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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

@dbrcn0 Der lebtcn 9}oht mltr0c oo@
W}iIitdr BON Ocu StroBcn HtriidQc.
}olcn m0 fem Solout lit beutc i'm
Centrum ser Stu0t 5lt icbeu Die
GabritCu III Ocu &oritdOtcn iiuO nod
nit Gulppcu luuqebcn, 1n Ocn 9(r.
bcitcrn luclhc 3urild}lttcbrcu Wiims
ihcu, 0cn uot6mcn0igcn Shub 5l
ucrlCibcn, ullcim Die icit letter @ohc
gei6Ioiicncu &0Ocu porcu bcltC mic
Der allcntbalbcu oiicu, Oo @cncroI-
@ouucrnclr Ircpoii Den GiQcnthiJ-
mcrn S6ub Ncgcu EijuOcumO ga
rautirt bottc. Cic lNirflnQ Der &c
itriacu Proclamation fum uod6 uitbt
gcnou bcllrtbciIt mcr0cu. 0ir 9(rbCi-
ter ctli6cr tIciucu Nubrifcn uabmru
icbon 6Nrtc Ole (b0ti1tcit micocr oti
ullciu 0ic Gi1cutbimcr ser Qr0Bcrcn
Gtablillcmcnt5 bu6cn bcihIoIlcu, sic
@ctricb2ipcrrc bi2NiontoQ iortooucru
5u luiIclG. Gen Sritcru ihcint Is un
Tilbrcrn 81 mouNclu. l}onhc Der
icIbcn orcbtcn icb, ais tic bcutc irilb
0ic al ocn StroBcncdcn ouQcidlos
gene @rotIouottou laicn lnuiliQ
nm unO ldcnftcn oficnbur Ocu oorin
gclnarbtcn Ncr'prcCblmAcn fciucn
@laubcu. Die Wiciitcn pcrhicltcn iih
ic0otb rubia lmO icbicncn 0urcbml2
nidt nbgcncigt, sic &cri0bmmGapors
idbI0Hc ser @cb0r0c 5lI ncccptircn.
Sritcfilbrcr @opon lit nod inn
mcr ucrldmuuOcn. Sm @roBcn lnO
Non5cu miro Die SohlaQc bclrtc bon
ser &cb0r0c ais crnnItbiNcnO bctrod)-
tet. >Sn Sligo, 9tcpol, &ibmI, &icii
mo NOciio bobcn iicb 5por Stritc3
lmO 9iubcltoru1Gcn crcignct, oucin
oic Situntion lit nirgcnoa oflt. &m
Sale am MontoG Oic 9lrbcit bier mic
ser mliQcnommcn miro, 10 mcrOcu,
mic man bier iibcr6cugt iii, Die 9Irbci-
ter in onocrcu StGotcu Dem @ciipicl
iDrcr boilptit00tiidcn @cnoicn cbcnio
raid iolacl nic lie c3 bci'm 9ul0s
brltd) 0e9 Strifc0 tbuten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

itcn olWh cine %crIol'u0 GelhcDch
t0nntc.
o(botlGbIih bdttc Die Gjorlno c@
INN elm Moor 5lt Stonoc Nebroht
0uB Der G5ur am SonntaG enc Nrr
pntotton Der 2Irbcitcr cmpIol0cn
bate oocr &IaoIur lmo oIc be
ihrontte &onerulQhltter 0urhtrclH+
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b6roen nun1oriicbc Nocbc M nchncn
Die GolQc mar Dob lie6cmuoNuar5iQ
Somben,2Ittentotc ml90cfilbrt mur,
cen mo 0ltrA uclrbc ooS @cf1n0nib,
mcbrerc S6noppStncipcL pc,6c
StnotaeiAentblm iinO, }critort !nllr.
Ocn SpGter miroc oo3 Eoliiei.
burcol ottodrt
Die EoIi5ci lnodtc cincn 9(u3iaQ
unO 5erItreute Ole 9ln0rciicr. mel6c
@on6cu pnrfen uno picle Eollj,licn
t0Otctcn oOer pcrolmoctcn, ipGter
Oo5 9iotbbolta, 6ic itd0tiidbcu &ll.
re0ltr llt0 0ic &nIcrncn nit 9on6et
hcluorlCn in0 ollc itnrt bCi6Goi0tcn.
9In uicr oufcinonocr iolgcn6cn SudU.
fonocn ucr5pciicItc G0npic 3uii6cn
Der Foltjci nno 0cn 9IliriiGrCrn ltltt.
VIC 3ll5o0l o'r Soot'n 'oIl c'lc lc9r
HrpB' lelH'
u " req q III rlllenI : 1co'
ter 5u Slid incff.
&ii6ineff 2G. Sm. - Ginc re.
polutiondrc Concentration. Ole m6b.
reno Ocr9}oritclnmo in cincm biciiocu
(bcotcr 3lu1 gh1sbrIh fam crrcote
cinen beitioen @onif Die rcoicrIr,oS.
icinolihe Stinnmmo mlIrbc in Sen,
oihtbcIebtcn ,3lihoncrromc ocihiirt
oirh 0roflomotinncn oufriihrcr;.
icbcn ,inboItS, sic bon Den o,o0cricn
aus binobocmpricu mrrncu mro5c
glufreo,luo brnI6dtiotc iirh hcr -shro.
tcrbchrdcr lln6 bctrGhtIidbe 2pit nor
alma bepor Sir 0rhn,no michcr hcr
oeitcQt mpr6pn fnnntp ono,,i,
glcrboit,Inocu m,rhrn noroenon,n,o',,
Itutcr hrr g}rrhoitc+cn hoii,hon ;;L
bier Sol6otcn isroc(itirbrr Gnnic,,in,,
cor,.,s [
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yer Sellllhoo oon SaIrloo bat III
oVr w etl'rli oleSloDrl0ell SIBlnlg cl1'
i'''''gl8 o'e lloUltepelloe Torene al
oV'' @u''er gI'tololl@ oll9enollIllIen:
"Slre. yer Sollrloa Selnltuo
oc0Illdpl'n'9t cure Noleltot lomie
o'[ @o''erlll sur @ebllrt erleS Sbron-
tlUtll. 2It1pS OfDt0liiG ftpl IN pTlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
Mud petersburg 6ernbigt iidD.

8ccr6imn0 Der pronlincntcrcuS Stritc-
Opfer ion0 }ur 9}odtcit Itutt rn0
ucrlici ulbig. - Sdocn micOcr gcs
oifnct. - gSie0erolina6me ser
9rbcit mor0cn o0Cr am nGdbitcn
DlontoA. - llnbcgriinocteS @e.
rii6t il6cr Grmorolna bcS @roB,
iiIrltcn Scranra.
petersburg, 26. Sonllor. -
Der Nliniiter 0e3 foiIerIi6en &ol3s
bolt3 beitrcitct iormeq Die pon Berlin
ais pcr6reitctcn 0criicbtc ii6cr oie
GrmorOung OcS @roBiiiriten Ger
gins. 1reibunoert 9lngeitcQtc Der
Sltlecs @erfc febrten Dellte an 0ic 2lrs
6cit 5lrriid mo man erportet, Dob oic
Sd)iiiS6ouhoic an Scr 9telpo morQcn
Den 8etricb micOer oiinebmcn mcrs
Ben.
Die Stubt fat foit i6r normulcS
9luSiebcn nicOcr angenommen lmo
Die oQgemrinc Stimnutng lit emf
ifieoen rubigcr. Mebrere ;3eitln-
gen eri6ienen 6ctte mie0er. Seine
cin5ige 9tubeIt0rllng ereignete iidI
beltc ilt ser 5tuOt ODER i6rer llmgcs
bung. 9ic @eerOiartng Der promi.
nenteren Critics Cpfer, bon mcl6er
man 6efiirdtetc, OoB iie 9emonitro.
tionen peronluiicn lpiirOe, iono oui
@ciebl ser %oli}ci mdbreno Der leb,
ten gtodt rn0 beilte in oller 6riib(
itott 9ic ieit Sonntog perboiteter
9Scrioncn lino in Der cseihing Ct 9c
ter mo Ct |Olrl ltntergebro6t nor
hcn.
Iie 9eb3r6c bietet i'm Ginflonf
nit i6rer gcilern crIaiienen Broflo
nation g(aea AMI Inn Die 9eiorgniiit
inter bcm Eubliflum 5u bannen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
Der uSlOeitm" Bro5ef,
9lntloGe gcgcn >Stipeftor ,Slenting
nic0crgcidloaen.- &luoberg nod
Dor @cri6t.

9tcm Yurf. %. Sun.-8on ocn
bciOcn 0iili9- -Gumpilhifi. Snipefto.
rem Die in &Crbinolmg init ser .Slo-
Clm" "Nutoltropbe im 9lmoeS- -Grinli-
nulgerihte oli oic gInfloge oe9 Goot.
ld)logS Ollr6 Observation-Disclosures
bin projeiiirt muroen, puroc ser cine
pon Hi6ter 1bomoS ircigeiprohcr.
Is mar Dies ser Soilli5.aeiiel- ,Snipef.
tor ,Sobn " 6lenling. Ger &i6tcr
ihlug. eben ebe ba9 @ericbt ii6 9tod).
ntltto9a pertagtc, Die glnfIoge nieoer.
9tibter Ibomo9 crflGrte: sd iebc
niCbt elm IN lpeld)er @eiic ,Slemino
bel Der Snlpettion ni6t leine @Siliht
that Sinlid)tlih Ota jlueiten 9lnac-
flu9tcn, 0es 0iilfa. SnipcftorS Scnru
Sllnober8, bin id sur 9egempGrti9en
Belt nldt il6er5ellQt oob er llngercd,t
ongcflugt lit Sd lperoe meine Gnt.
lbeioung bctreifa ieines 6olle5 Dor
Gnoe ocS Fro5eiica nbgeber. 8ie oic
Sohen jest Iicgcn. iolte 6lemina
entIolien uno Scr Fro}cB aegen 2mo-
berg Dor Ser rNlrp lucitcr geiiiDrt luer-
oen."
9lln cincn formeter 9mtrog oeS
@ertbeiOigcrS bon 6Icming bin mlm-
DC looonn Scbtcrer entloiien. Der
Frojeb gegcn Sltnoberg miro fortae.
iiibrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

N 90 26. San. - Ger Strife nt
bier eiu ougcmcincr. 0cmouiuotio
men iin0 i'm @nnnc mo feline 3citu-
gen cri0Ci1cn.
&ruoL 2G. San llntcr5on0-
nm0cu iinO bier HUiiNcn 0cn Stri
fern lu0 8rinjipolcn inn @onQe Gjc
Nc0icumg nilut }Iutbcil al Ocn
GouicrcnBcn
&ou0on, 26. \Sau., S. l3 2lbo2.--
Giucr SpcjiolOcpcihc ans 9lign }I-
iol9c periuhten sic Strifcr olS hen
&oritoot0iitriftcu bcutc in bic 2to0t
ciBu0ringcn, WurOCu jcOo6 bon
(ulppGn 6uriid00uorfcu Gic Irup.
pen icucrtcn um0 t00tcten oocr ~
WmOCen Diclc &crioncH Die : ri.
fer crQriIien Die TMdt
Ginc ipdterc &cittrr'ihc GcpeiWc
ou9 &ilu beit0tigt bic 9}ohricbt iib2r
ciucu BORT ltnttActmOcucn Gonilitt
5luiihcn Strifcrn lmo (ruppcu
GrciBig 9(rbcitcr UurOcn Qct0Otct
oocr pcrpluoct un0 Gin YOli5ci6e
ortcr. iolpic 3nci Solootcn trl0cn
t0Otlihc &crlcBlmQcn 0opon.
Ger 3lionlmcritoB ionO uchc ocm
lutflm 9o6nboic itott. Oic Stritcr
9riifcn Oie Srppcn an lm0 pcriud
ten lie 81, cnhuafincm moroui ooa
AiiIitGr Scucr Nob. 2luc @&crfit0ttcn
mIo 6nbrifcu iun0 QcihIoicu. Git
Strifcr ourdbjicbcn oic Smobcu rmN
5pinAcu ollc 2lrbciTcr, ii0 i1uCn ol.
jltiblicbcn.
[crroriamua in &urlnuo.
HibulL 26 San. - Die bicli8cn
2Irbciter mcr0cn 0urb 0ic Ecrrori-
itcns6oftion Scr Stritcr Ncpuun0cl
0ic s5ubrifcn mo SpimcrciCn 5u Der
loiien. Die GclcQropbculiHien iin0
bcid)0Oi0t luor0cu. 5ouicn uon l0r.
mcn0cn Stritcrn 0lrdBiebcn 0iC
Strubcn Gtlihc Der Spinucrcicn
limo nod in GhGtiQtcit.
Gin @cnoorm mlrOc 6cutC cridoi.
len, lu0breno cr im @c2riiic mar, Ell
ncm Striferiii6rcr einc 6obnc 5l cnt=
rriBcn. Srlppen potrollillircn ictt
Die StroBen, nllein fem crnltcrcrGon.
lift nit ben Srifcrn bat iidl crcig-
net, Der 6cIc1ropbcns rmO Sclcpbon.
&crfchr lit nicbcr bcrNcitcllt.
SIC @ron6iodcL
&on0ou, 26. [Soluor. - Cine
INN 9.3G 6clttc glbcnO Don Ectcr5s
burg obGeididte Gepcihc OIL cine
biciigc Notwithstanding ncIoct
OnB @nbP8 sSo6rif, iomic cine groBc
YormnoIlipilncrei on0cjiinOct NOR.
OCn iinO uno Iicbtcrlob bremen.
@rrbarntc 6irucn tcGrcn
5urii If.
&CliirQforS, 6inlono, 26.
Sonlor. - Gollienoc pon Wfcniden
ucrionmcitcn iih bcutc om 9obn-
boic, rnl iicbcn Ecrioncn jlt 6cuill-
fonrnrrcn, lpel6e ans Tinlnn6 Der.
6onnt morcn uno untcr cincm fil8.
liAcn Tefrct Qrlnublib 5tr Niiffebr
cr1icltcn. ;3lpei ollocre GriIirtc, Die
@roicn Grcut. 8otcr lmo So6n, limo
niGt on0efonmcn Oo tic aui ocm
@cgc Gicrbcr pcrbnitet luurbcn.
Gincr Scr 9!rbeitcr, mclher ON
Nittpod) 2lbeno in oCm Gonilitt
3miit6cn ser &olf2mcnGc ltnb ben
Goiudcn ucrlpmoct muror, lit bcllte
QCltorbcN.
Nllca rubiQ in @or cbo H.
@icn %. &on1tnr. - Gcpcid)cn
ans @nribau gc6cn an, uoaItGnOiGe
Rubc bcrribe BORT itn0 feinc polniidc
GrDcbun9 iGeinc 6cfiirdtet 81 ucr'
oen. Iic 0ortigen 3citungen Der
6iientlid,en mir bic oiii5ieHen Ger
iioncn Der &org0ngc III 9iilbIano.
aaein Die mil0eitcn @criidte iino
bort ilber Die Situotion i'm llmlolti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

&ermutbunQ. - sic: SIT
Der Nfoier bat icbt gluspcrfolf angc'
iogt peil ieinc SHmicgermltttcr Ge'
itorben lit. ."-Gr: 90 Acb' MIR 8lel6
bin, Der gie6t jctt 9cluiB Die Socbcn
balb aei6entt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
ySuncrC @cidDidJtc, "

Wdtt1eIIlm0cn. clner opor5il0Ild) M
tcrrihtctcn mo NoIr5 5npcrl0li.
gcl Ecriou" iibcr 0ic Eetcrablr
ger &orAGnAc. - @roBiiirit &lu.
Oimir oo9 &orujfcl.
&pnooM 26. &ouor. - Q}on ci.
ner 5llpcrI0liiGcn iibcr ruiilhc &rr.
b0ltniiic uor5iigIitb untcrri6tctenEcr.
i6nIihtct mcrOcn ioI0cnOc iutcrciion.
tc Gin5clnbcitcn ibcr ole yiuncrc Wc.
itbicbtc" Der rllilicbcu McpOlttion &c
0cbcn:
oOicincn &niounotioncn 5lt GolNc
mar Der G6ur iiber Oic 2Ibicbtcu ser
Strifcr, Ole ibn unr Spnntog Dor Ornl
@interpoloit 5u icbcu boiftclL nbiid)t
li6 0du5 iolid nntcrrihtet luOrOcn.
Wion ior0tc Ouiir, 0oB cr Die GrciGs
mile ciniod ibren Wnng gebcn licB.
Wenn nod cilige MobCi ucritrichcn
limo, 10 miro Die NSclt uohriheinIib
cincn ticicrcu Ginblid in Die llrioden
Der jcbigCn NcucQuug crboltcn IS
b0n0clt li6 nm cine 9lCuolltion bou
rnten lrnO cine HcuolHtion BON obcnl
9iit eincm MOrtc: Ter cbeniO nll.
mGcbtigc, mic qciiIrcbtctc GroBiiirit
&Iooimir, Der Jest micOcr Die crite
@eigc ser 9iCuttion ipiclt mohtc icI
bcr olrf ocn (6ron Der Honanoii5
itcigcn. Die mciitcn @roBiiritcn mo
aud Der S5ciligc SDnoo 1mtcritibcl
i'm 0abCi.
.Gs mar &luoinrir, iucl6cr OuloC-
te, ooB 0ic Strifebcluc9lmg inGeter@
burg INNER me6r onlhmoQ. IS mar
8lo0inir. mCIcher Sen G3aren oouon
abbielt. Dor OnS Golf }lt trctcn. IS
mar &looinlir, Scr ooS Wioiiotrc
plantc. nnoronetc uno leitetc IS NOR
8laoimir, mel6er Gorge tru9 Dof
Der Strife- Friclter Snter @opon uon
oen augcln ser Soloutcn ni6t &C.
troiien puroc, pGbrenO 0opon mf.
re6t inter ben @eidcn itonol Gcrlcl.
be SloOinir f0nntc oud iibcr ocn
mobren Gborotter oicieS oErieItcra
lno ociicn ieBiGca &crlTed ruobt 9luIz
flGrun9 Qcbct ucnn CT mollte.
.@roBiirit &lo0imir idui Ole jebi.
&c Sihlutiou, nm inn Griiben }r ii.
ihcn unO icinc Eldne 5l f0roern. Gr
go6 ocni G5orcn mlr cinige nlirilbrc'
ride SteQcn Don @opon'S Ectition
III leiell uno ipiegelte Dem gettontcn
Sdmd6fing Dor OoB ell neucS Mt
teniot All ibn gcpldnt lei. @erultb
| lid, fennt &laoinir oud) ben aono
nier. Dclbcr uoriAc Mod)e Den aur
tdiicGenidnb nbgab. Sic e5arino ItcbI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
llebcr OreiBig IOOtc luO GerwunOete,
Otu9et6rnnsen in Nebal, eibau unO Sclfnsturs.
aerraueusuOHere Stimmaus in 9eters6ur0 unO 2Sos6au

Sic &acruuR ba Oic ugcmn 5uAOac r crmbacuO HGOcn
PETERSBURG WiOcr Oiim, ONS WlitGr Den SrNlcm
rGfacOacm, bOOac o0Ncmcuc Nufnabmc SbGNcit III
6NGritm ucriprUdcm HuiNc MrtnnRcn Der uOrNcrGcn
@rolnmniOu ~ SrifcriIGr WOpun nod immcr
idnunnOcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

- Gic Critic 9totionolbont ron
9tcocrlano, Ger, lit pom 9eotionol-
bonf.G .GontroIcnr geiaIolien mo.acr,
mci! ibrc Solpen5 iroaIdj lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
6. ". Grittenton,
Gigclltbiimer, gtr. 115, SnltOnsStr.
0ciu.Oprf,
III irgcnO einer 4potbete.

slle Bntienten iueTdbe eS notb Moi betfnttt
bobeM ioIlien sS lofort tbnH; Die es bereiis ber,
inht BADEN, beoilrien feiuer 3urebe, es tuieSer
81 t0un.
Site's 5nbnihmers.9ropisn bslfen In einss
0linutc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

@rcit GrOntrcih, 26 &omor.
49, @06rcno elmer bcutc non God
or6citcrn bo6icr in Scene gcicBtcu
Strife Concentration 1ulroc ouo
rlriiiNc GiccfonirIot nit @fIoitrr
itcincn bomboroirt umO crlitt ciniQcn
Shoocu.
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
So0G'saa aaii1egton:

Mrs Jennie B. Leech, Of S13 Sixth
street southeast, accompanied by her
niece, Virginia Lee Bulger, is visiting
in Charlottesville. Va, as the guest of
Mrs Samuel Lawrence.
Eusbol Ball, aged thirty-two years.
was struck in the leg by an iron dirt
bucket and painfully injured, Saturday
afternoon. while working at the pump
Ing station. He was sent to the Cas-
uality Hospital, where his injuries
We're attended.
Tuesday evening the Washington
Social Club held a meeting at the home
OF Miss Edith Appleby, OF Capitol Hill.
Those present were the Misses NJ.
Glddings, K. Slater. A Kahler. A Lus-
Ky, E. Appleby. A. Saxton, Mrs b. Sea-
mar and Mr.. Appleby. C. n. Phelps, F.
Myers. II. n. Cole. NJ. Leaman, W. Har-
Vey. E. Leaman, j. Turner, v. Leaman,
and II. W. White. Ia
Miss Nellie NJ. Madden. of Capitol Hill.
Is In Brooklyn, y. Y. Before returnin Q
home she will go to. Englewood, n. J.,
for a visit.
The property, 3o1 G street southeast.
has been purchased by Michael Hallinan
from Thomas L. Lockett.
Mrs. z. NJ. Gay Is spending her vaca-
ton at Breton Woods, n. IL
After q visit TO friends IN Scranton,
Pa. B. E. Corwin. of 400 South Capitol
street, has returned to his home.
The Washington times., 1905-08-27

Miss Ethel Marie Armes. of Birming-
ham. Ala. is visiting with her sister
Mrs Gill. AT the hcme of Mrs Claude
in Chevy Chase Miss Armes is the
author of the book of sketches recently
published, called Midsummer in Whit
tiers Country" She intends to visit
Gloria Point later IN September
Miss Gloria Hunt returned to her
home on Wisconsin avenue and River
road last Thursday night Miss Hunt
has spent delightful six weeks visit
In New York State, where she was the
guest of friends at Yonkers-on-the-
Hudson. While there she visited the
Palisades and the United States Mill
tary Academy at West Point.
Miss Mae Tricou left the city on Fri
day to join the colony of art students
at Gloucester. Mass. The party are
roughing il in cabins of fishermen on
the shore, in order to view and paint
the waves and rocky shore. On her re-
turn, which will be IN about two weeks.
with her mother and sister she will
move into her new home in Newark
avenue, in Cleveland Park, opposite
Rosedale.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Pope are visiting
Mrs. Hunt at Gloria Point
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H Smith. of Brook
Vile road, have returned from a two
weeks visit at the home of the parents
Of the latter in Prince William County,
Maryland
John A Collins is at Colonial Beach
for two weeks.
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Mr.. Leech Here.

The Rev Hedding Bishop Leech, for
merly of Washington. but now pastor Of
the Union Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. in Newark. y. J., is visiting his
mother at 5GS Seventh street.
Thomas T. Luckett has transferred lot
20 square 796. G. street southeast, between
Third and Fourth streets. TO Michael
Hallinan.
j. Webster Manning and J. Z. Lee. of
Capitol Hill. have left the city on an
extended Northern trip. They will visit
in New York and Philadelphia, and will
later join friends at the Lansdale. At
lantic City.
F. c. Evans has just returned from Il
months visit at BIuemcnt, Va
Miss Martha Walsh. of Southeast
Washington has returned from a three
weeks stay at Sligo. Md.
Lawrence Nolan, the popular drug
clerk at Alberts drug store. corner Sec
ond street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. will leave Washington tomor-
row for New York. where he will re-
main throughout his vacation.
Leo Repetti returned from the Blue
Ridge Mountains Sunday.
Gilbert ]. Osterman has transferred
lots 81 to 81. square 765. Second street
southeast. between L and + streets. TO
Virginia s Carpenter.
Paul Repetti returned to the city last
week. but is now at st. Georges Island,
Md. where he will stay a week.
Russell Thompson. of B street south
east. a member of prize company F of
the Eastern High School. who has been
at the high school camp. Ocean City.
n. j.. returned to Washington Satur-
day
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NeNS1n2lOn

Mr.. and Mrs. Warner entertained q
number Of their Kensington friends at
a porch party given Wednesday evening
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Nfbel, of Pitts
burg. Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers, of Wash
ington and Mr.. Stork, OF Baltimore,
were among the out-of-town guests.
William Terrell has been quite i'll,
but is now recovering
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Hermann are stay
ing this week at the Strand, Atlantic
CITY
James T. Marshall and family have
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs ]. Will
son Townsend for a few days. but left
Friday evening for the West. They will
be with Mr. MarShalrs brother in De-
troit before taking up their new resi-
dence in Oak Park, Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rohrer, and Mr.
Slifer, of Rohrersvflle. Md, have been
the guests of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Roh-
rer on Warner street. Mr. SIifer and
Miss Daisy Slifer left for home, We'd
nesday afternoon
Mrs. Harry s. Newcomb asked a num-
Der Of ladies TO meet Mrs. James T.
Marshall on Thursday afternoon.
Master Byron Wright. who has been
visiting his cousin, Master Paul Arm
strong most OF the summer. left for his
home. North Scituate, Mass, Tuesday
morning.
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Goes to Hospital.

Little Fannie Milstead, who was seri-
ously burned with gasolene at her home
on r street northeast last week, is now
In the Children's Hospital. and is re-
ported to be steadily improving.
Sanford Eddie has transferred lots III
10 20. square 1o46, on Fourteenth street
! southeast. between / and X streets, 10
James r. and Thomas H Piclford
Miss Emma r. Lowell, of Capitol Hill,
and Miss Elizabeth NJ. Barnes. of the
Brunswick, have left the city for Deer
Park, Nd, where they will spend a few
weeks at the Deer Park Hotel
Dr. Dunnigan, OF PA Second street
southeast, is entertaining his father,
who viii remain in Washington some
time.
George +. Softer, of D street southeast,
has Just returned from Atlantic City,
where he spent a two weeks vacation.
At st. Marks Church. corner Third
and A streets southeast last Sunday the
Rev. j. Howard Gibbons. of Point
/ Pleasant w. Va. conducted the SER
vices. large congrega ton was pres
ent and enjoyed the instructive sermon.
Mr. Gibbons is a native of Washington.
Thomas II. Pickford has transferred
/ lots %. Il, q and part of lot 80, square
| 1916, Georgia avenue southeast. between
Thirteenth an6 Fourteenth streets, TO
Percy W. Pickford.
William Edwards and Mary Riley. of
Baltimore. Md. are visiting at ST.
GATHERINGS Home, corner First and
North Carolina avenue southeast.
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Miss Kenfield Here.

Miss Belle Kenfield, OF Herndon, Va.
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J
Harry Cunningham during the past
week
Miss Susie Surratt, who has been visit
Ing her sister. Mrs. Dalton. on Con-
necticut avenue. returned to Baltimore
on Monday.
Miss Victorine Surratt IS visiting rel
atives in the country, but will soon re-
turn TO her sisters, where she will re-
main for the rest of the summer.
Master Julian Johnston has returned
from Baltimore, where he went to at.
tend party given by Miss Emma F.
Wedermann, as the guest of her father
DR.. William Wedermann, of Roland
Park
Mrs. c. p. Harrington. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. James Proc
tor, returned to her home In Washing
ton m Monday.
Miss Ellen f. Burden, OF Mt Pleas s.
ant, Mich, spent the last days of her
vacation with Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
Johnston. at the Villa Miss Burden has
resumed her duties as teacher in one of
the Indian schools in Michigan
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Johnston left on
Friday for weeks sojourn in Atlantic
City.
A most enjoyable game OF ball took
place on Saturday between the Fats
and the Leans, on the Kensington dia-
mond. In which the Fats were easily
the v!ctors. Another game Of the same
nature is being arranged for Labor Day
Master Benjamin Street has been
spending few days with his little
TREND, MaXson Cunningham.
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A Happy Addition.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Martin are re-
ceiving the congratulations Of many OF
their Anacostia friends on the birth OF
baby daughter.
Mrs. Efhe Bury. accomuanied by her
daughter. Gertrude. has left the city,
and is now in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Shillinglaw are en-
tertaining Miss Mamie Newman. from
Washington.
T. z. Langley, who has been on leave
for week. returned home Monday.
force OF men is now bustly engaged
in repairing Johnson street. the high
way. between Monroe and Lincoln
streets.
r. J.. Browning is visiting in Gull
peper, Va, as the guest OF his cousin.
Judge D E. Grimsley.
Miss Cropp Is travelling through the
Shenandoah valley. Before returning to
Anacostia she will visit in Harrisonburg
and Winchester.
A large number of persons have been
attending the services held under the
large tent on the Christie lawn on Har-
rison street. The services are being held
under the auspices OF the Seventh Day
Adyentists. and A. j. Bristol Is con-
Quoting the evening talks.
A party consisting OF Mrs. L. NJ.
Woods. Miss Virginia Schurhard, Mrs.
George Schurhard, and Miss Grace Rit-
ner have gone 10 Colonial Beach for
stay of a week or ten days.
A number OF Anacostians are now
staying at Havre de Grace. Md. Among
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Moves to Georgetown.

Policeman John A. Sullivan has
moved with his family to Georgetown.
Mr. Sullivan was relieved from duty
as desk sergeant of the substation
last week. upon the recovery of the
regular desk sergeant.
Mrs A. l.. Williamson left Saturday
Tor visit TO the home of her sister,
Mrs. Thompson, near Luray, Va
Alfred Ray. formerly OF TenIey-
town, now of Forest Glen, Nd, and
Mrs Mary Hodges Cashell, of Rock
Vile. were married by the Rev. Father
Donovan, at the Cardinals residence,
in Baltimore, on August 19. Imme-
diately after the ceremony the bride
and groom. with a party of friends,
left the city for Atlantic City, ". J.
On their return they will reside at
Ashland, Montgomery county, Md, the
home Of the bride.
Mrs Thompson. of Wisconsin ave-
nue., is recovering rapidly from the ILL
ness with which she suffered for sew
eral months.
Mrs Hoskfns has returned from a
six weeks vacation. spent in the Blue
Ridge Mountains.