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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-14
Gctter in Scr Rot6.

9eltti6er 2anOonfel aus 0ebrosfa
tritt fir 5wei ais S6pinoIerin.
men ongefIagte 6rauen3immer,
Whrtter uno 3odter, in oie
Shroufen u10 nimmt sic Qebtere
sur 6rau.
GOonspiIle, Sn0., IL. Wai.-
Sn Dem S6idiul bon 8iolet uno
Garnet 2ancaiter, Wutter uno God.
ter, meIfe nit Sem 8unOesgeri6t in
ernItIihen Gonilitt gcratben paren,
ga Ite ais &eirntb5 : Germittlerinnen
S6uin0cl aetrieben baben ioQten, lit
cine lebr aiinittge 8enoung cingetre.
ten, ill0cm ii6 Elm eiiriger 9ci6iiber
iiir lie gefunOeu bat. 0ieier Wann
beiBt gllguit Mii6nid, ite6t in ben
belten Sabren unO fonmt bon Sort.
lun0, 9tebr., no or ais 2anomirt6 eS
ST. 9roBem 8obIitonO gebra6t baben
loQ. Seoenfaa8 trat oteicr Getter in
ser gtot6 nit elmer reht 0icten Houe
8aptergclO ouf, er~funoi9te iif naf
Dem 8efGugniB, mo oie 6rauen obne
6rcigelO uuo MittqG III iebr trilber
Stimmung iaBen uno iiibrte ii6 bel
0em S6criff ais ser gIiidlihe 9rGll.
tiglr ser Sod)tcr Elm. Dab er reeQe
Nbliften bate, crgob iif) OoroltS, 0aB
cr mad elmer llnterrcOung nit ser
9raut un0 Ser fiinittgen S6lpicgcr.
miltter dl8bal0 nud) Dem 9[ntt Oc3 Sc.
rldltSIdrctber8 ging, I'm cineu Sci.
ratbSiheir SIT crlangen. Sobolo sic.
les Ropier alt8geiertigt mar, muroe
Die Srdrlulg BON einem Scr Srie6enSs
rid)ter poljo9elL bod fonnte einc
SohjeitSieicr nod ni6t itdttfin0en,
oa Die bei0cn 6rolten porIGufig nod
int @cpobriom blicben. Mil1nid er.
fIdrte icOod), Dob CT iid 10 raid ais
lluBllNp llllt Sullllull uClllllDeI lUttUe.
@r lei cntidloiienL iid Ger gngefIna.
ten orjlruebneu uro ibnen aus ser
9fotb 81 belien. Die Seiratb Oiirftc
bic giinitige 6oI8e BADEN, ooB es nm
lhmer fallen miro, sen 5rallen I'm.
reOlide 9I6iiften nod5upciienJ ga
ser braDe Mii6uid mirflih onge6iis
len bat utO sic Sciratb in 6oIge elmer
ser bon ocn 6rortcu erloiIeuen gGn5ei.
gen SIT StonOc fam. MiiGnid lit in
0ertIdlanO geboren nn6 bat oieie
@be, bon ser cr it'd einen gIiidIi6en
Serlnli ueripri6t, ais gSittper &c.
idloiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-14
SaOlcg nlS NnStanIdjs- Eroic6or.

Nem- SaOen 9onn., ~. Mai.
- 8ie bier befannt qege6en miro,
miro &roiciior @oOleu BON Ger gale.
llniocriitGt ioiort nod Dem 9eginn
oeS @intcr- ScmcitcrS I'M nddIten Sf.
tobcr noh Berlin ae6elt, INN oen
Sbeooore &ooicbclt d. 2ebrItubl fir
unlcritonii6e @ei6idte uno Snititu.
tloncn an Der @erliner llniuerlit1t
ein5unebnlen. Seine oortige Sb1tigz
felt lit ouf finn Monote berehnet.
Zen @egenitonO ieiuer offentIiden
Sorlellngcn miro Die 5roge ser SSn.
onltrie.F olitit Der Ser. Stoaten bill.
Den, pGbrerO CT in ieinen 8ripot.
Torlelltngen lid nit omerifoniider
SllouItrtc.@ cididte beihGftigen miro.
Ter &ebritubl lit nit $4,000 ootirt,
iueId)c bicr5ulonOe oufgebradt nor.
Den limo, unO Die Grnennungen oofiir
erfolgcn plr6 Die Gruitees Der So.
lumbio. llniperiitdt in Neiu.0orf inter
Seltdtigung ieitenS oes preuBiiden
<ltltSminiIterilmS YrGlioent Soo.
lep miro iid Bel ietnen @orIeiulaen
Der 0elltlden Sprohe 6e0ienen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-14
Gbelpirren.

9tlti @rulto BON ltntrelle erlongtc
6rou 9(nnie g. Selep BON Nr. %,
ii0.GoQiugton.a uenlic, lire S6ei-
Dung BON 6elir q. Selep, einem Apo,
tbefer in @aibington .. s, nit Dem
Tie ii6 ont 10. Auguit 1904 %parbeiro-
tbCte.
SJin ielbcn 8erid)te nltroe CHARLES
Wicit BON 9tr. 1921, Gotton- 9tpcnlle,
Die S6aioung bon Srou Scnriettc
@ieie bcpiaigt. sic p|crGeirotGctcn
lid am If. Sunni 1902.
Sbre S6eioung crldngten icrner
Sarrp Queen BON BtiSciQa Queen
uno Imelia Sfneiber BON 2ouis i.
Shneioer.
Hqn arciSgerifte Ger. 2 erbielt Srail
GbriItine Wit6eQ bon 9tr. 1920, Gar
rett. Apenue, ibr S6cioungsocfret
gegen @iaiom 9. Wit6eQ, nit Dem
lie iid am s. Woi 1900 p%erbeirotbete.
George Bopp BON 9oltimore.Go.
itrcngte I'M &reisgeridt BON Somion
Die @bei6eiOungstlage gegen Carrie
Eopp on, Die i'm angcbli6 i'm geo.
pclnber 1902 perlieB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-14
Ginc Inti 8 G1linoer . Seiucanna.

Sn Sonoon lit cine @etpegung inn
@onge, Die nidts mebr uno niht5
ineniger be5luedt, nIs Die enogiiltiae
Gnttbronltng 0eS Gplinoer6utes, ser
in Gnglano beinabe ifon an elmer
rationale Snititution ~geiporoen mar.
Sn Der Sauptitoot oes 2onoes lit Die
Grlebung Der Gngitrobre ourf oen
ltelfen ritn0en SUIT - melon" nennt
i'm Der 6ran5oie, neil er in ieiner
Sorm an eit;e WeIone erinnert
OSortnlont" ttennt i'm Der 9eltt.
ldel) - fait idon gelltngen, 1tno oa
aue W1n1ernlooe bon 2onoon ibren
AltSgang nimmt, oorf man NIT
5lelnli6er Siderbeit baratf red,nen,
Dab aud ouf Dem europGiIden sseit.
latoe Der Gplinoerbitt boIo MIR nod
Elm aurioium iein miro, Elm ,9opf.
idmlld," Der boditens nod fir ge.
grdbniIie, SodBeiten, Gromen uno
lonltige trourige GnI1iie in Srage
fomnlen miro. Sieie 8enouna
ourf Golaro's 5iigung - 10 be.
merit oo5u Der n6igaro" = bate
Der ielige Stepbane Mallarme erie,
ben miiiien! gS CAB tpobl auf ser
gan5en @elt feinen grimmerenSeino
oes eDlinoerButes, oils es oieier iein.
Iinnige Eoet mar; no er mn fonnte,
oerflndte. uno periuiinibte bieler
JOINT 10 ionfte Mann ben arrten gp.
timber. glS Maaarme inn Sterben
lag, tr0itetc i'm Elm iebr driitlid se.
iinnter Srertno NIT ben @orten:
95iirdte bid nidt, sir perben iid
iifer Die Bforten bes 8araoieies off.
men," sd babe 10 %eripioerte Der
9idter lGhelnb, ,b1trdails nifts
oagegen, inter Der 8orausiesung
notiirlidL oaB man bort oben feline
Gplinoerbiite tragt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-14
Giien6aGn Spnlplioiruun.

Neiu Sonen, Conn, ~. Woi,
- 9ie bcri6tete fiinitige GontroIc
iiber Die Bolton & Moine 9u6n"
Ourd Die nN..Y, N.-S. & Sortforb.
9o6ngeieqidoit" i6eint Sbotiofe 5rl
lein. IS b%iirften nod einige @o6en
oergebeL ebe Die Serl6mel5rtng Der
beioen @eieai6often poa5ogen fem
miro. @obri6einlid miro ser 9lrS.
tauId, reip. llmtoiih bon glftien
our6 8rilnoltng elmer perntittelnoen
@eiellldoit geideben. IS lit poiitip
~feitgelteQt poroen, ooB Gr1li0ent
SrcillS Suttle bon Der Bottom &
Moine.9obn uno feline 9ircftoren,
iomie Die oNem.Dorf Central" nno
oliirten Sntereiienten oomit einper.
%itonoen iino.
@elde Gon5eiiionen Geitens Ser
Nem'Sopen So. an Die H..Y. Central.
Scite genla6t moroen iino, Inn oeren
3rItimming 81 Dem Blane 5i erlon.
gen, lit nidt betannt, bod eloubt
man, ooB cine llebertrogung Der
Ontario & @eitern gobn" oil Die
yN.'D. Central" Der YreiS lit. als
Eraiioent Weaen ole Ontario &
8eitern" onfaufte, oiferirte er iie be.
reits ais Souid gegen Die Gontrolc
iI6er Die Bolton & albanp.9abn."
Safe 5nr Geiie in's Nuslanb be-
IOrst 6. Raine, Nr. 413, Sit-Salti'
mnre.S frdfte. uohr Ensfu,u hnuse.N me-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-14

Earf fir 9ou.
plabc. = 0as bon SRI. GQen q.
&orter an Serru Mar Guitt uno 9(t-
oere p~erfaufte % ader groBe slreol
an Der Sitieite Ser Sarforo : Ioao,
norblid BON Serring &un, oos jett
nit Wolo 6eItonoen lit, miro 81 Bait
pl1ben bcrmeiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-14
Tiir cine cinGcitlidJe Nrncc.

Gin lclcr @cicbe2enttpuri iiir Die 6e.
gltlotion Scr Murpl1nOer Otili}.
- @eniger @encrGlc rmo S6cr.
item in Der 3ufunft. Die &c.
plonteu Sommer.N |fonGoer. -
S6ieBiibungen oeS 4. Regiments
Sn llebercinltimmltng nit einenl
fiir5lid pom GongrcB argenomnlener
8eict lit ooS Sfclett zines @eiebe5.
entlpltrf8, peIfer ser nd6itenS tontS-
0eiebgcbung sur Stipulation ser
WorpI0nOer Wili5 mtcr6reitet lper-
Oen ioQ, bolcn0ct mor0cn, Gonod
SIT urtbcilerL miro Der @cncrulitob
picl bon lcinem pr%linfboftcn 2lu5ie6en
pcrIicrelt, ltn0 etlide 8encrGIe uno
Goluncl8 mcr0en in Der 3lltunft ent.
bebrt lpcrOen fon1cr. 0ie Wfili5 miro
qltoli Elm @lie0 ser 9un0eSarmcc,
glcid) ser ser iibri9en StnoterL 10
0ob i'm Sole elmer N|obiImo6ung bic
ger. Stontcn Elm undergraduates
Seer bon SrcilpiQigen in Dos fSelo
Itelen f0nnen. Ger 9e%9cumGrtiQe
Observation-Disclosures Der MiIi5 @cuerols
G0illtont Clinton g. Higg3, miro iih
nit Dem &ong cincS 9ri0ooe.@ enc.
rolS beGniiaen miiiicuJ monlit cr gou5
5ufrieOen it, ga or iclbIt Gin 9eiiir,
luortcr ser Qeplontcn Hciormen lit,
9ic @cionlmtIt1rfc ser WurnlGn0er
Mili5 betrG1t sur 3eit 1860 Mlonu.
9opon cntloIlcu oltf Den @%clcroIItob
ii Worn mo oltf Die ein5clnen Or
goniiotionen:
I. Snfontcric Hcgincnt 615 Wonn;
a, SnfonteriG. Ncqimcnt 500 Wtonn;
5. Snfontcric. Hcgimcnt $50 Monu;
i. Separate Gompognic (Snfontc,
ric) 50 Wanu;
&obolcric, Grippe ", 46 Wonn;
Signol-GorpS 81 Wom.
9ic ottoriiirte StGrfe Scr Warp,
IGnOcr Mili5 lit tS2 Ofii5icre ulo
2650 llntcroffi5ierc u1to @enlcine. Gic
Ser. Stootens Hegicrlnq trGqt gum
llntcrboIt 100000 pro Sobr bel.
0oS 1. Ne0in1cnt rinumt 0ieien
CONNER an Ocn 6eGoiibungcn ser
rcgllldrcn Nrnlec un0 6Iottc it ser
llm8ebun9 bon Sort Somoro Ebeil.
9oS 4. Hcgimcnt nimmt itutt ser
Observation-Disclosures S6ieBiibrutoeu
i'll Slime Irltnocl.G County Dor mo ooS
.. GcGin1cnt bc0ibt iif mad SomeS,
tolpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-14

60 Sabre ait. - &m 9rcilc
leincr 6amilie un0 5ablrei6er Srcuu-
DC uno 9cfamlten ~ieierte geitcrn Sr.
6re0. IS, 2ind, BETTER ser befnnntelt
6Grbcrci an ser Gde BON 6oDettr,
unO @opItroBc, icincn GO. @cburtS.
tag. 9te6en piclen nnocrcn @eifens
fen nurOen Dem 8eburtStaqSfin0
cine LANCE Gei6c prGftiger 9lumen.
It0de mo Bouquets iiberreidt, oo.
runtcr Iolde bon elmer Delegation
Ser oGonpnonic 8" ur0 bon Dem in
corpora crIdicneneu y@ermaria 9o.
ensSergniigungSoerein." Sr. 2ind
,piroe in Observation-Disclosures, @iirts
tember9, 9eborct mo fam i'm Sabre
1860 nod Imerifo. @Gbrcn0 icilleS
SierlcinS bat CT nidt nltr Elm l1ott
gebenocs @eIdGit ouigebolt, %ionOern
iid oild) ~un5Gbligc 6reunloe %criuorben.
gr lit WitglicO Der y@ermonia. 2oge,
". =. & q. 3D." mlO paiiiucS Wit.
Blie0 oeS oNrion."
Ger YreiS Gonteit. - @ci
Dem Gontcit i'm yWiomlmentol.5 6eo.
ter" in Der %pcrgongcncn ISOLDE iilr
ben populGritcu Wtonn in Baltimore
erbiclten s, garrp Mobool 1856
StimmeL Wopor Gimaml5 1860,
6ronf s. 8adtcr 951, gg.@ouper.
neltr 6ront 8roruu ft42 uno Con.
greB . 2(bgeorOncter Sorrp @olic
S26, ionic fir Den biibid]eiten Manm
@onpcrnelir @oriielo 1872 ulo s.
6ronf Supplee POPS Stimmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-14
9lmf friid)cr Shat.


|oIi5ci oe3 noromcitlihen Giitrift0
cruiidt GinbreGcr in gtr. 1900,
9Soro.0 fonroesS troBe. bel Scr Or
belt. Mebrere Rcpolperi6iiiit
gchen Der Gerboitlug uorurS.
Nit ser &erbaftung 0CS % Sabre
oIten 25omes Itfiniou BON 9tr. 1921,
NiggSN ocnuc, glaubt Die YoliSei 0eS
uorolucItliden 0iitrifta, Den @inbre.
her o0er menigiten9 einen Der Gin
BREEDER gcfobt 81 bobcrL meld)e lett
Mouoteu i'm nor0mcltlihen Stoots
t6cil 5oblrei6e @inbril6c pcriibt Go-
ben. Ntfinion mur0c in Dem Suuic
9r. 1900, Nor0-N}ourocsS Strobe, III
wcldem 6rou Mon (boler cinen Ga,
Oen bctrei6t, in Abmcicnbcit Ser Set
tcrcn bon Sen &oli3iitcn 2oifcrtD ms
2pnd ollf friifer Sobt ertappt. Sic
bei0en 8oli5ilten murOcn 9eitern
9lbcnb Qe0en 9 llbr pom Nodborn ser
Trou Gbaler in &cnntniB qcictt, Bob
iih in bcnt G%enonntcn Sallle 5luei
Ginbreder 6cfGnoel. Sic Orongcn lo.
tort in ooS SuuS Gin. Goli5iit 2oi-
icrtu brong in OoS 3lpcitc Stodmerf
Dor ltn0 itanb BORT pl0tlih Itfinion
%QcQcniiiiber. 2ebtcrcr 500 bei'm PM
bid ocS 9oli5ilten cincn Hcpolpcr
un0 bcgonn 81 fcucru. Gem Eoli5iit
gclonQ eS, ben auNcIn oltS5umcidc1
ms Sen Gin6re6cr 5lt oerboften
ndH0cm CT c6cnfo!!$ mcbrerc ShiiIIc
ob0efcltcrt bate, obnc 9ltfinIon ics
cod SIT ncrlebeu. Ter ongebli6e &c.
noIic 0cS Nrreitnntcn mlrOe BON 0ct
EoIi5iiteu nidt Ncicbcn unb mllB Of.
icnbar rcdt5eitiq Oo2 gGcite gelitd)t
hobcn. @ci ser G1rd)ildpung Scr
&lciornG bon Ttfinion in ser moro.
mcitIihcn Toli5eiItution forrocn iiA
ncbcn Dem 38.folibri1cn Hcbolpcr,
sen Ntfinion in cincm 9cocrfltttcrul
unbGnacn 6ottc, Dcrid)icocne WeooiI-
len altc Miin5en un0 ) Collars. Die
GoIi5ei lit mlnmchr ciirigit benlii6t,
oie Gpmplicen 9lttinion'3 %ouf5uipii.
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-14

noIic 0C& NrreItanten mltr0e bon Oc,t
Eoli5iiteu nid)t 0cicbcn un0 mus Of
icnbar rCdt5eitia Oo@ Scite geiudt
ha6cn. @ci ser Ilrd)iltd)ung Scr
&lciolu1G bon Itfinion in ser norOs
mcItlidcn Yoli5eiItntion fon0en ii6
ncbcn Dem 38stolibriGcn Ncpolpcr,
sen Mtfinion in cil1cu 9cocriuttcrul
mnbGnacn 6otte, Dcridic0cne WeooiI-
len, altc Miir5en uno ) Collars. Die
GoIi5ei lit mlnmchr cifrigit bentii6t,
Die Gpmplicen 9l%ttinion'5 ouf5uipii.
rem.
&erboftSbefcGIc gegc II
NJ | d) leute. 49, Tric0en@rtdtcr
Scrbcrt BON Somion itcnte ouf Nn.
troQ zines A9eHten ser Stats Q Sc.
iun0beitsbeb6roe &crbaftSbefebIe ge,
gen q. Sonbcr bon Gopion, g. &.
Grodcr bon Hplonb 8orf, $. 4.
Burns BON @repItonc ans. IicicI,
ben iinN bcidfbi0t 6ornolOebpOe in
Bic bon ibltenb pcrfoltftc Milf getboIr
gu bu6cn. '@
&G4Dcrb al Sc III @oItis
more Gount y. 1T Cine 6cipcrote
&Guber6onoe ilthte In ser Nott pom
1rcito0 orIf Son1itog bie Orti6oitch
S6crpooo r10 Hi0cr bein, 5lrm
@liid ieboh modten lte feline grobc
9elttc. &oItmciIter gaen Stcpcnion
unO icin Aiiiitcnt pcrlicBen OoS 8oit-
amt gcgen WtittcrnoGt unO 2ebtcrcr
0ifnctc cS 9egcn 6ol6 5 lt6r SomIto5
Worgen. @r fnn6, onB Scr @elo.
idronf gciprcn0t iuor, oo6 6otten Die
9tGllber MIR 81 in 9aor mitgebcn 6ci.
Zen, mGbrcno le GbcdS unO Trcinlor,
fen un6eriibrt %0clolieu botteu. Gctcf.
tipS bonn @cbcimoienIt Iin6 nit ser
Gerfolguntg Scr IGll6cr betrolt.
@iIl BerniDIponioN pc~
nue pom GfeniteGcrn rel
ntgcn. - Captain Sdleigb bcgonm
an Somitog cinen &rcl55ug gcgcn
0ic pielen @dcnlte6er un0 iolde, Die
Dor @irtbidaften berumlungcrrL 0o
IN letter Belt 5o6lrei6e 9eidnerOeh
il6er 9elGitigu1gen al Ser Gennipl'
ponia- Inenue in Scr nor0mcItIidcn
YoIi5eiltotion cinliefen. 9o8 Hciultot
luor, bob om SomItog 0egen GO Ser
ionen per6oftet mltroenL meIde 9oli-
3eiridter Goldman gcitern foit Oltrd)-
meg nit 81 unO Soften bcitroite.
$ uitenan aa perur a dt
iG6en Sob. - 816reno Sr. 50.
moro s. 9ioS, Elm OomenihneiOer
BON Ger. 6O5, Noro.G utouitraBe,
bei'm Stbenobroo fab, befom er einen
10 beitigen Sultenanioa, ooB ibm cine
9llltooer 5eriprang, moour6 iein
Soo bcrbeigeiiibrt mltr0e. Der Der.
beigerufene 9lr5t Or. @riffit6 0apis
fonnte Dem Ster6enoen feline Siilie
mebr %bringen. Sr. 0ios binterlGBt
neben ser @itttpe ieine gItern, Srrt.
u,0 6rou Clarence Iios, Ar. 2044,
2in0en : Apenie. Die 9ceroigung
iinoet beltte 8ormittog bonn 3rauer.
bauie ans itatt.
8ie6er Elm Geidnam &C.
iunoen. SamItdg Mprgen nm
1913 ubr Duroe ser 5peite Der bei'm
Giniturs oeS 8iers Nr. s in Occult.
9oint un's 2eben gefontnene fnr6ige
Siiu6er &iIliam 8atigbn, 80 Sabre
alt, BON Nr. sos, @eI.2eeitroBe, BON
Srr. gilbert 9rlrp BON Nr. 1884,
Siio.GbarleSltraBe, ent0edt uno ans
2ano ge6ro6t. Coroner Otto 90.
Heinbarot pom iiiOliden 9iitrift be.
Iidtigte ben 2eidnom, morouf Der.
ielbe i'm %oli5ei6Oot n2onnon" mad
Der Morgue ii6craeiiibrt ipuroe.
gerionalroti5. - Ser Sc,
beinrratb 8rof. CT. 6. u. Gtpolo bon
Berlin bot Sen Erof. Or. Sobt 6.
Semnneter bon ser Warplonos llniper-
litdt Granddaughter, oaB er Scr 100.
Sobresicicr Der llniperiitGt, rpeld)e
oenrn1dit ItattiiHOet, beiuobnen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-14

EGIIc 5mr Geiie in's gnslanb be-
IOrst 6. Raine, @r. 413, Oit-galti-
more.S trake, nabc Guitnmbonie.Nue
The Washington times., 1907-07-21
RUSSIAN ATTACHE
VISITOR IN CAMP
OF THE MILITIA
Count Raspopeff Makes Fifth
Annual Trip to D. c.
EnCampment.
Hundreds of People EX-
pected to Spend Sunday
at Harpers Ferry.

CAMP ORGWAY, Bolivar Heights. w.
Va, July a.-Count RaspopOff, military
attache Of the Russian emoassy, who
has attended the last FIVE encampments
of the District militia. and has A most
of friends among the officers and men,
arrived in camp tonight. He was es-
corted to Bolivar Heights by General
Harries, and Immediately ushered 10
headquarters. wnere he renewed his old
friendships.
He will spend tonight and tomorrow
in camp, and may be persuaded 20 re-
main longer. Hundreds of people have
come 70 Iarpers Ferry from Washing
ton to spend tomorrow In camp. Hotels
are hlling w rapidly. and accommoda-
items will Doubtless be at premium to-
morrow.
Inspector General OF Rifle Practice
Major James L. Bell also came TO camp
tonight to confer with General Harries
regarding the brigade rifie team which
leaves washington shortly to participate
IN the shooting in Ohio. Major Bell will
return 10 Washington tomorrow after
noon.
The Washington times., 1907-07-21

from Paymaster Bennett went TO town
and purchased extras for their table,
clothing. and tobacco. and other things
needed by the soldiers to make life
happy in camp
General Harries. Major Averill. and
Captain Parker. who went 20 Washing
ton this morning shortly before the
Second Regiment left camp. returned
this evening. They expect to entertain
many friends tomorrow.
Officers Of the Third Battalion. First
Regiment, gave an "at home" In the
headquarters of Mai GIendie b Young.
and IL proved a great success. Stories
were told, and music furnished by the
members of the battalion. Refreshments
were also in order, and the visitors had
a thoroughly enjoyable time.
The end OF the first week OF camp
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found the quartermaster' and commits
sary department in excellent working
order, Notwithstanding the unprece-
dented run both had during the six days
OF the encampment. Lieut.. Edward Neu-
meyer. son OF Mai. Z. ri. Neumeyer.
virtually has charge OF the commissary
department, and has fed the soldiers
better and more literally than at any
previous enCampment.
The Washington times., 1907-07-21

company of the First Regiment, which
Passed through Washington today from
Harper's Ferry, spent today pitching
camp in leisurly fashion.
Although not at first pleased with be-
ing taken frem their comrades at Camp
ordway. they are pretty well satisfied
now. six hundred strong, they are IN
Ger the command of Col. Emmett Uren
That the people Of Bolivar and Har-
pers Ferry are enthusiastic over the
soldiers is proved by the fact that every
night one walks from the camp grounds
10 the historic spot where John Brown
was given his quletus a dozen or more
lawn parties and ice cream festivals are
seen on the lawn. Some Of West Nir-
ginIa's prettiest and most fetching dam
The Washington times., 1907-07-21
SECOND REGIMENT MEN
STUDY COAST DEFENSE

FORT WARRINGTON, July 2O.-The
twelve companies of the District OF Co
lumbia National Guard constituting
the entire Second Regiment, and one
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trict Commissioners and q number OF
prominent War Department officials. but
as yet replies have not reached him. II
Is highly probable that the Commission
ers will come TO camp. because this has
been the practice Of the District triumvi-
rate since the first outing.
MAJ. John Dupay. y s A. retired,
and several other OF General HaTries
personal friends spent the day in camp
and witnessed the parade and review.
All spoke highly OF the performance
Captain Sayer. Of Company Q. Second
Regiment has the only veteran COM
mand IN that organization. In order 20
be eligible for membership in this com
pany all applicants must have seen scrv-
Ice in the Spanish American WdT- Not
withstanding this qualification, the com
pany IS one Of the largest and efficient
In the militia
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ham won by a seant yard, arid the
cheers Of crowd Of spectators.
Secretary Arthur Smith. OF the Y. NJ.
c. A. who runs the army branch Of the
association. has fitted up what the SOL
diers consider the best tent IN camp.
Besides writing materials and Bibles,
which are distributed gratuitously. Sec
rotary Smith and Assistant WEIGH sell
souvenir postal cards. soft drinks. and
stamps. and mtssives can be dropped IN
the mall box In the tent. In addition 10
these, the energetic secretary provides
gramophone concerts, checker boards,
magazines, daily papers, and the base
ball scores.
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Sergeant Lanham. of the General
Stan, was the winner OF a spirited
five-furlong horse race. His oppon-
ent was Captain Fox. OF the battery
Lanham prides himself on the appear
ance and speed of his black steed Mac
Cielland Captain Fox was equally en-
thusiastic over his battery horse, and.
to establish which was the better OF
the two animals, they arranged a race
with stiff side bet The race was
from the Second Regiments headquar-
ters TO the adjutant generals tent. Lam
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sells wait on the tables and capture the
hearts. as well as the shekels OF the
susceptible guardsmen. IL Is said
dance will be given at the Hill Top
House. In honor OF the officers, before
camp IS struck.
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General Harries has extended an in
vitation to visit camp TO the three Dis
The Washington times., 1907-07-21

Editor Post: As practicing physician
or the District and. with all others Of the
profession. having the health OF our citi-
zens very much at heart, / have been
prompted to write to you upon a ques-
ton that is very important to the homes
OF our citizens.
Congress has passed a food law look
ing to the improvement in the purity as
well as the sanitary conditions under
which produce and provisions are now
handled. I believe Il 20 be- the duty
of the press OF Washington tc at once
take up the matter where Congress left
of. and to further the interest OF the
people by causing relentless war TO be
waged against those who are indifferent
in the handling Of milk products
While other food products may become
dangerous by the use Of poisonous or
deleterious ingredients. milk and its
products become absolutely poisonous
when surrounded by merely insanitary
conditions, and even though pure when
received rapidly deteriorate when i'm
properly handled.
Especially is THIS true as IeSdFuS is
cream. a popular summer diet. I'm
properly handled, stored or manufac-
tured IN the midst of impure atmos-
phere where the germ-destroying sun
light never enters, it becomes the store
house OF millions OF dangerous germs
and a menace TO health and life.
From observation there exists In this
city many places where this health
giving food when properly treated, IS
made up in dark, insanitary cellars, sur
rounded by all sorts Of filth. environed
o. foul atmosphere, whence 1t Is sold
to the unsuspecting public as pure food
As the custodian OF the peoples well
fare. you should make It a feature to
without fear or favor-ezpose these con-
ditions. and, by public sentiment aroused.
force such Improvement as is necessary
to insure the public health.
There are, Of course. many factories
in washington wnere the most sanitary
conditions prevail and where every mod
ern appliance has been Installed to prop
erly care for and insure the purity OF
this very delicious American dish
F. T. CHAMBERLIN. NJ. D.
Smyrna times., 1907-04-10
CHURCH. SERVICES.

asPURI METHODIST EPIsCOPAL-Sunday-P -Preaeh-
ing at 1880 A. II and 7.5O P. NJ SUNDAY Sehool-
2P NJ Epworth League Prayer Meeting,
6SOPM Prayer Meeting-wednesdays at TAD
sM Rev. Robt Watt, D. D., Pastor.
sr. PETERS CHURcH.-Rev. G. Valerie Gilreath,
Rector.-First Sunday, Holy Eucharist, 1880
q. m; Evening Prayer and sermon at IA P NJ
Second, Third, Fourth and Filth sundays,
Holy Eucharist, :. "a 4. M; Morning Prayer ana
Sermon 1917 A. NJ. Evening Prayer ana ser
mon, 7l% P. NJ. Holy Days-Holy Eucharist
M Morning Prayer, lO% A. NJ. Fridays
Evening PRAYER and Litany, "a P. NJ SUNDAY
school. Z.15 r. NJ.
-Sunday--Preach1ng at 10 A. N
Ind ~ Pm. sunday School-ll13 A; NJ Prayer
deetiIig-wednesdays at IA P. M. Rev. j.
Sstlin, pastor
II PoLYcARP CATHOLIC CHURcH-Servleesever
Jther sunday, by Father Waldion. sunday
school Immediately after service.
SMYRNA CIRcUIT.-Preaching services, Friend
ship in the morning, Severs0ns in the after
noon Jerman's Chapel ard Smyrna Land
ing alternate sunday nights at I5O. Kew
Albert Chandler pastor.
0RSrENNIAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Colored) -
Sunday-Presching ii A. II. and ) p NJ
sunday SchSal-2 n n. Prayer and Prais'
Meeting Tuesday evening. Rev. Z. o. Parker
Pastor.
at IL a. m, and s p. m. sunday School q
D. m. Christian EndeavOr, 81 p. N. sun
day. Praise meeting, at O'Clock Wednes
day evening. Rev. !. 5. Yemmens, Pastor.