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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22
GmrOpaiIbe 9a abelberidDte
9lmerifouiider diplomat
ubcnimmt iiM.n

slmerifoniider DipIomot
o6cnimmt lid"
Gbriitionio, 81. Sui. Gin
eriieS 9enconire trua iid bier ges
tern ali 9orO ser amcrifauiAeu
Ionpiiad6t ugouIine@ 5miihei Nrn.
8ranfliu 30. @mt6er SEM Sefrct6r
Ser amcrifoniic6cn. @eianOtidQft lmO
Dem Safenmeiiter SIT. Ger Strcit
entitan0 III Solge ocS |erlangcnS oes
Sofenmciiiers, OoB sic ,&aulue"
i6ren glnferplob perlcge. neil tie Den
&las beiebt 6ieit, Der fir Oie ,Saht
nAReteor" ocS oeniicben &aiierS uuo
onoere ansldnoiide 9leunjadten ".
icrpirt lpor
Nr @unt6cr proteitrte in errcater
@eiic ecgeu Oic SrOrcs OeS Soien
meiiterS umo idlug blieBlid Dem
9eamten Die @iiibc bonn 3opie
Ger @orfoI 6ot bier reoe Iisfli.
lion berporgeruien.
SnternotionoIcr Guhuri.
ittiher GongreB
2ouroeS. 6ranfreih. a Siili
3c6n GarOindle. inter oieieu aurs
oinal 6arlep BON glem Nort iolpie
2C0 Gr56idoic nno @iidoie aus al
len E6eileu Der @clt merOen Dem
SSnteruotionoIen Gudnriiiiiben Gon.
areB bciuo6nen ser morgcn bier er.
ofinct pcr0cn lpir0 unO bis 5rm 26.
OS Nlts. oalert.
Ter@oniercn5 miro IN 0iclcmSa6re
6cionOerc 9e0entung beigeIegt. niht
ollein neil eS Oie critic III Sranfreih
ieit ser lrcnnung bon Stoot mo
Stride III ionocrn oucb neil aleih3e.
tig ser % NSobrestng Der 05riIn0unq
Der peltueiteu @emcauud 6eaonacu
miro. Ger critic GongreB ianO i'm
Sabre 1889 III QiIlc itott.
Ger @opit miro ourd aar0inal
@ranito ii @elnonte @ennoro Der.
trcten iein Der IN Ben 5ibuuaeu pra.
iioiren miro
SScoen Sag peroeu Situnaeu scr
6eridieoenen Sefiioneu itottiiuoen.
imter oeneu oie 6eOeutenonen oie
omcritoniihe, irou3oiiide. oeptidc
britiide itoIieniite. oitreidiihe, csc.
diide, iponiide, polniide uno inaa
ride iinO,
Cine aIlgcmeine Gcriommllng al.
lcr EcIcgotioncn miro am 25. IS.
NltS. ltattimOeL I'M sic @cihliiiie
Der ueribieoencn Gonite'n IN Grpd.
alulg 81 5iebcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22

&oOD %ctto BON Sii0 3. StroBc,
@i06Ionotown 6efin0ct iid i'm st.
Soicpbs @oipitoI" wieoer nuf Dem
SSege ser @eiierimg. @eitern tonutc
CT i6on cincn Spu8icrgong I'M @or.
ten OeS &ronfen6ouies nohcn @c.
fonntli6 bat Ct 2auounun lno ga
rcgoric ongeblicb ans 2cbcnSiibcr.
orllB gcnoinmen rn0 ipnroc beiin-
nungsIos ouf eincr 9oultcae in
@igblonOtomn oufgeiunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22
Seine llc6crItiir,,,uo

Hant 0cm YrOaromm Ser 9OIiaci-
nc9orOe I! miro Ole erncuntnq Oes
&oli6eimoriballs lmo 0os S,,rfs.
NoIi5eimari4oIIS crit am /. gIuo,tit
eriolgell. Gomniiiar g3iIes 6co6.
iiGti9t, in Oen eritcn Goqcn oes nGcb.
Iin Monots feline nonotlihc sSpr;er.
reiie nod Eortsmoutb, g3.-S., o,all.
treten lnO wiinidt ooB sic @rnen.
nmaeu Dor iciner 9(brcile oemoht
Meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22
(9aprrnnIu. .Nannrrn rrafinrl

Gbicn0o, 81 Suli @citern
lit bier Der z So6res-GonareB Ser
Esperanto 9Iliociotion oi 9lortb
glmerira" croiinet por6cn. Cine be-
lonoerS criu66nenSwertbc 9|ummcr
oes 4roaramms lit oie 9luiiiibrno
pou icdS Sccucu Ger Cper .&Dgma.
lion unO 05alat6ca0 in Scr Esperanto
Sprahc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22
@as-GgpIOiiOu

NyWN~ ~OdPtnl tUNt
JiiNteie in Ger @o6nln9 bon &ru
Qoniel @orOou cr6cblideu 9do-
0cu an. 55raa @oroou uno oie
8mciid6riae @1ilorco crleiocu Gu.
6e6IiMe 9rouomunoen. @|ote.
rioIi9oocu ioQ ouac6Iib $50 be-
trdgen.
Sn Dem Souie bon Srn. Sermonu
Spnon 9lr. S22, g3oro-@op.StroBe,
in Dem Die 6omilic BON Sru. Ianiel
@orOon mo6nt ereiguete ii6 geitern
cine Grploiion, bel ser 5rou
Nlinuie @oroOn eiucn crnIteu Sdred
nO aiIBer0em mie i6r 3ueiid6rigeS
9abD lRil0reo oud er6e6li6e 9rauo.
mpnoeu oaoontrug. Serr SDmou
bega6 iicb in Oas ibnl ge60rige Saus
an Der @oD.StroBe, nm sic @oslei-
tung in Nrommg 81 6rin0en. ST
ltiea aub in ocu Seller 6iuo6, nod
Oem cr icine 9lr6cit I'M @B3inlnler fiir
DollcnOet ge6olten bat. 9Ils CT aber
micoer IN ooS GB5immer 5inouifant
tlogte 6ral @oroon iiGcr ouSrrJ.
menoes @aS. I'm MN Sic id5oo6oite
Stelc nd5er in 9luocnic5ciu 81 nc6
men liie9 &err &pmou olli cine Sci
ter ltnO 5iilOete elm Strei66ol5 an.
Sn g'u ldlpBcn Die Slummcn bis an
oie Ncde un0 fiiQtcn Sen QalBeu
&anm Son Scr S5ibe iielen er6c6.
lbe E0eile ser Gedcn. Stldatur bin
ob lno perIebten 6rau @oroon uuO
oos IN einem &in0crmaqcn lieQen0c
@o6p. SSrau @oroon purOe er6e6liH
an @ciicbt unO SGn0en per6ronnt
mo OoS 9o60 er6iclt @erlebunQe1
am aan5en &0rper. 0ie Grploiion
mar 10 itarf 0oB iGntntli6e @or5el.
laniodcn i'm 3immer 81 9oocu fic.
len mo icl6it i'm 9le6en5mmcr Elm
@ebirrbrctt 6ina6geriien wurOe
mo enc 9ln5obl Seller nnO Ealicn
5erbraden Die @erlebtcn 6cin0en
liH in 6r5tlic9er @c6anOunq in ibrer
@o6ning. Scrr @or0on i6dbt al
1eolid) Den nngcric6tctcn @otcriol.
lduocn olf $50.
So brlaiii0c gtutomo6il-
obrcr.
9lidter g}icoa in @opanS Ocrir-
tbeiltc gcltern Ocu 9}effcu ocS pcritor.
bcncn eioupernclrS 2ounocs, gGni
9. 2own0es, aus Eomion 5u elmer
Celebrate bon $50 ms Soften lmO
megcn oR0ebIiGen fo6rldiiigen 9lit-
toniobilIa9rens in angetrufenem3u-
ltonOe. Gr ioQ onge6li6 am Der.
6reitog in @opanS einen
&agcn angefa6ren rno 5erltort 6o-
ben.
Y gtswo9en perungli iidt.
glii sem 500 GIod Ser g2or0-g2ol.
feitroBe brad geitcrn sic 9l1ie zines
GiSpoaens uuO 0eIen Sn6aIt ct.
mn 2E lounen pur0e melt ii6er
Oic 0an5e StraBe geitreut. @ei Ser
Scmperotir bon 90 @rao mar es no.
oen GinOern Ser 9}oNbor-
icbaft cine piafommene 9l6fii6llrng,
nnO So6n 6reD bon 9lr. 967 9loro-
SSolieitroBe, ser alitider Ocs Oerun
gIiidtcn @ogcns, touute MIR menig
non Dem Sr6olte micocr rcttcn, Oa
oie lie6c Some iAnel inter ieiner
SoOung aHfr0unlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22
YIms Oem Staato6nreui,r.

~tltp DAN
Burns & 9iuiieIl Company nit i6rcr
@ei9meroe geoen 9lort6ern Sem
trol- imO Sporroms %oint-ga6n
criolarcid. 9etric6S- Commit.
lion ieet @ci6cngc6ii6ren ollf So
felt. II Stootsgeiluo6eitS Be
borOc imteriudt.
Que 9ommiiiiOn fir ofientli6e 9e-
triebc CAB geitern Elm fiir ISra6tOcr-
lenoer ouf Der Baltimore & spar.
roms Foint-9o6n iebr mi6tigcs @ut-
adteu ob. Gaiielbe be3ie6t iib AMI
ole @ei6cngebii6ren auf 0ieier 2i-
ME mo bei6rGnft oieie @ebii6ren iiir
Inoultrielle 3pede auf SO pro g8ag-
gon.
6erner erlieB oie GonlnliIlion cine
Drore, Olr1 ole ole 9ort6crn Gen-
tral- uno Die Baltimore lmO Spar
roms Eoiut-9abn ais Elm ,Sradjliii6-
rer 3n betrodten iinO, lnO wle0er0olta
0ie @eidengebiibrcn-Or0re pom 81.
y'oi 1912 mel1e Oielel6e 9iatc filr
Oas Icrritorilnl ieitleBt, mcldes sic
neridieOenen 9o6nen in einem Ga-
ouIs BON bier oOer fiini W1eiIen BON
Der Siaot0reu5e erreiden.
Sen 9lnlaB 3u ser 9l60a6e Oes @rt-
ohtens SAB cine @el6werOe Der
Burns & 9iuiiell Gompanu, Giaen-
Thinner elmer 3iegelei 81 OuuOalf
1eaen ole glort6ern Central, @6ilo-
Oelpbia, Baltimore lul0 QSol6inq-
tom, Baltimore Il. 5porrops Goint-
ilno llnion-Yabnc Sli Scr @eihwer-
oe miro angegc6en OaB 0ic @urns &
glllleIl @ompanD, trob0em onOere
ga6ncn Die Sroer pom 81. Mai 1912
elnAaIteiigSfjlmIngen murOe, $3.50
pro gSn9eq.'iiIr in0uitriellc N4ei6en.
Aebilbrcn 5u 0c5a6len.
Gie Gompaanie pcrlanate alid 0oR
ole gabn gejpungcn pcrOc, aIlc Be.
5a0ltea @ebiibrcn felt ocm IA. Dloi.
lpelbc0rU @etrag gpou SIS pro @aq-
9on iiberitegeit 3llriid5u6e5o5len,
oie Gomniiiion cntipram a6er oielcm
@erlangcn nic6t.
llnterinbHu9 ser @eiunO-
beitS5uitGn0e in Cor
DIETER County.
Gr. So6n Q. Sutton, ser Scfrctor
Der Staatslciuuo5eitS- 9eboroc. mio
met iih sur 3eit nit Or. 9lusOen
lmO anOeren @eomtcn oeS 9unoes-
geiunO6eiis1Iieni Dem Smoiim
ser @eilnO6eitSucr6Gltnilie in Cor
DIETER Gountp. Gs 6eite6t ange6lic6,
Der @lon, i'm gon5en Staat OieSbe.
5iiglide llnteriu6ungen on3uitcQcn
melde Ben 3med 6obcn ole Oenf6ar
mogliCAen @er6eiierungen in 9e3ng
onI MISUNDERSTANDING oorne6.
men 81 f6nncn. Gic @un0cs6conl.
ten mcrocn Gmpie6lunaen lnodcu
llber Oeren 9luSfii5umg sic Staots.
@enln06eits @c60rOe 0oun cntihci.
0en miro. Gie llntcriu6unacn mer-
Den nod mebrere Nlonate in 9ln.
lpruN ne6mcu imO 0ie Stoots6cbSr.
De miro bis Oort6in in ser 9aQe iein
Terbcliermgen por5lne6nlcn.
Gr. @iIlion $. %eld, Ser Grdii.
bent oer Stoots6e66roc, 6ciinoet iih
our 3eit oui elmer @iiroporciIc. Wenn
er 5lriidtc6rt, miro cr icds mcitcrc
Telnn0beii0 9comte fiir oen Staot
Grhtt "iofort in 9raft
SoriiBrr- -2nir0 BON Der Commit
lion fiir oiientlide 9etrie6e erfldrte
9eliern ooB Die Nr0er ser Commit
l'on, olr4 wcldJc sic g3ort6ern Sen
iralls8a6n Qe5wungeu uiro, sen 8uo,
ger ,]b9it, ,3,8ge lt4r I'M Colbert SoDn-
pol ellllf'Fitndpie6er in Sen ,So6rpIou
ell5uliellen iOiort iuaroft treie, oor-
~ uaSaelest $ Dab Die 9o6n-@eicai6aft
mat Herlfuug gegen sic Gntidei-
1nl'a elnleae. 90 cine iolbc 9cru
nibt befount. ''
= 81 Der sdluei5 aeitOr6en.
Weliern trof hicr %;o On x..rl -,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22
@aNuaan I'M @ei1nnniil

%oItcr GoOogon bon Oar. 1t82.
s @eIt @ratt Strubc, ser onqcbIidc
@torOer ieiuer Satin GliSobef6 Ga.
oo9on wuroc gcitern i'm 9ertiIlpu.
Nurcon bon Dem Sieutenont Goicn
9elncllen uno gleiM oorouf in oos
e5taotacidnaniB cinacIicicrt, Inn Sort
lclnen Fro0eB o65uworten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22

q io6citer &.-Y, 81 &uli
Der Gompier ~Sgarita" bon Der Ga
nonoainia 9afc transportation 60,
welher pielen Sourilien befomt mar,
iit gciieru 9lbenO 81 @oooDile bis
aui oen @aiicrNie9el o6aebrnuut,
Gbcr Die NdnniHait enttom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22
Gnmliel Slnift neltnrhrn

9Scm gorE q. Sui. Scrr
sonncI Spiit, Sdriititeaer lmO
aritifcr iii bclltc nod elmer Opera.
tion Al Sa6rc alt, in circm 6icliacn
@oipilol acltor6cu. Gr mar in 91cp.
arf q. S. ac6orca.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22
Slntiaer Gampf.

3wei italieniiHc Sriioerpdore in nit
item Nanogemen9e ouf Dem Ger
ingtonsMarft. Grit ms &o-
ipitaL Damn 3ur %oli5ci. Sn
5deibcn gei4nittcnc @lcloneu oie
llriadje 0eS Streites.
Cine blutiae Shlodt auf oeni Ser.
in9ton-Marft murOc aeitcrn 9}n6ut-
tag nod qliidli6crpeiie Orr1 raiheS
unO cneraii1es Ginareien 6eeuoet,
e6e iic cincn fritiic6en 9luSGong ,gcs
nommcn bate. @ier SStolieuer, ouf
ie0cr Scitc Gin coles @riiOerpoar,
ginocn ipie sic nerifaniiNcn &f-
bd6nc auieinanoer los mO muBtcn
iamutlid 3weds &erbinorma scr
crlittcncn Mimoen ms llnipcriitdtS
6oipital geibaift uerOen.
Ger Strcit entitono, Oa Soc GaS-
clio bon 91r. 327, &carl- StroBc, Gin
tyruItocrtdufcr, icine gSoiier.@lclo-
ncn in Sbci6en ihnitt lmo OicIc iiir
eincn Sent an 0en sQ}nnn brabtc,
wd6reno icinc Gontlirrenten lire NC
lonen IN imangeibnittcncn 3nitou-
&c perIouitcn. 9(us Dem Streit lpur-
sc raid cin wiiiteS San00cmenoc, IN
melAen nit Eod-Sdmmeru lm0
SGuiten OraligciAlagen wurOc. Die
&crlcbten moren Soc @oscio, Eonu
Gascio non 9tr. 63S, @eitN|ul5errD.
StraBc, mn Conn @rucartc, pou 9lr
235, &carl-5 5traBc. Scltc &ornit-
tag merOen iic 9i1ter Saplcr in ocr
mciiliAcn &oG5ci. Station 5nr 9l6ir.
t6eillmg uorgefii6rt lDeroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22

men-@ercins, in cntipre6cuo feicr-
IiNcr &ciie bcgcbcn
n@ermonio Surnberein".
Ser n@crnlonia-Gurnoereiu~ 6ieIt
in ieinen Gnb6aie al Ser 9lor0.
@ap-SiroBe geiiern cine &oriionOs-
Siblng o6 in ser Spredcr Softer
bert Sen Goriib mo Sefretdr Souer
0as &rototoQ iii6rtc. IS murOen
@or6ereituugen 5lt Dem 9eOorite5eu-
0en 9(uSflu0 mo Ocm @orieufelt &C.
troiien
@ermonia Quartett
CLUB.
Gine nid5t aeringc SAoor fro6li-
der W1cuiben oiirite iib beute 9(ben0
oui Dem 3u @ciiport gelegeuenS6ore
0es n@ermonio-Guortett-Glu6s~ em.
finOtn moiel6it ser @ereiu cine ieit
lougem iorgiom Oor6ereitete groBe
Stolienii6c glodt o66olten miro.
Sir llnterboltimg ln0 9epirt6ung
iuirO beiteus geior9t iciu ioOoB oen
@Giten cin poor redt genuBreir6e
unO id0ne Stunoen 6enoriieGen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22

@dlten cin poor redt genlIBreIbe
rno id0ne Stun0en 6euoriteGen.
Die gcituGIcncn 9iingeIcir.
---
genng 2auis, ein 6relmO BON 0ia'
montcn. Sta6l iol6e in Dem
@eihdft bon Siommo Sat- in
Dem cr ais Gcrtauier aaoeiteilt
mar. Gl0oe Steocns, oer 0ic
oeito6lencn gaacn perpidnOcie,
cbeuialls per6oitet.
9luf ic6ieie @a6n ocrot5cn aac6-
ocm CT iic6 bonn Snuiiungen 3in Su.
melen-@erfduier 6eraniacarbcitct bat
tc, lit anlAeineno Ger II Sn6rt aitc
9cnnD 9ewis, BON 9Sr. 205, 9torO-
6ront- -StraBe, Der 0citern 9lbenG im-
ter Dem &eroaGt, an9e6iA mc0rcrc
Claimant .9iinge lni0 cine gol0enc "a.
i9emlbr i'm @eianlnhucrthc mn
$109T BON oenl NNnpclan5dnOlcr
Signun0 @aB, BON 9tr. 1O5-101
9toro .G6arless StraBc. gcitoblen 5ll
6a6cn bon Sen @e6eimpcli5iiiea
&rab un0 So6ler pcrbaftct lno in bic
mittlcre @oli5ei Station cingclieiert
mlrOc. @e9cn nNm llbr 9l6enOs cr-
folqtc in &cr6inClmQ nit Dem Sale
oic &cr1aitung 0cS IS Na5re alten
GlDoc Sic0cns, pon 9}r. 42i, 9torO.
5ront- StraBr, ser 3ugcge6cn Bat, ei.
ncn E6cil Der gciioblcnen Socben iiir
SGpiS pcrpidn0ct 5u 6abcn. &or
mebrcren @o1cn benertte 6err &aB,
0dB aus ieinem NeibGit 0iamont-
&inge Oeri1wlnOen mareu. Gr lei
tctc cine llnteriuhrng eni lno ser
ScrOabt lenftc ii6 oui Semis, oen er
ais &erf0ufer 6el1Giti9te. 9epis,
Der nod Dor Orei Sabren ais 2aui-
iingc fiir Srn. &ab t6Gtig mar lluO
lpdter 3iun &crtGilfcr opancirtc, 0c.
mob 0aS pollite @ertroicn ieiucs
Yrot6errn un0 6otte iogor 3utritt
81 sen Suwelen.Spin0en @or ctli.
den Eogen 6ena9ri1tigtc Scrr Sat
bic @c6cimpoli8ei BON Oen 0ie6It16.
len ltnO purOer ole @c1einpoli5iIten
arat um0 ao6ler nit Der 9luiarbci-
tlmg 0cs Sales 6etraut Sic Der
6oftcten gcitcrn 96eno 9cpiS, ser
ieinc llni6ulo bct6cierte. NSnnicr6ill
mar CT gc5pun0cn, Gem 0eteftiD-Yu-
reau cincn 9cinb a6jlitattcll. Dort
angelangt, miiBtc cr icinc &lci0cr a6-
lcgcn lmO ie6e Oo, ans cincm ieiner
S6u6e rolltc Gin Giomalt-93ing inn
@ert6e BON $500. 9cuiS NOR nm
cntlarpt imo gciiano bic 0ie6it06le.
Gr mcigcrtc ii6, 0en @rmo an3uqc.
ben, lparlm cr 0ieielben beging. Scil-
te 8ormittag meroen 2elpis lmo Ste.
pens in Ger mittleren Yoli5ei Sta.
tion Dem &oli5eiriGter Sltpplee oor-
geni6rt merOen.
9cnb i'm @ ema6ri am.
Inter DER 9lni6ul0iglng, onge6-
lidJ sen 9etroa BON SLY ieinem9rot-
6errn S6omoS &rcincr, Don 9tr. 1855
&enniDlUanio-9luenic, oerlultrelt 5lt
6abcu muroc geoitern gta1mittaa
5tcpart Gents, bon 9tr. 27O4, @cnn.
iulponia-9luenuc, BON Den @c5empo.
li5iicn 6rcemdn un0 Gilirf nocb 0cm
Srrcau oes SGcriiis ac6radt. Bic
bciOen @e6einlpoli5iltcn pcr6oitetcu
9cnb alf ciner S6ore am @olt Greet
in @oltimorc.Gountu. Senb loll an
ae6li6 iiir arcincr @eiliiqel pcrfouit
6a6cn nnO nabOcm cr 0en @etrdg
uon Silt iiir Ocniclbcu collcrtirt 6at-
tc, ucrlicB er Baltimore mo ilo6
nod Dem Stron0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22

VI obile, Ald., 81. Suli Noro.
moD Nonne, cine Scr nobl6obeuoiten
Gilenpaorcn6anolcr OeS 5iioens uno
IN sltlauta wie III Nep.yorf mo6l.
6ctomt i'll 0eiteru uon @imoesridter
9oulnminc uegcn 9eWuttng Der @oit
3u betriiacriiden 3iuedeu 5i is Nlo.
naten @cidngmiB rno $500 @cIo-
iirofc Ocrlnibelt tDor0en.
&dnc sur 0lCile in's AuSlauh bciorat
6. liniur, 9ir. 413, Ei Baltimore Ctr,
nabc GuilDm N0nlg glue,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-22

Nlit scr 9cgrinoma Dab Tie bon
i6rcm N}ouu @illiam Somer Gar
roll. bereits feds gSohen na6 Der
SSo65cit perlaiicn porocu ieL reibte
aeItcrn Srau @IaOos 2aOinia Carroll
I'M arcisacriHt cine &lagc alli oblo.
ftc SMcioimg Elm. Gie ilnaeu Seute
6eirat6ctcu am 3. @}dr5 oieieS Sa6'
res mo ON n. Moi crlol0te ole
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-16
FESTIVAL A PRETTY AFFAIR.

A class of girls taught by Mrs. c.
ID. McLane at South Park Presbyte-
rian church were sponsors for a unique
and very pretty Japanese cherry bios
som festival given at the church last
evening. In the auditorium of the
church two large booths had been
erected and were beautifully decorat-
cd, the one in red bells, where candies
and ice cream cones were sold. and
the other as a japanese art booth,
where wisteria blossoms and leaves
were used and where were displayd
Japanese pictures, real japanese arti-
cles and novelties. A program was
carried out and consisted of two piano
numbers by the Misses Beulah Sewell
and Gladys Hughes, a japanese song
given in native costume by the mem
bers of the class, the stage being deco
rated TO represent a japanese room.
a Japanese song by Miss Rosabella
Stewart and a history of the cherry
festival was given by Miss Ida Gross.
Miss Stewart sang a japanese lullaby
and Rosemary Huntoon imperscnated
the japanese baby. Miss Marie Kerr
told of other festivals observed by the
japanese. the doll festival for the girls
and the kite festival for the boys.
The Misses Edith Heimann and Gail
Huntoon closed the program with
piano selections. The company was
then invited TO the church dining room
where tea tables were set and where
cherry blossoms in sprays decorated
the room very prettily. The guests
we're served with tea and they were
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-16
MRS. CANTERBURY PLEASED IN
RECITAL

Mrs. L. B. Canterbury pleased large
audience at the First Methodist church
last evening in a program CT dramatic
readings given under the auspices of
the Queen Esther circle of the church.
Mrs. Canterbury read "A Womane
Question" Ballad of Initiation,
when the Deacon Talked in Church.
Pauline Pavlovona," and The Day of
Judgment" and pleased very much in
every number Her powers of express
ion are good. her ability TO imperson-
ate the various characters is excep-
tionally good and her personality is
sweet and attractive. She was assisted
on the program by Mrs. J. F. Witter.
voice, Miss Elizabeth CLANCY, violin.
and Miss Bessie Noftsker, organ, who
gave pleasing numbers. The circle
will realize SIS. which will be used to
pay mission pledge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-16
HOSTESS AT TEA PARTY.

Mrs. Albert c. Barber. at her home.
POPS Sixth avenue. Moline. yesterday
received IFS tri-city ladies' entertaining
al a tea from TO o O'Clock. Quantities
Of flowers were used in trimming the
house and making it fragrant and very
attractive. In the receiving room pink
snap dragons banked the mantel and
baskets OF the flowers were about the
rooms. In the living room were Grim
son snap dragons in wicker baskets
and lovely ten-weeks stocks and in the
bay windows where the frappe was
Eeryed were tai. begOaia plants in
wicker baskets with tall handles. In
the dining room, where a two course
luncheon was served, sweet peas in
the pink shades decorated the table
and the buffet; and in the den. which
is decorated in red crimson snap dra-
CONS were used; and here ices and
cakes were served. Assisting the hos
tess in the entertainment of the guests
and in pouring were Mesdames l.. Z.
Mutt. G. H. Huntoon. George Dunn. o.
F. Anderson. E. s. Lord and T. A. Mer-
riman. and the Misses Mary Hill. Clara
>Anthcly. Esther Damn and Marguerite
Nlierriman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-16
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Lucretia Garfield tent Daughters OF
Veterans members will be entertained
at a tea Monday afternoon at Swedish
Olive hall, Moline, when Mrs. Christy
Hickey of Davenport, Mrs. Sarah Stur-
tevant CT this city, Errs. Clara Minteer
OF WATERFOWL, and Mrs. Christ Soren-
son OF Moline will be the hostesses.
Daughters of Veterans are invited to
attend. and a special invitation is ex-
tended to all comrades of the three
cities to - the guests of the ladies.
The Mems society of Edgewood Bap-
fist church will conduct an ice cream
sociable on the church lawn, corner
Forty-fourth street and Fifth avenue
Tuesday evening. The men will bake
the cakes and will do the serving.
The Young Peoples branch of the w. c.
T. U. will meet Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Goldie Moore. 2423 Tween
tieth avenue. The members are asked
to note the change in the place of
meeting which was previously an
nounced at the home of Miss Helen
Liedtke.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-16
upsAIA CLUE OUTING.

The Upsala club of Ausustana semi
nary enjoyed its annual outing yes
terday afternoon at the home of IL.
Luther Wilson on Thirty-fourth street.
The affair is an annual event in honor
of the retiring members, who this
year are: John L. Benson. about to
depart for China: Martin y. Melford,
Joshua F. Nelson, and II. L. Wilson.
the latter three having accepted posi-
tions in eastern states. A most pleas
ant afternoon was spent, and in the
evening a delightful dinner was par
taken of. Mrs. L. II. Beck of Kane,
Pa, was the guest of honor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-16
FOREIGN NEWS

Constantinople, May 16.-Not since
its supposedly invincible battalions
were rolled back by the Bulgarian ad-
vance at Lule Burgas has the Turkish
army experienced a greater shock than
the order issued by the new secretary
of war. Envers Bey, that hereafter all
Turkish soldiers must eat with a knife
and fork. The enlisted men are not
only alarmed at the prospect of hand
ling the strange implements, but are
hurt by the intimation that faithful
hands, which have always served the
primary purpose of conveying food to
their mouths. should be deemed no
longer fit for that useful service. The
Turkish private is not proving an
apt pupil. When his superiors are
absent he squats upon the floor and
devours his food in the good old fash
Toned way. but at the approach of an
officer he scrambles to a seat at this
table and falls to welding his new
weapons with all the skill he can COM
mand.
The civilizing process is not to stop
with teaching the Turkish soldier ia
bic manners. The edict has also gone
forth that he must learn to read and
write.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-16
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! stirring and scrsping from bottom OF
I pan. Serve hot on toast
Apple Salad-Pare medium sized ap-
pies and scoop out the center. making
a cup Allow one to each portion and
keep covered with cold water until
ready to fill-this will prevent them
I turning dark. Cut beets left from din
ner into dice-there should be one cup
ful-add to this any caulifower that
may have been left from dinner, one
half cup of ground peanuts. MOisten
with mayonnaise or boiled dressing.
Nil apple shells, arrange on lettuce
leaves and serve.
Bacon Toast-Fry bacon until crisp.
lay on slices OF toast and cover with
a gravy made in the skillet after most
of the fat has been poured Off
Cold Strawberry Shortcake-Cream
two tablespoonfuls OF butter with a
cup of powdered sugar. Beat three
eggs light. add TO them quarter of a
cup Of cream and stir into the creamed
butter and sugar. Beat long and hard
before adding a cupful OF -four sifted
twice with a teaspoonful OF baking
powder. Grease three Jelly cake tins,
half MI with The bats and bake in q
quick oven. When cold remove the
axes from the tins spread each layer |
With halyed strawberries. sprinkle !
With sugar and pile on dish. Serve I
With an abundance OF cream. !