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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22

lack OF flushing. The sweep of the
water from tho Gulf and bay into the
city during the hurricane loft a great
amount OF rubbish. sewage and debris
In the streets and alleys over the city.
Although large squads OF men have
been cleaning this away, many streets
and alleys remain to be visited. Health
authorities state. however. there Is
no occasion for alarm over this situa-
ton as yet
CITY IS GRADUALLY
RESUMING BUSINESS
several OF the larger dry goods and
clothing stores have been reopened
and others propose to resume business
by Monday Ten bakeries are now
supplying bread.
announcement was made by City
Commissioner George Sealey that two
boat loads of milk will be received
here from dairies on tho mainland and
that hereafter supply OF two boat
loads daily Will be received. There has
been little fresh milk since tho storm
The fishing boats Cape Horn. Avalon
and Mary Silveira, each CARRYING a
crew OF about nine men, which were
fishing between this point and the
Carnpeche banks about the time tho
hurricane swept the Gulf coast have
not been heard from, and IL is feared
they were lost
With the arrival here OF. w. A.
krausse. mcmbe- of the San Luis
life-saving crew. the number of the
missing crew was reduced to ten. one
other having been rescued
or all the members of a house PARTY
from Richmond and Houston Heights
who were the guests Of Captain Stein
mart. or the Brazos life-savinE stations
AT Surfside. only sixtcen-year- Min
ME Florea. of Richmond. is known TO
have escaped with her life.
Miss Florea. with Carl Olson and
Larsen. members OF the life-saving
crew. was thrown high and dry on the
west end of Galveston 1slan1~ about s
o'clock Thursday afternoon. after float
ing thirtyhve miles for twenty-five
hours in tho heart Of the storm. She
is in the marine hospital here recover
ing.
Fifteen bodies, including several
children. have been found near the
Surfside light wreck.
Most Of the equipment OF the army
camp at Texas City. including many
valuable horses. the personal property
of cavalry officers. and practically all
the personal belongings of officers In
the tented City" was lost In the storm,
1t became known to-day. Many officers
saved only the clothes they were wear
ing Only those officers who had built
houses In Texas City proper from their
own funds escaped heavy personal
losses.
When the troops FIRST were ordered
here the camp was considered only
temporary. and no quarters other than
tents were provided for the officers
Those who could do so built houses
for their families In Texas City II
was TO these buildings that most Of
the officers went when the storm broke
out. Unmarried officers were assigned
TO the homes OF their colleagues with
families. so that all might work to-.
gether to protect the lives of women
and children. When the storm was
az It's height and several of these quar-
ters were swept away the assigned
men made many heroic rescues
Much praise was being given to-day
TO the women of the camp who. after
tho storm. went through the former
army city succoring the injured and
rendering al! the aid possible to wives
OF soldiers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
life IN HAITI IS ONE
REVOLT AFTER ANOTHER
Compared With Black Republic, Mex
leo Has Record Of Peaceful
Development.
EVERY MAN is "A SOLDIER
Every Soldier Is a General, and
Sometimes as Many as Seven Rev
olutions Are I'm Progress at One
and the Same Time.
Haitian History Told
in Exits

Emperor Desallines. nssnsainuted.
frcsident Potion (South HaitD,
uicd NATURAL In office,
sufcidc.
PRESIDENT Boyer, cxlIed.
rrcaidcnt HerBrd. depOscd.
Emperor Souloque, fed.
president GcTrand, fled.
PRESIDENT Sninavc, shot
President NIssnxe-Snref abdtcat.d
In haste.
fed. IN"
1resident Canal. abdicnted.
nchioeni Solomon, abdicnted.
PRESIDENT Le1Itime, fed.
President HIDpolvte died g., -.
flee. =" VI
PrehIdent Snm, forced In rs.I,
Presidcnt CnnaI. .riycn nm,
neHGent Nord Alexis. deposed.
peHdcnt simon, forced to resign.
I,eN,acht AuEuste, died In Office
i,eHncht OreSte, depOkcd.
cate. =" ""ui-
PRESIDENT Theodore, driven out.
ircsident Guillaume, murdered.
'Note.-Mnny other men ruled for
few days.) "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
rurki.h ponkey n Va, H.-o.

CONSTANTINOPLE (via Berlin), Au-
gust 21.-The Keuilen. a newspaper
OF Smyrna, reports that during the
bombardment of Chesme by the allied
neet woman and little girl were
killed and some houses demolished.
One OF the British shells tore both
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
Indicted for selling Liquor.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial 20 The Times Dlspatch.1
LYNCHBURG. VA, August PA
special grand jury in the Circuit Court
of Amherst County has returned indict-
ments on charges OF selling liquor with
out licenses against George B. Camp
bell. G. c. Bowling. Mrs. Era Bowling
w. W. Angus, Ernest Christian and AL
bert Maddox. OF that county. The cases
are to be tried at the next term OF the
court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22

ears from the head OF donkey be-
longing to the tax collector. HALL Ell
fcndi, as IL they had been cutoff with
n knife. The donkey Is now a famous
war hero" Hundreds OF people daily.
come to his stable to look at him. and
his owner reaps rich harvest, be-
cause he charges an admission fee,
which is willingly paid by the patriotic
visitors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22

ing. Rev. W. G. Boggs. the pastor. ON
ciated.
James Robert Mailman and Miss
Laura Fades. both OF Amherst County.
were married on Friday here at tho
Centenary Methodist parsonage. Rev
w. CT. Boggs officiating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
Trpccy-IfolIyson.

LYNCH BURG. VA, August 2l.--Ed-
win Sloan Tracey and Miss Miriam Roll
Tyson. of Huntington. w. Va. were mar
ried at the parsonage of Centenary
Methodist Church here on Friday even
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26
WiniifNliide litterariide gl6enO-ltn-
terbnltnng.

Cine nuiifalii1e unO litterorii6e
notwithstanding beranitoltete ge-
itern 9IbenO Der ELECTROMAGNETIC
Elm Don SiiomeIt.9oltimore in Der
glulo Der George @oi6ington.Sd)lde,
g}r. %, ode Scott lno Sambllrg-
Strobe. Ger eroBe Sool mar 6idt
Ooa 6eicbt, ais 9Sr1Iioent 30. s. Ger
be Sen 9l6enO nil pincr ge6nltpoaeu
9feoe eroffnete. 9lah i6m iprocb
Serr G6orles S. Sod, ser 1. @iilfs-
Superintenoent scr offeutIi6en
ShuIen, ii6er ,6ie peitere @erpen-
Dung Der ofientliden Sdulen." @lit
muiifoliiden Garbietungen mortcten
iooann @omarO Sbomfer, Cabin
S6omter @lilton Scribe uno GmerD
@orner ouf, Sri. SiQion Su6er lnO
Sri. Nlo6el &Iut6 re5itirten Oeridie-
Oene Sadcn SIN Wiittelpunfte Oes
9l6enos itono ein G6coterliiid, bet-
telt .S6e GiItrict S6ool at 9lue-
BERN Corners Gic Wlitpirfenoen
poren Cigar @rcrnpler S. Shnci-
Der, @. SidleS, SRI. 6. 9u6low,
SRI. 3. GubIow, SRI. 80. Eo6e Sr.
@n @iegon0, SRI. g. &oBe, SRI.
3. Syoncs, SRI. Wl. 2oelper, SRI. IS.
Stein, Sri. 6. N3orburger, SRI. 6.
gcnot, SRI 9. aublow, SRI. 8. aiib.
ne, SRI. @. 9}ierion, Sri g. aiipert,
Sr. s. aoituid ,Sr. 6. 9ioBler, Sr.
s. 9lpib Sr. 81. Bud, Sr. 6. 9iume-
nap, Sr. g. @remplcr, Sr 81. 6ronf,
Sr. g. Gugroff SRI. s. Sonmer,
Sri. 3. auDlolp uno SRI. g. &u6low.
Gas u9elpeOere Or6citcr~ ans
2ofelono beiorgte oie WluIif. Serr
E6ilip Soiepb bielt cine fur5c 9ln-
iprodc. Sic 9eomten oeS GcreinS
IinO. Sc. s. Serbe, 9gr6iioent; @.
81, Gorb, T. @ice-@rdiiocnt; SSo6n
Stro6, .. @ice-Erdiioent; Suopig
@ooner it,, SefretGr; Clarence
S6olufer, 8inun8-Sefretdr; SSo6n
Sberieiocr, jry Sdabneiitcr, lmO
@bilip Soiep6, @orIiber oes Inter
6oIhings-Gomites. W0breno oes
9l6enos pltrOcn monnigioltige Or
friihnnaen ierbirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26

0cm nor0oitli9eu @larft fa6len fon-
ncn mo nibt nod Der Stoot 5u &C.
ben brau6en I'M ibre @iutduie gu
MAIDEN. EeOen purOcn ae6alten bon
Dem @rGiiOenten @Oporo Sobnion,
George @. 3apt George g. 0ii6oro-
ion g. 2ansOolc, Is. Rciienweber,
Is. So6onneiien mo Staot-@ontro-
leitr Sanes 5. &6riit. Gic 9comten
oes &creius iinO: @oparO u. Sobn-
ion, @rdiioent; Geo. @eber eriter
gice. @rdfOent; Gco. @ebelen 5mei-
ter @ice-@rGiioent; George g. sri
6aroion Oritter Ticc.@rdiiOent; s.
9leiieuwe6cr, pierter Gicc @rdiiOent;
M. @reenwoIO, S9asmieiter; 0aoio
llblieloer, 6inan5icfretdr; Charles
9ieiicnpeber Yrotofoll Sefretdr,
unO E6omas Serroh Scrgcant-at-
9lrme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26
SOIpitdIer nnO aIinifen.

Baltimore gDc, Gar ono Ebroat
Gboritp SoipitoI nno DispeniorD.~
Baltimore @pe nnO Car Snftt.
uarp," @reene. rno 2ombarOsStr.
nSobns $opfius Soipitnl ans 0is-
peniar0," @roaOwaD rno Moniment-
StroBe.
mGbur9 Some au0 Snfirmnrb,
@roaopap, nabe Sairmoltnt-gIpenus
vGitD SoipitaI Icr tbe Sniane,A
@ap.9ietu.
n@briIt Gburh Sree 9ispenIarD,
Scr. 602, SuO.gonO.Str.
Emergency Eorological &oipitnI,"
Set. i2t, Sadion Bloce.
ygpe ono GaS DispenTorp, GreQ
Of tbe G6ur1 Some ouo Snfirnorp,
9rooopnp, nnbe Sairmouut.9(pe.
n6oipitaI nno 5ree 9ispenIarb fot
tbe @Smen Of MarDlonO," 2afapptte
glbeuIs imo Sobn.StroBe.
0guoSJooo SoIpitaI for GonIump-
tiOes," EomIon.
ugnitern Dispeniorv," O1r. 1909
SIt.9nItiutore.5troBe
oSoipital tor tbe 9ielipf Of Cripple.
nno GeiormeO G6iloren,~ Charles.
uno 20. StroBc.
DNortbeoitern ToD 0litrIerg,~ Ssr
429, 9lisquit6-StraBe.
nMeoical ans Slreical Srse Dis.
penIorp," Scr. 1901. Qiebt-StraBe.
9YlorDlono 2Dine-iu $oipitaI oI
tbe MorDIono General Soipital, /"
Scr. S17, Siroen-9lbenne.
uWlorplauo General &oipitaI,s :
Wlaoiion.StroBe lino 2inoen.9lbe.
DWtorDlano Soipita[ for tbe Sn-
Jane" &otonsbille.
n0lorplano Someopotbic 8oipita1
onO 2ispeninrb," 0lr. 1872, gtoro'
Waount.StroBe.
fraternity (2Biusiu) $oIpitaI'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26
nW2uaart WlamnerdlOr. =

Seine rcgelndBise Seriommlmg
9lelt ecitcrn 9lbeno Der ~@lo5ort-
%'onnerdor~ in Spenner'S Solle an
Ger 0rleons StraBc. yla6Oem lni=
'cr oent Girigenten tiidtig geiibt
'W!orocn mar, muroe 5ur @eld)dfts-
dllosllng iibergcgangcn uno welterc
sSorbercitungen fir Die oenrndHlt
'ottfinoenoe Nlinitrcloorltellrng ge-
,roflcn. 0ie eingegangenen ginla'
~ungen muroen angenommen luio
Oer Er0IiOent foroerte bic 0litglicOer
allf lid Soblreib al Der nd4lten
~follenprobc Scr DGereinigten Son-
YET y, 81 betbeiligen. gldAiten Donner-
l'o9 miro iid Der Gereil in Der @ob-
n'pa bon Serrn SenrD Ott perlam-
aaeln, DER Oic Nlitglieoer 5u ieinem
90. o' @ebilrtStoge eingelooen bat.
y 9SNrnliOent q. 81. Niosge fii6rte ben
SSorlib 81 mo SefrctGr @m. arebS oaS
YrotofoI(.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26
Sernriudte bcinu6c gSuIObrnnO.

%ell ct ongebli1 onf Dem slmpe-
1gn l Der o@lount gcrnon Cotton Gud
(s (@sOnlpanp" iinO gun5 in Der 9idbe oes
o%e9ol5es Oes Gorroa.9lnmeiens Oas
pros in 9rono geitedt Bate, wllrOe
svllern ,s Der 40 Sabre olte 6reo- Eo-
Se'er, Der in Noro-9oltimore inter
SVll 9lomen ,yorf Oioao Charlie"
Sv'onnt it, ocm Eoli5eiri6ter lllri1
=; =, llorolidcn StatiouSbaus borge-
.ugrt iin0 bon oieiem oiii Orei @io-
, Su'e nod Dem StaotsorbeitsbnuS &C.
.Snoi' Sobn 5. Git bon Scr 81
"cu,us'Jiooo, ~, crfldrtc bei'm @erb0r,
ssleDen ~ SIT bo6en ipie 9onefcr nit
,n'en ',.I brennenoen 9Sopier lmberging
r'o I oos @ras an berI6ieoenen Stel-
1S' e III 9rauo Itedtc Die Spriben-
sSonlpaenie mur0e tclcp6onii1 ber-
sss.'!9erlliet Der grnuo mar ober be-
:, sS'tS ourd Oen @oli5iItcn Soile mo
aps9rere Eaiiantei eeloift, ais oie
0eaerlpe5r auIongte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26
Rad gaelu SuOcn ansscliefcrt.

@oli5eiri6ter Supplee ii6erlieferte
1eitern Oen 2eonarO Z. &nor, Der be-
i6uloigt lit elmer 9an0e an5uaeb0-
rem iueIde Die u9iew Yorf, Stem Sa-
ben imO 9artforo-9obn" INN groBe
Quantitdteu SeiOe, S6u6e imo Spi-
rituoien bcita6l, Dem 9eteftiO Stan-
len @rane1i bon 9lep SaOcn, @onn.,
unO Dem 0eteftiodcf Sobn Mobon
BON Der genanuten 9obngeieaidaft.
Ger gleger mar Dor mebreren Sngen
oiirb ben bieiigen GeteftiO @orter
per5oftet poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26
glns gercinsfrciIcm.

Vcoicoenc @linitrel @oriteGuug i'm
D@ermonia @1nncrbor.~ -
Sebr gut beiudt. 9lnOere Ser
einc.
Ger groBe sool Oes o@eruonia-
Ndnuerdor- "Ghlbbauies an Der
yloro SoparOItroBe mar bis ouf
Oas Iebte @ldb6en gefiiat, ais ii1
9eltcrn gl6enO Der 9iibnen-@orbonJ
gob unO cine erquiiite Wlinitrel-gor-
peluns Oie @ridienenen in OauernOe
SadItiirme un0 por5iiglibe 2aime
81 ocrieben begann. Sr. 9bas. s.
viotb lnO Sr S. 3. 6enton 5ei6ne-
ten fir oaS Stiid, mel6es iic6 D96e
StOcnts SSrolic" bctitclte, berant-
portIid unO 6atten Oomit iiberli6
cine treffli6e 9lr6eit geIeiitct. Der
5llweilen iponton 6erOorbrebenoe
Selfoa mag ben 9liitoren unO Wlit-
plrfenoen in binreiHenoer @eiie be-
lolelen bo6en, tpie gut oas @e6otene
oen 9InpeienOen gefiel. Sp6Be, @i-
&c mo @eiGnge moren bon urpii6-
lIaem Sunor unO e6enio rei5Ooll pie
leu.
Gie Wlitrpirfen0en uarcn Charles
j. 9l0t6 (@rofeIior rSia6er GOuco-
tlon"), George 0orih (nEbe Suman
g'ut"), So6n $. SORT, IT,, Sermon
Sons s. gorrp 6enton, @nul 9or-
deroing, 9u6ert s. aofe, IT,, 6r. Q.
YoIton George aria, 9ollis Sdelt=
ermonn, g(l6ert Wliiaer S. 4. WliG-
ier, S. Steinmeb s. W'anger 6. q.
ylc@Oop, g. 8. 9ouciein, 6. Smith,
Sreo. 6. S6euernon, 81. 8. Duball,
Y. 5. @mrid), 5rouf g9bite, Sorrp
vb6erts, @0porO Brad, SenrD Gie-
ller, Srco. Grew, g8. g. g. S6euer-
lnonn 6. S. g8oug6, .. S6roOer,
Y. @ g96ite, 6reO. Sdau6orOt $.
\. @eugers ltno @nt. 9ouciein.
0ie @in5el- el-SGneer, ioipie Die
Tluiititiide iuoren @oul 9or1erOing,
e&5en Dou mere a Eitlip;" 5. 6.
%oue6, ,Ebe @ogabono;~ $. Sang,
v@ciang imo 9on5;;~ elmer Smith,
"Proiit;~ Sobn $. Sort jun,
gyillic So6nion's Sormonp 9anO"
Y. 2eslic Guooll, ,gromn October
Sle;;~ SSrco. s. @olton uno Saul
SorberOing, San5;" s. 9arr9 Sen
Ion aGofe me Some" 6reo. 0rcip,
e0omc bod Su me;;~ Gilbert s, &ote,
lan, IS wont to finger" s. 6.
S6euernofi, oG6e 8ell in toe Sigbt-
ponic;@ George arill IS scar pon
calling me. uno 6reO. @alton, ISM
SureO.@ 0ie Serren Milliom 9ollc=
leln, @ei6aftsfiibrer; Charles s.
stlit9, SieeiIielIr; 6reo, @oIton, 5pei-
Yer Gegiiieur; 6ranf 6elOmann iuny
Mipfalildcr 2eiter; 4olll Border
Scln9 unO Sngo aiibn bilocten oen
Vyctlltip.Sto6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26
3wci @Oli5iitcn merSen Spfer ibreS
gernfs.

%9iIoOcIp6io, %. @l0r5.
Somes Moucclep. ein @e6eimpolijiit
puroe beute set0Otet ino Sarrp Su-
der, eilt onOerer @e6eimpoli5iit lc.
bensseid6rIicb oerlebt, ais lie Soro6
.. DliQer Derbnftcn polltcn, Der IN
@rinceton bon 0eu 9e6or0et geiuht
miro Wliacr, ser Die ShiiiIe ollf
sic @ol5iiten a69ob, entfom mO
foniite niht gcitellt per0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26
Sin Gfn0cnfenitrcidi.

@ilenoen S1rittes fam geitern
glbeno @err Clarence O. Smiugs BON
GeIop, 9oltimore.GointD, nad ser
mittleren &oli5eiItotion mo 6cri6te-
te, Dab 9egcn 8 ll6r iein glutomobiI,
cine 6oro-Dloic1ine, eeitoblen iporOen
lei p6breno oasielbc Dor 'ocm ,,2opo-
Ia College, aeiianocu babe. Soiort
wiroen olle Yoli5iitcn Der StoOt in
&cnntuiB aeiebt obcr founi mar OicS
geide6en ais Serr Smings gum
5pcitcu @}nl ericbien uno meloete.
OnB er Oos 9(uto wieoergeirnoen
babe. @r erfldrte, ooB es Iih Inn
einen StuOentenitreid 6onole. 98d6-
reno er icb int o2oDola College be.
flnoen babe, lei ibm nitgetbeilt NOR
ben er ioae iofort noH Der @o6mlng
lcines 9ruoers fommen. 9lls CT oui
Die StraBe eetreten iei, babe CT 81
ieinem Shreden 6emerft, oaB ieine
@loi6ine Ucridwunoen lei. 9}a9Oem
er ieinen gerlitit geneloet, iei cr nod
Der glnltalt 5uriidgcfe6rt itno babe
Damn plobIih ieine N1oi6ine an Scr
Monlment.StraBe oeieben. Garauf.
bin babe er in Grfabrlng ee6rodt,
OaB iih Glide Stuoenteu nit i6nl
cinen @ib erlaubt uno oie 0loidinc
Inn bic gde geihoben 61ttcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26
9yrem Be- eFftfteu.

Geit einioen 2deen fustelt ccr
Be9rmann G1mirt aus ciiri9Hs ten
80rIsntheil isber 3eitung, Die ism ia
bic l0dnoe fdlt
r@os lit tenn nit Dir los, 9lgauf3
0u mint tuobI Dtinc S0hnuHs in ai-
tien dnle9eug"
ngte. aber i'd babe bob n euoliIbea
Ghillir0 cinesmeniclt lnD nnn le0,
i'd INNER nud}, pie bo9 cg in sfurle
IteGt.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26

t0riihe 3ultdnOc in QeutidIono be-
oicben lno Sen 8med buttcn Die
Seinoe 0euti6louo'S irre0iifii9ren.
0ie cngIii6e 8otibaft ermddtigte
bcute Die 9Sreiie 81 ser @rflGrlng,
Dob ipeOer Die engliibe, nod bic froll-
ooiiic6e 9iegiering in oieier glnge-
IcgenBeit in @oibinaton boriteaig &C.
poroeu iet obmobl bic Eelegronme
bonn @iifeltburm uuo oeridieoenen
en9liiAcu orobtloien Stationen out-
geianeeu worOeH ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-26
sOFOIOpe GOnscrt.

9ie Gorcllii6en @uriotioncn ga
6oIio" 5G6len in mon6cr 8e5iei6ung
ni6t gu Sen on0icbenOiten @erfeu
Oieier @ottlng. gle6nIi6eS Oorf man
oub ii6er 6ie @a6'ibcn Stiide fir
SoIo-@eige iagen notiirIid obne
.i6ren ntuiitoIii6eu @ertb in 9ctra6t
5it nebmen. Sbre poIppbone @eitolt
mliB foit INNER oiif Soften rein finn
liber S6onbeit beroorgebra6t mer-
oen. Scr bette @eiger modt es I'M
m0glih 10 gut oIleir ipie 5mei mittel-
m1Bige @eiger 5uinmnen. Sot ein
iunger &iinItler i'm 9(usIonoe beoeu-
tenoe gbren geponnen 70 lit es ni1t
immer rotbIom oieies in 5u oltento-
tiper @eiic Oem @ubIifum borber
mit5utbeilen, Oenn es perOen Ooorrd6
lebr Icidt iibertriebene rnO ungc-
rehtc @rmarhlngen an 0ie 2eiItun-
gen OeS 9iinitIers ecfniipft.
Sicr0urh, wcnigitcns gum S6eiI,
erfIGrt iid Die ctpos berfe1Ite 8ir-
fung 0es eriten Sbeiles oeS geItrigeii
CONCERTS Don Sorrb Sofolobe in
o9lIboiabs S6eotcr.~ Ger iunge
SofoIooe ipicIte itbon iebr gut, ais
er nod I'M @enbooD Ituoirtc. sn
8riiiIel bot cr felt 5pei Syobren feline
Stu6icn ols preisgefr0ntcr S9iilcr
nit groBem @rfoIgc fortecicbt. 0iird
0en &rieg 1T er 5uriidgefebrt lno ooS
eeltrige mar ieiu critics 0ffentli1cs
9(uftrcten. Gr bate iih nit cinem
on0eren @roeromn giinTtigcr cinfiib.
rem fonnen. @os Oie erite Summer
beripraG, bro6te oos Yrogromm
ni6t geniieeno, nGuliA Goriotionen.
UoiieI6e fiibIte man ou1 bel Oem
@ortrage oes Srn. Sofolope. glQes
ridtig, Die Sntonotion rein, Der Son
ibon ole 9ogenfiibrung gut, sic
Sebnif groB uno ooh febIt Dem Gone
uno ieinem Spiele oft Oie eigentli6e
SeeIe; 0oS Temperament, iuel1es
oen @cit oes g9erfes cmpfinoet, cs
neu belebt, bieQei6t our6 innerIi1en
Drong ibm ein inoibioueaes @eprGee
berleibt uno es 70 Dem %ubIifrm in
le6enOieer GariteIlrng mieoergiebt
9esbolb moren es geltern Die briGnn-
tcren Sac6en, ole oen @ioliniIt i'm
beiten 2icbte 5eieten ooS 5inale Oes
0lenoelSiobn'i6en CONCERTS, n9es
Gorfooets~ bon Eentc, o6orfono~
bon Souret ino ser erIte Sat oes
Ei6oifopsfp1Hcn Gonoerts. Gs lit
oft ein eeiiinoercs 8eiden, menn Elm
iunger aiinItler rihtig ipieIt, als ooB
gefiinitelt miro.
Cine @nttGllihung bereitete Oic
8eeleitimg oes Srn. Sbotber, iim 10
mebr oa man weiB, pie gut er Oieie
&linit ionit be6errldt
0as &ublifunbomelr9cs ni6t ol3u
6oblreid cribienen mar, IieB es an
geifoa ni6t febIen morouf ser
GiinftIcr am S6IuB oes Gon5crts
cine 3u9obe ipenoete. 8. 81. 8.
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n@eOraia1 nad 9rOareio GeorOert.

Soa BORT Sen 5dus Scr ouSIGnoi-
iAcn SntercHen ii6crucbmen.
syn gucoton iinO oie GerbGltniiie
rt6iger eemorocn. SIncrifo-
ner boffen Oen erforoerliAea
Sanf aus Dem 2an0c 81 crbolten.
- Stoots 0epartcmcnt erbdlt
S6iloerimg iiber @ruoroung oeS
9lmerifoners 0tc0iomts uno Se-
i@impfung Der omerifanil9en
Glogge olir6 Sruppen 8opoto's.
g8 oibington %. @tGr6.
Gontrc. 9(omiroI Gaperton, Der Cont
monoirenoe Ser omerifoniiben 6lotte
in ocn merifoniider @eludiierh be-
orocrte beute oos Shlo6tiAiff
,@eoroia" BON |ero Grn5 no6 %ro-
oreIo, iuo es 5u lofolen llnruben ee-
fomnlen iein iou. Ger Sofen Don
9roeeio ion nod often iein. 9ie
Georgia" piro iiA bort nit Dem
omerifoniIben areu8er Ges@toines"
pcreinieen Der felt mebreren Sagen
sic ousI6noiI6en Snterenen IN Dem
Sofen beIbfst. Serncr piro bier
onQenommen, ouB oie 9lniUeienbeit
ser omerifuniibeH Sdiffe aud for
oerlih ouf sic @erbdltniiie in ynco-
tan pirfen niro, no Die Sonf- Jobrt-
fonten lire HroOufte, Die our onteri-
foniYdcn @rnte notbie iino, oii er-
portiren berIuden. SIN Angemeinen
Iouteten oie belttigen Yeridte aus
ghicoton eifnTtieer, un0 es bat ben
g[nihein, ais miiroe eS bolo gelingen
sic 10000 @olen $onf aus Ero'
qrclo liu0 Nteri0ia fort ail ihoffen.
Sin ueiteres Eelegraulut iAiloerte
heltte, mie oie oneritoniide 6logge,
ole BON Dem Sauie Oes Slmerifoners
W3cW2onus mcbtc, BON Den Sruppen
8opoto's bcrob geriIIen iuoroen 1T
lno mie oie @obnng OeS @rmoroe-
ten olisqepliinoert wuroe. Sie ome-
rifoniide Tceierins bat BON 8opoto
cine Gcreeltrng oofiir geforoert. Us
lit oIlerOinqs nicbt, wie ieiner 3eit
mad Dem Tompico-8 8mii6cnfoa, ge-
forOcrt lporoen oie omerifonllDe
6losec 81 fulhtiren.'A '9'"-' ",'''.'
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SlOrSuIt Baltimore Weidaftslentc
in Sibnno.

Cine Spe5iaIueriammlimg bieIt
gcltcrn Nlbeno ser ygerein Der aouf-
lelltc uno Sobrifanten bon gioroolt.
Baltimore" in @ospiiels Salle an
ser Gdc BON Duncan- uno NtaOiion-
StraBc. Ger Gerein beo6iidtigt, ei-
nc 6a95eitlmg ms 9e6en 81 rufem
in Scr sic Wiit9lieoer oes Gereins
billig on5eieen fonnen. 5erner Wcr.
oen bic 9eier Coupons erbnlten, nit
0cnen iic ouf ser StroBen6a9u nod
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MrLitt Mrnn0lnlln0en.

S1perc @ranOmlinOen an Der
rccbten Sono uno Der recbten aorper-
bGlite 5og iid eeItern 9tahmittag ge-
gen 156 llbr Oos 5-i6brigc gleger-
mdOben @lorp Saug 5u ais es ii6
in ocr elterlicben @o6nung, 9fr. S37
Gine-StraBe, an Dem aiidenDcrO 5u
iAaffeu mabte. Sci Dem TcriuHc,
Dem &inoe Die brennenoen alcioer
bonn 9ei6e 5il reiBer, crlitt aud bic
Wlutter, Git6cr @nug, 9ronomlnoen
al Den 0dnoen. 0os aino mlBtc
in'S 6ronflin Sallore Soipital ge-
brn1t perOen.
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n9ancriidler WlannerdlOr. y

Der y9operiIdc MGnnerAor" 6ielt
sel'crn 9lbenO in g(dcrmann's Solle
o,' VI Der gdc bon Caroline mo
O%a0ls6 y StroBc icinc wodeutli6e
. SSSerlommllng. 9Sroiioent SSobn S.
Sgacrmonn y fiibrte ocn gorIib iulo
Setretdr @uItaO 9olfc oas $rOto-
,o'l' !, Sor ser @eiddtsiisung wnrocn
ualcr ~. Dem Dirigcnten cinigc Sieoer
ee,'aellbt y nnO oaun Oie lanfenoen
'%.el@afte crleOiot. Sin neucs @lit-
s''eo ~, wuroe in oen Gcrein arlfgenon-
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s8oienifber @be

y @ en- Der " pc,
Sn c.ncr @eiclifnft cr3dRlt cine
irrsc isiau bic GcIAiAie i6res erltsn.
etcli5ea 6trcitcs nSa" ihlteBt lVe,
runo sum Nnronten All 0ieles traurige
GreioniB Bat mein MoHn bel Der Ners
io6nuno in unisrem Sorteu eine Sude|
scpilarlt"
.Sis9Il 0u. @mi. peubet ii4 oa bic
@0iigsferin an i5rcn @alien npenH
3u oas and iecesmal aethan bdtteitio|
bliien mir icbt ben IdjoHfen Bart!"