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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21
Leaves Farm to Daughter
VIII of Mrs. Luyenia Phinps

The will of Mrs. Luvenia Phipps, of
Churchton. A. A. Co., was filed in the
Orpans Court yesterday. Mrs. Phipps
bequeathes to her daughter EN- lily
Phipps her farm on which she resided,
to be the daughters during her natural
life. She also leaves her daughter all
her personal effects of whatever nature
possessed.
At the death of Miss Emily Phipps
all the possessions of the mother are
bequeathed to her son Wilson Phipps
and his heirs and assigns forever.
She leaves sorrel colt to her son,
and to her dutiful grand daughter,
Minnie Weaver, a bedstead. and all that
belongs to il.
The will says the above disposi-
tion of my property is not because Of
any lack of affection for my other
children but as my estate is small and
further division of it would render
each share of but little value"
The will appoints the daughter
Emily Phipps sole executrix. 1t is
dated April IL. 1911
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21
DANIELS IS WAITING
EIGHT SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES.
10 Choose Invention Board Hearty
Aid Promised.

The size Of Secretary Daniels Naval
Board OF Invention and Development
will depend on the selections made by
the eight scientific societies he has
asked to name two members each. the
Secretary said Yesterday.
Secretary Daniels intends to have
ThomasA. Edison for chairman wheth-
er the societies choose him or not. II
one of them does not select him. the
membership may be limited TO sixteen
II not the Secretary will appoint him.
which will make seventeen. Further
more, II the society nominations fail
to include an inventor scientist or en-
gineer of especial distinction, or if
anyone is omitted who, in his opinion
ought TO be on the board, he will him
self make the addition or additions. so
that the total may reach 20 or more.
II was thought the societies would
acknowledge the Seeretary's letters
within week, but, as they will prob
ably have to call meetings TO make Sc
lections, 1t was said their nominations
might not all be in before August Is
Secretary of the Navy Daniels will
have the heartiest support of the scien
tific societies which he has asked to
cooperate with him on the new naval
advisory board. officers of the various
organizations of New York said yes
terday. All will take steps this week
to place at Secretary Daniels disposal
representatives of the societies.
Speaking for the American Society
OF Mechanical Engineers" said Secre-
tary c. w. Rice, Il can pledge to Sec
retary Daniels the heartiest support.
We have for some time had a COM
mittee of five cooperating with Gen
eral Wood, and it is probable the same
committee will cooperate with Secre-
tary Daniels. The chairman of the
committee is Major William H. Wiley,
former Congressman from the State of
New Jersey
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21
PERSONAL MENTION
Those Who Come And Those Who Go
---0ur Floating Population.

Miss Mamie Robbins. of Cambridge
has Joined the camping party Of ar
and Mrs. W II. Thomas. on the Sew
ern river
Miss Doris Thomas. who has been
visiting Mrs. Robbins and Miss Mamie
Robbins, her aunt and cousin. has re-
turned home
Mrs James H. Clemson is spending
few days with Mrs. Wm. NJ Abbott
at the Duke OF Gloucester Cottage at
Arundel-on-the-Bay
Miss Addie Robertson, who has
been visiting for week her sister in
Baltimore. has returned.
Mrs. A. T. Jackson. OF Rockford, H..
is visiting hersister. Mrs. William b.
Gardiner. West street
Mr.. Joseph Anderson. of Hunting
ton, West Virginia. is guest of Mr..
and Mrs. William b. Gardiner. on
West street.
Mr.. Henry Cole Day. of New York. is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Todd.
this city.
Prof and Mrs. CASTOR Costet, and
daughter, Andre, left today for sew
eral weeks stay at Atlantic City. at
The Allenhurst
Congressman Davenport. of 0kloho-
ma. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Moss. Shipwright street.
Mrs. Reynolds. who has been Wis
iting Hagerstown. has returned.
Miss Helen Duvall, daughter of DR..
Writ Duyall. of Baltimore, is visiting
at ST. Margaret's.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21
Private Yacht "Mea"
Returns to PHILADELPHIA.

The private yacht "Mea. - of Phil
adelphia, flying the burgee of the Corin-
THAN Yacht Club, owned by Mr.. A. ID.
Chiquoine, of the Quaker City, sailed
cut of the Annapolis harbor this morn
ing, bound for its home port.
Capt" Chiquoine, who, by the way
is a newspaper man, had as his guest
on board the "Mea.," Mr.. Paul l..
Alexander, both are from Moore, Pa.
The "Mea" sailed from PhiladeI-
phia two weeks ago bound for Annap-
oils, and stopped at all cities and towns
en- route. She expects to arrive in
Philadelphia in two weeks.
While here Mr.. Chiquoine visited the
Naval Academy buildings and grounds
ard int resting sites in the city.
He and his friend speak highly of An
napolis as a most attractive and inter
esting city. Mr.. Chiquoine says toe
much cannot be said in its praise and
commendato-y Of the Naval Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21
ORPHANS COURT.
Judicial Disposition Of the Affairs Of
Widows and Orphans.

AT the regular meeting of the Judges
of the Orphans Court, held on Tues
day, the following business was trans
acted
The petition and order in the matter
of the estate OF Weems Ridout for au-
thority to purchase and transfer GER
tain stock was filed and passed
The last will and testament of Luve-
MIA Phipps was admitted to probate.
The executors bond of Emily Phipps
executrix of Luyenia Phipps. was fled
and approved and letters granted, no
tice to creditors given and warrants OF
appraisemnt isued to George w. Hyde
and Isaac S. Nutwell
The release of Alma SchwarzrocB
TO Winson G. Gott, administrator, was
fled
The application of Vivian G. Robin.
son for guardianship OF Robert W
Robinson and Catherine V. Robinson
was filed and passed.
The guardianship bond of Vivian c.
Robinson, for guardianship of Robert
w Robinson and Catherine V. Robin
SoAs Mdo AtSu anu pdHnGu-
The first and final account of Emma
NJ. Wells. executrix of Louis H. REIN
was filed
The order of the Court in the matter
of the estate of Louis H. Rehn was
filed and approved.
The warrants of appraisement in an,
mater Of the estate of J. Marshal
Caughey were issued to George SAT
field and William H. Moss.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21
SHIPS a DAYS AHEAD
OF SCHEDULE TIME.
The Missouri Admiral FulIam's Flag
Ship First TO Pass Through Canal.

Word has been received from the
ships of the summer squadron of the
Naval Academy and they are four days
ahead of schedule as published Off
cially in the itinerary.
Instead of arriving at San Diego
on August first. as scheduled, they will
arrive on July % or 20. and at San
Francisco on August first.
At San Francisco the ships will be
overhauled and the enlisted men will
all be given shore leave Aside from
little rough weather experienced in
the Gulf stream, the cruise has been
delightful one for the officers, mid
shipmen and men.
Everybody here seems we'll pleased
with the fact that the Missouri, Ad-
miral FuIlam's flag ship, was the first
battleship to pass through the Panama
Canal. The itinerary of the summer
cruise has been previously published.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21
St. SWITHIN'S DAY
ITS ORIGIN AND LEGENDS.
Weather PrOgnOsticatOr to the Super
.,i,ious.--A First Cousin to Ground
Hog Day.

rts -uperstitiOus persons, who
.'., .~a#e etly in legends like that Of
e-asuI hog and bad weather, the
.gen boxing glass, and misfortune
-lt.n.re nose and company, and st
..tbn.. dav and n.question. some
. low much credenee 10 put in
c l...,-. but since it did rain on
-.ftus Day and has rained
.. ae. since. Doubling Thomases'
tae unmr 70 realize there really
rra \. umcthing in it,"
Nli only does the individual who
.,.i5es over the destinies of the
waIber bureau know that rain fell
,.,. everybody else knows that on
raurs8as. July Is. it rained, end Ju-
,.,sr p.siu- was not stinting in
.v.aHa his watering can about
.ither As il has rained every day
.ir.e Ialy 15. last Thursday, the ques-
ao. remains viii it continue to pitter-
eta. ou tne roof. or pour down for
'be remaining thirty-four days.
N gae iu the year 971 that someone
.nkuoHn to fame fixed the day per
nancntIy with the following verse:
sf sUbue Day, if thou dost rain.
For forts days II viii remain;
So swtans Day, if thou be fair,
For forts DAYS il will remain.
But .he legend does not say how
much rain viii have to fall upon st.
sultnu Day. and so the purveyors
n umbrellas and raincoats don't know
whether TO expect a trade boom or
NOT. aud the baseball fans can't decide
uhc.her0hey should be anxious.
Itpa the author OF the Shepherds s
kaludaI who said:
"lt ON Swithin's Day IL prove fair,
temperate winter will follow; but If
rainy stormy or windy, thenthe con
uay
THAT 30 should rain for forty days
after d Wet stSwithin.appears to have
been 900 article Of popular belief, even
in Anglo Saxon times.
TlD legend of ST. Swithins day is
mat .ha saint, who died in S6S, de-
sired to be buried in the open church
arl. not iu the chapel of the minis
tc0 as aas usual with bishops, and
,bis desire was complied with, but on
bs being clnonized. the monks, think
mE 80 disgraceful for the saint to lie in
lbc opcu cemetery, determined to re-
move his body into the choir This
aas attempted with solemn process
sion ou the 18th of July.
% ramed. however, SO violently for
my days. together, that the design
abandoned. The monks, finding
4 VAIN 20 contend with one who had
bo clements so entirely under his con
uoI like discreet and prudent men,l
hm have his own way. He. to show
h opinion of their conduct, and to
warm others against interfering with
Ihg wishes of the dead, still continues
lhc forty days rain. Unfortunately
81. Noe ruth Of the legend. the saints
wlic were. in 97l. translated by st.
A.bcVoid To shrine, and in 1904 re-
translated TO Winchester Cathedral by
Bishop Halkelin
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21
Cemetery Association.

There will be meeting of the La
dies Cemetery Association on Friday
morning at 1890 o'clock at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Daniel r. Randall. Col
lege Ave.
As many of the members are out
of the city, all who are still at home
are urged to attend this meeting on
Friday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21

The Clerk of the Court has issued
the following marriage licenses:
Harry +. Bull. 23, BALTIC. Nellie E.
Smith, %; BALTIC.
Robert E. Wall, 33, Portsmouth.
Va; Celia E. Hippler. "a. MiIIersvilIe,
Md.
Levi Morgan, "a. Buckham, w. Va. !;
Ellen Magruder. 20. Alta Villa, Md.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21
Compliments Speaker.

A copy of the Methodist Church
Bulletin, published at Conway, Ark ,
of July Is. a copy of which. has been
received at this Office. The paper
speaks of an address before the Faul-
ner County Sunday School Convention.
The paper says in part:
The committee appreciated the
addresses of Mr.. Mason E. Mitchell.
Mr.. Mitchell has travelled so much and
led so varied life the last few years
that he is one of the most interesting
speakers we have. The convention
voted him an honorary member of the
association.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21
Want City Dock
Dredged On North Side.

At Monday nights meeting of the
Mayor and City Council, Alderman
Charles w. Smith, of the First WARD
submitted the following order and re-
quested that it be referred to the iii
nance Commission to be considered as
one of the items to be levied for.
Ordered. That we advertise for
bids to dredge the City Dock, erect s
new North side; to dredge at the foot
of Prince George street; to bulk head
from Charles street to Shaw street and
to fill in same for forty feet"
Nothing definite has been done in
the matter although the order is con-
sidered one of the city's needs.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21

Manager Landon has decided. on ac-
count of the heavy extra expense Of
the serial picture, "The Romance of
Elaine, that IT would not be shown
there. However on account of a big
demand by the patrons it has been de-
cided to show this strong serial pic
ture and the first number will be seen
today at the popular picture theatre.
Picture fans anticipate big things
from this new series which introduces
Lionel Barrymore, a splendid actor.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21

Mr.. Herman Theisz, collector for
the Home Friendly Society has been
incapacitated for duty for several days.
While in the line of duty last Thurs
day Mr.. Theisz was walking in the
country when some sand got into his
shoe, and rubbed sore. The foot be-
came infected and was badly swollen.
Mr. Theisz suffered much pain, and
was confined to bed for several days.
He is now able to be about on crutches
Snd hopes to be soon at work again.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21

An organization of the plebes. or
new fourth class midshipmen has
been affected.
The plebes have organized into bat
talon of four companies for drills and
other practical work. H. VI. Martin
has been designated as cadet liteuten-
ant-commander, the ranking officer of
the battalion. The staff officers are
Lieutenant and adjutant, q. w.
Brashears, Jr.. and petty officer. j.
Neal.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21
THE ROMANCE OF ELAINE.
PART ONE AT THE PALACE To-
DAY. advltjy21
Inspecting Milk
Local Wagons Held Up.

The Government has sent to Annap-
oils two inspectors of milk, according
to law.
This morning every milk wagon
coming into the city from Germantown
and West Annapolis was held Up, a
portion of the milk being taken from
the wagon of each dairymsn for in
spection.
A test VIII be made of all the milk
furnished consumers in Annapolis and
vicinity, the result to be made known
later.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21

The Camp Parole baseball team will
leave here tomorrow morning at 8
O'Clock and spend the day at Cedar
Grove, and in the afternoon will play
Friendship and Cedar Grove teams.
The FIRST game will be called at one
o'clock.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21
Transferred.

Mr.. j. w. Coakley. local manager
for the Postal Telegraph Company. has
been transferred from the Annapolis
office to Philadelphia.
Mr.. Coaklsy, will be succeeded by
Mr.. Marvel. He left here today for
his new field. During Mr.. Coakley Is
stay here he made many friends who
wish him success in his new field Of
labor.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21
MERRY MAKING METHODIST
ON EXCURSION TO COLCHESTER.
Party Of 7l6 Leaves for Days Outing
On Steamer Annapolis.

WAS "a party of Merry Making
N,WoI#ts who left here this morning
goa ihc ieamcr Annapolis, of the Toll
chester Company for Rochester Beach
Tho cNcursionists numbered 716, OF
whom ail were from Annapolis and
IN- tuu Washington,
lHH steamer brought here from
.cnown party of 4S7 excur-
s''Ht.s who enjoyed the day in An
wp0..t ightseing and will return on
'H. moonlight trip this evening. The
W"H making Methodists that com
nt.| ERE local eXcursionists, were
.0' tWo Methodist Episcopal Sunday
schools d this city, who took along
Wn' q. their friends.
i.. day was ideal for the trip, the
"D.'. cool delightful and sunshiny
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21
n OF ICE.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS!

The Grand Chancellor COmman-
der will be present at Friendship
Lodge No. s, K. of P. TONIGHT.
July 2lst, for the installation OF
officers.
All members are requested to be
present
mn By order, K. Of R. and 5.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21
"a For Rent, Furnished. "a

The Residence Of 1t Com DR. Frank
lin D. KaTns. completely Furnished,
viii be for rent on and after July Ist,
Every modern convenience Il Mary
land Ave Apply CIV. GOULD, Church
Circle and South St. Phone 923-m.
m29t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21

To enjoy a good laugh see John
Barrymore, in Are You a Mason. !"
Colonial, Wednesday. advZtjy2O
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21

The ROMANCE OF ELAINE.
PART ONE AT THE PALACE TO-
DAY. adv1tjy2I
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21

Whatever you do don't miss Are
You Mason. scream from start to
fnish--Colonial. Wednesday. sdv2tjy2o
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21

Colonial, Wednesday John Barry
more, in "Are You a Mason.
adv2tjy2O
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21

Don't forget the Sixth Chapter of
s.The Diamond from the Sky-Colo-
nisl. Thursday. adv2tjy2l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21

Splendid feature pictures Colonial.
Thursday. adv2tiy2l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21
A Quiet Wedding.

On Monday evening, July 10, a
quiet wedding was solemnized at 8
O'Clock at the residence of Mrs. Agnes
Shock, No. l Jefferson street.
Mrs. Shock became the wife of
Samuel w. Smith. of West Annapolis.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DIR. Alex. Bielaski. pastor of
the Maryland Ave. NJ. E. Church.
Among those who witnessed the cere-
mony were Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, par
ents of the groom. of Baltimore, Mr..
C. F. Smith, brother and Mrs. Emma
Robbins, daughter of the bride.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21

"Ae You a Mason" the funniest
of eomedies-Colonial, Wednesday.
adv2tiy20
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21
Death Of Wen Known
CoIorsd Citizen.

John walker a well known colored
citizen. died at his home on Tuesday
evening, July 20. al s o'clock after a
short illness. lie was a faithful en-
ployee az ihe Naval Academy laun-
dry for a period OF thirty years. He
leaves a wife and two sons and three
daughters. Funeral from Asbury NJ.
z. Church on Friday az p. m.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21

Sixth Chapter of The Diamond
from the Sky" Colonial, Thursday.
adv2tjy21
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-21
THE CAPITAL

Is mke a letter from home
See that q follows you where
ever sou go. 50 cts q month
By nail
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16
Ser amerifamii6c Solar
ais Notbbelfer Der
Qtuttertttt.

0ie amerifaniide Srgane Ser M=
ltlerten arbeiten NIT 9od)6rnd, INN
oen engliiden nno fran30itiden 81
nan5lelten, sic bierberfommen, INN
cine grobe Mnleibe mnter5ubringen,
Die 8ege gu ebnen. 3u 6ielem 3pede
baben iie 0as @ereoe bon ser ariegs-
miioigfeit 1eutidlan6s ua6 ietner
@erbiin6eten e%rfunoerL Die aldermen
JrieoenSmarde11, beren @erbreiter
BON ben berufenen Srganen 0eul6-
lartos cine 10 idarfe 8uredtpeiiurg
erfabren baben. Mu9 6os S6reiben
8alfo1rs iiber Die olrssge3eidnete Ser,
foiiung Der engliiden 5lotte un6 6as
5iasfo bes oeutiden l1nterieeboot-
frieges geb0rt bierber. @benio Die
mieoerbolte Mnfiinoigung elmer gro,
Ben Sffeniibe ser Muiierten inn @e.
item. Gn6lid geboren bierber Die
Nortier Mel0unge11 iiber groBe gr,
folge ser MQiierten an Sen Nar6mel-
len nn6 6ie 2onboner gemiibungen,
Der sit11ation auf BEN 0itliben
&riegSfdauplate Elm boffnungsfreu=
6iges M1Si eben ab5ugetpir11en. Mit
9iigen nn6 6ali6ungen Ser gr0blten
Mrt iudt man bier Sen @in6r11d at
ertpeden, als 1tebe es tint pie Sade
ser 9laiierten trot Ser berni6ten6e11
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lebten Mfonaten erlitten, troy Ser
mibli6en Sage an 6en 9ur6aneQen
un6 Ser boffnungs(oien Situotio11
auf oem meitli6en &riegsi@auplabe
alesge5eidnet.
0ie Miierten brauden 6ringerr6
einen rel1en 8a1n6esgenolien. Mit
6em 8altan lit es nidts. Die Soft
n1nge1t Sic Tie boriibergeben6 ouf
Souan0, 6ie 5dtpei5 nn6 6ie nett
trolen ifanoinabifden 2drt6er iebten,
iin6 ldngit 51 @aiier getpor6en.
Sic Sapaner iin6 iteifbetnig uno
ni6t piaens, iid %5ltguniten Ser
NQiierten iibermaBig an5uitrengen.
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Sen &rieg %bineir8ieben 5u f0innen
bat mani o%ufgeben miiiien. Sebt ion
Ser amerifanii6e Collar belfen. M11f
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gen un6 6all6ltngen miu man ibn
6em &1rblifl1m aus Ser Iaihe loden,
glei65eitig unfere Sinan5=
un0 &an6elsfreiie nit Drobungen BE,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16

mobl nod fir einige 3eit gilt: Grit
idlagen, oann iagen! Mber alld rein
militdriid beoel1tet fir 0ettidylano
Ser &umpf an Sen Garoaneller, nno
Ser iiegreide aampf ser Iiirfen elm
midtiges 8eoingnib fir Sic geiamm=
tie &raftentfaltung Der Mittelnradte.
Ser Gbef oes outtiden groBen Sc
neralltabes rno ser Setter Der oellt-
lden Tlotte miirom oarl1m 11idt
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0en ltoben, menn bon elmer Hreis=
gabe ser Guroanellen lrn1 zines Son-
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tie sic &eoe fem lollte, r1ro Ser &eidS~
f%an5ler miiroe 5tpeifellos letnen 3D.
ldieb erbitten.
Mun f0n,1te iolden Mbertpib igno-
rieren, menn er nidt geeignet mdre,
0elttidlanb 6ort, 100 ma es nidt
fennt, IN idiefe 8elel1dtung gu brin=
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freut lid) iiber sic @rfolge ser Cir
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Muiierten itnb sic lebten, sic 6ieie
grfolge nnteri6dben. @are ibnen
an oem 8eiib ser Daroanellen nidt
10 nnen6li6. biel gelegen, Damn miir=
Sen tie nidt Sic enormen 0pfer britt
gen, Sic 6ieie @dampfe foiten. Mber
oieie Spfer iin6 pergebens gebradt.
Mu6 I'M 2ager Ser Mliierten mebren
Sic Stimmen ii6, Ole Sen IaroaneI>
len=6el65ug als Elm u11gliidlides n1ro
alrsliftloies ltnternbemen be5eidnen.
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ne @erbiin6eten. Sin Sen @uroanel=
len leiiten Sic Eurfen Sen beioen per=
biinoden &%aiiermd6ten gr0Bere
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item f0nne11, tpenn es iid ibrren or=
gei6loiien batte. 9us tpir6 Deutid)-
LAMB oen Siirfen 1tt6t b%ergeiien. Die
Siirfei brar@t ni6t 5u befiirdten,
ooB DelttidGan6 ii6 bon ibr trennen
f0nnte. 0as lit cine ser unm0gIid=
feiten 6eS &rteges. 0as @ere6e,
9entldla1r0 lei bereit, &uBlano sic
9ur6aneQen alts5uliefern, lit ELM ein=
faltiges @ere6e. Son 8etriigern err
fltnoen un6 fir Tboren berednet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-16
Gm9lamo bat Mn9it.

Gin Mortpeger> ser aus ieine1
Spmpotbien fir England fein Sell
madt, modte iiingit cine &eiie nad)
england un6 3eutidIan6, un6 sic
bel 6ieier @elegenbeit geiammelten
g%rfabu1ngen. boben i'm, tpie er ielbit
fagt, nodbenflid geitimmt. nMon
bot farm oen @o6en g1rglanos be-
treten," idreibt ct, ~io merit man
%iofort, 6oB oos 2on6 in bobem @raoe
nerp0s lit. SSn 0en @afeniMoten
mi1mmelt es bon @ebeimpoli5iiten,
Sic cine nod meiner Mniid)t iiber=
triebene uno nidt imnter aeididte
@eiddftigfeit erttpidel1t. Ser Trenrs
&c mir6 i'm england iett iiberoQ beo-
bahtet, m1sipioniert, %nero1dtigt;;
g,glonos olte @oltfrelrnoiduft geaen
Ml1sldn6er gebort Ser @eraangenbeit
OFT. SD NOR 3etge, mie stpei or
pegiide &apitane, n1,r tpeil lie in III
rer M1ttteriprod)e itd matchmaker
rnterbielten, bon @ebeimpoli5ilten
cuff ser StroBe feitgenom11en ltn6
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