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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17
Who Knows This Songa

Dear Margery Doom:
would esteem 1t a favor IL you
would publish the words of the song,
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere"
H. r.
l will be glad to publish the song
IL some one will send it to me.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17
New Linen Shoe Bag

An Austrian linen shoe bag trim
med with a band of Porto Rican en-
broidery which is worked into de-
sign spelling "Shoes" costs 81. 1t is
we'll and durably made in spite of
it's small price and is useful for any
-one who spends week ends or other
time MISUNDERSTANDING
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17
|HC.)USEKEF-pfERS EXCHANGE.
BY MARGEY DOOM

OF a cupful; beat three eggs light;
cut into tiny bits sufficient num-
Der of soaked figs to make a cupful
of the minced fruit.
Turn the soaked crumbs into
bowl and stir into them a half cup
full of granulated sugar, the whipped
eggs, the powdered suet, a pinch of
salt and a dash each of cinnamon
and nutmeg. Last of all stir in the
minced figs, thickly dredged with
flour, beat well and turn into
creased pudding mold with a closely
fitting top.
Boil for about three hours, turn
out and eat with a hard sauce.
Delighted to receive such a good
recipe. wish you would send the
method of making lemon sauce, as
some of the readers might not care
for hard sauce. Will you?
Am glad my column has helped
you.
It's not really my column, you
know, SO much as our column
Always bear that in mind, read
ers.
Do you ever become hungry for
something good" without having an
idea as to what the something
good" must be?
Next time the craving comes try
Cod With Oysters
Boil small, solid piece of cod.
putting it over the fire in boiling
sailed water When it is done take
it from the fire and fake it up with
q fork
Make a thick sauce in the pro-
portion of a tablespoon each of
flour and butter to a cup OF liquid.
The liquid should be half milk,
half oyster liquor. Cook the but
ter and -four smooth first and then
pour the liquid upon them and stir
until the sauce is smooth and thick.
The quantity required will depend
upon the amount of fish used.
For two cups of this faxed, a
generous cupful Of the sauce will
serve.
Stir the talked fish into the sauce,
put over the fire and let all become
hot through. When this point is
reached add a half pint of raw oys-
ters and cook for about three min
utes or until they plump and ruffle.
Season to taste with salt and pepper
and serve at once.
Haven't you an idea that 1t must
be good? Halibut may be prepared
in the same way, as may salt cod,
except that the latter should be
soaked thoroughly in advance.
The following recipes have been
requested:
A good cream dressing for fruit
and nut salads.
Almond maccaroons.
Nut health bread.
Nice, crisp peanut cookies.
Please send them to me, friends.
I'll watch for them.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17
Ladies Home Journal Patterns

Price 10 Cents Each.
Can be purchased at L. Bamberger
& Co.. or any Ladies Home Journal
Pattern Agency. Look for the MI
nerVa head. Patterns Will also be
sent by mail II desired. Write your
address very plainly and always
specify size desired. (Fashion L'spt..
Ladies' Home Journal. 616 West
Forty-third street. New York;.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17
Clean Tiles With Turpentine

Many times the tiles in a hearth
will become so stained that water will
not clean them.
Never clean tiles with water.
Use turpentine on piece of fan
mel and polish with a dry cloth and
the tiles will look like new.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17
Daily Menu
BY MAHGERY doom

BY MAHGERY doom
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Oranges
Farina Cream
Boiled eggs Cream toast
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Baked beans Brown bread
Pimento cheese Sandwiches
Ginger bread Stewed apricots
Tea
DINNER.
Veal Loaf Lyonnaise potatoes
Dreamed cabbage
Buttered peas Rolls
Romano salad
Orange pudding Cookies
Coffee
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17
Mrs. w. Z.

Would advise you to submit your
manuscript to an editor, who will
make you an offer If he thinks the
story warrants 1t,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17

John and Miss Emma J. Smith acting
as associate hostesses. The ladies We're
in colonial costume and each one re-
lated incidents in the life of the
character she represented. In add
ton Madame Antoine Dorticos gave
recitations of the period. Mrs. ]. n.
Cobb presided at the tea table and
Miss Edith Cobb assisted.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17

character she represented. III adul-
ton Madame Antoine Dorticos gave
recitations of the period. Mrs. ]. N.
Cobb presided at the tea table and
Miss Edith Cobb assisted.
Among those from this city who
attended the Fordham College prom"
last night at the Hotel Astor, New
York, were Miss Adelaide Henegan,
Miss Marie Reilly, Miss Marie Nc
Cauley, William Dougherty, William
Duffy, Frederick Schlosstein, Ken
meth DENIM and j. H. Henegan, jr.
All of those who took part In the
recent presentation of THE College
Hero will be guests at THE College
Hero" ball, which will be given
Thursday evening at the Hippodrome,
Broad and Hill streets.
A concert will be given tomorrow
afternoon in Sayre Hall, in the Young
Women's Christian Association, 90
Washington street The artists will
be Miss Ida Divinoff, OF New York,
violinist; Miss Natalie Waters, elocu-
ZIONIST; ". stuart Smith, pianist, and
George Simonds, baritone.
A whist and euchre was given last
night in the parish hall of st.
Bridget's Church, in Plane street, for
the benefit of the poor. Mrs. George
E. Taylor, Mrs. Nelson Townsend,
Miss Mae Mccormack and Miss Helen
Mccormack We're in charge of the ar
engagements.
a valentine party was given last
night by the members Of the Y. NJ.
L. and Agora clubs Of the High Street
Presbyterian Church in the church
parlors. Valentine games were played
and the musical program was followed
by dancing, after which refreshments
were served. Those in charge of the
arrangements were Miss Rose Schnell,
Miss Erma Schill, Miss Elmira
Schwartz, Miss Clotilda A. Lehman,
Lester Eldridge and Wilbur Walden.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17

Dear Miss Doom:
AS you asked for a recipe for fig
pudding in Saturdays Evening Star,
thought perhaps you might use the
one enclosed. which, while not
original" has been tried and found
to give excellent results.
Any good hard sauce may be
served with this, but will send you
q recipe for lemon sauce if it is de-
sired.
Your column has proved Of great
value TO me. have obtained much
from it. MAY.
Fig Pudding
Soak one cupful OF bread crumbs
in a cupful of milk for half an hour;
chop enough suet to make a quarter
AMITSEAIINTs
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17
DatIyHnks
for
FaDcyMyh.
FLouNCEp APRON

FLOUNCED APRON
The materials required to make an
apron such as is pictured are
1B yards of crossbar nainsook at 10
cents a yard, 10 cents; 8 yards of lace
at 8 cents yard. 8 cents; yard of
beading at 2 cents. The total cost
will amomunt to "a cents.
Cut out according to the diagram on
the right. Then turn up the two mar
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17
Mrs. R. A. C.

Will you call at my office in re-.
gard to the baby shoes?
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17
Write to Junior Star

Dear Children:
The Junior Evening Star will
print bright, interesting letters and
original short astories not exceed
ing $50 wordsYin length. Write I'M
ink and on one side OF the paper,
only.
EDITOR JUNIOR STAR.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17

Always bear that in mind, read
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17

Readings from the first half OF Vic
tor Hugo's LES Miserables" followed
the Introductory talk by Mrs. Arnaud
Heller. chairman of the literary pro-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17

I'll watch for them,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17

Do you ever become hungry for
something good" without having an
idea as to what the Something
good" must be?
Next time the craving comes try
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17

(To be continued.)
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17

It's not really my column, you
know, SO much as our column
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17

CONTINUED Tomorrow
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-17

Haven't you an idea that 1t must
be good? Halibut may be prepared
in the same way, as may salt cod
except that the latter should be
soaked thoroughly in advance.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-11

ll6r gormtass @ea6Obs.auntsoacrie
$50 gOrmttaes Gn6aanus alten sn @Or Sou
ngtpu
10 6r Surmtnss SeRdanns Der arssidfc bel SOrt DC
6enrj.
1890 gOrmttues Gn6aanns mer COenftufel I'M @aterium
8arf
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SoparS cSranflu- Gat6eSrnI, Mounmeut- G6nres,
66aie-, ct. Eunl-Strahe nnO giOnut 9iOguI-guemc
23O Nodjmitags @let6idJe Spiec 5n 6omeuuu6
ll6r N6enbs %erInmmnng gaOnul%ereius GcscS
bOu 1912 i'm vSote geucSere"
llGr N6euSS NGtar-gaa g8affen6anc s. 9les,
meHtS sm 66ren Ses Oiplumatdeu GOrPs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-11
2e6ensmiiOer Qerettct.

9lngc6lih in 6oigc eines Streites
nit ieiner Srnu pcriuhte oeitcrn
@ornlittog gegeit 9 llbr ser 81 Sabre
oIte @oaor q. Sbilo6 BON 93r. 1919.
MicSenrD.StroB in Der SSobnung
iciner Ohltter, 9lr. Ill Oitcno-
StroBc, olrM Ginatbmcn bon 2euht.
Gas Ieincm 2e6cn Elm @noe 5u mo.
den Sn'S Squore.So.
ipitol~ ge6rddt, erlonete er ieood
nod NnwenOung oes @ulmotors wic.
ser Die 9eIinnuna uno oiirite ii6
DoraISiicbtlid 6alo wicOcr Dollig CT.
6olen Gr lit @atcr bon flint Sin.
0Cri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-11
O1rNadlte 0er armen 0in0er.

9luf @eronIoiiung oes @rn. Sos,
u. @orp wiroen geitern 300 ainocr
aus Der Siio.galtiniorer &inoer.
pilegc 9Iuitaolt nit glutomobilen
oird sic 5toot eeiobrcn oanit sic.
icI6cn sic 9eforotiouen ieDen fonn.
rem. Gbc iic 5lriid gcbradt wurocn
crbicIt jcoc5 aino @iscremc lmo au.
den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-11


3ie6t 6cute 9l6eno Die 9luimcrfian'
felt auf iif. @roBartigc elet'
triide 9eleu6tlng Der Saae oes
fiinften 9legineuts. ~ lImiaug'
reide arrangements getroiieu-
Gas groBte @eicaidaitsereigniB
Scr GentennialmoAc lit unitreitig ben.
tc 9l6en0 Der W3ilit1r- Ii. Glottenbau
in Ger uunoerpoQ oeforirten Salle
Oes iiiniten RegimentS. @eiterH
9l6eno Z ll6r muroen sic 2i6ter pro-
bepeiie angeorc6t. Ole mlmoerbare
Geforation lit BON Softer gemaht
moroeu pel6er felt 20 Sabreu ale
Snougiratious6dQe in @ai6ingtoH
Ueri60uert 6ot.
Phi emem blnuen Sel0e iinO 1OO,'
600 &er3enfroit Gleftri3itdt fiir 0as
Sternenbonner permauot inter mel
den elm Srieoenstcnpel iic5 er6ebt
Ser &oriiber u. @inslom g9iQiamS
erflartc, ooB er nod nienals einen
iol6en munoerboren @in0rud 6ei Der
Decoration elmer S)oQe qcle6en 6abe
Mcnn 0o5u 6eutc gl6enO Der Shmid
Der Gamen mo Die gldu5enoen llnl.
formen Our6 Oen Soal i1webeu, miIB
Der @lan5 geraOe3u be5ou6crno iein
Gomit Oieie @rodt ni9t nur Den
Sdn5ern aQein 3ugdngIicb it, bat Oas
@omite geitern beidloiien, and Die
@aaerie'n fir Oie 3ui6ouer 5u 0fT'
men, unO 8iQete 5u Oen @aaerie'n
meroen an1 observation-disclosures
81 81 pro Stiid perfauit. Ole 9il,
lete fiir Oie GGn8cr iinO BEL 9ll6aug6's
81 6o6en inO foiten $3.50 pro Stiid.
gtiemanO miro olif oen Saal gelaIien,
Ser nidt in 6rad, etc., eri9eint. Sir
Die @oQerie lit feiu 6rad erforOerlih.
Ser 9oQ beginnt prompt Inn 9 llbr.
9ln cinenl Gnoe Oes Scales 6efinoet
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leu1tet Miro, mari6irt 0as Sr6eiter
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Die GGn5er unO i6re Gomen iblieBen
it9 81 elmer &olonaiIc an. Inter
Dem iii0li6en Yalfon miro Sen ouft-
5en 9l6eno einc @onfett.Sufel bereit
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oen gan5en 9lbenO SBels Or6eiter.
Iie |oli5ei-9lrrangements auf Ser
StraBe ite6en inter 9eitlmg oes $50
li3eimoridoQs Garter, m16reno I'M
Snneren oes groBen 9oucs 9(Qes un-
ter militdriiNer Gontrole ite6en
miro Sn Der &olonoiic iuerOen ole
eingeloocneu @6teng0ite uitmariAi-
rem. 9ln Ser Spibe oes 0omen-Go-
mites, wel1es iih ser Gamen ser
G6rengdite dnnebmen miro, itebt
6rou Sorotio 6. @6itriogc. mG6renO
oos Serren.@oniite aus Oen $50.
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Senrp @}oD Cuttings 6eIte6t. 6rolI
Eouglas $. @oroon ite6t Dem Go-
men.Gmpfan9s-Gonite bor. Gem
Gonite geb0rt oud Srau giuiom
GeforO, cine Gufelin opn Troncis
Scott Sen, an. Gen onocren @omi'
ten itebcn folqeuoe Serren Dor:
9da Sool Gonlite ~ 2. Gapies
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6. 9lit6ie, SoueS %. S6olnpion so.
81. @orr, Srv ltno gilbert 9. Subler
GinIaoungeu ~ Goualos $. 600
BON, gilbert 9. Subler. gilbert s. 9}it-
die imo Senrp q. %orr, SSr.
@luiif- umo Yrogronnl- Douglas
$. EbonoS, Sorotio 6. &6itri0ge
mo u. @oroon @iQiamS.
Decoration Gborles s. SSones,
Sorocio 8, g96itrio9c, 9llbert s. &it-
die imo Senrp 9(. Eorr, sSr.
9aufett Sones @} Ebompion
Iouglos $. G6omos, ST. ". SSroine
&eDier mo 81. @oroon @iaioms.
Gmpfong George WloD, Soratio
g. S9bitrioge lmo SenrD WloD Sit
tinnS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-11
%lodaOe BON 9iontidun Offi5iea be-
fannt aemadDt.

3oQeinnebmer gSilliam s. Stone
cfbiclt geItern pom SonoeIsocporte.
ment in @oibiuaton cine 9lbi6rift
0cr am 81. 9lusuit pom @ice-aomi-
ral aato erloiieneu @Iodooe. @roflo-
motion fir aioutiAou. Donad 1T
ii6er .oas eonoe @ebict BON aiol-
tlhoil our6 cine 9(htbeihn9 Der foi.
lcrli6 iaponii6en 6lotte ole 9Iodaoe
ner6dnot morocn." Gen neiItrolen
To6r5eugcn lit cine Sriit bon "a
Stunocn gum &erlaiien oes blodir.
ten @c6ictes ii6erIoiien woroen. Die
gcfountuohuno fiigt nod bindu,
BOB qcqcu oie 6obr8cI9c, Die Die
Nlodooe 3u ourd6reden Deriuden
lc6 Dem @0lferredt lmo Dem Son,
ocr.9lbfommen 8piihcn &opon uno
0cn ciu5elncu 5tooten ocria5reu
merocn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-11
3cituuaS-GOrrcIpOnOeutcu.

Sir sic Gentenniolfeier fino ln=
aefdbr 200 3eitlmqs Gorreiponoers-
ten aus olen Ebcilen oes 2anoes
bier, mel6c inn 2ofolc oes Baltimore
9SrcB. Clubs 91r. 2ii, @eit 6aDette-
StroBe, ibr Souptquortier baben-
Wloraen 9l6cuo wir0 ocl beiuhen0en
3cihn0slcntcn 81 G9rcn einc 0roBc
%ollcr Grtirrion orrolgirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-11

es unouf66rIib 6euer itno @eroer6en
ipeit, bort an llfer Oes Sort bon
ipeldem feline britiide aueel Die
Sternen unO Streifen berlmter 6olen
fonnte.
9Ir. # II ScIoen BON Sort DC
SenrD.
93r. - Sen i6rei6t Oos Stcr-
nen6ounerlieO al 9oro ser uWlin-
Oeu~. 9lm Ged ser ,,WlinOen" floder-
te sic amerifoniide 6logge, mas et-
mas unoeritdnoli1 eriHien
Scr. 13-Gie 6rieoeus llntcr3eid
nung 3u @6ent.
gr. IA ~ Sternen6nmner.9lpot6ci
Sdmmtlidc Is Staoteu Der Union
bon 1914 nit i6ren 8o6nen pertreteu.
3mcite 9(6t6eilung.
9i. Is .,Srieoe" uuo .@e0ci-
6eu.~ .Giucr Der prd6tigiten SGou-
mogen inn gan5en 3ige Sin peiB
iGimmerloer Eenpel NIT rogenOen
Sdllen, 3lpiiAcu oieicn iecbs Der ou-
mit6igiten iilngen WldOheu 9alti-
nores in arie6ii6en @ewdnOern.
N}it golOenen 9uditoben beiauoen
iid al Oen @dnOen Oes Eempels
Die 93omeu amcritouiider @eiites-
6eloen.
9}r. t6 Sou6el sur Gee. Dit
poQen Segeln ourdfreu3t Oos S6iff
Die Gee. 9(Qerlie6ite fleine @latro-
len iaBen onl Gu0er imO Steuer.
Ger. II SonOcl SIT 9nnOc. Gie
critic 2ofonlotipe in 9Imerifo.
0lr. Is SonOeI mittels Der Sea-
male. Giues ieuer id6perelI breiteu
&onoliGiffe nit Undergraduates,
arbeitsgelpo6nter 9eiabimg.
9lr. 10 Gditeinleglng Der u9ol-
timore Ohio Surd Charles Carroll
Of GorroQton.
Gar. 20 ~ Gos erite Eelegramni
bon Baltimore naH Dem @eiBen
0ous in @oi6iugton.
9lr. 81 II Die SnOuitrie 3meige
MarDlono's, ourd treffIi6e @rlip-
pen Oorqeiteut, oorunter Elm Berg
werf nit arbeitenOen Steioern
g}r. % ~ Ole Serdn6iloung ser
SSugenO, Gin prGdtiges @}oOea ser
llniperlitdt bon WorblanO, umge6en
bon idlonfen Geoern. @or elmer
g9eltfuge( iieeno cine BLONDE SGou-
6eit, OoriteQeno bic @otthu Ser g8ii,
ieniboft, i6r sur Seite Elm eut5iiden-
Oes fleines N210eI ais Symbol Ser
Sugeno.
g}r. % Ser groBe grouO i'm
So6re 1904 Gorgeiteat por @oIti-
more aus Der @ogeIit4olL Sduier,
ans Oencn sic 6lanmen idhigen,
rou1enOe Eriiinmer unO 5iingelnOcs,
per6eercnOes 6euer, lle6er oerStaot
iduebte groB imo Ocr0er6en6rin-
aenO Ser Seuer Damon, Oic 9ronO-
fodel in ser Sano.
9}r. "a - Ger @e0eroif6ou Bal
tinore's. SDn6oliicb oorgeiteat Ourd
einc I'M 9ol befmolibc Soule, um-
gc6cn BON Sdon6eit, SuacnO uuo
@liid.
9}i6t lpeuiger Oenn neln perihie-
ocne DlulifcorpS IN prdhtigen llni-
formen moribirten i'm 3uge, Oo5u
G6renpaGen, 9annertrdger unO@in-
5clignen in f6itlibenGoihimen Ser
critic in Baltimore sur Sternenbou.
nerieier cin9etroiiene @oupcrneur,
Stuart BON %irginen 6efauO iih
nit MoDor &reiion oui Scr G6ren-
Sri6iine Dor Oem&ot66ouie, Sdnlmt-
lide Sri6iinen cntlang Der gan5en
Noute Oes 3u9cs moren Oicbt 6eebt;
6ereitS lonQe Dor s ll6r moren feline
Sibpl1be me6r irei. Scuiter 9ol.
fons, io iclbit sic Oahcr Der SdiI-
icr wnren 81 9eo6ndtngSpldBen
benubt por0en 2oden &ubel uno
@eifaa ertonte aus alien Stodmer-
fen.
0WlOOie" 6nbeu uffeues Sans.
g9G6reno OieIcr g9o1c bait ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-11

y2luoiiorinm zoe ganaU Wlan"
,WaDctD" 1n0Qrct 3irla"
.Ninrnluno" NeIt0'S ,Wu Giar" sGlubebiue.
,,Oluiii.NtnDcnic" Nun0 IN e5nnnDnno".
y3crrmnMc NQrl," yclnir 9lDaD ~ IdQlib
BQubebue Wnif nnb Inr3
,,0ilocr 0lup Fart" IuQli0 GonBertc unb
nu0ere 9lujiiicmenis
,1nD SbOrc Harf" SdQlim Gon5erte unO
nnbcrc Qlnlllemcnfs
Onfinpcufc Ban Tdlii6 GrfuriiOnen per
3nulplcr s1rcdWidnO".
elaIborHs adalid Gonrsn per GampIer
,0umbrloQe"
eous Neint - 1dei6 1ouren per Gampier
.QncllmorelQnb~
Bort 1spoHt uub 9eHerion GrinrIonen
ber Dnmpfcr 4Su80ueb0nnn"
,t505inliiidlc 4icberaicl Don Baltimore" -
Nnl 2I. September 0rlurii0n nab Oorf ga.
NaIcbaii i'm nErrrnpin Bart" 0euie Naltis
more 0cacn NHoilnnpoiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-11
Gunucntiun Ser Nafen6e66r6cn.

SSn Ger giationol- Convention Der
@nfenbeb0r6en, melhe aeitern been-
Oet puroc, lit Der Sofen-Snoenieur
Sscor 8. 2adep 5unt YrGiioenten CT.
m0blt porocn. 9tc anoeren reuen
9conlten iiuo. 1. @ice Yrdii0enf
GberIt @. gg. @oct9olS, @onono;
?. |ice- -Yrdlioent George g9. glorris,
NbilooeIpbia; 3. @ice-Erdiioent Sor.
m 9iaons, N}obile; 4. &ice @rdii.
bent @rneit sc. 9oeb, g3em.OrIeons;
6. @ice Grdiioent Gr. s. F. @iImcr,
SOS 9lu9eles. Gic ndhite Sobres.
Gonoention miro in Sos 9lngcIes,
Gal, abge6oIten peroen. 0ie Con.
bcntion iproh ebenfons lire qlnerfeu.
mng iiber Oie bier in 10 rcic6em@loBc
genoiienc @oitfreunoidoft ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-11

Detroit repr0lentiren0.
Die 9oraoe-9loute mar: Sen Sieb-
man Sur @iQiam StraBe; iiiolid
5ir @arren 9lpenue; 0itlid sur 9ii.
oeriioe 9lDenue; iiiolid- SUE Sort
9lpenue; weitIid sur SanoueritraBe
noroli1 5ur GanloenitroBe; weltlih
sur @utopitraBe; nor0lid sur 9alti-
moreitraBe; oitli6 sur Sollioap-
StroBe; n0r0liA 3ur 2eringtou-Str.; f;
oitlicb SIR @oultroBe; iiiolih 5ur BAL
timoreiiroBe; oiilib 3mn 9roaOwap;
iiioIid sur ErottitraBe, 100 oie 9Iui.
l0iuna eriolgte.
Iie garaoeorommg mar iolgenOe:
I. Gipiiion: 8elomunn's &art.
aapelle, N1auor 4reitou N1itolieOer
oes Staotrat6es. beiubeuOe Mapore,
9lOiutauten 8. W1ilton Dennis rno
9lorool aiua unO fiir Oen StaOtratD
Z. 8. Seatpole.
3 Gipiiion. anig6ts aopelle,
Staot Collector, 5taot.Gontroleur,
Collector Der @aiiermiet6en mo 9i-
cen5en, Stootregiitrotor, Steuer,9lp-
peIloiionsgeridt superintendent Scr
0iieutlihcu @e6duoc. @ebGuoe Su-
ipettor, @eiduguiB6e60roe, 9loiitan.
ten George Cobb, 96omas 9 9ue-
0eB, Eorter 9rown, 6omarO 8utbin,
ion,
3. Tioiiiou: 5. &egimentS-aapellc,
9ilaIierunqS Gommiiiiou Staot.
,Snoeuielre. Staot-60riter. 9Ioiitau,
ten Sobn Sreton, @omell 9lolah, s.
O1canD mo 0corge n. Ggier.
4 Gipiiiou: SteinmaI0'S aopclle,
StraBenreinigungS 0epartement,
9loiutanteu: 6. 3. GaIlabon s. z.
O'Gonnor uno @iaiam Nlc9ermott
3. Ciuiiion: @oups aapelle, topo.
grap1iide Germeiiuna, @eleud-
tiugs Geportement, Saienbe6oroe,
5abrifplnb Gommiiiion, Nlunicipol
Sourndl Iepartement fiir leglisla.
tioc 9}eieren5cn, StoOt 9ibliot6et,
9loiutantcn: Gbeiter N1. @ourIeo, e.
g. 9lleran6er, 6. s. &oih imo u. g.
6oaro.
6 Gipiiion: N1oDer's 0lilitdr-aa-
pellc, @aiier-Tcpartement. 9l63ugs,
fanal Gommiiiion uno eleftriihe
Gommiiiion 9lojutanten: g8 s.
@eit @. Sonocrs Carr, 2. Conan
uuo 6. gg. aeefer.
z 0ipiiion: 6arior's &opelle,
@eiimo6eits. 0eportement, goblt6d.
tiafeits. no @eiierungs- -Geparte.
meut, 9rolutanten: Games 81. @bee-
Ter q @. @raitp, IS. 9laulono Stal
linos mo g8. 20. Gorcorou
s. Gipiiion: Gmerid's aapelle,
Siilbeboroc, @arfbe6oroe, 9aoe-
Goniniiiion 9lorltanten: Games o..
Neara im0 Somuel s.. Ebomos.
9. 1iDiiion: Grommlercorps oeS
g. 9legiments, 6ener Gepartencnt.
Aojutopt Ibos. $. Curtin.
Gie MtiIit1r @orooe.
S(n Der W}ilitdr@orooe, pel6c lidJ
6ente 9labnlittog Dor . ll6r ont Siio.
groo0uoD iormirt, ne6men folQen0c
Eulppcnt6eile E6eil
Nlhif.Gorps Ger Slotteu.gltooenic
BON 9lnnopolis.
9rite 9riga0e.
@enerol W}ojor g8. gS. @ot6cr.
ipoon Wiorihoa Der eriten 9rigoOc.
Battalion Ga0etteu pon annapolis.
Battalion ser @unocs- -Sugenieurc
ans SSoi6ington
Geginent aiiiten-glrtillerie.
9rigooc ser Seeleutc bon ocl
ariegsihiffen inn Soien
SIotien.9rigaOe Oes Giitrifts.Go-
hulbia.
Orlte ,Slottcn.grIgo0e bon yaltI'
more.
3mcite 9rigo0e.
9rigooc General @m 9. @rice
bon Der @enniDlpanier @lili5, Der
N|aridoa ser 5peiteu 9rigaoe.
GritcS mn 3peites Snfnnterie.9le-
giment Der Wlili5 oes GiitrittS 60
lun6io.
erIies @1ili3.Geeinent bon Eenn.
ipluonien
Critic @rigo0e-
9rigooe.@ General IS. S. @oug6n
bon ser Girainier Drills, Moridaa
ser oriiten 9rigooc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-11
3wci fuiidJr Sllurmte.

Gum 5mcitcn W3ole inncrbol6 pe-
niger N}onote Bat Grl@ouperneiir
Srouf9rowu inn v9utd Sea 9fooul,"
Nlr. 3t4, 9toro.GborIesitroBe, eiucn
@rono irrtbiiuIiber @eiie bernu.
tbct. Gr telepbonirte on Die uiittlere
9soli5eiitotion mel6e oie 6euerpebr
tenuhribtiete. Gie Ntouniboiten
fonocu ieood nidts 9(nOeres ais aus
Dem S6ornItein fonlmenoen 9foud.
Gineu onoeren 9lorn foIgte sic
Seuerwcbr ebcnfoas imn0tbiger
Sgeiie, ais iie nod Dem Souie bon
SSobn 81. @unfs, glr. 226, 8eit.
9rottitroBe, gerufen muroe. 9(ud
sort fonoen iie oen Better Dor, ser
frieolib in ieinem &iidenberOe Seuer
ma1te. Sin @oiiunt lieB iiA ourd
sen 9loiid tduiden uno olormirte
oornuf Die 6euermebr.