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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-05
No Love for Our Flag.

1T will prevent those who love for
ciSn country more than they love Amer
lea from being readmtted into this coun-
Try. It will exclude from this country
that class of citizenship that has not
sufficient love for our flag and institu-
tons to remain here.
ANY person of foreign birth living in
this country who has more love for the
country of his nativity than he has FOR
America would he a very undes irahle
citizen in this country in event the United
States should become involved in war
with foreign country. and should there
be a sufficient number of such class of
people it would prove very emharrass ns
to the United states. The measure is
simply enc in the interest OF peace. better
citizenship, higher patriotism and for the
honor and integrity of our American
government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-05
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following:
Rosser Y. Harris and Isabella d.
Brookman. both of Hicks Store. Va.
George H. Coates and Mamie Ross.
Frederick Minor and Carrie Read
Walter Johnson and Daisy L, Jasper.
Frank t. Antonio and Antoria Car
nielo.
James Thomas and Mary Johns.
Arthur Bigby of Boston, Mass, and
Helen \. Simmons of this city.
Willie +. Allen and Maggie L. McCaully.
both of Richhond. Va.
Thomas Williams and Alice Powell
Raleigh c. STROLLER and Eira A Muir
die. both of Gainesville Va
James Spell4nan and Mamie York
job, Mandara and Angelina AGEilino
Joseph L. Thompson and Marguerite 5.
Estep.
John II. Terrell of Newtown. pa and
Regina Pearson of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-05
Odd Fellows to Go to Pen Mar.

Tomorrow the Odd Fellows will cele-
brate their big interstate reunion at
Pen Mar. where the grand masters of five
jurisdictions will be in attendance and
distinguished speakers will be heard. A
large delegation of Washington Odd Fell
lows will leave Union station at o'clock
in the morning over: the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad for Pen Mar arriving there
at II 30 o'clock. The return trip will be
made at 7::0 in the evening, bringing the
Washington party home by ll::D o'clock
in good time for local stree car conncc-
tionS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-05

with wild flowers of yellow and white
and greens from the nearby woods.
After the ceremony an informal recep-
ton was held, when refreshments were
served.
Mr. and Mrs Wright left trdmore by
a late train with their honeymoon des-
tination unknown to their friends The
bride Wore suit OF wistaria shade
with hat to match. The couple will be
at home after August Is al Cumber-
land, Md.
\ surprise party was given Mr.. and
Mr.. Millard Monroe. in honor of his
twenty-first birthday. Monday evening,
on the lawn Of his home. rs 10Th street
northeast.
Japanese lanterns were strung through
out the yard Games, music and dane
ing We're among the features enjoyed
during the evening. Refreshments were
served at a late hour
Among those attending were Misses
Alma Monroe. Elizabeth. Sophia Mildred.
Alfredo and Ruth Monroe: Violet Penn
and Julia Andre: Mcssrs. Karl and Err
nest Hoffman. Ward Rely. Edwin
Freck. Lawrence Fox and Herbert Dick
and Mr. and Mrs. 7. \. Monroe, Mr..
and Mrs. w E. Monroe AIR and Mrs.
{. T. Roderick, Mr.. and Mrs Edward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tryon. Mr.. Franklin Mon
roe and Masters Charles and Wilfred
Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery \. King
and children are spending a fortnight
at Mount Holly, Va.
Miss Rebecca Herzmark is spending a
few weeks at Whiteford, Md
The marriage Of Miss Kathryn Urau-
hart Donaldson. daughter OF the late
Walter \. and Irene Slosson Donald
son and Lieut.. John X. Baxter. L. :. A..
son of Col. John +. Baxter. L. S. A..
took place yesterday at the residence Of
the brides brother. Capt. James +.
kemper l1th Infantry, at Texas City.
Tex.
Rev Father Kennedy. chaplain Of The
I'D Infantry. otficiated. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baxter will be at home at Texas City
after August u.
Mr. and Mrs Henry j. Finley are
spending the balance of the heated term
al the Chalfonte. Atlantic City Miss
Bliss Finley is visiting in Montana
and Washington her cousins. NesSrs.
Paul and Eugene Milburn. sons Of the
late Judge George r. Milburn formerly
of this city.
Miss Maude Douglass OF 7la Sd street
northwest and Mr. Thomas +. Burch We're
the residence Of Rev. J. IL. sommer
pastor Of Zion Reformed Church. Rev.
Mr. Sommer was the officiating clergy
man.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Burch left for At
iantic city where they are to shortly
meet Mr.. Burchs brother-in-law. Dr.
W. T.. AuShinbaugh of New York To-
Sether they will motor through New
jersey and New York to the Adiron-
dacks. where the greater portion of the
honey moon will be spent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-05
HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.
Two Charged With Stealing Watch
and Chain From Otto Haube.

Charged with stealing 4 watch and
chain from Otto Iaube, Joseph Burch
and Henry Barbee faced Judge Aukam
in Police Court this morning. The watch,
which was valued at $40. was taken
from Haube. it is stated, while he was
in 4 Chinese restaurant buying refresh
ments for the defendants
He told the court that he had nothing
against the two men, and that all he
wanted was his watch, Judge Aukam
held the men for the action of the grand
jury in bonds OF Sl.0Ua.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-05

Alexander Boteler Trenary, 1ifty-siX
wears old. a native of Winchester. Va,
but for the past twenty-four years a resi-
dent of Martinsburg, w Va. died sud-
denly yesterday of heart failure. He
leaves a wife and three children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-05
Intruder Flees From Store.

II. Il. Carroll, 514 18th street north
west, reported to the police he discovered
an unidentified man in his store last night
about 9 O'Clock The intruder escaped
through rear window.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-05
MARRIED.

BURCH-DOTGLAS On "Wednesday August ).
1914, in baltimore. Md. THOMAS Bl RCH
and MAUD r. DOUGLAS Of Washington.
L. Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-05
Local Postal Receipts Increase.

IF the postal receipts are an index to
business conditions. said Postmaster
Praeger today. business here seems TO
be in pretty good condition The receipts
of the Washington office for the month of
July amounted to S144. 13O0s as against
81 1859. 40 for the month of July, 1913, an
increase of So, 6JO3S, or 2o.GO per cent"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-05
DIED.

CARTER. Denartcd this life Tuesday. August 4.
1914. ETHEL CARTER. beloved .auG ter of
Jerry aud G-oigiana StrawtGcrs and wife II
Herman carter. aged ntr-i!rc ypafs
Funeral from her late residence. .aIL2 Florida
a,cnu. northwest. Thursday. August Il. :
O'Clock pm. Intern mt at Harmony Gene cry.
CEuNr ON Monday. August g. 1914. EMMA A.
cRIMP.
Residence her nephew. 10 crt 4. truinp.
oCS " sire, northwest. Relative. and friends
invited. lntei ui.nt III Gienwood e inetcrs. .
MARSHAL.
ms Ladies Tinted Eeaper SOeiety a,G hereby
: ->o'io'A. ~ '"s !. fiNNEY. IRE ld,nl:
MILLER on Tuesday. August 1. 1911. al .:2l
am. MARTHA ADELE beloved ia.r Of
Funeral from Iarru.s' residence. s15 Remedy
street northwest, THURSDAY. August u al
pm Friends and relatives invited 10 attend.
lntcrinent Mount pl!tct c.Incie::. .
MURPHY. On Tuesday. August :. 1914; at i:i3
pm. at G.ors.town university Hospital.
MARY 4. Nj 'Ei'Ill. beloved We Of tAe late
James 7. MURRAY aid loving mot"er o. James
s,s,c an Of s%sn Ki,iian as, r.ars
Funeral from wisr's nr;d ,rtakins raitrs. zso
stree; northwest. On Ilufdiy, August q. az
pm. Burial AT Abingdon national cslhcief!
Friends invited. fcruloni Kansas AID ltass
papers please COPY
nm nj her home .,,ls Diamond street. I'M
adephia Pa. SARAH T.. wife OF Bis'iop b.
r. TANNER.
wEITTEMORE. on TUESDAY. august :; MI, HI.
A. tie hon" ,s, q his. ls d M, Pheasant stres.
JOHN. OTIS MIIITrEMOKE, Ia Us eighty
fourth year. q, g.,
iniern.ent. on Friday, August :. Boston "a
ltrs please COPY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-05

Miss Margaret Wilson has returned to
the White House from her recent visit to
Mount Pocono, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-05
MARSHAL.


The LADIES' United Reaper Society hereby
notified of the death az Mrs. MAEl MARSHAL,
al Norfolk. Va. Jniy 49, l3i
v. TiNNEY. IRE idrni.
4, LEpSnN S.rrc.arv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-05

with wild flowers of yellow and white
and greens from the nearby woods.
After the ceremony an informal recep-
ton was held. when refreshments were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-05

After short trip to New York the Sec
rotary of the Treasury and Mrs. McAdoo
are again in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-05

Mrs. Richard II. Townsend gave a din
ner party at her villa at Newport Il. j.,
last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-05

Mr. and Mrs Montgomery \. King
and children spending a fortnight
at Mount Holly, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-05

Col. and Mrs. Downey, with their
sons. Fairfax and Faber Downey, are
spending August with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fairfax s. Iandstreet at Newport. Mr..
Stuart Landstreet has also Joined them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-05

CRl MP.
Funeral Thursday. August q, AZ pm. from the
Residence OF her nephew. 10 'crt l.. trinp.
JGS " stree n"rthw9Si Relative. and friends
invited. lntei u-nt ut Glenwovd { metcrs. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-05

Chief among yesterdays events at
Newport was a luncheon at Crossways,
given by Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish for Mrs.
Henry S. Redmond. The table bore long
pink asters The other guests were Mr..
and Mrs. J. Stewart Barney. Mr. and
Mrs. r. Horace Gallatin. DIR. and Mrs.
Robert Tunstall Taylor. Mrs. William +.
Dodge. Mrs. George +. Baker. jr.. Miss
Lota Robinson. Miss Janet Fish. Baron
Won Sedlitz of the German embassy.
Count Raoul dAdhemar. Portuguese
minister Baron Won Rothen. and Messrs.
Edmund ]. Curley. I'd. Herbert c. Pell..
jr.. Robert Sedgwick, jr., and Gerald
May and Mr. Fish.
Mrs. ]. w. Blake. Miss Frances Blake
and Miss Neenah Laub are at Harbor
View. East Gloucester. Mass.
Mrs. Willard F. Thompson and her
daughter Lois are at Eagles Mere Park.
Pa.
A very pretty wedding was solem-
n;zed Monday evening. when Miss Mary
Florence Bright of Washington and Mr..
Arthur Wright of Cumberland, Md,
We're united in marriage at the home
Of the brides sister-ln-laW. Mrs. y. NJ.
Bright, at Ardmore. Nd. Rev. Howard
England OBLIGATED.
The bride wore gown of white
shadow lace with pearl trimming.
draped and caught each side with
ivory silk tasSels. which were worn
by her mother on her wedding day. \
veil of white tulle was draped from a
cap of tulle and orange blossoms and
La shower bouquet of bridal roses and
lilies of the valley was carried.
The bride was attended by her two
nieces the Misses Dorothy and Violet
Bright. who were gowned in white and
wore girdles of old gold messaline and
caps of lowered gold chiffon. They
carried large bouquets of marguerites.
The groom was attended by brother
Of the bride. Mr. Thomas A. Bright of
Washington. The bride was given
away by her father. Mr.. James w.
Bright.
Miss Ethel Bergman of BriShtwood,
D. G.. played the wedding march from
Lohengrin. and Thine Own" during
the ceremony.
The house was artistically decorated
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05
8luci aNpturraOIahrst -vernnaIiidt.

S,m 9anfe Oes oeitrigeit Cages er-
eianetcn lid 5wei 3nidmmenitoBa
5miihen aiotorraOio6rerd luo 9lllto-
mobiliiten. 9eioe 9Qotorraoia6rer
tru0cn i@mcr5baite Gerleslngen oa-
BON. Die 9criuigliidtel iino
@curp 6. g9oli bon 9lr 24O5, Dit
6airmouut-9lpcmie, mo
2eon ggcrt6eimer pon gir. 1904,
Farf Sei9bts-9luerue.
&olf ltieB nit Dem 9lutomobil OeS
Or. 9llermoer 2. Sage uon Ger 709,
9lor0-9rooomov, am 9roaoWap, nabe
Greiton- -StrnBc 5ltlammeu. Sein
Sa6rrno plrOe libel 5iIgeri1tet.
@crtbcimcr wllroc IN elmer gou5 dbn-
liHen Goaiiion an Der @urf SeigbtS
glpente uerlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05
Gunscrt i'm 9Scu6uOS.

@ente glaAnittog i'm 1a5 llhr fin.
oct in Der GitS6ue' oeS @cob6op-
Gouierpotoriiums Elm ofientliheSGon.
Sert ser SHiiler pon oerren 9oule,
Ban SuliteDu, 9oAou unO Sri. Sia
itott. 5ll oem foI9enoes %rogromn
5uidmmeugeItelt puroe:
9uomig ban 9cet6open. Sonate
in G.Gur. Gliie @l @oImer (Sirai-
nieM.
aouis 9. soar ~sc6uiudt.
nSternIcin".
G6arlcs ". Go0mou. uG6e @loon
Crops 2olu". Sir Sopran. Goot6
@oriuh (9iep Yorf).
6reocric G6opin, Eolouaiie. SDl.
pio s. pou SeIms (NeroS).
9llton &u6inItciu. Ser 9lSra~.
vGs bIinft ser Gbau", Sir 9llt 81.
9lgues Cunningham (9altinore).
&iboro @oqner, @reislic0 ats
Sic Nleiiteriineer~. Sir Gioline.
slrrougirt BON 9luouit @il6eIrni.
Cecil 9llrleigh. o&olome'en.~ tSrr
NioIiuc. Sio6eao &ouid (9lDooc Ss'
lano).
$. oe SontenoiaeS. nSbiiination"
G6eooore 9roOsfp. nI6ou yIrt
@ne sla.~ Sir Soprou Gli5obetb
". 5pol0iug (@larDlono)
Nlorib llobfomSti. u9iebeSwoI'
SER" Sir @iono. Nlo6el Ni. Sua'
pelu (Obo)
Gorot6p 6oriier u@liiauuop".
G6nrles y, Goomau. ~ @loon.
lig6t Song~
No6ert s. Glorfe. N @oml ol
'9ioies~ Sir Sopralt 9lelie Hc0.
nol0S (%ennpIponio)
Sguoce %oOerepsfi. Eolonoiie in
Q @loior Sir @iono. 5iloo @l
D}orriS (@ir9iuien).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05
Nem lSraGOenteM nuraeIeat

@oibington, A. AuguH. ~
Slmenoemente al oem 9onfocicB,
oie bic @dbrln9sausgabe bis 81 1925
Gro3ent oeS Nopitals iino llcber.
ihuiies Der 9onfen mo Truit.Gou.
poenien III oen 9nnocS 3eicrpe.
Witem geitotten limo beute IN oem
@onie ourhgcgalgcn un0 oent 4rd.
iioenten 5itr llntcrihrift poraeIcgt
mor0en. DoourH ioll elm Wlebrs
umIaif BON elmer Billion crn0e.
I,cht mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05
b %aocrlamO" beridJtct non Oeutihsn
GreiiSern.

9tem Y.ortf4. 9luguit Der
6elgiihe 1ompicr u@aoerlono4 ucn
ser &eO Star 9nie lonate 6cute
uon 9lntluerpen lnO Goper fommeno
bier an. Der Gampicr mar Dor snis
6rld oes &rieges a6gcio6ren, iooaB
Die @oiio8ere leoiglib aenntniB BON
Gem 9otteL uaS i6nen bon anierito.
nilder Seitc olIf orobtloiem @egc
mitget6elt ipuroen mar. Capt @ro
ger erfl6rie, SAB ser 5iiitcu Scle.
arop6iit Dor Spei goaen berid)tet ia.
De- Die oeltiden areBer DRESDEN"
unO oaorlsrube" bei0n0en icb in Der
9t01e uno iprddlen i'm Gooe. Sbr az.
naucr ghlfeut6alt tonute nibt ieitae-
lieIlt peroen, ic0od plroe ongenom.
men, Dab tie lid oitlid oes uNaoer.
lan01 6cfon0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05
gLnf 0cr Nlriir nriturbcn.

On einem 3Rge Der v&eltliden
@lorplanO-@iienbobn" aui Der 6obri
bon @ettusbur9 nod Baltimore III
8eitern Der IA Sobre alte &eorgc
Sh6ier poh 0}r. 42l. 9Ioro.@reene.
StraBe, ploBlh aeitorben Sriu
Scidnom wiroe uoA ieincr @o6minq
iiberNibrt mo Der Coroner 0es mitt,
leren GiiirittS benahrihtgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05
SoidlcnOic6 u6aefaFt.

Sin 9leger, ser ieinen 9lamen ais
@iaian SoneS anga6 piroe geiteru
9lot6niittag BON %oli5iit SurleD IN
ser Serinoton nabe SowarO Strobe
in Dem 9hugeu6lidc pcr1aitct, ais er
iiA init cineiu 6rl Gracc yucoS ous
&ibnlonO, Sa., entriiiencn SauOtdicb
6cn. entbalteno $5.25, ans Dem
5tanbc MAIDEN fpollte. Siidjter SAB
fer ii6crluies i'm 0et @eibuOrcnen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05

aibingtoM 4. gluguii,
Tos ameritoniibe p9iot6c areuj4 De-
ihloB balte 9lbeuo, ieine Siilfe alien
in Oct elropdiihen Aricg ucrmideItcn
yiationen an5ubietcn. Cic Sutcrna.
tionole Siilis 9eborOc miro iid NOR.
gen 5weds 8erotbuna Der notbmenoi.
gen WlaBuo6men pcriammcln glui.
rlIic 6ur @rlangung bon 5onos fiir
bic Siilisarbcit merOen prompt cr-
laiicn wcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05


Gle 91o1ldiie bon Srn u. 2. gl6e1
unO Nlay 9loieuieIo I'M Sgoiienge.
rid)t angemelOet. 9yatrid Nhl.
lin perflogt bic Baltimore. Sbio.
9o6n ouf $4,000 SmaoencrIab
@eitern mur0e i'm @oiiengeridi
5rau 9luuo SdleD gl6eQ sic Geripol.
tling OeS perionliben Nodloiics 0es
oeritor6eneu glruno6 3. 9l6eQ iiber-
trogen. Iie @iirgicboft puroe ali
$3s,50O icitdeiett. 2ieier @ctrog
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gan5eu 0lodloiies oor, iou0crn cut-
ipriht Ieoigli1 Dem perioulidel 9e.
iib OeS Geritor6enen. Ger @ruuO6e.
iis un0 ser gInt6eil am geib ser ga.
mile gebt nibt Ourd Oas g3oienge-
ricGt.
Ga Sr 9l6eQ itar6, o6ne Elm Seita,
ment 81 bintcrlaiien miro Ser 9ieit
naD Oeu 5taots0ceben inter Sen Gr.
ben Oert6ciIt.
gtodlnB BON Srn. 9Roien-
fel0.
Cos Scitament bon Srn Wlor go.
ienfelo. Better ncs n9lem Norf
@lot6iug 0ouie," scr am 1. 9(uguit
in ieiuer @obnlng, Scr. 23l Gutop.
@loce, itor6, lit geitern I'M @oiienae.
ridt eingereidt worOeu. 0auab ioa
Der 9iadloB 5u eleideu SbeiIen al
oie icd6s &inoer OeS @eritor6encn &c.
ben.
9ilI $4,000 2 Gmer5enS.
gcIO.
@ntrid Nlulliu, cin cbemoliger Sci.
ieIor6eiter Der 9oltimore.S6io.9 .9o6r,
fat gegcn sic Giieu6o6n @cicaihoit
cine SHoocneriabflage BON $4,000
inI Common @leos @eritDt cih0e.
reidt. ST nil pdbrenO ser 9lr6cit
cine cr6e6lihe }lugenuerleeung Iih
5ltgcjogen 1a6on
2 OH gSetten nngenommen
6a6en
Sobn @rneit Gounit alias Sad
Goluning, bon g}r 22l, ct. @oulitr,
purOe geitern BON Oen @roBgeihwo-
rcnen III 9lnflo9e5iiItouO oerieBt, neil
er nnt %. Suli onge6lid bon 6rau
@alter Z. Goigt, Der Satin Oes
3obnor5tes Or. &oigt BON gir. 27O0,
Gpergreen Cerracc, So sur @erinitte-
luug BON 0fcnnwetten oneenommen
6oben ioIl Cownin ioa nit enicnl
nidt eingetraoeuen Eelep1on gear.
6eitet boben uno IN 6ieii9en Sport
freiien cine befannte %erionlidteit
ieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05
SSum 9SOlisiIt amsclGoiicu.

Sin 9}eger, Ger ieinen Nomen ais
6rancis SSobnion oneo6, beiinoet lidy
aur 8cit I'M y5rantlin Square So.
ipitoI nodoem er eeitern @foreen
gc9en 2 llbr bon Dem &oli5iitcn s..
2onuatcpib bonn iiioweitlihcn Di'
itrifte bel oeni Geriu6e, Siibncr 81
iicbIcu iiberrolht ln0 oif Scr
6Iuht in Oas 9cin aeiboiien worocn
mar. 0ic SSiuoe 1T feincswegs &c.
fdbrlid. Der @oIi8iit crfldrtc niht
beobiicbtiot 8u boben Den 9lcger 5lI
trefien ionoern i'm nur an Dopon.
loufen perbinoern geipolIt 5u bobcn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05

SiiO Baltimore @ei6ditslclte-Scre
imtcrnimut icinc id5rlihe Grflir-
iiou na6 Ocean Gitp. @utc
G6eilna5mc unO iciucS 9tniiic-
mcnt. 3eit 5um 9aO 5lr fltr5
bemeilen.
Wci frilbem .Q1pr9cngrauen ocrlleB
geliern Ger ,SiiO Baltimore @e-
lNditslclltcs@crcin~ olf Dem Gam
pier oGom6riOge" an @ier 9Sr. 8 an
Der 9ig6t-StroBc, bic 5ta0t, nm ci-
men angcue6mcn GAG inn 6rcien 81
Dcrlc6cn. Ger gcitinnungsort war
Ocean GitD lmO Oie 9Gitglicocr ma.
rem 3a6lrei1 criAicucn. Gic 5a6rt
auf ser 9ap bis ua@ Claiborne mar
cine 6crrlide. Ger 9ontpier 0Iitt
maieitdtilc6 ln0 ru6ig Ollr1 sic %el-
len, unO bic ghiSiliiglcr 9enoiieu Die
berrli1e M}orgcnhlit in pollen Biz
0cn. Claiborne lullroe gegen 10 ll6r
credit, unO BON sort brohte Elm Gr-
tra5pg oer %emNmanin Giicnbo6n-
@eieQidoit oic S6cilnebnler nad
Ocean Gitp, NO Der 3ug fltr5 naA -
llbr W}ittogs cintroi. @emcrftc man
pG6reno Scr Ga6rt ami Dem 0ampfer
nicbt piel Sl1ti9teit 10 diIBerte li1
Dies raid, ais 0leib nod Der 2l6ia6rt
Oes 3u9es init Dem &ertbeilen Don
.SouoenirS begomcu purOe Dir
&inocr muroen nit SiiBigteitcn mo
Spiclioben beOaMt m05reuO oic Ia-
men anBer Oicien @eiNenfen oud
nod Scifc, SHrci6materialien Erinf.
6eher, GGc1er iu1O pieleS 9lnoere me6r
crbielteu. 9ln1 sic Niduncr famcn
nidJt 5n filr5, inOem lie nit GigarrclL
9loa4to6af StreiH60l5erl 9iaiier.
iciie, etc., rei1db bciMenft lpur0en,
Dies braMte StinWn9 inter Oie
@eIeQi6aft imO Die Sabrt bis Ocean
GitD ucrlici in scr irobIibitcu @ciie,
9}ab Scr Nlnflmit am N5eal bcgobcn
iicb bic N}eiiien na1 Ocm 9Itlantic So
tel, no oos D}ittogeiien eingenomnen
murOe. 2eiOer enti1loiien iib nibt
Gielc, ein Sal5maiierbaO 81 ne6melL
ga Scr Grtra5ug bcrcits lin 3 ll6r so
Oic 9liidiobrt mieOer antrat. Sin
GROCER l6eil Der glusfliiglcr fcbrte
ni1t no6 Baltimore 5lriid, lonoern
blieb in Ocean @itp, lin BORT einige
Gage 5u perbrin9en. Ter oGams
bridge" 6olte sic 3iriidfebrenocn IN
Claiborne wieOer ab lno 6radte Ole
Iclbeu gegen fl llbr gcltern Slbeno
naG ser StoOt 5rriict 6rdulein 6.
@urIt mterbielt Die 9luSiliigler wo3-
reno ser 8o6rt mli 0cm Dampter
Dlr6 %iono -&ortrdSc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05

@oibingtom a. glugillt.
Gin @eieb puroe bellte bon Dem 9lc.
prdientonten @liiiiiiippis, Sarriy
lon eineerciht oem8ufoIec idnmt.
Iidc glusldnoer pelde Oos 2ono
Uerloiien um ait eincm frcmOcn
0rieee Sbeil 81 ncbmen BON Der
SSicocr8ulaiiune III oie &ereiniatcn
siooten ausgeihIoiicn meroen fol-.
lln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05
Ta6nOct na6 ange6lideH SraHO
itiftern.

Die Roli5ei Oes noro6itliAen Ti-
itrifts fabnOct nadb augeGlihen
@ranoitiitern in &erbinoln9 nit Dem
6euer, Oas geitert Oen 3aun in Den
SoGlNern BON Srou 9llerdnoer 9ropn,
gtr. 1t21 0lt.9tortb 9lOcmc, mo
Serrn Charles Wionm 9tr. 1928, Dit
gtortb-9lueme, 5erit0rte. glnge6lib
iolIen Ebeilc Der lln50ummg nit
NetroIeIlm 0lIrAtrGntt delueien fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05
Nun gllOturraO M6erfa6ren.

Sran 9iQie Garter, SO So6rc alt,
BON 9}r 2916, 9eruaro.StraBe, mur-
oe ociteru 9laHmitta9 bon einem Nlo-
or-3weiroO oes Srn, 0erbert s.
9n0lc0, Der an Ser @dc Don @arri-
ion-9lpeime mo Nowt6orne.Goao
mo6nt, ii6eria6ren. Sie crlitt Ser
lcbun9eL oic cS not6wcnOig mahten,
OuB iic in enem 2Iuto nod Oenl Ct
9ufos SoipitaI gebradt weroen
muBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05
gINs 6en bInnrn Ncratn AMID.

@err 9luglIIt H00er un0 @attit
tebrten am @lontao noh einem glui.
cnt6oIt BON unbc6i iehs @oheu
in oen blauen 9crgen geiuno uno
mobl nnM Baltimore 5irud nn0
t9eilten init, ooB Der 9(ifent6alt in
oen @lorpl1noer Bergen oieies Sohr
6elonoeus angenebm 9epeieil ici.
glei ibrer glbrciic BON oort trnicn lie
&aitor @onl @icnono, Der lid IN
Trou &ie0cl's Cottage bei Blue
9Sioee fir einiee sSohen eiuoemie.
tbct bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05
gImerienn @rnnerci ..splnce.u

Seoermonn ipridt iiber ous feline
&opfen.g(romo uno oen reihen
Mtol5ge6olt inn nSoloce. " go Elm
feincs 9ier perIonet miro, erfiiut
oSoIoce@ sic 9eoingiinecn @ro6e.
fiitc $t.0O. @rouerei @oriorOf
g(penue, W}onlnelt. ltno &illenStr,
Eel. 6. & 93. @lf @ernon 1853.
(9fagN g(n5eige.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-05
eeracnnt 1nfollio acidloiicn.

Scracant 2onis ltriprud idoB iib
9eiicrt 9lbeno bei'm @einigen ieiues
OicnltreuoIuers 3liollig ourdl oie
oono luno nniBte iisb IN ar3ildle 9e.
9Qnollna bcgebel