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The Washington times., 1905-02-24
Captain Hart's Gift.

At meeting Wednesday night of the
Kit Carson Post, Capt. A. Hart, late
commander of the Department Of the
Potomac. G. A. r.. was presented with a
very handsome solid silver ice cream
platter.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24
TWO WEDDINGS
ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis James Pollard.
Of Alexandria. have issued cards for the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Mary
Wallace Pollard. and DIR. Arthur Bar
ton Crane, of Washington. on February
rs, at D. m in the Washington Street
Methodist Episcopal Church South.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Dr. William OsIer declares that men
are old at forty. and worthless at sixty.
There must be an age at which man
is an ass. What is the doctors age.
anyhow?
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Owing 10 absence from tfle city, Mrs
Henry r. T. MaesaEland sill not be al
home this afternoon. but viii be al
home on Friday, March 10, for the last
time this season
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

The member OF the Standard Oil Com
pany who remarked a while ago that
the country was going to the bow-wows
should resent the effort to check the
tendency in the direction indicated.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Mrs. J. II. 5Gavanaugh and Miss Cav.
anaugsl, Of 1865 kaloTaulzs avenue. vii
be at haEae today from 8 70 6 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24
VA ga ~ THE CIRCLE OF SOCIETY .~ "a
WEEKS END
RECEPTIONS

Nine. Calvo win receive this afternoon
for the last time this season.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Mr. and Mrs. Frank @. Davidson an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Miss AIys Williams Davidson. to Bert
Shaw Nelligan. the wedding took place
at noon on Wednesday, February %, at
their home. the Decatur. Rev. John B.
Williams offietated
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Mrs. H Conquest Clarke viii receive
at her residence, i752 n street tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

England Is too quick In getting indig-
nant over the North sea verdict, for Its
Indignation has preceded the verdict
Perhaps, the Russians were able after
all to show that their feet was in dan
ger from lot of fishing boats.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Mrs Charles Fl. Darling, of 1875 @
street northwest, will receive today.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24
Points IN Paragraphs.

Even If the snow was removed ilIe-
salIy there is no probability of putting
it back.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

General and Mrs. Greely viii have as
a. house guest during the Inauguration.
Miss Mabel Nesrnith. daughter of the
Countess de sMantua, who is now on her
way froIo her home in Florence, Italy.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Mr. and Mrs. Baum and Mr. and Mrs.
Vossen, of New York, are here at the
Hotel Gordon. sightseeing. The party
viii leave here Tomorrow for Atlantic
City.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Miss Edith Pulitzer. of New York. i.
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Ayorthingten, il
Washington
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Mrs. Walter Harvey Weed will be a
home this afternoon at the RoellanDeai
for the last time this season.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

It is good to see Senator Depew advo-
eating reform of railroad management
and to realize that he Is not joking.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

In drawing the color line Kansas feels
like It was just being real naughty.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24
Another Theater Party.

Secretary and Mrs. Paul Morton en-
tertained a theater party at the Ma
tional last evening, having as guests
Miss Roosevelt, Mrs. Potter. Miss MOT
tc.i. Mr.. ard Mrs. John Wilkins, MISS
Isabel May, Miss BoafdTnah, 2a1ss
Mitchell, Representative Nicholas Long
worth. John VanNess Philip. Captain
Gilmore. Lieutenant Fort.sque and
I.5a,,tenaut Andrews. After the per-
fornaance. the guests were all enter
tained at supper at the Mertons' charm
ing home in K street.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Mrs. Jesse E. schafsalrt will not be al
home tomorrow
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Mrs. Henry B. Polazinhern. of 1888 /
street. will be at home today for tn
last time this season.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Mrs. Ieadriek and Miss uendrfcis Of
New Hampshire avenue will be at home
today from 4 70 s for the last time this
season.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Mrs. Howard l. Hedgixins will be at
home Saturday, March II.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Mrs. Thomas c. Platt is spending a
| few days in New York. She viii re-
| turn to Washington on Sunday
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Mrs. Redway and Miss Redway will be
for the last time this season, tomorrow
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Rockefeller's hair would stand on end
If he had the hair
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

When a Senator goes TO Europe during
a session is there any reason why he
should rot be docked?
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Sir Henry Irving shows symptoms o
getting into the Joe Jefferson class.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

One reason for pressing the prosecu-
ton of land frauds is to punish the
guilty and another is to clear the inne-
cent
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Mrs sibley win entertain at a tea this
afternoon.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

bachelor home In r street. viii give a
tea next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ Honburger. of New
York. are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
N a Tanner
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

The Festival of Nations to be held
next month offers an excuse for many
teas and other social meetings, when
committees gather to consult Herr
Verdy du Vernois will be the next host.
he and his colleague Ia the German en-
bassy, Lieutenant Martin, being booked
for walters in the German Garden
Herr YerdX. who has delightful
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Secretary Hitchcock could write an in
teresting thesis on leases and the change
In his point of view in relation to them
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

However. General Miles win still have
a fair income.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Mrs. John c. Fremont is entertain
ing Miss Lille Almy, of New York, for
whom she will entertain at luncheon on
Sunday.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Mrs. Eames, of. Chicago, is the CUES
of Mrs Slater and will remain over fol
the inaugural ball.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Mrs Roosevelt. wife of the President,
occupied a box at the concert OF Mime
Sembrich, in the National TEeater. yes
terday afternoon
Mrs. Lodge. wife Of the Senator from
Massachusetts. with Mrs. Morton, wife
OF the Secretary Of the Navy. and Mrs
William ChaRIasn Potter, OF Chicago.
daughter Of the Secretary and Mrs. Nor
ton, occupied another box. The mouse
was filled with the most fashionable
audience Of the season. and only stand
ing room was left before the concert
opened Nine. Sembriea was in splendid
voice and made brilliant triumph.
Members of fashionable society who
were not at the Sembrieh concert filed
Rauscner's pretty ballroom 10 over
lowing at a concert given by the Misses
Kieekhofer, formerly of New YORK, whe
Sorr1 a string quartet of much strength
and artistic ability This was gwen
for the benefit Of the Christ Child So
ciety. Mrs Martha S. Gielow gave q
.n,,ynlaer of charming readings on Songs
and stories of the Old South.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

The Sixty Couple cotillen. always
popular amone the younger contingent
OF society. will be another dancing event
of the evening largely patrenfxed. Mrs.
John Poor. Miss kellogg, Miss Myer,
and Miss Barnes are all interested IN
the SUCCESS of these parties.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Mrs. Frederick C. Stevens will be host
ess at a musicale this evening. when
Campaniari will be the chief entertainer.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24


The British Ambassador and Lady
Duraud entertained a dinner party at
the embassy last night, for the German
| ANNA ssat dor and Baroness Won Sternburg,
Their other guests were Seno~ o1eda,
| the snaraisi. Minister; the Bolivian Min
| lister and Sonora Caideron, M Wau.ers:
| of fhe Belgian legation; captain fouf-
nier. military attache Of the French EN-
| I9assy. the naval attache of the Brit
/ jsf1 embassy and Nine de Chair: LADY
| Alexander, of London; Mr. and Mrs
Palmer, Representative and Mrs; Har-
| ker, Mr.. and Mrs. Bate. Mr.. and Mrs
Representative Robert Adams. MISS io-
! sephine Durand, Count Safa OF tho
| French embassy, and Mr.. Durand, the
/ am lba ssador' g nephew and house guest
| Mr.. and Mrs Charles c. Glover anre
Mrs. Nicholas Anderson were among th'
dinner hosts Of last evening.
Senator and Mrs Cullom entertained
at dinner last evening in honor of Mr.
and Mrs Henry Welcome, Of London
to meet wnom were present Senator
Warren. Senator Clark OF Wyoming
Mrs Williams. of Chicago; Mr. ans
Mrs William Glory Curtis, William
3. Ridgely. Miss Ridaely Mrs. Shaw
Of California. and Miss Fisher
Mrs. John Joy Edison was hostess to
day at a prettiiy appointed luncheoi
| when she entertained Mrs Burrows
Mrs. Thomas Anderson, Mrs; James 4
Mrs. Murray Richardson, Mrs julie
Guthridge. MRS. b. Fl. Warner. Mrs
John Joy Edison, Jr., and Mrs. Eichel
berger, the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
The Washington times., 1905-02-24
WILL CELEBRATE
CUBAN FREEDOM
Dinner Dance Tonight at
Legation Home.
SIXTY COUPLE coTILLoN
Smart Set Attends sembrich Concert
and the Theaters-0ther
Social Events.
SIXTY COUPLE coTILLoN


No event of society In Washington to-
Gay is SO significant as the dinner and
dance at the Cuban legation tonight,
in celebration Of the declaration of
Cuban independence.
Since the establishment in Washing
ton of the Cuban legation. and the APP
pointment of Senior Don GonzaIo de
Quesada June 1e 1892. as minister. the
unpretentious legation home has eceu=#
pied prominent place, not only in the
social world. but in the hearts Of the
American people as well. and the whole
some hospitality OF the Minister and
Sonora Quesada. always administered
in perfect good taste, has done much
TO obliterate the distressing memories
connected with the independence Of the
Island.
Tonight Cuban and American celors
will blend with the other decorations
in rendering the legation gay for the
celebration.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Mrs Fairbanks and her daughter were
in the audience at the Naaoliai ia7s
evening.
The Washington times., 1905-02-24

Mr. and Mrs Charles c. Glover and
Mrs. Nicholas Anderson We're among the
dinner hosts Of last evening.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
Waiienbans.
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toa, eroifnet merocn, iuo5u oas En'
blifum boflihit eingelaoen lit.
9Iit5ug mad Gbicngo. =
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,Yenniplponier 9obn" eincn 3llg
BON Neip : g)orf nad) Chicago, relp.
Baltimore nad) Chicago, III ben
Gienit, Scr Die Strede bon nobe5l
900 Mcilen in Der foit un9loliblih
fur5en 3eit Don is, reip. II Stunoen
suriidIegen iou. Bon bier fGbrt Der
aus Eillmon . @ogeons b~eItebenoe
;3ng llnl 5 llbr Had)ntittaeS Of,
tomntt I'm 7.2o Ibenos in SorriS.
burg an unb tritt nod eiltcm 9lui.
entbalt BON 10 Miniten Die Heiic
micber on, I'M $50 Gornl. oes nGdj-
item Cages i'm @obnbofe ser pinoi.
gen Stoot ein5lloufen. SIS miro
hieier 3iig oils Der ihneaite oilf cine
10 lange 9iiton5 in Der @elt Iein;
hob or alid Der beauemite ooer. iuie
man iii Geutihlano iagt, Elm Gurus.
siig icin miro, oaiiir ipridt Icine gu.
iummeuieenng aus pullman . Wa1.
CONS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
@cfud)tc GinoerSnnae,
ioluic allc 5nm @nritgcidaft gcbDrcn'
ben SclifatcTcn Erima Gnalitat -
mGRige Ereiic - 81 babcn bel
2omiS $. Hettbcrg,
966-96S 2crinston-M lar nnS
342-344 collins arft.
(WIai20, tMt)
(Mai2O,1Mt)

Nohm 9ciib @aggon.
- Gomor0 Smith, Elm 21sl0brigcr
Monn, mur0c gcItern i'm nlittlcre!t
StotipnabouIc bonn Goli5ciri6tGr
Grammar pegcn un9ebiibrliden DC
trogenS onf cincm @o9gon Der @op'
StroBcn Clinic I'M So unb Soften
0%eltroit. Smith mo 5lpct anoerc
junge WGnncr bcItiegcn Den @n9gon
irii6 Wor9cns an Der Gde BON 9olti'
more. mo 8opitrabe un6 legte1 iidJ
ser 2Gnge nod auf Ocn Siben bin.
Gonoufteur Gloioe Sooo erbob Git.
iprofc uno Smiths 9e9leiter lcbtcn
lid ioiort oronungSmGBig bin. Snitb
obcr blieb in Der bcoucmcn Gage lie
gen uno idinlpfte ouf ocn CONDUIT.
tcllr. Seine Scrboitung mar Die
Solge.
GonS zee Sofcn. - ToS
oroBc idiuimmcnoc Srodenood, mel.
Dies IN ocn WturnI1nbcr Stobllpcrfcn
iiir Die @lnocS . Hegicrlng gcbnllt
miro, puroc geItcr1 Morgen oolel6It
bonn Stopcl gcloiict. Sri. Wouo
Gnoicott, Sodtcr oca Gortre Iomi'
rols GnOicott, pol5og Ole Souie bc&
Gods, ipcld)cs Den Nomcn y0cpep"
erbiclt. Gie Gercnlonic por MIR icbr
flr5 mo luuroc I'M 9eiiein pieIcr
9unoes . 8eamtcr poll5ogen. 0oS
God lit ouS gr0Btc. Dos ic in ser
gon5cn @eIt gcbout iplr6e.
Ius Baltimore County.
- Sr. Wm. 2. 8rpont, jun, mo
Hidter Somltcl Z. Shnludcr bobcn
Srn. &idaro $. YlcniuntS einStiid
2ono nubc COMPTON iiir $4i32 per-
fouft.
Sr. George Sofo0cl bat bon Srn.
SlllillS ". Gnor cin 8%rltnoltiif oil
Der Sorforo 5 Nucuue int "A. Tiitrift
bon Baltimore . Goltntp iiir $500
p%erfnltit. GoS @run0ltild lit y bel
267 Sub aroB.
Gbos. Seruoro bot bon S>obn i.
Centrum 5mci Noultellcn int i5.Gi.
~ltrifte fir 5000 critunocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
Yfinoiten.

gtun lit oo9 Scbncn Der Sonoe,
Gas Ianac Sorren crfiiat,
S,n leltd)tcn0ca @liitbengeruonoe
Sot ole @eIt lid, gchilat.
Sn acr5cn unO Str0lIBen mo COLDER
0os Scbcl1 IiftrpGrtS ringt;
9untiorbig, ihnccig uno GOLDEN
guS lidtcm Grin cS blinft.
SIN 0inoe ipoQt linoc nno lcilc
Die iunge geiegncte Soot,
Gle 5unmen nit ncllcm Neile
Steb'n tpie I'M WcibnohtoItaot
IS lit fem @infel 10 oltnfeL
So tief mo fern fem T6ol:
Ger 2cn5eSiomre @eiunfcl
@edt @liitben obnc 3abl,
Som Sblirntc ScitgIodcngriibe,
Tiinaltnloicn mcit mo brett!
8 9ooe boil ponuiqer SiiBc!
3 ieliec, ionli9c 3cit!
9lltS iinncnOer Secle Sieicn
SteiQt liebe Grinncrllng bcroitt
lln6 SrGlrme. Die lon9e idlie'en,
Die modcn jebt Dieoer aiI.
Yiinaitglofen! Die Sanoe louIhcn
Ger munocriomen M0r;
@ie beiligcn @eiitcS Houi6cn
g8ebt eS pom &inunel Der.
Yfingitiebncn gebt ourh bic 9crjen:
@eiit @otteS, 5ieb' bel ms Gin!
g8ir martcn nit 9ongCn uno SAnner.
sen:
@eltpiinqlten, mir barren Scin!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
Gas @cttcr.

Siir Wnrplono mo ocn Ntltrlft
Columbia Negcn. flares Wctter an
Wontog unb iriid)c iiiolibe @inoe.
Ger bod,itc Recommendations mar
50 @roo I'M 3 llbr Nndmitto0S.
Ger nieoriqite SbcrmonletcrItano
NOR So @roo nm 5 ltbr WtorgcnS.
Ger bofItc SbcrmomctcrItono Der
lcbtcn u Stunben IN nod)iol9cnocn
StGotcn por pic iolat: Gaitport 81,
Yortlono a. Bolton 81, Nlbonp 80,
Nem 4, Dorf so, @orrisblrg IS, Ebl'
looeIpbiu rs, Ntlorltic Gitp 70, Cape
Wup 10, Woibinaton so, 9torioIf 81.
Charlotte 50, @ilminGton rs, Gbor'
IeIton 7S, Sopomob 80, SodionpiQc
80, Siipitcr 81, Sen @cIt 81, Ntlnntn
81, montgomery IS, 9tcn . Orleans
%, Ynlcitine 80, Collection So, Cor,
pms Gbrilti Sc. WempbiS 90, Gtncin'
natl so, Yittsburg Is, SSmc9o y,
Buffalo 6S, GlepclnnO 20, Getroit
66, glpcno GO, WorQucttc l6. @rccu
ban 90, Chicago rs, Gulutb ~, ct.
Saul "a, Ct. 2oriS %, &onioa Gitp
S6, Smobo 6S, &uron 6S, Nismord
GO. @iniiton 60. Soprc rs. Sclcno
20, Salt Sofc Gitp y. Gerber rs,
Nortb Elottc "A, Googc Gitp 50,
ImorilIo 90, Sos Nngclc@ -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11

31h(t, lpclde fcin 2c6cnoer mebr mil
fen fonntc. 9ic Mlttter Deg iungcn
MGbdcn8, mclhc c6enfoas ein Dttt'
olico ocS gcnomten Scrcins lit, FAM
Dor ciniQcn Sobrcn cttpoS Ipotcr an
9ooc rtoh Souic, olS tpte gelpobl1'
lid: ltn6 ultf sic 5rogc Ser God)tcr,
no tic 10 lungc gcblic6cn lei, CAB ne
cine ou8pcidcn0c Nntiport. Gorouf
crf(1rtc -0aS MGodcn: oOtama, td)
ncib Niles, ocnn ib NOR Tortiuob-
reno bel Cir. Sd iob, mic On IN Der
2oQc ocn Softer 5ugcihlo'ien bait
mic gu IN Scr Hc0attion oc3 pGeltt'
ldcn Gorrciponocnten" ST cincm Der
BORT umpelcnocn 0crrcrL Scr an Ct
ncm Glide IN scr ode oeS 3lmmerS
IoB llnO cincn IllgenIdirm olfbattc,
Qciprohcn bolt, uno id, mor bel Cir,
ais Oh oltf Dem 9eluir : Wtarttc e.
mem Wicni6cnoniloufc nuhgclebelt
bait" Tte Ingnben bcS W1odcn@
ltimmrtrn p%ollitGn0ig.
Nci elmer on0cren @eIcgcnbcit lnb
lie NbcnoS micocr in elmer ioId)cn
yGroucc" uno biclt babel cine &eOc,
aus lpcIhcr man Die Gimme eincS
pcritorbcncn EoitorS 0oll5 gut crter'
men fonnte.
Sri. @cbele %erireilt ii6 0obei goni
gutter @cilrnobeit uno lit Elm gotte$.
iiirdtigcs giites ain0. Nllc iolhe
glnfGac fommcn in Der Hcgcl gon}
unerportet, mo MIR mond)eS Wal
iogt tic ibrer Wuttcr oocr ibrcr @rob.
muttcr, ooB lie iiirdtct, ooB tic mic.
Der cinen Scr Nnfdae bcfommt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11

lperoen, ipeldle oic @rcnicn oeS
0ron0oiItrifta uno Ole oltc @rcitc
Der StroBcn on6clrtCn"
Sffi3icICr @ciud l.
Wopor GimonuS, Stoot Ne9i-
~itrotor Soopcr mo on0crc ltdotildc
@eomtc fubren gcitcrn gtod)nlitto0
III eincm Spe5ioIluoQaon Der Stro.
Benbobn.@ elenihoit binol,S nod Der
ct. Observation-Disclosures ulO irt-
ipi5irtcn Die Mnltalt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
Staot Baltimore.
Q(tt bic Se5er!

YcrIpncn, ipcldlc bic StaSt unb'
renb Der Commemorate bcrlaicn,
f6nncn ben yScntidJcn 6urrcIppnorn'
ten" nnS bas SOnntassbIatt fir 90
Gents pro @uuat mad europa fir
S1.3O per Yuit 5nscididt crbnltcn.
Redtscitiac HnmcIOnns Der gorcNc
fir ben CONNER, rbeniO ocs ctluaigcn
3cdlcls ScrIelbrn iinO I'M SutcreIr
Der 0cicr eriuiinidDt, nm llntcrbre'
dunn in ocr3uicubuns bcs %lattes
At ucrbitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11

Gin bohit mpfcbIenS.
mertbcr 3med. - SaS Eircfto.
riun OeS nSoipitaIS fir pcrfriippclte
uno berunitaliete ainoer" bat eincl
Iufrui Inn geitrGgc bnfiir crlaiicn,
Die unaliidlidcn @cit,opie mabrcno
Der bciBen Sobrcs6cit nnd oent
DWountoin Soipitol" ouf 9lle
Tioge Summit 81 bringcn. Die gr.
Iabrun9 oc%rgorgcner Sabre bot CT.
iulclen, bob oic Heiultotc cincS Sonl.
mcrnuirntboItS in ocn Bergen bohlt
tefrlcoigenb iino. @icle oieicr ormcn
ainber piiicn Rid)tS BON 2onolcben
mo linb in Solgc ibrcr @ebredJra
bon oen @obltbnten Ger nSrci.S Cont
mer : Grfuriions : @eicaidoft" unb
Der D5reib gir Socictp" oiisaeidloi.
fen, mo III oieler 61aen, oo ocren
2eiben tubcrfuloicn Gborofters iino,
bcbiirfen oicielben bornebmIid Scr
2anoluit, Die ibnen ont 5utr0gIiditen
lit. geitr1ge fonnen on Srrl. Sobn
q. Vroaoen. Nr. 2003, Worplono.
4benie, aeion0t iuer0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
@%ailcnbans.
@plfsfcit.
Yfinsit-W ontaa, ,
ben IL. Snni,
SarleD.Earf.
MaiIcnbans.

Son einem Vrcttcr5nunc
getrofen. - Ser Srou GaoSeo.
marc, 43 Sabre alt, BON Nr. 753,
@eit = 9oltimoreitroBc, itieB gcitcrn
&ornlittog Elm eigentbiimIiher In.
ioll 81. Nm Dem bon Senrp Smith II.
Sobnen errid)teten Neuball al Der
Norooit : ode bon Sopfins' EIoce
mo @crmonitroBe porbeigebeno, flel
Elm Sbeil bes boben 9retter5onneS
nilf tic, lrnb tic trng einen 9ruf oeS
linfcn 9eines bapon. Die 6rou pitr'
De mad Dem nStaot . Soipitul" &C.
brad)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11

Sattc ihIimm meroen
fonncn, Sm Golocrt.9 obnboie
e~rplooirtcn gcitcrn Modmittog filr5
nod 1 l(br 5tpci nit @oiolin geiiiltc
blefernc @ebGlter bon ie 10 @oQo.
llcn Gopo5it0t. mo eilt TpInpoggon
nno cin Euiiogicrluoggon geriet6en
III @rono. Die ourf cinen MIurm
bonn Goitcn Oar. 223 an Colbert. II.
6ronflinitroBe berbei9erufene Sell-
cripebr Ioid)te Die Slonmen nit @ol.
Ter uto Gbcmifolien, nofbem ein
Sd)oocn bon $50 angeridtet morben
NOR. Cos 8oIolin erplpoirte, ols
ein InoeiteQter Der .N6rolidenGcn.
trnlbabr" oie Sompen Der Waggon
fiiQte. @os sic Grploiion perllriad)-
re, 1T Elm &0tbiel; es miro permutbet,
Dob Silufen aus elmer 2ofomotipe
Die llriode maren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
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Ggq Surbor Gitn N..S., If.
Sum-. - liner frc,tnolideS StGotfen
lit geriiltet iiir Die 5lueite idbrlide
Seier ocS ,0clltiden Cages" Die ont
Ffingitnlontog inter Den Iuipi5ien
Der Scr. Sanger bon NtGdntic.Go."
0obier %abgebolten miro. &on ullelt
8llnftcn mcroen belltc id)on 8eiuhrr
cintreffcn, mo lpenn mprgen Die
Sounc untergebt, miro Die Stuot nit
Srcnloen nngeiiillt leill. 9aS Gomitc
Der o&cr. S0nger," beitebeno aus
Soui3 @ornidD, Srib aoernig, 2oren5
9erd)tolb, 6re0 @ilobo9en mo Socob
Snobloltd), bat Die arrangements fir
ooS Set poQenoet. 3oblreihe Ginlu-
oitngen iitO an @eiongpereine in Ebi-
IoocIpbio, Ncm-Yorf mo onoerelt
StGoten ergongen llno piele bobelt
ibr Gri6eincn 5ltgelo9t. 0oS Gomitc
iogt, Dab minocitenS 5000 9eiufer
sum 6elte eriheinen iuerben uno Der
~oieSi6brige oGeuti6e Gag" Elm groBs
ortigcr Griolg meroen luiro. Der
itGrfite 8eiud) miro bon philadelphia
uno Ntlontic.Gi %eriuurtet.
Ggg Sorbor Gitp, no o%reitauicno
9eutifc mobnclr, miro feline oeutihelt
6reitnoe ber5Iid beipillfommnen. 0o3
StGbthcn lit iett idon reid nit Sab.
men in oen omeritoniidIen uno oellt.
lden Sarbcn geidmiidt. ooS gonje
8cIdGft miro am Wtontog title iteben
uno Die gauge Ginipobnerihoit miro
ollf Den 6iiBen iein, nm Dem ScIte ST.
eirrem 9roBortigcn grfolge 5u perbcI-
fen.
GoS Frogronlm, ooS pom Gon1itc
cntiuorfen moroen lit, lit ein pielpcr.
ipredcnocs u1o crltredt lid) oui orci
Gage.
9os Set miro morgcn Ibcno nit
einem groBcn Gon5ert inter Den Nlt=
ipi5ien scr bieiigen Singer ncbit 9oa
cingclcitct; Der Sonntog bringt 5tpei
pSacreo="Gon5erte zines nnt 9toh.
mittug unb oos onoere an 9(beno,
bcioc lnter ocn Nuipi5ien Ger nEbilo.
6elpbin . Srrn9cmeinoe". Molttog lit
Der &oltpttog. Gin Grtrn5ug Scr
oHeooing-gobn" f0brt INN 8 llbr gor-
mittogs bon philadelphia ub uto
uerlGBt @g9 Sorbor Gitp sur Hiidz
fabrt nm $50 glbenbS. Die 9eiltder
iueroen am 9obnbof obgebolt mo
inter flin9enbem Spiel nah Dem
SolptQllarticr, Der yIilroro7Saae,"
eSfortirt, no Sr. 2ouiS @arnidl,
Mopor bon Ggg Sorbor Gitp uto
Trdiibcnt Der nGer. SGnger bon ut.
lontic.G ountb," oie 9ciu6er ber5Iid)
begriiBen miro. Sr. CHARLES Gmelp
uno onocre prominentc Y~bilooelpbier
Heoner merocn oos Sbema Ser
Geltti6e Gag" bebonocln. Nof eli.
mem gemeinihoftlidcn Wiittogciicn
im SouptQllorticr nimmt Die Eorooc
ibren Infang, mo man eripnrtet, Dab
20OO Wom in Hei6' nnb 8lieo iein
lucroen. Siinf5ig Heiter lperoen Die
Eorooc croffnen, Die iid ourh Die
@ouptitroben bc8St6otfens bclpcgen
miro. Noh Der Yorooe ninlnlt boS
EreiSiingcn ieincn gniang. I'm 5
llbr perbeu sic Ser. S1nger bon
9ltlontic- Gountp," beitebeno aus bent
aurora : @ciongpercin" bon Ggg
Sarbor 9th, Dem .gtlontiesGitp 8e-
iongperein" uno bent o2ieoerfrnn5"
bon @ermonia, inter 2eitling bon
George Wiiler etlid)c Gb0re portrn.
gen. gln gbeno finoct nieoer Gons
sert Itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
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9crfonaI. &c 3. - Sr. Sire
oerid q. GrnoIo bon 9r. 5i2, @cIt.
GonluapAS trabe, mo iein Heffe, &r.
Sreoerid u. SiIton bon Scr. 1905, 90
monbion.gpeitue, treten am Witt
ipedt ben IA. Sini. aiif Dem Gam.
pier vMain" cine 8eiie nad) europa
arL ipoielbit iie bic grobten Stontc,
iotpie Die Sdmei8er-aIpen bereiien
meroen.