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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
Die bIamen @elete.


@erocn in 9lnnapolis uno 9lnne
9lrlnoel-Go. itreng olrdaeiii6rt.
Eiesbe5iialidc @arnunaen erlai.
fen. g2i6ts miro Dcrfouft-
9lnnc glumOcl-Gonntu imO 9lnna.
polls uerocu bon iebt a6 ieocn Som.
tag ntrodcn" iein, nahoem @ia0or
Samcs s. Strange imo S1eriif
So6n q. 5ulliUau iid cntidloiicn
boben, 0araui 5lt iebciL DAB bic
blaien @cicBc BON nm an nidt mebr
berlebt tperoen. giiht cinmol cine
3cihmg tonnen QaoenbeiiBer perfaii-
fen, lmo iolhe 9lutonobiliitcn, sic
noh 9lnnapolis iabren imo nidt &C.
niigcuo geu5iu fin sic 9liidfabrt nod
@aibngton ooer irgcno einer auoc-
rem 5taOt baben niiiicn in ser
Sauptitoot Mlarplanos ii6erua6teu.
g1nr Milb umo Sis oarf on Sonnta.
gen Dcrtdltt ner9en.
Gos pIoelic6 cnergii6e @ingreiien
6e5iiglib Der Clrdiii6rlmg ocr
blaneu @eiebe ieitcns oes @lapors
ruo Oes Sdcriffs lit Dem 9cridt ocn
Oie 65roBgeihmorcnen BON Slime
9lrlnoel.Gountp por einigen Eaecn
abgc9e6en boben, 5i5uibreiben. Gic
@roBgeibpbrcncn legtcn IN ibrem
geribt nicoer, oaB Ole Goaitrcdimg
ocs @eicbes Die gIr6eit Der Eoli5ci
lit imo Dob ocr D}npor oaS Gber-
6oupt ser StootpoIi8ei uuo Der Sde-
riff Scr Sberiie i'm Golmtu III.
WlaBor 5tran0c lm0 5dcriii 5ulli-
ban biclten cine @erat6lng im0 e.
lieBcn Damn an oie 2aoenbciiBcr etc.
bic obigc @arnitna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

fc5 nit 6ea6iidtiater S6Otling IN oen
2lntlage5nitauo. Gas 9Saar botte ole
Eodter @race Nlari6all in cinem
9iolme i5res 6aules na6e ct. Nd.
daels eingeibloien mO fir Satire
ais @efangene ge6alten. Gos Ntdo.
Meu wurOe pon i6reu 9nfe[ So6n
Saucod ans &ilmington Gel, ent.
oedt, ocr cine glodt III oen SaHc
scr Dlariboas 5u6raHte. @r borte
md6reno ocr gl1dt eigeut6iimlihe
Qaite, imo fonD, ser llriahc nahge-
BEND, 0as Nidodcn i'm Seller oe5
Sauies dlii dis oieies ouf Dem Gro
6o0en berlmtroh uno 9rotfrumen
oiflas. Die &iuoer Siilfs @eiell-
ic6aft puroc beuadrihtigt, imO ers
mirfte oieic cinen Saftbciebl aegen
oas entmenicbte &aar. @racc ipo1
nur 81 @fin0, ais iie aufgefunoen
uno nad Dem @6illips 6oipital in
baltimore gebra6t lpiirOe, no ne
40 &htno 5una6nr sS6r @eiiteS3u.
iiano lit nibt normal gclporoen.
Sormcr 9Dro get0otct.
Ser na6c 0umionoile bei BOD.
billie uo6nenoe 5armer So6n 9.
g0ro muroe BON eincm beoouerliden
llniaa betroffeu bel meldem er Ieiu
2e6en cin6iiBte. Ger 0lann buttc an
ser goDos Station cine 2aoimg
g8ooren geloocn uno befan0 iiH nit
icinem ais feds &fcroet beite9enoen
@eiponn 0lf Dem Seimpege, ipo6ci
er mlf oeln SunopfcrOc ritt. EloB.
lid idclitcn sic G6icrc poreinen i'm
Seloe itcbcn0en Siillen mo gingen
onrdD. gpro tuuroe auf oen 6a6rlpcg
gei0orfcn itH0 fiel gegcn ciuen Steil,
poourH cr einen 5Adoelbrud oaoon.
trug, oem 81 Iofort erlog. Ser gaeaer
Sobr Sebron Scr iid9 im @aaeu be-
fauo, trlg gleiHfals er6eblide Der.
lcBungen ouDor 1os SanOpierp
Itiir5te nieOer imo muroe etipa 300
SUB ueit eeidleiit uno gIei4iaIls
getootet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

! ISolo Der rliiiiiAeu @oli5ei @r iab
/ iid6 inter 5renoen in0 nubte lid ei.
mem Gerb0r ilntcrperfeH, bel weldcm
ibn aiIferlegt nor0, Inn feline Ereue
gegen Die Eartei SIT betpeiIeu nit et-
renI periegelten @efebl nn6 9lnertfa
5ii geben 9as beiBt, er tnuBte lib
perpflidten einen Blon oils3ufiibren,
Der ibm erIt in SEEM Dorf initgateilt
mcr0en iollte. SSbm blie6 feline @o1l,
ccnt ipenn CT lid nid5t bon Dem Ser
codt reinigen fonnte, 10 mar i6m Die
Hiitffe6r in ieiu 8oterlano fir uniner
obgeidnittell 60 ipilligte er oenn
elm ii1 na6 glmerifa 81 bcgeben. Pin
9orO 0es 9anlpierS traf CT 5ufGllig
init einem W1une 5uiammen Der iid)
9roi3on nannte ino frii6er piel in
9lBluno sereilt por, nub oen iibirt-
idlen 9lieoerlaiiingen mo gergipcr.
fen m0 0eridieoeneu rtiiii6eu Std6.
ten tuie man ia9t, lnlter Dem 5d)lB
oes 3aren.~
DSo, iA oetitebe," rief Die 6iirltn,
veln be5ablter SpiolL Der ben Nerrot
Inn id)n0Ocn @elocS willen betreibt.
uC8on3 redjt. Gieier D}enid mlr.
rem fir @olo allies fell mar, fonntc
&etroloipsfi bon OOeiia ber, cr i1leB
iib iMn pdbrcno Ser llebcrfabrt all
ino iie lon0etan 5iliamHen III gfew
Dorf. Sier trennten iie iid5 jeood
itno iaben einonoer nid)t ipieoer.
Ole 6orticsnng Der @eiNibte erFlbr
irb ans Dem gcfenntnis, ons mir ae.
iteru abeno elm llngliidlider abgclegt
bat, pclc6er III Ole S1noe pon 5hur.
fen geraten ipGr, oie ibn als @erf5eilg
5clilbtcn. Iieier Wlonli SoiepD
Burfer lit lein gtdme, mar inS 1uBer.
ite Glcno qcruten. Gbne glr6eit Tarr-
te ibn balo Der N}angel ms 9lngeii6t,
Ell iiiBte g9eib lulo ainoer bungern
icben mo coer 9luSpeg marc i9m
Oeriperrt Inn Oieie Belt fam er 81.
ters in cine EHcufe, mo lln5uirie0eue
mo gScltpcrbencrer oller glrt oerfebrs
ten. Sier moc6te er Sic 8efoltntid)ajt
zines Wlannes, Der fem @ertraueii sn
gewiltnen iuuBte, ibnt nitdb cine @el0-
Iulume uoritredte un0 iDnl Geilnabme
bewies, bis @arter ibu ietnc traurige
@ci9idte er5dqlte. (Gorii IolGtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
GdJifFsuadJridJteH.

Ser italicuiibn 1onpicr pGlio"
Scr geitcrn bon Gibraltar bier an.
fam miro, nodOem er ieinc 2ooung
geIoi6t bat, no9 g9ilmiugton Gel,
fabren, ipo CT nit NAnition fir Oic
italieniide 9lrnee beiraatet merOcu
miro.
Seine @eroniigungsinbrt crlebte
Scr glrobcr Scbut Wiobommc0, Der
iib in Dram an 0cr airitanilden
&iiite an gorO 0es engliiden 0am-
piers .Strot6neB" geidIiden bate,
Inn nod 9(merifa 81 gelongen. 9lo6-
Dem CT ent0cdt iporocu mar, mlBtc
CT gcgen Icincn 8illen I'M &o6len-
roim i6per ar6eiten. 9lls ser Cam.
pier IN Oen 6iciigen Sofcn einliet
bate ein N}aun Scr 9eiabiing bic
9latterntranfbcit, mes6alb Die gan5e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
(40 ayortieeuna.l

oNei MISUNDERSTANDING bdttc
VIZ oas Nilo bes ermorocten sSafoh
IratlE aeieDeH ltn0 ans Ieiiier QlebH-
liAfeit nitt oem mir befrelHoetcn
elias &or0 Ben 5hllB ge5o9err, oah
cS oer rcitbe iiH0 6cH Spbeimbino
feinol:6a elias 2orb iei, ipeldeHl
feline ggi0erlndler nad 0em 2eben
tradtcten Bur felben 8cit erhIbr id3,
es icien W1arner BON europa beriiber.
Qctommen ste, init groBer GollmuAt
nitsgeriiitct. lid] an Die SpiBe Der 8e.
lDegltng itcllen iolltcn pelbe oenllm'
liira Der bcitcbenocn 0romng Der
Giuge eritre6te S6r gefdDrlihes
2reibgn 8u bereitelt botte idl mir TO-
Fort 3itr g(iifgabe geitellt@
Rlul 6eri6tete Drerel raid Don iei.
nrm 8uiainiuentreffen init Srditlein
go Groir III glios 2orbs 0aiiie, 6eren
g3efainflhaft @la0eline BoDne ino
sgroil glolltoH Bel Der lteberIabrt uaCb
glcw 2lorf genladlt batteu; bon Den
NaIlndiereil bic chamber an 8or0 oes
@djilies dls 6renoe porgeiiellt iurr-
oeH uno bod gleid naAoen iic gclat.
bet iporar, DertrGiilid III ga Groirs
Gaule 5iiantiue1 pertebrtan, DnH 0cr
MISUNDERSTANDING III iuelder
al alle oieIe Widnner. 9a &r0ir, Rlr
fis @rasbaip iino 9lene @aDorin bet-
ianireu gele6el, ioiDie roH Der ir5red.
liben @DnaWiterploiion ini 2oroicbeu
@auie 8MleBt fam ~ aii1 mif oeH
llUitan0 3u ipredeH, 0aB, ipie er cnt-
0cdt babe, nint nr Der 5pion tDel-
Gber Gltas 2or0s SaHS bepadt battle
nnD Den er init @rasbap ii 8erbaHbs
Iing aeieber ionoern aiidl Der 5o5ia.
lift 9iene Saborin in 8eriebr init Der
Eiiritin Grloff itanoet
..5ie batten mid oanals eerdbe
bcdiiftroot. nod SDrem DerihUuloe-
nrn sgreiuoe 8u iHdeu D2doane,"
iihr @refel fort oiub uatiirlid lpllrs
De nein 9lrgioobl aegel Gle rege SD
ipuBte. 0dB ieue Wlanner bic 6ilbrer
bcr 9aebolltlonSpnrteI Ed ieicn ino
piinjdse 3it ergriinoep ipeidle Gtel
lung 0ie BlirltiN Drlofi ibncn 0egell.
Abcr elnRabH &a8u ilanQen muir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

@ug6 i'm @oli5eieeriht Ocs mittleren
0iitriftes einem GeteftiO aus @oib-
ington iibergeben, iuo er iid Degen
0iebita6ls oerantrporten ioa.
&ug6 mar an Ser Sorriion- mo
9altimorcsStraBe perboitct poroen,
w16rcnO er Dor eiuer groBcn 3u-
ibolIcrIdloar Oemonitrirtc, wie man
Gra6tuagcl follt unO eiicrne Spei-
den our66ciBt. 3ie 6ciocn @ebcim-
bcamtcn Ounn uno Senfins, oie iib
cbcnfoQS inter oen 3uihauern BE-
fonoen, botten III @nob einen 0lann
erfonnt. ser bon Oen @oi5ingtoncr
@cb0roen gciuIt mur0e.
Gen @crid ten iibcrmie-
fen.
@iaiam s.. @isoom bon GER. 724,
glisQuitb- StraBe, Scr ppu 5pci nod
nibt IA Sabre altcn NPdOAen cincs
Idmeren @erge6enS aneeibulOigt
woroen ipar, puroe eeiteru 0lorgen
BON 9li6ter Slit in Der norooitli6en
@oli5eiitation o6ne 3nlaiiung bon
9iirgiboit oen @eri6tsOeriobrcn
iiberiuicien.
Sic frcmOe SanO.
@3it $25 umO Soften ipuroe geitern
sSoIep6 @leinsfo BON Baltimore.
Gountp bon 9lidter @ere9t in Der
oitliden @oIi5eiitotion beitrait, lpeil
CT Iid ongeblib lmanitdnOig benoms
men bate. Der 9eitraftc purOc bon
&oli3iIt &bilips ner6aftet, nadoem CT
lcine Sano in oic Salde Ieincs 9e-
gleitcrs geitcdt bate. N}einsfD CAB
5u ieiner @ntiAulOi9ung ali, Dab CT
,,einiee~ getrllnfen 1ottc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

@onui6aft. ciniblicBIit6 Dem 9lo-
bummeonner, nod ocr Gnarantdnc-
Station ge6radt puroe. Se6ut DO
bommcO miro, nadoen er aus Dem
Soipitol cntlaiien weroen fam, nah
Dem @cfdngniB gcionOt uuO bort 10
longe icItge6altcn mcrOen bis Der
Ganpier, nuf Dem er gefommen Wie'
Der a6f1brt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
qufal6eridIte nns gsallinatpn.
q eafe6tfilnfmnI anf ieinl

" W eB Z nm NAL an elile
6ran
,Sn ciuen @iieriudtsanioQ idoB
Scr 40 Sabre alte Soiepb Glarf flint
augeln ami feline Satin GQo @lart,
Ste liA III oem Soaule elmer 5rclnoin
8rau eaa Glarfin 9lr. 702, @iios
6airiagitraBe, 6eiauo. Glarf lebt
BON ciucr Srau ieit orei Sa5ren ge-
trcunt 1attc abcr iii Grfa1rlng gc-
bradlt oaB oieIel6e 0es Geitcren6rait
@larfin 6eiudc gs gelang oen
Nlaane audl, ieiuc @attm Ill ocm
Sauie 3li trcffeu gGic0er6olt Sat cr,
0aB cine Gie0erDerciniglng 5li1tan.
oe fominen moga, ood hlu9 bic
6rni oicies rino o6 o@ut,~ iaate
@larf yoanu pcroe id glQcS en0cu. 2
Qlit oieien g2orten 500 er einen 3S.
Galiber sleoolDer inio feuerte flint
5hiiiie altf feline Satin a6. 8pei
Nugcln oraagen in ben llnterlei6. ei.
tic augel ourd6o6rte oen &6rper
pnlliidnoia. mG6reno bic auoeren 6ei-
0en &uaeln ste beioen @dnoe ber-
lebtau Glart flihtete nad boll-
bradter S6ot, muroe a6er I'M Souie
ieiucr 92utter al Scr 5ronfliuitraBe
ent0edt mo per6aftet 6ral Glorf
iuur0e eilenos nod ocm 9lleran0rias
SoIptal 9e6radt moiel6it sic 9Ier5ie
wcuig 6pffung 1a6en, 0ie 6rait am
Sehen er1alteit 3u f6nnar
@tiir5te pom Gnhc,
@eim qlusfii6ren bon alcmpner.
glrbeiteu diff Dem IaHc oes 5iueiitos
digeu pauics 92r Ai5, @bepbcroitry
yl gg itiir5te Ser iS Sabre alto Go-
ipar0 TonalDion bon 9lr. 1888, III
5traBa, 92s9, auf oie 5traBe uno
soq Iidj beoenflihe @erIeBungen am
Miiden 3u, Sic feline lleberiii6ruug
nad6 Dem @arfielo Sopitul notbpeut
oig madtcn
SdoB oitf Gtnbreder
Gin Gin6rcber ser IN sic @ob
nng oes @loiors S. 9. GlD BON ser
gnnoes glrmee, sir 8eit III Mcrifo,
III ocn gntario Gcportenallts elm.
oriuaen ipoQtc, muroe BON Dem COB.
lie iiberroidt meIder auf Sen Bur
iAeu feilerte. Ger SfuB eriuedte sic
ibrigen Ginmobuer oes Souies, Ood
aeluug es Dem @eieaerL Ieine 8Iudt
5n beDertiteligcn o6ue irgeno ipel-
be @elte genlabt 5u baben
Garun0 @a8en colli0i-
rem
Gin @aagon 0er StraBenha6n.@e-
icllidoft colIioirte dn per i6. ino S..
@traBc NIT einem pon 4aul 0io6in.
ipn gelenttcn @eipaaH nobel oergSa.
0eu un0 0as 9Sfer0 ocs 9lobinion Del
im60igt iDiroen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18
Nciraths .Qirenaen.

Sobn s. Carer, 3S, bon Nliltou,
Gel, im0 5ranccs q. @aolc, 3S, bon
&otomac, go.
@eorge 9. G6onep, 43, uno glnnie
8 Morrop, 46 (oeidieoen).
2ouis 6elo, 81, unO 9Imie Smith,
is.
9la1mono 9. Saslilp, 81, imo Cue
lpn Guliion 10.
@Rartin 9eplinger, 81, imO Garo.
lima @roB, %.
SSoiepb SIi0c, %, bon 86ilaoel-
pbia, @n., uno Soiepbine 9liiie, 81,
BON &biIaOeIpbia, ga.
Soiep6 s. 9latbeI, Al (oeidieoen),
un0 Margaret g(. Gioo, Al (gittipe).
@1urra1 Roberts, "a, imo 2eua
2ebibfg, 2i.
atrt6ur s. Spetbt "a, un0 Moio
@l glmoB, 2i, 9eioc bon @owaro-
Gountp. N1O.
SSnrrp y. 5purricr, 2l. nno Marp
81. @patt IS.
9oulel s. g9cit 2i, um0 Qlpba
6. gllen %.
@alter sB. @inemiller, %, un0
abooa q. 9libc, 20, BON llpperco,
N2O.
Mbunncmrt, bic ben ,Dmtidleu GurreDun.
bgnten" nlat pRHfilim pDer Mnrcaelmdbig cr.
haIttn 1h aeueten. hef Office hnOnn peK 4elA
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slns ben 9sulisciacridtcn.

@igentbiimIi6c SiebesbScuelmg.
GcrpriigeItc ieine 6rnn. - Gie
Stiefto6ter IicB oen 0lann Oer-
boftcn. @ier Wlonate 9(r6eits
6aus 0as Reiultot. Gin on.
oercr Gro6ian. SodinS gcgen
9urgi1diit cntloncn. 9lnoere
8dae.
Cine b6ic 5uppc bate iib Sobn
4. grown cingcbrodt, scr eS ais
ielbitperit1n0li9 betrahtctc. itreng
no1 oem gi6eIiprub 5ii lcben n&cr
icue 5rau lieb bat, 3iidtigt iie" cs
abor ais mperitdnOli9 fano, OaB
icine SticftoHter @pu @ieganO pon
oieier 9lrt 2iebe nidjtS miiicn woatc.
9rnmn 1attc leine Srml picoer Gin.
NAL ge5ii1ti9t, im0 miidtc iib Sri.
g9iegan0 Gin. Sect man0te iic9
9ropn 9egen feline Stieitohter, Die
abcr cinen @oli5iitcn berbeiriei lmO
Den @robian perboften lieB. Gor
9Rid]ter &anft i'm iiiolidcn &oli5eiee-
ridt CAB 9ropn 81, Dab er 6ereits 81.
ters bciraft mar uno i6on 5tuei Nlo.
nate i'm glrbeitsbaus uerbradt bate.
lin oie feds Nlonate bon 5u MAIDEN,
perlrtbeilte i'm Der 9li1tcr 81 bier
N9onaten glrbeitsbaus. @ropn mad.
tc Elm Ic6r Oumues @eiibt, oIs cr Oas
llrtbcil b0rte.
Gin 5mcitcr 6ronen-
priiglcr.
SSobn Mogru0cr botte iid6 Dor 3idls
ter 9onit III Der iiiOlidcn Yoli5ei.
Station cbeniaas uutcr ocr 9lnihul'
oi9uug ieinc 5rau offers oerbIdut 81
6abcm 5u peranttporten. Die 5rau
iagtc ans, ooB iie pieoerbolt BON il.
rem Mann geicblagcn worocn iei. uno
Ct oiiM geOro6t babcit iol, rot6en
@ieffer in ibre 9(ugen 81 5treuen unO
Die Sanilie um3ubringen, menn lie
i6n ber6oftcn laiie. Ri6ter 9ianit
lieB nod cinmal 0lilOe palten uno
oeroonnerte oen 5artliden @attcn 3lt
cincr @cloitroie uon $40 ncbit SEQ
item.
Ger llutcridJlogung an-
geflogt.
SIN @oli5eigeridt 0es mittlercn
0iItriftcs mur0c geitern 9taduittug
our6 @}agiitrat @adoro Ser 45 Sab
re altc Charles @. SSodins, General.
@eiddftSfii6rer Der Some 9lmuie.
ment Gompanp" in Sp1rrowS-@oint,
mtf Sic 9(nfloge. BON oen 6onos &c.
uannter @eIeIlI9oit $1,000 lmter.
i6lagen 5u boben Dem @criHt 5ur
9l6urtbcilung iiberpicien. Der 9ln.
9eflngte lit inter giireidaft bis 5inn
Gage ocs Bro5eiics aui freien SUB
eeieBt iuoroen.
sSudins war I'M Sauic ieiner
Sdmeitcr an @pei6am.9lbe., @ooans,
ourd Yoli3iitcn ocs nittleren 81.
itrifts per6oftet mor0cn.
rnbtndqel &aiter.
Glir9 @lagiitrat 9Sadar0 ipurOe
eeitern Der so Sabre oIte gluorep
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Ulun ,FIa6ns ben 1gaItimoTs GorrsiSOuOsnt"

trcppc ongebraHt, ga cr INNER be-
fiirbtctc, oaB CT eines idoncn Cages
iiberfolcu uno bermlbt perOen
miiroe.
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bon 9}liben, uno ollr,b mcine SonO /
fonnen Sie ibnen nihf iHaOen, t6err
Surit"
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&llgc sSrauen
HaItsn iuimer cine GIdfas Or. 91id,ter'0
p Ain E:K PE:L.L Err

w puUIt. VIU NlUttININe9 VI1fcibtnttfeI Del nUtW
rpenmahiden Sdmer1en. Gridltaneeu
@erllauaunaen H. fus
g2ur edit NIT Der 2lnfer @d,ismarFe.
25c. mlo SOC. ~ atpos9slsn uHo blreIt bon
q. ga. 5atalter & GO.
$3.50 gSaibinatOn Gsrert, 9asta 0prI
(ylob2.1&G-) (1D
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glbDnnrnten, Dte 0cn nGcntfdjcn Gurres
ipUurenieH@ nidt panftiidl DOer mnreaels
mdftg erbalten, iino nebcteu, 5cr Office
bauDn per Selcpbun ubrr idlrtftIidl gsit.
theilnnu an MAIDEN.
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Gin @oagon Set GiraBenbabn.@e.
icaidoft coai0irte an Der 16, imo s..
@traBc init einem pon 9Saul 0io6in.
ipn gelenttcn @eipaaa nobel oergaa.
0cu nnO Bag 4fero oes 9lobinion 6e-
lM60iat l0nr0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-18

Mbunncmrt, bic ben ,,Dmtideu Gprrepun.
bgnten" nlat phHfilim pber Murcaelmabig cr.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-18
BIG BODIES Of
TROOPS MOVING
ON CITY TODAY

Movement of troops from Schofield
Barracks to Honolulu began today,
and tomorrow night the 1st Infantry.
25th Infantry and 1st Field Artillery
will be encamped at Fort Shafter,
where they will remain through Car
nival week. The 4th Cavalry, mount
ed, is to march to Honolulu, and will
reach here tomorrow. The organiza-
ton will camp at the naval station.
The 1st Infantry, which will come
in on the Oahu railroad, will make
camp at Fort Shafter tonight. To-
morrow the 25th Infantry will come in
by rail. Part of the 1st Field Artil-
lery started from Schofleld today,
mounted and bringing field pieces
with them, Medical officers and hos
pital corps detachments accompany
each regiment.
Brigadier-general Frederick H.
Strong. post commander and com.
mander of the 1st Hawaiian Brigade,
will ride at the head of his command
with his staff in the parade February
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With the 1st Infantry will come the
fife and drum corps. The other organ
izations will also be accompanied by
the musical organizations attached to
them. :t.#
Responsibility for the preservation
of order has been placed by the de-
partment commander on regimental
and cantonment commanders, and
Brigadier-general Strong has ordered
regimental commanders to maintain at
all times, day and night, sufficient
patrol in the city. with orders to check
promptly any disorder or mseemly
behavior Orders have also been is
sued that great care must be exer-
cised that no men leave camps unless
they are neatly and properly dressed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-18
KOREAN DESPERADO'S =.
SHARE IN MURDER UP
BEFORE GRAND JURY

The case OF Yee Yo Keuk, Korean
bad man who now is serving a prison
sentence for first degree robbery, was
to be presented to the territorial
grand jury this afternoon in an en-
deavor by the city and county attor-
ney's office to secure an indictment
charging him with first degree murder.
According to the city attorneys Of
fee, sufficient evidence was to be pre-
sented to the grand jury to charge the
Korean with having shot and killed
Chez Wong Yer. another Korean, who
was found dead IN a tenement house
on the morning Of December 9, short
ly after Yee Yo Keuk was captured.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-18
VOTE ONLARGER
ARMY TUESDAY AT
PATRIOTIC meet
Resolution ifdorsing Standing
Force of 800, 1000 Will Be
Proposed at Opera House
LOCAL SOCIETY S. A. R.
WANTS PEOPLE TO VOTE
Chapter Has Already Adopted
Strong Recommendation
to Send to Congress

Vice-President Thomas r. Marshall as
plan for a standing army of 100000
men will be asked at the patriotic ex'
ercises which are to be held at IL
o'clock next Tuesday morning at the
Opera house, Immediately after the
Washington's birthday review of the
troops and the floral parade.
At these exercises a set of resolu-
tions will be put before the gathering
and vote taken, the resolutions and
the result of the vote to be sent to
Honolulu's formal Endorsement of a
president of the United States senate,
to Champ Clark, speaker of the house
CT representatives, and to Delegate
Kalanianaole. #.s> @r
Tuesdays set of resolutions will oe
put forward by the Hawaiian Society,
Sons of the American Revolution, and
will be based on resolutions adoptet
by the board of managers of the soci.
ETY. on January 27 Of this year.
The resolutions will point out that
international comfy Is endangered
by "the intense nationalism that has
grown up without corresponding con-
sideration for the rights and feelings
of other nations and peoples"
Lack Of War Equipment.
Present insdfficiency of training,
discipline, war supplies and equipment
in the United States viii be pointed
out and one clause will read:
Whereas. an army of 100000 men,
as now desired, would be a mere .baga-
telle in a4nation of 100000. 900 people.
being only three-tenths of per cent
of the total population: which fact.
together with the fact that the army.
is and will ever be controlled BY q
civilian president and civilian cabinet
secretaries, ir a country In which the
principle OF representative govern
ment has reached its greatest exempli-
fication in the worlds history, effec.
tually disposes of the fear that this
country will ever be saddled with the
curse OF rnilitarism permeating its in.
Americas present immense material
wealth and present military helpless.
ness makes her an inviting field for
conquest, the resolutions will point
out. and will urge that the United
States may have to fight to maintain
its advanced standing on the high
principles for the peaceful freedom of
all humanity. and must therefore be
prepared for any crisis
that may arise.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-18
BODY OF SOLDIER
FOUND FLOATING
AT WAHIAWA Dam
Authorities Suspect That Pvt.
Frank Johnson of 25th May
Have Been Murdered

Floating in the water above Wafli-
ava dam, two soldiers from the Fort
Castner yesterday afternoon found the
body Of Pvt. Frank jackson, Company
G, 25th Infantry.
making an investigation, found no
marks of violence on the body, which
was fully dressed in the uniform, but
suspicion exists that jackson may
have been thrown In the water and
drowned. Plemer will hold a coroner's
inquest sometime next week.
Maj. Horace ID. Bloombergh, Medical
Corps. made an examination of the
body and decided that jackson was
probably drowned at least five days
ago.
Jackson has been absent from post
since February 8, and was last seen
Saturday, February II. For the last
three pay days. his comrades say. he
has been coming to Honolulu and
drinking heavily and one theory is
that he had been drinking and fell in
the water while on his way back to
post
Following closely after the murder
OF Pvt. Jesse Ector. 10Th Infantry, who
was murdered at the top of Kole Kole
pass, the finding of Jacksons body,
even with no evidence OF foul play.
will bring close investigation. Ec-
tors death is still shrouded in mys-
terry, put Sheriff Plemer and Homo
lulu detectives, as well as army off,
GERS, are still trying to find a clue to
his murderers. .# .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-18
WILDER RECALLING
FOR GRAND JURY
TO OPROBE CHARGE
In Formal Letter to Judge Ash.
ford, Asks That Filipino
Issue Be Investigated

In formal communication today to
Circuit Judge Ashford, Attorney A. a,
Wilder requests that Judge Ashford
bring before the territorial grand jury
what he declares Is violation of the
law In the feeding of Filipino members
OF the National Guard at public ex'
pense. s... :...."..* r.
This is the latest step in the issue
raised a few days ago by Attorney
Wilder. when he declared that Filipi'
nos cannot legally enlist in the Ma,
tional Guard Of Hawaii and that TO
feed them from the immigration
boards funds is both Illegal and un-
necessary.
The Star-Bulletin asked Judge Ash.
ford shortly before noon If he would
bring the letter to the attention of
the grand jury today. II am not able
to say definitely whether shall or
shall not" the Judge, replied. Il am
engaged in trial which may prevent
my being able to meet With the grand
jury, and Furthermore. have not had
time to read Mr.. Wilder's letter. Be-
fore deciding whether or not to pre-
sent it should take time to read it
and digest its contents" III.
In his letter Mr.. Wilder repeats,
citing the territorial laws, the charges
of illegality he has already made.
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