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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-08
af snIdenndr nnO SlOitaanaer Iog

@6ilipp &ripnid, ser in gtr. 800,
SonooeritraBe, Elm @rocerDgei6dit
bctrei6t, fam oeiiern ua6 Dem 0e.
tcfiip Souptquortier mo beri6tete,
ooB onacblic6 iciu &oit0dngcr @looi-
mir Sinonsfi init ieincr golocncn
SaI1emn6r peri6winocn iei. @r Jag
tc, OoB i6n Sinton5fi erin6t babe,
i6m ieine Goidcnll6r neblt &ette 5u
leibelL Oa cr bcobiibti0te, li6 photo
arap6iren 5u loiien. aripnid fam
oem g8tnic6c bercitpiaiaIt nab nO
ao6 i6m 0ic ll6r Dor gSoNeniriit. 81
monsfi lGBt on0e6litb nod 5cite auf
icine 9liidfe6r mortcn. @ic Foli5ei
io6noct MN auf i'm. Golle Orei
Sabre pobnte CT bel arupnid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-08
GrneitO glatlan anf Bed 0eimreiIe

Gan 6ranctSco Gol., q.
SUM. @rnelto g3atbon Ser frii-
here giirgermeiiter pou Rom lmo
itoIieniiber Gommiiiar fir oic ga.
mama 9sacific gluSitelung. fiibr
qeitern bon bier noc6 Chicago imo
glew.Y Yort ab. @r miro bon Seem.
gorf aus nod SSStolieu 8uriidreiiert
INN fir Die 9eididims ser 9(usItel-
Ilng oltrd Stolien @orfebrungen 3u
treften. Sn chpa bier ODER fiinf g9o.
den miro Sr. gtoibon no6 5on
6roncisco 5lriidfebren, Inn ser Gin.
meibune oes italieuii6en @cbduocs
6ei5upobnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-08
G6StenSes @ift.

Gur3 Dor 6 ll6r geitern 9l6eu0
iiar6 I'M McrcD SoipitoI uab eiuem
qualpollcn Seioeu BON me6reren "a.
qcn ser % Sabre olte Spl0eiics
Staplor, po6n6ait in 9}r G23, Sit.
Sort glDenue, an Guediil6er &ergiis
hmg, Gieicr S6otiode liegt iolgenoe
Gorgei1id6te 81 @runoe. 9lm 30
poriacn Monats murOc Staplor in
ser Sig6t, no6e @roB -StraBe, in Ell
ucm ouiioaenoeu 8uitonoe ougetroi.
len. Seine @inlieierung in sic iiio.
li6e %oli5eiitotion uuter ser g(n-
icbul0igung betrunten 81 iein iolgte
gleid Oaraui. Gor r9ieutenant lle-
Gleon gcitono er Damn in Dem Sto-
tions6ollie, Auediil6er rIo6letten 81
ii6 9enonrmen 5u 6a6en Gr murOe
iofort no9 Dem N}ercD Soipitol &c.
brn1t, no i'm gcitcru ser 500 or.
loiie. Seine &cr3meiiluugst6ot ioll
b6uslibeu @liB6eaiafeiten 5it5uidrci-
6cn ieiu. @r binicrldBt uc6eu ieiner
@ititpe, 5rml @loGgic StoBlor, iei.
ncn &oter, 5pci ainoer, cineu 9ru-
Scr lno 3luei S1wcitern,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-08
gImf Scr idlSnen gai.

NllI OCT lWuNeH Sui.
8oblgelunoene @oiicrfo6rt Oes @e-
ionooereins o9lriou." llngc.
fdbr 1900 &crioncu bct6ciliaten
ii@ an ocrIclben. 8r06li6eS
2e6cn berridte an @oro.
n9(rioniteu" Iaiien ibre 2ieOer er-
flingen.
n0own tie Gbelopeofc @op~
oompfte geitcrn 9lo@mittag Scr
u9(rion @eionsoerein4 nit ieinen
OieIcn 9efounten. Snfolge 6es bern.
li6en @etterS mar 0ie E1eilno6me
en- Der g9oiierfabrt GuBerit groB lno
etipo 1900 @erionen bcfonocn iib
emf Dem 9oHpfer n0reomlono, Der
BON Dem u9lrion" ge6artert worOen
mar. 0eriel6e perlieB ieinen Bier
am SuBe OeS 8roaomoD fur5 nad
3 llbr uno in Dem 6crrli1en Son
neni6cin ging's oie 9oi Binob Die
Sonnc meinte eS beinabc ctpoS 81
gut, oo6 fir oie trodenen &eblen
mar geniigenO 9loiieS an @oro, Inn
oieielbeu 5u bcirieoigen. linn Oeu
9Inti-9llfobolifern gereht 8l werOen
botte OaS Gontite einen @iscremc
no &ofice-Stono ollfgeitcllt, Scr iebr
flciBig frequentirt mur0e. Solgenoe
@}itglie0er oes n9[rion.DoiuenDer-
Gins" or6eitetcn an Oieiem StunOe:
Srnucn S. &oigt $. S6leiiencr, &.
gtmt Sol. @iint6er, $. 0ietri6, s.
.. 9oblmann 6. 3. Summer S.
gtieOer6ofcr, SEQ. @iiopieg, $.
Sdntiot Il. 9(.
Stu6ig gIitt oas S1iif Ourb Die
@ellcn lmo SeOermann erfrelite Ii1
Der seim0en lnO rcinen @aiierluit.
@e6er'S &apeac peri1afite ocn 9lus-
iliialern Die muiifolii1en @eniiiie.
9eionoers oaS iiingerc 9lut fonntc
nidt gcnigenO @ol5er 6etomnen
oenn cs tan5t iid ia gar 81 i6on aui
cinem leiic i9mlfelnOen S6iff. Sr.
81. 2oi1 bate oe Cans 9lrran9e-
mentS ii6crnonmen. llnter 0iri.
gent Gorl q. 9obau iunQen oieSdn-
ger 0ericbieocnc SieOer, 0ie nit gro-
Bent 9ciiale olIigenommen wir-
Oen. 9lub OaS 9lrion Guartett I'M
fer 2aihng 0cS Srn. s.. @unolaG
ernOtete nit ieinen &ortrdgen rei-
den 9lppluuS. Ger 9ampier fu6r
6ina6 bis nod G6ciapeatc @eo6 lmo
fe6rte 0ann o6ne on3ulegen, Oie
Seinlfa6rt an. 0icie mar in 5oloe
Der fiiblen 9lbenoiuinoe nod ange-
ne6mer lmo manbcS iiinge 4aar
iaB na6 Oes Cages Site itiQibwei-
genO ld1elnO in elmer Gdc. ,Seoer
S6cime6mer DerlieB oas S6tit oas
INN 10 ll6r 9l6enos om 8roaOmop
aufonL IN iro6li6iter Stimnumg.
@os arrangements @onIite be-
Itano aus sen Scrrcn 0jniiap 5lci6.
mann, &oriiber, @eo. 6iaing S.
9lodcr, @eo. 9eficrt, s. Hcin6arOt,
Is. S. &ammcr, g8m. 0eoring, Geo.
@liomicg, 9l. S6Iog, Gonrao Sobl
". @eier, gm. S9aaf Geo. SSrico-
ri6, S. @rantc, 81. So6niou, SS.&mi
lmo @rdiiocut So5u 9l09cr er Of
iicio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-08

,S dma6en Qerein."
Seine regelmGBige gcriommluug
in 9oOeniieiner's Solle an Der Sap
ette-SroBe 6ielt geitern g}a6nlittag
ser oSd)spabcn @crci1." @rGiiOent
So6n Slider iii6rte Sen Goriib unO
Sefrctdr 2l0om 9lcnti6ler Oas @ro-
tofoll 9}oG Grlcoiglmg ser 9Rou-
tincgei6dfte 6eri6tetc Ser Gelcgot
5um nllno66dngigen 9iirgerOerein"
Don oeiien leBten Geriammlung. Ger
nSGwo6en-Gerein~ bat ii6 bis iett
nod nidt entidloiien, mas er be3iig-
lid ser Sternen6onnerieier 81 tblm
eeoeuft. Giulooungen oes n6ro6-
iinh n9operiiden @1Gnner6ors~
unO nGannitatter @olfSieitDereins"
murOen angenommen.
oO'9eil @eieGli6oft."
@or6ereitlmgen fiir cin Sonmer.
feIt trafen geitern 9l6enO sic N3itglie-
ser Scr oS'Geil @eiclli6aft" in i6-
rer regelmdBigen 8eriammling in
9liiffePs Solle an ser gtorO-6reOerid-
StroBe inter Dem @oriib oeS &rGii-
0cntcn 2ouis 9leib unO Der Broto.
folliii6rung Oes Sefrct1rs George
5. @olter. @roBe 5rcuOc 6ereitete
Oen 0iitglie0ern bic 9lnpeien6eit Oes
@ice.@rGiioenten syo6n Seip. Ger.
icl6e mor in 5olae &ronf6cit in Oeu
lcbtcn fiinf N}onoteu bcr6inOcrt, sic
Gcriammhngen 81 6eiu6cn.
9 Baltimore 9oDcrnsGerein.
5n ser &6ite Salle an Ser 9onf.
StroBe 6ielt geiiern 9$oGnittog ser
Baltimore 9agern Gercin~ icine
6ol6monotlihe Gerianlnlung. @rdii.
oent @olt6oiar @rcl( fii6rtc ocu
Gorii6 rmo Sefretdr @mil @odenfuB
OoS &rotofoll 9ta6 @rlcoiglmq Der
9lolltinegei6dite erf(Grte s. 9lOriou
Der Goriiber Oes 9nSfluaS.Gomite's,
Dob Der ghlsilug am lcBten Sonntag
Gin finon5iclIer GrfoIg mar. Gaiiel6e
arrangements Gomite miro au6
Den 6amilicn 9htsilug I'M 9luguit
leiten. @inloOungen pom ,,@ermonio.
0uartett Glu6,~ ,Sriental-GiItrift
9}r. t5S, 9. Il. 9.,4 rn0 ,9onern-
&roufcu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Oen nngenommeu.
SaDern 0amen.
Ger Baltimore @apern Domen,
Gcrein~ 6ielt geitern in Scr gg6itc
Saae an ser 9onf.StraBe ieinc mo.
notlide Sibrng. Die lollfcnocu @e.
ibdite murOcn rai6 erleOigt lnO be-
ic6loiieu, 0oB sic Gamcn, sic Del Dem
lebten 6omilien 9lusilu0 in Der Silt
de t6dtig poren aud 6ei Dem nd6
itcn 9luSilug 0ieieS 9lHt mie0er ii6er
ne6men. Sin neues @litgIicO muroe
oorgei6lagen. @inloolngen oeridies
0ener Gerene mrr0en angenomnlen.
20 6m oben &rnnfen I'M
teritiiBtngS &erein."
! 'rTS5n @raubncr's @eiieno 9Sarf
miro ser oSbmo6en aranfen I'm
terItiibungS Z Gerein" am fonmenOen
Sonntag einen 6omilien 9usfluo
ocranitalter, mcI6er Oen E6eilne6-
mern eine 9ln3o6l reHt fr06lic9er rmO
icb0ner Shtnoen Deripricbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-08
sSram gSelt bIibt al.

= Eopeta Seas, z. SUM. SSn
oen bon 6ruu 2uelle g8eit aus 9sid5i
ta aoS, gegen oen @ouDerneur @eo.
s.. SoOgcs bon &onios augeitrenqteu
S6ooeneriab- -&ro8eB megen ougeb.
lideu tbGtIideH 9Iugrifis bat oie
SlrD gegen ole &ldgerin entidieoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-08
WloItcriSIer SOOeSfan.

9lls Der 9leger @m. 9oufin bon
9lr. 23I observation-disclosures, IN
Scr Sonltoa 9}o6t nit iciner 6rou
in Der Stiicbc ioB, trot elm Srcmoer
our@ ole @iutert6iir Elm uuo froste,
ob cr ni6t ii6erno6tcn foune. @r
mar onlcbeinen0 etuaS betrltnfen lno
lieB lid otf eincu 5tbl nieocr @r
500 Elm @ilO aus Scr Soi6e, oaS, pie
er io0te, iein n@iu" ici Ger 9tegcr
CAB Dem SrcmoIiug oie GrlnubniB,
III Der Sii6e 81 iblofen mo 3og ii1
Inn 10 ll6r nit ieiner Srun 5uriid
als Die 2e6iere geiieru @loracn inn
4 llbr sur &iidc berabfonJ ibuarhte
Der 6remOe gou5 ibmer imo aus ici.
ner glnie floB @Itt, Cine bal6e
StrnOc ipdter nor ser Wloun foot.
Gie &eli5ci muroe 6euot6ricGiigt ino
brodte oeu Seidnam nod Ger Wior.
gue. Coroner &uiicll miro bette cine
llntcriubung bornc6men. Plus cini.
gen 9ricien IN elmer Gaihe oeS
SoOten 1T an3lmebmen. ooB oerielbe
Ssracl Siloermann bon glr 10, DIT
Campbell -StroBe, HoanoIc, @av III.
Ginige onocre grieic meiien oaraiiT
bin. OaB iciu MGohen Gt6el gSiggln'
ION, 91r. III OHGampbell5traB
Rnotnfe 9}n ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-08
S9OOO fiir nerIrl,trn lLrn

Wealone, R..Y., z. SUM.
Cine $urp i'm Supremr@eridt iprad5
om 5reitog 5reo. 6. 2oflelr cine
@nti6doiauug BON $4,000 fir Ser.
lesungen am rcdten 9(rm 3lL sic cr
els slngeiteIter Der n9iltlono eiieu
balm @onlpagnie" i'm borigeu SerbIt
N gLIbnrab. @t. erIitteM 1atte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-08

flaiie oeS Sugcu0pcrcinS @uitor 8.
9. 9enncr lmo @aiior 9iag Cottercr
iprc6en. Nlorgcn gl6enO gibt ser
6rauenperein Den Gomen Der Sdwe.
tern @emeinocn cine g(bcuoiinter.
baltlng, bel pelder Die gaiioreu 6.
BON Sa6mann uno &oul $. Sdnab
reOen meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-08
gseiu g)Orf SOrontu.

Jieiu yort SprOntO.
9oltimorcr @auOel6iloer E6eoter.
beiiber no6 9}elu gorf 5ur Son.
benton a6gereiit. 5inoet I'M
@rano Central @alace itatt.
sln5eigen Agenten ser Staot rii.
item fiir Die Goupentiou in 30
rontc.
Gicle @onoel6iloer S6eater6eii-
Ter iino geitern ua6 9few 9ort ab.
gereiit po beute I'M @rano Central
@alace Die 5peite Convention unO
2lusltelung Ser DSnternotionalen
@an0elbiloer @ereinigung" be.
ginnt, mel1e einc ooQe @o6e oauert.
g8G6reno oas @ros Der 8altimorer
0elegaten bereits geitern na6 Der
0'etropole a69efa6ren lit, weroen i6-
nen bcilte uuo morgen nod piele
na1iolgen. SIN Sotel @lcgllpin bat
oic MorDl6noer Delegation ibrSaupt.
quarter ouigci6logen. Inter Den
9elegaten, oie bereitS geitern 9alti.
more S6cils per glltomobil, giien.
ba6n ooer W3otor5meirao oerlaien 6a
ben, 6efan0en iidb II. q. Stene 9rooie,
gtat &cun, SarrD @}orebeao, S.Sop-
arO Bennett, @}arion Q. Scarce, IS.
8. @onOers, @m. ". SooeD, G6as.
". 0ids, g9m. 9alb, @unene Goof,
8. S6ailb, 9lrt6ur @rice, 3. ". Sor.
nig, Sobn $. Seino, So6n u. Sun.
ning6om, S. 8. Brad, Sliper S. 9ll.
len6ala6, @6il. S9ed uuO IS. Git
bon Sagerstomn.
Frdiioent g8ilion miro ole Gonoen-
tion Our6 einen 9rud auf einen elef-
trii6en &nopf er0ifneu. 9(m ndbiicu
Donneritag 6alten Die Wlar6ldnoer
Gclegoten i'm @oD Shore @arf i5re
Stoots Contention. @ei 0ieIer Sc
legcn6cit meroen Die @eamten im0
0elegaten fir oie Convention Ser
,@lotion @icture @ri6itorS 2eaaue
BON glmerifa,1 melcbe inn ndc6ltenSuli
in GoOton O6io, bcainnt, ernaunt
ueroen.
9ln3etgen .Seute na6 z o.
ronto.
Die gln5eigen- inO Sleflame.glgen-
ten ser Staot riilten fir Die 10. Sab
reS.Gonoention Der n9ereinigten 9ln
5cigen Clubs BON 9lmerifa," welde
am 10. SUM in Toronto 6eginnt. Die
Sii6rer 0cr @altimorcr Organization
6ieten 9lQeS auf 0amit oie 9etbeili-
glmg al Der Gonpention 70 groB ais
moali9 miro. @loDor @reitou Der
&oriiBer Oes 5abritonten- lmo @e-
idditsleute Gonlites, agitirt felt
ldngerer Belt 5u @lmitcu Der Son.
ucntion, ebenio Sr. Am g9ooomoro
GlouO, ser 9SrGIiOent 0eS 9oltimorer
Clubs. Gem o0n-to.Iorouto 50.
mite" beiiebenD aus oen SS. SO. Is.
Sdrldn @oriieer, E. 3. @ior6au, g8.
Collar 9toaeD, g(lireO 5. Sort, s. 90.
Gcelcr, it,, $. Q. 5anocrs, 9.9earo,
gS. u. Steer, 81. S. 8ladoller nno
5ranf Spoe, limo felt me6reren $50.
beu an scr gIrbeit imo lit es i6nen
gehngct bcreits me6r ais 80 8erIo.
ncn 81 6epcgeL an Der 6o6rt nod
Soronto I6eil 5u nebmen. Sin grtra.
3ug Der %ennipIOania giienbabn lit
fiir Ole 9eiu6er geIibert woroen. Die
lcbtia6rigc @onoentiou fauo in BAL
timore imo Die Oor6erge6enOe in Gal.
las Itatf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-08
0cOadtniIfcicr 6ci ser Ncilaarmcc

gSie IN ollen NbelIen Der WeII DleIt
and gcIicri oie vSeilsarmce" IN
Baltimore in i6ren Ueridieoenen
Souptqiortieren @eO1diniBieiern fir
lire 6ci oem llngliid Der ggmpreB Of
SSrclan0" imgefommenen aaneraoen
o6. Sto6s-Gopitdn g9iaihm Solpin
botte fir Die entipre1euOen 9lrronac-
meutS gelorgt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-08

aif mo Sung imO 9ut amiiiirte iid
AMI Oas Gortrefilibiie. Can't fiir
ibre 9emii6ungen Inn Oas @elingen
ser @eronitoltling ge6ii6rt iomo6l
Dem oagemeinen 9lrrangements-Go.
mite, olS arl6 Dem rH6rgcn aiiden-
Gonlite. 9lodItc6enOe 6erren gebor-
ten Dem eritcn an. @rdiioent ~. Si-
mon, George Stapf @enru 9ei6ctan3
nO 9lugmt Sdmiot. Sn Der aii6e
mirtten 6rou Simon 5rmt Stopf
mO SRI. Gatie 9lieie. @ine itolieni.
i6e g3odjt miro Der @erein i'm 9ln.
fang oes fonmenoeu NlonatS perau-
Italten, mo6ingegen Ser Shore an ic.
Dem Somttag geoiiuet iein miro.
@ermanio 0uortctt.G Int.
Gerie6en nit 5a6lrei6eu, freuoig
begriiBten 6aulic6cn g}euerungen
wurOe geiteru 9la6mittag inter 9e-
t6eiligung bon in0efd5r 700 &crio.
nen Der Shore 0es ,,@ermania 0uar-
tett-Glu6s" 81 g9eltport er0finet.
0iitglieoer anOcrer ocutic6er @creine
wareu intcr oen pieleu @ri6ienenen
itarf oertretcn. Inter Cirigent 6riB
&oroluS 6epd6rtcr &eitlng crireute
Der o@ermanio Guarteti-Glub" feline
5oblrei6cn @dIte 0urb Ocn &ortrag
Glider prd6tiger G60re, Oorrrnter:
nSuiaren-9I6icbieo, nSrii6ling, 0
golOne 3eit" in0 n@ruB aus Dem
Snut6al". Gas rii6rige @laB-Go-
mite bate feline N}ii6e geI6cut, oen
iibrigen 9lngeb0rigen 6reinoeu imo
9efanuten 0eS Gibbs Elm poor rebt
idone, genuBrcide StunOcu in @ot-
teS freier g}otur 81 Oeric6aiien Sol
genOe Serren ge6orten Oieicm Goniitc
an. Charles Sdmarb, @oriiber, 6rib
Giimmel, @iQiam Smile, G6nrles
@iir56aGer, 5ronf 9inf Sol. Saiid,
iim., g9m. 9fii6er 1mo @mil @e6er.
Ger @rGlioent oeS o@ernania Guar.
tett-GlubS" lit @err @iaiom 9iii6er,
ais Sefretdr Ite6t i6m Serr 9lOam
S6lottbmier sur Seite.
,,M} oltfe-G thrift 9tr. / / 5.~
@rG6tige Sttnoen, boiler ,5ro6-
li6feit, Sumor uno mami9ialtigiter
9lmiiIemcntS, bcrle6te DER ,N}oltfe.
CiItrift glr. t15~ bel ieinem geitri.
gen 9lusiluge nad o9euferts @orf"
al ser IorieD Cane lle6cr 800 Ser
Ionen, iuter i6neu itarte 9(6oronin-
gen Ocs .gSeItcno 9ieoertran}es" umO
ser DiIiriftc 93r. 1874, i47 1914, 201
un0 2O2 ocs .Geuti1en llnterItiit-
5itnQS .9unOeS~ no6men OH Der i60-
neu GeronItaltilng G6eil mo inter-
6ieltcu iib 0au5 Oortreiflih. y@lein
Ser5, t6u 0ib anil" iang inter Sci
hlng ieineS Girigeutcn Charles Oil
Ser .@eIienO 9ieoerfran3,~ mo eS
0auertc ni6t lange, bis Die Ser5en
iid i6atid6li6 weit ami t6oteu mo
.6ai Soll3 @lllif rgo SpieIen Die.
6ro6li6teit ibr goloenes S5epter
idwouo. Sin @cttlauien fir uoide
Mdnner@ bilOcte 6ci Sen llnter6ol.
tltnocn ne6en pelen anoeren nic6t ole
qerinqIte glttrattion. glu6 fir oic
Sinner mar nit Sdaufeln mo ion-
iligcn 9(miiicmcnts biurcidcno uno
in better @eiie Sorge getra9eu NOR.
Sen. 9la6ite6euoe Serren ge6ii6rt
ais N}itglieocr oeS Arrangements
Gomites fir sic 10 6crrIib oerlau-
icne Gerouitaltuug Sob unO 9(ncr-
fcnnung: Sermann @ltermouL &or-
iiber, g9il6elm GllerSfir1 imO So6n
Got. N}it prGdtigen Spciieu mar
tcte Oas aus fol9enoen Gomen be-
Itc6enOe aii6en-Gomite mlf: 6rau
SSoicp6 9ilo, Sralt 3. Sii6cl 5rou
Charles 91oB inO 6rou Charles 9eg-
gerow. Ger 9SrGiioent Oes rW1oltfc-
GiitriftS 9lr. 115" lit @crr Soiep6
9ilo, ser Sefretdr Serr SulhS 6.
@o6lcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-08
qnn 6elun6tIug nnIer @lot0ralueiraO

tIiu fnappcS @mfonlnen pom
Gooc Bate aeIicrn ocr q Sabre allc
SorrD Soffmonn bon glr 1880, ee'
oor.9(pemc, ais cr BON ieinem D'o-
tor3mciroo Itiir3tc. &on Dem Scr
acanieu Gomoro g. Smith DON Der
Nloiorrao- -9l6tbeitng wiroe CT on
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ainS itir6t an erIittenen gran6mnn.

Sm 5ronflin Square Soipital
iiarb Gcitern 9tadnlittog @roce Sor-
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on9c6li6 oie GleiOer Der aleuen
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fleine @idoden bic idmeren Brand
mlmocn ooDongetrogeu 6atte pel1e
ninme6r ieinen 500 sur Sol0e bait
ten.
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GineruPpi0e Nutwort,

Gineruppige Nutwort.
Gin Stottcrer frogte eineu Scrrn:
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aen, moo bier sic StottercrihuIe
iit2~ y Ger Serr ontportct: ~@aS
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boten iiini5ig @ienuigc Griutaelor
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geutlid 6eute idon Comment
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ulerrpetter 6ieIt gciieru 9tadmittag
Der Serauiiaungs Serein ~SoreIei"
sn ieinem Sbore 81 @eiiport icin en-
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zen inter Oen pielen 9lnwelcnoen be-
Ionoers u, iarf pertreten. Ole eigenc
O'''lIttopeQe ipieIie irobIi6e @eiien
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-08
FortnightIy Auction Club CompIi-
mented Last Evening

Messrs. HILBERT Weathers and AL
fred Beck, at the home of the for
mer, entertained last evening at auc-
tion, their guests including the
young ladies Of the fortnightly auc-
tion club, in whose honor the de-
1ightful affair was given, and a few
additional friends, making in all
three tables Of congenial and happy
players.
The organization of the fortnight
~ club, early last fall, marked the
beginning Of a series Of delightful
meetings, all of which have been en-
loyed by the genial hosts Of last eve
ming. For some time the club has
not met and the reassembling of it's
members not only enlivened greatly
a midsummer evening, but it proved
10 be the happiest of all the happy
evenings enjoyed by it, the hosts
leaving nothing undone for the
pleasure of their guests.
The card tables were arranged on
the spacious east piazza and for sew
eral hours auction held the closest
attention Of the players. The sue
cessful contestants were Miss Will
Jams and Mr.. Frink and as a reward
for making top scores they were pre-
scented with attractive prizes, the for
ner receiving beautiful little gold
pen and the latter box of silk hose.
Punch was served as the guests
arrived and while the games were in
progress the dummies" frequented
the bowl and at the conclusion of
the games a delicious salad course
with sandwiches and mints was en-
joyed. The hosts were assisted dur
ing the evening by Mrs. George H.
Ford of Jacksonville.
Enjoying the charming affair were
Misses Bessie lMacKay, Edith Will
Jams, Janet Weathers, Eugenia Full
Ter, Annie Atkinson, Messrs. Brant-
ley Weathers, w J. Frink, o. B.
HoWse, Il. J. Crook and T. H Harris
Miss Virginia Sistrunk returned
this morning from an one-night Wis
IT to Miss Mary Pratt at Lake Weir.
Mrs. r. c. Tydings and Mr.. Rob
e ert Tydings spent last night at Lake
Weir, joining the merry house party
being given by Miss Annie Davis.
$50
After a short visit to Miss Hannay
Ellis, Miss Blair Woodrow has re
turned to Woodmar, accompanied by
Miss Ellis, who will he her guest for
several days.
~sfg-.ss...n Is
Col. and Mrs. J. NJ. Martin have
gone to Asheville, n. c., to spend the
remainder of the summer visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Munroe and
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MRS. WILSON'S FUNERAL

Washington, Aug. S.-The House
and Senate will adjourn Monday dur
ing the funeral OF the wife Of the
president. The funeral Will be held
Monday afternoon. The remains,
accompanied by nearly every South
ern senator, congressman and many
government officials. will leave at
1870 Monday for Rome, Ga, where
they will be inferred. Rome was
Mrs. Wilson's girIhood home.
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PLAYER PIANO BARGAIN

l have a $3.50 player piano right
from the factory, not yet opened,
that l got in a close trade. Price
printed in gold letters on top. Bench,
cover and rolls with piano. Will
sell for about half regular price on
easy terms. Old piano or any kind
OF salable property taken as part
payment. Address, Box 176, Ocala,
Fla. S-5-4t
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ODD FELLOWS

Tulula Lodge No. %, /. o. o. F.,
meets in Yonge's hall every Tuesday
evening at o'clock. A warm well
come always extended to visiting
brethren. ]. H. Benjamin, y. G.
W. L. Colbert, Secretary.
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Sons of Veterans Entertain


The informal reception given last
evening at CIyatt's hall, the former
home Of the Woman's Club, by John
NJ Martin Camp, Sons Of Confeder-
ate Veterans, was enjoyed by a large
number Of friends including the
members Of the camp of Confederate
! Veterans and Dickson Chapter Of
the United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy and their friends.
The camp is a recent organization
and has already established a repu-
tation for entertaining charmingly,
flor. last winter when it gave its first
entertainment those in charge left
inothing undone that would add to
! the pleasures of the guests, and last
Evenings affair was a repetition of
the first, everybody present enjoying
greatly the cordial hospitality pre-
yailing everywhere.
In welcoming the guests, Gen. w.
w Harriss was graciously assisted
! by Mrs. Harriss and in entertaining
/ by Mr. and Mrs. E. l.. Carney, Mr..
and Mrs John Edwards, Mr. and
Mrs. J. r. Moorhead, Mr.. w. T. Gary
and number of others.
An interesting program was rem
dered, beginning at $50 O'Clock, the
opening number being an overture
Iby the orchestra. Mr.. Gary was
master of ceremonies and in his
Ipleasing manner announced the
speakers, presenting first Mr.. D. Mel
Ferguson, who delivered the address
of welcome in a few we'll chosen
words. His ten-minute talk was fol-
| lowed by two piano selections ex-
quisitely played by Miss Irma Blake.
The principal address was given
by Mr.. Alfred Aver, adjutant general
| U. &C. ", who responded with an
| eloquent speech. Mr.. Aver at all
times is an entertaining talker and
last evening was listened to with
deep interest.
Miss Mary Hill, gifted reader
| who added to the success of the win
ter entertainment, was again heard
and to good advantage, her selec-
tions being 1.-The Soul Of the Violin"
and Temperance Romance. Miss
CeciIe Downs eNquisitely sang Car
mena" and Visitors" which were
the concluding numbers on the at
tractive program.
During the evening iced tea and
several varieties of delicious sand
witches were served by the Misses
Carolyn lHarriss, Catherine and Mary
Harriet Livingston, Annie Pope
Eagleton and several other members
of Fanny r. Gary chapter, Children
of the Confederacy.
/ Mr. and Mrs. R. c. Land have re-
Gently had their home at 81 Sanchez
street attractively done over, adding
all modern conyeniences.
Mrs S. G. Meyers and children,
who have been visiting the former S
mother, Mrs. Edward Badger, at
Lake Weir, have returned to Tampa
Mrs. Edward Badger and Mrs
Emily Green, who are spending
awhile at Lake Weir, were guests to-
day of their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs
E. NJ. Howard.
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granddaughter, Miss Frances Bangs,
at their lovely country home,
Woodstock" Their host Of friends
wish for them pleasant and bene-
fetal sojourn.