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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09
NEWS OF ROCKVILLE
AND THE COUNTY
c. S. Hilton Pleads Guilty to
EmbezzIement and Gets
Six Months.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

ROCKVILLE. Md. July s. 1911.
Charles S. Hilton, for number OF
years postmaster at Clarksburg. this
county. pleaded guilty before Judge Rose
in the United States district court at
Baltimore yesterday to an indictment
charging him with the embezzlement Of
1857 of money order funds intrusted to
his care, and was sentenced to six months
in Jail. Since his arrest, about ten days
ago, the shortage has been made good by
frierds.
Sheriff Ed Welt of this county last
night received a telephone request from
Supt. Pyles of the house Of reforma-
ton at Cheltenham. Md. that he allow
the use of his two bloodhounds to trail
four boys who escaped from the Chelten-
ham institution. Sheriff Welt agreed and
Supt Pyles said he would send for the
animals.
Frederick Whitney. a young resident OF
Glen Echo. this county, was brought tn
Rockville at late hour last nigh. by
Constable Walter Shaw and committed 10
Jail by Justice Reading to await trial
Monday on charge of assault preferred
by Mrs. Evelyn j. Van Sweringen, wife Of
DIR. Walter Sweringen Of Glen Echo. 1t
is said that Mrs. Sweringen sustained
severe bruises on the face. Whitney de-
clares he was justified.
Urge Mr.. Hewitt to Run.
The friends of Frank L. Hewitt Of Sill
yer Spring are. it Is understood, urging
him to become a candidate for chairman
of the republican county committee to
succeed c. Scott Duvall Of Gaithersburg,
and it is said that Mr.. Hewitt Is not
averse to allowing the use Of his name in
that connection
The following are among the transfers
of real estate recently recorded in the
office of the clerk of the circuit court
here: Albert E. Shoemaker to John Z.
Barbee. two lots at Woodmont; Freder-
lex B. Cissel to James l. Giles, lot at the
Hills: Katherine G. Graves to Edward J.
Stellwagen, lot at Alta Vista: William
Hallock to Charles A. McKenney, lot at
Forest Glen: John H. Darling to Julian
e. Hubbell. lot at Glen Echo; Josiah c.
Stoddard to Bessie c. Darden, three lots
in Garrett Park; James ]. Clark to
Francis A. Blundon, thirty-three acres on
Brookewille and Washington turnpike;
Cyrus Keiser to David E. Stephan, lot
in Highland Park: Rosedale Park Com
pany to James NJ. Criss, lot in Rosedale
Park: Rebecca Sonneman to Frederick
Sonneman, lot near Chevy Chase; Mary
K. Brooke to Thomas Dawson, lot in
Rockville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09
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By Winso, MeCay

Assistant Surg. Robert Duenner: Lieut. j.
L. Johns, paymaster; Lieut.. F. s. Ours
tan, navigator: Lieut.. Joseph A. Dempf,
Sd Division: Ensign NJ. G. Donk,
4th Division; Ensign ". G.. Guss. 5th Di-
vision; Ensign P. NJ. Smoot, 1st Division;
CHER Gunner Hugh Sinclair, L. S. N,
and a lieutenant of the regular navy as
signed as observer and instructor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09
Hand Injured at Ice Plant.

James B. Moore OF S13 North Carolina
avenue southeast had his hand injured
in fly wheel at an ice plant at 18th
and F streets southwest yesterday after
noon. He went 10 the Emergency Hos
ptal for treatment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09
wicz, 81: Martin A. Knapp. So: Mrs.
Martin a. Knapp. Sc; A. c. Warthen, So;

wicZ, 81; Martin A. Knapp. S12: mrs.
Martin A. Knapp. Sc; A. c. Warthen, 50;
man, So; Mrs. H. H. Hosley, Sc; Mrs. Hell
en- H. NJ Olmsted, So: Mrs. Huntington
Wilson, SOS: Mrs. Caroline K. Rice. So;
Miss Mary Stewart. 50; H. F. Gage. 50;
Mrs. Emma L. Hazen. SO; Julius Gar
Avenue Christian c. E. Society. 81; en-
william F. Willoughby. $40; Charles
j. Hedrick,S5: cash, So; Miss Rosabelle
Jones. s.; &C r. W." s.: Mrs; Jonas
cash. $25: proceeds from lawn party.
through Miss Minnie E. Saxton lad
ditionaD. 81: Miss Theodosia r. Rupli.
So; Mrs. Mary G. Hornaday, Sd; Bethle-
hem Chapter, No. Z. O. E. s., IS; John
B. Henderson, $40; Frank H. Barto. Sc.
For Camp Pleasant.
Following are contributions for Camp
Pleasant (colored): w. s. Duffield, 81;
Dr. ]. H. N. Warning. 81; Queen Sheba
Household. No. %. So; Miss Susie E.
Dorsey, 81; May entertainment committee.
through Miss Mary Cromwell, S2O.05: j. l.
D. Lipscomb, 81; Mrs ]. A Gilfllan. $40.
DR.. C. Summer W. Wormley, s. Dr. A.
T. Pride, 81 Farther Light Circle, Second
Baptist Church. s.; Miss Julia c. Linds-
ly, S.; Lincoln Temple Church, 1855:
Miss Martha Thomas. % cents; K. l..
Burton, 50 cents; Mrs. Isa3ore Letcher,
so cents; Mrs. BERTHE Brooks Lewis,
81 10; Young Mems Immediate Relief AS
ISOLATION. $40; friend, through Rev.
S. L. Corrothers, SIS; Barber & Ross.
IS; Mrs. Charles C. Glover So; Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, No. ., SIS;
Miss Marie Jordan. IS: Miss H. H. Bea-
son, 81: DR.. George w. Cabaniss, s.;
Charles A. Fiske, ST. DR.. Henry Evans,
so cents: Stewart M. Lewis. IS cents.
Jarvis, so cents. cash. % cents; cash,
% cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09

Butler & Fields Pharmacy, Sd and
Indiana avenue northwest, receives
Want Ads" for The Star. Wanted Help
and Rooms for Rent advertisements are
only ! cent per word each insertion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09

GUIDES HOMEGROWN Flowers
are famous for their beauty, fragrance
and perfection. Fresh daily. 1914 F.
Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09
ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Arrivals

Schooner Belmont. cord wood from .
down-river point for the dealers. power
boat Theresa, crabs from Rock point.
Md, at 18th street wharf for the dealers;
schooner NJ. A. Shea. cord wood from
Aqua creek. in the Eastern branch. for
L. A. Clarke & Son; Standard on Com
pany tug No. II. towing tank barges No.
3 and No. So oil In bulk from Baltimore
10 this city and Alexandra: tug d. NJ.
Key. towing a lighter from Broad creek
to the Eastern branch; tug General War
rem, towing lighters from occoquan. Va,
for the District; power boat Dart. Ed
ward Clary. owner. from cruise: tug
John Miller. towing clay and brick laden
lighters from Little Hunting creek:
schooner s. l. Bowen. cord wood from
TO L. A. Clarke & Son.
Departures.
Schooner Edith VERBAL. light for a lower
Potomac point TO load back TO this city:
schooner Oakland. light. for Maryland
point from Georgetown. TO load lumber
or cord wood for the dealers here; power
boat Canoia, o. c. Ketcham. owner. with
a party aboard for a cruise on the river:
tug Standard Oil Company No. IL. towing
barges and -. light, for Baltimore, TO
IOdl OIL IN Duih IOT AneSdpeaAe Day
point; tug Capt Toby, light for Deco
guam, Va. to dock lighters To load stone:
power boat Theresa. light, from 18th
street wharf. to load crabs at Rock point,
Md, for dealers here; tug u. NJ. Key.
towing lighter from the Eastern branch
to Broad creek; power boat Daisy. from
Alexandria with merchandise for Piscat-
away creek, Md. yacht Idler, for
Colonial Beach with a pleasure party
aboard; yacht Dacota. for a short cruise
down river.
Memoranda.
Schooner Earl Biscoe has arrived at
Baltimore with railroad ties from Nomini
creek. schooner Mildred has sailed from
Philadelphia for the Potomac to load
lumber for this city; schooner Jennie d,
Bell has sailed from Norfolk with lumber
for this city: schooner w. W. Hackett
will return to a Virginia point to load
lumber: schooner Lewis Worrell is at
Baltimore with railroad ties from Nomini
creek: schooner Curley is on the Rap
pahannock river loading lumber for the
dealers here; schooner John F. Robinson
is in Upper Machodoc creek loading for
this port: schooner Oriental is at a Mary
land point to load cord wood for dealers
here: schooner William F. Villas is at
Baltimore with wheat from the lower
Potomac; barge Wissahickon is charter
ed to load mine props on the st. Marys
river for Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09
Hands WOULD
Crack Open
and Bleed

Blisters Formed, Skin Scaled Off,
and Flesh Burned and Itched
Dreadfully. Healed BY Less
Than One Cake of Cuticura
Soap and One Box of Cuticura
Ointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09
CITY ITEMS.

Ale is bound to he highly favorable All
who sample IL pronounce Perfection the
peer OF expensive imported ginger ales.
Tel. West "a. Arlington Bottling Co
Are You Using DIR. schindier's Peanut
Oil Butter? loc at grocers'. l4s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09
WILL DEFEND SOUND
District Naval Reserves to
Participate in Sham Battle.
GOING TO GARDENERS BAY
Will Meet Attack Of Invading Bat
tleships.
NEW FEATURE IN THE CRUISE
Local Sailors Will Form Part of the
Crew of the Virginia and Will
Work With Men of Navy.

According to orders issued by the
Navy Department, the District Naval
Reserves. which at present comprise ap-
proximately 115 men, under the command
of Capt Samuel w. Stratton, will leave
Washington next Friday on board the
Norfolk and Washington steamer South
land for Hampton roads, Va. On the
following day they will be transferred
in body 10 the battleship Virginia on
which vessel they will become a part of
the regular ships company during the
practice cruise from July IA to July %,
when they will dinsenlbark at Hampton
roads for their return to Washington on
the Norfolk and Washington steamer.
It is probable that the roads will be
the rendezvous of other vessels which
will be used by the reserves of other
states, but whether any other battalions
than those of the District of Columbia
and South Carolina will assemble there
preparatory to cruising up the Atlantic
coast cannot be ascertained. The South
Carolinians will be aboard the L. S. 5.
Nebraska ship approximately the same
size as the Virginia. The two battle
ships will leave Hampton roads in COM
pany with other vessels that are to par
ticipate in the cruise. and the annual
maneuvers at GARDENERS bay. Long Is
land. on the afternoon Of July 10, and 1t
is expected they will arrive at their des-
tination Sunday. July 10.
At GARDENERS bay the local reserves will
Join the North Atlantic fleet, in command
Of Rear Admiral Osterhaus, and the naval
militia of six eastern states, Connecticut.
Rhode Island, Maine, South Carolina,
Pennsylvania and New York. For the
purpose of transporting the men of the
various organizations to the maneuverfng
waters eleven battleships will be used.
These battleships form part of the North
Atlantic fleet. and after the reserves are
assigned to the various training ships of
the naval militia squadron. consisting of
the flagship Chicago. Rodgers. Aileen,
Machias and Tonapah, the big battleships
will take their places in the regular
squadron. 1t Is estimated that approx
mately 1000 reserves will be assembled
TO participate in the maneuvers and re-
ceive Instructions in seacost defense, a
feature of warfare which would require
their attention In the event of hostEiitieS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-09
Sham Battle at Sound Entrance.

Prior TO the maneuvers, which are held
annually at GARDENERS bay. the amateur
sailors will be offered a taste of real
war" The Navy Department has agreed
10 sham battle at the entrance of
Long Island sound, which will continue
for two days and nights. The battle
will begin at noon Of the 18th. and, unless
the fight is decided sooner than anticipat-
ed, II will continue through the 10th. The
regular fleet will steam out to sea, leaving
the naval militia squadron, augmented
by three torpedo boats and three destroy
ers of the regular navy, acting as scouts.
TO defend the entrance to the sound and
the approaches thereto.
II will be the duty of the reserve fleet
TO defend the position assigned them,
and to protect the entrance and ap-
proaches TO the harbor from an s"inva-
sion" by the regular fleet. When the at
tack by the battleships begins every
phase of actual warfare will be observed.
Every rule and regulation of the navy
will be strictly enforced, and for two
days and nights the would-be sailors
will be on the job to prevent the in
vasion of the opposing fleet. Battle flags
will fly from the mastheads both day
and night; guns will be loaded-with
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
Ser critic e@nb.

Sn Der GrGiioentiddits : Cant
pagne Oes Sobres 1912 miro am s.
Sanuor 1912 bier in @aibington
Der critic S6uB abgefeitert tperOen.
Sir oieien Gag lit cine geriomm.
lung oes oemofratii9en National.
fomites bierber einberufen ipor0en,
Die 5taOt uno oie Set CUR A6-
baltung Der n11iten oemotratiiaen
Nationnlfonoention 5u beitimmen
Die Our9 Oas 9Obleben BON 90. g.
8etmore bon Miiiouri &Dan BON
@isconlin un6 Gomlinion non NIa-
6ana erleOisten Site neu gu be-
lesen uno mebrere wi9tige un0 5u-
nd6it Der 2oiung barrenOe 8ro-
bleme gu 6eipreden.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
imbeOrOer

0as &riegs 9eportement bat
am Dienitag Die meiiten Eruppen,
Die p6breno Der R~ebolution in Wae.
rifo nod Eeros gei9idt poroen pa-
rem, 5uriidbeoroert. Dos IL. Sn-
fonterie : &egiment lit bon SorS
tonic nod Sort Mc8berion, 60,
beoroert, Oas %. Snfanterie : &eei.
mert BON San Antonio na9 Sort
Smelling, Minn., 0as Ii. &abaaerie-
&egiment BON San Mntonio nod
Sort Dgletborp, Ga, Die Sngenieur-
Gompagnie uno oos Sienolforps.
Battalion BON San 4ntoniO nod
Sort 2eobpntportb, &nni, Ous in
Sort gLiB itebenOe A. &aOaIIerie-Oie,
gimeut uno Dos 8. in Sort Sna.
9ltco fteberpOe &aoaIlerie &egiment
Derbleiben bort.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28

RECTOR 8einri6 Samner, aIs 8ei1en
Der So6a6tung unO 8erebritttg, Die
ibm bon oller, SGngern uno geidt-
ldngern, entgegengebra6t miro,
glei6, na10em er ieinen Itattli9en
Gbor aIs critics 2ieo ben y@infieoler
an Die gtaGt" bon S. 81. &err, bat
tie iingen laIien, inter Iebbaften Bel
foasbe3eugungen, einen groBen
StrauB BON @eorginen. 9rauBen
regnete es 10 triibielig tpie r1ltr m0g-
li6; oarum mar Die Solle nidt 10
gefiiat, tDie fie es lonit ii6erIid &c.
tpeien p1re. Nber innerbaLb Der
trollten Sale mar es urbebogIig
lino bon SriibieIigfeit ni9ts gu ipii-
rem. 8ie i'm Anfane, 10 trat Der
S~1ngerbuno aud in Der Mettte uno
am gnoe Der muiifalif6en 4ben0-
ltnterbaltung auf uno Der 0Stuoen.
ten : 0a6tgeiang,% BON 6. Slider,
uno .@te's oabeim mar" bon g.
@oblgemutb, prrOen ebenio taoel-
los g%eIungen uno BON BEN 3uborern.
ebenio getpiiroigt mie Ser @iniieO-
Ter" 3pii6en Dem eriten uno Dem
3meiten Auftreten beg Sangerbun-
oes lageu elm treffIi9es BianoioIo
0es SrGi1lein MilOre0 &olb uMar6e
Wtilitaire", bon S1ubert=S auBig,
5fpei SoIi Ser nit elmer iebr nei9en
uno liebliden Stimme begabten,
bon Serrn @ammer auf Dem Sta-
no begIeiteten Sopraniitin Sri. 800
GraDer: Stole ioftlD Blooming, BON
IS. Spobr, unO ngbonionoe Siberian"
BON g. @oooro, uno Elm bor5iigli.
DIES, BON SRI. Rolb begIeitetes 8tO-
linfoIo oes Serrn Carl @a9ner, Dem
cine 3ugabe folgen muBte. Ser
Ielbe SEER @agner IieB iih ndI
Dem 3tpeiten gluftreten oes Sanger,
bunos no6maIs in o2egenOe" BON
$. @ieniapsfD, ebenio SRI. @rober
in 5fuei onoeren, tpieOer bon Serrn
Sammer begIeiteten SopronioIi:
still pie oie No6t", bon 6. gobm.
uno yGrintemps~ bon Gb. @onnoO.
nit Dem gIeiten @rfoIg, mie Dor.
Der, b0ren.
g~orgeitern abeno fonO in Der Sal
le oas erfte, febr gut beiu6te, uni
iebr pergniigt berlairfeue Son8frdn8'
den oieier bielperipredenoen @in.
ter : 9aifon ftatt.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28

Dim 2llten Ottober trat Der @eleuios
Iitsraril9e Verein nit eineul bO9it erfOIssN
rei6en 0uiflpisI : NbenO in Iein 5sbutss
gereinsiobr. Sin srOBss 9ublitum flute
teOes @inteI1en Oes S1Ooe'i9en 6au.
les, wOrin mad alien BrOuh alIe untsrs
bal~tunosabenOe ItOttfiuben. Sn ibrer
BeerHBunssreOe er3dblts bic BrdfOeutiu,
6rduIein 9nita S9aOs, uOn einem Sn.
teruiew, weI9es le tags 8uuOr nit Dem
beribmtvu rbeiniidsn Didter, 6errn
&uOOIf 0ersOs, sebabt uno erinnerts bic
dIterem Mlitolieosr al ben erfOlgreidsn
vGubOIfs 6er3ossNbsuO" ben Die Prdii.
Oentin, bic nit benz Di9ter tOrreipOns
bert bate, i'm DECEMBER 1904 inter
ben Nuspiaien Oss @sisuisliteruriiden
yereins in ibrem OOmalisen 9sim go.
81, @rant YIuue, UeronitaItet bate. Sie
fOmnte aud bieles Wtal ben MitgIieoern
unO 6reunoen oes @ereins bic beiten
@inlde uuO frObItem @riBe HuOOlf
6ersoss Intermittent. Sine Nouslle Oes
Di6ters, Don 6rduIein S9aSe 5n einem
@iuatter umssldriebeu, wirO ipdtsr i'm
gersiu our Multiplying tOmmsn.
Das rei9baItige YrOgramm OeS NbenOs
beeaun nit einem RInuierlOIO pom SRI.
2sasatt, worauf 6rduIein be @'ue,iu
orei pom ibr psrfaBte @eOi@te: u@nts
l6uIOisuns", v2iebe" unO Din sinen
mdnnIidem 6lirt" aIerIiebf uOrtrug.
Sbr fOlgte bic %QlItianserin Jrdulein
GtauOifOrO, bic Der NanOerer" BON
S1ubert nit prddtisem NusOrud gu
@eb0r braate. Danu erbOb ii6 Jraus
lein Sophie NuBbaum unO o%efIamierte
aur BeDuuOerune ibrer 3ubOrer Oas
Ianse bO9Oramatii9e @eOidt pom Die
@rdfn non @lei1sn" pom Sophie RIOrs.
Dlit benz GlapieruOrtras Don 5. Nafs
Qdmbler~, Der ibr UieI Beifau eintrM9,
l6loB 6rau Omen Tren6 ben eritem Cell
oes prOsromms. Sn benz 2uitipisl bss
NbenOs Die S9uIreiterin BON s. PObl
bate TrduIein @9aOe wieOer einmal III
ber GiteIrOue bic @elegenbeit. ibr ld0neS
ordmatiIGes EaIsnt uou unb gang gu
eutfaIten. 6err Dr. 8. s.. Sun3el
iberral6ts ale Ouy9 feline prddtise
WieOersabe Oss ,GnSeIburOt pOn Msi'
%ninsbauien". 9err s. u. BOIter mar
elm e~lesauter nnD iiberasugsnOer Baron
pom @eObine'', 81. VI. 8. i@arabeOiau
elm gang uOrtrsffIi@er Dieuer Otto
unb 6err 9. q. SarbOe im Nu5uS unl
Spiel elm taOeuOler :. RutiGer". Nm
l8. MOpember feiert Der Serein Die buns
bertidbriee @ieOsrtebr Oes EOpsstases
6. uon Rleiits, oes Didters Der Dramel
,Ratb4en Don 0eiarOnm", Der ger
brO9sns Rrus", Die 6srmanns'
f9Ia1t", vDer prin3 uOn 9OmburS"
uiw., uiw
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
@OMem i'm fur NrObtbittOm
0elutmnen.

@enn 8r6lioent Eaft beute our
e~iupeibung Der neuen MarineIdul.
ltation in Nortb- Chicago eintrifft,
tperoen 8muu8ig @eiitliAe aus Safe
uno @oof gountp Inn cine Betition
iiberreihen, in meIher er erinGt
.tpiuo, ieinen @influB oltf Die 2esis-
Jatur bon Sainois IN Dem Slime
geltero ai MAIDEN, OoB Die Gone in
ser lmgebung poir BunOesreierDa-
tionen, in meI1er Spirituoien nidi
Derfauft werOen 6iirfen, bon 11s oltl
5 Meilen erpeitert miro. Ole 8ir-
flung miiroe iein, bob IN 8artegan
Die l6mmtliden ieBt bort b~elte6enoen
S6onfmirtbidditen gei6loIien wer-
ben miiBten.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
0amfIa9mm9sDO0el far Oem
NrdTOentem.

Sn oieiem Sabre bofft man in
Connecticut, gboOe SslanO be8iigIi9
Der gbre, Dem Irdiioenten ben Seft-
braten fir ben 9anfiagungstog lie
fern 8u oiirfen, aus8uiteden. Gin
6armer in bieiiger @egen0 beiiBt Ell
men beionoers itattIiden Erutbabn,
mel9er iebt idon gegen 80 8funo
ipiegt, uno er miro nun ollie Sutter>
mittel eri90pfen, Inn oos Ebier mad
MogIi1feit al mditen unO fem Sc.
tpidt nod 81 erboben. 9a5u Oient
cine Mii1ung bon @etreioef0rnern
nit Niiiien, niloem &eis uno mil0em
Seqerie, tpel1e nit iiiBem @ein an
geriibrt 1T unO Dem SIeii6 einen be,
Ionoers pifanten @ei6mad berIeiben
ioI, Der ungefdbr 8niiden Dem Der
idottii6en @adtel uno Der ameri.
fonii6en @aIoi6nepfe Die Mitte
bGlt.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
2amsbmrsb & Bros feierm
@ebmrtStag.

Das srOBte S9uittwurenSei9aft liOs
LID pom 9ismgOrt, Die 6irma 2ansbur9b
8 Bros, bat CUR 6sisr ibres gintritts
in Oas So. Sabr ibres Beltebeus ibre
ausssOebuten @ei6dftsraume fsitli6 gee
i9miift, all ibre ueri9ieoenen Departs
ments nit ben belten uno n~euelten 6abrls
fatsu uufs rei9ite ausseitattet unO be-
3eust ibren 3abIlOlen RunOen unO Suns
pinnen TIRE D%autbarfeit fir Oas ibr biss
Der gel6entte Yertrauen OaOur9, OaB le
cine gauge BO9e lang auf Broiit Uers
sidtet uuD eluen Mammutb Bargain
Dertauf i'll S3ene selest bat. Die 6lrma
fam DIES tbuu, neil Die SrOBen @usrOs.
@eI9Gfte I'M 9auO, nit Oenen lte ieit
Sabr3ebmtsu in @siddftsuerbinOuH8 Ses
itunOeu bat, ibr Seseniiber ii@ ebenlO
Ouutbar er5eisen, wte ite iid ibren Runs
ben g~sseniber 3eist. Dies nil l0seu,
OaB 9ansbur9b q Bros UOn ibreu Bes
8ugsquelen nit Gidli9t auf ben iesiseu
@eburistOssUertauf iebr bstrd@tIl9e
6srablesunsen Der @intauispreile sc.
wdbrt mOrOsH iinO. Diele tOmmeu Nun
benz Baibin9tOner RubIitum 3ugute.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28
Sn SOnoInItt 8etraMt.

%rs ser in Spofane, @oiby eri9ei-
nenoen 3eitung nSpofane HeDiem",
erieben mir, ooB SRI, Cutie @unO.
lad, bic otpeite So9ter oes lnnge
Sabre binOur9 bier ani6iiieen uno
tpobIbefannten, iebt in Spofane
tpobnboften Srn. Carl 6. @uno-
lo6l ON 10. 5. Sc, @benos s l1br.
in &onolult bon Dem Neb. Cannon
Osborne nit Dem 2%elttnant @erolo
Sobn1on bermGblt puroe. SRI.
Sltiie @unbIo9 reiite on l.. Sffober
bon Spofone iiber Seattle mo lie
9efonnte be1ufte, nod @ancouper,
unO idiffte fid bort am A. Sftober
on 9orO Oes 9ampfers uWeafnro"
nod SonolltIu elm. 9ort fan0 am
Mbeno oes 10. s. sc. in Der &npelle
oes oortigen Wiilit6rpoitens Die
Erauung Itott. Der iunge Che
mann 1T elm g~eborener @aibingto-
ner, uro Der Gnfang Der 2iebi6aft
8tpiiden inn uno feiner mdnmebri-
gen @attin, fGat IN Die 3eit, als CT
gaoett Ser Maurineofaoemie IN gln-
nopoIts NOR uno i10n Susden
SdiiIerin Der bieitgen So6iGule
mar.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28

ourdaus 5uberIdiiige 8auOereine,
ober feinen beiieren unO feinen 3u-
Derldiiigeren aIs ben ngaationaI
germanert 8~auperein" Die 9eom-
ten uno 9ireftoren, mel1e oieies
bIiibenoe @elOinitititt leiten, Die mel
item botnAtbnre Deutid : Amerifa-
ner, Iino 2eute, 0enen Seoermann
bolles 8ertrauen i6enft, un0 Der
21idbrige 6inon5ousmeis, Der, nit
ben unteri9riften Oieier Serren Der-
ieben, in Der belitigen geummer bic
ier 3eitung eri4eint, liefert ben
iiber5eugenoen 8eipeis, oaB Der ge-
nannte 8auDerein ieinen guten Sea-
men, elmer Der bliibenOiten 8al-
pereine unierer StaOt 81 iein, i'm
noIliten MaBe beroient.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-28

VI IN naditen Oisnltas, Dem 81. Oh
tobsr, abenos s llbr fimOet in Der Sdn'
aerbunobaue, 914 Is StroBe Die idbrIi9s
8erlammlung Der Deuti@en @ailens
baiis @eleai9aft itatt, III wsI4e role
idbrIidsn geridts O%srIeieu nnO liebsn
neue 0%irettOrsn erwdbIt weroen. Seoes
MlitsIieO lOute eridsineu.
0u Serr Sobn 8ii6buien
ifon Dor Monaten Die beitimmte
Gerii6erung a~bgege6en botte, Dob er
iein glmt inter feinen llmitanoen
Idnaer ais bis gum 0ftOber 8. S. be-
bulten noble, 10 bate Der narion'
it'd geu0t6tgt geieben, Serrn 8iibbu'
fen iel6It in GerbinOung init ben
Serren Matb. Siebert unO SatOb
8ruqger auf ole Guide na6 einem
neuen 8rdii0enten ous6ui6iden. Im
S6IuB Der @elangsitunOe Jaben
nun oieie orei &erren am WlithDo6)
Oas ergebuiB ibper 8emiibungen
befunnt: IS Ialitete Oo5in, Dab Die
@erren 8iibbuien unO aug. SAmiot
einfad loie &oaen. tauiden iolen
Demnad lit, genau 10, wie es Dor
6rei Sabren i6on einmal NOR, Aug.
Sdmiof 9rdiioent uno Sobn 8iib.
buien 59asmeiiter oes nAriou" @e-
iongOereins.