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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-20

Col. Walter S. Schuyler. I'd Cavalry; Capt.
James X. Thompson, 18th Infantry; Capt.
Charles Lynch, assistant surgeon Capt.
David DUB. Gaillard. Corps of Engineers,
viii remain on duty as engineer officer OF
the northern division.
Capt. Benjamin Alvord general staff, has
been designated as secretary of the general
stan, relieving Lieut.. Col. Henry A Greene,
general staff, who is ordered to Oklahoma
City for duty as chief of staff of the south
western division.
Capt. Thompson will be relieved from
duty at West Point. n. Y, and will proceed
to New York for duty as assistant to the
chief OF the staff of the Atlantic division,
relieving Capt Frank Dew. Ramsey gem
eral staff. Capt Lynch is ordered to re-
port to the chief of staff In this city for
duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-20
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Robert Coleman and Grace Watson.
Flagler Phillips and NJ. Ida Stailey.
John Green and Mamie Chinn.
Charles e. Dyche and Mary E. Noile both
of Martinsburg, w. Va.
Charles Hall and Pauline Johnson.
Joseph F. Chiffon and Bessie ]. Dempsey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-20
All About Summer Resorts.

Vacation days should be planned for well
In advance. Booklets about summer resort
hotels that hold forth the greatest pcssi-
bilities for pleasant vacations may be had
at The Stars Resort Bureau. Full infor-
nation about resorts and routes for sum-
mer trips freely given at the business Office
counter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-20

Little Miss Ella Reyburn, daughter of
Mr.. John A. Reyburn, will celebrate her
birthday tomorrow with a party of her lit
tie friends aboard Mr.. Reyburn's steam
yacht Gretchen. The yacht is being hand
someIy decorated for the festivities and
will leave port tomorrow morning for
day on the river. Mt. Vernon and other
points of interest will be visited and the
party will return home in the evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-20
Commissioned as Chief Gunnars

W. A. Gable, o. Fries, l.. ]. q. Kuhlwein
and F. T. Applegate, having successfully
passed the necessary examination, have
been commissioned as chief gunners in the
navy, on the active list. from April "a,
1904 "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-20
MARRIED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. On May TO- 1904 nj
O'Clock pm. at the home OF the brides mar.
ents, lI26 S2d street northwest. in the presence
OF relatives and friends. Mr.. MAURICE SYp
NOR STURGEON and Miss MABEL CLAIR
HOEKINSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-20
Changes in the General Staff.

The following named officers have been
detailed by the President as members of
the general staff to fill vacancies: Lieut..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-20

Mr. Philip Stern, from Carlsruhe, Ger
many, late of the Royal Baden Institute
OF Technology, is a guest of Major and
Mrs. Terrill at their residence in Vermont
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-20

Miss Edith Pyles has as her guest at her
residence, JOB Jackson street, Anacosta
Miss Mary Turbervile of Chantilly, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. R. Golden Donaldson and
family have moved from the Hotel Gordon
where they have been spending the winter
to the Highlands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-20

Rabbi and Mrs. Lewis Stern and tn If
son Alfred will be at home to their friends
on Sunday, May %, after 3 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-20

The charge Gaffaires of the italian en-
bassy and Countess Macchi di Cellere en-
tertained at dinner last night in honor of
Baroness Martinez de HoZ and Miss Garcia
Martinez de Hoz, mother, and sister of
Baroness Won dem Bussche, with whom
they have been spending the winter and
spring. and who will sail for Europe on
the 26th. Baron and Baroness Won dem
Bussche were also present. and among the
other guests Were the Belgian minister, the
minister from the Netherlands and the
Spanish minister. Count and Countess Gel
lere will probably spend part of the summer
on Long Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Hechinger, 1923 18th
street northwest will be at home on Sun
day, May p from 3 to 10 pm, in honor Of
the confirma lion of their daughter Leonie
and will be pleased to see their friends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Adler announce the
engagement of their daughter, Gertrude
Harper, to Mr.. William w. Hyams of
Muskogee, Indian Territory The marriage
will occur in the early fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-20

On account of illness, Mrs E Heiden-
heimer will not be at home to her friends
next Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-20

Col. and Mrs Robert l. Fleming and fam
lily will move out to their beautiful subur-
ban place, Oak View, tomorrow for the
summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-20

Vicomte de Faramond is doing the sights
of the capital with his uncle Baron de Eel
Yin of Toulouse, France, and Mile de Fell
Yin, who arrived few days ago to attend
the marriage of Miss Ivy Langham and the
vicomte next Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick G.. Berger, who
enjoyed a winters stay i'm New York. are
again at their home, 1873 Q street north
west In this city. Late in the summer Mr.
and Mrs. Berger will go to the mountains
as usual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-20
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
AT THE HOME OF
THE CHIEF JUSTICE.
Invitations Out for the Phillips
Townsend Wedding-other
Events-Personals.

The chief justice and Mrs. Fuller enter
tanned the associate justices of the SUI
preme Court and their wives at dinner last
night, probably the last time the entire
court will meet about the social board un-
til next fall. The Fullers will spend most
of the summer at their place at Sorrento.
Maine.
Mrs Thomas G. Townsend has issued In
vitations to the marriage of her daughter,
Annette Pell Townsend, to Mr.. Marshall B.
Phillips. IT., Saturday, June 4. at noon, at
st. Johns Church. Miss Postlethwaite will
be maid of honor. and Miss Mathilde Town
send, Miss Bloomer, Miss Martina Jones
and Miss Grace Bell, all of this city; the
Misses Marshall of Baltimore, sisters of the
bridegroom, and Miss Coster of New York,
cousin of the bride, bridesmaids.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-20

Mr. and Mrs Sol Rice 713 G street south
west will be at home Sunday, May %, after
3 pm, in honor of the confirmation of their
daughter Grace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-20

The French ambassador and Mme Jusse-
rand have returned from st. Louis, where
the ambassador presided at the opening of
the French pavilion. Capt. Laurent Cham
posay of the French army will be enter
tanned at the French embassy during his
visit in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-20

The horse show yesterday in Baltimore
gave the fashonables of that and other
cities chance to display some very stun
ning costumes. One of the quaintest was
an 1880 model, and a poke bonnet, fine white
mitts, a tiny white parasol and a silver
bead necklace were the finishing touches
The dress of soft silk was in daffodil green
the waist toning dark, and an accordion
pleated skirt shaded from pale at the waist
TO dark green at the foot pointed girde,
slipping shoulders and loose elbow sleeves,
with deep falls of white chiffon under them
The bonnet had three nodding white plumes
over the brim.
Mrs Harry Lehr wore soft white net
dounced with lace and worn over pale yell
low silk. A large fiat locket of diamonds
was suspended from a fine gold chain A
white chip toque was trimmed with white
wings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-20

The Misses Hitchcock, who have been in
ST Louis for two weeks, have returned.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19
@tel 2arm as,.t mithts.

F s =
6roBe Nufre9un9 enilfono am
3ienItdQ MorQeE al gYsit 5odltraBe,
als man Ginn's 9lmbulan5 in raienoelu
G0lppp nod Dem Nelten fabren lab.
Yalo hieB IS aud, uuf Der y. & ..
@llsnbabu babe Sld ein llnDIiid ereia'
net. SIN tlsines Diaoben bate ben
Gorper eines Wannes auf Dem GelelIe
liegen islen uo oies bate man nab
Dem YOilsei= Saupiquartier betihtst.
Daraui iunote man loTort Die 9lmbus
llns uno einen ArSt nad Dem 5hun=
pIuBe os llneliifs. 2ll5 Die 9tmbnlana
oil Der &reu5ung Der SOhltrabe lno
Der 8ubn aninm, Iano man ben iisllen
GNper uuT oem gabnbett uno lnb lhn
ior9iQltia auF cine Sra4bobre, lDo Der
Mr5t oynleiben nnterlud)e. Gr luhte
oie gtn9en Ges Miannes al DHnen, Die
gtrme, Seine uuo oen Gopf oenelben 5u
btben uno fam ihlleBll9 au Dem ge.
funo. er iiuoe teme 8erIsBuna, oas
9er5 iAta8e reaelndbia, dber Der
Waune ihsine ibredIlN ltelf. D|an
bob ben Armeu IN Die Ambulans uno
bra1le lbn nab 2inn's StDre. Qluf
Dem Be9e oobin Itien Der damn nod
regungstos, oO1 9Iaubte Der Yplljllt
@spl1 Su beGlerteil, 0ab oerielbe elu.
mol Die 2luAen 0ffnete, Olelelben ober
glel6 wleoer lNloB, ots er ll1 beobaO'
tet lab. 9lls Die AmbulnnS bel Gtnn $
StDrs 0ntam, 6noer!e lih plDBll1 Die
Scene. Der fteife Wlaun lprun9 auf
elum0l auI Die JiiBe uuo pp!lte ourh'
brennen, oob @spib bate 10 enpa5 er'
Warttt unO pufte ben Gerl uno bra1te
i'm naA osm ltooiii6en 8efdn9nib, no
ct lpsgen 5runtenbslt elnAe|psrrt
mur0e.
gu5 &rjefen, bic man in Den 5ulden
Oes 8tiaugenen idno. eriab man, oub
ocrslOe Suln WicWlpun belBt uro IN
uDrl650lllE polnt.
9Nie litb bsyausteut. 1T WcGlpnn
irrllnniQ; IeBte 93pde muroe er in
0snuipu utrbaltet, neil er elnen
yrleltulieu uuIbreben pOIIte. Nuf els
nem Slid Yopier, oos man in leiner
2olds lono. liunOen Die 90orte: ug5
miro Uermutbet. ouB ih toot QuI Dem
Neltlis Ger y. 81 .. gtienbuhn lieQs. :"
9a Der Dlann lib peigert, lrNeHo ene
2ustunIt 81 9ebsn. 10 weiB man niUt,
wis er ouT ous gabngslsile getommen
1T.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19
@ic perOieut i,tan 0clo.

Qsentsn ieeen GelAledts lellten an
Die Marlb Manufacturing g.. 53S gate
ct, Gtieasu, 9u., ldreiteu um 9uuitra'
tionsn unp gin3slteitcn iiter itr biltlAss
alumuium Rarten- Iutteral nit Gurem
einsraoirtsn Nameu uuo 100 giiite-
prer 0sl6dftsfart,n. Sepcrmann beltellt
lc!As. Multer,6utteral nit 100 Sarten
10 Gents. Titlt 6utterale nit Sarten
iptrtsn ,inssln fir IS Gents serfauft
Wan brauht nur pas Wnltcr gu ssigen,
un cine Srors iii btttnaitn. ,5snrst
iofcrt 40 Gents fir Elm 5utteral nit 100
Rartsn ppsr 30 Gents fir 100 8artsn
o9ne Jutteral. )
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19
Neirathsbc bcapiui0atstacn.

Senrp Sa,pt, Gtoueereet glallAe
Rubn, ylaf Snno,
Sames u. M&niglt Sba 6py, beioe
bon 8iders.
8ror3e .. 8olano glnna M. Spiel
mann, beioe bon llbrlhsullle.
@las. u. Sines. lbrlAspllle gert9d
Is. 6pr. Canal Souer.
Saroep 8retorius 2lnnu 9. Safer,
beioe BON Geloltr.
gDmaro 8. Sbomas Gliella Gbte,
beioe Upn Sbanesuille.
@uan 8. GeMtutb @eorglana Wlc.
@reerp, bsioe BON Gnaoenbiltten.
SC. %. Sougbton - Cora Nnoerion,
beioe bon DenniIon.
Sobn y. MAitluer 6lorence geobers,
beioe bon 5uscaralpas.
SurrD Yarnett, Dem philadelphia =
2aura y. Yames. llbribsoille.
g8iQiom s. 0errOu - 6anmp Smith,
beioe bon Yarnhlll.
QS. s. Goois. 2OruilL :. = Berthe
2el9bton, ubridspille.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19
f8jdhri8c bciratDet EiDrcn
MDoptiOIoDn.

gbicago, IA. Wai. SRI. Mprtle
5bume uno hilbert UraDlano lpuroen
nab einer Mlelouna Gil ben ysSnter=
Ocean" in Sc 5neur, Miun.r 9etraut.
Ga ogr lunge Wann erit 20 Sabre alt,
pernaili uno obne gormuno mar, 10
fonnte er feline 6eiratbsil3ens erlangsn.
Die grout, pelds sluei Sabre liineer.
aber mad Dem GeleB miinOia lit. aoop-
tirte oarauf ibfel sufiinftiaeis @attell
uno aab ianl ibre Giniuilliaung 3n Der
gbe. tuorauf bic gi3ens q ~sgelielIt ino
biz 5rauaila BON sinein bsieneilsti1tsr
bo.sao3sf iUusoe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19
OeHorbem.

Nm IL. Mai i'm 6auie ieiner 5Dh.
ter in Nem 9bilabelphio geneoitt
Surnp on oen 6olQell peribeoener
Sdllaaanfdle. lposa lid in Der lebten
3sit nph @ai1erludt Qeiellte. Rer
8erItorbene erblifte am 28. Mdrs 1924
in Burbril, Canton Bern, @hwei5.
oas 2ibt Der Welt uno tam i'm Sabre
l848 nad oen Ser. Staaten. @r NOR
sueimal perbeirathet uno hinterldBt
eme Wittlpe unO bier 50hter aus erlter
gbe; cine 5odter lit Dor unQetdhr osei
| Sohren eeltorben. Tas SeQr0bniB
fino,t morQen Nadmittag nm | ubr
| ltatt uno miro Die 2side bier auf oem
0lten Frieobof bei9eIeBt.
Ym II. Moi in Der Ndbe bon Mt.
Sabor in @arren SIP. Mittme SoulIa
9ieeo i'm 9llter bon 80 eSabren. 0ie
Serltnrbent binterldBt alpel Sinoer. ei=
nen sohn uno cine 3odter.
Nm Il, Mai in Canton Der 10jab=
rioe Clinton HobertIon BON Wtneral
@tp oil Den 6olien elmer glinooarm=
operation. Ser Snabe ertrantte an ei=
ner gtinOoorment5iinoun0 unh muroe
noh GautOu 9sbra6t. I'm Dperirt 81
perosn uno itarb oil Den TOIasn Der
Operation.
Qlm Is. Mui in Nem @omerstomn
9Quio Moore i'm 9llter bon 81 Sabren.
Der Der ltorbene bat I'M 99. Sbio Ge=
oiment Den giirQertrieg mit9ema0t
uno naro 5weimal uerluunOet. st mar
ber9eiratbet uno binteyldBt eine gittne
uno orei Ginoer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19
4aletn fb0nItr, 6eoi1t.
Don 9akuh Saif.

in rIsinsm 9tinner iuar'5 trauli6 tno FtI
5'.aoc 10, nie mans baben niQ,
e:3a8lib SIT oi6ten unO iinnen.
sd bate MID Oh Den S6retbtiib 9eiebt,
4'u2cr gtTQltet. bic 6cOer genebt -
Gtu Gpps iooat i9 Beginner.
Gia 9rtsDii4er 9toff. Sos liebenoe qaar
GtOeinbar Uom S0tdiol cleDcn mar,
SelbQnDer 0litdltcD 3n ipcroen -
ltnD bcnnDA tragiider llntcr9an9!
als Gpilpg Gin 4ar3enyeiaE0:
r8cr3dnglt0 lit alle5 auf Gr0cn." -
Samob1, ocrgdngli6! Sm Gartcn orauB'
Saacn Die 8ldttcr im StRrnlgcbrolls,
Ser Iegen ttotidDt gc9en Die Sdciben,
6etn Sooffnun9s i0inme> Uom SornenIt6t;
Die redte Stimmung fir netn @eDtbt =
0ie perb' icb Gin beRcres i6reibcn! -
Gins tnobt mir Sorse: Der @erie MaB!
Goptr' itb S1omer unD bic Sltas?
Sbu' i6 pobl tlii8er 3u rein1en?
Muf fliegt Die Sbitr! g9ie Elm gStrbcltctrb
Stiirrnt in Das 3imncr mcin iitbcs GtnD:
vYapa, 9u iollit mir mas leimen!"
sic tlettert, bic rei3enbe 1lnsebuIo,
Grit auf ben Stubl uub bann auf bas 9ult:
r4opa, tpie bin i1 cribroden
Sd1 babe bic 9uppe tlnD maid ibr ben Ropf,
Sa loft ii9 olf einmal ibr bsrrIiAer 3opf
Serunter fallen bic 2oden!
Nt6t nabr, qapo9en, 9u s!ebt mir bos
5aar,
nnD tlsiOeit uein qapp3en ssnau pie es
mar,
Sb babe i6on oues bier liegcn!
1lno glib mir nun adt atlf ibr trantts gein,
unO tied ibr oas Ssrao in bic 0Ds9sn bin'
9u ioGit aud elm aiibden trisgen!'
Sd bab' meiner Sohter ni6t tuioeritrebt.
Grit bab' i'd bic Yuppeuperitde geflsbt,
Sen ,3opf uno bic sierlifen 2bdben;
Damn aog i'd oas Sasmo unb bic SOs6en tbs
on,
Sab Striimpfe on ie9lihes Siibden eethon
nnb tn5pfte oas llnterrDd9en.
unb als i'd bies alles bebddti9 genta9t,
8a bot mir Die Yuppenmutter gebrabt
Gas &leib uno ocn 9ut nit Der Gebtr.
unb als lie Die 4uppe gepust nun iab,
Ga rief meine 3o6ter ber9nii9t: rpapa,'
Mas Gu tannit, tann ni:bt Elm SsDcr|
limb neil man 8eripreben erfiillen mub,
Grbielt i'd ou6 einen bersbattcn Rub,
Damn baben mir Gur,neil setrieben.
unb mo3te Der Sturm nod 10 aorni9 fetn,
gei mir i'm 3inmer tpar 5onnenihein,
Do9 msin Gpos - blieb unssi6rieben!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19

9ia @Gicoeo Great 90sltsrn gtlen=
ba0uQeIetllhoIt bat eini4e 6unoerttnus
Ieno iun8e 5idtenbdlmbsn Gus elmer
Yaumldule IN Soma beltellt, meI6e le
Der Ya9nIinie sntIong pflun5en mill.
um ibre 6sleiIe Qe9en Sdneerpeben au
IhuBen. 9je l}Bt itbiiNsn Nrstter=
sdune erToroeru fOrtmabrenoe GeporaH
tur uno Die 9abnGeIellihoIt aloubt,
ooB oieIe lebsnoen 3duue lib ols phl
before SbuBmdlIe er,psien petoen.
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= 3ieIe Wo9e tagte in columbus
bic republitanil1e Stlats. @onpention
uno nd6lte Wode miro bort Die oemc=
tratIde Staats.Gouuentlon ab9ehal=
ten.
Der 9eutI1.Nms,itaEiIbe 5taatss
BetbanO bon Obip ma9t our9 elm
RnnhIAreiben oarauf auflnettiam, oaB
am 9. Oiai 1905 bunoe,t Sabre Ieit
benz 5ooe oes 2isblinss =Gi6ters oes
ocutlhen 8Oltes, Jrieori1 b. Sdiler,
oerfOhen lein tusroen uno foroert alle
oeutlhen 8ereine auf, friibSeiti9 0pr=
tebrun9en gu trehen 5u elmer iuiiroigen
Jeier oieIes @eoslsttaaes.
= 5eit Sonntng 1T auf Der 9. &
.. GiIenbabu Elm n.uer 6abrplan in
Rraft uno gehen Dieoer ieoen Sonnta9
Grcurlionen nad Gleuelano uno anoe=
rem Stdotsn on Der gabn. Die 3uoe
9eben ON Sonnta9 Moreen um 6:37
bon bier ab uno baben greurlionilten
uneefdbr 8 Stunoen 3eit, l1 in Gle=
oslano um3uieben uno aud @ele9enz
belt Die 5lntertbtir elmer MirtbIdaft gu
finoen.
= Grant 6. 2itben bon Wtingo
SunctiOn, Der i'm Utter bon 9 Sabren
bel einem @iienbabnuafaa beioe Nrme
oerloren, CAB seffern Radmittaa auf
Dem bieiigen Square eine gorlteaane
auf Dem gicpele. 2itben lit tpobl Der
ein5ige Rriippel. Der rbne Nrne auf ei=
nenl Sicpcle fdbrt uno er fubr 10 fiber
auf Ieinem &aoe !Die ir9eno ein Weilter
oes Sports. oem Smei 2lrnle our gerfii=
9uu9 ltebsn.
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Salomon SuueriDbcnIc be-
0cbt Gclbitmoro.

Mit unbeimlidsr edneai9teit per=
bretete lih ltBteu 6reita9 0torQen Die
Runoe. Solomon SumerigbOuie babe
Ii9 eri9OGen. GeIe wouten erlt Die
9IuAribt ni0t 9louben. aber oieielbe
nuroe als ri1tig beItdttat. 0umeri9=
bouie iuar i6On ldnQere 3eit tront uuo
lit un9loubIi6e g6mer5en uno oa li6
BlutOesg sgiitunQ einltellte, ertldrte ibm
Der GOttor, es lei teine 9oiinun9 mebr
borlanoen. Sn Der 9ia6t bon 9Ons
nerltG9 ouf 6reita9 lit Der 9r0ute wie'
oer fiirdterlibe Sdmerjen uno feline
6ruu uno Elm SDbn wadtsn Die qan;s
gu9t bel ibm. 8sQeu Wor9en Idle.
neu bic sbmer5en etmo5 nod3ulOiien
uno Der Yutient Uerfisl in eiusn lei1ten
sAltmmer, mOruuf 6rau 9umeri9'
boule in Die Slide qlnl. I'm oem
soan. ein Grublttf 81 bersitsn. ebs
oerielbe CUR Nrbeit 9ing. 9IIs oos
6riibfiif ferti9 mar. risf Die 5Srau
ibren SObn unO oieier tum, bate iiA
aber tuum 3u Slide 9eisBt. aI5 man
einen SduB b0rte. 9ils 6rau uno
5obn uab Dem Sranteu3mmer tameu,
fnnoeu lie Den Gdtten uuo Guter in
3ooc5trdmpfen am YOoen le0en, pdb=
reno an Ieiuer Seite cine nod rauaenoe
Gu9elbt6Ie lag; er lebte nod, ltarb
ober mad tueni9en Winutcn. obne o0B
er i'm Stanos 9etueIen ludre. lid Den
SsiuiQen DerItdnOlib au MAIDEN.
9umeri96oule mar II Sabre alt ano
binterldbt cine Biitwe uno ie9s aiu=
Der. gr bat friiber in YOrt 5opnibip
auf elmer Sarm 9euobnt uno Sabre
lang oas anlt zines 6rieoensrlaters
betleoet. 8or IL Sabren 8og er nad
Der Staot, tauite li6 einen liibiden
MobnliB on Suseara,uas aueuue uno
bat leitber bier genplnt.
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gittsburgcr BieGmarft.
Or. st. gS. gDle,

Ter alte 3nperlaGge Ebieror3t bat Tdon Hber 25
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presdop' means Expressed the opin-
ioD. but counts as one word. To the
unnitiated these cable dispatches.
known In newspaper offices as Skin"
cable. would be unreadable but the
cable news expert reads them with
ease and fills in the omitted words
The regulations of the Japanese gov
ernment in regard to messages are a
source of great annoyance to corre-
spondents and seriously interfere With
their work. In Japan all dispatches
for points beyond Tokyo must be filed
with the censor, properly translated
into Japanese. This necessitates that
each correspondent be attended by a
Japanese translator.
Among the best known of the CORE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-19


Frederick Palmer William Dinwiddie.
ii. J. Whigham, amateur golf cham
pion in 1867; Bennett Bureigh and a
host Of others who have won fame in
literature and as newspaper writer's.
But while trained men have been
stationed at every strategic point
throughout the war zone they have not
been able to break through the rigid
censorship established by the belliger-
ents. Practically the only information
that has been given to the world has
come through the Associated Press.
The success of the Associated Press
was made possible by the foresight of
Mr.. Melville T.. Stone. general manager
of tie organization Recognizing that
pcrll%uS st. Petersburg would hc the
most important point for news during
lhe W;r. NJ. Stone early in the pres.
cnt year visited Russia and while
there had Il personal audience with
the ear. At that time he succeeded
i'll assuring the ear that the ASSociat-
ed Press would be impartial in its re-
ports in the event of war and in re-
turn received the cars assurance that
the st. Petersburg bureau would be
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-19


ing. Mr.. Fox gained his first expert
ence in war IA correspondent In Cuba
In America no correspondent is better
known than Richard Harding Davis.
whose vivid pen pictures of stirring
scenes, written In his picturesque style.
long ago made him famous. While I'M
mensely popular as novelist. Davis
is war correspondent Of high stand.
Ing. He followed the operations Of
the Greco-Turkish. the Spanish-Ameri-
can and the Boer- British wars and COW
errd besides a revolution in Venezuela.
Last year he was in Bulgaria during
the uprising against the sultan.
Not SO we'll known to the general
public is William Dinwiddie, governor
Of Lepanto-Hontoc province. IN the
Philippines. who is With the Japanese
army in Korea. Mr., Dinwiddie has OBJ
taire4 leave OF absence from his post
in the Philippines. Governor Dinwid
N,e vert to uha III the beginning ct
me Spanish WAr, subsequently going
70 the Philippines. When the Roer
var broke out he went to South ART.
ca as corr RESPONDENT and photogra-
oher for one of the big New York
weeklies. remaining there to the end
of the war. IN 1902 be established q
paper in Manlia. subsequently leaving
1t to become the governor Of Lepac:o-
Bontoc.