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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-02-27

Davies. E. n. Hurley, W. J. Harris, w
Fl. Parry and George Rublee. Purchase
of Monticello. home of Jefferson, by
the federal government was favored by
the President. T.. ]. Ayers was APP
pointed chief clerk of the Interior De-
partment. Providing two battleshlps
and twenty -one submarines, abollSh1ne
the plucking board and carrying S1a2,-
?61,9S1, the naval appropriation Dill
was passed by the Senate; the army
bill, carrying 03,000,000. was also
approved by the Senate. Judge A. g.
Dayton of West Virginia, answering
charges before the House judiciary
subcommittee of investigation. entered
his denial. Examination of witnesses
In the case was closed. Carter Harrl-
son was beaten by II. NJ. Sweltzer Tor
the democratic nomination for mayor
of Chicago by majority OF ti.ool. IN
the effort to place under arrest fse-
d United States marshaIs posse fought
a band of fifty-two Piute Indians near
Bluff, Utah. the accused escaping; five
Indians and white man were Siam
Three persons were burned to death IN d
two-hundred- thousand dollar fire at
Birmingham. Ala. One man was killed
in a Southern railroad wreck near Brls-
tow, Va. Capt A. E. Hahring, Z. S. M. G.
an aid to former President Ia1t and
recently married, committed suicide in
fnltaQelpnla. Among llCSe VIM uicu
during the week were: DR.. James +,
Donnelly of the American Red Cross
mission to Servia, and Theodore NJ
Davis, noted Psychologist.
FOREIGN.
The peace pact between Uruguay and
the United States was signed by Secre-
tary Bryan and Minister Pena OF Uru-
quay. The Senate failed to take action
on the Nicaraguan and Colombian
treaties, seemingly indicating that
there will be no action at this session
DIR. Juan Blanco, Uruguayan minister
of public works, called upon President
Wilson Progreso, Yucatan, was re-
established as a port of call of the con-
stitutionalist government of Mexico
following suppression of an uprising
residents of Mexico City protested the
detention under arrest by orders OF
Carranza of $50 Catholic priests Davil-
mar Theodor abdicated as president OF
Haiti and took refuge on a Dutch
steamer. Sarah Bernhard. the noted
actress. submitted to amputatlon OF
her right leg and was reported recov-
ering. Pierre Rojestvensky, former at
tache of the Russian embassy and Rus
sian consul general at San Francisco
died at his post. Among those who died
during the week We're: Sir William
Eden, British artist: Sir Charles Au-
gustus Hartley, British engineer, who
aided in planning the Panama canal
route
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-02-27
Bonds Are Light.

From the Detroit Journal.
And are the divorce laws so very
liberal in your section"
'.LiberA? Say: They are SO liberal
that noksdy ever heard Of woman
crying at Z wedding out there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-02-27
Worth Seeing.
From Judge.

| From Judge. :. ~ :
Observation-Disclosures diggin the big
hole for?'
Trapper-Wild cats.
Tenderfoot-By gravy, Eve, often
hard of wild cat mines, but this is the
first time / ever saw one!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-02-27

! The Magistrate Ito Mrs. O'Scrap)-
Don't you think you and your husband
could live together without fighting?
| Mrs. O'Scrap-No, yer amer; that is,
not 'appily.-London Sketch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-02-27
"reminiscences.

From the Philadelphia Ledger
stay to dinner. old man; such as 10
is"
Don't make excuses. BlinkS; I've
dined at your house before"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-02-27
Treasury Has No Cash.

Even if the Russians could immedi-
ately train themselves for the work
hitherto left to the Germans. a further
obstacle arises in settling with the
German-Russian subjects. The Rus
sian treasury has no cash ready to pay
Germans for their property or for their
stocks. Even if the money we're forth
coming, it is not clear to any one just
what would be done with the property
when bought. Russians themselves
consider that the depreciation in land
value and the decreased productivity
during the period of transfer would
be calamity.
The various tangles into which the
question unravels seems effectively to
obstruct any positive action, Mean
while some Germans are being sent out
of Russia and are temporarily re-
placed by competent persons of other
nationality. Some, in view of the in
dispense bility of their services, have
received special permission to remain
at their posts. Those who have been
expelled are concentrated in camps in
Siberia and in the Ural districts, await
ing the outcome of the war and the
fate which shall decide whether they
are to be allowed to go to their homes
in Russia or the homes of their fore
| fathers In Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-02-27

Mrs Bacon-And when your husband
gets angry does he tear his hair?
Mrs. Egbert-Oh, no; he's afraid to.
It's not his, you know.-Yonkers
Statesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-02-27
Psychological Moment.

From Judge.
Nora-Why did you accept him the
third time he proposed: a
Dora-Beca use. he said 1t kSuld be
the last time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-02-27
Military Operations.

German forces captured by storm the
town of Przasnysz. Russian Poland.
Fierce fighting in the Carpathians was
reported to be without decision. Lon
don officially reported the destruction
of all forts guarding the entrance to
the Dardanelles by the fleet of the al
lies. Russia was reported to have
reoccupied Sadagora. Zeppelin air
ship bombarded Calais, killing five
civilians.
Conditions Affecting United States.
The United States made new pro-
posals to Great Britain and Germany
for protection of neutral rights. sup
posed to suggest the distribution of
food in Germany under American su-
pervision as a guarantee that food ship
ments will not benefit the military. The
American steamers Evelyn and Carlb
were blown up and sunk, supposedly
by mines, in the North sea, an Amerl-
can sailors on the Carib losing his life.
Germany commended that both vessels
were out of the safe path suggested for
the routes of neutrals bound for Baltic
ports. Germany gave pledge that the
food cargo of the Wilhelmina. held by
the British, if released, would not be
seized for the army. Former President
Taft, warning of the perils and crisis
created by the war in Europe, urged
Americans to support the President in
his efforts to solve the situation. Bel
gians In Brussels, in gratitude to the
United States, observed Washington S
birthday, and named three streets of
Louvain after Americans r. p. Steg-
ler retired German sea captain. and
two others were arrested, charged with
fraudulently obtaining an American
passport: Capt. Boy-Ed, naval attache
of the German embassy, was accused
of being in the plot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-02-27
NATIONAL.

The President nominated as members
of the federal trade commission ]. E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-02-27
MODEST REQUEST.

Motorist-Yes, I advertised for .
chauffeur and I have no doubt Won are
q good one, but I am sorry 70 say
the position u fIled!
Applicant-Thea. SIR, would yoa
mind giving me . relereace saying I'm
. good chaAfeaR and yuu were oor1Y
- l00a nal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-02-27
0UST|NG Of GERMANS
IN RUSSIA UNDECIDED
Teutons Play Big Part in Com.
mercial Life of Cars
Empire.
Correspondence Of the Associated Press.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
PETROGRAD, February 2.-The pro-
posal to GUST the German population
from Russia still hangs fire. Recon-
mendations made before the imperial
council and several commissions and
subcommissions appointed by the gov
eminent have included the government
purchases of all landed property owned
by Russian citizens of German nation
atty and the expulsion of these sub.
difficulty of replacing the Germans.
who occupy an important position in
Russia's industrial scheme, the German
problem still lies before the commits
sions. with little probability of imme-
date solution.
The literally inclined members be-
lieve that while the Germans should
not continue to enjoy the special privi-
leges which have favored German in
dustry in Russia in the past. they
should not, on the other hand. be thus
summarily deprived of their rights in
Russia, so long as they are Russian
citizens. The -slavists and the ex-
IRENE members of the nationalist party
favor the immediate expulsion of Ger
mans at all cost.
ACTIVITIES OF Germans.
AS a practical measure. the whole
question hinges upon the availability
of other candidates to fill the positions
now occupied by Germans. This Ger
man population does not exceed per
cent of the entire population. but it
occupies conspicuous place in the adj
ministrative activity Of Russia. both of
a private and governmental nature.
The majority of bank and insurance
company directors. property owners
and managers are Germans; the same
is true of university professors, law
yers, doctors. chief foresters, export
ers, importers. civil engineers, printers
and foremen in factories. Before the
beginning of the war Russia viewed
this condition of things with COM
placency. realizing that German mo-
tive power was Indispensable in a
country not yet trained to develop its
own resources to their highest eff
cheney. The problem. therefore, which
Russia has faced since the beginning
of the war is d complicated one. for
which no practical solution has yet
been suggested. Works that prepared
ammunition for war, railroads and
steamship lines for the transportation
of troops and munitions were directed
by Germans, and most of the land
fringing the Russian boundaries in Eu-
rope was owned by the Germans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05
ucycOcratcO CS6arities. n

9lad Dem iocbcn pom Sefretdr
@lagrllocr alsoe9e6enen @lonats6c.
ribte Der uSSeOeratco G6aritieS"
muroen I'M Nlonat 6cbruor 30656a.
nilicn unteritiiBt aeocn 1896 ini N}o.
not Saniar. Snl Sc6ruor 1911
1ottc oie @eieaiHait 2i20 6onlilieit
5u Oeriorgen g}ur 1T ainem Giitrift
uar Die 3abl Der llnteritiibungs6c-
oiirftigcn gcriager ais i'm Torio6re.
ScfretGr Nlaoruoer tpeiit nlf Die
3una6me Der Nldnucr bi1 ipcldc in
ieincm 9iireau iidb I'M 9lr6eit beniis
ben gr iaot OuB eS 0en 9(niHein
bat, oIS Oh iih Bic Situation bel
iere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05
GuIIiiiun in glurSuit.9aItinOrc

Sci cnem 3uiammenitoB eiue5
9lutomobils, oas BON 9lmbroie 9.
6ugDcs, ser an ser @reenuiolmt.
9IOcneue po6ut gcitcuert puroe, nit
einem StraBcu6o6nwaagou al Der
Gde Der @olie- ru0 @looiion.Stra
wur0en 5pei Sniaiien oeS 9lutomp-
bills, 6rl &Mcuie 9leio bon 93r.102f,
CIt @rclton Str0Bc imo Solepb
&cllD, Scr Gde @rcemloimt-9l0emle
inO Gdgcr StraBe uo6nt, uerlcbt,
&elm mroc uaH Ocll .Nlcrc0-6oipi.
tai" gcbrocbt u0lrcno Oos Md0dcn
in eiucm 9Iutomobil na9 Solic gc.
bradt uurOe. Ger 6ii6rer OcS Stra-
Bcnba1nmaggons wlrOe cbenialIS
ocrleBt. 2oS 9hitomobi( in Dem 5mei
wcitcre iiugc @lGmcr iaBcu wurOc
ihmer 6eihG0igt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05
GMrac GtaStueuiafeitem.

Gie @eihditsleitte an Ger Charles.
StroBe bobcu bic StroBcnbo6u sc.
ieai1oft Inn 6eiieren 0ienit 8piideu
Sarutoao uno Gentre StroBe cr.
iudt.
Gie StroBen6o6n @ciellidait lit
BON &ancS aenncoD um $4,000
S@oOcneriob iiir @crlebungen pcr.
float iporOcn Oic CT am IA. 6c6ruor
erlitten 6o6en nil.
Sic Supcrintcuocntcu ans
ocn % Counties OcS StaoteS 6icIteu
9cltcrl i6rc Sa6rcS Gonicreu5 I'M
uSotcl 9icltncrt
GoS meme @ebdiiOc scr @os.Gom-
poanie an Der Gdc bon 9erin1ton-
urO Gi6criDsSnoBe ioIl p Stodpcrt
bod meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05
s4att.el- -Nrab.
Sett Der SGauplab uieIer 6latiatt
StGmpie
0inH, mis man olaubt, Die stdtic be8
bitIiiGeu paraotsits

glm S6ott eis2lrab, bem bereiui9isn
Guphrat uuo Tigris, 0obeu tiir3lidj
Admpie 5piiteu &iirteu auD @nqldn
bern itaitgeitiu0eH. @s meg babel
Oaran erinuert merosn, baB isusr
Strom sepei6ies qono our@ilieBt
benn bort lag 0islsi9t oas qarabiea
Der 9ibel @s III penigheus Der
Na9peis oafiir bsriu9t iporoen, unb
Siuar Dor einigen SobreH Don Or 8.
@olbltsin i'm n@lobus." Bier Gtr0ms
geben ua9 Der @sic5rcibung Der 8ibel
aus benz @oricn @oen beraus, udm
lih 5rot un0 @hioetttl fino Die 6es
brGiIden @e5ei6nungeu fir Gupbrat
uno 9igris. Melder 6eutige stub
Der piidou iein mag. lit unbetannl;
Der @ldon oa9egen 1T loobl osr heu
tise 4orun, Der aus qerisn 8unI
S9att eIsglro6 gebt; penn bic @i6el
Iagte BON ibm, er umflieBc 0as 2ano
8ui9, 8uid ober lit bic btuiiae 2on0s
idaft Gbuiitan, oie Sem GiromiBiem
oes &arun entlpricbt. gam iit dbtr
bic S9pierigteit bic. oaB nad Der 8i
BEL bic genannien bier Sir0me III
@oen cntfpringen ioneR pdbren0 ie
tuenn 0as S6ott els2lrab=@ebiet Goeu
eeipeIen ieiH ion, iih bort IN QBirtli@s
teit bereinigen. alio bineinflieBsn.
lin oieIsn MiosrIpru4 3ll bsieiiis
gen, gsIanate Der erpGbnte Gjelebrie Su
elmer msrtparOiasn 5shiteaang Gr
5eigte ndmia aus ben 8erihteu meba
rerer g&eiIenocr, nie S6peinfurib uno
9ortb, oaB ni9t menise @6lter Sci
Der ge5eidnuuq 0es llrIprunss mo
oes GnOes bon SyliiFen Die 2uele bic
Ri9tung uno Die m}ilnoithg ben llrs
fprlng nsnnen, itnp odB Iie Dement,
fpre9enb ben @ereinieungspunft 5peis
er 6liiRs ais cine JlubieihinS anipTss
den 90 iagiea aad 6is gi6mer,
ipobl bem Gprahgebtaut9 Der @iuses
boreHen folseno BON Osn beiDen nil
ormen bel A6drioum 0er 9lil nteile
ii4 bier gum 5peitenmal" @islelbe
uns ungewobute @e8eidnung Dcrs
iUen0e audi Bic 8ibel Bel Der iopoeras
pbil9en 8eldreibung BON @oen uuo
70 pahe iic gang Gilt auf BEN Snail
eIsglrob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05
gsiaSMete 6eim 9darIes.str .siiaeI.

%iaOnete beim 6barles-Str.. .Siscl.
Sn elmer gcitern gtadmittag itatt-
aebabten GeriammIing oes nEcreiuS
Der aaufIeiIte iuo Tabrifanten4 bat.
ten Die Nlitglieocr scr Organization
@clegen6eit eit bon Srn. 2oDton Il.
Smit6 BON glr. 5t7. Noro.Gbarles.
StraBe, aneeiertigteS Dlooca 3u it'll.
oircn mcl9es eiueu ltcbcrblid ii6cr
eincl 'Elan sur &er6eiicrung oes Nii.
gclS 0ltliCb BON ocr Charles Strobe,
3miiden scr 9cringtou. uno Center.
StraBe gicbt Ger 9lon be5mcdt
Die 9lblcuflmg oeS Jest ie6r iiarfen
&crtc6rS auf Scr Gcuter 5traBc nod
Der ,5rantlinStraBe pcrmittelIt Ser
rotten unO &iaoucteu. Inter oieicm
Elan miiroen 9leaiant-, Mul6errD-
lno 6ranfIinitraBe geihloiien ino
C5eile Oieicr StroBen piirocn ouf
Gin gleihes 9tioeml nit Ger Charles
StrnBe gebraht per0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05
SOd8eit IN Der saIemsfirdlc.

@eitern 9lbeuo ibloB Scrr @ciu-
rib SSrieorib S9iIbelm Sell Sobn
oeS 5rn. s.. Sell uno ,Srolt gcb.
&oppaut nit Sri. 0}drgaret6c @mi-
lie lSider Go6ter oe5 S0rn. gS. s..
@ider unO Srou geb @iiitercr in
Der co. lutb. SalemSfirHc Sen 9imO
fiir's Se6en. Gaitor Grnlt pon So6.
maun Der Die 6eioen iungen 9eltc
confrmirte iegnete ou1 i6reu G6e.
bunO elm. 9}ah Der Grauung ii6er.
rei1te gaitor bon Sa6monn oem neit-
ucrmd6lten Eoore cine pro6tOoae
yauilien-9i sic i6uen pom SSu.
0cnOuereiu ser Sonutogsi6ulc ge-
Itiftct uurOe. Ger &irhcnbor, iir-
ter Seitlmg ieines Girigeuten 3. y.
StcimualO, beariiBte oos grattpoar
nit Dem 1crrlidcn Sicoc % cp'gc
Siebg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05
sIs SaGneroie6 Ocr6aftet.

nts
ar 6Tcocr Samuel 9. @roiuu bon
Al,r0s. ~ Nit W1aOiion StroBc,
Qco, 9elteri Morqen BON Rihtcr
tim IN Der noro0itliben Seoli8eiita'
ibcro Svl'' SGcriff bon SorforO SO.
nESs'oell, oo er nngc6lid elmer Der
IN So, sper mar, sic lebten GicnIiag
IN :" Saoen bon @iuinn $. Grap
6rc%"o %""''lIon SarforO Goitntp, cin-
NlrSssu polltcu uno Oobei criuiibt
Gcos',& SicIen 6armern in iener
S6b'o lpnroeu III ser lesten 3eit
aaS = llno onoere Soden geitobleE
iQnos 4 Selpo6ner bieltcn cin wa1'
9erio, Nl9e oilf ollc uerodhtigcn
0edto w q Ser 6ormer $. q(moS ent-
Ops 8 lellltaa g}odt in Der 9}0be
Oos J., A0els pon @rap cin @ef1brt,
6oItp "0@ nie oeie6en bate SGnrlI
piQc oS r leIne 8linte uuO mcdte eli
oeS va n'up0arn. 9(ls Tie in Oie gtd6e
Mae SSaacns u fomcn, cntoedten iie ei-
6qpr' ''e9er iulo 9Imos gab iofort
Qunfor Sic 0iebc ucri6monoeu I'M
@eiSSa. Der 9laft lmO licBcn ous
tam 9s1 y, I'M stid. g(m onoercu Gage
FoIho 1r0mn nad ser uorooItlidcn
leh "a 'alloi lmo 6eri1tcte, 0nb
hnSS,usen oeiio6Icil lporoen iei.
lpO lutgcant &uocl begtc GcrooGt
SObn ucll4tc Den 9lcgcr in icincr
81 So~'sIa Ncriel6c mar obcr nit6t
oCr sSaee bod iauo scr @oli5iit III
oer @SVlll'no cinigc @cgcnitdnoe, sic
e g. svr w lIcbcrli1 uidt 1cfouit bat
tet lnS S~llroc aeiteru Nlorecn ocrboi-
oer @s, O0n ocm Sorlner 9(mos alS
oer SSser Ssrr iocutifi8irt. ser gai5 in
Oie Tge oeS @agcnS Itano, ais Tie
we ilOerraibten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05
@raitp ae6t madl OFnrupa.

gSie geitern beridJtet nur0e, miro
Sr. Gbas. S. @raitD, ser iriiberc
@crous9e6er ser Baltimore Sun q
nd6iteu Souitog bon 9tem gort aus
ais Spe5iol 9lqent ser nq(iiociirtell
@reiie" nac6 2iperpool reiicn. 9iaN
einem in @oi6instou cirfulirenOen
@criidt 0ebt Sr. @jroit1 olS Spe5iol.
@cionoter 0eS ASrdiioelucu g8illon
ingcf66r in d6nlit9cr @iaeniAait wie
sSobn 9in0 III @}erifo. Sr. Groitp,
Der lid sur 3cit i'm Dllni0criitD
Gmb" aui6Glt peigcrtc iid, irgenO
wcIc6c @criibtc 5u beitdtigen. 9ic
6onlilic 0cs @rn. @roit0 bat ibou
Sabre lang in 2onoon gemoBnt uno
febrte crit Dor @ei6nadltcn bon @ng-
lono uad glemYort 8uriid. @a6r
iAeinlid gc6t Sr. @roitp nod 2on
Don, ipo CT iel6it gut befannt lit.
Nb 5r. @roitp I'M 9luftrogc oes @rd
lioenten aud nod onoeren Soupt-
ItGoteu oeS 6eitldnoes gebcn miro,
lit nod icbr lnbeitin1ntt oa i9u BORT
nicbt oos &ertroueu cttgegcu &C.
brabt mcroen miiroc, melheS cincn
D}onnc NIT peuiger engIiidcn Spm-
Dat6icn iid1cr lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05

Eoli5iit GoUiS pom noro0itliDeu
0iItritt entOedte 0eiieru 9Iadmittdg
I'M 5pciicu Stod ocS Noldes glr.
1906, &arioro- 9lucmic, 0as bon gS.
Gallagher 6elpo6ut miro, ein 6euer
ino benadridti0te Die 6euerWc6r
Sn Dem Smde mar 9tiemano aume-
ieno, lmO ais Oie 2oihmonidjoitcn
bic S5iire eingeoriidt 6otten, Ionoen
iic ocn 8ilBboOen i'll 6lanmen. Die
lcbteren worcu roid critidt imo ser
Sbaoen bctr6gt iin9ciGbr 500.
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WliEnliidter ISin6rlldlopcrindl.

Cab in Der 9}obt pou Tonncritog
auf geitcrn ein Ginbrnd III sen So-
Den Der 9lder NierraI & Gonoit 60
an Scr Charles. unO GIooihoBc Der,
llht ipur0e, Oapon leatcn 3pei 0ers
bogene Giienltangen rmo Elm 5erbro.
c6eueS 6enlter am Sintert6eile oes
@e6dnoeS 3eugniB ab. Die Eoli5et
lit Der 9(uiibt oaB oie Giu6redcr
entpcocr Del ibrer ndHtliMcn 9(rbeit
pcri6eliHt wuroen ooer Dob es i6uert
niHt geIoug Die Giieuitangen mcit
genlg anScinanoer 5u 6iegen.
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Seiratds.qieeusen.

Gbos- ggciucr 90, m0 Gertrude
@ot, %.
8m 81 GbanS, As, g9ittwer, lmo
Qlapo $. Gunmono, %, 9eioe por
@ai9ingtou 2. s.
9Irt6ur s. 2odernlau %, oongSar.
rid @'ov nn0 Morp G. 2eloD0 u,
BON Baltimore.
So5u 9iileD, 2i unO Carrie s @}.
SbcrrHon, 1S
5ruin slloloff %, uno 0elca
StroB6ciln ..
GomorO s. S6rncr 50, gittpcr,
lmo Seiiie 9lolr0, 90, @ei0e DON
lorI. &a.
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SSn. ll6l perIebt.

Der Is Sabre aIte g8iaiom llbl
BON 9lr. 25t2, Sefferion.StroBe, col
liOiric gcltcrn 9io6mittog auf ieiucnt
5o6rroO au Scr Gde bon 9rooowaD
lmo Baltimore SnoBe nit einem
S8ogen scr Sdmioti6cn 9ddcrei.
Gr puroe BON ieinem 9fao geihlelis
Oert unO nuBte nit ser 9lmbuIon6
beg 6itIi6en Diiritts nob Ocnt DSt.
Soiepb'S @oipitol" gc6roht mcrocn
oa CT lid itorfc 9lbi@iirflmgen on
oen 6iiBcu uno I'M Sciidt 5uge5o.
gen hotte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05
9cNMttc ieiMes GMfeIa Gre0it.

gSeil cr ongcblid ltnter @oripie-
achrua falider Ebatiac6cil bon scr
6irmn groinar0 & 9(umitrona 9ir.
10, SiiO-2ibcrtoitroBe, SeiOc I'M
SScrtbe BON $40 erlonetc, iuuroc ge.
iiern Der IL Sabre alto %onl Go6eu
bon 9tr. 1885, 6oirnonnt-g(bcnu
oiuh @oli8eiricbtcr Supplee iul
mittlcrcn Stationsbouie inter $500
@iiroihoft Dem @eridtsoerfobrcn
iibcrwicien. Der Slmge crIangtc
ongebIicb 6ic Seioc ouf Qruno ci.
ncr 9(nneiiung, ollf wclMer er oie
ltntcridrift ieines 0nfeIs Sorb
giMloS bon Ger. 100, Su0.@iob.
GtroBe, qeiGlibt 6oben iol,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05

Gic 9eerOiging oeS am Gieuita1
Dcritorbenen Geo 6. 9luppel iinoet
5cate 91adlmittog pom Erouerbonic
glr. 1911 SScit galtimorcIn, ans
alIi Der SolOon Earf Cemetery itatt.
Eoitor " N6crneDcr bon ser lit6e.
riicbcn ct @aiISfirde iuirO bic
Erouerieicr leitclL mo ais 9o6r-
tlidtrdgcr gcbet Dem To6iugeidic-
oencn sic Solgcuocu Die Icbte G6re;
Ana Stebmon @arrp Sind, George
Sind, @eorgc Sbeltou Sorrp 9lors
mia lnl0 @irt glienNorii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05

Die Sefretdrin Oes nSuIt Gobcrn-
mcnt GIub1 bcooucrt odu gerluit
BON 5pci 9fingeit cinem @ionont.
ring I'M @ert6e bon 500 un0 cincnl
Sicgclring I'M @ertbc bon $25. Sic
bcridtcte geitern inv 0ctcftioSoupt.
qnorticr OoB iie oie 9iiige am
Donncrltog glodmittoe I'M Seinl oes
oSSuit @opernnet Glnb4 CIR. 9iI
gloro- @borleSitroBc, nuf Elm SSouO.
gelimS lc9te uno OoB 0ieiclbcn ipG-
ter nerl6pnnOen paren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05
gIn tintIl s@IaafInh aeitof6cn.

%r &cric6cl 6oro BON Somerict-
Gountp Scr &oiiircr 0eS o@lurplonO
&onOwirtbiNaitliden SSnititrts" 81
Gollcgc %orf lit geitern oaielbit I'M
gllter bon 43 SSa6rcu an Sen 6olgcu
cincs S@Io9fIitiieS gcitorben. Sr.
6oro, Scr unOcrbciratbet mar, Der.
trot Icin Gouut1 in ser N}orDlun6
Staatsgeieboc6une I'M 1910 mO mar
IN Baltimore woblbefonnt. Gr mir.
DC iciner 3eit ais Der 9lu1foIger oes
Srn. 6rant 81. Scent 5um aoiiirer
oes DSonOipirtbihoitliMeu SuIttuts"
9eipGblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05

Die Gorbereitlmg fir cine &eini-
gun9S-Goupogne, mcl6e n66ite
@ohe inter oen 9luipi8ien Der $50
men'S Gipic 2eaguc" in ser gon3en
StaOt Oorgenonlmen per0en miro,
iinO icbt in pollem @onge. Gs nun
Sen ocribieocne Gonlite'n ernannt
ocrcn gluf8obe eS III, 0ofiir 81 lorgen
ooB bic &cinigltng ou6 tbatiG6Ii6
in ollcn Gbcilcn Scr Sto0t porgc-
nonlmen miro. Die 8oriibenOen scr
bcrihieOcnen Gonite'n iin0 Oic
6rouen g(rtblr Sorner, 2ouis Glt-
man gSiIliam Martin, g(uguit g9e.
Der, GbarIaS 9ubcrt imo g9iaiom
s. 9ropn unO Sri. Gao &leoiants.
9lotiirlid wir0 StroBenreinigungs-
GonnliiiGr 2ortinS Ser Gompagne
icinc ooac llntcritiibung lei6en.