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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-08-20
Cousins Island

Mrs. H. X. West, who has been
summering with Mrs. John f. Day
for the past two weeks, left Thurs
day for her home in Brookline, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Kelley Tilton of
Everett, Mass, are spending two
weeks at THE Barnade Cottage"
Mr. George c. Glover, wife and
family of Melrose, Mass, are at "The
Hillcrest Cottage" for the remainder
Of August.
Mrs. G. A. Vidinghoff and family Of
Worcester, Mass, are stopping at
1.-THE Osocozie Cottage" for the
balance Of August.
On Monday evening, THE Edge
cliff Cottage" was the merry scene
of whist and dance party. The
lanterns and was very prettily decor
ated with all kinds Of wild flowers.
After the guests finished their whist
game, daLcing followed, until late in
the evening. Among those present
were, Mrs. John c. Ketchum, Miss
Marie Waite, DR.. w. B. Rich, Mrs.
G. Austin, Mr.. Harvey Blake, Mr.. Mel
son Rich, Mrs. Maude Sanderson,
Mrs. s. J. Rissett, Miss Erma Bissett,
Mr.. Kenneth Bissett, Mrs. Winfield
Prime. Miss Evelyn Prime, Miss
Ruby Fontaine and the Misses Edna
and Mildred Jones, Mrs. Neal Hatch,
Mrs. n. II. Lyke, Miss Julia Nealy,
Miss Godfrey and Mrs. John E. Day.
At the whist party that was given
by DR.. w. B. Rich last week, the fol-
lowing were the lucky prize winners:
Ladies' prize-Mrs. John G. Ketchum,
a silver stamp case gentlemen
priZe-Mr. Jasper r. Swain, silver
iblotter; BOBBY Prize-Miss Emma
Bissett, a jack in the box.
DR.. w. B. Rich and family return
ed to their home in Boston, Mass,
after very pleasant two weeks So
journ at 1.-The Braeside." The Misses
Edna Pierce and Francis Jameson of
Medford Hillside, Mass, will occupy
this cottage for the remainder of the
season.
The girls at 1.-THE Red and Green
Bungalow" who have tried so many
times to talce their Boothbay Harbor
trip with Captain Alfred A. Drink
water in the "Wanderlust," finally
got started and set sail Friday morn,
ing with no fog in sight.
MIR. s. j. Bissett arrived Monday
at THE Daybreak Cottage" to spend
a few weeks with his family.
Mrs. Joseph Scribner of Maiden.
Mass, Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Scribner, Camp Doyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butterworth. who are
well known residents of this island.
recently bought few lots on Made.
line Point. They are having the land
cleared this week with the prospects
of building sometime. .
Miss Josephine Freund of New
York City, arrived Sunday to spend
few weeks at The Hackmatack
Cottage, as the guest OF Miss lisa,
belle Van Doren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard WI Baldwin
of Portland, Me-, spent few DAYS
with Mr.. and Mrs. William M. How.
ard, at The Craney Grow.
On Thursday evening, q party Of
twenty-five people from both Cousins
and Littlejohns Islands, sailed in the
Handy Andy to Peaks Island. where
they had most enjoyable time.
The Misses Emma and Myrtle
Sweeney, Margaret Paul, Margaret
McCarrom and Aleida Donga, return.
ed to their homes in Boston. after
most enjoyable week spent at "The
Fornsall Cottage" as the guests OF
Miss Mollie Hinckley.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-08-20

the preparation of an excellent clam
bake la Rhode Island. which with
other delicacies was served at noon.
The afternoon diversions were of a
different nature. Many played base
ball, croquet, and even went in swim
ming. At about half past five the
picnic broke up and vote was taken
as to whether Or not this picnic was
success, and with the exception of
one lone male member of the party,
whose strong point was not clans, all
decided it was the best picnic they
had ever attended. In all probabili-
ties, one of a similar nature will take
place next week.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-08-20
LITTLEJOHN'S,

stolen bases, z. Sacrifice hits, 2.
Sacrifice flies, 0. Two-base hits, O.
Three-base hits, O. Home runs, O.
Double plays, Baer to Lent. Base
hits, Off Macdonald 1. Struck out by
Baer, 10. Bases on balls, Baer /.
wild pitches, Baer 2. Passed balls,
Miller 3.
Bustin's played the Birch Island
Team on Saturday afternoon and was
defeated by score of 1913. The game
was a very exciting and close one.
In the ninth inning, when worse was
at bat and Higgins on third base. the
umpire claimed that when Higgins
ran home the ball that worse hit
struck Higgins, so he was called out.
This might have resulted in tie
score.
The first Auction Bridge, Whist and
Five Hundred Party was held at Will
son Hall on Thursday evening. The
ahalr was well attended by the is.
landers and was financial success
about Sill being cleared The prize
winners were Auction bridge. Mrs.
w. j. Luke, fancy Japanese sewing
basket. Plain whist, Miss sara nj,
Bower, box Of divinity fudge. Five
hundred, Mr.. Frank w. Mar box of
divinity fudge.
MISS Hazel bdgerley, who spent a
week with Miss Doris Wander Pyl.
returned to her home in Haverhill,
Mass, this week.
Rev; N; Wander pyl spent Sunday
In Mfddleboro, Mass.
MRS. owen Goldsmith is visiting
her parents, Rev. Frederic n. Greul
and VIE at THE Grayledges." Miss
~ Ss ereul, who has a fortnight
turned to the island OF, Fridav
Mrs. r. 70. Wakefield and dsuubtor
Marion OF Gardiner. Me are tba
guests of Mrs. l.. o. Law at "Tbe
Alders" a. Inc
Mrs. Samuel A. Melcfer entertained
some OF her friends at piazza tea on
Friday afternoon. N% W" on
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-08-20
Simple STRANGER,

I'VE are presenting to your notice."
said the siiveT-tonsued orator, - man
who is free from corrupt alliances and
intrigues; a man who has led life of
dignified seclusion; man who"
That's all right" interrupted the i'm
patient listener. 1--WE all know your
man doesn't know anything about
politics, or he wouldn't be in your
fight" .,.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-08-20
~ Rats Cause Fires.

The DIT common way in which
rats cause fires, says Safety Engineer.
ing, is by gnawinE away the Insulating
covering from wires used in electric
lighting, where the wires pass under
floors or inside of partitions. The In.
sulatlng materials are used for nests,
which rats build OF cofnbuatibles in
contact with naked wires.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1914-08-20
BUSTIN'S ISLAND.

StOIen Bases, II. Sacrifice hits,
Rockwell. Sacrifice flies, Rockwell.
Two-base hits, Fuller g. Three-basc
hits, Bean. Base hits, Oft Baer ~.
Struck out by Macdonald II. Passed
balls, Abbot 1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28
0rci 2Ofalc miiiicu i6licFen.

0ie S6nfliceu3 Gomntiiidre ga
ben geltern befannt ooB iie Orei
@irt6en sic GrncIerling Ger S9anf-
2icen5en pcripeigert ba6en. 9ie So
foIe ser foIgcnoen @irt6e miiiien Oo.
Ter om 1. W}oi oei6Ioiieu peroen;
Oscar s. Soof, glr. 32S, gScIt.
Gomen-StroBe;
George aomoIcp8ft 9lr. 1916,
Ebames.StroBe;
9foIc 6. @ronie, Scr. 1910, 9anf-
StroBe.
Gem @}orri8 2uSfD bon Scr. 759,
@oltiuoreitraBe, ser I'M cine
2icen8 fir Elm neiies Sofol noc6ilicbtc,
muroe 0ieiel6e DerlpciGert. Scllte
miro Oie SAonfIiccn5 9e60roe cine
lGngere Sibnno baltcn imo mebrere
9lpplifotionen fiir 5donfliccn5eu III
GrmGglmg 8ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28

oeStruppen ii 0oS COLORADO Strife.
cSebiet erloIien lperoen miirocn. 81
erflortc, Dab Die Situation morqen
6llm @egenltonoe meiterer 8eIpre.
dungcn gemacbt perocn uiiroe.
y d efeIlcr Dcrmcigert
Y bttrution.
&em Dorf 27. 9(priI. Sr.
6obn 3. &odefeIcr, iltny erflartc
9cnte GongreBmitglieo N&artin 9.
Solter, Dem Goriiber oes SOUS So.
lIIte's tiir 9erg6mt Dab er (GRode
teuer) ni6t I'M Stonoe Iei, lih ouf
Nrbitrotion ser 9lr6etternirren i'm
Colorado aobIenrcpier ein3uloIlen.
Sr. Softer fam noG glem. port ais
Der peri0nIi@e 9feprdlentont oes
Erdiioenten @ilion Der iidl oireft an
0rn &odefeller ecpouot botte nit
elnenl slppea, leinen @irfhtB oltf cine
yfegellng Der Strife situation al
oerpen0en.
Sr- Softer bate cine oreiItiiuoiqc
eonTeren5 NIT Srn. 9lodefeaer.
%dmp te in Colorado
oanern fort.
9 en- Der Sol, 27. 9lpril. - 9ei
einem 3uiammenitoB 3lpiI6en stri.
fern mo @ru6enu1btern, ser lid
bente 9l6euo 81 ipdter Stnoe in Scr
Ntcgtollp- @ri6e ser .,Golorooo Tlel
ono Sron Company, cine Wleile
Weltli@ BON @olicnbllrg, 3utrrq.
wllroe cine @erion aeiboIIen lmo
me0rere @ebGuoe 0er6rannt. N}orn
@re9orp plroe in Oen 9(rm aeidoI.
len. Ole Strifer ero6erten oen
SGac6i.
S6eriff 5. 9. 6orr bat @ouocr.
nelr 9lmnonS 6ena6ri6tigt, OaB er
ni6t I'M 9tanoe lit, oie Situation al
beneilterM mo Dab er 9(ngriife bon
Stritern alf on0ere @ru6en imo oltf
Die Orti4ait &olien6rra fiird)tc.
0rOreS iiir 9l6ienOung BON Staots.
Gruppen nab gSulIen6nrq Ino an
Sol. &. 9l Daois 8u 2uolow o6qe
lan0t moroen bod oie Drills oiirite
lllDt Dor norgen anlungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28
2eidcnfnnO,

8wei 2eiden murOen geitcrn i'm
Safcn bel Curtis @oD oufgcfunOen.
GS worcn Dies ser g|cgcr SoDn s..
%oneS bon ocr SHo.5pringitroBe,
Scr am 0ergongcnen 5reitng iiber
9or6 cincS SdiifeS gcfollcn mor,
lmo ein nod ni1t ioentifi3irter meis
fer Ntonn. @eioe 2eibnonc lpuroen
ouf &ermIaiiuno Ger &oli8ci 6egro.
ben. Cine 6rau iprdA io0onn IN Der
%oli3ciYtatiou 5u grooflDn Dor unO
erfldrtc no6 elmer 9eii@tigrno Der
&leioer 0eS crtrrnfenen meiBen
@qnneS, oaB cS i6r @3anh Omen
6. @cGortIono bon SIr. BOOT Suo-
ion-StroBe, iei. Der &ei@nom miro
in 5oIgc Oeiicn wieoer ousacaro6en
WcrOen, sic &oIi5ei gIoubt ieOoh,
BOB cine pollitdnoigc Soentifi5irlm0
ni1t mcbr m0glib ieiu miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28

81 arobn, 2ouOpcbr 0fii3ier wur.
BE inn 9toUem6er 1863. pp nod glcs
mano an Ben arieg init 1dnemarf
oad)tc, bon ieinem Irelm0c Grnit
Slunmel Der oieicI6c Gipi(. lno Nli.
litdrdarae 6efleioetc, init ser 9lodl
ribt iiberrai6t OoB er ihm. 9luumcg
Del Dliiiimoe baS 2ebcu rettcu mir
oe. &lnnel battc eiuen Graun ge
5a6t in oen i6n Dies per6eiBeu mor
0en mar; CT erinncrtc iicb ie0od uir6t
oen 9lamen Ndiiuu0e 3upor geb6rt II
ba6en mo Die 6eiocu 5reimoe idlu.
gen inter Sdcr5en imo 2udcu int
Concentrations &eriton nod, nm iid
81 iiber5eugen, Oh as eincn Grt 0ieies
stamens gd6e mo 100 cr liege. Use
nige Gage na1ber purOeu Gro6n
um0 Runmel 5lm Gieuit cin6erlfen,
&ro6u fam sum 60,nRummel, meuu
icb nid6t IRE, gum 80 9lcgiment. Tic
W}orihoroer traf oie 6eiOcn SreumOc,
Oenen oaS Seben III Berlin oiel belicr
seiiel ais oos 9ipatieren i'm Sduce,
luie Elm Slib ais 6eiterer S06c. Sum
mel tr0iiete iitb n6or, qGeli cr luor
bon Der SSOee nidt ab5u6ringcn 0aB
&ro6n i6m bel 0lhinnoe 0as 2e6en
retten miirOe, o6glei6 i6nt sic Ga.
Ae iel6it etlDaS ercbwert uortanL
naboem lie 81 nerid5ieOcuen Erup.
pentorpern connIauOirt mor0en pu
rem. sic batten iic6 me6rerc @p6cn
nidt geie6en. &einer rpuBte, po oas
Corps 0es anoeren itano, ais tic 9ei.
,e gegen 0iiiiunOe uormari0irten
mo 9ei0c nit i6ren 9l6t0eiluaeu
ilber oaS Sis gingcn. &ro6H lag qe.
oedt 6inter eiuem &nid nlo erna6n
te ieine Seute. rubig jt ieleru, MS
er pl0Blid5 oi6t ne6clr iidj Munmd
bemerft, Der e6cn angefonumcu iii
lno ooa 9egeiilering idirmen miQ4
lleberraidt olir6 0oS iucrparteie
Segegncn, utit er nit loiaer 1tnn
me: n9iinrmelN Ger Geruicnc ore6
te lidl raid Inn, lm0 III ocniel6en
slugcnbIid ilreiit eiue augeI ieue
2}riIt Die i'm our66o1rt Ga5cu mir.
De, menn er nod cine Sehnoe In lei.
ner porigen Stearng ge6lie6en pdre.
&ro5n 6atte oIlo oaeromgs ieincm
Sreun0e oas 2e6eu gerettct mo ser
&rarm mar 6ubitdblic6 in GriiQmg
cgongen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28
gSOu Der 2eiter scItiirst.

@G6reno ser glrbeit in oenl @ta-
bliiienent Ger u@forplano @rnting
60 ihiratc geitern @ornlittag gcgen
9 llbr Der 40 Sabre aIte @}oler
&orrD @tcGlerD BON elmer 2eiter lno
crIitt oerartige &erIebungen, 0aB ct
III Oer Eoli5ci 9lm6uIon5 oeS mitt
Icreu 0iltrifts nod icincr @obnung,
gtr. 90S, g9cit 81. StroBe, gebra@t
mer0en lnlRte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28
griudt nm @seuiiunirnne.

Gapitdn @eorge &eaguc bonn oltli9en
0iitrift 0iiritc morgen in Den
mo6lpcroientrn 9fu6citauO treten.
Ste6t 44 Sabre I'M @oIi5ei-
Oienit. 5cGs Boli3iiten acitern
bon Den &oli3ei Gommiiiaren
peuiionirt.
gtab 44-id6riger 0ienit5eit bot iicb
&oli5ei-Gapitdn George 2eague pom
0ltliden 0iitrift oeraulaBt geie6en,
Den &oli5ei-Mari1aQ inn @eniioni-
rlng 81 eriu1eu. S5n cinem S6rei-
ben, pcl6eS er an ocn Boli8ei-Dlars
i@ua geianot bat, eril1t er, 10 6olo
ais mogli9 bonn 0ienIte ent6unoen
81 weroen. Die @oli5ei- @ommilidre
orOneten in i6rer geitrigen SiBung
an, ooB Iic5 @opitGn 2eague berte Der
erforoerli1en Gr3tli9en llntcriu6lng
lmter5ie6f. @r Oiirfte Damn in Der
morgigen SiBlmg Der Gommiiidre
peniionirt perOen lntO 6ereitS anl
@ouncritog fiir iuuer Oen blauen
9iod a6legcn.
Gapitdn 2eogue itebt i'm II. &e-
6ensio6re. @r trat am 90. @ldr3
1870 in oen &oli5eiOienIt lmO wurOc
ic9S Sabre ipdtcr Sergeant SIN
Sabre 1888 opancirte er gum &oli5ei-
Sielltenant Seit Dem %. Sui 1897
1T er Gopiidu.
9uS 9la6folger fiir Sen Gopitdn cr-
mG6nt uerOen. 9Boli5ei-9ieutenant
CHARLES 9aitncr oom 0Itli9en 9i-
ltrift, 2icltenont Sannlcl 6. 0ouie
bonn mittleren Giitrift lno 2ieute.
nant 9ll6ert &caguc bonn iii0meitliben
0iitrit;.
9 CD ; Boli5iitcn pcniio.
nirf.
Sn i6rer geitri9en SiBlmg fcnlio-
nirten Die ,e0li5ci-&onnlilldre 0ie
folgcnOen feds &olijiiten. 9aircO @.
aubler, nor6wcitl1er Diitrift felt
1898 I'M @oli5cioicuit; 6erOinauo @.
&ioo, noroIi6er @iiirift, felt 1890 I'M
Sgoli5cioicuit; 9luorem Samiion mitt-
lerer 0iirift, felt 1890 I'M ,Boli5ei.
Oienit 9iingolo 9hlorcluS, mittIerer
Giltritt, icit 1892 i'm $ol5eiOienlt;
So6n 6lrlong niiilercr Gntrift felt
1892 i'm BoIi5eiOicnit &o5a %eolp,
nittlerer 0iirilt, felt 1873 i'm %oli-
5eioeni;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28
Seine critic gScr6afttus.

3ipci ShmOen na60em er gum
erIten N&ole 0en blouen 9fod onge-
5ogep 6ottc, Oer9oftete Boli5ilt Better
WliiIler einen 9teger, 9lamenS SDoS.
0abiS bon scr Senfins 9laeD, ais
6ericl6e in g(lhpoarcngeicbGften an
scr &orriion. .StroBe 5mci nogelneue
SGgcn llnO 3mei @uliernagen Der
ihleuoern moQtc. Der g(eger bcItrci-
tct, oie Sa6en eeitobIen 5u bobem
uno crflGrte, 0nB er OicieIben BON
GborlcIton, &C. NIT nod 9alti.
more gebro6t 6o6e. &or 5mei @o-
6en lit er leiner 9lngo6e nod in 8ol-
timore on9elongt. 9ie &oli5ei iAeuft
ieinen g(ngoben feinen @louben, gu
nal an ocn SGe0cn mo gSaiierpo.
gen nod oie &rei$alli5eicbnungen
bor9onocn iino. Die onecfiibrten
Ga6en trug 0obis in eincm olten
Cad. @oli5iit @Gaaer bcobacbtetc
ltro berboitete ibn flr5 no@oom CT
einen Er0OIcrlaocn bctreten botte
9SoIiaiIt @}ilaer gcborte bis lcbten
Somftoq oilm glcooftionsitabe oes
Baltimore glmcricon." @eItcrn
glbeno INN 7 ll9r trot er in ben $50.
li3eioienIt. @ei ser Iesten &oli5ei-
9riifung cr6icIt CT Oie b0@itc 9Sunft
ao6l uno beibloB, Dem 3eitungSleben
@aIet 81 ingen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28
1cif in spurious 9goint.

Der GLIB bon Sporrows gOtnt"
Bat ieine &orbcreitungcn 5u oeuI
3meitcn SSo6reseiieu ooacnoet oos
gomito9 inn Gubbauie itattfin0cn
fol-. @tpo rs @dite weroen Ouron
tbeilnebmen; StootSiefretdr &obert
s. @robonL gfihtcr 6ronf s. GUN.
con mo Sr. 20nn 81. Mcefms lino
ais &e0ner Oes 9(ben0s genonnen
morOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28
Gin t6elrer ..Nlidrr. z

g9cil CT iit6 5ebn Ntiinteu 81 ipGt
Dem Ii5ci-SergcQntcn &liun mel.
octe, bate iicb geiteru 9iadmittag Scr
&oIi3iIt 9iotb bonn iiiomcitIicbeu 81
Itrift Dor sen 8oli3ei- GomnHiidrcn
81 pcroutmortcn @r ga6 3lt int
9icnitc oeingcuidt" 5u fem, lmo orb.
rcten oie 4SoIi5ci Gomniiidrc an oaB
ibm Gin Eo0 bon ieincm oreiBigtGgi.
gen lIrIanb aeitriMen per0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28
@icIc tn6crcal6ie 0H6c i'm GOnnt0.

Cine llnteriudung in lcBter gSobe
0ur6 @eanltc ser Stoats -Getcrindr-
9e6oroc erga6, OaB iic6 inter oet
&c66eerocn in @altimore-@omtp
5o0lrcide &ii6e 6ciinoen, wclbe nit
Inberculoiis 6e6aitct iino. Staotst
E1ieror5t Sitmon lucl9cr oic lin.
terIublmg 1eiteta ertldrtc, 0oB BON
i95 aii6en nicbt mcnigcr ais 70 con.
ocmnirt mcrben muBten SIN 6eiten
2uItan0e muroe Die &ie66eer0e ser
@1c0onog6- -Sdule fir &nabcn bcilu-
Sen. &oa Ocu 40 S{i6eu oieier Seer
Sc 5ciatc nibt cine cin5iae Splren
bon Su6erculoiis. So6alo Oie Inter
nlbungen in @altimore-Goumtu becn-
oct iino, werOen ii6 Ole 9eamten Der
Stats 9eterindr 8c60roe IN Sar-
foro-Soult0 al oeicIbe 9lr6eit ma.
Dci. m Am3el
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28
Gin nOriucoiidler 0OInm6ns? ?


9luf Der ocSid6rigen Syu6ildums.
9lnSItelltng 5u G6riItianio miro aild
Der iogenonnte ngormoui6.5iein~
81 le6cn iein, Elm 2000 Sonuen ihlue.
rer Steinblod nit 9luneni1rift ser
bon Canada nod gloripegen trans
portirt perOen ioll, no er bon Ser
ange6li6en @ntoeding 9lmerifaS
ourb sic glorpeger (por 1000 Sab.
ren) 3eugeu ioll, Gerr 9)armort6.
5tcin mir0 Ser ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
iben 9lH6elmg ser 9luSltellimg elm.
geglie0ert peroen; oieier G6eil Der
9luSiteIlung ioll ein onibouliAcS
9ilo aonpon geber, unter pclhcn.
&er6dltniIcn Die 5o6lreiAen natb
Canada oliSgepnnoerten 9lorlpeger
leben; sic Soften ser normeqiiA
cana0iiGen 9lllSltclllmg mcroen bon
Der Canadian @acific Noilpop"
getrugen. SSn Der olten noriuegilAcn
@eicbic6ie nirO bon Dem ans 9lor.
luegen itomncnOen SSlduoer Gor
finn &orlSefne 6cri6tet, Ser i'm
Sabre 1902 bon ser norpegii6cn
aolouie al ser @eitfiiite @roulouoS
iiA nit 5mei Scbifien uno t40 N}aun
peiter nod @eiteu begob, Inn nq1
iogeuouuteu o@inlano0 (gciu-
lanOD, Dem lagen6aiten, fruHtborcn
2auoe i'm iernen @elteu, 5u iubeu.
9laA eiuigeu Gaaen gelongte er
nob einen Sonoe, ooS er ,Glippe,
lono~ C6elienlono) nanute, uno
bon 0em man oeglou6t bat Dob eS
nit 9abraoor i0eutii6 iei; ipdter
fom er ndh einem SonOe, oos er
oSfo6luno" { (,,@olOluno") nanntc,
lmo bon Oeni man gemeint Bat, 0oB
es 9leufin0lono gepeicn iei S5rn
folaenoen CONNER 500 Eorfinn
&orlseiue meitcr iiiolid lmO erreitbtc
cin 2auo, no man @ei5eu unO
,@einirau6cr4 iono. GieS 2ano. ipo
old Meui6en ongctroiieu muroen.
wuroe BON Ioriinn aarlSefne nm
bon ieiucn 9egleitern ais oo8
o@enlonO4 ongeie6en
Ger Darmoutb Stein ser iciner
Belt in Narmout6 bon Or. 3letder
cntoedt wuroe (2Q @lcileu iiiopelt-
lid bon Soliiar), bat cine 9innen
i6riit oui5mpeiien, sic BON eilen
ser 2eute GorfinRs, parflL dilll
9lnoeuteu on sic 9(uiiiuoling poli
nggeiulauo" ousaeiii6rt woroen ZEN
ioll. Ole Synidraft rii0rt mem ne
ebt i'll, bonn ,ya6re 1907 Der. 2b !
oie 9flncnIdriit ebt 1T ooS II al
leroinoS sic aroBe t5rage. Si Dor
pcoen betradjieu &iele Den Stein nit
einioer 5fepiS, tuie es oeun bier
ouh 6eoriienoe 8oridcr gicbt sic
Oornn 5ueiiellL ooB sic 9IltuorlpcQer
lmo sSSlduoer oie IN ben Sogen6e
ridjten cru66ntcu 9ieilen nod
,gsciulanO4 wirflib orsqefii6rt ia.
6cu Sit Die gluncniNriit All sem
garmout5 9tein edit mir0e man
onue6men miiiicl OoB Oos BON Gor.
finn &arlScfnc lmo ieineu 2cuteu ge.
ilnoene 2onO init 9}opa Scotia III
Gonaoa iocNtii@ lei.
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9ie6e ridtem arOfen sdaSen an.

Gtmo $500 S6ooen ric6teten gc-
Itern 0icbe, oie III oic SubbarO'ihe
Glnitoiiugcrfobrif an Der Siio.Glin.
trnitroBe cinbraHen, al. Sic i6ht.
qen bon oeu Moitbincn 03eliiug- uno
S3ilpcrtbeile nit Sdnmern al rnO
cutfamen lnerfonnt. Dic Canton
4oli8ei 1T eiirig oa6et iic 81 lu@en.
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&Sartct uOd),

ggaibin6ton 27. 9(pril
9tn1 elmer ldngcrcn Gonfercn5, pel'
dc Dcute 9(6eno in @eiBen 9oule
3pilC6en Dem 4rGlioentcn artc9sa
Gefrctdr @arriion am0 Senotor Ebo-
mas Itotifano. fiinOi0tc Sefretdr
o5orriIou All SAB beutc 9l6cno feinc
2roreS fir 0ic Seuolng BON Bun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28
(9in lnnnOcrhnrer Srnn1n.

Gon einen muuOer6oreu Craunt
ino elmer ieltiomcu 2ebeuSrcttlug
er3G6lt @raf 8ouoiiiin III ieiuenr
emit ie6r befonnten, iebt a6er laugit
pcrociicucn 9ude oSdlcSwig Sol.
itein meemuniHhmGen." @r icbrci6t.
Ser &onmcrgeriAtS 9iefereuoar
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gImtuipritc in 9icnit acItellt.

SSn @ooonS rpur0e gcltern cine
ncuc Combinations tto-6ereripriBe
in 0ienIt geItellt. Gomit iino MIN
faIt aQc 5priben.Gompagnie'n in
@altimorc-@ountD iiir Die 9efdmpf'
inq BON 9rdnOen sur @eniige ausge-
riiItei
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Sine ncme Gcfrctarin.

0aS 0ireftorilm beg nGbriitliden
&ereinS ilnger 5rmlcn" 1T 81 elmer
SiBung an ndMltcn 0iontog einbe-
rlfcn worocn Inn cine gtohiolgerin
fir 0ic SetrctGriu @larD 6. Q. Golt
5u cruablcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-28
On Sen edlua scr GrOc.

3wei 9eeroiornacn IN Der @relton-
StraBe, na6e ser Somemooo-
2lOenue, SIT olcic6er 8eit- Sr.
2o6n s. Sille auf Dem u2ouoou-
@orf-6rieo6oic" bceroigt.
3wci gccrOigungcn fauoeu hn
2oufc oc5 geitrigen Cages i'm 700.
9lod ser GIt.BreitousStaBe itott
lin 8 ll6r wtr0e BON i6rer &o6s
uung, DIR. 732, Git.@reItou.StraBe,
6rau N}orp Gonegan sur epgeu 9ilI.
6e gctrogen un0 Iobniitq0s 9Q6en
Dem 6rGlIein lellie 81 9opng pom
g}r. 737 GIt @reitoH15iStraBe
6reunoe ln0 GernanOtelt pas IeBte
@eleit. Gic i5.id6ri0e iWlge Game
NOR einige Stunoen nod jSralI NiorD
Goncgan luie oieie. elmer Ser5i9wd
c6e erlegen. 6rou Gouegan mar Die
@ottin eineS &riegspeterine1 pes
9iirgcrfrieges; i6rer 9eitattlmg ging
cine &eqlenmeiie in Der fot6olilden
ct. So6ns Stride, oie %oter &eonor0
Giipple celc6ririe, pornuS 9ei Sri.
9oun9s 9eeroioung 6iclt Or. SIioer
Sudel, Ser @eiitlicbe Der o2lnociate
Gougrciiioual G6urG" Die Eroucrau-
oubt o6.
Sr. %o6n 6. Sille.
llntcr 5a6lreiGer 9et6eiliglng iei-
ner frii6ercu 6rcunoc lmO &ogen-
6riiocr 1T bon icmer @o6uuua, 9}r
1895. OIt.@oaer. StroBe Sr. So6u
6. Sillc 3nr lcBicu9fr6e oc6ettet nor
ocn. @aior Siooc 9urfe bon ser
oritteu cngliid6 lut6criibcn Stride All
@lounncnt- no6c @ag Strobe, belt
inl Groucr6ouic eirc crgreiienOe
Grarerreoc, nod Scr 0ic 9eieblmg
ouf oeni n2onoon 9}orr.5ricO6oie~ er-
folgic. 6olAenCc @}italicOcr OeS
oGtor Spon0le0 @onnes Councils q
GrOen Der ~Suuior 2lmericou Nlcca-
mics" un0 0c9 ,,Grceliion 9lelciS~ De-
ucn ser &critor6cnc onge6orte, filn-
airien ais @a6rtuGtrdger: GOworo
}(oams, 6orr9 @o6lcb, So6n GBna-
flc, s5ronf 9udcr, SarrD s. 2od.
6orot, Charles 99igel mo s. s..
@ipc Scrr So6n 6. Sile iii und
cintGgiQer aranf6eit uncrlportet i'm
43. 2ebcnsio6re Oa6inoeaangen lno
6iuterlGBt ieine @hittcr lSrau Gat6a.
rinc Sille, eineu 9ruoer, Seinric6 s..
Siue imO 3lpei 5hmeilcru, 6rau Gli.
iobet6 giiB imO 6roi &atbarine Mor-
quorot. ST mar in Baltimore oe6o.
rem uno Iauge Sabre ais Giieugic.
Ber bier t6dtig
Irau Suian ". Gmtg.
gtuM qualpolleni 2GiOen lit porge-
Itcrn 1rau Suion ". @miq i'm st.
sypicp6'sa0oipitol i5ynr @ronppun.
oen erlegeu, mic 6ereits genIelOet,
6atte lie IN i6rdm Souie All Sinclair-
Zane ua6e 9eloir.9looo, aus &erie-
fen iiatt @etrolelm @oiolin mlF Oas
6reuuenOe Sol3 gegoiich einc iGred.
li1c Grploiion mar Oeiieu 6olgc, bel
Der 6rai Gmia's &IeiOer 6cuer fin.
aen unO Tie le6enSgeidbrlid ucrleB-
ten.
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1Eiinftcr 9rauO il g8alpcrtg / Ta6rif,

Na9 flllIte 0eller lllnerDQID D0lI
orci @o6en bra6 geltcrn in ser lia.
trabcniabrif bon Sreo. gSalpert y
g. Gaplor- -StraBe na1e 22- Strv
ans. 0aS 5cuer brab i'm Saaer-
6aus 9 ans Dem S@aliPla8 oeS. 5pei-
ten @ranoes, bel Dem am 10. Npril
cine @ono oes 5Duppens citlltiir5tc.
0ie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9tr. 10
iolatc Ioiort oem 9llarnirifc un0
l6Ic6te oie 6lammen IN fur5er 3cit
9lngebl1 Ioa oicier 9rouO fcincu
5da0en UerlrlaAt 6a6en.