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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11
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Bier @erionen in San 6raucisco Der.
baftct. ~ Soaen sic geieitiguu-
gen oes 9auamotanaIs bon einen
gIeropIan aus photographer 6a-
ben. Sin intereiiauter San.
San 6rancisco, 10. Suli.
9luf 9lntrog oeS 9inoesonpoIies s.
". %reiton iinO G6orles 4. 6ielo,
ser 9ieoafteur ocs .SunIet.Qlaea.
sims, Der 2uitidiiier 9obert S.
6owler Ger @6otograpb 9lav 2. Our.
bam uno Ger Sonrnalilt AileD ".
Seott per6oiiet poroen Die gln-
fIagc loutet aui Gntbuauna bon Wli-
Iitdrge6einnifen uno Die Straie on-
fir 1T 5e6n Sabre GefdneniB ooer
cine Wcloiiraie BON $4,000. menn
ielde @ntbiiIllngen in gluslanoe be-
FAINT mer0et. lmO elm Sobr @ei1ng-
nib ooer $1,000 @eloitrafe, lpenn III
oen Ser. Staoten betannt apae6cn.
SIM 9lpril brahte oie genauntc Bel
tlmg einen gIrtitcI nAonu Der 93a-
namofanal aus Der Suit 8erit0rt per.
oen2" nno 9iloer nno @efeiiamgen
oes @anamafanals uno oes @reiioio
Bel Can 6rancisco iparen in Dem
Cert entbolten. glls oie 9luinerf-
iomfeit oes 9riegsSepartements allf
Den 9lrtifel geIentt mar, mitroe sic
&cr6aftung angeoronet.
@ fbingtom 10. Silli. ~
@ie &erbaitimgen IN can 8raucisco
iinO Der geginn Der eriten crinrnel.
len &erfolgung inter Der nationaIpn
@ert6eioigungsotte BON 3. Mdrs
1911 megeH Gntbiiaun9 miIit1riiher
@e6eimiHiic ,Sn Ger @ereanacn6eit
bat eS ods ariegSocpartcment iiir
uotbweuoia erahtet, geuiiie3eitungs.
berauSgeber. oic Spe3ial.9lrtitcI uuo
8iloer iibcr oos 3intcnpcrt6eioi.
oes 2anoes 0eroiientlih-
ten, 5lt Darnen, neil anideineno nie-
mails Die 9l6iibt Dorloa, Dem QauOe
5it idaoen. Sn Dem gegenmdrtigen
Sale ieOodj lenfte Die &eroiicntlidj-
lmg ole 9Iuinerfiamteit oes AriegS.
Ieportements nui angcblidDe @ldnacl
oeS Observation-Disclosures 0es Bona-
matanals. glls Die 8eitma nod
@oi5ington tom, entihieo Der iuri.
iiiide 8eiitono oes 0ric0soeporte-
mentS. OaB bier Gin 6aa DorIieae, ser
ioiortigcS Giuidreiten rrior0crc.
06erlt @oet6aIs bat ouS0riidGd
Elm 9erbot crIaiien oie @crt6eioi.
gtngsperfe 5u betreten ooer @ilocr
Oapon 81 MAIDEN.
y Tie Sbatiade, Dab ole 8iloer per-
mittelit eineS 9leroplans genommeu
wnroen mirit 3iuu eriten Dlale oie
htereiante 6roge Der surisoitiion
iiber Die Snit onrb ole notionolcn
geboroen aif uno inpoIpirt cine Gnt-
ibeioung. ob cine 8erion, melde iiber
cine 9eierpation egelt, oes unaeicb-
lihen 9etretens 6eIhnIoiet peroen
fam. 0ieier Nunft III bonn nilitari.
idcn 5tanopurfte ans in 9e3ua ouf
oas 9ied5t, &botogropbie'n oni5uneb.
men icbr ipi1tia, Oem cn miliidri-
iber Grperte fam einioh iibcr cine
Setting ilie9cn lmo aenna beobad-
ten i'm bintcrber cine cute 8eid-
nima Der Sertbcioiannaswerfc 3it
MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

Die u%cnniplpania.Gii
@cieaidoit" Dat aeItcrn 100000
Somcn Siobli1iencu 6ciielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11
6 Garron5a 5ufrieo . c IL
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SoltiIlo, 10. Srli. ~ 0ie in
Gorreoli obeebnltene Goniercno 5ur
Shd9tung Der @leiuuugsucri6ieOcn-
beitcn 5miiden Gurron5o mo @iaa
bat ibre 9lrbeiten 5ur 3ufricoenbeit
0es erlten G9efs Der Gonltihltiono.
Iiiten crleoiot. 0ie 9lodridbt ipuroe
bon Dem @ripotiefretdr 6cs Generals
Gorroi5o ausgciouot. Gie Gin8eln.
beiten ser Gonfcren5 wiroeu niht
ulitgetbeiIt.
Gs pir0e jc0od) bcfonit ocge6en,
0nB oIlc Generate Ger r0roliden Di.
rilion unter General @iaa oie 9luto.
rit1t Gorron5a's onerfolnt boben
unO 0cm &lonc bon Guadalupe bel.
itinrnen, ooB Gorrau8o Die Grefittios
@emolt iiberninnt, I'M Sale Die
GonitihitionoIiiten erfolgreiA iinO,
bis Moblcn gcbolten iperOen fonnen
@s ipnroc ongegeben, ooB Die
Srnppen unter General @iao mo
inter General @on5oleS iiiOli9 ge.
ben merOcn, Inn an Der Gompaone
ae9en Die StoOt @leriro S6eil 81 ne6.
men.
%cru Gru5, TO- Suli. Sen.
SSoQquin WlaoS imo G1erit Wlorio
Waos, &criuanOte OeS Generals
Sucrto, lmo ocrcu 6onilieu, bic iit6
an 9or0 ocs Oaupiers yGspoano"
6ciinoeu, gc6cn 5u ooB man oen sal
Der Staot N}crico iiir unDerneiOliA
bdlt. @cncrol 8lnitou ionotc einen
0iiisier an 9or0 iuo lieB oie SER
idaitcn" ira9en, o6 lie an oas Sano
ge6en moaten, morauf Die itol5en
Mcrilaucr erlpioerten, ooB iie ni6t
inter ole amerifoniitbe 6laaae 5u ge-
ben iuiinihten.
Oeutibe @reu5er in meri
faniiden @emdifer.
@}o3otlon 10. Suli- Ger
oeuti6e &reu3er u9}iirubero~, iueldcr
ioe6en oiird oic n9eip3ig~ obgcl0it
iuorocn lit lief 6ente aus Dem bieii-
gen &oicn ans unO begicbt iic6 ii6er
Son 5ronciSco uod ieincr reouldren
Stotion in oiiotiicben CfspaNern
Gic r9iiiruber9" muroe I'M g}oOent.
Der 1918 BON ser aiiotii6en Station
nod sen merifouiihen @emdiiern
eutiouot ais oieSogc IN W'erifo afut
iuuroc, SS6r Gommonocur, aapitdn
BON Shoen6era, iiono itctS in beitem
@inperue6meu nit Dem 9lcarglon,+
raj Soiuoro, nelhcr sic onicrifoui.
ibc 6Iotte 6eic6ligt mo Ieiiiete mic
0ieier allen 9iaiionen lpcrt6uoIle
Gicnite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

gorOe Der &epelleu Die S0oeraliiten IN
oen Sorit00ten 6ereits ongcariiien
Bat. 0lan ibdtt, OoB in Sen nd6iten
Sagen rngeid6r 10000 Wlann 9le.
beaen I'M Sou Suis @otoii oereint
iein merOen.
Wnaoalaiaro pelbes BON Oel 9ie-
6elen o6ne oicle Sample eingcnom.
men wurOe, lit cine rei6e, forti6ritt.
libe Sto0t nit 10000 @inwo6ucrn,
9oluupoac- unO ScioenIpinncrciet
inO So6rifcn. in oenen ieine Gopher.
woareu Dergcitellt werOeu. Gie
Stoot lit rcgcImdBiger gebaut mo
reinlidcr ais ole meiiten ouoeren
mcrifauii6en Stdote. 9}o6e ser
@|itte ser Stoot er6cbt lib oie itott.
li9e &at6eOrale, 0ie i'm Sabre 1913
ooQcnoet pur0c lmo in 0eren Safri-
itei ii6 cine n@inmeliabrt" Die bon
@luriao gemalt icin ioa, befinoet.
9lo6e babel iino Die Elaja sc 9(rmas,
Scr @ouDernelIrSpoloit uno Die @or-
tales Sc Gorto5ar unO sc 8olipor nit
Dielen ser ih0niten 2docn ser Stoot.
Gin groBartiger pradtpoaer 9au IN
moOeruem Stpl lit Die Stride bon
San Sole auf Ger @la5a oe gdmej,
Die nit eiucm &oitenauiwano BON
$L00O,000 erridtet morocn lit. &c.
6enswert6 iinO aud Ser 9ii6oispa,
loit oie @}iiu5e oos 9iat66ous mo
Sas Eeotro Gegonaoo, eines ser
i66niien in gan3 Merifo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11
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g2cwport g. s., 10. Sui.
Sci 0cm 6elitiaen gInSibcioungsren.
ncn lun sic G6rc ais 9cdcr.&cri6ei.
Oiocr fam Die o9ieiollte" I'M 6.01 ais
critic Yadt ans 3icI. uGciioncc~
uuo .&onitie" iuoreu inn Acbcl Der.
loren. ais oie @cwinncrm oic @ren3.
IlnIe iiberIulr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

9[eroplan Gollifion.
@atfGina, 9iuBlono, 10. Slli.
0ier collioirten beute 3wei mill.
tdriide 9lcroplans, nobel lieutenant
S6enideu aetootct imO Sientcnont
9loaQernoif iblimm perIett wurOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

Bier &erionen in San 6rancisco ber-
boitet. ~ SoIlen oie 8eieitisuu-
gen oes 4auanotanals bon einem
9IeropIm aus photographer 6n-
ben. Sin intereiioHter San.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-11

9erou6tcn inn @liiiourit6oIe einen
GrpreB5uG Guoen Die 9eutc in
9ootc unO febrteu oniAcinenO
in6e6eligt nod ct. 2ouiS 5u-
riid, no lie iidb BON ben 9Iniiren-
glungcu oes 9tbenos cr6oltcu
Seine Spltr BON Sen 9idu6crn.
ct. 2ouis, @}oy 10. SuIi Sin
S6neQ3ug ser oWliIiourL aonios &
Geras.So6h~ lpcI9er ocitern 9l6euo
nod Sem SHopciten o6giug, uurOc
in ser 9ldbe bon 9Rotion Nlo, lunoc-
fa6r so @lcilen weiili6 BON bier, bon
gonoitcn oufgeGoIteu melHe ocn
&oit- @epdd- unO GrpreB.@oggon
losfoppelten uno Sen @elOiAranf
nit Gpuanit anfiprcngtcn rno Damn
nit Scr @eltc iiber Sen WliHoiiri ru-
Oerten. Ger 3ug belt Inn 1925
9l6cnOs bel N}ation uno fiir5 nod
ser g9eitcrio6rt eriAicn 6inter Dem
2oloniotipiii6rer elm NioSfirter nit
sluei 9leoolDcrn uno mies Oen Mont
an ocu 3lg sum Ste6en 81 6rin-
acu. Gin onOerer 9ldu6er 3pan1 Ben
@ci3er, 5uriid3ugc6cn inO Oie Orei
lSuggons bonn 3ugc Io95ufoppeln.
Gonu fu6rcn sic 9an0ten bis in
sic Gd6c bon &lonODfc am Nliiioiri
Riocr cr5raden 0en @eloi6ronf rno
brocbtcn i6re @cutc aui Elm @oot.
9Qs cin Welciicpdrtcr bic 9onoc
i6errolbtc, miiroe er BON 0en &erIen
c6cniaQS eingeiongcn Ger 9rcmicr
oes 3uges wor in5miiHen bonn bin.
icren @oa9on geiprliu0eu iino bis
5ir nG1lcn Signdliiotion 3uriid0e-
louicn, no cr Ocm Eele9rap6iiten
nlitt6eilie, oob 9l0nber 0en 3ug an-
oe6altcn 6Gttcn. Sine 9oiie mo6te
lid nit 9ut6unoen 5ur @crTolgun0
oui, Ood toniteu sic 9lit6lmoe bic
Smr niAt ouinc6mcu. 0ie @e60r-
ben 6o6cn eine 9clo6mm9 bon $500
oai Ole Grarciflmg scr 9onoiteu
auSgciebt
5p0ter 3ciate es iib, SOB Scr @e-
lciieoniic6cr Charles Eiciiier, ser
nit ocu @oitbcomicu nter Gontrole
qc6alteu puroc, noh ocm |eribmin-
ocn Scr 9}du6er 5uriid noh &lon0Dte
ainq imO BON bort Oen &oriaa nod
ct. Charles tclcp5ouirtc Gr t6eiItc
nit oaB cS fiini Monn gcpcieu
cicn, ueldc 6ci ocm lle6erfouc t6d
tig morcu. 3lpci bitten oen Gononf-
tcur lnO sic iibrige Nlonnidait OeS
3u0cS inter Gontrolc gcbnlten pG6-
reno oie onocrcn oen @elOicbronf
ouiiprengten imO 0en 2ofonotiuiii6-
rcr inO pic auOcrcu Seonten 81 er-
id5icBcn oro6ten. @is beutc 9lbenO
6ottcn sic 9e60roen nod ni6t sic
gerinQite Spur bon Sen 9onoitcn
iinocn f0nncn mclHe midcineno
onf cinem 9ooic aif Dem Nliiioiri
6crobloncn mO in ct. Souis Der
ihpdn0cn
Die Observation-Disclosures
@eieQidoit~ Dat aeitcrn 100000
Somen Sio6liNiencn 6ciielt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-30

French War Office re-
ports that the operations In Lorraine
have been pushed forward in the vicin
ity of Mortagne, in the Nosges. In the
north four French army corps have
ropulsed a German force at Guise. but
the engagement will be resumed to-day
The Germans are moving south on the
left wing OF the French army of the
north and are near La Fere, which Ii
south Of ST. Quentin. where the Brit
ish were defeated on Thursday, la
Fere is eighty-hve miles from Paris
and forty-twO miles within the French
frontier No news Of the lighting along
the Meusc has been received in Paris.
ERMANY.-German troops are reported
to be passing through Belgium going
east from the French frontier. APP
Germans are hard pressed on their
eastern frontier and that reinforce
ments are needed II the Russian in
vason IL to he retarded. German re-
ports from the eastern theatre of war
are that five Russian army corps were
defeated south of AllenStcin, East
Prussia and that the Austrians are
driving the Russians ahead OF them out
Of Ciallcia and are invading Poland
RuSSIA.--Russian reports contradict
fatty the German statements of
the operations in East Prussia aud
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-30
WAR NEWS IN BRIEF

Galicia. st. Petersburg announces that
Allenstein has been captured and that
the Germans are In full retreat from
Allensteln, Soldau and Bischoffsburg
According to official Russian announce
mcnts the Russians have repulsed the
attempt OF an Austrian army corps
10 invade Russia and thereby relieve
the pressure on the Germans in East
Prussia with heavy losses TO the Aus
trlans
GREAT BRITAIN.--Rcports OF tho naval
battle In the Blight of Helgoland say
that IL lasted eight hours Two hun
dred German prisoners have arrived in
England and more were expected las;
night. There is much rejoicing In Lon
don over the result of this first naval
battle Of the war.
TURKEY. $500 Definite information from
various parts OF the Balkans has been
received In London that German Of
iicers, both army and naval, and Ger
man, sailors are hurryins TO Turkey.
and declaration of war by Turkey
against the allies Is expected at any
moment. The German light cruiser
Panther has arrived AT smyrna, and It
is reported that, like the Goebcn and
the Breslau, she will he sold to Tur-
key. Reports apparently authenticated
say that preparations are being made
throughout the Balkan States for a
conflict with Turkey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-30
FRENCH REPORT VICTORY ON
THEIR RIGHT, BUT GERMANS
PUSH FORWARD ON THE LEFT
Advance in Lorraine---No News From
the Meuse---Desperate Fight at
Lannoy---Germans Are Now
Marching on LIE Fere.

decisive and the attack will be resumed
tomorrow.
-Four French army corps engaged
in violent battle on the left wing.
The right wing of these four corps.
taking the offensive. drove back on
Gulse the Tenth German corps and the
guard, both suffering considerable
losses.
Our left was less fortunate. The
German forces are advancing in the
direction of La Fere."
La Fcrc is II fortified town of tho
fourth class on the Disc River in the
Department Of Aisne. 1t Is elghty-fiye
miles from Paris and is about forty.
two miles within the French frontier.
Guse is short distance north of In
Fere. which in turn is fourteen miles
northwest of Iaon.
Signy-L Abhayc and Chateau Porcien
are in the department of Ardennes, not
far from Sedan.
Mortagnc is in the Department of the
Nosges.
Lannoy is small town six miles
northeast of Lille, almost on the line
of the Franco-Belrian frontier.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-30

PARIS, August 80 Il 80 \. NJ.
The War Office has ordered shat all
towns within u thrty-four mile circle
about Paris he destroyed This is to
prevent danger 10 thc inhabitants in
ease Of siege and 10 keep the enemy
from using the buildings for any pur-
pose,
The Military Governor of Paris has
ordered all residents of the zone within
""tion Of the clty's defending forts to
cyacuatc and destroy their houses
N'hin four days from today.
The War Office made an official an
rounremen, early this morning IN
winch it was said:
"Our forces have advanced in Lor.
so" We occupy Il line along Mon
t'.2" and our right wing is pushing
Forward. No news has come from the
!"usc.
)">'"rlny saturday. violent bat
lie occurred IN the region of Lannoy,
''ar Lilo, Sigpy rAbhayc and Chateau
4''lcn, hul the result has not been
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-30


LONDON August 90.
Reuters announces confirmation has been
quarters of reported fresh military activity in Tu
and the sending of German officers to also
that this has been the subject OF to
the Ottoman Government by the allies.
despatch from Germany of definite character
saws August "a train passed through Phppopos with
so German officers and ubae of whom foryve naval
officers following day another train passed through Sofia
ninety German sailors and three German officers On August
of German marines passed through Sofa bound
for Constantnope and more expected.
The fact Turkey may declare at almost any mo-
ent of the nations of the Triple Entente hitherto
have failed and the situation admitted the Turkish Embassy
here O be extremely grave
The arrival of the German light cruiser Panther at Smyrna
concluding incident Turkeys preparations they are u-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-30

Illustrated
~ LOndOa AcuS,
Rather midway
little of crafa destroyer
Il orTedob oata and
cloudlcS light
looked
accompanied
the sroyer for quite
would lookout
he quite plainly visible this brilliant
from height
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-30
COUNT ZEPPELIN TOO OLD.


NDffIUT T0NTe VfNpHT'N 70 THE SUN
CorENHAGEN. via Paris. Aug. 90
German papers announce that the re-
quest of Count Zeppelin to he relnstated
in the aerial service of the German
army has been refused on account of his
age.
The Count has now made a direct APP
peal to the Kaiser to be allowed to
serve. although he is over 10 years Of
age The reply Of the Kaiser has not
been made public.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-30
PRINCE TAKES GERMAN GUNS.

ST. PETERsRURG. Aug. 29.-The Cross
of ST. George has been conferred on
Prince Eristoff. Colonel of the Horse
Artillery.
When the Germans retrcated from
Stalluponen. Prince Eristof ordered his
men to unlimber their guns. They then
gallopcd forward and captured the Ger
man guns, which were placed on Rus
sian gun carriages under u heavy fire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-30
PRINCE IN NURSING HOME.
King Georges "SatIor" Son Ent~r'
Aberdeen Hospital.
Special cable Desparc1 10 THE srN,

NperI0T 'dNIo UfspnIrN 70 THE SUN,
l.oNDoN. Aug. 90 Prince Albert, second
son of King George. who was reported to
have been attacked with appendicitis. IL
In n nursing home At Aberdeen under the
care of Dr, SIR James Reid
The sailor Prince" was serving on
the battleship Colingwood when his ill
ness was reported.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-30
TURKEY PLANNING TO JOIN
KAISER AND RAISE STANDARD
OF M0SLEM REVOLT IN INDIA
Influx of German Officers Into Con-
stantinople Taken as Forecast of
Warlike Action by the Porte,
Nominally Against Greece
Balkan States All Likely to Enter W.

Special tent Of audi
Special o
ROME Aug peninsula
becoming All the Balkan States partic
pate the European coNSict.
If the general
doubt
old who the best
considered
would
by to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-30
ALLIES REPORTED TO HAVE
WITHDRAWN FROM BOULOGNE

10 press II new attack in the region ~
Belfort, the famous French fortress
guarding the gap at the Franco,Gcr-
man frontier.
In the north the British army Is ut
Continued on Second Page.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-30
'p'"a' ca,'c D.sSotrh N rur srS

""7H t0h7" V'NH1fTN 70 THr SIN
IoNpoN, August 30.
Although unofficial reports say that
Germany IS taking several army corps
'"m France 10 protect East Prussia, It
v known that three German corps and
i've Austrian corps are on their way
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-30
PRINCE PONIATOWSKI IN ARMY.
Son of ~ Years n Private, Father
Is Sub-Lieutenant.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE Sus.
PARIS. Aug. 29.--Prnce Poniatowsl
has been taken back into the French
army with his former rank of Sub
Lieutenant. His eighteen yesr-old son
has enlisted as private.
Thus the father is one of the oldest
Lieutenants and his son one of the
youngest soldiers in the army.
Prince Pnniatowski who is OF Polish
descent. has lived in Pars for many
years, where he is well known. especially
in financial circles. He has many friends
In the United States. He married Miss
Elizabeth Helen Spcrry of stockton,
Cal.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
GEORGETOWN.

Mrs. z. S Kennedy and Miss Mamie
Worseley sailed on Monday from BoS-
ton for Halifax. and will spend some
time in travelling through Nova Scotia.
Mrs. Katherine Berry. who has been
the guest of friends in Massachusetts,.
has returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Haycock and
family have closed their Dumbarton ave-
nue. home and gone to their bungalow
on Tunlaw road.
DR.. and Mrs. wflham c. Gwynn have
returned from Atlantic City.
Mr.. Mrs. and Miss Hoover are guests
for the weekend of Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
Vile, in their Maryland home.
Mrs. George A. Weaver left on wednes-
day for her cottage at Colonial Beach
Mrs. Emile W. Reich and Miss Reich
are in Charlestown. W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hyde are pass
ing the summer in Massachusetts
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Gurley, of Omaha,
who have been the guests Of Mrs. Bucky,
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12

Father L Paul Reynolds. OF Garrett
COUNTY. Md. formerly a chaplain in the
United States navy. has returned after
a pleasant visit Il his mother Mrs. Mary
II. Reynolds. Ralston avenue.
Carolina. have been visiting Mrs. Joseph
r. Bridges
Master Worth Shouts. Of Riverdale,
has gone TO Camp OkaIee. Georgian Bay.
Canada, to spend the summer months.
Lieut.. Thos 5. Klinker. Of RIverdaIe,
has gone for a two weeks visit TO friends
in Natchez. Miss.
Mrs. Charles E. Owen Of Madison ave-
nue., Riverdale, is spending a few weeks
at the farm OF her brother-in-law. Mr..
r. T. owen. IN Anne Arundel County.
She will be Joined in a few days by her
husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A Farnham and Miss
Katherine buckingham, Of Chevy Chase
Nd. have been visiting Mrs. O'Neill
Mrs George Held and children have
returned from visit Of three weeks 70
Mrs. Heid's parents at Indian Head. Md
Mr.. Frank Kaufman. Of RiverdaIe,
has returned from Ann Arbor.. Mich,
and will spend the summer months with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Kaur.
man. in Riverdale.
Messrs- l. l. Gray. A ]. Leakin. and
John G. Holden have returned from
pleasant stay with friends in Leonard
town. 81. Mary County. Nd
Messrs. c. A. NJ Wells and Rexfor1
NJ. Smith are spending several DAYS
cruising in he lower part Of the Patux-
ent River.
Maste- Robert B. Luckey. Franklin ave-
nue.. entertained about twenty friends
Thursday evening upon the occasion OF
the celebration Of his birthday anniver-
sary. His guests enjoyed the moving
pictures and later had refreshments at
the house
Mrs. Laurel Howard. Of BaI.imo-e,
after spending several weeks with Mrs.
George B. Luckey. left Yesterday for
her summer home near Oakland. Car
rett County.
Mr.. Frederick Sasscer. Of Upper MarI-
bOro. and Mr.. John NJ Bowie Of near
Mitchellsville. have been visiting friends
here during the current week.
Miss Herbert. OF Washington. has been
visiting her sister Mrs 4 J. Leakia. N
Wine street. near Johnson avenue
The Misses Nellie and Grace Hurrhin-
son. Of Baltimore. have returned from
pleasant stay with friends near
Brentwood. Prince George county.
DR.. Charles A. Fox. Of BeltsvtIle. has
been visiting friends in Frederick. Nd,
during the current week
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to town. the guest OF Miss Edna Open
heimer.
Lieut.. Commander r. Drace White. late
naval attache at Vienna. arrived home
on Friday on the~Busitania-
Miss Annette WaIdner has returned to
her home in New York from visit here,
the guest Of Miss Beatrice kaufman.
Senator and Mrs. George,T T Oliver. Mrs
T, De Witt Talmage, and Miss Collier
were among the Washington passengers
sailing for Europe yesterday on the
Olympic from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. ]. Kaufman have re-
turned 10 their home in the city after
a short automobile tour through various
States in the North.
Mrs. Frances MusErave. who passed
the winter in Phila delphia has Joined
the Washington colony at Bar Harbor
for the summer. Mrs Musgrave and her
son. DR.. Percy Musgrave. formerly Of
Washington. will occupy Eden Hall for
the season.
Miss Florence Nye. of this city. is
spending several weeks in New York, the
guest OF friends
Mrs. John c Poor. who is at Nara
gansett Pier for the summer. has as her
guests her son and daughter-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Wharton Poor. Of Flushing.
Long Island.
The Misses Eleanor Loeb and Helen
Strasberger have returned TO the city
after spending several weeks at Round
Hill, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Mckim, of New
York. the latter formerly Miss Rowena
Whitman. Of Washington. have arrived
at Narragansett Pier to pass several
weeks.
Miss Thelma Eichberg. of this city. is
the guest of Miss Carlene Likes, OF Bal
timore.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c F. R. Ogilby. jr. and
family. are spending some weeks at
Edgewater. Md
DR.. and Mrs. D. C. Davis. Mrs and
Miss ChandIee. left last Tuesday for
Terra Alta, w. Va.
The Misses Doyle are at River Springs
Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Davidson have
gore to Monquit. Mass.
Mrs. Jeffrey has returned from visit
to Cape Charles. Va.
DIR. and Mrs. A s Helton are entertain
ing their son and his family of Pennsyl-
vania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Clephane left
yesterday for Heven. Me, where they
will remain for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Walker are enter
tanning Mrs. Daniel Breslin, Of Roanoke
Va, and her children.
DR.. and Mrs. Egbert Clarke left during
the week for Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter s.. Abraham left
yesterday to spend some time at Avalon.
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