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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-26
VILLAS ARMY ROUTED.
Many Desert, Others Flee, After

Many Desert, Others Flee, Alter
Battle.
.Juarez, April 2G.-Carranza
forces. in command of Gen. Eduardo
Hernandez, met and defeated the
command of Francisco Villa at Car
men, between San Buenaventura
and Moctezuma Thursday, according
to the official report of the battle
received here from Gen. Francisco
Murguia.
Gen. Manuel Ochoa, one of Villas
principal commanders, was killed in
the fighting at Carmen. His body
was found. Three hundred Villa
troops were killed and wounded, the
official report said.
Villa was in personal command OF
his troops, prisoners said. Gen. MUIR
guia was preparing last night to
take charge Of the Villa pursuit, in
an effort to surround the chieftain.
Losses of the government troops
were light, because Of the superior
ity in machine guns and mountain
artillery of the CarranZa forces.
Many ragged followers of Villa de-
serted in the course of the battle,
saying they had nothing but parched
corn to eat for q week.
Chihuahua City, Mexico, April 2G
Villa lost q thousand men in killed
and executed in the recent fights ut
San Miguel dc Babicora and at
Carmen.
During the fight at Carmen Gen.
Hernandez says he inflicted a loss
Of 800 dead on Villa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-26
AND UNITED STATES.
Carranza Says Country Wants Peace
full Relations With All Nations.

Mexico City, April 26. = peace
and friendly relations with the United
States and with all nations is tie ar
dent desire of the Mexican govern
ment. Mexico has been torn for the
past four years by civil war, the on
ject Of which has been the restoration
of the constitutional government, ana
in few days this will be realized.
There will be order, progress, ana
prosperity for Mexico under the new
constitution, together with amity anu
cordial and honorable intercourse with
all other nations. These are the Dene-
fits which Mexico seeks to enjoy"
Gen. Venustiano Carranza, First
Chief of the constitutionalist revolu-
ton and President-elect of Mexico,
thus expressed in an interview on his
attitude and that of the Mexican gov
eminent toward the United States IN
the present conflict with Germany.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-26
SPAIN WARNS GERMANY
End of Castilian Patience in Sight
and Crisis Imminent. =

Amsterdam, April 2G. The text
of SPANS note to Germany, as Civ
en- in a Berlin dispatch, while coll
veying grave warning that the end
of. Spanish patience is in sight, also
contains suggestion that crisis may
be averted through negotiations. The
note says, in part:
Gail the repeated attempts Of the
Spanish government, undertaken with
the intention of safeguarding its sea
traffic and the lives of it's sailors, have
failed in the face Of the irnpertur-
bable resolution of the imper!ai gov
eminent to employ unusual and vio-
lent war measures. 1t is asserted that
these measures. render Impossible
the economic existence of the imper-
ial governments enemies, but sim
ultaneously they expose to great dam
gers the existence of friendly nell
trail powers.
The note then complains of the ser
les of restrictions Germany has i'm
posed on Spanish shipping and of
sinking of Spanish ships without
warning. 1t declares that these meth
dds render the economic existence Of
Spain almost impossible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-26
TURKEY TIRED oEs WAR
People Want Peace, but Goeben Men
!, aces CQnstantinople.

People Want Peace, but Goeben Men
aces Constantinople.
+ Paris, April 90 The American
OFFICIAL delegation which arrived re-
Gently from Vienna, has been Joined
by nuraber of Americans from Con-
tstantinople, including members OF the
crew of the United States guardship
scorpion. They left Constant!nople
Shortly before the rupture Of refa-
shons between Turkey and the United
States and described conditions N
sConstantinople as being extremely
grave. :, ;,
Fully $4,000 poor are reported to
be- on the verge of starvation. There
have been from so to 100 cases Of ac-
tuhl starvation. Frequently food has
reached prohibitive prices, and can be
bought only with gold, which is ex-
clnsively in the hands of the wealthy
classes. Sugar costs SIS pound, COT
fee 80 pound and tea Sc pound,
while other. articles are. Of cores
pondingly excessive price.
1t is stated that the popular sentI-
ment is !.strengly in favor of break
ing off relations with Germany and
concluding "a separate peace with the
entente allies, but that the German
officials realizing this, have taken en-
IRENE precautions to prevent defec-
tidn. The; former German cruiser
Goeben is being kept in the harbor
of, Constantinople with the purpose
ofibombarding the city if any popular
manifestation occurs. A similar feel,
ing is said to exist in the Turkish
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-26
Maryland, Delaware and
Virginia Railway Co.

Steamers of this line leave Alex.
andria every Monday 4:3O ?. M.
FOR BALTIMORE AND ALL THR
USUAL. RIVER LANDINGS.
Cuisine and appointments unexccllad
Freight for Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York solicited and handled
with care. Through rates and bills
Of lading issued.
Single fare to Baltimore, 1928 re-
turn trip $3.50. State rooms one war
$3.50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-26

Board also were present when the big
financial transaction was consumma-
ted. Ambassador Spring-Rice handed
Secretary McAdoo receipt for the
$500, 100000. This is a temporary
loan, due June 50. The British gave
single note of the British Govern
ment for the full amount.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-26

Dixie Aerie of Eagles, from Rich
mond, is coming to Washington to-
morrow night to initiate about 80
candidates of the Washington aerie.
The visitors will number about 200,
including the famous Dixie degree
team. Members of the Washington
lodge will meet the visitors with a
band and escort them to the local
Eagles Home at Sixth and E streets,
where reception will be held.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-26
Notice

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Seminole Land & IN
vestmcnt Company, will be held at
the principal office of the Company,
No. III south Fairfax street. Alex
andria, Virginia, OF Monday, May Z,
1911, between the hours of 10 a. m.
and - noon, to elect Directors for
the ensuing year, and for the TRANSACT
ion of such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
9G-td L. V. Trench, secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-26
Massachusetts Breweries Company
To the Stockholders of the
Massachusetts Breweries Co.,

Notice is hereby given that, pursu
ant to the bylaws of the company
the annual meeting Of the stocknold-
ers of the Massachusetts, Brewcries
Company will be held at ten O'Clock,
in the forenoon, on MONDAY, the
Both day of April, 1917, at the prln-
cipal office of the company, No. Ill
south Fairfax street, in Alexandria.
Virginia.
1st. To elect board Of nine Coy
directors of the company.
End. To amend Section 10 Of the
Bylaws so as to create the office OF
Third Vice-President.
Ord. To amend Section II of the
Bylaws so as to provide for the e'cc-
ton of Third Vice-Presidcnt by the
Board of Directors.
4th. To amend Section Is Of the
BYLAWS so as to vest on the Third
Vice-President. authority to exercise
all the powers and perform all the
duties of the President in the absence
of the President and of the First
Vice-P President and Second Ficc-Presl-
dent.
5th. To transact such other bust
ness as may come before the meet
ing.
EDWARD RUEIL, Secretary.
Boston, March l, 1917. 9l-l2t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-26
.ARMoR Plat SITE 5
Government Accepts 205,65 Acres
in South Charleston

After an inspection of available
sites in the vicinity of Charleston,
W.. Va, for the Governments armor
plate and projectile factories, Sec
rotary Daniels today accepted from
the Charleston city government the
cessation of 2O5.G5 acres of land To-
Gated in South Charleston.
The reservation lies between the
great Kanawha river and the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway. Natural gas
electric light facilities of three rail
roads and city water supply are avail
able.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-26
FOR RENT
JOHN D. NoRMOTLE
Realty and investments,
> Cor. King & Royal SITS,
Bell phone 5G4.


Bell phone 564.
COZ Cameron street,
10 rooms, bath, ........ $3.50
1901 King street,
Store and dwelling, 49,. $500
$40 King street,
Fine store, ............ 5000
325 n. Fairfax street,
Store and dwelling, go. $1,000
large lot.
sos Prince street,
10 rooms, bath, ........ $3.50
1901 Cameron street,
6 rooms, bath, .......... S22.50
5l5 north Columbus street,
5 room flat, bath, yard $1,000
sos Duke street,
s room, bath garage, -. $4,000
Vacant Apr. goth.
1918 King street,
Z rooms. D2LH, .....''''' 9'"''
431 North Columbus street,
6 rooms. bath, garage Sl8''o
Ala South Lee street,
rooms, bath .......... Sio'h'
321 King street, .
5 room flat, bath ID floor Si5.oD
King Street road, .,,,o
5 rooms, l acre land, -. Sl3'oO
1913 Queen street, noo
7 rooms, gas ............ @'@'""
is north Payne street,
; rooms, gas, .......... 9ll."o
SD Queen street, oo
Z rooms, frame. ........ slo.'o
2O5 South Fayette street
6 rooms, frame, ........ Slo.oo
3l2 north Pitt street,
6 room frame, ........ S9.I"
72G north Columbus street,
6 room frame. .......... S6'i"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-26

army, but it's efet has been 1a1gSlE
reduced owing to considerable pert
of the army being affected with ty-
plus fever, due to insanitary military
conditions;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-04-26
BEACH & WOOD
Alcxandria, Va,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fish. Oysters. CLAIMS and Crabs.
Corner Of King and Union SITS. ;.
Fish received daily from our nets ana
prices lower than the lowest.
To be convinced give US 4
call.
Country orders solicited and promp-
tly attended TO. Our tcrms-Ecst re-
ferenccs or money orders.
Bell l22 Both Phone Home 81
Stiff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11

8lutmenid, Der eelpeicnc General.
@oupcrncllr Scr Oiticc-Erobiu5cu in
Den DunfeIn coutrercboIution1rcu
Sabrcn ler.SafomcISfp, mlBtc
ouS @ieoerermudcn scr rcoohltiond.
rem arditc in ocricl6cn Sibuue ocs
'9lcidsrot6s 8uge6en.
gIlts QlcOcnl crgic6t ii6 flor, oaB
per itdnoige @liuiItermcdieI eigeut-
lib ciu Sut6en no6 eiuem ghtsgong
ans Der lncrqridlidcn Gage it, in
ole pic Sfric0Sgurgeln in 6ciIioen
SuBlono geratbcu iino. 9lucb oaS
@ingc6en ouf oas glngcbot GcutIG,
LAMBS, Ocr Gcrrot6 scr ,aompfge-
noiicn" lit 0ooltrd 5u crflGrcn. Cen
Serrcn bic bis icbt 10 cigcnmdbtig
oos 2ano in oen g[bgrlmo geItobcll
baben o0nulcrt cs ont lmo cs
gront i6Hcu Dor Ocn 6olgcu, oic i6rc
S6otcll 5abm f0mltcu irno 6abcn
niiHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11
&cOwt Sal;r, nm
Nicrcu Sn rcinigcu
Cht rcnioer 5leiId, urnn Sic
9iHdcnidmcr5cn OOer SluIen-
leibcn bubcn,

6lciic6 biloct llriniGurc, welhc sic
Jdcrcn IN @enliibungen, oiciclbc ponl
9lut 8lt filtrircn rci6t nn0 iiberor.
6citct. 9teouldrc 6leiicbeiier nniiicn
bic ylicrcn ob ln0 5i rcinlpoihen.
sic nliiiicn tie erleidtern, mie Sie
Sbrc ScOdrmc crlcihtcrn, inocni
5ic dlle S1urc, g(bioa ituo Silt oll$-
l6ciocn pioriDcniaaS Sic oilnpic
5Amer6cn III Der 9ticrcneeGeuo,
idorics 9iiidenmcb, frdnfbuitcs aopf.
mcb, Sd)minocl.g(nfGae bcfpnmcn
Sbr O3ogcn miro iouer Sbrc 8uugc
lift belcgt mo. ipenn Dos gSettcr
ihleAt 1T 6obcn Sic rbellnotiiNc
S1mcr3cn. Der llrin lit tribe, poG
,gicOcrihIog, bic aonalc mcrocn oft
gerci8t mo sic miiiicn 5lpe oOer orci
Dlol pdbrcno Der 9laht Grleidte
rn0 iudcn.
llu oicic bciBcnocn Sdlircn 5it
ncutroliiiren ill0 oie 9iiidiidnoe
aus benz &orpcr 81 bcicitigcn bolen
|. Sic bon Sbrcu glpot6efcr ctpu bier
lln5cn uSoo 5alts"r hc6ncil sic ci.
rigc EoGe louo Dor Dem S5riibitiif
cincn GBl0iicl bon ino Sbrc glicrcn
iper0cn Oanl fein fllnftionirci nno
9loIcn @cidbmcrOcu pcriGwinocn.
Gicic bcrii5nitcn 5ol5c ipcrocn auS
&roubcniourc iino Gitroncnioit &c.
modt nit 2itbio pcrbunoen lino iino
ieit QlcnihenoItcrn bcnust porOen
i'm trdge gliereR 5u rainigcn unO 8it
itGrfcn ino @loienlcioen 81 bernoi.
ocn oSob 5aIts" iino biaig, I'M.
id)dolid6 rno biloen Gin angenebmes
@rQuie 2itbiomolier @ctrdnt oos
bon DSaiouen bon @lduneru un0
6roucu o6 iino 8u 9ctrumfsi miro,
melde oaOurd crnitlitben gderen-
uuo 8loicnleioen porbeuseu. (2tn6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11
gLnf Dem gSnlOcrfag.

llcacr 9lnBlouo cbrcilt nan: GSoit
iiuii6eric6bor lit Bic bilutc 9leihc bon
ejciioltcu sic iid Icit Sriegsbeginu
fiir furjc 3pit nili Sen Nliniitcr- Sci
fem ocs G5orcnreihes brett narbtcn.
gso irii6er ia5rclqud 9libc bcrridlte.
no cine GI5cllcl5 rur ans 8cnlno.
Bciisriididtcu1 aus Ncm 5clel cis
ues Nliniltcriiuns obbcrlirn imo int
9leidIsrdtbc sur 9ilbc Dcricbt muroc,
olpahiclt iebt tdatdglih 9iuBlolto lei.
lie glmmc uic Der Gr5reuItioudr
@rriidtclpiiicb IN Der GmmosGisung
BON 2. GeSenbcr pcn Sang 0crGiE.
&C doratteriirtc inoeni cr eiilcn IN
@etcrsburg ictt lpeit befdnnieu 9crS
ciiiric @}uH nuB geite6clE cS iii
idyper eiHen 0enaueit lle6crplid
iiRcr Deh 0jnng ocr Tiugc III NnBs
lalio By gclpinncE ipcrN nion mn
0ie ipdrlidcn glodridtcn bic bic
ruiiiidlc Erriic ii6crmittelt IN set
&oR0 Bat sl6cr lns idleillt oas cine
iei Ooh uiit groBer 5iderbcit 5n ia-
GeA oaB feines Der fricgiiibrcnoen
Sduocr iicH il cincul iolden 3cric.
tllnaS tthO neutrality-suspicious. Be.
iiuoet ipil 0nS G5arenrcih, @s tan5t
iornlicd 0lIi ciHen NilBcriaB. Ter
Iina 9l6accronctc Sdjnlgarclp.
cir olrdl ultO Mlrdl rlhiaer WialtB
ecr icine llc6ertrcibnng lic6t, Bat III
icincr 9ie0c III Der Iuno SiBing
rcui 4 TaEu6er Die 2ugc RiBlouos
nil Nry ror 1ronlreidl bor Der GRO.
Bcn Sicuohitioii uerelidbct, inoeD cr
ia9lc oSSa oaS iiuo micrc 3uitdn-
~, oas lit iuiicrc ginardic, Ous lit
rnicrc hlipoe ztaatsaemult, uRier
oigcncS 9liIol iinierc NliBcrfolgc ac-
acniiher 0cm oiBcrcn 6ciuoc. MrIcre
@eriidHp ii5er &crratb lIu0 cs
girt fcincu dnDcren 2luspeg. ais bic
@cylid5tlna Oieics Regiiiics, 0icAHs-
einanocrtrci6ung OieIer 9nnoe, oie
Grtietnug oieier nidtsmltigcn 9lcf
gierun8l~ llno Dps 9tenogronm
pcr3cidinet Sci oieier fardt6arrn Nh
flogc yitiirniiideu @cifall il ocrlQit.
te ino inn Centrum
@iclteidt t6nnte mon Oas GcrBal-
ten cires 5ningnrep nod 0aOprd'
erflarelL ooB Ct aIS ciH tapferef
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11

&eronloiiung Gin. Der $rotclt cincS
Suuptnonns ocr / &onpognic oeS
4. 6oDcrii6cu Gelcrpe 0ic9iucnts
bottc iiblc Sol9cn fir 0enicIbcn. Gin
Gfiiaicr bcfobl cincni fron3oliiben
SolOotcn Dem Oeiti6cn &ouptmonn
oic &lciocr bonn 2eibc 5ti reiBen mos
olh gcihob, 10 OoB oielcr 5ulcet nllr
nod im SenOe 0oitano. 0ics 9lles
ging lutcr Dem @ejoble Ser lumber
itcbcnocn Sol0oten mo Gipiliiteit
bor iid.
Bon @iiiiiordr 6. @odmunn, Scr
bon oer NiiiiionSltation Glm9pc in
gtiaiolono (9(irifa) nit onOercn
GciltiAcn ous Ecuti6 Oitafrifo in
Dos cng|iibc @ciongcncnlo9cr 8loit-
tprc olf Dem 5birc6o6lano oe6rodt
lporocn mar, lit bel ieincn glngebori.
Gen in glicsfp Gin bonn 81. Oftober
1916 Ootirter 8rief aus Gbinoc ail
Der Uilnoln9 0es Snnlbcli cln9etrots
Ten in ocm cs II. ". 6ciBt, y@s lit
it6on lon9c Der oaB i6 an @ud
idricb. Bon @lqltDrc morcn oie lcB-
ten 9tobri9ten. 9tm iinO mir icit
Ocrn 10. Sftobcr BON lmlcrcn 8omi-
lien ectrcnnt lmO ioaen no6 Snoien
gcbrocbt pcrOcn llnicre 6amilien
iollen mobribeinlid na1 GcntiG
lonO gebcn. SIS t6Ht ms 10 leiO, oaB
ale Sduierigfeitcu Der Gciie ouf lt.
lleren 6rauen ruben. gSir baben Oo.
ge9cn protcilirt es bat ober nidt5
gcnutt. Die &ciie pon Sambcii Der
inter NOR ni6t lei6t ino onecncbm. "
Die in sic @ciangcnid)oit in 9lon-
iprc gebroAten Dcutidcn aus
Gclticb Gitafrifo wcrOcn o0cr iin0
olio nod Sn0icn peridIeppt, mdbrenO
bic 6rolcn lnlO Sinoer na1 0cutl4-
lnnO gcbrobt uer0cn iollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11
llnmcnIdli&teit ecscu Oisiunocuc.
6ranjoliiGc 0iii5icrc bct6ciliacr Iit1
onbcf iioit ocn glpodcn 5it wc6-

6ran5oliiGc 0iii5icrc bct6ciligcn ii4
oubci itoit ocn 2lpahcn 5it wc6.
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Plus Berlin, i5. Sonuor miro &c.
mclOct: Sn lester 3cit bdufcn iih
bic 9lodrittcn ii6cr oic unucnibli
djc, icocnl 86ltcrrcdt bobniprcdenOc
@ebonohmA DIc oen ocutiAen
acknowledgement in iron50iiHcr
Wcfongcuidoit 5u S6cil miro. 9lir1t
gcnug oamit OoB bic 05cidngcncn
I'M @irfings6crci6 Ocs oeuti6en
5cicrs 81 idlipcritcn glrbcitcn 90.
rilntcr gluS6c6cn pon S1i6enprdbcr
uno Eronspcrt BON @dutiticl &c.
3plmgen lpcrocn, miro III unnlenidj
lider @eiie Sllles get6au I'M ibneu
ibr biitcres Zoos 3u oeriAdricn lui0
ibncn Oos Sc6cu STR &ouc SIT MA.
bcr. Sdon iinirittelbar noh Set
@ciangennobue ncrOeli sic Wcior.
acnen i6rcr Sacrtbge1cnitduoc plan.
ImdBig bcrqrbt; oui ocnl Eransport
5nr Samnlclitellc merNcn lie bon
@odniolniGaitcn inn 9coolfrrin1
aigeipicn III genciniier Neiic 81,
itbimpft nno ourdj ShlGgc, aolhen.
itoBe. mo 6uBtritle rob niiBban0elt.
@ieoerbolt iino Slroe alf bic @e.
icnacncn ge6cbt lpcrOen iSror5oli.
lDe Glli3icrc 6o6cu oerortiacu 9'ril.
taIitdtcn nidt mir niAt gelocbrt,
iouocrl lido iel5it ooraH fctbciligt.
Gic critic llutcrAtdun9 ihloet IN oi-
ienerz nit 5tocbelorabt uni0unttct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11
Sin altCS @CScpt ilnt
9aar 81 OuntcIn.
SnIbci 86re nnS Sdpucfcl madlt
fabIcs, cranes 6uor Onnfcl
uuO gldu3euO.


@eiuo6c Seoermom ueiB, Oab
Solbci Gbce uno S6wcics ribtig
oemiicbt. Die notiirlicbc 6or6e un0
Den @lau5 ocs Soores Suriidbringeit
fails ooiicl6c ia6l, iircifi9 oocr graf
gcluorocn lit. Dor 3obrcn fouule
Die @iiiduu0 nur 81 Souic io6ri8irt
lpcroen mas nit picIen W}ii6cn Der
bun0en mar.
Scut5uta0e foroern pir MIR in ir'
gen0 cincr 9Ipot6efc ogepeib's Sage
ono Sulpbur Soir COMPOUND"
Wlon crbdlt cine groBc 8lnide Oicirs
altnooiiden 0icjepis, Ourd) 9cinis
idlu6 onocrer @citonot6rilc prls
6ciiert, fiir ctwo 80 Gents. S,cocr'
mann 6cnubt 6erie Oicics 9Sr0pordt
neil 9lienono mo9lidcr @eiie crfci
men Fam, 0oB Sic S6r SOAR olnfcl'
ten, Oa cs 10 notlrgctren itnO gleid'
nabig eeiAic1t. Man ieudtc ciniad
ellleil @dluollil1t oocr enc iuctcDe
9iiritc oomit Gil uno 5ie6t Oieic
Strobn nod 9trobn ourb oos Soar.
Sis 5rnn Mor0en peri1winOct 0ds
graue Soor. 9lah ciuer oOcr 3tpcl
lucitcreu 9lppIi5irltnaen miro oa9
Soar idon ourfel Oidt uno gldus
5cno, nnO Sic ie6en I'M Snbre jim
ger aus yySDet6s Snge ano Sil'
pDur" COMPOUND" lit Elm nnseuee'
1uer Eoilettcn 9trtifel. @S lit nidf
fiir Die STIR, Sinoerung ooer gor6el'
giila ponGrdntf6cit 6cltinnlt. (9ln})'
gl6gnnmicn, Die oeu ,Scniiben Gurrc-
lpuuocutcn" nldjt pRniilih uoer unrcGel
mafig crbGItcn, iino ncbctcn Der Office
oauou per SclepGpn Oper idlriftlidl Nlit.
tbetlnng 81 madIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11
Sin freiss gsOrt i'm frcien aanSc.

Sin freies gSOrt i'm frcicn 2unOc.
Sonit mars fir ms en- 6reuocrtag
llnO froGlitb 8ogcn mir biniiber;
3iirnt mir MIR nicbt penu ids cud
iog'
Sic @alle lauft mir beiua6 iibcr.
gtin 5olt y@r" crit rcdt sic 3ii9et
trail
GoBt alii ieio i6r nidt ieet idon
boif2
Sci6lc0ens loft i6r's nidlt per0eiieu;
uglun miro bic 9iadc folt ocirciicuI~
9lie ipar CT ocllti6cn @cicus Sreuno,
% oicIc Sdpuorncr iih aud biidr
ten
g'ic 6at cr's gitt nit inns 9eneint,
slls mir ion nit Der @abl bc9liidtcu.
Nlan cadtc 6aIt; crluirO nod redt
Seiu glltcr @ille idien gon5 edit;
@eSnil6crt Bat cr 6cinoB Scoen
Glirc5 iciuc g6oGeclc6rteu" 9leoeu,
giie 6adt i6r SS6ni ms 2lug gcidnu't
lluo ia5't oei 9Ad, Ocn grouen,
tii6len;
gtls % eill oilltrcr Socr6iitng arou't,
Capj o1ne Niitlrio, o6nc Siibleul
S6r ba0t cud cincH 1Rcnicb gc0dHt
Su icincr Scr5cnsQiitc &rntbt;
Icla oclltiAcS g9cicn niht pcr6or-
gen.
gScil cr UicI @iiicu iclbit crwor6cn
SSbr luollict iucOcli @noo' ubdb Gjllib
9tur gIcid.c Ncdjie Slcihe 2ie6cl
llno idlicBlidj mar cs lcercr Cunt
8 catiM fcinolib uaren icine
Iricbc.
ga bradl ooS @cltenicucr ons,
1cbncll 6nlg Der Icntidcn.SaB fer.
aus
Gin 9linOcr fonnte cs lcibt i1ouci.
Gcia gutca 6rclinO III icblet5t 81
traNcn"
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gscr iilrdtct lid6, cs 5ll 6Gfennen2
lIno 0cunod it's nod uicbt 3i ipot
G5 ollrb oic 5ciicr ictt icbon 6rcur
ncnl
sn icincr Souo licgt Oos @eidbid
(Bi6t cS Nor fcncn Sbrdncilblid2
"a oicier IcierliAcn Stunoc
1a ging icin Mort BON @1unO 5u
Olun0cl
,Sre iaa id] 0eies @ort 6crous.
Scr 9iirocr bet cili 9ledt 81 iprc.
Aen;
Sin Soccer licbt iciu gltern6ous,
Cont iollt' man ibm ocn Sals ger
6rchcn
&o liebc icb nciu SScirot6lono
llno hchc irci imo itoI5 bic Sam,
Gb mld oeS Soiics 9Iibc ilomucr
glcr fpia mcin @atcrIouo 0eroaal-
lHcu?
gtur Niocriadjcr Gicr itn0 Oa
@ir nuBtcn lpic bic 5unoe idruci-
gcn;
Sen 5einoen go6 man gern OaS
g9ort,
Sic ourficu nah @cIic6cn 5cigcn
gsir mollcn MIR @crcttigfcit,
Grunt fonucn mir I'M 9iirgcrfleio,
aRit ireicln Bid, o6n' icocS gc6ea
Inns cinnal MIR e5c1or 81 ac6cnl
(9t. s. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11
ltnteritonScsocmaE.

SSn intleren llnterltnnO in gSQ'
bDniei licgen mir 81 8wan5ig 0lonll
pie oie scp6fcltcn Sdrinee. Sclbll
0cu Scrrn @otaiqons.aonnianocnr
lit 0oS 5u0icl ino CT irootc eiaell
aamcrooell, ser in Gioil 9lcdtsan'
malt in Berlin lit mic es i6m bier
geiiele Gorouf criolot Oie 9lutport'
oIurhaus untcriionoasgemdB'
Salptnann!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11
Sin @alriaaer.
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n0us ,5a6r 1917 miro oos @ut.
icbciolngsiaDr ocs aricges meroen,
ioot Ger britii1c General &aie
mO mir iino gon5 ieiuer 9tniicbt, nilr
iiber bic @nti4eioumg ielblt iino mir
nit Ocn @errt General ni6t cinig.
Gic glliirtcn 6oben cine Scioen.
di0lt Dor ocm ndAitcn groBcn Sdla.
&c Sinoenbure's, 5il oenl ibrer Pin.
ii1t nod Der Iaubbootfrieg nur Oic
Ginleitiing lit unO oicie @inlci-
lung lit ibncn ic6on boaiib in bic
@Iicocr gciabren
Sic ocrIu1cn min ii9 gegenieitig
Nltb cin5uiloBcn. .. Der Sllnge,
Der auf ocnl 0jang olir9 oen iinitercn
@olo piciit. Inn icine 9lngit 81 Der.
bergen. Iil guuiirtcn Iaiicn cincn
Morthi6rcr nod Ocm onoeren bon
Den gclpaltiGcn gorbereituu9cn luO
Dem mausbleiblidcu Siege rcOen.
Ga lit cs pobl crlnubt aud einem
glaiirten oa5 8ort 81 crt6eilcn Der
lcit orci 5o5ren olio iAon bor Dem
Ssricgc, icineu iron5oiiiGcr Sonosleu.
ten riidiimtsIoS INTO iur@tlos bic
98abrbcit dciogt BAT. Senator Sum.
bcrt.
Der WloHH ii6t itren9c Gritif ais
c6rliGer &atriot an ciacncn 2onoc,
ais rchtlitber Dicui9 an oeS @ceners
S1atcn. @r miro onrob 6citig anecs
iciuoet abcr CT Bot no6 ieocsmul Oic
iiir iciu patrintiihes @cr5 ic1mcr5lide
6rcuoc crlcbt Dob Oic 3utltnit uno
0ic grcigniiie icine @orte befrditg-
ten.
Seuotor Smu6ert crfldrt i'm go.
riicr uS,ourrol~ DGttc Sonuor CT
niiiic leiocr icititelcn ooB cs ocu
g(lliirten nod nic6t geliin0en ici cine
uirfione Ginbcitlidfcit ibrer llnter.
ncDnum9cn 81 cr5ielen. SIC SoIf.
nungcit Die mon icit @lonoten an
bic Goniercn5 in &aris acfniipit bat
tc, onf Scr 0ie @in6citlidtcit Der Slf.
tion oui cincr Ginbeitsiront OILS
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peririibt oelpcicn Wian Babe iidj nit
9olbcn Olobna6men bcgniigt, pa cS
al Gncrgic urO Q}et6o0e feble.
g9enn bic ententc SSoben brallhe,
Inn oui Oie oclitIAe 6rieoensnote luO
g2ilions 9iote 5i nntuortcib iuie folt-
ne man 0o oiif cine luirflib cngc mi.
litdricbe 3ldannlenor6eit 6oiieu, ole
idllcac GniihRiiic imo roihe Plus.
iiibrlmget criorOere. Snnbert be-
hirdteie ouh sob oic Goiercl3 in
9loni feinc poaitdnoige 20iuNg 6riu.
gen perOe- Sm 5ciuoesIuger 1err-