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the months Of August and September At

the months Of August ana September At
Grand Junction, Col.
Mrs. Arthur Barringer was q Wash.
ington visitor Saturday. Miss Pauline
Wiley Of Herndon was the guest this
week Of tho Misses Money. Mrs. Joseph
Berry and sons were supper guests Sun
day OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ RipPey.
Mrs. Adelaide Dugan. who has been visit
ing relatives here. has returned to her
homo In the city. Mrs. Charles Bayne
was the guest this week of Miss Abbie
Fitzhugh at Culpeper. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Grant A Bannister visited friends in the
Monday. Mrs. Alma D. Hine was the guest
Of Mrs. A. 7. Huntington In Washington
for the week end. Mr.. and Mrs. Henner
and Miss Blood OF Washington were recent
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Emil Boelter on
Windover Heights. Mr.. and Mrs. John
r Grace of Washington spent tho week
end with DR.. and Mrs George B. Corey.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Stuntx and family
are again occupying their village home on
the Old Court House road. DR.. and Mrs.
Arthur Garner Coumbe entertained par
~ OF young people Wednesday evening in
honor Of the birthday OF their daugh .er.
Miss Gertrude. Games. dancing and mu-
sic filled In the time. and prizes were won
by Mr.. Frank Boushee and Miss Mary
Sherman In the flower guessing contest.
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OCEAN CITY, MD.
Special Correspondents Of The st.r.
OCEAN CITY. Nd. Auxua


OCEAN CITY. Nd. August z 1912.
Monday is tho day set for tho election
OF a mayor. Judge F. w. Booth OF
Washington delivered an address to the
Maryland postmasters at the Atlantic
Auditorium Wednesday Among the late
Washington arrivals arc Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Hutchinson Miss Seiiva Browning.
Miss e. Downs. George T.. Hawkins and
wife. George C. Hawkins. C. B. Kendall
and wife, D. E Venables. L. Carman and
wife. Louise Carman. Bette Carman and
George w. Moon at the Hamilton. Mr..
and Mrs. John T. Warde. Miss e NJ
Warde and Mr. and Mrs w. s. Waudby
arc at the Breakers. Mrs. S. E. Hedion.
Miss Pauline Hedion and Mr.. Ernie
Hedion are at the Weti.Aquin Hall. w.
II. Keneastcr. E L. Evans and wife and
child. Berry Goodrich and wife, T. H
Murphy. Miss A B: Murphy. Mrs. Lettie
Layder. William 4. HoGges, Frank NJ.
Peirce. Leroy w. Heron, Mrs C. R
Winter. Miss Helen Winter, ]. NJ. Swan
son, NJ. B. Swanson. Miss Eugenia Swan
son, Miss e izabeth Swanson, Mrs J..
M. Swanson Fl. D. Shrewsbury and Ken
meth o. Shrewsbury are at the Plimhim-
mon. c. G.. Fortier, Charles r Cherry.
Miss John J. Cherry. Mrs. Ruth Pearson.
Miss Martha Pearson and Douglas Her.
ring arc at the Mount Pleasant Mrs. w.
D. Brown. C. b. F1illiard and Ralph d.
Henry are at the Atlantic
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BAR HARB0R.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
BAR HARBOR. Me-. August 3. 1872
The fete to be given at the building OF
arts Is to DO held Monday. the 10Th OF
August, and Mrs Christian D. Hemmich
has consented to take charge OF the az
fair. with the plans already worked out
In detail. Those who remember the sue
cess OF the amateur events that she has
directed In the past here will stand as
sured that this will be a complete sue
cess. The fete will take the form Of an
open-air performance by moonlight In
tho grove near the building OF arts. and
is an original work Of Mrs. Hemmick 8.
THE Enchantress OF the Stream" Some
forty Of the handsomest girls in society
will take part, and tho Greek costuming
will be faithful and elaborate. Follow
Ing the performance a costume ball and
supper will be held at the building OF
arts, which will be one Of the largest
and most elaborate affairs OF the sum
mer.
Some notable dinners were given Satur-
day and Sunday evenings. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Mclean entertaining a party OF
twenty-four on the latter date at dinner
with moving pictures In color and con-
cert afterward.
The eighty-fourth birthday Of Mrs. J.
Frederick May Of Washington occurred
Saturday. and nearly every family In
society dropped in during the day to pay
their respects to this dean Of the sum-
mer colony. while the flowers sent In
made the house appear like q garden.
No attempt was made to hold q formal
reception. but the callers during the day
numbered representatives Of practically
every family at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. John p. jackson Is the season
guest Of her daughter. Nine. Ekeng. en-.
at the Swedish legation. Mrs. jackson
has only recently arrived on the New
Amsterdam. after having been on the
continent all winter. most of the time in
France.
Nine. W. A. F. Ekengren. wife Of the
Swedish minister. entertained q party of
ten at the Swimming Club Thursday
afternoon during the hours Of the con-
cert.
Mrs. John A. Logan. jr.. entertained
1t dinner at her summer homo Friday
evening. The Logans. who are new
Corners to Bar Harbor. have Corfield. the
Bowler cottage.
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH. Md.


August ., 1912.
DR.. John Hicks, Mrs. Hicks and Miss
Evelyn Hicks Of Washi' gton are down
at Camp Bay Breezes for the remainder
of the season. and have as their guest
Mrs. Augustus Brunsman Of Washington
Mrs. A. W. Nelson Of Washington. who
has been spending a while at the Will
Hams cottage. has returned home. Mr..
George Payette and Mr.. Charles Wynn
Of Washington were guests at the Goodwin
camp during the week. Mr.. and
Mrs. George +. Cox and son and Miss
Alberta Downing have returned to the
city after a weeks visit to Mrs. Albert
I.ariviere. Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Graft
of Columbia Heights are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Lariviere. Mr.. James
Fftzgibbon OF Washington is spending two
weeks at the Fitzgibbon camp. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles NJ. Merrill and family oil
Washington and Miss Oracle Merrill and
at Camp Grace. Mrs. George Andeiser
and family have returned to their home
In Mount Rainier. after visit to Camp
Friendship. Mr.. Frank Loffier of Wash
ington is guest OF Mr.. Z mer Hams at
Camp Easy. Mrs. S. NJ. Donald Of Rich
mond is guest Of her son. Mrs. j. E. Dom
aid. Mr.. Lynn Bales is guest of Mr..
Aubrey Donald at the Donald cottage.
Mrs. McAulln. Mr.. Buriingame and Miss
Bessie Bingham Of Washington were
among the weeks visitors at the beach.
Mrs. ]. P. Smith and Mrs. Ira Scott OF
Washington are guests Of Mrs. Charles
J. Long at her cottage. Mrs. Annie
knight. who has been a guest at the
Long cottage. has returned to her home
in Alexandria Mrs. j. d. Eggleston and
Mrs. Smith of Takoma Park. Mrs. F.
Brown. Mrs. ]. Humphrey. Mrs. F. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay Of Congress
Heights. who were guess OF Mrs. S. II.
Burn at her camp. have returned to the
city. Misses Carrie and Margaret Rup-
pei, Miss florence Burn. Mr.. l. NJ. Coop
err Mr.. S. H Burn and son. Mr.. Charles
Terry and Miss Annie Ferris are week
end guests at the Burn camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Littlefield and fam
ily Mrs. II. S. Pindell of Washington and
Mr.. William Miller and wife OF Brook
land. who have been guests at Marinellfs
have returned to their homes in the city.
Among the Washingtonians at High View
are Mr.. and Mrs. III. L. Sincox and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Zabee. Mr.. John
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VIENNA.
cial Correspondence OF The Star.


VIENNA. Va. August 8, 1912.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Frederick Oertel have
returned from a visit to Kittrell. N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Crothers and lit
tie daughter OF Newark. N. j.. are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oertel. DR.. and Mrs.
Sunny Of Washington will occupy the
McLane cottage on Park street for the
next few weeks. Last Saturday even
ing Mrs. L. NJ. Kenyon entertained in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Kenyon Of
Washington. the house guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John D. Maffett. Games were en-
joyed during the evening and refresh
ments served. The guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Archibald c.. Kenyon and son,
Mr. and Mrs. p. s. Kenyon and family.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Maffett and chill
dren. Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Maffett and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Kenyon
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Bow
man, Sir. Warren Bowman. Miss Marie
Bowman. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Sill and Mr.. Dold
Mrs. A. c. Stats, Miss Eta Bowman
and Master Loran Bowman left Thursday
for a visit of several months to relatives
in New York and New Jersey. Mr.. and
Mrs A. w. Hollenbeck are spending a
fortnight at Mr.. Hollenbeck's old home in
Lockport, N. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. George
E. King were guests for a few days this
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry King at
Canandaigua n. Y. and are now spend
ing some time with Mr.. and Mrs. w. Jay
Barber at Honeoye Falls. N. Y. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Dow entertained the
Whist Club Saturday evening last. The
auxiliary will meet Tuesday with Mrs.
Wedderburn and Miss Wedderburn at
their home near here. Miss Dorothy
Kenyon was the guest Monday Of Mrs.
A. G. Kenyon at Five Oaks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron Kenyon and small son were
supper guests Monday Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
c. Stats. Mrs John D. Maffett and
Mrs. William II. Maffett will leave In a
few days for a visit to relatives In Cher
ry Valley, N. Y. During their absence
they will attend a reunion Of the Kenyon
family at the home Of Mr.. Joel Kenyon
at Owego. N. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Tai
madge Kenyon and Mr.. Cling OF Wash
ington are spending the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Maffett Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wallace McLane arc spending
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LAUREL.
eciai Correspondence Of The star.

LAUREL. Md. August 3. 1912
Mrs. Hall Brehme OF Baltimore and
Mrs Howell OF Washington visited their
mother. Mrs. Mary Brehme this week
Mrs Granville Lewis OF Knoxv lie. Tenn.
who has been Wis ting her parents. MIR
and Mrs. De Wilton Snowden, has re-
turned home. Mss George Nuby and
Mss Elizabeth Gilbert visited In Balti-
more tn week. Mrs. Fisher and Miss
Mary Burhans are visit ng relat yes In
Indiana. Miss FL Sc Israel Is visit ng In
Sandy Spring, Md DR. and Mrs r H.
Sadler have returned from a visit to rela-
tives and friends in Delaware. Mr. and
Mrs. II A. Gilbert are visiting relatives
in Pennsylvan a Mss G ipin IL spend
ing some time in Ocean Grove. ~ J Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Little of Washington
have been the guests Of relatives In
Laurel. Mr.. and Mrs. George Earle have
been spending some time In Sandy Spring
Md Mrs. d. NJ Her of Pennsylvania is
the guest of her daughter. Mrs W.
Eeise. on Main street Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Williams OF Baltimore are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs John W. VIII
llams on Washington avenue.
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RoMNEY.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
ROMNEY, w. Va. August }. 1917.
The Columbia Auto Club. consisting OF
eighteen people and three automobiles
from Washington visited various points
on the famous south branch OF the Po-
tomac IN making a tour which covered
points in western Maryland and West
Virginia The party included Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Walls. Jack Walls. George Z.
Iillearv. Mrs X. HILLARY, Misses X.
Hilleary. b. Hilleary and r. Hilleary.
lanes r. Brown Mr. and Mrs. r. Grove
of Washington and Miss T.. Walls. Miss
l.. Walls and Gus Grove Of Alexandria
Misses Anna McGreSor and Alice ana
katherine NORMAN OF Washington are
guests at Ridgedale, Springfield. Mis-
BESSIE Fox of Washington Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. George Harrison, Romney.
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DEER PARK.
/ Correspondence o. The star.

Special Correspondence OF The star
DEER PARK. Md. August 3. ialc
An entertainment was given al Deer
Park Hotel last night under direction -
Mr.. Edwin X. Walker OF Washington
Miss Mae Haines Of Washington Is VS.
ting In Deer Park
Miss Ruth Delawder Of Washington
WAS a Deer Park visitor.
Mrs. Orbelo and daughter Edith 81
Washington are spending a few week :
with friends az Deer Park.
Mr.. Albert w. Clary or Washinct =
visiting his parents at Deer Park
Among the Washington arrivals are Mr.
z. II. Eaton, Miss Mabel Sinclair, l. +.
Sinclair and Eima Sinclair.
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Sweet Chalybeate Springs.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
SWEET CHALYBEATE, Va.
July 81. 1912
Last Friday night about twenty OF the
younger set gave a moonlight hay ride
and marshmallow toast to Beaver Dam.
chaperoned by Miss Nancy Steger of
Washington, D. C.. Among those pres
ent were Miss Frances Coats Of Cleve-
land. Ohio: Misses Hix OF Norfolk. Misses
Louise and Anne Powers Of Richmond.
Miss Alice Webster Of Norfolk, Miss Vlr-
GINA Parker Of New Orleans. Miss Mil
Frances Eakle Of Sweet Chaiybea,e.
Miss sara Poor OF Richmond. Va:
Messrs. Julien Hume. Edward Hardy.
Holmes Hix, Robert Mutt and Harold
Macklin OF Norfolk. Robert and Douglas
Parker Of New Orleans. George Anderton
Of Alexandria, Chester Dodd OF Clifton
Forge, Brooke and Hunter Eakie OF
Sweet Chalybea Springs.
Among late arrivals from Washing
ton, D. c., are ]. d. Golgen. Mics May
d. Selden and Miss Elizabeth Cone.
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OAKLAND.
pecial Correspondence OF The star.

Special Correspondence or The sat
OAKLAND. Nd, August ?. 1912.
Miss Douglass Sincell entertained ~ !.
dance In honor of her house party. The
guests included Miss Adelaide Moss, An
napolis, Md. and Miss Gladys CoGrtriglIt
Atlantic City, y. J. Mr.. George + Win
ston Of Washington is a summer visitor
to Oakland Rev. and Mrs. ". H. Shearcr
of Alexandria. Va. have arrived in Oak
land for the remainder of the season.
Miss Mary Maxim Of Washington IS a
guest at Highland Cottage. Terra Alta
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Keen OF Baltimore
are visiting in Oakland. Mrs. Matt 9
Keen and two children of Bel Air. Md.
are here with relatives for several weeks
AT Mountain Lake Park this evening
Bishop Bristol OF Washington lctured az
the Mountain Chautauqua. He VIII
preach tomorrow morning in the Amphi-
theater George r. Vending Will deliver
five lectures before the Cha utauquans. be-
ginning tomorrow evening. In order that
an may hear. the churches in Oakland VIII
hold no Sunday evening services
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BELMAR

Specia! Correspondence 81 The star
BEI.NAR. y. j.. August >. 1872
Along Beimsr's splendid beach from
there is stir and hustle these days The
August rush that is bringing thou. and
OF new vacationists 70 the north Je-se
shore is filing up this resort
Visitors at the hotels here have i 4
versificd program of entertainments hefors
them Shark river. with its grabbing an
sailing parties, offers amusement second
only TO the ocean.
Miss Jessie Petit of Washing +
spending the season at the lIo,ei Coiuin.
bia with friends
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rich Of Washington are at the Eaiersiie.
A late season arrival at the Windemere
IL R. p. HelJnick Of Washington.
The New Magnolia il entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. H L Shepard and family. Miss
Mary E. Payne and MAI. F. c. Boggs OF
Washington.
Brosmann Of Washington are weekend
patrons OF the Southern.
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r. Hell. Mr.. T. W. Perry and brother.
AIR. Il. ]. Harness. Mr. W. :. Rothrock.
Mr.. f. ]. Parkinson. Miss Louise Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wills. Mr.. and Mrs. ENans.
Mrs ,saylor. Mr.. Gibson and family. Nj
Cox and family. Mrs. Charles Curtis an.
children. who have been spending twn
weeks at tho beach. have returned ID
their homo in Washington
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A Free Citizen.

From the Boston Transcript.
She-Do you get a rest every sum-
mer. MT. Jones?
He-Oh. yes. You see, I'm only In
business; I'm not in society.
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SARANAC LAKE.

Special Correspondents OF The Star.
UPPER SARANAC LAKE.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01
airasnEOnfsrsns

Die oiesi6brige 8ir6enfonferefl5
hes MtIantiIden Diitriftes Der Oeut,
ihcn Gpangclii6en SpnOoe bon
TorO amerifa, fiuoet, ME i6on
iriiber beridtet, an Oeu &agen pom
: bis 6. SUM in Der @oncorOiafirde
20ite uno g StraBe itatt. @s 1T
Oieles oos 8weite MoI, Oab Die @ons
corSio @emeinoe pGbreno Der
4mtsaeit ibres Se~eIiorgers, 8errn
BaItor g. u. Men5eI, Die &ogun9
Ser Ronferen8 in 8aibingtOn, 9. s.
bepirft bat uno aud gleifaeitig Ole
Serren 8oItoren unO D~elegoten
aoltlid gu beberbergen. @roBe gOr-
bereihtnaen Iino bon ben ein8elnen
9creinen Der Stride ~eetroffen NOR
Sen. Inn oen einaeInen 8ereinen Den
4ufentbolt 10 ongenebm ME mOglih
5u MAIDEN.
Oos aeIammte 8oibingtoner
Dcutldtum lit git allen 8~eridmmluH-
QeH TTPNIlUltult et|tSSANONH
Hrogramm:
Mitttpod, ben 5. SUM- Abenos s
llbr: @roffnunesgotteSoienIt nro
1eier oes fl. @benomobles. Setter:
Sic IoItoren SO. $. IufOerbanr. Bal
tirnore, M0.; s. 6. 6. Saas, Am-
iteroam, g. g., :. ". @eisbaar, @il-
Transport, 8a.; Y.&.M en5eI, 8alb-
in9ton 8. 6.
0onnerstag, ben g.. SUM, Abenos
8 ubr: anipraden Iber gllnIere
Rir6en"; Die HaitOre Chr. 6. 6eber,
Soplor, go. $. Seller, albanD, y.
s. uno Serr 8m. 4noDles Cooper;
Sen. Sefr. oes q. 80. s. a., @ai-
biugton, 8. 6. Sn @emOriam To-
itor @m. 8as, Baltimore NO.
Jreitag, ben 7. SUM, Abenos 8
llbr: .GbriIti &ei6, bier unO OrauB
en- oie Baltoren 6. S. Dies, ST.
bington. q. S.; S. s. SO. @rotefenO.
Erenton, g.. S. unO MiiiionGrin
SRI. Martbn s. @rGbe, HalpMr, DIT
Snoien, 3. st. 8roOflpn, %. q.
Sonntag, ben 8. SUM-, Dormittags
II ubr: @ottes0ienit iiber nuniere
REORGANIZATION" YnitOr s. SO. 2o9er,
Baltimore, 01o.; na&mittogs A big
s llbr: MISUNDERSTANDING, gelei-
tet BON Den @aitpren .. @utbe, &i9-
mono, 8a.; 6. g. @iinafer. B. s.
Anfoerbaar, Baltimore, 800.
7.3O @benOs: SugenOiaden nno
Sonntagsidulen; Die Hoitoren s.
Gprenger, 9lnnapoIis, No.; g.. @rnft
Columbia, Ya.; 6. @moers, 8alti-
more, $40.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01
SanOsn ibren Cob in ben geasu.

gm Sonntog @benO Duroe oos
feline @aloIinboot p2otls" BON Dem
grfurIionsoompfer nMngler", Der ets
ne @eIeaidaft yteger nod einem
@ergniigumgsplaBe am Eotomac
bringen noate, umgeronnt uno Die
Sniaiieu, fiinf M6nner uno 3tDei
Srouen in ole 6luten gei6lelloert.
Gen @Gunern gelang es, iid gu ret
ten, mdbreno Die bei0en 6rauer,
9eIiie Soner un0 Snrab geielieny ben
300 in Den 8elen fanOen. Srnu
SoGer binterldBt elm fleiues So@ter-
den.
Die 2eiten Ser beiOen 6rouen
nuroen am Mittpo6, ni6t melt BON
Der STEELE, mo Der llnfall gelheben,
oufgefiidt. Sic paren Idon tart in
GcrweIung iibergegaugen uno muir
oen in bermetii6 peri9loiene Sarge
aetan, no6Oem lire SOentitot Feltge=
Iteat mar. @er Die Sdulo an Dem
llngIiif trGgt, miro sic llnterlufitt9
f%eltItelen.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01
Der sdnserbnuO gu geind.

am 0onnerstag, BEN 30. Ntai per-
lammelten lid Die SGugerbiinoler
nit ibren 0amen, pobl so an Der
3ubI, alf Dem 2auOitbe Der 6rdu
Sinfe in Dominion Seiebts, 8a. Die
@aItgeberin looet ieit Sabren ieDei-
len am Observation-Disclosures Die
Obiqen st einem frobli6en Bifnit
elm. SIN SdatterL inter griinen
9iri6- lrn0 NpfeIb6umen paren
ganfe uno geoedte EiidIein. Be-
Ionoers mobIi9medenO mar Der Sa=
ringsIalat a la Dresden fir Oie@Our-
man0s, tuGbreno &inoer iih an Sir
I6en iatt eiien fonnten. Die feitli6e
Stimmung tpllroe ourh oos aus
nabmspeile prG1tige Better erb0bt
uno Ourd idonen Wdmergeiang
bere0elt. Inter 2eititug oes Serrn
8rofeIior @umpredt mllrOe DOrge-
tragen: oWtG0den nit ben blauen
9ugen" o@ie'S oabeim mar,
.@enn ale 8riinnlein flieBen". Die
freunOlihe @irtin tpuroe our6 0Sie
lebe bod" beebrt un0 5oIte ibr Trd-
Iioent 81. "copper" in elmer flr5en In-
Iprafe Sob un6 0anf fir Die @ele-
gcnbeit, Dem G~dngerbunO einen Iol-
den berrlf6en MusfIug O~ar8ubieten,
nelde @orte BON SrauSinfe. Die @r-
~lpioerung erbielten, mie ber5lid
gerne Oies BON ibr geidebe uno OaB
lie babel ia MIR ben @unid hires
OerItorbenen @atten un0 nnoerer Boz
bingeI1ieoener Sdngerbiinoler err
fiiQe. 0as @ifnifen ging nun los;
pie cine ein5ige SomiIie er9ingen
li6 ale in redter @emiitli1feit. Sic
@aitergirls~ EauIs uno 9ebmer,
beIorgten geniigeno GBbares, neil an
Seuri6's W6r3enquelle 10 piele ais
S6anttpirte oienten, oaB .alim &alInl
fir oeren Namen in oieIen SpaIten
gegeben neroen fam. 9err 2ebD,
alias Seinri1 Seine 2. beitieg ieinen
natiirli6en Smpulie foIgeuo, elm TO-
eben bon ibm ~geleertes 8ierfaB, uno
madte ieinem Ser5en 2uft ourh eine
poIitiide &eoe. Sbm folgten nod
onOere Serren, Sic ben Mut batten,
ieneS SAB gu belteigen utlo mebr o0er
meniger gei1t- ODER iinnrei9es Dor
trugen. ltno 10 oouerte es bis ip1i
Mbenos man nod Sauie panoerte,
nit benz 8emuBtlein, auBeroroent-
lif pergniigtc Stltnoen nerlebt gu
baben.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01
Die gransrei : Arbeiter,

@inen rebt pergniisten Gag Der
bradten Die 8ereinigten Brallerel=
orbeiter am lebten Sonntag i'm
Suntsbiae @arf, Suntspiae DO. no
IeIbSt lie ibr Maifeit feierten. Wobl.
an taIIeno @Gite iparen getommen,
nm Iid nit Dem Itets fiOelen Tolt-
heu Der 8rarer 3t amiiiieren. Die
Gorbereitungen lngen in Den Sdnoal
0eg !SQuptfomites, beItebeno aus Den
Serren s. s. ginoer, W. 9. 8elt
uno Ism. S. S9dfer. Serr Sobn
araft bate Oie 4egelbabn 81 ilberle-
hen, sic Queae fir Die Durltigen
ltono unter aufii9t Der Serren us.
8eIt umo S. 0iegelmann nno Die
Spiele uip. bate &err 8.9.S1aeTer
au beoufiittigen. Son Baltimore ma
rem iiber 200 @Gite eridienen uno
oie 1tdrfIten BON ibnen batten Iid nit
Sen @aIbingtonern i'm frieoli6en
Sample 0es SeiI3iebens gu melien.
| Grit famen Die 8ottlers an Die Heibe,
Ite uuroen nit @ra5ie ii6er bic @ren-
3e qeaoaen, oonn nioerfubr oen8raus
ern OoIieIbe Sdidial; GA fiFsrten hle
9altimorer oie &eierne Dor, Die
| autIder, oie gew0bnt iino, an Den
Strangen gu 5ieben, bod aud lie mo-
rem Dem fraftpoaen 8roontt Der
| 0olbinqtoner 8rouereien nidt ge=
madien, lie rutI6ten i'm @rale
uno fielen auf Die Naie". Seoer Der
@epinner tuuroe nit einem Stein"
beoaft. 0aS Commencement wlroe
BON 9yrau Dietert1 BON Aleranorln
qetponnen; tie erbielt elm Stiid gGiit-
alos~. ginen glei6en Yreis ertDarb
iid SRI. M1arie 8iibop i'm nSobbel-
ifirtrennen", mGbreno elm Balebau
uno S9lGger BON 8altes Strife i'm
an~abenrennen gemonnen Duroe. Beim
.Sotrnens" &ennen getpann 9err
Mid. @eiBmiiGer einen &egeni6irm.
3u @Iien uno Erinfen NOR III SiiGe
uno Siine 90 uno bGtte Serr Bin
Ser am liebiten SeOem elm @rtra-
piirIt9en gebraten, geraoe 10, mie er
es Dem 3eitllngsmam getan.
Sen /. 8reis beim &egeln, $500,
geuanm Serr Moran bon Baltimore,
Sen 9. 8reis, $500, 6err SO. 2onoer
in @eorgetotprt, Sen 3. &reis, $500,
Serr SSobn Nuebel bon Baltimore,
aud getpann 2esterer ben @in8el-
preis fir Die meilten uStreifS", 81.
Inter Ben bon Sen Derlhieoenen
8ereinigltngen Ser 8rauerei-Mrbeiter
ernnnnten &omites fin0en mir nebeD
BEN obengenannten Namen nod Die
~felgenoen oeltti1en Namen: Carl
@ompel. @m. SeImutb, 8. G6roc-
ter, 9. 2er9, Sol. Mtoir. ". S. Bro
afer, s. MiIer, gfid. 5dmiot, ".
RommeI, 8. Sronf, Sean GiI6bad,
6. 6. 8ader, 6. S. 6oeel, Sof. @dg-
ner, S. gngeI, 6. S1miOt, S. @amer,
s. @berlD, SO. Sronf, s. @reoIeim,
8. 9drOft 81. 9ran8, 8. 2idtenfeIs,
5. Dant, 8. @utIhIer, s. @eiB uno
s. Gi9Ier.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01

Mm SOnntng, ben 10. Mai Der
anitaItete Der nMaIbiheton Singer
buno~ cine ErfuriiOn mad gbelope-
ate Bead. Bon 5HSt1nOiger Seite
puroe ms fir bic Ieste Nuuuner Elm
@erift bieriiber Derlproder, bod Bis
3llr Stunoe lit er nod nidt BEL uns
nngelnngt. Nber Obne 3peifeI tDer-
ben ale, Die an Dem MusfIug teiInab=
men, einen s~enuBreifen Gag perIebt
boben oenn BEL ben SGngerbiinOIern
lift man immer gut aufgeboben uno
wenn es erft nit ben S1ngern in
@ottes freie Natiir sebt, Damn Iaft
oas 9er5 bon Seeligfeit.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-01

Die ani1einen6 gu @nnfteu oes
rauben Reiters aiiseefnIleue YrimGrA
pnbI in Netp Seriep beStlitet aud
ons Gnoe Ser @ampaene nm oie
Observation-Disclosures. Gnolif
fam ons 2dnO nuFntmen. - grbes
bend mar oicie Gantpaone nidt, ober
berargen farm man es Dem YrGIi-
oenten Enft ebeniopenig, tpenn CT
icincn riidiihtsloien @eener nit BEL
len eigenen @nffen befGmpft. l1uo
oa beioe Aipir1nten Inn bic geomi-
ton bebaiipten, geniieeno Stimmen
gu bnben, 1T bic Gade ia erIeoigt,
bis 3lIr ROhpention.