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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-05-05

of representatives, the premier and
The conference of military governors
are urging war. A dissolution OF
parliament is threatened if pa11ia-
ment fails to declare a state OF
hostilities. Owing to the great
power exercised by the military
party. the senate probably will yield
to the war party.
The dominance of women in the
rule of Valley Center, Kansas, was
made complete yesterday when Miss
Avis Francis, who, with an entirely
feminine council, recently was elect
ed. mayor named Mrs. William Good
Itch city marshal and Mrs. Geo. Bright
street commissioner. There are now
no men in the employ CT the city.
Strewing mines through practical
" all the North Sea is one of the
means considered officially recently
as Il check to Germany's submarine
ravages. England is apparently
meeting with considerable success
from her recent extension of the
mine zone in the North Sea, stretch
ing out beyond the German harbor
entrances and down along the Dutch
coast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-05-05
aWHERE TWO OR THREE"

No grey village church here historic centuries DID,
With glass through violet red ana gu
that whisper sanctuary and cai
But sraw-barn of little ruined farm.
Wihout-aound yard, black mud rolls ankehigh
An n shrapnel huns the sky;
crackle Of machineguns down the line is STILL
A battery is busy the slope behind the hill
sackng where there hung door,
A score of weather-beaten knee humbly the floor
spur his robes the Padre bows his head
fair white cloth spread
the makeshft maybe ana yet
Together Holy Name these two or three are met,
To for their however great the sum;
To seek help show His death until lie come
And 50 One stands Midst His promise to fulfil
road they tread since His was harder st
dangers of the soul and body lie ahead
Since their His blood was sheu
And nougt mudstained Clothes their place OF worship
for hour Tie their hearts are clean;
His felt to hear them when they call,
And bless their sacrifice Himself the sacrifice for all
r, n Country Life, London, England
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-05-05

United States men-of-war, there was
a hurried conference of the Lincoln
cabinet at the White House. Secre-
tary of the Navy Gideon Welles, who
wore whiskers akin to those OF: Sena-
tor PETER, smoothed his hirsute ap-
pendage apparently with but little
concern, but Edwin S. Stanton, Sec
rotary of War, became greatly ex.
cited Finally the latter arose ana
said, "Why the internal craft may
now be on her way up the Potomac
for the purpose of bombarding Wash
inpton. AS he uttered these words
he rushed to a window and closely
scanned the river"
Some people in our own city sup
pose that German submarines are lla-
bic to suddenly appear off Alexandra
after having passed up the Chesa-
peake Bay and the Potomac without
pilots. lodging forts, mines. nets, etc.
While the Norfolk and Washington
steamer Northland was on her way
ND the river from Norfolk one night
this week some sportsmen shooting
snipe so alarmed the passengers that
they ran from their state rooms hall
dressed and in great alarm. In their
half-awake condition they imagined
they saw U-boats.
Germany has pitted every man she
can raise in order to stem the adVanc-
ing tide of the allies. She has no
men to send over here, nor has she
any to spare on Portugal which de-
clared WAR on the central powers
some before the United States en-
tered the conflict and seized German
ships interned in Portuguese ports
and used them as transports for the
allies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-05-05
THE GERMAN BOG9

Unless the United States may
shals all her resources, both military
and industrial, and does it Immediate
~, there is a great possibility that
we shall see German troops in this
country within a year. said Judge
Lucien T. Burpee, chairman of the
Connecticut military emergency board
on his return with Governor Holcomb
yesterday from the conference of
the National Council of Defense at
Washington. This, Judge Burpee
said, was pretty well demonstrated"
at the conferences.
Governor Holconb said the situa-
ton was very serious. He added Il
hope this war will not come to the
United States. but you don't know; it
may II We don't win we will have 20
pay almost entire cost Of the Euro
pean war for all the other countries. :"
All thinking Americans realize that
actual war is something different
from Fourth of July pageant, but
that many people in this country are
unnecessarily exercised over the
United States declaring war upon
Germany. must be apparent. 1t IS
said to be a fact that some people
in Alexandria lie down in their beds
every night apprehensive lest a Yep
pslin cross: the broad Atlantic and
drop bombs. upon our old city.
II the early partSof 1852, when the
Confederate ironclad Merrimac was
about TO clear Hampton Roads Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-05-05
THE BRAVE CANADIANS.

The Gazette yesterday spoke of the
beroism the Canadians are display
ing in the prominent part they are
playing in forcing back the German
invaders of northern France. Their
Games will go down in history, as
they should, for the valiancy and
great sacrifices they are making IN
vieing with their mother country in
Dushing beyond the Rhine these pred
atory hordes.
The Baltimore Sun in referring
to the bravery of the Canadians IN
this war says Kipling called Canada
"Our Lady of the Shows" but the
stories the dispatches are telling OF
her war record shows that when her
pride, her loyalty and her affections
are enlisted she is the Vesuvius OF
nations. Every American ought to
read the narrative of Canadian sac
rifice and Canadian heroism. 1t is
an epic which Homer might. have
been proud to tell. We confess that,
when we compare this splendid en-
thusiasm, this eager devotion, this
unquestioned and magnificent cour.
age and unselfishness with certain
manifestations of American indltfeT-
once, half-hcartedness and calcutta
ting prudence. we feel sense Of hui
initiating moral infriority.
Some fool Americans before the
war used to talk about anneX!rg
Canada land extending 20 it the
blessings Of republican government.
Unless we raise ourselves to the
spiritual feet of these great-souled
people, the best thing that could
happen to us would be to get Canada
to annex us to her. To be a Canad-
ian must be for the next generation,
at least, equivalent to being one of
the elect OF the earth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-05-05

nesday, according to an ana e
ment of the board Of business ag-
ents of the building trade; coIncii
of Cleveland. The board voted that
the council would stand with the
teamstcrs in their fight with the
Building Supply Dealers Associa-
ton for a closed shop, increased pay,
and shorter hours. Eight hundred
supply transfers already are out.
Three men, with their faces black
ened to resemble miners, held up
the cashier Of the First National
Bank at Kitzmiller, Nd, south OF
Cumberland \ posse that followed
the robbers engaged them in run
ming revolver duel. Paul Junklns
one of the posse, was wounded.
The administrations espionage
bill. with its original censorship
provisions materially modified and
nermitted to remain in the meas
ure only by the narrowest OF margin
passed tie House last night by a
vote of 260 to 105.
America and her allies must mas
ter the sea or face the sinister
peril of defeat at the hands OF
Germany. This was the imperative
necessity voiced to the military
financial and economic. leaders Of
the United States yesterday by The
British and French commission. Sec
ond only to ocean mastery Is tbs
vital need of ships, ships and more
shins to carry the enormous supply
traffic needed to feed the fighting al!
lied army in Europe. All this Is
primary even to the sending OF
American forces to the west front
fighting line. Shipping experts 81
the nation spent the day whipping
into shape the final terms of lcgls
lation which will give the President
absolute control of every shlpyart
| in the country.
Marshal JofTre of France, urgec
by the repeated and vociferous de-
mands of mass meeting in Chicago
last night, made his first speech II
America aside from a few words ii
! Congress, and brought the cheering
throngs to their feet amid waving
flags. by asserting that the French
and American flags, which he en-.
twined as he spoke, never should
separate while the struggle for llo-
erty continued.
Peking, May a PASSED by censor
after deletions). The entry OF
China into the war at an early date
seems inevitable. President Ii
Yuan Hung and the senate are OPP
posed to such step, but the house
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-05-05
Washington Southern Ry.
Schedule in effect Nov. II 1916.

For Washington and points north
daily sos, S:23, 1888 an 1901, 12:1e
1928, 2:3O, Through train for New
York, via P. R. R.) STA, 6:23, 1923,
1888 p. N.
For Fredericksburg, Richmond and
points south at 4:37, 1852 (locaD and
9:47, a. m. 1916, 1922, 1882, 5:11
(locaD TOP, 9:47 p. m. daily.
Accommodation for Fredericksburg
at 2:23, p. N. Saturdays and Ills a
%. other days Of week.
NOTE-Times of arrival AMI de-
parture and connections not guaran.
teed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-05-05
RIGHT
RIGHT MAN IN THE RICH
PLACE. -

The nerve displayed by the Rus
sian Minister Miliukoff in detylng
mob armed with two thousand rifles
brings to mind number of incidents
where men occupying high positions
have kept at bay crowds OF angry
and irresponsible people. Mrs. NUM-
back in her interesting historical
novel, ."Joseph the Second and His
Court" gives description OF a
visit of several hundred dissatisfied
yienese to the home Of Minister Thu
cut. The latter was eating break
fast when the menacing horde ap-
peared He ordered the front door to
be opened with the mute invitation
that any one who desired could en-
ter. One or two, more bold than
the remainder. went in. They found
Thugut as calm as though in church.
The intruders soon became appre-
hensive, and endeavored to make
their way to the street, but they
were detained and compelled to state
their mission. After twirling their
hats by the rims for several minutes
and being non-plussed at the I'M
concerned manner Of the host, they
asked permission to retire. This
was refused until they had left their
names. In the meantime the police
had surrounded the palace and were
holding prisoners those who were
on the sidewalk or had entered the
yard. Thugut finally allowed the
mob to leave after he had impaired
to them some advice how to act in
future should they have any griev-
ance against the government.
In the early fifties when the late
Henry A. Wise was making his
memorable fight against Knownoth-
ingism, he delivered a speech in Old
Liberty Hall. on Cameron street.
This auditorium was in the third
story of the building. On the sec
ond floor, in what was known as
American Hall. the local KEownoth-
ing party held star chamber meet
ings. The man who was at one time
Governor of the State of Virginia, a
Congressman and who was urged as
the democratic candidate for Presi-
dent in 1860, in the presence of a
hostile gathering, read the secret
ritual OF the knownothings while
the latter were initiating candidates
on the floor under him. Amid cat
calls, Kisses and insults, Mr.. Wise
stood as defiant at Ajax, and while
many clamored for his scalp no one
had the nerve to attack the illustri-
Gus Virgin;an.
The Russian minister seems TO be
of the same mould. While two thous-
and bayonets were bristlng around
him, he defed the mob even while
rifles were aimed at him and even.
tually sent the assembHage away in
a good hymor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-05-05
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

Every day in the year for Fortress
Monroe, Norfolk, Newport News and
points south, via superb, powerful
steel palace steamers.
Through connections made at Nor.
folk with steamers Of the Old Domin-
ion Steamship Company for New
York and Merchants and Miners
e'tn- nsh;ps for Ros+n-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-23

bon ylr. 1913. 9iice StroBc, pcr-
lriodt 81 bobcn, pirOcn Orci Gee
ger, gllon5o Sobnion bon g3r.
337, g9eit9iOoIeitroBe, Sorr0 @re1
bon g5r. 1882, StraBc, mO
9Qbcrt G0monOs BON g}r. 337, gSeit-
9ioolc.S .StroBe, BON 9ii6ter 9renOel
in ser noroweitlihcn 9oIi5eiitotiou
fir ocn SSnqucit fcitac6oltcn Der
bcute 9lbeno bon Coroner @ilti6ire
ecboIten miro. @s miro oneegeben
oaB in elmer SAldgerei Sobnion luO
ieinc @enoiien ocn @oDne ou 8ooen
ibluaen uno nit SuBtritteu troftir-
ten. &oDne muroe 6u cinem glrot in
Der 9lobboridoit eebroHt, no er
flrdc 3eit oorouf oeridieO.
9 bmar3cr WRe1ierbelo.
Infer Der 9eidulOigune, Die gte-
germ glenes 9obinion BON 9Ir. ITO,
OIibe- -StroBe, angegriiien unO ibr
Sdnittwuu0en beigebrodt 3il boben
muroe ibr Raiieneenoiie, ser 80
Sabre oltc SoDs g9ilion bon oerIel.
ben 9lOreiie, bon &idtcr &onft in DER
iiioIiden @oli6eiitotion our 8obhing
BON $50 mo Soften beItrnft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-23
SInsflus ScS r@il6elm Scll".SdicF-
GlubS.

@inen idonen Gag oerle6te eeltern
Der o@ilbelm Gell~- -S1ieB.@lu6 in
genierts Earf in wel6em er leinen
oieSi16rigen 5anilien.9lusflug belt.
EroB DER i6ledten @itterimg 5ogen
oieWtitelieoer oes Gereins nit i6ren
9lngeborigen uno ibren 6reunoen in
Sdaaren nod Dem 6eliebten &er9nii-
9lngSort iin0 pertrieben ii6 0ie Belt
bel angene5mer llnterbolttng, TonS
linO aller6anO anOeren Yelititiaun-
gen. &eri1ieocne anoere Oeliticb-ome-
rifonii9e &ereine, mie Der o5rob-
linn lno' Der oBaDerilbe Wtdnner-
DIOR" waren ltorf pertreten uno bal.
len nit 5u tem groBen @riolg, Den
oas geitriee Eicnic bntte. @ririlbun-
gen lno ledere Speiien moren in
Yienge Oa; Der iriidc @erlteniait per.
ieblte ieine gSirhmg nibt oenn balo
berri6te cine iiberouS irobli1e un0
ii6ermiit6ige Stimmung mter Oen
gmpelenoen. 0aS ARRANGEMENTS
Gonite botte fiir @ettipieIe fiir Die
aIeinen geiorgt imO aud iiir 9elu-
itiguneen fir Ole Grpocbicnen. g9ie
ii6Ii1 Del 0eutiden &eranitoltltngen
erpies ii6 ocr Eau5ianl ais ole gr0bfe
slttraftion; @a5to's Sr6eiter ipieIte
oic 6elie6teiten @alSer ino moOernen
Ean0weiien. Gos @omite beitanO aus
Den iolgenoen Serren: Mor GommeL
@oriiBer, Nlartin Wioliter, ASnl
Nlah, ASeter 9oI5inger, @iIliam.Qtan-
sc, 9oam Bat Sobu Bauer, @il6elm
5rei, StepbGu OsluaIo unO @liboel
Slider.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-23
Sia&nuadtcr bcunaaOs uufasrnuOcn.

Der 60 Sabre aIte SarrO Yeorion,
Der gladtpddter in oem @ebGuoe Ger
uWqnufoctllrers 9lccor6 YubIii6ing
Co., ede Commerce. uno gSotcr.
StraBc, meldcr om Snmitag ipnrIoS
bcriAwano, muroe oeitcrn ylobmit-
tna in bclpuBtloiem 3uitonOe in ci.
ncm nit Sos gcfinten &oum i'm
aeller oes G5ebGiioes ouigefun.
ocu. Gie @oli0ei batte oas gauge
@eb6uoe nod Dem &eri6mun.
Oencn olrdiudlt unO oenlelben
idlicblid I'M Seller gehtnoen. 4eor.
ion muroe nub Dem Wlercp.SoipitaI
gebradt. Sic 9ler6tc boiien ibn onl
2ebcn crboltcn 5u fonncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-23
@cucral @uctGals fOmmt.

General @. @. @oetbuls BON Der
YunoeS.5diffo .@eboroe miro in
n6diter 3ufrnft IN Baltimore crmor-
tct in Gcrbinoitng nit SDiifsbou-
gInIagen fiir Die 9unoes.&egierung
an Der otlontiicben aiiite. @obridein-
lid miro er 8u eleiGer 3eit nit
Gborles M. Shwob bon Der n@etb-
lebem Stobl. l.@eieuidoft" bier elm
treticn @oDor @reiton bat oen @e-
neral eingeIaoeu uno ibn oufgefor-
oert, mebrere fir Den oenannten
8lued giinitige FI6be 0u beliAtigen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-23
Grt6cilt papitlidlcu ecacn.

Goter Or. Sobn g. Cartwright,
Der om 3. 0e5ember in 9ome oroi-
nirt muroe ln0 am letten Sonntag,
nod elmer 9lbweienbeit bon ieds Sab
rem nod Soilie 6uriidfebrtc, ertbeilte
seitern Wiorgeu bel ser bon i9nI in
Der ct. glnnen-&irbe, oie iib an Der
Oorf.&ooO uno %. StroBe befinoet,
eeboItenen MeKe oeu pGpItli6en &C.
gen Elm 9ripiIeg, Oos i9m am Gage
Dor ieiner 9lbreiie bonn @oplt 8ene-
Dict geeeben pur0e.
Goter Gnrtprigbt, Ger in Der ct.
lnnen.@emeinoe eeboren muroe,
miro ooielbit Itotionirt iein ais g}ad-
folger pon &oter Sobn s. Barrett
ieet in ser ct. @atrid's @emeiuoe
in @oibington oIs g(iiiItent oes Wion-
iignor 6. s. Sbomas. Ser neue
SiIlfS.Neftor 1T elmer ser jiingIten
9rieiter, Der 6en Eitel Or. tbeologiqe
bat. Gr 1T Elm groBer Spro6enten-
ncr meiiterf eneIiid, Ioteiniit, grie-
diid, iron6oiiid uno aud etpos
oeutih.
Seine GItern Sr. 6. sc. Cart
wrigbt unO 5rnb gobcu eeltern
9l6eno in ibrer @obnuug, glr. 1910,
9oone-StroBe, einen Gmpfang gu
@bren ibres Sobnes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-23
0cs ec6cus abcrOriiiiia.

Su fritiideu 8uitonOe beiiuoet
ii6 DER 46 Sabre alte Sos. 81. &booes
bon ysr. 2004 SliOe.StroBe, iuI
llniperiitGtS.Soipitol wobin er I'M
smbuInn5moeen oes iiioIideu 0i.
itrifts iiberfiibrt muroe, nodocm cr
dipci Ea6lcitcn 0uediilber.S .Snblimot
6t lid gcnomlncn bottc. Die critic
Silfc muroc inn bon Or. q. 6. g.
Campbell bon 9lr. 1914, SouoOcr-
StroBe, 5l Ebcil. Gcm glr8t Der.
traute HbooeS on, ooB 5omilien6lpi.
itigfeiten i'm oll Der %er5meiiluneS.
tbot gctrieben botten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-23
Sciuitsule6rer OcrIctt.

gluf @imid pom %roDin8ioI Eater
s. u. Wloas oeS Seiliiten. CrOcnS bat
@otcr gSiaiom S. Gmnis, @raiioent
oeS 2oDolo.GoIegs, folecnOe Der.
iebungen Gorgenommeu Eotcr Or.
Soitin 0iebe miro nod Dem groof'
Inn GoIlee in @rooflDu, g. g. 9Sro.
feiior 5roncis C'Seoro lmo grof.
g8illiam gloeele peroen noh Der
6orobnm @ohidule in Youebfeepiie,
g. 81 geben. gEn ocren Steae mer.
ocn Botcr Or. S6omos Barrett, Der
ecgeumGrtia in Snoinna lebrt, 9Sroi.
QoDio Qolep bonn g8oooitod Goaeg
im0 4rof. Somcs u. Scnnea BON Der
0ieais 9oAidule noh Baltimore fou-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-23
yscifc ucrt9ciOint sunIpfins.

y(tIIC UCiIUCtUlVL 2UutpltUo.
GOmmO g. GOmpfmS uno icinc
@lutter 6olteu @eorae EompfinS
ui6t Oes NlorOes ia6ia. 9Ieiie
bate i'm fiir5Iih in philadelphia
beIuht. @lau6cn oud nibt,
OaB er ser 6rau SumpbrieS @elo
Oete.
I'D CLAUDE cs nidt OaB George
Serrn lmO 6rau 5rau &ump6ries
un0 Oeren So6n crmor0et bat; ih
fam mir fcine @riinoe Soiiir Den.
fen, iagte 6rau 2emuel s. Comp
fins BON Ger. t4tS, Sarlem.gluenue,
Die S6mGgerin BON George g.,
Iompfins, ir., Der am GonnerItog
aeItonO, Oas eenannte 9erbrcden bel
Garroaton, ga, 6egongen 81 6aben,
Der aber iein @eitdnOniB I'M @ei6ng.
nib 81 @6ens6urg Pa, wieoer 5ll-
riidge5ogen bat.
Gcrielben Meimlng lit ibr Sobn,
@omilno 9. Gompfius, ser ieinen
Onfel fiir5Iid in oeHeu @obnpng,
9}r. 6O43, 9lace-StroBe, in @bilaoeI.
pbia beiudte.
nGor 9lacm fonncn mir, meine
Mutter im0 id, ms nidt Ocnfen, wie
mein SnfeI Der S6uloner Scr 6rolt
Sumpbries meroen fonnte~ ioste
gomuno Gomptins. r@r lit Itets IN
gllten @eIOperbGltniiien geueieu. Sd
fam mid feiues 3citpuuftes mab-
reno ser Ietten 5ebn Sabre eutiin.
nen, in 0em mein Onfel niht wenig.
items $50 oie @o6e oeroient bat.
Mein G5roBDoter, George 6. Comp.
fins, ieny lit reid, er beiibt Oiel
@rlmOeigentbum in Marcns Soot,
Ga. Gr iton0 pieIe Sabre nit Ger
nSimpler glutomo6il Co. in Ser.
binolng unO idieo aus oerieIben i'm
Iebten Serbit Inn ser Sdabmeiiter
elmer aoblen-@eieaifaft in @bilooel.
p6ia 5u meroen. Cd beiudte i'm oa.
mails lmO or ibien ii1 better @eilno.
belt 5u erfreuen. @r er8d6lte mir,
er iei in guten GerbdItniiien, babe
@cIO auf ser ganf uuO iein gigen.
tbum IN ser St1ot, mie nuf Dem
9onoe in guter Sronung. @oruni
ioIlte er @elo bon 6rou Snmpbries
borgen2 Tie angebIitbc Sllnlme BON
ungeiG6r $1,000 bate er Ieidt bon
ieincn mo6l6abenOcn @erpon0ten ba-
ben fonneL imo wenn ole Sumpbries
i'm aeOrGngt b1tten, Oos @elo 5nriid.
5il5o6len, bate or es aern bon ieincm
Batter oOer eincm Ser bier 9riioer
6aben fonncn Wleine NPutter miiroe
ibm @elo geboret baben. gr batte
itets Die beIien @elpobn6eiten. @r
beiratbete SRI. 9eulab SubeI Die
BON elmer. Der 1Iteiten 5amilien IN
Girainien tomnt. sic baben 5mei
Sinoer uno batten niemaIs @6e5pi-
iiigfeiten.
Sompfins ioa aneeblid ieinem
SecIiorger, Oem Eaitor ser gbeuS-
burger %rcsbDtcrioner-airde, 9. 8.
Seonep gcltahoen bo6eu er babe
6uinp6ries 9etootet, nadoem oerieIbe
ieine 6rau ericboiien imO ieinen
So1n nit OeiuieIbeu Reooluer tootee-
idlagen bate.
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ssienie Der ct, seneOiet-airdlc.

Gas groBc Sobres- 9Sicnic ser ia.
iboliiden ct. 9eneoicts.air6e miro
morecn I'M GonnItotter 9arf itott.
finocn. 0ouiel @udleD 1T DER 8or.
iiber Ocs Gomite's unO es meroen ben
9lmueicnoen Oiele angcnebme Stun.
Den aeboten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-23
GO6u IoG Gin sandl6OOt.

SODn ian clil SailalUOuf.
Groitiidle 9eidrei6img Der Sccncu
oni mmerifouiidem Gompier ais
ll.9oot geiiatet wurOe. r 9lIe
lieieu naG Observation-Disclosures.
rotcu mO 9iettimoSgiirteln.
9lmcrifauii6c 9lmbulau5leute De-
ianoen iiU ott 9oro
93oB Go6n. Sobn BON Serru G6aS.
Go6n unO Satin, bon @olbroof, DER
Dor ciuiger 3eit nit einem omcrifa.
niiden glm6ulonjcorps nod 6ronfs
reid icgeltc bat einen 9rief oil ieine
gltcr al |orO oeS SGiiies aeidric,
ben in Dem er Oos iolgcnoe llben'
teuer beidreibt:
n0eltc Nlittag wuroe Elm Ferilcop
Qelid)tet. Sofprt brod cine oroentli.
die GOniuiion aus. Seeleute iprou9elI
ouf lire %ldbe, Die @eiAiite purOea
mie Der glie geridtct, Die &aiiagicre
Ieaten eilieIt 9lethnasgiirtel an
lmo lieieu wobiu glaubt i6r mo6l
nm i6re ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
az 6olen. SIS mar oos @eriicop zines
Oeutidcn EauA6ootes, lmO i6 betom
es aut Su ie6en. llnier Shiii begann
iofort i'm BID. 3ad.aurs 5lt io6ren
un0 Diel i6tpar5en Ganpi aus ieiuen
Sdorniteinen 81 ipeien @loblib
iprong eS ooripdrts, itn0 faIt sur lel'
ben 3eit neribpon0 OaS Eaudboot,
Gs mar qcrooe ouBer ShuBmcitci
Sine babe StinOe ipGter wdren mir
lher aus ieinem 9ereidl, Oenn lnier
Sdiif lit elm ie6r ibneIleS rno fam
oreimol 10 id1neIl fo9ren wic Elm Il.
Boot.
Ginige Sraueu iparen wobrenO
Scr erllen gluiregung ehuas bgltes
rid, o6er inn @ou5en blie6en tie
fii6l. Sd mar iebr fiibl, OieI fiibler
ais idJ eruartete 81 iein, oenn iest,
ga id 3uriidbliden fam mlB it
e6rli6 iageu, Dab gleugierOe lmo On.
tereIie an pielen Gingen, Die lid 10
i6nell ereieneten alle 6rrbt, Die i6
uieIleidbt gebabt 6aben piirOe, poll.
iidnOia pertrieben.
Seute lit uniere lebte gto6t oli
See. sic lit ole gefdbrIihlte, ober
SS6r meroet mein 9o6eI boben nit
ser Nlitt6eihlne, Dab id iider bin,
oeiien bin id gerpiB.4
Iieies Gabel troi oenn au6 ein
poor Gage nohOem Ser 9riei gss
ihrie6cn luoroeu mar, ein.
.@s beiinOeu lid inoeid6r 6nnOert
9lm6ulou5lelte al goro," beiBt sS
weitcr in Dem 9rieie. nlIno imgeidbr
5mon5ie 6ranen Die nad 6rantrei4
o0cr Solouiti geben, nm oas SDriGc
Su t6un, llno mas fir refine, gltollS
Iebenoe Wleniden Iie iinO. Garlmter
beiinoen lid 10 oiele glillionenerben
uno angcIebene @eiellidaitsmenIdcn
ais SSbr in elmer SonntogS6eilagc
finoen werOet. Gas Sbiif lit gerdu.
mig rmo bcquem, oas Giien lno bic
9cOienilng ousge5eihnet S9ir baben
me6rere einorudspolle Gcrianmlun.
qcn gcbabt bon 2clitet Die i'm glm'
6ulan5-Gorps 6inii6eraeben, II Der.
ionlmlilngen oie ms aIle entidloi-
Ieu6eit perlei6eu imO Geiibtstlarbeit
fiir oicie groBe imo cole Sodle, 5lI
ser einen fIeinen E6eil 6ei5utroacn
mir erniilid6 itrcGen.
g9enn OaS omerifaniibc @olf MIR
einie6en f0nnte, BOB mir nidt geben
mlr INN 6ranfreid 81 belien ionoerl
nm lnieren Ibeil 6ei}uirageL Die
Geutidcn BON unicrer eigcnen aiilte
ieri3u6alten, pon lnlerem cigenen
Gl.l...L.I-..S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-23
Wlainr lSnmutnn rinhernirn.

8r 9t @eitb Compton, 8oriiber
Der jtdotiicben @iloiierunos.G Commit.
iioL Der Dor einigeu Wlonaten Uon
4rdiiOent MiIion ols W4oior i'm ,Sn.
aeneurs.Aeieroe.Gorps ernannt NOR.
oen mor, lpliroe einbcrufen. Gr muB
iid beute i'm 2oeer Wleooe, bel NO.
nliral 9Inne 9lrunoelGol iielleu,
lpo er ais Dlnior 9lolpb 9Sroctor's
glfiIient iilneircn miro. 9Jioior
Compton miro DloDor 3rciton eriI.
den ibm mlf m6eiiimmte 8cit lIr.
lalb 81 gelpdbreu.