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lance, in that they prove undeniably
the intimate relations between the
accredited representatives of the
kaiser in the United States and plot.
ters against the laws and the security
of this country. whose enterprise dAi
not fall short OF projected wholesale
destruction of life and property.
Such of these documents as were
essential to legal proceedings brought
against the Germans have been pub
lshed. Others are here made public
for the first time. They form a Curl
Gus, II disjointed. chapter in the dip
lomatic history of the war.
Famous Advertising" Office.
In the fall OF 1919. when the German
plots against Canada were fomentng
IN this country, there was established
at % Wall street. AN 'advertising'
Office presided over by a big. suave
man of TeutOnic aspect named Wolf
Won Igel. There were two peculiar fea.
lures about this office. One was that It
was frequented during two years Of
sinsularly quiet and unbusinesslike ex.
istence chiefly by Germans who had
nothing whatsoever to do with adver-
Using. The other was a large safe,
hearing the insignia of the German
imperial government. To this office
there came ono morning in April, 1916.
while Won Igel was preparing a mass
OF papers which he had taken from
the safe for transfer to the German
embassy In Washington, four United
States secret service agents from the
department OF Justice, who made their
way past the guardians always on
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United States In Mexico.
Smbornation of American writer's
and lecturers.
Financing of propaganda
Maintenance OF a spy system IN
der the guise of II commercial in
vestigation bureau.
Substituting of a bureau for the
purpose OF stirring up labor tro,i-
bles In munition plants.
The bomb industry and other re
lated activities.
.- Won papen's Guilt Shown.
Perhaps the most Illuminating sin
gle document In the collection is -
letter OF July 20, 1915. here repro
duced NJ Il appeared from the station
cry OF the Bureau Of investigation =
This innocent, pretending agency was
at the outset the secret service of the
Hamburg american Steamship com
pany. Under Paul Koenig. it's man
ager. II became an adjunct to the Ger
man diplomatic secret service. 'xXX'
Is the secret designation of Koenig
who is now under indictments OF
criminal charges In connection will
his "diplomatic'' work, and is inferno,
at Fort Oglethorpe. The person rep
resented by the figure 1000" Is Cap
tain Won Papen. former military al
tache of the German embassy and til
practical executive Of It's undergrour
system. The document, AZ may
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overpowered and the papers seized.
The German embassy Mt once entered
It's protest. These were official papers.
They were sacrOsanct. The diplomatic
prerogative of a friendly nation had
been overridden and the person of its
representative insulted. To this the
state department replied that the in
vaded premises at SO Wall street were
described in the contract AS a private
business office for the carrying on Of
advertising. and that Won Igel had not
been formally accredited as German
representative. When the papers were
examined by the department. Of jus.
tice the reason for Won Igers deter
mined fight became apparent. Here. in
the form Of letters telegrams, neta'
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seen in the reproduction. describes tn.
subterfuges of NM" tkoenig) SO
that he might not be identified by the
mysterious ........-......- when they met.
INK" states that money was to be
drawn for the payment of $3.50 to the
unnamed person. under peculiar pre-
cautions, through check No. TAG on
the Riggs National bank. Washington.
dated July IS. payable to ...-.... signetl
s. ..--.. amount $3.50. No reason was
given as to why the payment was
made" says the report. ~ ~
Several days after the payment. the
recipient called at the passenger OF
flee of the ....-.... Line" and made
statement which is thus embodied In
the NIX report.
My name Is -....~. ! have an Of
flee at the .-.......-.. building, but I do
not care to state my local address. I
intend to cause serious damage to ves-
sells OF the allies leaving ports Of the
United states by placing bombs. which
I am making myself. on board. These
bombs resemble ordinary Jumps Of
coal. and am planning to have them
concealed In the coal to be laden on
steamers OF the allies.'. =
Finally xxx states TINT .the cali
err brought with him = sample bomb
such as has been described to yOt
81 Continued ON Page Eiva.N
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tons. checks. receipts. ledgers. cash
books. cipher codes. lists Of spies, and
other memoranda and records, were
found indications--in some instances of
the vaguest nature In others of the
most danning conclusiveness--t
the German imperial government
through Its representatives In Il then
friendly nation, was concerned with,
Violation OF the laws Of the
United States.
Destruction of lives and property
In merchant vessels on the high
seas.
Irish revolutionary plots against
| Great Britain.
| F0meptinS M-teeling against the
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NOte-The revelations which
follow of Germany's lawlessness.
are the most important made since
the declaration of war In 1914.
They are based upon official doc
uments In the possession of the
government and now made avail
able through the committee of
public Information.
Within q few days a German news
paper published in this country EN-.
ployed as the headline to an articl,
dealing with q rumor of German
American disaffcction in this countr,
the dcrisive legend. "Lieb' Washing.
ton. magst ruhig sein.''
This Is. of course. a parody on the
refrain Of Die Wacht am Rhein," the
the German national hymn:
'Lieb' Yatcriand. magst rnhib sein.'
Loved fatherland. be restful (oI
undisturbedJ."
In the parody 1t carries a sneer com.
prehenstbble only to one who under
stands the German mode OF speech
And thought.
OF itself the instance Is slight. Blu,
1t typiftes q certain important phas,
of the German propaganda which sub.
tiety but persistently seeks to presen
Germany'3 course in America in tn,
most favorable light, even to the ex,
tent Of defending the improper activi
ties Of the Teutonic diplomatic repre-,
sehtatlves before their passports vcr,
given them. Because of this continu
Ing propaganda certain documents I,
An
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duty. put Won Igei under arrest and
undertook to seize the papers. The
German was large. powerful and
brave. With the aid OF one associate
he stubbornly fought the officers. striv.
ing to rescue the papers. to close the
safe. to get to the Telephone and COM
municate with his suptf5Ors. Revolv-
ers were drawn by tn, secret service
men. They produced 70 effect upon
the intrepid Won lgel.
This is German A1fritory." no
shouted. shoot me ana you will
bring on war;" rs
So ..~s,--zz s~@..is s.ss-ss=
Embassy Fights - Papers.
There was no shooting. But after z
pgotsacted struggle tho aD6DssS wevl
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German Intrigue Exposed BY Government
o-7 Through Publication of Dan1,1;nq Papers

Actual Photographs of Checks,
Receipts, kilograms and Re-
ports Signed BY German, o.
ticials and Pr0pagardists IL
= the United States Which
Compose a Part Of the Eu-
de,lce Upon Which the Coz
V ....~e f'11',1e'1t,s Expose Is Based.
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Continued on Page Five.l
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asvslspsa Identical satn
party rsssat,y ,a.a nso-.
act the
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tsst
= sssrs.s,y
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Greet surpeiss.
the
Alains; 1assna
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SnrnOereiu %OruGrts.
SnbilGums.W .WtusfcnbaN
WiittuOdJ, ben 21. Sebrnar.
%Oriuarts-SaGc, @cit.2egiuetun.Gtr
[Nch1119.2N
llnto.GmnibniIe cinc WlcmidJenfnllc.

glnto.Gmnibniie cine McnidJeniallc.
DoS sSngeniellrs mo GronSport.
Gcportement Der oifcntlidcn Sc
friebs GoHmiilion berllrt6cilte &c.
Itcrn itorf Die gegenWdrtig sebr1ud)-
lid)cn ,Not1tbiirem" Oie in ben gros
ben Gnuiibuiicn Ger Baltimore
transport &c.. Die Die G0orlcSitroBe
bcoieht. porbanoen iino. @inc SSi.
ipcftion oicicr Snribuiic mO be.
ionoers Der .glotbtDiiren" ergnb, ipie
sic 9comten ioqclL ooB Oic Gbiircn
fir ein idueIles 8erlaiIcn Oes $50.
gems ieitens Der @aiiogicrc i'm giotbs
ialI gdn5licb mublos iino. @S puroe
cmpfoblcn Oab Ole 5biIren nidt mr
bon olBeh, ionoern anM bon imncn
inl Sale elmer ojciobr ou ofinen iein
iollen. Gesolei9en ioll Der Sit al
Der 9lusgongstbiire 10 au9cbrobt
iperocu OnB er i'm Sol(c ciuer @tiobr
lcidt bcicitiet pcroen fam. Sollte
elm Seuct oIsbredcn 70 f0nnen oic
9Soiiogicrc, wem 5um llngliid nod
Oic @orocrtbiire ourd irgcnO enicn
llmiiouO mdt 5l oiincn 1T, uidt
oen gSogcn ocrlafcn. 0os 0eifnen
Der o9lotbtbiircn4 III init groBeu
llnltdnOIiAfeiten un0 S1picrigfei'
ten Dcrbluocn ipesbol6 Dorecihlo.
gen ipurOe, Oieic ioiort al beicitigeu
iiuO Ous 9crlalicn oes @aocus obne
c5cfobr fir Die 9Soiiaeicre 6u ernr6g.
liden
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9ei Der 9Lr6eit nsrnuaLidt.

gc'n gl6reibcu OcS SonncnoohcS
Dor Ocm GigarrenloOcn bon @corgc
s. S5uebet, Gdc bon Qcrington-Str.
lmo 6rcmont.9lpe., melder iid wci.
gcrtc sic gtcucr fir flcinere %ripi-
leaicn 81 be3oblcn iiclca Der 80
Sabre alte Seurg 2D6lrn bon 9tr.
2tlt, @eIl.Midberrp-5iraBe mo
ser Is Sabre olie Saluatore Soia
BON 9ir. 1875, Observation-Disclosures,
cine Iiitnu5 BON Is SUB alli Die
StroBe. geioe ipurocn IN ser qlnl.
bilon5 oes meitlihen GiitriftS nud
Dem Nicrcp.SolpitaI gc6ra6t. 9eioe
battcn 2iBpuu0et mo 0outa6lbiirs
nmgen all &opi ino &iifcn Oopous
actraqen. 9tadoem icine &iubcn
Derblinocn iuaren fonitc Saio li1
luicocr nod Sonic begebcn ocd SD'
burn mnBte uu Soipital Ocrblciben
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yleaer madItc OieacnN nniidler.

Seipobucr bon @oo0lomn im0 ser
9lod6oridoit lolpic sic glrlinoton-
%oIi5ci iino ciirig aui Der Sude uad
cinem 9le9er. melGcr cine 9lnja6l
6ranen ongeiproden imb @eIo uer-
langt bottc. gr mar IN 5eriiIencr
&IciOumg unO 6aite crfldrt, oob leiil
gIrm gccrofcu mo ieinc Gran frouf
lei. @r 6etrot oen 9oOcn bon 9llnn
q. euler OIL DER @inoior NliQ Roo0
mo ia9ie SRI @lil0reo euler, pclde
'6 dlcin i'm @eiddit hliano, ooB er
$clO 6raiIde imN cs crhaltcn miiIie
Sri. GiiIcr bcga6 iidI in ocn 6interen
Sbeil ocS SoliieS nm cine Slinte sii
boler. Ter glcgcr aerirtt in Sllrdjt
mo mabte lid altS Sem Stou6c. 9ln-
oere El1tc, pcldje Set 9'cacr bciudte
uno cia G6EFGes GcrlanQen itelltc.
maren oic @o6nnn9MI bon ,Snmcs
y)oilnger uno 0jrooer N}nllineoilr.
Sn ieoem iGIab warcn fcinc Nldnncr
nnueleno mo ic0eSma mr0e ser
gleger ucridSildt.
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Die Haitcnssit 6eaOnnem.

Scutc lit 9tidernlittmod. Sitcrn
iieben @o6cH cnticrnt. Nas
9iidof Gorrigon ii6er Oie 6aitcu
imo @itboltiamfeit 81 iageu bat.
grma6mmg 5n einem ie1r re.
ligi0ien 9ebeu
Gie Saiten5eit beeimt beiitc nit
Dem 9[idcrniitpob mo ge6t init
Dem ClicrieItc, wel6es oieies Sobr
auf Sonntog, oe1 8. glpril, iaat 81
Gnoc. NSn elmer iciuer 9rcoigteu
iagte 9ii6oi Slucu g. Gorrigan, ooB
6oiicn iuO 9lbiiincn5 lu66rcno ser
,Soitcn5eit ridt mc6r 10 iireng geiibt
wiiroeu, ruie cbeluaIs. GS iolteu Oa.
Der @cbet rnO 9Ghuoicu me1r gciibt
lperom. Ter 9iidoi eril1rte, Die
Stride oerlange BON Oeu @ldubigen
uidt, oaB lie MIR Gin DIAL 0es Soges
iib iditigteu, lpie oies in friiberen
3citen Der 6oa geiueien, ionOern iie
Bate ooS 6oiteugc6ot 10 gemiIoert,
Dab cS fir 92icuonocu icbmcr iolle.
uGs lit icood bic EfIicbt ieocu Wlit.
gIicocs oer Stride, irqCno ein Gpicr
5l brinecn. @cr Eobaf gcbrai1t
oocr gciItige @ctr6ntc gcllicBt, Ger
iuciB, mas cine gntbaltimq bicrpon
mciut. Cine iolAc GntboItlme luarc
idon Soft algcuebm. Iie Gergnii.
gen mclde man ionlt qcip06nlid,
pflegt, iollten mdbrenO Scr 6l. 3cit
orligegeben werOen, iulO mir ioutcn
uuiere 9llmoien fiir bic S(rmcn Der.
inebren. Gieics mo @cbct lno sic
beiten N}ittcl imiere 9ctrndtiingeu
IN Der III. Soiten5cit 81 befunOen."
Ter Siihoi faOcltc icnc aotboli.
fen lpeIde oieie I'll. 3eit 6ur6le6cn
obne ibre gelpo6nte 9ebensweiie 5u
Guoern ino oic Der Meimmq 6ul0i.
acn oaB cine cinmaliGe Gnt6olhmg
bon 6leildlipeiien in Der @ohc cine
gcniiecnoe Snbiibun9 iei uO oen
&eroronungcn Ocr Stride cntiprede.
aTieic FcrionenT ioetc ser 9iidof
ioilen bic 9Gpd6rten SnouItc ser
Stride i'm weiteiicn Sirue auf imO
iic pcrgeiien gan5 sic 3eit, mann iic
Dor Den Si6teriinbl @otteS bmtrrten
mo lid perautuortcu uriiiieu. @ebet
lit zines Der bcitcn @}ittel 5ir @r.
iiianng nnicrer 6oitcnpilidtcn 9c.
tet oit.
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eitnna ser 9sarf6e6SrSc.


Tie fiiui Eiitrifts SuperintcuOen.
ten nobmcu gcitcrn 5um erItcn
Nlole an DER Situng Der geborOe
1beil. Gomniiiidr 9opo Der.
las cine @rfldumg in pelder er
Die SauOllugSpeiie ser 9eb0r0e
oertbeioigt.
9ln Stcae OeS General gupertu-
teuoenten @m. 9. @anniug na6men
an ser scitrigen Spe3ioliibung Der
Borf6c60rOe Die fiiuf Giitritts Su-
pcrintenocuten unO ser garf SSnge.
niclr 9bcil. Gie @rleOiglng Der
9loutincgciddfte na6m iiber 5meiein.
6ol6 StunOen in 9lniprud, iInO bot
es Den 9lnicbeiL Dab bel Dem neuell
S1item aae fiinitigen SiBungen lans
ge 0oucrn iperOen Oo ieOer Der Gi-
itrifts SuperiutcnOent 6ciragt per-
Ocn muB, lpGbrenO friiber Der @cne.
raj superintendent ollc Sragen be-
antiportete. @or ShllB Der Sitlug
uerlns GomniiiGr 5. Goofmnn Bono
cine Grfl1rllng, melGe CT pegen Der
9eitortifel in pcriHicOcnen 3eihm-
gen. III Oenen ciuige @litglicOer scr
&orf 9e6orOe megcn Ocr Gntlai-
luna OcS @encrol SupcriutcnOen.
ten @m. 2. Wioluiug mO onoercr
9lnqclegcu6citen fritiiirt iporOcn 100.
rem a6gciaBt 6ottc. 6r. SopO lit Oer
llcbcrjcilguio, OoB Oieie glrtite IN
Ocn 3cituugen unocrs gelautct bd6cu
piirOcL ials Die @criaiier Ocrielbca
Ocn SiBingcn ser 9c6oroc in Den
Icstcu Dlonotcn bGgcpo6ut 6otten.
Gr ingtc lmter glnOcrcu ooB DiaDor
Ereiton ole 9c6orOc in fcincr gSciie
6eeiniluiic. Ger General Sipcrin
tenOent mar ieiner slniidt nod Ser
jenige scr sic geborOc pollItdnOi9
in Der Sano battc imo ocrielbcn &C.
p0bulid5 INNER MIR 6eridtete, luo@
or aetbou bottc mo nidt, mas Sc.
tbou wcrocn ioIltc.
o0r. s. 3. Namiou Der Dor ciul.
gen &o1en reiignirte, illbr Sr-9opO
in ieinenl 9cridt iort u6dtte iiber.
lid alcb iiir Die @ntloiinng oes Sru.
Blaming gcltiunt. Sic Farf gIl.
aelcgcn6eiten merOcn obne Jiiidldt
aui &olitif erIcoiet- Sb gloube and
midt, DoB Elm cilt5igeS lOlitgIico ocr
geb0roe ieniol5 oaron geOod)t bat
Nleine 9eobadtngeu babeu mid oo-
bon iiber5engt, OaB Ole Farf 2lnge'
legcubeiten nidt INNER aeiAditsmd'
Big erleoigt iuirom. sd wcroe ouD
III 3uanrit ilctS oa5 tbun mas mir
lmter @eriidiidti9lng meiner Filit-
ten ais @orf Gommiiidr ais rittig
uno geieblidt eriheint,"
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9DrS MurmSnfc SitrneE mar ic6r
gnGOig.

2oro Nlormooufe SHlrneB, Der
%rdliocut DER engliidlcu 5urueB
Dompier 2iuic, bet bei Dem @on.,
fctt I'M ,Sotcl 9elueOcrc" 5ugcs
gcbcu ooB ieiuc @eicllidoit bcreit
lei, allen amcritonii6cn Sdiifs.
bctric6 bon 9lclu g)orf un0 Baltimore
nod Sen SGien in Siionnleritd 5ll
iiberncbnlcn, itno Dob allies, mas Die
9oltimorer an tbln ge6roucben, it,
ooB iic oos @clo oa6l licicrn. 0cu
Helt mollcn sic Gireftoren in 2ol.
oon 6cIorgeh Ger 2orO nobm Oie
&oienanlogen IN 9lu0enI6ciu llnO
lprodj liD onerfenncno iiber oic glu.
lagen ocr ocrl1ieOenen Gneubobns
Geielli1often om Soaien aus unO
mcinte, SoB 5u Dem 8rojett mtr
S15,000,000 notbpcnoig ieiciL un0
oriidtc lid cntbuiioitii6 iIbcr oic
Dl0gliAteit aus, recbt piel 6IeIo aus
Dem 3ronsport oneritoniihcr @iItcr
nod ocn characterization 0Gicn out
Den englii6cn 5Giiien 5u moncn.
gla6Oem 2or0 5urneB gcltcru nod
cine lGnecre Gonicrcna nit mebrc.
rcn @eihditslelltcn bottc, IN mclder
CT Den Mrnid 0uBcrte, ehlige
quite omcrifoniibe 5c6iife 8u falicu,
reiite CT nod Ebilooclpbia o6. Gr
bottc lih idmmtIi6c 5@iifc i'm @a-
fen bGieben.
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pNltt DtL oOulAlulOlN'y ptl QOlOulUft
Der Wlonitments, Der GbarleSitr., scr
Wiolnt 9oDol gIpcnuc, Der Dolphin.
imO Der 9oltouitraBc inO bon ga
nod Der ggnifcn6alc. 9(ui i6renl@e.
&c muroen oie Soloaten bon sen bic.
len &crionen, peI6e on oen 6enltern
poitirt moren in Oen GboreingGngen
itanOen ooer aui auerbonO ,Subrlper-
fen iiCb befauoen begriiBt. Ger ME.
oeritr0menoe Regcu 6ielt oic Sun.
ocrtc lnO SunOerte nibt o6, OcmRe-
giment oaS @eleite bis an Die @af.
ienbale 81 gcbclL
@apitGn g9nOia unO anOere Sfii.
5iere Der reguldren 9lrmce bcgriiB-
ten ooS 9iegiment lmO periprobcn,
ibr 9citeS 8u tbuL Inn oie @lauus
idaften 10 balo mic noglic6 aus Dem
Gienit 81 entloiien.
Samita9 lit Der Gag, an ipel6em
Die Solcotep 5u ibrenl GipiQe5en 5u-
riidfe6reu. SSn Ger 3luiiHcu5eit iinO
mr. leidte 0lilit1r Gienitleiihngcn
fiir Die @lannidoiteu oor9eiebcu.
@fannid often ltn5tfrie-
Sen.
GoB foIt oac Nlitglieocr OeS glc.
gilncnts nit Scr Ototionol @oroc
piertis@ iino, ideiut cine iitbcrc
G6otiadje 5ii iciu. Su ieoer Gompog-
uie nadeu iih piclc @eiii6lc ser In.
5ilirieoen6eit lmo Gntullt6iging BE-.
mcrfbor. sic eeraoc3u oil g9ioerpil
len gren5en Gon unaeid6r bumOert
@iann uelde 6efrogt uurOeu, o6 iie
oic 9l6ii1t 11tteu, iid6 pieoer amer.
ben ST loiien meun i6r Sermin a6-
gelaufeu iei ga6 eS MIR eineh Scr
Die Srage 6ejabte. Gic onoeren be-
trodjtctcn Oic Srd9e ais cinenSher5.
ocr 5u Oumnl iei Inn beunhuortct
5u iuerOcn oOcr ais ctlpos, OoS lie
sur 9itterfeit auirei5te. Gic Gifi3ie
re ie0oh geben lid Der Soiinung Bin
Dob ole Mamidaiten i6re MeiniuG
1noern uiirocn iobalO iib bic lln3H.
fric0en6cit ii6cr oic nerip0tcte Seinls
febr 0cs MeqinentS BON @agle Boz
geleat babe, Gbcrit NiuflcD ioetp.
ooB OoS gegiment in ieincr 8orm
Iei uno Dob ole Monni6aitcn ii6 6eI.
iercr @eilm0beit ais je erireuten. gle
ieien beiere 8irger our6 0en niili-
tGriideu Grill Geiuorocn lmo aud
belierc Solooteu, Cod fonnte man
Sen ginorld uibt los pcr0cn, ooB
bic Solooten ugeuug" bon Der go.
tioual @nroc 6dben. Sie ipretbcn
iiber 6ci 5lpcdloien2Glicntbolt an DIR
nlerifaniideu @ren5e, Dem gottper-
laiiencn Canoe, in peldem iie ge-
3tuurgen poren, 81 lebeu obne alldJ
lur cinc 9l6tpedSllmg in Der cinto.
iigcn @il0erniB 81 baben gliih iinO
lie crbittert oariibcr, OoB iie 9lrbciten
Derrihten uiIBten pom oencu ie fei-
he bloiie A6ning botten imo fir Die
iie iidJ niht bottcu onpcrben loileu.
CAB bic Ncgicrlug lie nibt langc
porber ourh regulGre TruppcH bate
abloicn laiicn lit and Gin @rlmO ib-
rer lln5rfrieocubcit Oo ourb ibrc
lonae gIbucicn6eit ibre 6ouiIicn 81
Gnt6cbrllngen gc3iutngcn uorocn
ieien 9llBerOen bcIdwcren Iie iidj
iiber Die finau3ieaeu Gerllite, 0ie iic
pp6brenO DER lcbten adt Wlonote CT
Iitten 6dtten, Cine SoAe iheint
ieoot iidcr 81 idn. Sic loiicn Hb
nidt inieocr anlperbcn.
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Der geeIttrics 6entc Dor eincm
Sabre.
81. sScbruar 1916.

@or Giiuaburg iln0 in onocs
ren 9tbiduitteu Der 5hlohtiront
oeS noro0Itli6en ariegsidml.
pIoscS iino ruiiiidc 0orit0Be
iicgrcid abgelpieleu iuoroen.
glIbaniidJe Truppen iinO inter
oeul gcfcbl 6iterreihiider Sfii.
5icrc iDeitlih bon aooojo in g(l-
bonien big All bic @eitooe ser
9lorio porgeorlngcn.
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siraicn6a1n.IIniaae Snrd glebeI.

""RN"""vFHhIUut DhfUJ WtUtl.
9rciiadcr llnioa an ser Siiuitcn
9lpenlc-&reil5uns in Siablano.
tomn. Der @}otoriii6rer per.
Iebt. 0rci 8o9aouS imO elm
glntomobil ilicBen 3uiommen.
@oegon entgleilte an DER SaOette.
lno @aD.StraBc.
Ger oidte 93ebel, pel6er geItcru
9lbcnO iibcr Der Sto0t lagertc, bate
perldicoene llniduc, lDenn and eliid
lihermeiie nibt crlIter gtatllr, nab
Iid ac3ogen. Der ihwcritc ser I'm
i0ue creignetc ii6 al Scr 3iinitcn
Apenue UT SigbIanotoipn, pcl9c
Steae ais g|cllBittSbure6 6etonnt
III. Gin 9lirtomo6il 0ciicn 5ibrer,
uad Sen g(ugoben Der Gonton @oli.
5eL ttnbetannt ee6liebcn lit, lpIroe
eltrd ben gtebel aui oen Dcleilen scr
TGtroBeubo6r anigeboIten. Gin bin.
fer oieiem 9lrto fobreuocr StraBcn-
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9nltonobil 6incin. Gin 3tpciter Stros
Bcnbabn.MaggoN NIT cincm 2ln6in-
gcr mIroe pon 0cmieI6cn S6idiol bee
troiicn 0a Ser Dlotornann oic St6.
rmg ni6t icbcn foulite, mas 5ur
5olge bate, ooB cin 0ritter StroBcn-
bobnsg8og9on nit 5pei 9ln66ngc-
Mag0onS Ourd oas ongebli6 idllO.
loic gcrbaltcu Oes DlotormanueS in
Den porocrcn S9oggou binein iu6r.
pile @aggonS ecborten sur 9aD
S6ore.2iuic.
Srob oes lnaeiuobnlihcn rno gc-
iG6rlidJ ousiebenoep lllliaGeS crIitt
MIR Der % Sabre oltc Dlotoriiibrer
Sobn Seniii6 bon 9}r, 2232, Gon..
bridge gluenue, cine SiiBpcrlebung.
Or. 8. W. @ople pou 9tr. 430, glorO.
Garoliue straBc, Der in 5idliJ
gSciic nit eiHenl gIrto sic llniaQltc0e
paiiirtc, bracbtc Den Ueruugliidtcn
Motoriii6rcr nutcr llntcritiibung uon
George 9lidtcr nod oem Sobns Sop
fins 6oipitol ipoiel6it Die glCr5tc
mr cine b6ic SilBperlcblug unO Sb.
id)iirilrrecn I'M @ciift ieitiiellcn
tonuteu Ger 3nitouo OeS N}onnes
lit nidt acknowledgements, trotOcm
ocrblie6 or inn 0oipitol
Nob oen glngobcn Der Gonton 80
lijci wnrOc cbcuiaQs Der Strcden.
Supcrintcuocnt ". 9icrai lcidt Der
lett, Ood fonntc iih Ocricl6c nod ici.
ncr &oburng beae6cn.
}uiomn en- itoB all Scr @ az;
z trnBc.
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iprong al Ser @op mo 6oDcttcilrn.
&c ein 9Sogecn ser 9ai Sborc 9i'
nic aus ben Sd)icnen Ger giebel
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le6cu mo iu6r 5icHlid uuinnit II
oen @orOcrpaq9on bincin moonrtb
oaS Sinterpcrron oeS erilcn mo oas
9'orocrperrou oeS 5weitcli S9og9onS
itGrf bci6doiat lUnroen Gic 5nbred-
ite bciScr @oagons wimOen ourdciu.
onocr ociHiitfeIt, faucn o6cr obne
@erlCBlut9en oopou
Bon flifiiGcm @ietoll
berb Yunnt.
Ger % ,a6rc alte Stepeu 9caanO
poli glr. l3i, 5ilo 9ouOsStrobc, cilt
Iormer ser Baltimore Cool So, a.
GGc 9ili6- lmo @pcomiro. 5troBe.
,puroc idlnm au ocu Sbultern lno
am aorpcr BON iliiiiigem Mlctaa Der.
brannt. 9elano 6otic ooS Metall
III cine 5orm Geaoiieil ais pI6elih
6ieielbe crplooirte imo OaS gliibcnoe
@Rctall, an i6m binaiIlipristc. @r
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! 0iiirifts ms 3rartlin Sqquorc So-
ipitol gebrodJt no fem 3uiton0 oIs
tritiib bc3ei1uct miro,
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Iros Der 0erooe5u waBniinnig IN
0ic &obc aebenoen &ebensnIittcls
pteiic finOen iicb ood nod bieIc nit
iibIeroc Ser3en melhc Der uuOer-
idul0ctcn Jiotblogc al iteucru &c,
milf iino. Sir oas olte Ocutide Gbe.
poor aiug gcitcrn pieoer Elm Dollar
bon gl. z eii
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Selcarap5ilder gHcttcrGcridJt.

aus Den ii6rigeu 9unoes.@ctter.
9eobadtmgS Stotionen wllrOen 0ie
iolgeuOeH nieorigitcn SemperaturciL
Die liu s llbr geitcrn 9I6cnO 5erria-
ten, bcridtet;
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9Imrrican glrancrci ueoIaren

Nt"'e"'N"F ~~"'fN%N' HN~~t'NN
lit nidt MIR Gin @ier, oos reihen
sSnbalt unS guten @cidmod pcreint,
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trGeIihes 6jctrdrf Gin arGite Or.
5eugcr uno @eilmobeits S0rocrcr.
Gos Bette gicr ouf Slaiden. @roue.
rel. SorforO 9lbcy @lonuncnt. imo
SiIIens5tr. Gel. Mt. @crnon 365.
(5cb21) (9(n5)
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.9liioitcrinm" GiB 6oplinS".
,1nrb' s" Nouc ot Gait"
,Wanciu 4Tbe WiIliar0 WlaioS".
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,,Wlniiis2liooemie"- GO longl QetiO.
d OGiciprla" l'alioepiQe unb g8anoelbioer.
Gfotoricn.eeienihait" Douneriioo. sen
3 5ebrnar, 0roBes 0on5eri In Der .9Dric"