii6riii n8ru'
pDials for 3Hrntibing nHb Tcliucriug slntbrn.
cite nrn Nttlininpns Nnnl," di Den gouro OF
gIuar0s Of Baltimore sin ooreiiirt. perber
bic Wiitiwudl, ben %. Sebunr 1916 &ormii
id0S 1 llbr, I'M Burcdu ocB Observation-Disclosures,
&nibbdue, baltimore mo, cHtacacn Nenom
men
Sp8ifiictionen uni glnocboi Normularc l1ns
ncn im bureau bon gSalicr IS gcc &aiier.Sn'
moo |ieniida, l5. Scbtudr crlangt merocn.
cine &ebiibr bon iiini Gollars (S5.00) uiro
iiir eoe Reibe bon Spe3iiifuioncn bcrluuQt.
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tcn BulidHoe am nDcr Dor Uontdg g. Wldr6
1916, 5Hridcrliaiict Spe3iiiiaiionen. bel Der
gluNiellnug bon 9luqenpten benutt tucr0en ul2
3uriiderliaiei bcirnhtct
Gin begldu1igier 0bcd ocs giciCrS. it bcn
IN Den Spe3iiidiiQHcn gcudnncn Bcirdp, dul
cine oOledruq Gouic Vnui" duf bic Grore 0cS
WaOOrs uuo Sin0tdibe Don baltimore gejO'
Gen, mub icoem glnoc1oi beecihgi iein
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@oniraltcs in alcihcu @ctraac oes @eribcs
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0bariers iibcr 0onrdiic ctiitllcu.
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Dor irQeno Gin oocr ullc glnQcboc ubBmeiicn
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9l6acidlhtc 0nauiitdtcu.
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girmnjle 0ublcn.. ......l2 goo Ionncn
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g9nfersSnqenieur
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-10
Ipnrsf0Me.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-10
SScriammlnng .9iu5cigcn,
Narcnu bct yglprt6rrn Getral Rainpay
NnufunftN

Baltimore. Wlo, 10. 5ebrnar 1915.
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0onpaanie miro an oonncrtag, oen 2l. Sc
Simmer, i'm 3. Sur llnioni gaDnboi In Der
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&eridmmlnn0 aniiommclt moecly ercoiai per
ben
2Cuis 9iciliru,
(Scbr102D zelreidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-10

icbperc @ciniiihung iibcr oic Bill.
bcnoe Eropin3 oebraHt 6at Sic.
uono bot Ole 9iiien gcrei3t 9lic.
mono ans oen 5enitern ouf iie ge.
idoiicn, 9iicuano 1T binterriidS ilber
tic bcrgeiollcu, mie Die @cltlbcn cs
III 9claicn ouf 5britt lmO Iritt ers
lebt bo6en. Gort mar bic 3critDrung
nilitdriide 9iotbuenoigfcit Straieci
ri6t in 0itprerBen mar iic Gin glft
inosiopitiIcbcr 9arbarci. 0aS lit
Der llnterlcbicO, auf ocn cin3ugc6cu
0ic aWcrilanildc aoiafcnpreiic fliig
lid Dcrlucioct Sic miiroc ionlt in
eroBe gcrlcgengcit fonmneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-10
Gnaliidc ecndyelsi alau3 wieScr ii ocnt g,oridlac

Gueldc Scndelei alan3t wieScr in Oet @oridJlaGe
0es StoatS Setredrs 0re0 betreifS Der GrlbniD Ges
frei0e SIR Grnd6riug Der polaicben 8eo0lfeumg 5il
ueidden @rcps Ncr3 iii pol pon tietent Dligciiibl
ST mill germ erlaIben onb G}ctreioe nad5 &olc gebid
miro. penn 1ctdlono no CeIcrreid iid uerpilifs
ten fein GetrciOe ans 3oen nad ibren 9onSc 81 brin.
gen SIC oeitid5e 9egierng bat gluitaen aetrofien,
I'M einei 9roBc Grntc@rtrag in (olcu 81 cr3ielen,
Der nidt Bios 5lu Grnd6rmg Der @eu0lferm5 geniGca
uiroc ionOern bon ocia aid ein 1bcl nod GeutihlanN
gciddt mer0en f6nntc, 81 ID 8olen INNER @ctrciOc
oortbu oiisgciii6rt bot 1cinadj fani Der bcud6lcr
ide Gngldioer oic 4ntlport uorolsiebet Dab Sic ac-
nannen 9ieBiaiugen oni Oieie 8coinguN d) nid Gin.
lniicn perocn sc babe mobl eierId9it ocriprodlci,
nihts ron ocn @etrcioc Oas bcr Gee fomnu iiir 6re
ci9cc 8epoltcrlng 81 bcnuBcn onoeru cs bis au 0ls
eBtc Sf0rndjer Den Eolen 5l3uper6ct abcr @rep lit
oontit nidt 5airenei 5cin Grimoab lit, ooB sic
1an5c @elt DcrbunGcrn iniiic i'm Icthlono ails5ii.
bimgerl Gas 1T cbciio idlcdjt ipie olmin ga &rcp
cod wciB, DAB EeudlaiO nGt nlsgeDmigcrt perocn
fat aber oie Qoen wcrogn bis SIR nene Grnc idpere
1agc 1abcu roiir lie dl 6ci ser eOlcn cnadnoeru 81
bc0attcr babcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-10

Mlaacr, Gcicnic Gatiin ocS periiorbcucn
Charles g. MMucr IN brcu 80 qebensiabr
Die gccroiorna lnoei ain GunncrRan, gadf
inilaao llbr, BON Der gSphnnHg ibrcs S9lDics
Qeri0hucS @bUrlcS 50. Sinbroo, yir. 6l2, 6os
iHubin'Qiucnnc, aus iidit @ciictnng pripai
ani 0cm NalimorcsSrcoDoic"
Sebs IO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-10
!sermiidlte gInaciaen.
gIn Sie 0nntcn.


Sic clnjigc Gdlnle IN ber etnbi
llnicre Gdb'GidIIcn ett often. 9inoe "a.
rien, i3clne bic dlenefunnerfuni ndh ben
nciiclieu Wleibcocn ererucn ponen, itnncn
oes IN fiir5cr 8cit ourcb Den glnidDlub OH oieie
5tl1iien crrciuher lln.grridi W,orQenS 9luds
miiaQs mo glhcnbS 9c0nenic Ghnben Sm
Sanie beeoilHenc Arbeien iorncn iudbreno bee
untcrrihiS luri0eleti merDcn tSriinolimer
llnierriDi i'm Gnnpnrf bon W1niiern ertbeilt
@dbere 2luSitnlit ihriiflh uber niiinbHb De
Ert Dnbers. Slr. an2. aSefi'zdrat1na. Gtrn6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-10

oiermit Miro 9lanrint aeaeben, oab bic In.
tcr6ciGnetc BON gSaienaericbt Der Gidot Vnls
Wadl.ab oes beriiorbeneu @llinm Nan BON
baltimore crlauci cat. Nuc Berioncn pclbe
NUrocrunQcn geQeH ben Ncror6cneu bd6en
Iino bicrmii bendthrldbict bdB ilc 6ieielben nit
gcictliD 6cglanbigten Rc0nlneen Der Inter
3eid1neien am ooer Oor Dem 9 Tup int gugii
1916 uorlegcn miiiicn, duherninuS iic inter
ocii Gelet bon allen @niprl.hcn an ben be-
Nlc QetioRen, ipclcbe Sbuloncr beidQien BAD
laiies iiHh, wctoeH erin6i ioioriioe 3dbung
81 leiiicn lnter neiner llnieriArtit an oiel
len Dem 25. Gage IN Nauunr 1916 geaeben.
WinrD ". Nnll
tSdn26 Seb2Q1G) yladldbOcrUdlterin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-10
grgee iaot, Oar ,ucmn rS anf 6Sraniamfci

Bruce a8t, oar wcNn es anf Grauinmfcitcn niia
fpnuc 10 pcroc GeittidlonO INNER Sen Sieg Oaoons
tra9cf. 0as lit cine HeOensart pcche Die 1batadcu
gcacn lid bat 0cn bis oet BAT Gctidlono cinc @roils
iamfcitcu bcaongci onoerl oci arieg etS nadj 9lrt
encr ciprten Ration gciiibrt 9rbec bat 5iuor Gin
9d 5rianuicngclfnlicrt, ucldcs oie @rouiautctcn
Der Sctdci in 9cl6cn bcpcilc ol abcr CT bat nidts
oauon 9ca0t nob Gioiliiicn crdpien plirocu pcil e
olf oentidc SolDacr ieucrten ino @erumodc crmor-
octai Gnlc ioldc 56anot6at, pic oci ,9aralong"
Nloro Bat man oci Teutldcu nidt naMgcpieicit ui0
cine olde @eoerirodjf mic lie oic 6iic5crmaruid)ait
6eaanacn BAT, pcdlc iit4 bic I'M C5eat trcbcioe 9es
iatu9 ciieS 3cppclin III rcter rcigertc, iii IctHet
cbcuiallS NOD nidjt nabaepicicn uoroci Bruce bat
6Gi &u bci Ct cit bccicn bot oirdl sen aricg Der.
loren Gr iii 81 eiucm borotirlocn Jlcndcn a0uors
oct. 81 gailbt oaB man iau als gtter gatriot 3i
gcltct ct ibanlIolcr gii9ncr ien mri}
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-10
Sic @csiernna Scincr 6riiiiden @arltSt fat s.

lcbertroaGig aslanoiidcr Sfiie aiii Oas ouerifani
dc SdiiSrcgiitcr imtcr ser GoraliSebmg aitiat ge-
tattc ooB ioldc gd)ific nid1t i'm @erfe1r nit ocnl
6einoc @crlucnolmg iinoen Sic &eaieumg Scincr
hrtdjcn GQaciidt Got icricr atait ocialtct OaB oc
9ieNicrm0 ser Scr Staaten ans 9cutidono bic 6ars
ben bc3cbt 0ercu lie r ocn Irld oon Napiergel0 n0
Srciuarfcn beu6t69t 0juem Gerrc6nicr nod wil
@raiiocut @lion oct GouorcB Der Scr Staotcn al.
gcbet Der 9ic9ierna 3cucr brtiidJen W1oeii0t Oair
0ei Can't Der 9ldton ouS5prcd)er agt arfaitiid sic
~Gncnnati 6rcic FrcIc"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-10

Tic 9lniien 6aben in Eitpretfcn GgcntGmm in
g2crt6e non 375 @liaiOnci IoarS 5crit0rf 5c porcn
Ou5u pccer aliS raead3clt nod aus niIit1riidci
Wrtoen anocrer glrt 9c5pin1cn IS NOR refine 3criiJ
rlngsput5, Gin urpcrialibtr &nneuinitintt, Scr 70