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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

goc bel 0cn gcrotbgcn ber Die Abmcgn 0cs 9amertcs Sd
bauer Dopcbg Sortc 9etomncn Ucuct Die 9nbcomg
anocrs agcocn ocnn oc bepesogc erno Oe DER Stbaer
m NcrgroBcrng 8annls IN oc Maglba e9e I'M Stanoe
ur0e d pQeid ronoireOe SoOwirt6ia ndt
oahoe 6a6en IS miro d ni eCbH acn au Oieic gcrbonc
ipoter cingcbcno 5rid5ttommcn
@e gel Die @erb0lnic Dab nod Ourd.
m0qid it, }cgm0Bcs ou Sabre bnous 9eOi
GuC0ung 5tuatsnin 0c 0rHg10e or0crng uigct
pcr0e alien Arbtcn elmer 6Brcgumg elmer &oairig elmer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n alcn pic bsbcr Den MalcboiSt
gcir Sd6o rcno it, ionc Oanen bolucrtbg aud on
Sdi6ocr 6eoer nit ba5Bcbe ocn Oann miro cmaS
ni5cidn 9nor0crungen cntiprcdcoc ecbcn
Ocrg Der d Die gcBge6eon &orpcrlbon dcrld nh ccben
mcroc bnt aud n ucdgeb1u0 ctpa Gin &onfenos obne
9cutcr in 0cem Sale Den @r5t ppcrbe nit 6crQn55ebc mo
gocrbau gcdiolS sur 9coneung mcOe 8rO bod don
Snbd oi Die pctac1noe gennng miegcnOm @e
IGnS bel alien uocrbafe arbeic ole SonOpr6dait grno
bort nit polc 9edt Ninois cbeno no6ucOig 1T aut,
Dab Die 5abrcidn dbafnbcn 6rogn ouob ben &roe mie
bc a uno bcm 9ctrb Sc niO Saden ndt &acrboi
Sngecurc onoer BON berrenen 5odn BON Sdbaer bcbon-
oelt uer0en.
aroBcn 9ugabcn io0hcn SSocriac nit i6rcn epon-
ten Sb0ecn gtor0n g Die @ccgn1et gbc 0as obe ans
geu6r @rp oui Der @uuoogc Gdu1rmg 81 bringnl
Yc5igb Der D0nOr gilt Solgen0s Sur 3t n0 ais uterodn
9uBono Der icd Ueruabroten io.Din0ug 9mo
guaoric ngor Ocerrc 9aDn girttenbcro Oic
aio io9nomg udt biar genod miro 6eoet 9nBauO 9nd
nicn ogcgH bebcrrid Die egntdc 0onaiog bis lurn5ern
0Cier Strcic Dcrfebren cgcdie cent c0cr
geie begrioct cpoiaen @cirodtmge b Die @ul9 Der 90
W @brsooer oer Gcntrom0dte tets Sono NIT m
n1ncn gcbe Der gcumnte &r 6er 0os Sdpar5e Mcer
@erc Dem 8nuous &lcnoin 0iritc opei ad europa
it, pailrct alio u6 r1ndes @eet ge6c.
icbl nit Der mnbme 0ab ntIu ntorbten miro id oa
bonot Ole Nonauitobu AM groBc Sub 81 brngen @cr in
ibrem noui peraa 0ic Conan weng Nrbet O @aeie lit mt
mccn arober Ge ole tc ebr 6c0eeno Die Stronne
aud in aricgs5ci aedct en gns Die rc Sduur5e
Weer 6ote imddodl MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

ld,ic6cn mG6rcno icin S6lafItiben'
fonlcroo, Gin cmfodcr Eii6lcr, 6u
Shrci6or6eitcn permenOct muroe.
Wlon iicbt, Dab Die 9cborOcn olleS
t6un, I'M Die &rGItc, Die 6ronfreidJ
aur Scrfiiaune itcbcn, unf Die mog,
Ii6It idle6tcite uno itniinniolte Slrt
ali per6roudcn. Qie Eii6ler ber-
ridtcn boberc 9ureouorbcitct ole
SSntcllcfhcllcn idubcrn Sbmeinf
fiiBe unO oic @erwoltlug iinoet az
les idon uno in better Srounng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
Srrnnecn nnO @irrnusen Der fran
5GiideH @lilitGrOeruultnns.

0ic 6ron5olcn fallen aus einer
llc6crtreibune in Oie auoere. Ga
man i'm ircicn @naien bolO nnh
aricqsausbru6 erfennen muBte, OoB
ii6 ole pielgeriibmte 6rcibcit prof-
tiib ais Elm ois5iplinloies mo iiir
ocu &ricas5iued bobit unuortbcilbai-. I.
tes Cur1einonoer cripies, begonn
man 5ucrIt ipciOli9 ouf Oic rIG9er.
Ii1c" ociltibe Organization 5u idim-
pien. bis man idlicBli1 Ocn @egucr
gum Nfultcr ncbmen imo 9lIles Der,
iudcn muBte, es i6m in Der Oronung
lmO Greiiii6erbcit scr mi6tigcn0lnB.
nobmen glci15itbul glbcr ou6 bier
idlug mani oanc6cn inocm mon
i1mnltlide @cruolhmgsgpeige nit
elmer iolden 6hitb BON Gceeln, ga.
picrcn, 9ofrmcntelt @croromlngen,
3u6cQcn, Statiitifen uim. iiber.
idmemmtc, OaB Die perniinitigite rno
0rinaenolte glrbcit wciigitens 5lm
86cil unlter Dem @uit eines miBOer-
Itanoenen 9urcalfrotiSmus erltidte.
GieIc 3uit1noe, Die ii6 oni6einenO
inuner mcbr peridlimncrn, ltatt Def.
Ter 81 meroen, le9t Der aus beereii-
li6en @riinoen bel Der iron5oiii6en
Geniur ni9t Iebr beliebte Yampbletiit
oes SSonrnol, Sean @ebcr, Sae fir
Gag an ocr Son0 oofimentoriib cr-
miciencr 3botiodcn oar. Der neieite
9ormurf Gilt Oeu Sdncdcngong Der
W}iniitcriulcrlGiic mo Der 9efcblc Der
0tilitdroerpaltung, oie i6ren mn
itdn0lidcn @cg 10 longiom 5uriidlc-
gen, DAB oic 9cantcn Der @crpol-
tilng m6 bic Oiii5icre taeclang,
mon6mol modcnlong, no6 3ernus.
eobe ocr 9efointnaflmgen nod
ni6t oarii6er ouigefl1rt limo, peldc
Stcllung iie Den neuen @oridriiten
ecgeniiber cin5lnebmen ipelHc neueu
Yflihten iie 81 eriiiqen baben.
Der groBte SfonOol 6ctriift ougen.
blidli6 oie @erpenOung Der @orni-
ionOienti16ieen, Die nit elmer eero-
oc5u bewlnoernsmiirOigen &eeelmd.
Bigfeit an oen ioli9en @oiten eeiieat
weroen: Sin Wlanu bon 40 sSabren,"
er5dblt @eber, nihpa6 uno bintcno,
einitiger fran5oiiider 9ice.Gonilll,
DER iiinf Spraden, oorunter OelIti6
lmO @neliid, uor5iieIib beberricbt,
miro ais @ornilonoienitpilihtiger
our9 orin9enOen gcfe6l nod einem
300 ailomcter bonn Centrum Sranf.
reids gelegenen Ort 6eruien. Tort
iibergiebt man ibn einem Wlilitdr'
ldla9t5ouic, no CT Eag fiir Eog
S9peineiiiBc a65ubdlltcn mo 81 rel.
lrigcn bat. Seine 9oaegcn in Oieier
Sei6dftiglmg limo ell preiseefronter
3eidner uno Elm beroorragenoer Nic-
hanifer Der @orite6er Der glbt9ei'
lung oes Shlaht6auIes lit in ieinem
GioilberlIie teHniider @eonter elmer
SdiifabrtSeeIeaidoit.
glIS ser iimi SpraGen be6err'
l9cnoc gi5e. Goniul Der 5ron8oiiiden
&cpubIif iooiel SHmeiueflBe obee.
goutet 9otte, ooB er gum Spe6ioliiten
IN oieiem Sad eeporoen mar. ipur.
oc cr notiirIib Oericst. er puroc
oo5u comnionOirt 9oblcnpoecn 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
Der pspion" Oon 5rieIad.

9his Berlin miro aeidriebcu: go.
irioiiidcr lleberciier BOT oa mo bort
SO iimloicn @ei6iloieungen &c.
iiibrt Gold Elm Sail BOT iid and in
Srieioa III oer 4rouiu5 9ronOeuburG
suaciraoen Zer 3s.idbriee Gipilin.
acnicnr @oltcr aruuic 5o6u 0es IN
Berlin ie0r augcie6rneH gud0rrdc.
rpitciibers araide, ocnl sic gtationaI.
5ciiing mO Ger alooocrooatid &C.
60ricu, bate our6 ieiuc 5rau @ejie.
6unaen nad GuBlouo, beiouoers
nod @oridou. Gaourd geriet6 cr
I'd 8rieiod obne ieoe Sdulo in oeu
9er0adlt oer 5pionogc. Sin anlli.
mann Der Dor bier So6ren an SIR,
einc 4opprolle gm @erienoen bon
sdncn pcrfouit batte, iiiblte iid sc.
smunaen icine oanaliec @obrneb.
mmg 5ur 9citorflma oeS Geroodlts
acgen ar 5ur 9n5eige 81 bringen.
edlieBlid mliBte. oa Die Iroblngen
negcn oen oSpion" iiberbono nab.
men. onS 9anorot6somt in Gat6e
nom auaeruieu neroen 9r wiroe
fur3e 8cit IN Sdusboit geuommen.
2anorai6 bon 9reOom iiibrtc perion.
lid ste erniitclungen uuo tonntc
iid) onrc6 cine 9luslunit 0cs Staots
icfrctars Tr. Golf iiber ole @erion
lidlfcit 0eS ar. bon ocr llnbnltborieit
oer Geriidlte i6cr5cliaeit ar puroe
ans scr 9hnb6aft cntlaiien Ger
Gcr0odi cr6ielt ih IN 6rieiad a6er
i0citcr. luo ciuige @erionIidtciten
0ormicr ser Stootrat6 Nlor glue lie.
Bcn cs iidl nidt nc6mcny 0oB nit SER
ehpos binii6tliA iciner ruiiiideu
Nclebunacn nint itinmc glue olt
Bcrte oieie 0leimng gegcnii6er Dem
@tobsar5t 1r. s.. mo iprod aid
III elmer enaercn Giihriinoc nah Ell.
ncnl @obltbdtigteitS Gou3ert i'm
9luent 1915 uber ieiue @eroadtS
ariin0e. ser SOC Den Sia0tratb &c.
fiAilih }ur @erantloorhtug. IS pnr.
Sc ogor 6iicntlide 9Inflaae cr6obeu
pm 8. Snnuar 8 s. bat oos 9iat6e.
nolpcr 1hoiieugerint ben glngcflae
ten irciaciprohen Nldn belt i6H
gaohrnebmna bcrehtiatcr Siitrreien
suQile. Oo i6ni nod nid5t betonnt &c
mor0cn oaB ieiue @ernntbmngen
cuilrditei cicu. &eeen Die 5reiipre.
Dunn lcaic ar ais 4ebcntIaeer Dor
ser Rots0oner 5troifammer 9erit
iuna cnl yiaM cinoebeuoer Ger6ono'
lina uno 3eugcnperuebniung pertiin'
octc scr @oriiber cs icien cine 0lenac
udt mpcislih wa6rer Sbatinhen
bcbonptet iporoen troboem babe oas
@cridt nidt 5nr lleber3enging pon
Der Straibarfeit Ocs sngetla9ten
fonnnen fonncn neil ion Der Fard'
Qrap6 1913 idiiBc. Oeun er bobe sue
nddit ooS i6m 9ctanute sur slu5eIae
ae6radt uuo naAber nidts mehr
iibcr SEN 9lusaoug ser Sode aebort
% 0aB i6m einc 9e9ouptng pioer
bpiicfcs @ineu ooer Die acnntnlB
Ser lluridtigfeii ser bebouptete1
16oiahen uiht sum &orpnrI ae.
luaAt lpeocu foune
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03

mir ans i'm fsrnsn Often cine 6eiinai
|griinbsn, Oh Id Dir babsim IN
DeutI9ian0 bas 6auB baus ID
|peib es ni6t. 61It Dn piriIi6 Den
Wui, auf cine 10 uni4ere 3usunfl
BIN mir Dsin Mort su gsbenT
UrdnSs fab i'm nit einsm Bid
bingsbsnber 2iebt an, nit elmer DE-
tGrbs riidboItloIsn Bertrauens legts
fe ibre 6ano in Die feline.
.Sb i'm fernsn Often - Oh In Der
alien 6eimdt = mir gift eB eIstdj
- Oa mo 8u biIt, bin td gu 9dus.'
80 - Du - mvin aiebItss gu
-, fliiFsrte ct uno fab lie LANCE in
tieFer Ribrung an.
Sn fsinefn SHnsrn eelobte sr iit
nit sinsm bsiIissn Gtb, ibr bel,
worte nis gu Dersefen, ibr Stsas mil
2reus 5u Der9elten.
vDn ipirft mir ihreibsn, 5rdn3e,
nift pabrs Oft i1rsibsn. 9laH
pirb nns In Snpan niGt aIlSu itrsug
9altsn, boffe i9, urs ben idriftIiHen
@ertsbr nit unfersn 2isben ni9t Derr
Lieten".
,S1, arofft = ieosn Sag font
On bon mir b0ren, fOpsit es in mel.
her Ma9t itsbt"
S9pere S9ritts nabten Ii9 benz
8immer, Elm SGbeI i9leifts tIirrsnO
iber Die 6lieBen bes @dnses. &rafft
|i9rat 5uidmrnen.
.Ste tommen mid boItn, SrGn3t
= nod raid stnen aub = Ieb
pobl!"
Ct riB fs an It9 unb tiiBte is
Nib auf @ugsn, Muno unb Mnn'
gen.
.llno Daa4 frogts er bang. .@as
miro aus Oir2@
sic fab Jpn an, ernIt unb eefobt,
nit Itiasn, trdnenIOien gussu.
sd bleibe bier - unb barre Der
3eit. - SD parte - auf Did,
@nbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03

3pisbellaft @iirnt, @6siisl Oosr
GdlGftn einrttbt.
BarBsn IaIitn Td %bsrtreibsn, IN
btm mon lie eiuigs Nd9is binourd
nit 3piebefaIisW atts uHb quito,
psrda bsIsgi. guf bic elsidg Meilt
lulisu F6 aud ldmsrSbafts asiSsIis
bsilsn. Aua cine sebratene 8ipisbel,
Marin aufssIsst brinsi @sT6niirs
RAID our Rsifs. 8pisbelIoft ipiro
NIT @rfolg bel 6aarausfalI angspens
bet; fable Stsllen oss aopTes oamit
sineeritben, bsrI4pinben bislfa6 ME.
Der. Wlit GIiis bermiidt unb I'm
S%onnenbabe duF Rdrben trOdnsn ges
Ioifeh, madt 3pisbsIloft bieIe alIs
mabIid tleinsr unb bIeift ibrs buEfls
5drbuns, 70 rob iis nidt mebr uufs
fallen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03

@eodmpfte 5abnsr nit
@6omptgn nj aaee. 3pst gut
gereintsts iunse 9ihnsr iperOen in
etfpas 8ribe Tim Rptfaa @aITtr)
nebft Sped uno Standardization,
8ur5eltpert, einigen tteinen 3niebeIn,
@al3, Pfeffert0rnern unO etipas 3is
t%ronenfaft Iangfam ipeid geOdmpft.
SnOefen pubt man / pfunD gbnms
pignOns, idneiOet ie in Slide, oiirs
ftet fie in ettpas Butter, Itreut WfebI
barber, gibt ettpas @aFer, Elm
babies gIas 8eiBnsin uno ben 9aft
elmer 3itrone oa3u, Dertodt aaes gu
elmer euten fliFtgen Sdlce, bic man
nod NIT einem Sell Der ourdqeIeibtsn
8uibe, in Der 9iibner geodmpFt rsEr.
ben, Dermifden lam. Die Siibner
peroen 5erIegt uno Die Sauce oariis
Der gegofsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03

8rifde Seringe nit bis
fainter Sauce. Die nptpenoige
QusubI fttf9er 6eringe fpirb geIdns
bert, uus9enommen, getpai9en, abges
trodret, " Stunbe Dor Dem 8roten
lei4t eeialSen, nit tpef9ern 2eintud
dbgetrpdnet, in Mebl, 81 nnO esries
bener Semnel geipenoet unO In
Butter Dbsr @9iDeimf9mol3 eebrds
ten. CUR Souce ipiro cine mittels
sroBe, fein gebadts 3piebeI nit 125
Gramm in feline @urfeI seIhnittes
mem. magerem Sped pet6 eeDdmpft,
oann riibrt man Stpei 2Dffel Maebl
Oasu, ldBt ss braun tperber, flint
Daier un0 NetneFtg arf, IdBt bic
Sauce gut bero1en nnb piir5t fe
na9 8eoarF. @enn man fe fibs
fdnerIi9 liebt, fam man NIT einen1
5tiidaen 3uder ober einert 2BffsI
braunem Strip fiiBen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03
zwIebdIaft

Seit alters ber ttebt Die Stptebel
Bel allen 8DItern Der @rbe in bpbsm
AnIeben. SIN altertum erfreute Fs
ii9 tuobl Der gr0Bten MertT@dbung.
4lts gapbrusroIlen unb aeiII9rifts
taTeln bringen urs aunbe bnbpn Bis
auf unIere 3eit. Don ben alten
asgpptern beibt Is, oaB iie 6et Der
Grbaunns Der qpromibe es\Gbeops
fir bic 8auleute fir 1900 SaIente
(ca. 11a MilliDnen Dollars 3fpie.
beM unD &noblnu9 e%ingetauft bats
ten. 4u9 BEL ben Suben mar bic
3picbel isbr gef9dbt, IopObl aIs
9la6rutgss ME aud als 9silmitteI.
@as Bolt Der Suoen, baa in 4es9ps
len in @efongenfdoft gebaIten tpurse,
pirb bprt aud Die Mettung Der 3mtes
bel gelernt bdben. Au9 beute nod
IpieIt bic 3niebeI in Der ritueIIen
iibiI9en &u9e cine groBe ADlle.
Die meiIten Meniden lieben an
pieIen SpsiIen ben 3pisbeIesI6mad.
Qielen aber berbirbt es bic Gbfuf,
tpentt tie Bel ben Mnbl3eiten auf ein
3piebeIFiidden ftOBen. Aus biefem
@runbe tptrb in pislen 6nusbaltuns
gen benz retnen 3ptebeIfafte oOr Der
3piebel Der 5pr5ug gegeben- Cine
beionoere 8eOeutung tOmntt benz
3piebslfafte bpr allen aber ols 6stls
mittel 81. Die msiiten in ber DELL
tunbe bsniiBten beiIiamen giseni9afs
ten bes 3piebelfaftes iinO benz fdars
fen, fIiidtigen, i6DefelbaIttgen Dele
au3u14reiben, bas i'm 3piebelIafte
rei4Itd entbaIten 1T.
Dor oIlem lit 3tpiebeIfaft elm pors
Sigli9 pirtenbes Mittel BET tatarrbas
liT9en grtrantungen. 9ei einem Be-
ginnsnben &atarrb fleiBig genomnen,
als reiner Saft duf 3uder Dbsr ers
tpdrmt unb nit 8aiIerauiaB au See
berbiinnt, bermag sr fosdr elmer
I6peren Grtrnntung ber atempege
bor3ubeugen. 3~piebstiaft Iodert ben
S9leim in pals unb 8ruff unb
nimmt ben Druid BON bieIer, tpenrl
man morgens unb abenbs einen Sees
l6ffel boil nimmt. 3piebeIfaft lit
Elm pirfIames Mittel bei Ginaetpeibes
ipirmern, unb In 6en9elpailer ges
ttunten iDII er CUTE 9eiIpirtuug BEL
beginnenber 8afIerIu6t baben. Nph
i'm MitteIalter galt 3piebeliaft, be-
fonDers in @erbinbung NIT Sberiat,
als Elm SauBmtttel segen ~onftedenbe
2rantbeitep, peit, g5oIera unb gDs
Ipbus. als 0esinisttionsmitteI felt
man cine robe 3tpiebeI gsrre I'M
aranten3immer nuf.
an8 BEL GuBerIi9en 2eiben urtb
8eI9perben 1T bic 3piebel Elm bo9s
gsIadBfes SausmittsI. auf Matte
getropft uno in ben hpblen s31bn
geftedt, ftilIt 3tpiebeIfaft ben 3nbns
I9mer8. 8et Dur3eIhautent3inbung
an bas 3abnflsii9 eeitriden, tit er
aud BON gutter 8irlung. Mit 5onig
bermiT9t unb in bic Qugen setrdufelt,
foil 3niebeIidft fogar ben besinnens
ben grauen Star mirtiam ~oufbalten,
ME sr aud, auf @atte setrdufeIi
unb bieIe auf bas fOsenannte r9ers
FenfOrn" am 4use gelegt, erfteres
raid 8~erteilt.
SeFtiges RaIenblutsn ptrb seitillt,
inoem man 3piebsIfaft, nit einigen
9rOpfen giiis gemifdt. In bic Nafe
19nupft urlb cine balbierte 3tniebeI
alf ben Raden Iest. 3atpeiIen ipiro
RaIenbluten fdon s~sItillt, fuenit bic
dtberiT6en Dele bes 3piebelIoFtss
aus benz roid geOffnsten gIaie tn
bic gloie bringen. Sn Rublonb
tennt man ssgen Ohrsnfauien tein
beIleres Mlitfel uls 3piebeIiaft ouf
@otte ms DIR seitOpft. aopffdmers
aen perTnninben, tpsnrl man nit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03
gosboffe Htoae. :

8o86afts Srage. a.:
rSis trinten ia felt einiser 3eit gar
tein Bier msbr24
9. (Oefen Grau Neratin ii);
.Mleine Jran bat ss mir Derboten."
r.: ais 5rau ober ais aerstin24
0drumnu1 d. Muttsr: Du
ma6teit ia in Der Ra9t Elm 10 Oers
aniigtes geii9t, alsip Sunge. Suft
pohl ettuuB 59Snes getrdumt2
Jrib9en: 8 ia, Der 2ebertrun
fpurbs beialagnabmt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03

MtdereL GrTter Sreun0
(aItst Srnggeieae): sWiv fin6ef bu
benn meins 8rautg SIT ife nidt Iisbs
lid unb fdDn tpie i'm Mdr9en2@
3neiter 5reuno: rAa ia, aber i'd
meme, bu alter anabe miibteit bod
uber Ole Iar9sn hinaus fein!'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03

in f6udrs unb ipciB. Mud lei9ft GeiSM
lafen Iia portsiIbaFt eebrdahen. 3nm
gdn5en Rleibe Unit iaasen asrmeInD EDers
ben 81 CARDS Bacterial Bel A 3Oa 8reite
qebrau9t. &9nittmuItsr finb in grobeH
bon 34-44 gruFspeite erhdltIia. %
Notwithstanding.
Dele MuRsr psrOen an irscn6
cine @breie gege ginfsnoung nes
prtiits s.ffidt. Man eebe Rumrnsr
un6 @r6be unS Die polle AoreHe
otutIi9 osfdrisben an lnb fHide ben
Coupon nsbf 10 Cents fir ieoeB
bsfeIIts Maiisr an 5os
Omaha Tribune Pattern Dept
1911 Gp,narh 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-22
HAY ARMY BILL AMENDED
louise Reserves Itself On Discharge
of Regulars

Washington, March 22-Althougli
'apid progress was made IN the
louise yesterday with the Hay Army
Increase bill, it was found impossible
o reach vote before Adjournment:
Hhc measure may be passed today.
calendar Wednesday" having been
let aside so as to permit its unintcr-
upted consideration.
iii the Senate Chairman Chamber
ain, Of the Military Committee, no"
Ilars to call up his army bill today.
He had expected the House bill to be
completed yesterday and was waiting
tor it. but concluded last night that
ime would be saved By attempting
% take up the Senate measure nj once
Several important amendments
we're made to the Hay bill yesterday.
With one exceptions. they were aP-
proved by Chairman Hay, Of TIC Nj
'itary COMMITTEES. After defeating
! proposal by Representative Kahn.
'anking minority member OF the COM
nittee, to permit efficient regular sol.
hers to be discharged into the re.
'crve in one year on recommendation
IF their commanders or in two years
IN their own motion, the House re-
rerscu itself and put through 81
nilar amendment by Representative
Gardner. Republican. of Massachu-
ictts. over Representative Hays OF
The Senate bill contains
such provision.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-22
DELEGATES NARROW ESCAPE
Room Filled with Coal Gas. Almost
Asphyxiates Three.

Threeof the delegates of the Meth
odist Conference had a somewhat
narrowing experience last night.
They were awakened in their room
in a boarding house on Prince street
this morning to find themselves al
most asphyxiated from coal gas which
was pouring out of a small coal stove
in the room. The men had retired and
had failed to turn the drafts Of tht
stove in the proper manner.
DR.. G.. T. Klipstcin was called in
and gave them them treatment and
they quickly recovered, although one
of their number, J. w. Liggett, Of
Rockingham, was compelled to re-
tire to his room during the day. The
other two delegates were E. c.
Eagle and Z. C. Berry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-22
WILL MAINTAIN VICTORY
Rcichsiag viii il is Believed, S:lS-
tain German Chancellor.

Berlin, March 22-Thcrc is every
indication today that thevictory o.
Chancellor Won Bcthmarn-H o!wcg
over Admiral Won Tirpitz will b.
maintained when the chancellor ask.
Tor vote of confidence by the Reich.
stag. The plan now is that this vote
shall be taken tomorrow after :;
speech by The chancellor
There is Il remote possibility that
tic climax will be postponed. not la.
tr: than Friday.
Fo: the last few days public opir.
IONS has been divided. while behind
The scenes the political combat has
been wagcd with the utmost vigo:
The situation at all times has been
serious.
II is clear, however. that the pre-
pcnd"rancc Of opinion is with the
chancellor and the emperor, and the
var will be prosecuted to the end un-
der the same administrative heads
with the exception. Of course, that
Admiral Won Capc!lc will be at thc
n"ah Of the navy.
Won Tirpitz, since the beginning Of
.;:c WA. has tried increasingly to in
GuCc the government 20 prosecute Il
submarine campaign against
England. This the chancellor was UNI
willing to do because nc fOrcsaw com.
plications with ncutrals which would
draw the United States and
other ncutralS into the war and would
not only pro!ong the conflict at the
expense Of Germany but after the
war would leave Germany without II .
friend Or Il trade connection on the .
acc Of the globe. !
In this attitude The chancellor vas
supported BY the most intelligent elias,
rs and especially by the stroug bust
>c%S interests which were looking 20
icrnlahy'S commercial future as much
Is to the conflict in progress. /
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-22
DESTROYERS IN SEA FIGHT
London and Berlin Reports Flatly
Contradict Each Other

London, March 22-An engage
mcnt occurred Monda; of the Belgian
coast between four British and three
German dcstroycrs. Two of the Ger
man vessels were hit. Four men OF
'hc British boats were wounded.
The official account of the actor
is as follows:
ION Monday morning four British
dcstroycrs sighted three German de.
3troyers off the Belgian coast. Tho
German dcstroyers at once turned and
IAN for Zecbrugge chased by our own
dcstroycrs.
Shots were exchanged. During
his short running fight two enemy
:'eats were observed to have been hit.
Our casualties were four men wound.
cd"
Berlin. March 22-Thc German Adj
mlralty account of the battle between
British destroycrs and German tor
rcdo boats off the Belgian coast il
us follows:
"On March 20, of the coast of
Flanders, a fight which was successful
Tor US took place between three Ger
man torpedo boats and division OF
five British dcstroycrs.
The enemy broke off the engage
mcnt after he had received several
direct hits, and he steamed out Of
sight at full speed.
We suffered only unimportant dam.
age"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-22
TRAIN STRIKES WOMEN
One Soon Dies, Another is Brought
to Hospital, and Third Escap-
cd Serious Injury.

Miss Esther Dickens, daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. T. Dickens of Brls-
tow, Va, formerly Of Manassas, VINO
vas brought to the Alexandria Hos
pital late yesterday suffering from 4
number of severe cuts and with oo'h
arms broken as a result of having
)ccn run down by Chesapeake and
Ohio train near Bristow, Va, yes
;erday afternoon is in serious con-
ition although her recovery Is en-
,ccted.
In the accident the girls companion,
irs. Rosie Manuel, of Bristow, was
.illed and it is said that u child, a
member of the Dickens family, mar
owly escaped injury.
The three were walking on the
southern Railway track on their way
Manassas and stepped off ono track
IN which there was an approaching
rcight to another oblivious to the
.pproach of a northbound c. and o.
passenger train No. 4
Mrs. Manuel died on the train
hortly after being picked up and
Ter body was turned over to the un-
,cltaker at Manassas.
As soon as the engineer of the
Chesapeake and Ohio train saw the
woman get on the track according to
eports here, he at once applied his
emergency brake but it was too late
Passengers in the car were shaker
ID as result of the brake being
tpplicd.
Miss Dickens was picked up in al
unconscious condition and brought tC
he Alexandria Hospital here com
ny here on the train that struck her
vt the hospital she was treated by Dr.
". NJ. Smith for broken arms and {
severe scalp wound and numerous
lluises and COMMISSIONS. Hopes are
:cld out for her recovery.
Among the passengers on the trair
,cHc several ministers en- route &c
lleXandria to attend the annual Balti.
lorc conference of the NJ. L. Church
;outh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-03-22
RICHARDSON DEAD.
President of Well-Known Contract
ing Firm Expires at His Fair
fax Home

Joseph Richardson, president OF
the we'll known firm Of Richardson
and Burgess, incorporated, and ono
of the best known contractors in the
eastern part of the United States
died at 9 o'clock last night at his
home at "Richburn,' in Fairfax coun-
ty, three miles south of Alexandria
on the Telegraph Road.
Mr.. Richardson had been in failing
heath for some time but recently his
condition became critical. Two
month aog he made trip to Texas
for the benefit of his health but was
not greatly improved. After his re-
turn home his condition gradually
grew worse.
He was SO years old and was ma
tive of Canada. He was first locatec
in New York, but 20 years ago NOV
ed to Washington and some ID year;
! ago came to 1--we IN falrlaN county
Mr.. Richardson was the contrac
tor for the Citizens National ant
] Burke and Herbert's banking house!
of this city.
! He is survived by his wife, Mrs
! Isabella D. Richardson, four sons
! Iocenh II Rirha rdcon of HouStOn
/. Texas; Wesley Ric.lardson,of New
York City; and Parker and Charlie
: Richardson, Of Fairfax, and fv'
daughters, Mrs. Charles Kengla. o
; Washington; and Misses Helen, Dor
othy, Edith and Virginia Richardson
The funeral will take place tomor
row afternoon at o'clock from thu
home. Intermcnt will be in Ivy Hill
Cemetery.