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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-10
(26. sSortiebltlto.)

N-O. ODA@iNPtttbJ
Ger Gbanpdgner begaun icbon ettpos bei
@ret 5i ipirfeu, lie iagte
,.g9iiieu sic, Scrr 5c6ptf, idj bin 10 Der.
gnRqt idj modltc nal etmas fird]tbar
IltnuneS uilFitellcu Gttuos ent5fDei icDlas
qen ODER clt3ipei rpcrIciJ aber cs mtB
fMrhtbar piel @jelo foiteu 5utl geiipicl
Bic groBe Spiegelideibc bci S1mluclion Y
@fou"
,DuS fonacli sic nGGcr babcn, 6cntcrtte
Sd)ott, .ucbmeu Gle ett 9ilIoroquclc
1ioBcn Gic clj god in Die @cdc, oct foittt
uiuociiens 3mon3ig Gun 1ier trat 5ral
$clott ibrcu Niann lnumcrflId ollf pen
SUB. @dott ilibr tort aglbcr oieic Jciers
ljdfcit luio mas oa5r cb6rt, Seldirr to.
plit nlodjril ctcetcra Oct fonncH Dir oocJ
nicl jroBarttger 3li NalIic mod)cu ocnn ba.
ben ,Sbre Glteru lno 1SrducilI gfcllp luo
lsAcie 0oc6 dpc) ipot oopou
,lluo SSrau Rchtlpcit, iail63te @5ret,
..agb, ipe Die iidj irgerl miro gIber
ncin, Serr Gdaott, bite nod nidt nab
SSclic @e uolltcn opdb mciii Slid erlf mt
hcgicbeu"
@caieBeu mar GdiottS idjlDaCBe 1cite,
Der Wcllncr ltaito nit ocr gScintartc Dor
j0u. III beitclltc ooler troB ocS iuarncloet
glids ieiner SraI cine SSloidJe ieincs Seb-
getrGnts, cine Gar5e uno iaGtc iiOcl
ogllio int 9Socb en- 8icrtelltIn0djeu
ooer llc balbc glbcr Damn gebt'S SIT Ocn
Ecnotetl @err BON Gjiembsfi miro IS
ulS aefpiB nid9t iibclnebnlen, oaB mir eli
cntfiibrcn; a. miro iibriaenS dlcb ant sSell.
iiiN erpartet nidt waDr SER bon
@3einbSti2"
20 bite iebrr,~ crpioerte &crr bon
l3embSti, u3amenOienit gebt Dor Serreil.
0ienit, @arrten fonnen lporrten"
.aarrten f0unelt tporrtcn," lodte @rci
porooiereno, oSerr pon 05iembsfi Sig
fiuo ia cil @idtar. @ielleid)t ltedt III Sbnet
ulb et aiinitler, @ic alt fiito 5ie eigant'
linY g8uGl iton iiber oier5ig,~ fubr fix
nohoenflih fort, aoonn iit allerougs mn
lrbiucr nod ctlpaS 3ll niaden 9lber tuiiicg
Gie mas Srhc lit eiu @Iiidstag. gsil
pQEs. wenn mir alle NAL eiH biBGcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-10
GOn Der Oeuti6en GbreutafeI.


nm sic Gatrouiac ans fciuolibe
Gra6tberbalL an ocm iie, i6rer Q(itf,
aobe 1efnGB, entloug trod. 9}ob Ell.
ner @eile borii6tiaen ariehens cut.
oedte iie cine fciuOli6e Srctuiue,
Inn bic Getcr6dniel ieine 9eitte ge.
ic6idt 6erumiiibrte. 5hon ldg Die
Salite scr 5tredc, sic iie ob5ufrie-
den batteH 6inter ibneu ga puroe
cine 2elidtfugcl o6geidoiieu, oie il
umittclbarcr 9lG6c Scr Batrouiae
ms @ras iicl imO 0aHel6c in 9ranO
itedte. Ole 9Satrouiae fam our6 oaS
libterlo6 6renncnoe @ras III b6hite
@eorduguiB. glud fouutc tie ieOen
glugcnblid bon ocn Sequcrn qeieben
mcrOcn. 5oaleicb iiibrtc Eetcrb1niel
ieiue 2eute aui eiuc leiolid gciiherte
Gr1cbung God Scr @equcr Bate
bic @otrouillc idbon eripG6t mo icBte
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aiif Tie an. Die
EatroiiIlc laa re9rngslos i'm geftig.
item 6elier. 9ei Morgengrnten crit
froc6 Iic lpcitcr am Ira6toer6au erit-
lana ui0 aelangtc gliiclidl mieoer in
oeu eigcucn GSrobeu. Beterbdniel
fonnte melOcm oaB CT inuer6olb Der
gtredc BON 500 N3ctcr, sic er am
cn9liidcn @jroben cutlona a6geiuc6t
bate, ollf fcine oorgetric6enc 5appe
gcltoBeu mar.
Cine iHneiotac @o.
troutlle.
2lls iicb am 6. 5eptember oas llla-
uen-gicgiment glr. Is oui Dem &or.
moridb 6efono, 6ortc man qcgeu 10
llbr &ornittaas itortcn aononerl-
bonner pou 1iioen Der. 9Si5cpodt-
meiitcr Berger pou Scr I GSfaoron,
ons @otnib bci Ieiidit Der nit eincr
Batroliille purgcihidt mar mel0etc
oird Nlel0crcitcr nad fiu3cr 3eit,
oaB sic glrtiacric Oes 9la96arcorpS
Sim &anIpi utit Der ieinoliheu g(rtil-
leric itdlioc. Gr ielbit rift nit bier
lllanen tpctcr, inn bic feinolide glr-
tilierieitcllug 81 crtln0eu 9olo
iticB Ct ouf a6aeiciiene aauaIIcrie,
ourh oercn 5eier elm &fcro ieincr
3atrouile augeitboiien puroe. gr
6rah nit icincn pier llloncn i'm @a-
Iopp our1 lu0 rift rueitcr. g}ab Inn
ac6lmg eines ieilOlibeu @atailons
aelang cs ibnJ Sic 2lrtiQerieltelIimg
3u beobadictr.. 9tiflJ trot CT nit iei-
ncr &atrollillc Den Niidlueg an un
icine 9eobahtllugcu sat meloen.
&l6blid 6eiano ii6 Berger duf 20
51ritt Gntiermna eiiienI gan5cr
9ataiIlon gegcnii6cr oas III Ben
StroBengrdbcn rubtc. @r maAte 10.
Tort fe6rt mo 9dloppirte mea, bis er
auf etiua 600 Dieter Guticrnung
Icdina fit ieinc @ntrouiGe iono,
bic CT auigeieIien balten leB. Gr
iclbit iaB ab lno ieuerte lne6rmaIs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-10
SrOntcR

9aoenoc ncbmeu Sran3o.
len gefaugcn
guf Dem &ornariH 9lniona Sep
tcmbcr 1914 beiano Iicb oas 2. ga.
taiIlou ciues 5dbiiiheu ,Sufouterie.
Regiments on ciucm Mailtage I'M
GrtsbtiUaf 6ei Ut. N9artin nlr ii
Ere gei Dem berrlic6cn Mettcr or0.
neie scr Sfompagnieiii6rcr D}ittogs
oas 5llemeiie 9lbriidcn uod ser
9llarne 5luu 9docl all. Dle6rere
Treiidmimmer ourhi9pnmmeu oen
SLUG sur grtinouna Scr @oiiertieie.
@tlUa5 itromabmdrtS iob elmer bon
ibnen atf 0cnt llier iH ltnterGplse
ueritcdt frau56iiidle 1oloaten. Gie
ih bereits in @aiicr tluumcInocn
Soloatcu foHen iAlclluigit 1eraus
uH0 licfeu 3u ben nH llfer 3ilridge.
laiienen @epebren. g3odt pie iie
luaren, itiir3ten lie nit Dem @emebr
III Der Sano 9iuter oem 8ur Side,
rmg anfaeiteIlteu 3uge Der, Scr be-
reitS be9onneu 6attc, oos @eIGnOe
abptudeu Sic 6rau3oicu no6mcn
3unahit ciuc fein0ti1e SaItmg Elm.
beariiicn obcr balo 0as 3ipedloIe
i6res @orbabcns ino iparfcn sic Sc
Ipcbre III sic Nlarne. Sic famcn nit
erbobencu @dnoen an, ereaben Iidj,
nidt tpcnig ii6erraidt iibcr ibre ci.
oGlartia rniforuiirteu @e3minqer.
Gs iuaren Sergeant, 2 ltuteroifi.
8ierc uno ~ Dlann oie nod beenoe-
tenn @ooc ann @ipnfplab qebrodt
lperoeH tonuten.
@atroltiIIe in 8c0rGua-
nib.
Cine @atrouiae Der 10. aompog.
nie oes 5dbiiideu SniontericsRegi-
inents Jtr, 1854 ioate icititcaeH Of
Der Dem @'rabcn acknowledgements
Segncr 5appeu portrci6e. 81 0iciem
3ipcdc 6atte oe QatrouiIle eiuc
@trede BON lmeeidbr 500 @3eter oiht
ON ieinoli6en C5rabeu entIaua 5u
trichen
llnteroiii3ier Scr 9lei, @olter Ge.
tcrbanic aus 5adloorb arcis 5hleij.
zoIoat 4Saul Gib9ortt aus 4laurn
gIutsb. Rloucb mo 1oloot Irou5
Aubrnann aus 5bonbcioc, 9lmts6.
Sdlwar3euberg melocten iid iofort
irehuillig 5u Oteicm lInternebmcu.
2IbeHos 10 llbr macbtc iid ole @o.
trouilc aui oeu @eg. 9alo gelongte
lie an biuocru0es bobcs @ros. lln-
tcroiii8ier 0er 9lei. 4etcr6dniel gina
ciNiipeilcn aaein boz iino idbnitt cine
Saiie ourd oaS @raS. Cam 500 Ct
ieine 2ertc nah. Ga itieBe lie an
Elm groBes Soh BON Dem aus ein
ousaetrctencr Mc9 uah oent ieinO.
lidel c5robcn iiibrtc. Die @atrouae
crfonuic cs ioiort oIs Elm feinolicbes
Sorhpoitenloh. llubemcrtt gelonqlc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-10

nit ieinenl aara6iuer in Oas 8atail.
Ion 6inein. God baIo nor leiu Ser
ited 6emerft, faun flint Sdritt bon
i6n entfernt frepirte cine @ranate
Sm gleiden glugenblid begann onc5
Die feinolidbc Snianterte 5iI d6ieBen.
Berger id1idtc ioiort icine bier llla-
nen I'M @alopp fort, iooaB iie idmmt'
lid bis mtf cinen ein3igen Streii-
iduB inperplm0et in Si6erbeit fa-
men. Ga cr iclbit nirbt mebr onf.
iiBer foultc, liei er ncbeu ieinenl
&ieroc Der. @olo ltrciite ibm Gin
ieinolidcs @eihoB sic Soie, Ct mar
in ocm 6citigcu Seler gc5mliugen,
iib bin5rhpcriet 1elongte Damn a6cr
ipriluglpciic 81 iciuer &otrouille IN
Gediug. ,ScBt i6idte cr Ntcloung
al Iciu Gegimcnt ino rift ielbit nac9
ocm Acknowledgement, oem er &c.
nan sic 9lrtillcriciicllin9 oes @cg-
uers 6c3ciductc. g}o6 fltr5er 3eit
mlroc Damn bic feillolide 9otterie
gum Sdpeigea gebradt ino aud
0os Battalion muroc uutcr 6cuer 0e-
monument
Berger er6ie(t iiir ieiu tapieres
Gcr6altcu inO sic imiidtiac 5ii6-
rimq ser &otrouiIlc oie iil6ernc ct.
Sciuric6S .0leooiQc uuo oos Giicrue
areu3 5lueitcr aloiic.
Observation-Disclosures.
Tic fl. aonpoGnie Ocs 9lnbolti-
idcu SSnionteric-9lcgincntS 9lr. 93
Bate Ocl 9(uitrog bcfonlmcn, bic
Stcllung ioipcit Oor5ulcaen OaB Oas
porlicgcnoe @cldnoc cingeie6eu imO
bci6oIcn merocn fountc. gln cincul
9lbeuN piridtct iic6 Orei @ruppen bis
an oie sit crlongcn0c 2iuic por itn0
grlben iih bier inter iiduoigcm 9lr.
tillcric- limo Snfantericieltcr nit fol-
der 9huS0oucr ciL 0pB eS m0qlid
mar, ibon bei Sa9cs6cginn III oieicr
augciongcncn ncrcu 5tellltag 9c.
lablmg 81 6eloiien uuo &cr6iuOlm9
INIT Dem @aupt9ra6eu 6er5uitellen.
Sci Der bon Oent @circiter 9e6rcn-
bed ais Rcppic5, MrciS TeIiaL gc-
iiibrten Wulppc iuarcn oic 6eriiel-
imgSor6eiten ocs nel 6cr5uitcaenOcn
Scrbinolngsgra0cnS icOoA Ourd)
feinolicbcS ,5cncr 10 geit0rt luoroei,
oaB erbe6licbc &erllntc ciutrateu rnb
oic 9lr6eitcu nidt oiird0eiii6rt mcr.
oeu fonntcn. Go muBtc oic glbl6-
ilng an onocrcn 0lorgcn iibcr Ircics
@cldnoe ueriuhcL Die angeiangcnc
Stcling 81 crreidcn. &olm mar
lie aus Ger Salptitclimg bcraiS, ais
tic nit iebr itarfcm Snimtcrieieiter
iiberidiittct muroc. Bic @ruppc 9c6-
rcnbed, ipelAc Dies bon scr Dorgcido.
bencn SteIling ans beobadtctc imO
&erliItc eintrctcn fab, rief i6nen 5u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-10
Kinder schreicra
MACH FLETCRER'S
Q a 8 \ O RIA

Simmer 0icfeIbcn. 9hlf
oem 9oIfml mar StriegSrotb. Ser
I1ieoenc Soeeu ermieieu ii1 ols ber'
feblt rno uuOurdbiiibrbor, 10 ooB Der
cn9liidlc Secriiibrcr enoIih 1T Oie
@orte mlsbrad1 oScBt mare eS eRO'
LID pieoer 3cit fir einen 9igantl'
ihen &lon.~ Go meintc ser Sta
liener: 80 etuos 2IebHlihes bate
i'd filr 9lIbanicn: cinen brigontiiheH
ariegSplonl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-10
@ora Gin DO i6incngc.
iucbr.

~ = ~ As
@circiter 2uOmia bon Oer @laldl'
ueugcipebrconpognic, erbielt cineS
9lbeios ocn @cie5I not6 Ocnl Ser
bIcib eiucS 6eim Shlrm Scr GngIan.
Der oni 0oS gGnglGn0crpdloden
BoIbueridiittetcu @}oidinengelpc1rs
81 foriden @r nd6cic ii6 9l6cuoS
NIT ieiner @atrolliQc i'm 9mtigrabcll
Der Stelle bis uli 80 Dieter erfaltil'
te cngliihc 9eiabung rmo fe6rtc 5lls
riid 9lm nGhiten Wlorgeu nadl
SelluerocH fon0 cr sen Grobcntbell
pieOcr BON ocu Gngldnocrn 9e
rduntt. @r iiberfroH Sic ctfua 40
Dieter lonae 9lbOGunnmg i'm 2ali'
0roben grub Oos ueridiittete @e'
mebr ouS niO broAtc cs 3uriict
9uOluig, Der iid nud bel ipdtcrell
@cIegcn6citcu 0urH cncraiibeS imO
icIbltGnOi0es 6oH0clu 6erport1at,
wnroe 5im llutcrofiijier bcf6rocrt
rno 3im Giierucu @rcu5 ciuqege6en.
Gr 1T ans Sdermcu bel gura ae'
biirtia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-10

Someroocn iinO eeioGeu o0er per-
mlnOet. 9l6er nit ser groBtcn I'm
eridrodcn6eit beoieut cr icin @e
IhiiB oIleit peiter; me6rmals muB
er bic Gedung oerloiieu iun neuc
Wtinition ACKNOWLEDGMENT 8eicblc
erreiden i'm niht me6r, ga oic Sci
tng 5um 8otteriefii6rer longit ser.
iboiicu lit, o6er ieine Nube 5leibt
lneribiitterlib, er 6Glt uicbt nir iei1
nen ibm 3ugemieienen 3ielrmun iir-
ter 6eucr, ionoern iorgt 0urA rich
tige Scierpert6eilung Oofiir, OoB
olltb Bic 3ielc Der oiiSgeioQenen @e
c6iibe befdmpft perOen. Gn0lid &c.
lingt eS, eiuige Griobmonnidofteu
ans @eicbiiB 5u 6rinaen, 1no NIT
0ereinisteu ardften miro ipeiter &C.
feuert bis sic Irnfcl6cit 0en &onn-
pie Elm @noe moGt.
Ter ltneriHiittcrlid6cn Gopfcrfcit
uno ocnt iel6itdnoigcn SonOcln ScS
@efreitc 9}igae lit cs 3lt Oonfen,
ooB sic 9otterie iic6 iuuntorbrobeu
au aonpie 6etbeiIiacu fonute.
Gr mltrOc init Oem Giiernen arcu5
criter &loie aussc5eicbuct.
Sans mad Dem 20 tord
gteIt4
Gie 6ran3oIen 6otten 0urcA eidene
.D}incnipreuglng eincn ibrer Gops
penfopfe aegrniibcr ser Gtclling ci-
neS idcbiii4en acknowledgements,
ooS iogenmnte Stor6neit, tbeilpciic
5eritort 9ln nG6itcu 9l6cnO crbiclt
cine &otroiiae, bcitebeuo ouS sem
6'uiidbrigen @cfrciten gSiav Glicnt,
ocnl Ginidbrigcn 6reiipilligen &ol-
ter aoppel lnO Dem &eicrpilicn ar
tblr @crn0t, idntntlicb ans Tres
oclr Ocm SplOotcn Otto @elnonn
ans Icutidcn6ora bel g|oiicu mo
ocm Solooten 9lrtbir arauic ans
Salia bel CrcSocn, oic idb irchuilia
acmcloct 6ottcn ocu 9(nitrag fcit5u-
Itcllcn, Oh ooS Stordncit nod bonn
5cinoc bcicbt lei, Die Eotrouiac
wllroe bci Der icbr bcucn MononoAt
bon scr MIR etpa so Ncicr cutiern-
ten &allptitcalmg ocS @cgners 6olO
crfannt mo NIT flcinen N3incu be-.
ldoiicn Geiicn imacahtct orbcitetc
iic iib Onrd 0oS iniol9c 5oblrcidcr
Sprcnglmgeu 5erfHiitcte @cIdnoc
wctcr Dor lm0 acIangte 81 Ocn
ucilcn Spreuotridtcr, in 0ciieu obc.
rem 9tanoe iib oos StordncIt duis
5olltc. Ga oie @otrouiIc aus ocn
Storcbneit uidt angcidoiicn ipurOe,
10 mahten iih 8ern0t, aappel iinO
'9eIlmuml Oorau, ntCb oas lcstc
Stiid @cges 5uriid5lleeen, ooS in
iolgc oidter Hoihpolfcu ino
Sdpeielodnipie, sic ocm Erid5ter
cntiticgciL ditBcrit beidipcrliH ipor;
Silent iluo Grouic 6lic6cn ais Gil
derltn9 5uriid. Su0cm lie iit6 0c.
geuieitig itiibten lmo ido6eh uuo
inocni iiN elmer aitf sic S6ultern
Kinder Sct1rei9n
MArn rs rrnttwn,m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-10

!, ,&erilcbt bic olte Stealng 8it errei-
den, mir blcibeu ou6 Ocn Gag ii6cr
nod III oieier SteIlirng". Gbne @iicu
unO Irii1ten per6orrtc sic topierc
Grippe III Ser poracidobcuen Stcl-
ltug Die Is i6r 5u baIten geluHg.
Sie bepubrte lire &amerooen por
i6pcrcn lln6eil itno CAB bierourcb
Gin 6eulmocrnsmcrt6eS 9eiipiel bon
treuer Observation-Disclosures
Collfii6ucr GrfunOis
gungSgang.
Ger @cgncr por ots ieincn Stel-
llmgeu geiporfcn. Gs aolt ieit5lI-
lteQcn, ipo Iib ser 6ein0 BON neitem
3ur 99ebr ieben perOe. Tic ~. Cont
poauic oeS iddiiidcu Suiouteriere.
giments g}r 107 aing in Sdiiben
linie Dor. 2elobli6 ii6erroibte iie
le66oitcs SSnionteriefcler. Gom
@cgner mar nibtS 81 ie6on @r
mtBte It6 oo 6rii6en irgenopo III
ocn longgcitrcdteu 9iicb cingeniltct
bobcn. llrtcroifi5icr @rieier, gcbiir-
tia ans EoicL Gin unericbrodcncr
Observation-Disclosures, crbielt Sen 9Iuf.
trag, sic feiuoliAe StcIAng 81 er.
funocu. Dit fiiui Sauogrouotcn
misgeriiitet 0ing er Dor Nlit gro-
Ber @clAidlibfeit or6citctc cr ii6,
jcoc Tcdimg onsnubcn0, 5eitueiie
friecbcnO, oeu aorper DiHt an Sen
9oOen gepreBt, al 0cu 9ui6 bcron.
3ei9tc iib Der st6rper einen QIn0en.
blid, piiiien sic @ciboiie. 2ouge
battcn 0ic bco6o6teuOen aomcrooen
@ricicr nidt gcie6en 4lotli1
truHten Souo9ranoteu om guid-
rouo. Ios gcgneriihe GSciler
ic6iuicg. Ticicn glugenblid 6cuibtc
@rieicr cincn Sprimg uob rid
uGrts 6itter cine Bo0empcQc 3il no,
den, pon no aus er, BON ipiit6cn-
Dem Sniontcriciciter bcrfoIgt, 5ltriid
5ur Gonlpoguic ginN Die Wlcloung
oic CT bradtc, CAB acuoilcu 9lid-
ibIuB iibcr 2oac ituo 9lus0c6umg
NeS fcinoliben @robcns. Tic Gtcl-
lmN ptIr0c ouac9riffeH im0 1cnom-
Wca 0jricicr ultr0c tpegcu ieiucr
uortrciii6cn Grtuuouna imo 3im
9elobmme fir icin ihneioiacS @or-
gc6el nit ocm Giierncn arclB ans
gc5ci6nct.
@e0icntc 0o& @ci6iie al
lein.
St Sen irii6cu 92orgenIumocn
cineS SuiitaaeS mar 6crcitS ein
itarfer 9fnoriff ser 5Sron3oicu o6gc-
idlogcu worocu Gic SSrou5olcn Fat
ten orr6 oos 1Scucr scr Oruti6cu
Suionteric, 92oiAincnQcpc6re 1mo
@cidiiBc fat ouiaericbclt in i6rc
@rd6on glriiffliibten miiIicn.
gl6er bic glttiport blic6 nid)t aus;
ourd CHI raienoeS SromucIfcler
6creitetp sic iron50iii1e 9(rtiQcrie ci-
ncn nOtDmoIiQcn 9lngriff Dor 9lir
Elm @cidiib ser a 9attcric fcnerte
nod nit ocm @eireiteu g}i00c ans
Soiieuoori ais Slidtfouonicr. IS
omlcrtc rdt lange, oo itebt cr ais
letter an icncm @eibiib, aac iciuc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-10
g}a0tfaIheiIln0 0er glerpeni6pdtbe.

S4pae nerboe &eoucr gcpIust 5ofmugsIoiigtei lo
ifdten Erdumen @0pn0en 9usfIic @rtI &deu uuo Sept
ldmer5en Soarosau bnobme Ocs @bOrs nO Der Sebfro Sa
torrb N9aGeorHdcn SblOerOpng gdDgt Grr0tben 3tter
$er5fopeu grubeernng, @cngtIft uno &rbnn ertobren
aus Dem oSugcnOnHO" Wie ale JUsu nscnS&er &rrtHee
ordnOd in fr5ef eit Strfircn Samninf &bimuF 9rump
u6er uuO nbrnd ciue O6le 1e6OOc an ueu Sdas
gbet iuerSen.
2a.dcu @riOutainf, 1877 Gut 27. etrv Neu gurf g. ..
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-26
SOLDIER BOY WRITES
ABOUT ARMY CAMP LIFE
MEMBER o. MILITIA WOULD ~
GLAD To GEL BACK H0ML
ItbR CHRISTMAS.
Tensed cry wmh Qnarteite singing
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In letter 10 The DAILY LlEbt
Earl Csbson pictures soldier life on
the botder a. lonely life TO head.
thoee.h' be admits that Il Is not 20
had. after ali Earl lie encamped at
Rondoaa. The letter reads
ssoinew here on the border" camp
OF f'ifAt Texas cavalry, Ma Bend dis
tricf. Rsndosa. Texas. August 20 --
Mr.. w. A. ownby. waaahaehie. Tex
as. Dear Judge: ~ IN ihust other
eases Sunday is tha day ~ rest IN tae
army EXCEPT al times. and there Il
nothing 20 do other than sit arouad
the ramp and write letters home. 50
thought while everyone else WAS
writing | would pen you few lines
about the troops on the border This
camp Ii composed entirely OF tho
First Squadron or Texas cavalry
There are four troops -treep 4 from
Houston, troop u from Amarillo,
troop G from San Antonio and tfopD
u from corsicana. In all there are
just about four hundred men with
about the same number OF horses,
wagpn train and the hospital
corps We are eaiuped on the banks
uf the tito t;fande (which. by the
why. Al this point IL very little larg-
cr than waxahachic rreek) Rem
doaa IL very small town. eoinpos-
ed OF about four stores and rive or
six houses. about one hundred ali
fifty miles down the river from III
Paso aud sixfysfive mites from Maj
III where we got our last glimpse
OF railroad and. you might say.
civilization The people in this couns
trx hardly knem uhaf innibar Ia
All OF The houses are built OF mud
laiAed with straw. the natives pos
ssss vurs few horses. but there al.
burrok BY the hundreds and nj all
4tlaea af tho day and night We are re-
minded that they are here. The. bos 5
Ia camp call them Mountain Jii.
neyk. and they ssn sure get one
over these hills. perhaps even bet
ter than horses can AID by the
way. there Is one prosperous citizen
here Who possesses a real Ford !"
Outside of the tFoops We have not
seen white person since VIC left
Maria with the exception Of Texas
ranger who drops IN now and then
The first thiug that meets our
eaxe A. We look ont Of our tents
each morning is large chain IL
mountains Just across the river
These are IN the state OF chihuahua
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-26
COMMANDER ARRIVES FOR
NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug 26.--
Commander in Chief Elias R. Man
fort OF Cincinnati arrived with his
staff today for the opening of the
50th annual encampment of the
Grand Army OF the Republic. Head
quarters for the organization was
opened at Hotel Muehlebach
Union station was packed with
blue clad veterans and their fami-
lies. Each arriving train brought
a quota OF old warriors, Boy scouts
were in charge OF various informal
tion booths and acted as escorts To
the slxty-oners.
The real work of the camp will
not begin until Monday. when the
committees begin their sessions
In practically all the churches to-
there win be special G. A. z.
services.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-26

when our little boy. now seven
years old. was baby he was cured
of cholera morbus by Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene
edy, writes Mrs. Sidney Simmons.
Fair Haven. n. Y. "Since then 9TH
Ell members of my family have used
this valuable medicine for collie and
bowel troubles with good satisfac-
ton and | gladly endorse il as a
remedy of exceptional merit" For
sale by Curlin's Two Drug Stores.
adv
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-26

ne border the people Of that sec
ton threw NJ their hats and ap-
plaaded. n had nc; neglected them
as the general government bad. ne
added Later Re continued. the sec
rstarv Of var had offered 70 sub
stfsute regulars for the militia and
that vas exactly what he wanted.
The national government nov
has zoe Geo men on the border and
IS asking for millions Of dollars TO
pay the expenses OF the soldiers. l
asked for zee men three years
ago. II they had been sent the
trouble would have been disposed
OF al cost OF few thousand dol
lars with the zoe. 0uO regulars nov
In the field they are protecting the
same border that | was expected TO
protect with fifteen state rangers.
They say now that | am a repubii-
can because criticised the admin
istration then. | say that my con-
tention on the cotton question and
the border question have both been
completely indicated by the subse-
quent reversal OF policy by the gov
eminent. On the morrow you are
going to determine at the polls
! whether my defense of the people
of Texas makes me republican.
The same horde OF politicians criti-
cised me when | was governor and
will continue to criticise me when ]
am United States senator They
| know il and they know full well
| that they are trying TO destroy me.
am already the choice of the peo-
pie of Texas for senator and have
already received the nomination I'M
der the same rules by which the gov
ernor and other officials were NOM
mated. This gang of politicians is
trying to take advantage now OF a
| technically to defeat me just as the
politicians of the early days tried
to take advantage of a technically
to defeat Thomas Jefferson and elect
Aaron Burr, but they can't do IL.
In closing Ex-Governor Colquitt
made an estimate of tomorrow's re-
suit as follows:
| IF all the people come out and
vote we are going to defeat this ar
my of politicians by 2 TO l. At any
rate. we are assured of 10000 ma
iority"
The speaker was frequently APP
plauded while delivering his address
and at the close many rushed to the
stand TO shake his hand
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-26
No REST--NO PEACE.
EARL l.. GIBSON,
Troop ID, LIST Texas Cavalry

There's no peace and little rest
for the one who suffers from bad
back. aud distressing urinary disor-
ders. Waxahachie people recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills. BE guided by
their experience.
Mrs. H. II. Hinman, 205 Kaufman
street, Waxahaehie. says: My back
troubled me a lot during the day
and at night the dull, nagging pains
gave me no rest The passages of
the kidney seeretions were too fire.
quent and the secretions were high
~ colored Doans Kidney Pills,
procured from the Curtin Drug Co.
ended these troubles They also
stopped the swelling of my feet and
ankles. Whenever l feel in need of
a tonic for my kidneys now. | take
Doan's Kidney Pills and they never
fail 20 help me.
Price 5ec at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs Hinman uses. Foster
Milburn Co., Prups.. Buffalo, N. Y.
49, ADV.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-26
MEAT INJURIOUS
TO THE KIDNEYS
Take a Tablespoonful of Salts Ii
Rack Hurts or Bladder Bothers.

We are a nation of meat eaters
and our blood is filled with uric acid,
says a wellknown authority. VINO
warns us to be constantly on guard
against kidney trouble.
The Kidneys do their utmost to
free the blood of this irritating acid,
but become weak from the over
work; they get sluggish; the elimi-
native tissues clog and thus the
waste is retained in the blood to
poison the entire system.
When your kidneys ache and feel
like Jumps of lead. and you have
singing pains in the back or the
urine is cloudy. full of sediment, or
the bladder is irritable, obliging you
to seek relief during the night, when
you have severe headaches, nervous
and dizzy spells, sleeplessness. acid
stomach or rheumatism in bad
weather, get from your pharmacist
about four ounces of Jad Salts: take
a tablespoonful in a glass of water
before breakfast each morning and
in a few days your kidneys will, act
fine This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice.
combined with lithia. and has been
used for generations to flush and
stimulate clogged kidneys. to neu-
tralize the acids in urine so it is no
longer source of irritation, thus
ending urinary and bladder disor-
ders.
lad Salts is inexpensive and can
not injure: makes a delightful eff
ferveseent Whitewater drink, and
nobody can make mistake by TAX
ing a little occasionally to keep the
kidneys clean and active Adv)