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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-08
Only Moderately Gay.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
NARRAGANSETT PEP p T

NARRAGANSETT PIER, r. l..
August 8, 1903.
Narragansett Is at last extremely active,
but only moderately gay. Polo, which al
ways crowns the season, began a week ago
and is to continue ten days longer, at the
end Of which period the crowd will sweep
along to Newport The weather conditions
for the opening games could not have
been improved. but the playing frequently
showed lamentable lack of keen work. That
deficiency, however Is bound to grow less
without regard to the tremendous handi-
caps that some of the clubs must overcome
In order to win. No event of the year brings
out as much local color and people who
have never seen polo game at the Point
Judith Country Club have lost half of
summer life at the Pier.
Last weeks tennis tournament was the
most successful for years, particularly in
the number of entries and the widely scat
tered sections of the country represented.
Members of the Point Judith Country Club
are afraid. however that the golf tourney
will suffer In consequence of the revival Of
interest in tennis.
Dinner parties the past week at the Point
Judith Country Club have been as thick as
small Strawberries at the bottom Of bas-
ket. The trouble is the hotel contingent Is
almost entirely on the outside, just as 1t
has been ever since the Casino was burned
What's more, the progress Of the stock
company, which Is expected to put up an
other social clearing house. Is discouraging-
ly slow.
Mrs. J. F. Rodgers Of Washington this
week gave dinner party Of eight covers
at one Of the hotels.
Mrs. G. s. Wheaton Of Washington was
one of the patronesses at the lawn variety
performance Friday night.
Phillip Prescott of Washington has been
conspicuous at several Of the recent hotel
hops.
Mrs Leonard Wood the Rev. Phillip M.
Prescott and John c. Poor Of Washington
were among the large dinner party enter
tanned this week at the Point Judith Coun-
try Club by Mr.. and Mrs. William Edgar
Shepherd Of New York.
Miss Margaret E. Gale of Washington is
one of the most extensive cottage enter
tanners of the season at Idlewild villa.
Miss Sallie Hodge Of Washington Is again
at the Massasoit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Kendall of Wash
ington. now cottagers here, were among the
yachting party recently entertained aboard
the Sachem by Commodore Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. T. Hendrick of Washing
ton spent their honeymoon here.
Horace Wylie OF Washington, q leading
golfer here. entertained eight friends this
week at the Point Judith Country Club.
|. Mrs. Edward A. Mitchell OF Washington
gave a dinner one evening this week at her
cottage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-08
Travis Defeats Johnny Ward.

The first two rounds In the first prest-
dents cup at the Ekwanok County Club,
Vermont, were played yesterday. and to-
day Walter Travis of Garden City Will
meet j. Mallouf Of Fox Hills. and F. J. o.
Alsop of Yale will play Paul Waterman Of
Englewood In the semi-hnals. Travis easily
disposed Of his opponents In yesterdays
play. defeating John N. Ward Of Fox Hills.
up, to play in the morning. and C. d.
Cleghorn OF the Ekwanok Club. Z M t.
play, In the afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-08
Juvenile Euchre.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
AvON-BY- N. j.. August 7. 1905
The Old Guards ball. which takes place
tomorrow evening. will be the browning
feature of the summer season here.
A dance was given at the Buckingham on
wednesday evening and the strict for
mality of the occasion made it enjoyable
for all the forty couples who attended.
distinct novelty in the course of the
weeks events was cf1ildrens progressive
euchre party, which was given at Avon
Inn THURSDAY afternoon of this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-08
Grand Atlantic Hotel.

Virginia ave. and the Beach Atlantic City, NJ
Open all the year. Hot and cold sea water
baths $50 Of the largest and most handsomely
furnished front rooms In the city. 100 rooms with
path Southern exposure. Magnificent sun par
Tors. Orchestra. Terms: American plan $l2 so
and $l5 per week, $50 by the day up. European
plan. l5O per day. Special September and Oc-
tober rates, Fine cafe attached. The table and
service are not surpassed Coaches meet all trains
Write for booklet. CHARLES T. COPE
apis Il6t-1S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-08
BRICK BRM SCOBEI

Completely remodeled and enlarrsd Ever
Known comfort and luxury. nlustrsted Boob ii
mailed on application Rooms en- suits Wfth M
Elevator to street level. A. n MARION
1e23 SITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-08
Hotel Ponce de Leon.

Virginia Ave. and the Beach.
AZ oneIeeled hotel Unsurpassed location. Capacity
6Vo- Elevator baths. &c. Rooms en- suite Fine
porches Special rates. $40 to SIS weekly; q and
mh1A-130t-T - ooAV'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-08

During a terrific storm at West Point,
Va. the rushing water washed mud on the
railroad track to the depth of two feet and
derailed the train en- route from Richmond
to West Point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-08
couHrRYBoARD.

GOOD COUNTRY BOARD; a1.LEs PROM STA
dress hi.ses HoWEI Hound Hnl, Losdoua
WEST END-NEw HOUSE. LARGE LAWN. WELL
shaded; near mountaine; 2 paiIy mats at door;
ton: DwS Ss as' sieSi. i spsias.S:
ers,. 1900 wisconsin aveI, Tenleytown road; mod
ern honse; broad verandss lAsge rooms: city
ve1iences; bath on each aops1one car fare.
ELERSLIE FARM. A ,gDRIIGHTFUL HOME
s::s Ell sss:s;. Sos cais~sLf sss.:ys
MONTERREY HOUSE. ON TOP OF BLUE RIDGE
Co.. Va. aus2ts
WILL TAKE ENTIRE CHARGE AND TEACH
two or three children; .asas and %ilk terms go
THE STERLING HAS SEVERAL NICE LARGE
water; plenty Of miif, cream fresh eggs, chickens
Misses sA6SDEEs. FasSnian spring.. IeudsaD
county. Va. aus-2t'
BOARDERs WANTED AT PLEASANT COUNTRY
nat Se fS% ssSS a
p HANsHEw Germantown, Montgomery Co..
Md. au7-3ts
A FEW CHOICE ROOMS IN a BEAUTIFUL
vantage. Apply to Ms. r. G. MASON. 0IsnFe.
RIGHT AT FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
sprinss-First-c class country board. Sc per week,
or $50 per month. Reduced rates for families Of
several u raj months. Apply J. ". HANBACK,.
THE INGLEsIDE-OPEN FOR SUMMER BOARD
ers: Address FRANK REPP. Randolph, Md.
wANTED-A FEW MORE BoARDERs AT
pleasant country home; large yard; long porches;
bath rooms; good table, home comforts. Box II,
Delaplane, FauQuier Co., Va. au5-w&s-4t
OAK GROVE; SITUATED DIRECT ON WEST
River; good table; fine bathing; sail and row
boats free; full view Of the Chesap eake Bay: Adj
dress Mrs. ELLA PoPHAA. cumberstone. A A.
Co.. Md. .jy29-3w',4
LINGANORE HILLS nm NEAR THE MTS SIT
uated on large farm which supplies the table
with vegetables. milk. cream, poultry. etc; ar
tesan water; boating asens estning ball room
ap27-1O4t Miss e. NJ. BROWN, Frederick, Nd.
MAPLETON. WEST RIVER, NJ. SO BAY
Ridge; good board; bathing, fishing, sailing and
grabbing. Particulars and terms address 9. 2.
j 5ysst x iss. aal'"a'' fo A. Co.. Mo
HIIOMoNT, NEAR THE BLUE RIDGE AND IN
high. healthy section, overlooking q panorama
that ID superbly beautiful. For information ad-
dress D; TAvENNER. THE sh PHI IL Lou
shady lawn; lge. pofches: ATTY rms. salt-w. bath
ing, boating. fishing. &C.; open until Oct. 1; table
unexcelled; terms mod. For circular address Mrs.
ty21-tu, tn. s-13t.4
"RURAL HOMES ON WEST RIVER" NOW
open. Nicely located on West river, in view Of
Chesapeake bay; miles below Bay Ridge; good
shade; large lawn; fishing. grabbing. rowing, sail
dress (Mrs) MATILDA NOVEL;. Shady side. Md.
jy9-b2t-8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-08

Hotel Imperial, , M.ry ia ss..s AVE- l., g g
walk and best bathing grounds. Good Ocean view
Elevator. Private and Public Baths. Cap. 500.
Large rooms; excellent table. ]. G. KENDRICK
" to IS per day; $40 to SIS per week. je9-7st-7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-08
HOTEL SCARBOROUGH.

Beach Front and Maryland ave. Atlantic Civ
100 ocean,front rooms many with private bath
Elevator, electric lights and every convenience Of
q modern frst-class hotel. Special weekly rates
$l2 so up. Splendid suites for families and fo.
the season at moderate rates. Illustrated booklet
Coach with porter meets all Penna trains
myl6-ISt 10 ALFRED VIVIAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-08

GOOD COUNTRY BOARD. f3ALEs FROM STA
ton; milk, fruit, vegetables, rood water Ad-
dsess Misses HowEfLx Houad I'm, Losdoua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-08
ATLANTIC HOTEL
PENNSYLVANIA.

MOUNTAIN HOUSE
Blue Ridge Summit. Penna Highest point on West
ern Maryland RI. convenient to church. post once
and station. Address NJ L q McftOMSS
je2-tu th&s-30t-A
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HOTEL JACKSON,

Directly on the Beach, Virginia and Steel Pier,
Atlantic City, N. J.
absolutely new and hreproof Built Of brick,
stone and steel. so with bath. Special
rates, $3.50 per week up. Special September and
October rates American plan Write for booklet.
auS-12t0 JOHN CRUISE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-08

MONTEREY HOUSE. ON TOP OF BLUE RIDGE
More boarders wanted; reasonable rates; refer
ences given. Apply at -oocr. Linden, Warren
| Co.. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-08

| ELERSLIE FARM A ,nDR1IGHTFUL HOME
among the mountains; huge lawn. with shade;
porches; cheerful rooms1 frst-class table. For
particulars address JOS. y. CHISwELL, Buckeys-
town, Frederick Co., MD aus-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-08

THE ALBEMARLE Virgin. I. a. ave;
and Piers. Elegant modern hotel new throughout,
capacity 400, Offers special rates-$l0, $3.50, $40
weekly, with reduced terms for latter part August
and September, for large cool front rooms, metal
beds, superior table and excellent accommodations.
Elevator private baths, &c. 1000 feet Of porches.
Booklet J. p COPE. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-08

WEST END-NEW HOUSE. LARGE LAWN, Weld
shaded; near mo.ntains; pzily mails at door:
~ miles from depot; all country Accommcda-
lions. EDWIN SHOEMAKER Sicott Springs Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-08
Hotel AgmeW,

Atlantic City. directly the Oceant front.
Open all sides; capacity 900; hot and cold
Boardwalk; handsomely appointed; cuisine and ser
vice excellent; 81 so up daily SIS up weekly daily
and evening musical concerts; automobile meet
trains. MITCHELL & RAHTER.
ty3o-26t, II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-03
Gnlfnur's SariizRr0e.

GnolQnb lit ii6er Elm Ralbes So3rz
bunoert lie 6odGarg oes Ntand)eiter@
tbums qepeien. Die Mandeiteri tule
bat lire ruoital frei6dnOleriidsn0ot
trinen Subr3ehnte lang nit Slid Der
fo6ten; auein in ben lesten Sdbren
buben ii6 gepidti8e Stimmen aus
Observation-Disclosures unb poittli6"H
&reiIen qegen Die ulte 9ottrin erbo=
ben, unD cine Qn5abl englii6er 8ldt@
ter fingt benz reiren Mdn4eftert5um
bas @rablieo. Den beoeuten0itea
@eqner bat bas Mandeitertbum III
Dem friibsren &pioniulfetretd- %{os
chamberlain. Gr 1T aus Der Re9ies
rung au5geI6ieoen. G6er oamtt 1T ieiz
ne SbGtigfeit niGt eingeitelt. Sn
Wort unb S9rift fGmpft er ipsitet.
5reibanbel pOer S4uB3oq 1T CUR 3eit
Die pi4tigite Sra9e in Der engliiqsn
Politif ~getporoen. 8orgeitern fat
ii4 benin aud Der englif6e Premier
8alfour iber bic 5rage ausgeldfIen u.
aegen oas ManGleitertbum Stelurg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-03
NenniDlDanta
" Gllembnbtt.
Dem 09cltem mno NurDen


3t9s D5rlafcu Die GalpctsStatton ME folgt;
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NAG gJuiamsport uRO G0dspaOsH.
gu Sorm. Intimidation So 9orml, taali9,
nap pltisburg, indianapolis, ebita9o, Sou's5
piH'; 80defer, Buffalo, 0iuqaru= Gals, Seds
Gaola Uno Sane, an J8obeata8cu.
".fJ Germ. Qlrion=S Station 8.52 9orm.l td9l9,
.aO yHf'alo lUta gmporium=S uHtiIouh MT
SSas99'0en2tr @goi.sr gafist 9drIOE Gar uHo
liz @9rm. Clinton : Station 1900 MittaQg),
in5Sm,,s2, tlIl5but0 uHo 6ltptlaHo; 8fnooo' RSII'
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SoInI. tluIoH : Station 1900 Dtitidgsb
Sgg.gccgo' EEl4liso. 4ittsburJ, 6bIca9o, eltotsaho'
4 AZ ~. 1etToit, Cincinnati uuO 81. Gouls.
m;,. H-1Alr iaglb DoH uHiouzS tatioHl. noD
S1t2'"'a' ebJto9u, G~ouisUiae tutd GiHciuHdttL
8 So' 'G151slyC.l5' q. Houls UHo g8ilidmsport.
NJ. S,Osnos to1lib t0ou uHiousS ~tutiOHl, NAG
. SSnn's@29E1 ,e]in.Innati unO ct. Qouis.
r,5 "S n Ia1iid lC0H unious S%tationl mad
onr3aebtnotr Quiftt S5laisGar Gno Goab.
90 ~ 1o.hos, taalta OlHiou=S Citation 900 N6p5.l
fntsVHty, e2@a99, Sitptlau0, Cincinnati, ct.
Souls IHo Grlt; &oleoo, 80htfer, Buffalo unO
gt1qgsGaus, a-us8tuommer S1mfdog.
LII a9tnos Naturalization lI.55 ab,upgl,
m1guD. yittsburg, 6bGago. Buffalo, Robeatr,
m.a9aEa,gaAs UNI erie; G~ltUsIanO, ausVtn0m'
i.50 &a$m., 9eo8sntaot, BORT 2ssoFt qnomm.
4a55g5 T5a9m, 0o9gtg5ta9s5 SriorosGttemm.
"Sg Gnna09ti5 ~ S0rm. on @o6cutao,H,
Sir .Qopts Grcti=Qint, 7.31 gorm. uuo AT
yto9m, an No5tHtastH. S0HHtlgs $50 Dorm.
BON 9~rtiiOtHt Strubc
Pc Soynl, Wottntage, Qoh nab Qbllabslp6ia.
I+g 9a5m., Wobtntage, Bort Gcpoft Attomm.
~ 9obm., g9obtntaat, Crforo HHomm.
625 abeRos, 0ob,utaas, GIpreB uabQ5ilaoelpbiO.
Sou u MON STATION.
%a9 SpttaOtlpbia uHO Rspz9otL
81 Natm., vGoH9reiforal QimjtSo," t1glia,
lanmtll3 Qdrhor= uuo Sptiit=lBaQgous.
- ,8.0 l6ptis=g1aq90u), 9.13 (5peiitpdg0oU),
IgUS. 1888 t~SpsiieUagQou), ll27 Born, 1906
0ktELtlAI4Cul. I An ! Al = IL t-neI1 FmllQDnl,
~, Il30 Ib,nog an g9odcutl9cH. 5ouufags,
IzS, 8,02 ls9aitDa3goul, 913 (5psiitpaggoul
tog5@ ~ Born, 1905 tSptispaggoul, LlS,
~ +5l 0abm. (SpsHiaUa81oHl, 7.53, u3o
sur na6 gbtIaOdgbia. 410, 6.35. 843, go S0rs
gliia9s, lis. 304, 5.O7, 6.35 Raam., on Bos
9LG'aqt1: Sonntags 6.35, SOP 9orm., sos,
0Vh OBS Waam. Urb CAS- 45tups.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-03

oenommen. galfpur nennt ben 5reLs
6onoel ueine leere T9roie. cine ettle
S5arce." 9as 1T oeutli4 geiProatn.
8olfour Fat ftd ia i6On friAet far
cine qenoerung Der britiiden 9al@
b~elspolitif ausgeiprpden; alltln tor
oeItern erfldrte er rem alten Sp1.trl,
6ag ieoen @taat5eingriff IN raS
Wirt6I 6aftsgetriebs perptrft, Zen
arieq. Gr fagt: GObben Der So@
ter bes Man6eitett6ums - bate TEL
ne Q6nunq pon ben mooernen SruIfs,
Die unter Dem 9rotettionsIpitem gr9B
oeiporoen unb aapital, ME 4rbslt
Gnglanb's gleidecmuBen 9el4oot9t
baden. ,3~oQturifer t0nne man lluf
bur8 30qe entgs9en treten. gE9z
lambs synbutrie 1T ~dleroings inter
Dem 7rei6Qnoels59item groB gefporz
ben; uQein in ben ltBten Sabren pat
England piel bon ieiner inDulirtelIe1t
unD 6anbelszS uprematie, DE e
LANCE behduptet, rerloreT1. UtfT 9tFNqI
fat Der britif6e 9lemier: Gin hd4z
bes SQbr6unbert fat GnglanD 3ugeiez
ben. ipie Der 0au feinbli6et 3drtte
erri6tet poroen III uno Die g}dttnnen
QeI6ieoen bat. Se!a1t uni ere eI9ensn
3plonie'n erri6ten Elm PrptettIons@
6nItem. oas ausIhlieBli6 lire 6lfsn
ebenfo psri6lieBt, 0ie uns bt: 9dten
Der bur4 3oG geiNijBten 2Gnosr per-
fhloTen Iinb. Sn tenn unlGn9It per@
0fFentli6ten 8luuou6e Der britli6e1
Reoierunq lit cine BON Der 0unpslsz
TANNER 3uIdmmcr geiteQte 5abellf
ii6er bic yab pulorcmz" 30Qe enthdlten,
nel6e BON perf6ieDenen Qdnoern auf
brittf6e Wdaren erbo6en iperbtn. 9a@
nad er6eht 3uBlaro I31 Prp3eat, Die
Hereinafter Staten 70, Oe5trei6s
ungarn 35, Sranfrei6 "a, StGlien 27,
9eutf6ldn0 %, Ganaba Is, 9Seu@
SeelanD 9, Quitralien unb SiicafrIfa
ie 6 9ro3ent. 8egen Die 56uB50Qnez
ridden QGnoer m06te 8alfour 8roBz
~britannien gef6iBt Iehen, mO6te De-
rem uQQreI1iper pirtbf6aftli6er GOnz
f~urren3 entgeqen treten. Sci Den Sc
| pf~lpqen6etten Der 9rpBinOuItr;e, bill
liza i'm 4uslanoe gu perfaufen unO 'i6
i'm Snlunbe bur9 6p1s 8reiie i6ap@
los gu balten, bat 9r. 8alfour nlAt
unre6t. Die engIiihe SnbuItrie 1T
i'm Ra6tbeil. Gnglii6e 30Qe itOBen
~aleroingS auf 6eftigen MiOeripru4,
mo es Ii6 nm cine 8ertbeuerung Der
2eben8mitte banoelt. Gnglano muB
ben gr0Bten She'll ieiner Na9rungsz
mittel aus benz 4uslanbe be3ie6en, IL.
Die groBe W}enge Der Qrbeiter nil
8roO uno 6leiI6 10 6tQig, tpie mig
lid, baden. 8orn50ue Iino bel Der
Menge DerbaBt, uno 8alfour 3etgt lei
nen 0eg, Dem engliIhen 8olte Die &C.
benSmittel30Qe plauIibel 81 MAIDEN.
Gr 1agt: o9ie Na6t6eile eirer g}ob~
rungsmittelzSare 1ino unperniinftig
iibertrieben porben. Die 0ffentlide
MIeinung lit nod ni6t reiF fir bieIe
30Qe, uno 70 liegt Die Ginfiibrung
berielben CUR 3eit nod auBerhalb Der
8ren3en praftifder 9olitif. Smmerz
bin ~perlangt Der Miniiter, SAP NIT
ben 3raOitionen bes Man4eitertbum8
gebro6en peroe. Der itarfe 8eifaQ.
ben Die Heoe 8alfour'5 fanb, 5eigt,
baB audi in GnglanO Dem 6reiGonoef,
Der 3pei 8enerationen Oas O6erlpaIz
Ter bate, itarte 9egner erFeben. @u4
Gngluno itrebt Dem Proteftioni5mu3
gu. Die @ereinigten Staaten biirfen
ii6 ni9t betlagen. Sie baben nit
ibren 9o630uen bic iibrigen 3ationen
CUR Q6pebr unb 9ergeltuns 9en6>
t9igt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-03
Dampfer OsrlaTen Baltimore Don
Baltimore : 9ampf : Qadet 60.
Catts uus JuperIdfGgc Saiseinis.)
a.. n. EA..AnLnnA h.Ela

GiE ptEs SlLIltN7NUF DETUECtINos
Sampter fabren tdglId, S0Hutu9s ausg eHommsn,
BON .gapaQtnfsspisrs, lob Q~igbts6trabt, $50
QbtnOg, Oirttt Haa Oh Qoint GOmfOrt, Rorfoi,
9Ortsmoutb IMP olsn 9uuttsu brs euOsRs. gus
biuOuug IN Oh goiut Comfort init G. & .. Gis
~isubabu" nab aIbmor0. 9vbiHouHg in 9ortsS
mouth nit otm sStlbolro Dir Cine" iOlio,u 8ug
ron gOrtgmoutb nab qtI1utG. 5u ROriolf gtys
Jinouug nit Der -Ntlant.e Goat 2iut.- 0orfoli
uuO Carolina, Roriolf uH0 iuolia, RorfoH unO
ntitljb una .CD Dominion glut' mad 9tiuberu
uu0 WaibingtOu. Nc.
T}abjttt:r ua5 sucOpdji5:m 9Ians. 2urur ole
RaiutcuJjmmtr, tstfrjibs 9]tltubtuuq, Eamgibci.
sung, Roitu frtt. Bti,rD,rt. GaIuttu)immu i'm
@ .att4gIrtau Der rgap=QiHs,~ gr. I03, CrsBaltj=
mor,s5traBs. 9elcp5ons g. & Z. 81. paul 1885;
m1yulano. G%ourtlano 485, @lbaug5g, IS Ioros
Gblrltss5traBt, uno gtreau DIT .6ta5oaro Qr
CINE Continental 5rut So. guil0iug.'
Spbn ". Sbcrmopr, u. SruDu.
8.s4rai. u. 9sHsUtaHaaer, ,sgoiia8tersg8sut
tIa2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-03

init pel6en 6 mpfinOun@
gen 40nig 9eter BON Serbien Die On
tlage gegen Die r8erI6p0rer BON
Nii8," iiber beren 8erurt6eilung mir
porgeItern 6eri6teten, bat er6e6en laI>
len, ge6t aus Den auBergelpO6nli6en
MuBna6men 6eroor, bic Der neue
Ser6ent0nig gu ieinem peri0nli6en
5duB fir not6penOig 6sfunOen bat,
9a5 S6laf3immer pirO neuerOing5
BON 3p0lf aus Der S4psi3 itammenz
ben 8aroiiten bepa6t unO ite6t Our6
cine elettrii6e 2eitung nit Der Cont
m~onoantur in 8~erbinoung, Quf Der
Sabe liegt itGnoig Elm 6a6r3eug be-
reit, I'm ben 80ntg i'm Not6faQe ii6er
ben 6luB ouf unguriI4e5 8ebiet gu
bringen. @G6reno oe8 Yro3e1e5 gez
gen bic Gii6er OFfi3iere purbe Die
geIammte 8elgrobsr 8arnifOn in Be
reitI6aft ge6alten. Prin3 Qrien, Der
8ruOer Os8 a0nigs, Fat e5 Dorge3oz
gen, Iid gu nme6rtdgigem 4ufent6oIt"
nd6 BQris 3u begeben.
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0(nma Schmeifnrt.

90 farb ON /. Ctobcr nab furIcm 2,ioen gnna
sbw;;fart, g9jttpt Don 5utob S6peiturt, I'M ~
ter poH ~ aabrsu. Die 9ccrOiauug iinott m 0 r
Qen, Sonutag, Rntmittags , ubr, BON ibrer lc5=
ten g9obnunq, @r. 20l5, 5tfisrionsStrabe, aus
nab Der Ct. Mitacls zRigbs UNI BON "a mad Dem
.ol. Grl6itr!5rieOboie" iatt.
Sic truuernptu @tnterbIttbcHcu.
4J76-0
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Rad 8aftel tommt8 Dln.
9lu9 Der re8tsrbeiniI4s StaOttbeil
&Oln's foQ sntfeItigt peroen. 3mtz
i9en benz 8riegaminiiterium unO Der
Stabtoerpaltung lit bereits Elm Sim
fommen er3ielt pprben.
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Cneen glnne's GiienhnhnsGn

a9tpI0H ItIt 1CM y. StptEm5 e
1903 in &r1t.
Elmpir uT,lTtu Qlsr Dr.. ~. S.8bt=5trlBe.
EdqIia ltra. 5lmfl9s un0 5guatalsJ I'm
z lbg MorqtH5 uH9 3f Hltm.tl95, z q NJ It
nm 7 llbr Uj5rggHs uu5 So lhr Ndamittlgs,
nab Hog.s4o.ut. GsRl=3=laE9, EusGHst0wH, Seas
treble, Denton, grssnDooo. Gl,U0a.g, &aDts, 8t=
bobotl uu9 3DiiatH= S]tltioHtH.
E"OHHtlg, Z u5r Jiar3sus, nab 25oszQojut,
G.utrs0lle. 8i5o5otb uub 3piiotu-5 tltioutu, uu0
um 345 Bl5m.ttaa5 Hur ulb yoo;+polut.
NUiblu5 IN G~Jssupogo an oW: .Gelapurtz
gitrta5H." nab lQta QuHf,u iuolib BON Rem
yoCt N5i.a0tLp5ja Uno GoEio.ts5, tubabu".
J-att al &oatH;assu o. 9 llbr absEos ur0ts
uoWmtu
SobH g. 9o5lt3 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
lU1i2IlN
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Inter Dem 8eroa6t, an Der Grz

- Inter Dem 9eroa6t, an Der Grz
morOung BON 8eOrge 9ifep in ROfez
tier, R.zg., bet6eiligt gemeien gu iein,
1T in 8idmono, @u., Qler. 2effaro,
alias Qm1teroam 6ren6, Derbaftet
poroen. Gr rGumt Elm, CUR 3eit oeS
M}oroe8 am 10. Quguit 1902 in Roz
dieter getpeien gu iein, Mil aber nit
Der Shat in rer9erbinoung geitanz
ben BADEN uno bat gegen feline Qu5z
Iieferung na8 g}en : YOrf ni4t5 elm
3unenoen.
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samItae, 5. Cftpbcr 1908.

Ser % ii II Of rSimpliz
ciIIimus" erf6eint Dom 1. Ottober
an in ertpeitertem umfang. Gr er6dlt
cine politiI4e unO i~o3iale nS4nar3z
fpeiB" z9eila0e.
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Der ST d 8 er"
metOet: Der Oitrei4ii6 : ungarii4e
8eneraltOnIul Murimilian 9. Sob
i9miot in 6ranffurt a. %, lit unter
benz Namen rpon 8oloi6mibtz Rot6z
f9itb" in Den QOeIsitano erboben
nproen.
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9GeTtrrn NarglnnO Sabn.

IratiU Rratt Am o. Ss4t. 1903
,3uQe DtrlaTeu bic @lltu=5tati0u, Dla rolgt:
IQBlid.
430 iriib S6Hclgot, 0auptitnlt, @13tF5looH'
U. & l@. gabu, MD Dem SuOtU, Hio dN5Ftz
n0mmen Souutag5 \. y. v. NJ. 6bdlhytrsbur8,
UtQrtiHsburq, Q8iudctcr uu0 AuEttt an oerreDez
iaycatt & g9citerU &dDU."
I0.l5 NbGuD5 Attomm. rd5 uuiOnsyrlo1c.
GdQlib, ausQcHC men oDuutuQ s..
I25 9Uru. - U0rt, y. X %. Ep. uuo &1uptz
liHie oitlt9 pm GmorD=Uro0c, Carlisle Il. u. y
80. Yabu.
8l5 g0ru. - 6lugtljrie Cg1r,orsWlr5oub oa=
a~:rstolUu. 5blpgsusbuyg, Jre0sr,d. GmmIi5=
BURG uno j. X u. ElbH, BIS .SbcaaHooa5.
l0.l2 00ruI &tt0mm. Ha5 llHjou=gr,0ge, Uort
HE'D @ettDsbuyg.
1870 Gabm. - Nttomm. mad GmOrDz@ropc.
225 Iatm. Nffomm. mad GmorD=Grgoc.
!32 Gabm. glue y}0untain GrprGB G5GrlOrs
Gar; iopie 6reOsrit.
332 Iaa5m. - GrprcB nab BORT II. y. & 50. Din.
4u3 Eahm. - GryrlB mad Quuttcu an Der Odugt=
liuie. oagcrstoDu, Gre0crjd, Gmmttsbur9 IND
Sbjppen=bur9.
500 Waam. - Grprcb nab 0.Du0ou. Q!tomm.
ienIcits lnjDns&ri0Qc.
525 gabm. 4ttomu. mad alicia.
6l6 Qbtups - 4tfomm. nab lluioHsgrioQt.
9Ur SoHntOg=.
Q35 4orm. 4tt0mm. mad uHiOH=9rioge MD
Aanouer.
235 ya6m. Qttoum. nab llnjou=grloQt.
Az NaAm. - @tt0mm. mad AltIu.
Etuctz uno @tpads9lreau in yr. 215, Eits
galtimort=Stra5
3Iqe bulttu an lIuiou=. Observation-Disclosures
G]u.tpu= uuo Gl!brootz CJt1rtb=NOsJ Sl1toatH.
@dlt uibt Cu 4eHHiplDaHia=}pc Station al.
z. Do. ID anil n, Gtu.=Supt
s. VI. 0OUtlL y. y. ".
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0cpartsmsut fur unterridJtSwefen.
~Snreau ser Scbprce Der SdbulsS ommifHre.
Gds WaOiiou= IND gaiaDcyttz2ucuuc
4~aItimprc, ben ,. Cttobcr 1903.
Cine GriiuuQ BON ECbrtrjuuCH iur So6=ltnItrz
riht unb NaH0arbtits -ltntcrribt ulr0 am 2 4 ne
# q, ocu 10. Cttobtr, @oymjttaG5 Q llbr bcQin=
memo, i'm Qomjuiitratt =Gcbduoc, Ode BON Yfaz
Diiorz uro GaiuDcttcsgptHut, fattijuDcn.
$. W1. GumleS,
Nf2357W Setretdr.
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Gefamntmah

0epartcment fnr GTrutlidc Sauten.
~SubsS cpartcmeut ess 2taetsJ ugenteure.
Q"ultimCrG BEN 30. September 1903.
Ser St~uot=EuQ5ujtur miro fb am 3. Ottos
be 1903, 0u6mittaQs 3 llbr, on Crt NM StcAt
t|iufiuOcu, nm ols NjUcau Der gioolt=StraBt, Don
Somcrict= bis @ouo=StraBs, fcfjuitelta.
y Z. Teuean,
Cu23,5,6O Stuot=S uQcuicur.