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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-04-21

of the headlight, and also noticed
that the other car had stopped. l
saw Mrs. Butler get down, but at
that time did not realize they were
in the path of the train.
under the train, and knew that some
thing awful had happened"
The men left their car, with lights
burning. standing in the country road
hurried to the scene of the tragedy,
and although numbed by the horror
of it, helped assist the injured ones.
Diehl's Story
Engineer Diehl said he saw the car
on the road. He had already whistled
for the crossing, but, realizing the
machine had stopped right on the
crossing, whistled again. 1t was when
the car was not instantly driven off
the right of way, that he realized the
engine had died. He applied the
brakes and reversed the engine, i'm a
futile attempt to avert the catas-
trophe. But it was too late Moving
under it's impetus, the engine cleared
the $50 feet separating it from the
automobile, and then, his mind was
occupied with the noise of the crash
and the realization of the fearful ac-
cident.
The headlights could be seen for
miles, he said, the track being
straight at that point.
At the roundhouse, the train slowed
down to drop brakeman, who
telephoned for the ambulance.
Grey Butler is an operator at Gran
lite Reef and lives at 612 Maple Az
enue Tempe. Mr. and Mrs. Jones live
south of Kendall crossing. He is a
reclamation employee and son of
Fred E. Jones of PAP West Adams
street, Phoenix.
! Car is Demolished
! Sheriff Jeff Adams went to the
scene of the accident, on being noti-
4 fled of. it by Superintendent c. NJ.
Scott of the Arizona Eastern. He
describes the wrecked car as the
most completely dismantled piece Of
machinery he ever saw. The most of
| the car was a torn, twisted mass
lying thirty feet from the rails. and
partly submerged in a pond of water.
The oil tank had been carried for
ward and left where the engine
stopped.
The body of the unfortunate wom-
an was broken and terribly mangled
She did not recover consciousness.
At the hospital late last night, il
was announced that the infant would
recover. although the skull had been
! fractured. The injuries of Mrs. Jones
consisting of broken hip and many
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-04-21

Nebraska primaries. A dozen members
of congress attended the dinner, and the
speakers included Representatives Stay
den of Texas and Heating of Colorado
who denounced war.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-04-21
NOT TO TOLERATE
INHUMAN SINKING
OF ANOTHER SHIP

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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-04-21
WOMAN KILLED
WHEN TRAIN
STRIKES AUTO

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01

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SitsBreiton'S StrnBe, 20 Sabre alt
glm 20. gllgn Benjamin. CfiuiHg, u@bnr6
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@enD Sanaiornm" "A Sabre ali
glIH 30 ghignlt Hlorn 0eimnun, Il. SoiepbS 8
9otpiinl, n Sabre alt.
glnI % glueu SoBH ~. Sidm, yir 1928
@lOnoongluemie 53 Sabre ali.
glnl %, gngini WiarD n Sieiidt Jtr. SOC,
Glib sStreeper' 'Sirabe, 81 Sabre ali.
glnl 28. gInanit @cDrge j. WtaiiDn, ylr. S51%
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PIN 29 gluauii 9iU6erta 70. Winrpbg, ytr. Al
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glugemeine Soipital % Sabre ali
PIN 29 gliiquii GaraB ". SliHlmaH, Nr
1130. g9eit9ombaro SiraBe, GO Sabre ali.
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barcr ySciIc gcnaht gugcnblidlid lebcn sic @ertre
ter bcocr Soften in 9Sobington, oc 9ermitteungsDers
id]e 0es @r10elten Der ener &ouc ais eroIgreder
germittler oIl0n iider mar, deinen d uidt berDirf
lben 0u moaen
5d0n flingeu oIle oIdc ausrufc Ser Giieubabn
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Der AuSItano mlB on freoidem gseee beigeleet iper
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iid erfret oh ein 8orboben qelingt ODER ndt Gem
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rem Ausitcn0en, mo nur elm Sbel Der @ienbobner in
Den Npsiton0 gng, moglb mar 0as 9SerionaI 5u er-
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Staotsmegen nredt 81 erbalten 10 lit ougenblidlid
bel Der gen Grgoniiiumg Ser 8ri0erifoften un0 bel
Der oiSgeiprodenen Abiidt 0nB ale @iien6nbner iid
betbeiligen Dollen, an Die Durdfilbrmg elmer elbit
nur tbeilpeen ino bintenoen QluiredterbaI 0es Ser
fcbrs m1bren0 eiiRs olgemenen g[uSanoes oud nid)t
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iu6re 100000 D1nnn 3ur befrieoigenoen QuSfilbrung
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liegenoen Sole 81 @ebote ebnoe Wlodt ino Der Son.
greB uno Der moralile GinfMB Der offentlden w1ei.
nung, mete cntipredeno 5u i6rcr SteIlungnobmc 3ll
@uHitcn Der einen ooer nnocren Burtci Die unbcbor
5llge 5ur ytadgiebigtet beranloen f0nnte penn ibr
oas llnannebmbore i5rer 81 bod id pereigenoeu 6or
oerllngen IN boflider g8eie uro nlmogercdter 5orm
nit @eridiidtgung oes Streitenoen immer eigeucn
9luieeregeins flar eeleet miro
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CSloro .Scimanu.

Gs far6 am 90 9mquIt 1916 i'm ct. Sos
fcpb's 6opiaI Clara Neimann, n Sabre alt,
eeliebie Satin oes periiorbenen Heopolo pei
manu- &ermnnoie llno SreHnoe Der Samilte
ilnb ciHQenoen. Der Hceroiqilng hei3uipobnen,
melcbe am Hreitag, T.. Sepember,, I'M 8 ubr
Wloraeps. bon Der Mobnllno ibrer Nidlte, Bran
2lnnd IDome Wr. 930, gluros6cnirnl.0DenMc,
ans mad Der Ct SafobussSlrcbe no I'M . llDr
eine 9ieauems9lee fir ibr Seelcnbelt gebalieH
miro, nnb oann dnl Dem g1l Grlbiers6rieos
bofe" iiaiiinoei (glMQ30-- -GepiD
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@cfnnmtmntiJnmeem.

1cpartcmcnt fir Sciirnhidc TcrbeIicrnngcn.
uutcr.4epartcmriIt oce Strahens9ngetlienrs
BAL nore, ben 25. glnguit 1910
Qln bic bieroMrdl Yetruiieuen:
Siernlit miro Den GigenibiimerH bon @rlinos
beltb, Der an Die uHteH nnneiilDrieH NlleOs
ioBi heinnHi ge9ebeiI, Dab Die &llniterllnasT
loeH bela9ier gllleDS au Die helagieH 0igeHs
ibhmer Derbdinismdbiq bertbelt H. oob eine
8IlnmuIcniieuuHg belnQter BllnilcrHqsiotcl
1ebi IN oielem Biireau our SiHli0t lilr ole ods
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beilSnaenier am 8. Gepten6er 1916 In ieis
ilclI giirenu anmeIen0 lein miro, nm iraeno
me6e Ibeile beiaaier 3uldmneniielluno 81
regloireI geeen 9ell trge4o elne oarin illiefel
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gen bornebner, nlS ibnt noiDDenoia uno an
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gleD biuier 31ot glod GitsGorib.glbc., elueb
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gllleD biHier 900-924 FenniDlnaHtdNpe
glleD Dnter 1927 1913 Hennlplbania'glo
glueD bnier 17i7-1737 BenniplbaHiasAne.
glueb butter 1910-19iS YennlblOaniasglpe.
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glueD binier 1502-1b10 @Diion StraBe
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glueD binier 1423- 433 Wlnoifonsglbe
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ban NlleD.
gIueD binter sol 800 @alersS Srnbe
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Nue0 biner 800 9lod Gomonoion'Npe, Noro'
teie,
Guc6 6nier 500 Blod GomonolougIOe.. eio'
W o. @l. geosiep,
(gne25. .26 gepiiI2) GtrobeH Sngereur.
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gareau Ors oIeOaube-9nipcIiura

"a. NHNhl lblp.
gluQe6ote mcroen fir ben WaDor mo @inbi'
ratD bon Baltimore pom Der Qontraits9eborne
hcr Glaoi Baltimore eniaegen aenonmen in
Ne5ug nni nene gluSiidihng bcS 3immerS gir.
24l i'm @eriDisgebduoe.
9lngebote miiiien IN Snpifdt aiSgefertigt
an 0Cn 9oaro Of glparos Of Baltimore @itb
aoreilirt, al Der 9hBenieii nit ,,Yropoial for
9ieiu Court Tirturce, 0lOom no. 2li, Court
Nome, Baltimore, Wib." permerit iein uno
miiifen bei benz @iabt.Reeiiirator. 0rn 3ibaro
C5pinn. In ieinem 8iireali I'M Ratbbdlie Dor
ODER I'M llbr &ormittaas am Wiiitwudl, ben
6. September 1916, engereidDt meroen
Ste gnQeboie Hiiilen beociiet leiu bon etnem
beqlalbipten 6bed oeS 9ieters allf cine CLEAR
ina 6ouie @aHf" i'm 8etrage bon 5iUeibunDert
NIB fhmi5lg ($250.00) Eollnrc nlt Die Oroer
oes WlnOorS uno @iqoiratbs bon baltimore
Der eriol9reibc Nieier mlB cine 9irelbait
licllen uno Ole Gori6riiten hes Staots@bariers
w Ne3uo aui Gontrdiie ertiillen.
8e0nunaen nno @pe3flinti0neH i0nnen an
ODER na0 oem 26. 2luHuft 1916 i'm Biireau oes
@eb6noesSnipcItorS bebtei meroen.
2e 0pntralt Neb0roe bebdlt iicD oaS Nedt
Dor. irgeHo Elm o0er ale 9lnaebote duriid5ns
peilef.
@eIidtiet
Sohn Nnbcrt,
inHq, erdioent oer Gontrait it9eb6roe
(gluq31 ,Sepil)
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0ioiSenOcn.

Coupon yntereiien nMf oie fDlgcn6en Cbliaa.
tlonen Der ,iluiteo WailiuaBs & Electric
Company, idllia am T. September 1916,
iuerocn ipic fDlGt be5aDlt:
Nleranber Srppn a. GDnS.
Grite Goniolioirte 9Dpotbef 4er Coupon
ylr 35.
4aie Nolano Glebnleo 80. Go's /. SOpoibef
Ger 0OnpOn yir. 4S
WlcrcInnt6. .Wiedldnics Grlic Vntional Nani
Central NaiWaO sos nG 4 S"sSOpotbef
Der Coupon ytr. 49,
SoBn g. etan6,
(SepD Sdabmeilier
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glnua so. Giimmel.

SO iiar6 am 20. 9Iuqufi 1916 Quna %. Slim.
met, celiebte Satin bon 3 6onrab aimmel.
i'm gtlier BON ~ Subren pie Neerbgnng fine
Sci Trcitna, @ormittaQS 10 llbr bon tbrer
ggobmine, IT. 772, Golnmbia.9l0cnne, aus aui
bem uaoiioon @arfrSrleoboie" iiat.
(Q(uQ30-~Scpt)
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8abue Obne YIatten.
(stiuaS 0}eueS.
QIn sic 0nnlcn.

9If f.n5lac edulf n ber elabt.
l'nere NubsNIciicn iebt often Sunae 90
men, pelde Die teioermaderlunfi no6 ben
neneiien Wetbooen erlernen Wpllen, i0nnen oies
VI ltr8er Belt onr1 ben Niidlnb an 0iele
NlnileH errcAcn tEierrlmi WorpenS, Wom
nllin1s nlio AbellnS Ve0tcmc Ginnoen. SIN
6duie beaonne glrbeiien lDnnen udbreab 6eS
I'M 'rrhis lorllqietl mer0en Grilnonder
llnietrdi I'm 8niiunn bon WnIiern prlbeilt
Ndbere QluenWli fhriilIh ODER miin0lid bel
lSfL pnbeys, W. 302, Wet.eafnioaa.e etgahe.
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NneiIdM0f eine GtraFe iir OIe glpatbic Oes |Olies
Sebii oas S5utereiie All Dem Nerlauf oes @eItiric.
Qes III acpiIcrnabeu in Den Sinterarnuo gereten an
Qeiidis Set Nerbnnohlugcn 8pidIen ben Genbabn.Ner
treiaru nO Gilnbnbnern Non oei berihicoenlten Ses
iidtSplHiicu miro oieie pie en PIP oos @oIf beoro.
ben6e ecfa1r Der pieleidbt 0od mbgIidcn olgeuIane
0iicubnbnen Notwithstanding becllhid uno beiprohen
Die perihebcnicn 4oridldae, pie mon Dem bepor-
ilebcnocn AsitonDc aus Sem Mege gebe no ibn Der.
me0en t0nnie olr0cn ia nebr o0er menIger aunebm.
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MttraliiDe 41Ner.lDMte buTdD ben GGelapealg
aHb Delaiuate GaHal.

Gricsion.2inic-9cht 9Unutaa Wammliiaa.Fg-
tmrii0n nad 1etterlDn am a. gluouit 1,30
gndmiiiaQs
Mldiabrt-berIdBi Weiiertou il0r gben6e
Ginen gseg, 50r; 9hmoaDri, 60c (gir fir
ben gag uno 9umpier Giilio) Qluf oieien
fSnbrien feine nnoereH Nileie nccepfIrt, aus
genommcn nncb @eleben Der Gonpdgne.
Glareuce SbrlUer, IS, 8. ".
(SuIt22, Ga,Do,Ir-)
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LcedN NttVi D(O.
,SaDrlarlen 6nr yildIabri alltta bis 81
Afipher 1915. O....,............... $5.25
Sreiiaa u. Salntag, ytldabtt &ieilIidg. 800
Spnniag. 9tlr all oielem Vac quito. 100
Stal0nen, Claiborne MGh 6erlin.
Un1rlarten Sand9, 0mdabrt W9oHtdp @lns
I1De Sabst
GOnnid9, ttir an nteieH lag gllti9. el0ils
oers nie0rlge 0late
Babrplam r0n 9ier 8, 9tGbt@iraBe, " en-.
l19en 0.25 Born unD 2.1b Ra0m. y, IN
tags 730 UlorgenS
OieBpbptB Bead, Del.
5a6rlarieu Suf Aiidtabrt elIha biz 80,
@eptenlber 1915, 16,.....,....... .$4,O0
Sreiia1 uno Samlt1g, NldtnDrt Dienitde. 2.75
oonlliag, nir an 0eleH Iag Qllttg... .... 1.5O
StnHUMen, Hube PDint nadj HelDeo.
SabrinrtetL SoanIltdg, Hauidbrt Wfcntag. &ins
IaCbe SSlbrt.
Gonriaa, nnr an oiefen Iae plltiG. geton.
ber5 nieortge 0iaie
8abrpiaM Dom Bier 8, IaDtStrabe gBUdens
iaQeu, $50 WlDrgens uno 220 9tQdm.
@onHla9s 7.ab Wloracn9
misunderstanding nndJ X0pg BUtht,
banlpier ,NyeltnIDrelnn0".
BOW 4er 8, XiaDtsStry g9Obenilpen 2.2u
9tofm Gonniags 20n ytadbm
Wlabloetten ali Dem Nampler.
Doc. 0lnnbfabri Doc.
BuiricbCuitelcnbe MuIIerIabrtcn
&dUpler td0reH ie0eH LQq fiic
EbeIapeate Bat.
Sin xdg uilo 3tue 9tdDie
HlDe G1gc un0 bret ytabie.
WuH0lnbrts0iaten
Nllurirte Neidrelbungen AM Berldiiaen.
80one, Ct ASnnl $40. s. MiurbDd @.fB.sSl.
ts5uIu23. D&S.3Uile)
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Wlnrn EIiin6etl 9ormoIIen.

0s ltarb am 81 gheut 1915 WiarN GliiG.
nen Sranf Iormollen, IN ibrem So 9ebensiabr
Sic NeeroQna noei am Gonntan, 3. Seps
tem6er, gtadmiii0aS llbr bon ibrer g9obs
nuna, yir 3i7, siic'Gentral.gIuenne, 1nS iiatt
odnn our ,Senthen 1ii6, Snmamelss atrde" ,
on Der gnos6aroline SraBe nabe Baltimore
GiraBe. mo nie Irauerieier iaitiinnet Betf
letuna nui Dem acknowledgements
(tenf1-3)
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(slifa6et6 g)}ener.

Sc ar6 am 3O gluQuit 1915 in ibrer Q9obs
nung 91r. 1864, HOro Sremomt9lueunc, Glias
bcth WicDcr, 90 Sabre alt, gelebte Satin oeS
Derorlene1 Charles ~ Wleper, 0ie 8eeroi
bon obi1cr &ohmmq aus iiatt Beilctnng 0tt
bem lAeiern lSrieohoie" WNa91 y Gepi2)
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ggas iman bod Oer iet0cn ameritaniiden 9ruipcrI.

y9as man OOn Der jetigen ameritandJcn %rOipcri.
tat 70 rbmreoig agt 1T weiter ndts oIs ein 8eriud
oos QoIf iber eine mobre Gage al duifen Ser S{res
oient Bios 5ur gereiderllng Der 6abrfonien Die ben
garten Welnition efern. 9[ne onoeren Snouitrict
itoden no oe Arbeiter befinoen id in elmer gero0e5
iAIehten Gage, neil c nolge oes arieees, oen oie
Whnitionsousfubr in Die 2dnee 0iebt glles ooppeIt
be5oben miiiien. gs lit cine fold unoeinoc 4Sroipe
rtdt uie iid oos nun oenfen lGbt Die @nifenobri-
tanten peroer reid mo oos |of perarnit
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0as @OIf Oer pa. etaaten reNt einem 8mlanSc

entgeeen Der, @lltpergieBen ouseenomnlen, ale
Sd5reden cines Srieges niQsiidt iteut pieaeit nod
idnuner 1T, oenu eIbt I'M Sriesc fonnen Oeienigen
sic nidt i'm 6eIoc ebeu ibr tdeIides Nroo OerOenen
lno gebt ole 8ufubr BON gaobrungsmitteln bon Stat
ten mas Bel elmer p0llieen 9etrebsitodlng pc lic be-
uorTebt nidt m0glid mare
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Ebne NeDrer Wneltldb ipredem unb inrelbeM
~ 'srssiI 5iit NeISiHH9e~goess. cuiss laT
1prdde iiben iiuo berboufDmnReH ipouen:
,.MmeriinMildler DDlmetfder". 1856 Geiten.
Srnnmintif uuo glnIeitina. IN iir5eg Belt obne
mn. @lbi Die glnslpsade Der gg6rier. 6ie man
lit tdQlhen lcben braunt Gin WerlbnuGes,
lur8 GciafteS Q91tierbub Cine bouftdnoile
bon NrieieH, Re6ningen
GnttnnQen, Goiiirniien, Qeenfeln, glupeiiunaen.
@el6diisiarien etc Bur $1.O0. Heiienuns
Qen nit Oem Belrnle an Charles Nalllnehet
TubliibInB 6oinpaHH, POS Cat 45. Gtrret, aew
SJOrg w. y, (W20tiI .1S)
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Sc mag ldJOn ieu, ban einise 9OrObauscu lire
idlmubise gluen ber Die iiebenbirgbe @reu5e tedten
Gs miro abcr oenielben gtoieu port fem oaB e beim
Riid8ig ndt MIR idnuitg tuoren, ionoeru alid Die
pridm0rtbe 91nge beinBen
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3 Ol6elter : 8eadb.
zoe SyamiIiem.0 .0leIOrt.

Der zoe ;yumiIien-9lciOrt,
GLnpler .eoulir," 9ier 10. Qle1t@trdbe.
W,cstd9, Genliae, 0onncrIia9 uno 6retlaa
s.45 &orm. 200 Na1m. uno GAO ebenos;
gRithp0D, Gnmiia9 iro G0nntu9 $40 Bonn,
uno 200 ylamm 9iuete 25 eenlS. @'eb mil
Der Wengel
(gRai2T ,I&G5-)
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Die WadridJt, bah 5iumGHen iid ben leinScn Der
oeutiben @er6iinoeteu ongeibloicn bat 1T IderidJ
nid)t angenebm aber oesmegen oorf man Deltdlouo
nidt fir Deroreu baten es miro oud oieen Gtllrml
beitebeu, 0enn es bat d oorberetet Die ein0iqe
ougenebme @irtllug, Die man Oielci6t Bu 6efiirdter
bat, mag iein OaB Der S2rieg pciter bnousee6ogeu
miro. Die &ecrDen Die man 5li eiuem frdftigen @or.
ltoB gegen &eroun bate Derpenoen fonneu perocn
mInmebr eegen bic Rmdnen geihdt wer6en miiiieu,
uHo Die oelltiden @erbiluoeten nerocn mabridend)
oa0urf ge8pungen iein iidL nit 9usnobme oes Bal
fangebies ouf cuen 0eicniiOfrieg 81 beirGnfen uno
in oieiem ino ie nnbelcad, ga iie, pie mir oas be-
reits mcbrfod oorgeegt baben i'm Stnnoe iino oci
gnircibmgSfrieg ledlter 81 ertragen uno oenmad lam
ger 81 fiibren. ais ibre 5enoe 9llio ndt pcr5ogcn.
gSir baben geeen Die 2omen Stano eebalten, oa fam
ein eIenoer Sdofal ims ndt iberuinoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01

2rOt Der BON beIeu Seten Oarin crbldtcn 0ema.
goeie Oeuten Die 9ln8ehen oarauf bin OoB Die Yor
id6ee oes Qrdiioenten feline @orte 8ufrieoeu iteleu
merOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01

o0ic @afuanOcrnug BON gsOrwesern aus amerifa
1T ME 10 ort eeueien ols in ben Oergongenen 0pe
SabreL" iae cine Depedc aus Gbriitionia ,Die yte
gieumg iubt Die 2onopirbidaft nurd blige DorIeben
no leberiueifing tuItrfdbieen 2onoes al nieorieen
Nreen 81 beben lno ooS bat nidlt MIR oic bsberge
9uspanoerlne gum slufboren, ionoeril cine INNER 5l
uebmenoe &iidmanoerlmg 5ur fSolge gebnbt" Gridei
mngen treten 5u Gage Ole nod Dem ariege 0pefello2
iid iebr 6eoeuteno crmeitern pcroen uno fir Die I'M
gSeientlihen Amerifa iid bel Serrn @llon ou beoon
fen boben Miro ale autlritaoten Gilropas meroen
fir ibre W8euhenperluite @rinB IN Ser Gdfe6r brcr
gusgemanoerten iudlen. Die 8erute mdren ME 10
groB geweien obne @Ilon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01

Die 0ruHOlage Oes GtanOpnnttes Ses 4rGiOcnteu
in Der qdtihnoeniraee biloet Die 0fientde @lemlng
be5iald oereu gep6bnIi6 Seoer iene eigenc Wlei
mlng bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01

Die Der. Sta0teu Der6randen 81 YrO5sut oss &C.
iomnTten Jiobgumms. Darols mag iidl Die beriibmtc
Glat3itdt unierer Nehralitd pobl ertldren lacn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-01

Dor @erSuu mmh luO6l Elm OeMtides 0jeluitter i'm
Qn8uge iein oenn bic Srnn5oen meloen ihIedtes gSet
ter Ios Bat gem0bnd efpas au 6eoeuten.
glnmdncH mudt ais @riessgrnuO ben uatOHaeH
Sn itintt geltcno, @enn man ole 4braie meg
tinmt, bIeibt Der idedte @erud iibrie
Die Nriteu rninren ben amerifaniideu Sa6atsbaH.
Del. Die nod 2onoon gerihteten Nrotete perOen in
9ioah auige6eu.
StaIicM ribmtc iid tets Jiumanieu's aIs eincr
Characterization. Ole Treuoiigteit Iieet alio in Der
6auiilie
Wcuera Not6a befirdItet oeu gImsbrndD ciues ncnen
gIuiilouoee i'll Siioairto qlud ibn pIoats boic Ge
wenl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-10
Washington Southern Ry.

Schedule in effect May 2S, 1876
Fer Washington and points north
daily sos, S:23, S:33 a IN 1901, 1915
1928, 2:30, Through train for New
York, via P. r. R) GIG, 8:53, 11:3G
p. n.
For fredericksburg, Richmond and
POINTS south at 1887, 1853, QocaU and
9:47, a. m. 1916, 1922, $3.50, SIT
(local) G:57, 9:47, p. m. daily.
Accommodation fer Fredericksburg
ut 1928, p. N. Saturdays ard Ill t.
m. other days Of week.
Local from Richmond arrives Got
p. m. week days and SCOT p. III.
Sundays.
NOTE-Timcs Of arrival ani de-
parture and connections not guaran-
iced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-10
IS GERMANY DESPERATE?

If that Berlin correspondent whose
]ispatch to the Kolnische Volks lei
.tung was quoted by the Gazette
Tuesday speaks with any authority
Germany is in condition bordering
on the desperate, and, being desperate
nav revert to the inhumanity Of sub
marine warfare as practiced earlier In
Inc war. This correspondent says:
at cannot be denied that England,
~ setting aside the rights Of neu-
rails, is drawing closer the coru
around the central powers. And,
speaking of the stand to be taken by
1eutrals, he continues, at is for them
% make it known speedily and clear
V, for our measures of defense can
lot halt before a neutrality behlno
which our opponents attempt tc
AIRY through their war of exhaus-
tion."
AS a contemporary says, III othei
words. the threat is that, unless the
,cutral nations insist on the lifting
# the British blockade, Germany vii!
,dopt such measures of defense" as
will make the seas impossible to
Neutral vessels. The retirement OF
Won Tirpitz meant the ascendancy
# Bcthmann-Hollwcg and the ces-
alton of submarine murder, but it
las long been known that this state
# affairs did not meet with the APP
,roval Of the extreme Junker party.
This may mean that the Won Iirplt7
Methods arc again to be employed.
md that will mean-despcratjon and
is final resort.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-10
RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PREMIER CARRIER OF THE
SOUTH
SOUTH
IN EFFECT MARCH l, 1916

7
IN EFFECT MARCH l, 1916
N B.-Followlng schedule figures
are published only AS information
not guaranteed.
Trains leave Union Station, Alex
, andria.
1887 A. M, Daily-Local between
Washington and Danville, delivers
connection daily except Sunday at
Orange to C and O., No. 403 for Cor
louisville and Richmond.
SAT A. NJ. Daily-Local for Har-
risonburg and way stations. Buffet
parlor car.
GIT A. M. Daily-Mail tram,
coaches for Manassas, Warrcnton,
Orange, Lynchburg, Greensboro and
Charlotte.
1922 A. NJ. Daily-U. S. Fast
Mail stops only for passengers to
poir;g at which scheduled TO stol'
Coaches and Sleeping cars to Atlanta.
New Orleans, Birmingham. Sleeping
.:ar Salisbury to Ashvillc. Coaches
for Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Dan.
vile, Greensboro, and Charlotte.
4:22 ?. Nj. DaiIy-Local for Char.
!ottesville connecting at Calverton for
Warrenton.
1852 P. II. DaiIy-Birmlngham
Special. Sleeping cars between Ne"
York, Atlanta, Admission, Birmingham,
and Augusta. Through first class
coaches between Washington, Allan
"a and Birmingham. Dining car SER
vice. Tourist to California daily.
4:O2 p. M.--Local for Harrison
burg and way Stations on Manassas
branch. Prl!man- Buffet parlor cars.
500 P. NJ. Local for Warrenton.
TIT P. M. Daily-Augusta Special.
Through train with sleeping cars to
Charlotte, Columbia, Aiken and Au-
gusta. Through Sleeping cars to Ash
vile.
1902 P. NJ. DaiIy-Washington
and Chattanooga Limited (vla Lynch
burg) FRS: class coaches ami sleep.
inc cars to Roanoke, Knoxville, Chat
tanooga, Sleeper to New Orcars,
Washington to Roanoke, Dining car
service.
II w L. NJ Dally-NcW YORK anu
New Orleans Limited. All Pullman
train. Club and Observation cars to
New Orleans. Dining car service.
4:27 A. NJ. Daily-EIcmphis spe-
cial, Sleeping cars and coaches for
Roanoke, Knoxville, Nashville, Chat.
tanooga, and Memphis. Dining ca,
service. Washington sleeping cars
open 10 p. NJ.
For detailed schedule figures, tickets
reservations. etc.. apply to
S. D. SHELTON
Union ticket agent, Alexandria, Va,
E. H. COAPMAN, Vicc-Pres., ana
gen. Manager.
II. +. CARY, Gen1 Pass, Agent.
". II. TAYLOE. Pass. Traffic Mgr.
C. w. WESTBURY. Gen. Agent.
705 18th Street, N. w. Washington
| D. C.