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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
Ginc sm fartc 2OuamitlaOnna.

Iird cine SIT itarfe Gpnamitla-
0lmg ole bel Den 9Ib6rlharbeiten
an Der alten u1arIeQ Earf-9rdue.
ret an Der Sarioro.9lOe, beniibt
maro. wur0e geitern @lorgen gan5
9}orooii-9altinore IN Shredeu aes
jaat. Die 9eiuobner in Scr 9lodbar-
i6oit Der 9rauerei lprongcn ous i6-
rem @duierL in Der gnnobme, OoB
Gin @robetcn I'M 9Injitae ie. Gie
meiiicu 6cniter in Sen Sduiern glr.
2209, NariorO-9iooo, 9lr. 1917
1880 iui0 1905 Garlcps9lpcnuc, ua-
rem 5erbroden Cic IunmnitlaOung
muroc pmtt 5e0n ll6r 5m Grploiion
0ebrodt-
FGHc sur 9iciIc ms SInslanO Ee,
iurat s. 9laine, glr, Alb, Cf-Sulti.
nore-Str., Habe GnitOm 'SUHic gIDs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
Mod fcinc Spur Oun slmus.

9(iif oaen @abnb0fen uno on oen
Oompfcr- @erften bieltcn gcltern @e
beilnpoli6iiten llnic6ou nod 6. g8.
g(mos, Dem Glerf ser nglooms Or
pres Go.,~ ser, mie bcreits aitsfiibr-
lidJ in ser @}ontogsnunmer ocS
,DcitiNen Gorrcipon0crlten" beriH.
tct, nit $4,000 fliidtig geluoroeu lit.
Die Holi5ei alallbt Dob glmos bon
icincr Shwcitcr, 8rou 9lnnie 8.
Suoler BON Slportbmore, 9Sav BE-
glcitet wiro. 9(m Sonntag iou Oas
9'oar in eincm 9Mtomobil ourb
Gcntrcoinc W}O. oefobren iein.
9(mos mar fir Die n9loams @rpreB
g." in Cation, @t0, t6dtig, ais er
init Dem @cloe, welhcS fir Die Sea
tionolbonf in &biloOelpbio beItinnt
nan om leBten Gonucritag Der
iAmono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
8ailcr 9SramS SOirpO's
3nltanO angcbIi3
tritii9.

gonOOm 25. Slnsnf. Sine
Gcpcidlc uOu SOpcu6necu an Die Gg.
djansc Sclearup0 GUmpanp nutcr
Ocm 2otnm OOm "a. SInanit iast;
nSicr Gcntc ciuoclanfencu Sclc-
ornmmcn 5mfOloc, bat iidJ Der 3n-
itauO OcS aaiiers 6rau5 SOiep6 Oun
Ccitcrrccid ic6r Ocridlimmcrt. sein
500 it mr nod cine GSrasc pun
GmnScn.4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
lSH6lllnftcg glcLraacn 6rlIr0ft.

99cil er Der Sroit Scuuie @aer.
non 9r. %, Siio-6ia6sStraBc, cine
toote Gobe IN Die @iide gclporicl
bate, mar gciieru 9laNmittog ga
nuicI Soifnan scr Sitter Ger @i96-
StroBeu Spnu9oge, olirb GiHter
Smith in Der 6Iiliben @oIi5ei- Sta-
tiou nit ciner @clOltrafe BON So umo
Soften belegt 0ie aldaertn imo
Ser @efloQtc iinO ihou ieit longer
3cit nit euonoer auf oem &riegS
htB. 5rau 9aer lurroe i'm 9lpril
OieIcs Sobrcs nit $40 nnO Soften be-
trait, neil lie einige 6eniter IN Der
Spnagoge eingcporfen bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
Qlnn nrr Nihc iiderindItidt.

Ger 42 Sobre alte EBiIip WlnrpbD
BON 9}r. 947, g9eit yeriugt0n- -Stry
Der inn Saienmeiiters Gepdrteileut
ongciiclt lit muroe deittrn st6enO
oui Dem &ier 9lr 7 an Der &reii.
Oent StroBc BON eincm SibiDlag
6eiaIlen. ST wurOe nit Der 9ln6u.
lan5 oeS oillit6ca 1iitrittS nod Dem
ct. Noiepbs.NopitoI Ae0rodtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
eicf NIT anfaeI@littcmgande OaOuu.

Sci eiucm aonpfe inter 9le5ern
nurOcn gclteru 9lodnittog oie Sc
ger Gl0oc 6ormon 27 $abre alt,
bon Slr. 5, S8clt DorfitroBe, itn0
@6arlqs gSoi6inoton bon Der elei-
den 9(Orciic, ihwcr Derlest. Oh
mobl 5oremnn beinobc Scr 2eib nit
cincm W1cler aifeeicblitt mar, ent-
wi@ er nob ieincr @erbrinoun9 in
0as ~llniperiitots- -Solpital" wieoer
un0 fonnte crit ip6tcr BON ser A5oli-
5ci ipieOcr 5uriid oebroht weroen.
Gr licot III Den lebtcn 3iigen Der
glcgcr Nenrp SSecmS, Scr ungeblic6
icinc bcioen &uilegenoiien 10 libel 5ll-
geri6tet bot, fonnte bis icBt nod
nidt ucrHoitct meroen. 9iihter &orb
bcoob ii6 8u 5Ormon in Oos Soipi-
tai mo nobm 0ic 9lusiogcn ocS Stcr.
bcn0en cittqcgcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
gsiM $4,000 sdmersemsacIO.

Sym Common 9leos-@ @eribt iprrOc
gcitern Ole biciiec Stro6eu6oDn- @c.
icQiNoft BON Srn. Siioor @liacr auf
5hooeueriab bon $4,000 pcrfIagt.
ST.. WdGer uacbte our6 iciuea
&et6tsompolt oeltcno OaB an 3.
SSyrli feline S0bne Wlor uno 9enju.
min bon einen 6traBen6obn-gSog
Qon ongefabren morOen ieien. @}or
@tiacr ion an Den 6oIgcn ocs I'm
ioas ocitorbet mo @cnjamin @Iil.
Ier crbeblidl perlebt iporoen iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
Seine edanfliccu5 in Ccfu0r.

eiue 9Setition bat sic @eiellidoft
sur @crbiitlng ocs Soiters bel Der
S6onfliceu8 eingereicbt, IN
mclAcr Die @ctitiouiitcn eriudcn
ooB Dem 9feitoiuotclr $obu E. Gar
como BON gIr. 1921-1923, Orleans
5troBc, sic SMonflicen5 cnt5ogcn
miro. ST. Sobn 8. Gornell Ser 9(n-
ipolt ser @eicIlihoft, 6e1ouptct oaB
Garcaio in 9ir. 1920, Goiteru 9lUe,
IN @oltimore-Gount0, eiuc SSirtbs
icboft fiibrte imo Dab ibnl sic Goln.
i0 9e6oroeu ip0ter oie Shonfliccn5
cnt8oeeu. Srob ocs Yroteitcs Scr
n2oro's 0o0 9laionce~ erbielt Gar.
cnu0 om 30. &lni oic Sicen3 fiir icin
icbiges Sofol. 0ic &ctition bdlt oic
56onfliceu5 9cborOe ltntcr 9cro
tblna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

N1itbiir0eri Oeutiher S5erflmit III
9erii6ruua. Sic leien mas slmeri.
taner, sic Oriibeu aeweieu iino mO
iicb i'm alten &aterlanoc nniaeie6eu
6aben, beribteu nno in ben lebtcn
3abren 6eionoers babeu Tie bon qlmc.
rifanern 70 nieI C5itcs nnO Shoncs
ii6er Ceutihlnuo mo ooS oeutlde
SoIf 9c6ort 0aB lie enolidl miiicn
iolltcn, pie man oas belltige Eeutidl.
lauo cin1liicbdben bat. Nor glucm
muB man OoS BON Der onleritaniiden
Rrenc uerIangen Sir ibr Gerbal.
ten gic6t cs gar feiuen NilocringS.
grllnO. Sie bate miiien nliiiicn, 0oB
eS in Der oan5uu s9elt feiu gait.
ireunoidoitliAereS &olt aicbt ais
oas oeuticbe, imo Dab oic 9lnacbori.
gen feines Sau0eS in Geifidlano lie.
Der geieben per0en ais Die 9Imcrita.
Hcr. Gc9balb tonntc eS audi niht
einen 9lu8enblid 5lpeiielbait icin, Dab
Die Sonooner MlelouHgen iiber ida,
bige 8ebonolirng ser oirb oie frieae.
ridden Greieniiie in 1eutidlou0 ieit.
gcbaltenen 9lmeritaner iidb ais blantc
@riinolng erlueiieil miirOen.
Neute uciB man es in Der gnu3eu
@elt, oaB oos oeiitidc @olf iid lei.
ner omeritaniihen @dite init ousNc.
indter Sic6enspiirOigteit aitacnont.
men Bat imO bemii6t lit, lie Die I'm.
uermeiolHcn lInbeQncullidlteiien ID.
rcr Gage nod Nloglihfeit ueraciicn
5ls MAIDEN. Die ameritauiIde 4rciic
giebt ons and Sii, aber ooOurd wcr.
oen Die friibcren Sebartifcl nidt it'll.
gcidre6en Die &erleumoungcn im0
Shmdbungen nidt lmgeihe6en gc.
madt ghuaS miro and IN oicicm
Sale bdngen bleben. Ios amcrifa.
nii6c @ubIitum lit lugGncin en-.
pf0ugIic6 iiir critic @in0riidc. @cn
iali1en &oriteIliIngeu ole eS ii6 alf
@runo ioliher Meloungen gcbiloet
6at, madt es lid mir ie6r idwer mie.
Der frei nno nod nad ,Sabrcn miro
cS IN uierem 2anoe gar mnnhc
Scltc gcbcn, Die pom oen Suiultcu "a.
50blen. Ocneu glmeritaner 81 @eginn
oeS groBcu europaiicbeu Grieaes IN
Berlin ino anoeren oelitihen Stdo.
ten misgciett mareu. Iesbolb iollte
Die amcrifaniide @reiic lib Die Ola.
mage, Die lie lid non Der DcrlogcueH
Sonooncr 9erihterltattuug bat berei.
ten laiien 3lr Wornlmg 0ienen lai.
len mo Teutidlan0 uno 0cn bent.
idlen GoIfe wcnigltens i'm Stillen 0as
iblucre llnrebt abbittclt oos lie 10.
ucu Ourh &er6reitulg Der uon 9on
Don aus8ebcnOen ifanoaloicn ge.
idlloignnaeu 5laeiii9t bat, llnier
Celdibt6Mn abcr mag aus 0icicm
Sale lernen no eS gegenlpdrtig Die
@ubrbeit uno no oie Giiae 3u hidlcn
bat. Die OciltiAe Rrelie oes 0onoes
bat BON glnfang an eegen Die Con.
Ooner glieOertrdhtigteitcu proteitirt
uno ooS oeutIhe &olf gegcn sic 9e.
ibuloigung. es ucrlebe oen 9lmerita.
nern gegeniiber Die einfohlten 4Silih
ten ser @aitirennoiboft IN Sdnb ge.
noniman llno tic Bat redt 0aron ge.
tban. Uie glnerifoner ielbit Sic 3ur
SeiIureiie riiiten 6aben oos SiiaeH,
gewebe 5erriiien, mo oas ocltihe
Golf hit gldn5eno gerehtiertigt 1o
miro i'm meiteren &erlouie oes Strie.
ges nod manhes Siigenaelucbc ser
riTen mcrOen lln0 Die 0eiItidl anne.
ritaniiHe Yrciie miro oaiiir ioracb
oaB in oieier 8e5iebuno ariInolihe
9lrbeit getban miro llnier 1elti5
t6rmi bari iib oorauf perlaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

Ger @oiiiitben SETTING lpirO &C..
idriebcn: SSA abr in Der eleftris
idcn, 9ir ihrdg gegeniiber ioB ene
elcqant geacioetc Gome Ga BETTE.
aeu All ciner &altciteQe tur5 Dnter.
einanOcr Gin Siii3icr mo ein @'onn
i'm 9lr6eiteron5uo oen @oaeu umo
nabmcu 5u beioen Scitcn Der Ganc
BluB llnpiafiirlib riidte oieie ein
flcin wcniQ bon Dem glrbeiter tort
0em Sffi3ier etmoS ndber. Gs mar
nabeNt iumerflid Sd ober lo1
eS im0 e6enio mtA cin slionu ants
Dem @olfe, ser iuit gerooe Der Gomc
qe0cuI6er fab, lhio ais oieier es
wa6rno6n plabte er beroils nit ben
@ortcn: nSa. Treileinden llif ieoe
5eite eincit 9cituant f0nnen &c NIB
int perlanaen iOr hmpi9e 5e9n
&ietn'iel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

nc ASoli5ei murOe 0cltern pom bcl.
9iiGeu Gonhll ielep6oniic6 erilht
Den glufeut6oItSort oes G6orle5
Drumming 81 ernlitteln DER Dor Ell
liheH Eogeu nit ieiner 6rau mO
Gohtcr BON 9cIgcu bier angeIangt
iit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
gIns Ocuti6eu SScrciucu.

u@crnania Gouclo0c" Der u@epto-
iop9cu~ oerle6t i66ne ShnOeu
inn SSeileuO %orf, ltlter6al-
ting IN Siiae un0 6iiQc Gcut-
ic6e ariegerpcreiue riiitcn fiir pa
triotii1e 6eier. 9lnOere Ser
eiuSnaAri6tcn.
Erob ctlic1er Oro6en0cr @etterluol.
fen am 0innnel no6m 0os gcItrige
Eicnic 0cS ,@ernionia-Gonclaocs
9lr 202~ bonn Gcr6eiicrtcu Croen Scr
u&eptaiopbeu4 inn @eiteno &orf ci.
nen treiilictcn @erIoui. Gle 3o6I
scr geiu1cr mar onBeroroentliI
groB, unO 0a fiir llnter6oltung mo
9euirt6ung in nuSreiNeuOer @eiie
geior0t mar, amiiirte iiN 9(lt mn
Simg ouf Oos bette S5err Solis
Sonn 6ielt cine nit groBem @ciiall
oufgcuommcnc patriotiiHe 9lniprodc.
oui welAc ser gemeiniame @eiang
Der n@oNt an N6eiu" ioIgte. Gle
ein8eluen Gonlite'n ieBtcn iib wie
folgt juianmen: 0oupt Gonlite
&oliS Som, %orIibcnocr, SuliiS 6.
93obIcr, gIiiiitci;; Bar Gonlite
Oscar Stol5enbab im0 So6n $50
fonlp Cans Gonlite GborleS
lSo6ler ruo George 9art6el; aegel-
Gomtc @illion Wlortert unO 6rie
Steiner; @lnpion0s Gomite q.
SieonlnO; Giic6en Goulite 6rou
Nlorie Stol5cu6oG, 6rol 9. 9llbcder
un0 6rau 9lnna glbarsfirA; Sis
Creme Gonite 6rali Nlargoret
29o6lcr uno 6rau 6ofomp.
2ebte &orbereititn0en fiir.
&rte8crfclt- it.
Gos gencilltbaitlide Gonlitc 0eS
nGcitiNeu &rieocr6un0es," Oes
,Geiitit6en @lilitGrpcreius" unO oes
nGelti6 9lmcrifoniiHen @}ilitdr.
pereius fir Sic om NPontoa Ocu
81 9ligiit i'm S9eIleno @ort 5u
@mItcn ser OcutiGen 9iotbeu &rcuj-
@cielli@ait itattiil0euoe potriotiihe
6eicr bicIt geItern 9l6eno in 9lr1t6,
9}oro 9Soco StroBe, inter Dem
&oriiB 0eS Scrrn @il6elm SSocr eiuc
SiBlug, in pelNer Die leBteu %or6c-
reihugen fiir Die Scicr octrofien
wurOcn. Gos Set 6e9innt im 3 ll6r
9loC6nttogs nit einenI General
9lppeil ser Orei Gercinc imO Sem
Giamori1 Oerielben in Sen Earf ln'
ter Gorautritt oon @roi. 6elomannS
&orffopeIle lin 6olb 8 llbr 9l6enoS
iinoet elm fitr5er 9lc0coftlS itott
SIR llnter6nltingen oller gIrt fat
oaS Gomite 6eiienS Sorgc getragen
5cb9 Gamcn baben iitb 6ereit cr-
fldrt, bei oer 5eitli@fcit ais 9lot6c
areu5 &rontenpilegerinnen 81 fpn-
greu unO 0ieie peroer 9eitrdge fir
permunoete 0elttide mo oiterreid5i
ide Soloaten iinO fin gSittpen lmo
@aiieu gefdnener SolOatcn cntgcgea
ne6men Sir Die gl6boltug Oes
Seites purOe ser &arf frei 5lr Ser
fiiglng Geite0t olh 6oben 0eridie.
Oenc @roucreicn iid 6ercit ertldrt,
0aS n5t6iae Bier frei 5u liciern ga
Die 3cit bis 5u Der Gcranitaltmg 5ll
flr5 it, INN idriftliHe Ginlaoulgcn
er9e6eu jn laiien, loOeu Die orei &rie-
0erpereinc ollie oeutihen Gerene lpie
ii6er6oupt oaS gan5e Eelltidtblnr
Ser Stoot ami Oieie gSeiie ciu an
ser Icier t6eilSune6men
.@erciniate elmer
Selte 9l6euo un 6ol6 9 ll6r finOet
i'm @ca6oO0 SSnititt cine meitere
W}oiienpro6c ser yg'ereinigtcn Sdn-
qer" luiter 2eitiing 0eS Serrn Sobn
g( &lcin fiir bic Grofinun9sicier Der
5tcruen6onner @ohe i'm Gul0-
Sill.@orf itott, Gie @cnerolpro6c
miro aul fommenOeu Sonntag gldd-
mittaa I'M 6al6 3 llbr in Ser S9aiien-
bale oes 5, 3e9inientS n6ge6alten
merDen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
;Sran cyinfnnner 6eerOiat.

@citcrn N}orgen wuroc bic leBten
Srcitad i'm 6o6en 9Iltcr BON ~ Sab
rem aus 0cm Se6en 0eibicocnc Srml
@omu6 6infnaiicr pom ylr. 1920,
6lcctiiraBc, pripatim auf Oen
Mcitern 6ricO6oic beioeicBt Gic
9}critor6enc wwOe III 9io1elter, gtems
Dorf, aeborcn uno murOe bon i6ren
&ater inn 9llter BON icdS 9lonaten
na9 GcutidlanO genonncno gllS Der
SeBtcre itarb, fc6rte It's ais, i5ipli6e6n
idbrigc nab glmerifa 5liriid lll0 licB
iib in Baltimore nicoer Iic Cabin
0cidieOene miro BON eipcr Ep@ter,
lSral 2ouiic N'oore, 5pci S06nen
So6am uno @iI5cIlH iSiutiaaer,
eiucm gnfel ino iie6eli llralfelu
ii6crlc6i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

@a[onte &6piif. Sunge
Cone; oSerr Coftor, pie III oas
05eieB BON Der gln5iebunasfraft Der
Groe 5u periteben?~ %bbiifcr:
uglln ole Groe iibt iolhe 9In8le'
bungsfroft aus. neil 5ie mli ihr le.
benl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

]ioro Golliuatou 9lpe. N}idb. So
cob, % Sabre alt, 9|r. tlt9, Dit
5apette. StraBe; So6n Is, GrOmau,
%, GrsGou0nficur, 9auraoillc; Sor.
rv 9}orpitd, 2S Sohre alt, 9tr. 414,
oro.@rcter-StroBe; Glor. 9lrn-
iiron0, 20 Sa6re ali, bon &alpburg;
G6. Suoocrmon 80 Sabre alt, 9lr
70L 9iorD-@oD- StraBe; IS. 9rDalL
35 Sabre olt, 9}r. 1874, 9}orO-
N}outioro-9loc.
5cenen an 0er9forO @ap.
StroBe.
9ln ser Gde bon Wop StroBe nmO
9}ort6 2lpenue 6otten ii6 gegeu Z
ll6r mgeid5r 1000 &eriouen angc-
idntuelt ais Die GonOuftcure bon
Oeu 9lgitatoren allfgefor0ert purOen,
i6re @aggons 81 Uerlaiicn. 9Ils ose-
les nidt geido6, no6nen cine 9In-
3o6l DiGnner Sen Sender bon einem
Naggon lmO marien Oeulel6cn N
sen @arten Der oStanOorO 9roue-
rei.~ Su elmer na6en @irt6cboft be.
rict6en cine 9lu5o6l Nldnuer wie lie
Sic GrGbtc Ser @eellihait al Ser
9elair 9fco0 Ourr6idbneioen molltcu.
Die 3eit fiir oen 9Iuiul6r NOR inio.
eru giinitig oepd6lt ais lb Die Don
Ocn Nrouereien beinfebrenoen Pr
Better Oen SpoB nit onie6eu pollteu
II. oaber Sic 0lcnge anbwcllen BAL
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

Dic stroBcnbobn- @eicaidoft, pcl-
'9e BON einiacn ibrcr 9(ngcitcnten IN
SosonntniB geiebt poroen por, Dab
@9ltotorcn oc8 orgoniiirten 9lrbei-
toeribums nit Dem Sample gegen bic
@elelll6oft ernitIicb beginner woIltcn
UenodriGtiote luugcbcuo oen Eolif
oVlnlorlhoQ 9iobcrt 9. Garter. 0ie
OAlolicnoitcu @oriibtsnIoBregcln
r'pllroe1 ooroiif iofort bon Dem go.
'5eu1orl@aIl oetroiieu uuo olc Qis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

S5umer I'm o III d a Tt
@cinrcilenoer (5llr &ithpe oes per
itorbcncu aimoem cincs Whlifers);
,Dorf i6 frogen ipic alt Sbr Scrr
CYcno6l gcporoen iit2" @ittlpe
(troiiriq). ,9hrr picraig Sabre
mas bdttc ser nod leiitcn f0mcnl"
Sseinreiienoer Gin @e0anten)
rg,b ia iuo wcnn nton mn bun'
0crt Tlaldlcn arf's Sobr rccHnctl"
9SdHc sur Slciic ms SInSluuo be-
lurgt 6. Slaiuc, ylr. 413, Gif-Sali;-
mprc.Str. nnAc GMitOm 6OMie gIUe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

Shne1l umgefottefi.
SER 9liieiior 3iaemer iiuo I'M
Gorit" s@os idlou pieocr Ans
@eiinoel ioll iid mr jo Dor mir
niht blidell loiien 0llno q paar
biloiolbere NlaoeI idno babel.
aSdon eut, weroe NAL iclbii biurei.
ten.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
Gin pnt(1.
strakCuOa5u . 9(nSltamO
fcDISci6Iagcu.
Mm0cIteIlte iuOllem lire
Pld6c micbt aitfgcbcm.

%os 8rdiiOcnt s8m. 81. Souic iibcr
bic llrio@cn ocs @orac6cns ioat-
sdlt frcuoc qlaitatorcn fiir
i Oic llllrubcu Ocrontluorilid.
sccncn in pcriaicOcncn stoOt-
tDcilcn. giclc gcr6aftunacn
an Der cdc BON 9}ort3 qlpclutc
unO @a0itroBc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

Sn Der norO0ihiMcn Foli5eiitotion
pur0cn uter 9lnoeren Die 6oloen.
ben eingelieiert So6n 5oriier 80,
SIR 1928, &atterlon Eurt 9lOe
2ouis .Sdeuermam 33, Gar. 1920,
g}oro BRADFORD StraBc; N}ilion
D. N2c@nl, y, 0ir. 1904 Git ga.
io0ctte 9lpeuue; Sorr0 9lnmoJ 81
glr. 1921 6lcet StroBe; @eorge
5deucruaiL 26, 9Ir. 2l05, Sit Ga
fanette glpenue; Sr &oiB, 33, glr.
1925, 9loro 0lontiorO 9lpeuuc;
Seurp 8dulse, H. 9lr. 1925, 9loros
N}ontiorO gDenne &o6n y. aing,
35, g3r. 1908, Gliiton9loenuc.
@corae Soe5ericf 80 Sabre ait,
9lr. 1927 9}oro-@loutioro-glu
@olter Sae3erid, 81 Sabre alt 9lr.
1927, Observation-Disclosures; Soiep5
Soplcvs, % No6re alt, 9lr 1885,
9}oro.@oo. 2troBe Sorrp GurnfaS,
~ Sabre alt, 9lr 240S, Cii-Soii-
man-S StroBc, 6rauf anoon 26 So6.
re alt, Gutom-9luc- mo 9clair-9lo-
g9oltcr Glorf, 39 So6re alt, t717,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

@efGbrlth G gfei8nng.
@naOiae (5u ibrer ltattlideu aohin):
u9ta, glu9nlc miro Sbuen Der tIeinc
biibihe 0uiar and trcit blei0en2"
D@r mIB. pcnn Ct oieniitallalidl
6leibcn lpilll4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

Cine Ntuitermirt6f6oft.
@oiSiroll. nSiuo, brinaen 5ie
mir mnI ans oem 5peiieihrauf Die
8ierilaihc nit Scr 9tuiihriit ,@iiia
gs uuB NinI6ceriaft Oarin iciu
obcr riedcn Sie crit oarau"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

5dlau oNdrum niinmt mir
Der Scrr 9ierOimpfl ncueroinos I'M.
mer Den fleiuen @cperl NIT ms
gSirtbsbous2" uSo. minens. er
meint, Der acllner bemogelt i1u uuo
"a mnB bolt Der 9Seperl sic Bicre
5oblenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

gBan6Iung. 2ebrerip (3ir
c6emaliaeu GoIlegiu) ,GS miB 50.
men bod monHnal ganj ieItiam Dor.
fommcn ooB Sic lest per6ciratbet
iino2@ yDas acbe id 8l. frii6cr
boben mir 10 piele ge6orhen miiiien
mo iebt lulr cinerl"
The Washington herald., 1914-05-20
Absorbs Skin, Chases
YoungAgain

The shock at beholding myself in the
glass after nine long weeks abed, nearly
caused a relapse" writes Emily Colson
in Home Queen. ''The faded face, with its
lines Of illness and worry. seemed twenty
years older. Now, / thought, could not
attend my chum wedding; eleven days
ward
"She herself came to my rescue. She
procured an ounce Of ordinary mercolized
me spread on like cold Cream, washing IL
on next morning. Applied nightly, this
apparently absorbed the withered skin
SO gently experienced no discomfort.
Upon the we6iing morn the pailid COM
plexion had entirely given way to one of
youthful color and loveliness.
And there wasn't a wrinkle. This due
to a wash lotion made by dissolving an
ounce Of powdered saxoiite in a half pint
witch hazel The daily face bath had
dispersed every line"
The Washington herald., 1914-05-20
CONVERTS OF BILLY
and NOT Of Christ
The Rev. Earle Whitley. Addressing
Convention. Predicts Passing
of Evangelists.
GOD WAITING FOR A PROPHET

1.-THE fads and 'isms' Of the present day
are mere phenomena of the worlds strug-
gle toward the truth" declared the Rev.
Earle Wiley, pastor of the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church and president
of the Christian Missionary Alliance Of
Maryland, Delaware and the District, at
last nights session Of the alliance con-
vention at DIR. Wilfiey's church.
DIR. Wiley delivered an address at the
opening session, which is scheduled to
last until tomorrow.
1.-The world is waiting for the coming
of the real church-the spiritual church
and tonight ask you to keep open minds
and eyes for that coming" he continued.
God is waiting for a prophet to guide
us to the truth, and God help us to see
the truth when it comes. for then will be
the greatest regeneration the world has
ever known"
The convention opened yesterday morn
ing with Andrew Gottschall presiding.
The devotional service was led by the
Rev. Robert Saylor, and the Rev. How
ard Peters spoke on Pastoral Evan
gelism." He predicted the passing of
the professional evangelist, and touched
upon the work of BILLY" Sunday, de-
claring that while Sunday made many
he converted them to himself
and not to Christ.
Another interesting talk at the morn
ing session was given by the Rev. ]. L.
Wilmeth, on MY Ideal of a Preacher"
He declared the ideal preacher must be
a leader of men and endear
the people to his cause.
The Rev. G. B. Townsend received high
praise for his paper on The Preacher as
Leader of the Church. The Rev. A. Nc
Lean spoke on The Preacher and the
ery-Member Canvass" while THE
Cause and Cure of Church Factions was
discussed by the Rev. George A. Miller.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-20

ing hands with the captain, George
Cherry and Leo f. Miller. who had ac-
companied him throughout his travels.
he walked down the ladder to the tug
where Mrs. Roosevelt awaited him.
The tug reached Oyster Bay at SIS
O'Clock tonight. Immediately a rowboat,
occupied by the colonel. his son. Archit
and two boatmen. shot around the stern
of the craft and headed for the Roosevelt
estate landing.
Thirty silent men and women awaited
Col Roosevelt. These consisted of a few
neighbors. servants on the Roosevelt es-
tate and newspaper reporters
Welcomed by Daughter.
Limping UP the gangplank behind a
footman who lighted the way with a Lam
tern, Col. Roosevelt first was welcomed
by his daughter, Ethel. and her husband,
DR.. Richard Derby. Mrs. Derby wept as
she put her arms about his neck and
kissed him.
I'm SO glad to be back" said the
colonel, shaking the hands of his SER
wants.
The old servants were weeping for 10y
as the colonel was assisted into the auto
OF Dr. Derby and started for Sycamore
Hill. The few naghbors shouted
"goodby" in the darkness as the auto
mobile whizzed away and in a few min
utes all was silence.
A demonstration, will be held in the
village Of Oyster Bay on Thursday night,
IN honor of the colonel The villagers
had planned to celebrate his return to-
night. but at the request of Mrs Roose.
welt. deferred the affair
The colonel will waste no time in open-
Ing fire on the foreign explorers who
have ridiculed his claims of important
discoveries in the Brazilian wilds. He
had at nrst planned to deliver his open
ing lecture in London, but instead will
give the result of the Brazilian Journey
% the National Geographic Society at
washington ahead Of all others
Next week he will go to Washington
and deliver his first lecture. In this
I Is expected that Col Roosevelt will
answer every criticism of the reports
hat have come from him to the United
states and Furnish unshakeable proofs
,f his discoveries.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-20
PUPILS TO GIVE BENEFIT PLAY.

Pupils Of Chester A. Arthur school are
rehearsing for q benefit production in be-
half Of the public school playground fund.
to be given soon In the auditorium Of
Eastern High School. At least 100 chill
dren win appear in costume. and a
dance of the fairies will be q feature
Of the performance. The play was ar
ranged by Misses Maud Katharine, and
Grace Greenwood. and B. Braxton How
ell. teacher of the sixth grade In Ar
thur School,
The Washington herald., 1914-05-20
PROGRAM AT OPENING
OF AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
WEDNESDAY,, MY 81

pm. band .eonurrt b Msriss Band.
- D. n. formal exercises - -.
Presiding oner- Bishcp Esns cnnston.
Music b. Marine Bard. 80
PTecentor-Pcrry 8. Foster. 4 :. q (
Mnsic-Selected.
Invooaticn- -Bisbcp Alfred Harding. LID. =
Hymn-"Fiith Of Our Ethers fFabesl 3 !.
Addresu-Bishop William Hsxr Nc :
Doweil. Chiczso ~
Musie-eelected- .
Xddre.-B -Bkhsp John williams Hanii-
. ton. o. Boston., -
Pro Dec e P.ih.-sere'sy of the Navy
Daniels.
Raisine the fae. - --fS
The Star spanxled Banner
Addrcs-Secrstary Of State Bryan.
Hymn-"America." 6s = -
Opening Of university b. President VIII
son. .aE 81
DoxoloC.
Music
The Washington herald., 1914-05-20
MUST BE COURTEOUS.

Specifications for bids on the privileges
to-sell guide books in the Washington
National Monument have been issued by
Col. William W. Harts, of the office of
Public Buildings and Grounds, 1729 New
York avenue. The conditions prescribe
that ''the salesman must behave in an
orderly and courteous manner and must
not give the impression that he In a
member of the Official staff Of the monu-
ment and may not call his wares"