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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-25
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l1nearn srkebem beiut
Stats Department.

SclltldIlanp uub Scitcrreidl lln9aru
crbobcu am 20. Sebrllur beim H.. g.
Staatsz Scpnrtement afage b~ariiber,
ouB Die Sereiniaten Staaten Inter
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-25
9nbnqne,, Sowa, sunnerstas, ben %. 5ebrnar 1915.
jt0rtc. einsetroffen. = 1880 britiide

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tpelde bon britiid,cn SffiSieren luio'
Wannihaften Der HeIerpe beoient'
perScn. Selbe iolen beutide Salid,s
booie aufipiirer uno tic pernidJten. =
~ Die boQdnbiife !He9ierung bat in
ibren llnterbdnolunsen nit gnglanb
in ge5ug. alf heiien 8euuslrns neus
trailer Sla9een fir ieiuen Seebanbel
iolhes ais yD2iBbraud Elmer Slasge"
be5ei6net. - Sic idipebiiden GOLF
fimter baben enersiide MaBnubmen
gegen' @affenidpmus9el iiber ,bie
8ren3e ndd) HuBtano ~aetroffem -
Gin, uzSoot torpebicrte am 10. Scbr.
bem Sampier . b., INTER-,
tpegs bon .Sdpre nah Suntirf. 9as
Sdiff fonnte iebod iolaugc floft &C.
balten lperSen; big es Sieppe 'erreidte.
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einem uzSoot tprpeoiert; Die Wanns
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frdn5oitidem Sampfar .GtlIe De
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go .
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III her Uesenb Der Wainriihen. Scent
eriueiien lid irnitier inebr erfulareiher.
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trast SUR 3eit 'iiber 100000, barnnter
teben UenerGle. Mn5abl Der 5obfen
anfersem66nlif srof. Die Seter=
reifer niaften in ben &arpatben felt
Seginm Der Sffeniipe e. Sfii5ierc nub
10000 'Wianm 81 Ucfansenen. -,
Nah In @crliM eingetrpffeneH Ne=
ridbten bat 6apitan Smith. bes ameri=
'faniiGen 1ampfers ,Gpelpm" ben
bentihcn Seb6rbcn mitsrtbeilt, DaF bic
0erautuortmns fir ben ltntersans
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tffhen Jlottenbeb6rbc. trGst, Der linn
ben Hatb ertbeilte, itatt hes in bert,
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geidlasenen n0rbfiden Wafermeses
ben 8mrs 81 perfulsen, Der has sdiff
anf cine 'A!iue nmo inns VcrDerben
fiibrte. (Siebe bier5m %iitiere am 18.
Jebrnar' geihriebensM Scfiirhtnnscn
MT chtturielcr Stcae.) - Der GORE
ipunocnt Der ~. D. Wprlb" meloet
untcr'm Datum pom Is. Jcbrnqr:
yVDn ben 3auicuben bon belaiiden
5liihtiinsen in Gnslann war frin Gin,
Siser' ,bcntihen NtrpcitGtcn" nutcr4
wurteu. Rad citgebenoeu ttnters
iihnngen' hat has .britiihe InSw1rtiar
Mmt bic amcrifaniif,c Y%eianbtiGait
oiesbc5iislif infurmiert. Nae Mn.
f%d,nlnignnsem fmhtcn auf sSitcrie"
unn auf nSprnrtbeil".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-25
Bur 9ase in ltrexiko.

lit BET Garransa uuritelts &c.
tuorben pesen 8efansennabme BON
fatbuiiiden Yrteitern in. Werifo,
pun beneu cit culoHales 96feselb
a%buerlanst wiro. - Hnr elm Mute=
%rifaner nnb Gin Gisldnber iolen
perihunt ''seblieben. iein. - Die
&fe sesen giaa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-25
r~,pilbclmina" ais prize.

Sic britii6e Me9ierlus fitnbistc an,
10. SebruGr ourd) Cir @bparN Orch
nn,'baB oic Sabllns Der ,&ilbelmina
Der SntideioHnS bes Yriienz @eridts
mnterrporfew blcibt. Sies 3eist Ole
Nbiiht Gnglanb's IN, alle, nadh
9eutidlanb beitimnten Srotitoiic 3ur
GputrehaHoe 81 crfIdrcn unb laBt nod
peiterc Depreciation crpartcn. @rcp
perSammtc i'm llntctbauie. Die peutz
ldcn ArlcgSrlctbupen alS ndbiolIte
&er!celm9cn, aller internatipnaleil
N r~iru5brIlIdnc"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-25

II. Sebrmar.-Sn Noro : Yolen
ipliroen Sie Hitlien Bel &olno unD
2omiba seihla9en. -Sn ben Ir9ons'
men BADEN Die .SeutiGen ,einen ncis
teren 5beil Der fran5oiiifen 5arpts
telling genommen"; III gtorhs Srdnfz
reid unb III Der Ghampagnc mebrere
Sunbert @eian9ene .eemlnft unb bril-
tide unS fran5oiiihe ansriffe abses
Is. Jebrmar.-lleber amerifaniife,
ensliife llnp' oeutibe Noten iiebe ar
ahberer Stelc...- SIM Hnum bon
Yio3f madten Die Seutlhen 5000
@eiangcne. Sic Sinpenbltrg'id e
Sifertiipe in Srpreuben bate bis Snto
$4,000 8cfnnsene, II @eihiiec ilnb
iiber TOO Maitinenseipebrc. = Scuts
ife mdd,ten I'M Tnum bon Yeftbes
.(Srai,freih) 500 8efungene.
10, 1ebruar.-Seutidc. beicscn
rriiiid,e Stapt 9aurpescn i'm &oroeu.
- Sn 'oen iiingiten adnipfen in Slts
prcnBeu perlprcn 9tltiien iiini Nrrnees
forps. 10000 @uiien iinb, tntsiiltis
allBer @eiedJt geiebt. Sartnddise
aqnpfc nGrslih pon Mrras mn. galis
auois iiearcid fir Seutihe. - Ya1Ias
gierbainpfcrz gerfehr I'M &anal.; laut
britiidcm GrlaB, ein9eiteat-
90. 6ebrnar.-Hui1en 3iebcn iiG
: tros Seritdrfun9 nah SfanisIai
(Sits 8uli5ien). Seiterrcid,iide Siege
rider GutiaB Yrempsl's lnb,.. Gent
betg's nrbc.. Der ruiiiide Ualgens
bumor befunbet iih in erbihtetcn Sic
9%cSbcpeihcn. - IcecrIano iurb Spus
bernad) (TpgeIen) lulirneu bon Den
2elitid)en beiest. = Die englGuoer
unb Sran5oicn bonlbaroieren tiirtiide
Suroanellen7 Sorts. - Sn Der italies
niihen admimer erflarte 1rsmier Saz
lanora uuf 4rfra9c Der 8epnblifaner,
er' babe ieinen Stanopnnft dm 3. De-
8ember. 1914. ~flargele9t uno baite an
Der anlidt felt. oab 'Stdlien neutral
bleibe, (.
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pentransportbnmpfeti idmmt 8esleit>
ihiff limb Dem llnterieebpots arieg gum
Spfer gefallen. -. Sn Den NGbe bon
Hienprrt gerietb Elm ensliiher @iinens
iuder auf cine Wine iinS Ianf. -
Sente crit fpifroe BON engliihen 9enior
Die 3ahrift freiselaiien, fimf britilhe
.Sampfer Ieien bonn .arotprins 8its
helm" int Itlantiiden Ssean gum
Sinten sebradt ", ibre Yaiiaaiere burd,
ben oentidlen 'Sanlpfer uSolaa" uad,
8uenps Wires BebrdGt moroen. =
slmerifaniider Saumpoa : Satnpier
y@.peIDn" remit in Der Norblee auf
cine Mine unp neriinh. .SeIabp,s gcs
rettet. Sbentitdt Der Niine nod nid,t
[, ieitseitellt. SIR Der Sriihsn Sec
luurbe Der aiiitenoampiet ,Sppns
6ire"p bon ejnem beptiden l%liters'
lceopot in Sen @rltnb gebobrt. Sic
Semaunun9' erbielt iiinf @inuten 3cit
lid an retten. Sie rHsf2" mar Der
5b6ter, - Su SllenoS' Aires ii, Der
feItide &iilisfreu5er %.Arcnprin8 @ifs
hclm" inn ga Ylata. SluB nit Scr
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-25
(spesi.u fiir sieie s.ttuma ~b.arOeit.t.J

StaatsietretGr 9rnan beauftragte
am 20. Sebruar peu amerifaniid)en
Goniul 9dnuba iii @era GritS, Bet @es
neral 9arrdn5d, Dem 6anpt Der meris
tailild)eu 9pnititatiohdliitett, meeen
Der 1S0 romiidls fntbuliiden Yrieifer
ppritelig. 81. fperoen, Die I'M Iuitrd9
.@cnerdl Sbreauns, Garrnn5a's Ser
tretcro in Der 9auptlrnbt 9ferifo. uls
.@ciiclu ~ieit9enomn,cn plrberl, nm BON
ibnen Elm 2Giegclb bon elmer haiben
Wtilion Yelos .($250.000) gu err
preiien eine Summe, Die iie ME alif>
brineen f0nnen. Nind) Den in Wuibs
'inatou porlie9enosn Nnhridlten ioIen
Die betrefier0en Yrieiter i'm Natiouals
pdlait sefaneen 8ebalten merben;
inter ibner ipa lid cine, In3ubl Spn>
nier beiinpe.f, Seucn nit Der Ters
lpeiiung aus Dem 2anbe sebrpbt piro;
elm. amlerifatiider nnb 'ein britiifer
Yrieiter iollen mad beil Staatsietretdr
Srpan 5useeaneenen M%telpunsen bel
beat braitiihen @or9eben.@ eneral OBJ
regions nid)t be6eli9t lporbeu fem.
8ie Goniul Gilman III @erito. Der
bon @aibington aus @eiiuug erbals
ten bat. lid Gdrrdn5a,. besiu,. befleH
Hesierune in @era 9rus an3u1Aliez
ben. beridtet. iii Die 8abnperbinonug
bon Der Sunpfftnet-rnd Der Strife trirs
Der bergeiteiIt.
Die .&dmpfe Der 4arteien. =.
lebcr Die 8Gmpfc Sarrapsn's unb
%ieiier. @cgner lie9en cine Hcibe pori
9rriften aus peri6iebenen Srtei Dor:
Ius Giubab Wictorin miro itber 3as
rep, SeraS, beridtet, Die @enerate
Slipin unb Sprtiuat6 3uasua ieien
nit filnftallieno .Yianp unb Artiuerie
up1, @ictoria .ab9eriidt, INN iif benz
Insriff Der 9bnititiitionalineu auf
Retterep anSuiflieBen. @eneral
Garreru Surres lit nit Den 9auSeu ibnl
uuteritebenben. Strcitfrdften in Den
Staaten Samaulipos urb San 9uis
Yot6ii; anseblit pierfanisnb Iann,
3u 8eneral Yablo @ou5ales iiberses
treten. "@iln bat ndh elmer bon ibnl
aus ieinem Sauptquartier iii 3apots
Ian, .5niiden @uabqlaiaro unb Man@
5anifa in CT YaIp. Seras. einaetrois
feuen Nahriht. 9%arran5a' ide .Srips
pen in Der StGrfe bon ungefdbr
6lpolftouicnh Tdpn in Den Bergen in
Der 8eacnb o 3apula geid,ia9en unb
perfolat iest Den Seinb. @iaa sibt Die
Stdrtc ieiner Sruppen auf 10000
on, bon benen. 100 fielcn mn $50
pcrlpunoet i%ulrocn; Die Garran3a'i den
Sruppen baben mad ieiner Ineabe
1,500 Spotc nnp Sablreidle @eripiin>
oefe perlprcn. Sniid,cn Shares unS
Sbibuabua rpurpe Die gabnlinie unter>
brofcgg, =
Sn Der Ndbe BON Hoiario. un9efGbr
ief5i9 ailpnleter iiibli6 BON MaSats
Ian, ioll 8encrnl Gnrrasep. Elm YIN.
Danger 9arran6a's, bon %illu'idcn
Sruppen inter @eneral Suclua ees
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-25

Sas brittle. 50 N0pfe 5QbIeuee
Contingent peutidrr Sliihtlinse ais
5%iinstdn triiit in Son Srnnctsco cin.
all Der Subrt noh DER nlten Seimat6
ilber Mem yurt be9riilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-25

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tetenoen
pWn un6
pentf9en
uar mtt
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in ber
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-25

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-28
PLANS "SUB" BATTLE
CRUISES FOR u. S.
Lieut.. Commander Courtney Will Sub
NIT Design of Marvel U-BOat to
New Navy Board.

The new board of civil engineers
and scientists now being formed by
the Secretary of the Navy, will have
laid I"fore them plans for a sub
marine battle cruiser, which have just
been completed by Lieutenant-Com-
mander Charles Courtney. u. S. ~. OF
the destroyed O'Brien.
Commander Courtney has planned a
new vessel which combines the types
OF the destroyer OF scout cruiser, is
designed to keep the sea in any kind
of weather and cary supplies for q
cruise of many thousands of miles
II viii carry a heavy battery OF rap
id-fre guns for use on the surface
and viii be driven while running
above water by speed turbines and
steam boilers with crude oil as fuel,
andw is expected to atain speed OF
twenty-four knots or more.
While running on the surface, the
vessel will appear like an ordinary
type of large destroyer batteries at a
sped of twel veot fifteen knots. Her
guns and smokestacks will be revolv-
ed on their hinges and lowered into
recesses in the deck which will be fit
ted to receive them.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-28
COUNTY FAIRS TO HAVE
PARCEL POST EXHIBITS.
MIR. Burleson Directs Postmasters to
Bring Attention Of Public to
Facilities Of Service.

Parcel post exhibits viii be made IT
feature of county fairs and other civic
expositions in all parts Of the United
States this summer and fair
IL a letter Just mailed TO all presi-
Dental postmasters, Postmaster Cen
eral Burleson directs that this meth
cd be used to bring the facilities Of
the parcel past 80 the attention OF pos
tai parncs In this letter the POST
master General says.
There is no appropriation which
expenses in connection with these ex-
hibits can be betrayed. and you are.
therefore, limited to making such ar
rangements as You can make without
incurring any expense or obligation
to the department.
However, the postmasters who sue
cesfuIy conducted exhibits last year
have reported that SPACE is readily OBJ
tanned without expense and that bus
mess men are glad to loan for exhibit
tion as parcel post shipments the ar
ticles that they sell. in consideration
Of having their advertising cards at
tached 10 their contributions.
In addition TO such attention as YOU
can give the exhibit yourself. a we'll
informed. competent clerk should be
detiled to give information concerning
the advantages of the parcel post and
you are hereby authorized TO assign
one employee of your Office for this
purpose"
The latest models of parcel contain
ers viii be shown at the exhibits
Last year exhibits were installed in
nearly two hundred fairs and exposi.
tions throughout the country.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-28
Flag Pole Left
As Reminiscence Of Camp.

Although the boys of st. Johns broke
camp yesterday atSouth river they left
behind them as a souvenir for the
county folk, nice flag pole, some
forty feet tall. The flag pole had been
cut from the woods and skinned by the
boys and from its apex floated aUnited
States flag during the camping days.
AT sunrise some boy was delegated to
raise the colors, and at sunset some
other boy was delegated TO lower the
colors. At night a light was hoisted
at the head of the flag pole and was a
signal to the campers who happened to
be OUT on the water. They could read
lily pick out the signal light in front OF
their camp.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-28
Did You See it,
(Communicated)

The past two nights Rescue's Big
City Minstrels pleased over 500 pa
irons, every one that saw these two
shows enjoyed them. If you don't be-
lieve us. ask those who saw il and
find out for yourself.
One of last nights performances was
Winder, the Iron breasted Man, who's
chest that 800 pound stone was broken
on, and he also danced in broken glass
barefooted. and tonight this Iron
Breasted Double-Chested, fire eating
comedian will do some nerve wrecking
stunts, the management does not re-
auire him to do this, he does it of his
own free will.
See Crumly, the worlds champion
Juggler, this one act alone is well
worth the price of admission.
Hear Harry Fallks, the peerless
tenor, Tyding the famous baritone and
Turner the great bass. We have funny
clowns, who will keep you laughing
with their funny jokes and capers. The
following is tonight's program:
/. Opening" Dixie" entire COM
pany
2. Michigan :" song by Fallks.
3. Niger Loves His Possum,
Turner and Fallks.
4. The fire-eating comedian.
5. Barber Shop.
6. Juggling by Crumly.
z. Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland.
Be sure and be on hand tonight and
don't fail to see this Big Show. Price
of adimssion-adults l0c; children, SC.
Come one, come all.
Yours respectfully.
BIG CITY MINSTRELS.
Jack Rawlings. Manager.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-28
The CutOut Cartoon
Cuts Too KeenIy.

Editor Capital:
In a letter of mine published in the
morning Sun of the 2Sth inst, said:
Il will not pay The Sun,its readers
or Mr.. Mencken so poor a compliment
as to take seriously the little opera
bouffe business about the Free Lance
being absolutely independent of and
even antagonistic TO. The Sun. That
would be too suggestive of a cartoon
of Grandma Sunpaper, and the spoil
ed Baby, Mr.. Mencken. Grandma, in
cap and kerchief seated in her arm
chair with baby on her lap, playing
Woodrow und Wilhelm. Grandma.
made up as Woodrow, and baby as
Wilhelm. spiked Prussian helmet on
his head. He grasps Grandma's cap
frill with his left hand. ana has. as
his doll. not Teddy Bear, but Dach-
Shund, in his right, with which he be-
labors poor old Grandma. And as he
bends forward. his exertions bring his
bunchy skirts, his substantial breech-
ing, fastened by stout didy' pin, and
his chubby ankles into boldrelief. And
Grandma is saying: Yes, it sail beat
naughty Woodrow as much as it peas
es. so it sail; but don't stick 90 spike
in Danma's eye!'"
All after even antagonistic to The
Sun" was cut out: feel sure without
the consent of my friend. Mencken
He is too good sport. and his Rabe-
laisian sense of humor is too strong
for him not to appreciate joke even
at his own expense. For he's a jolly
good fellow--and so say We all Of u.s."
SCOTT LANE HFFFF'NGER.
Annapolis. Md
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-28
Hostess On Emma Giles
Excursion to House Party.

Mrs. Walter Clark, whose attrac-
tive summer home is at Clark Heights,
West Annapolis. on Weems' Creek, is
entertaining house party today by
giving them the excursion trip on the
T0lchester steamer Emma Giles.
The party numbers about thirty.
They left this morning for the trip to
Galesville, South River and will return
late this afternoon.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-28
Orphans Court.

The Court met in regeular session
yesterday, all members being present
and the following business was trans.
acted.
Inventory of the personal estate OF
Anna Ellen Powers, was fled and
passed.
Inventory of the real estate of Anna
Ellen Powers, deceased. was filed and
passed.
The last will and testament of Lloyd
Banks was filed and passed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-28
in MEMORIAM.

CAMPBELL-In sad but loving re.
membrance of my dear mother
ELIZABETH CAMPBELL who de-
parted this life one year ago, July 2s
1914.
Oh dearest, sweetest mother
Since you have passed away.
1t seems not il was year ago,
But only yesterday.
In cur saddest moments,
One happy thought holds sway;
We will meet again dear mother,
And be happy some sweet day.
BY her daughter,
MRS. JOHNSON.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-28
Testing 700 Feet Of Hose.

Chief Fire Marshal p. E. Porter, au-
tomobile engineer Geo. Rodgers, snC
Mr.. William Farrell tested out seven
hundred feet of hose in front of the
No. 2 Independent Fire Company s
headquarters, this morning.
The new hose is the second of the
lot recently received by the city for
use of Rescue Hose and Independent
Companies. After it has stood the test
it will be accepted by the city and
volunteer fire departments.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-28

Another football player arrived al
the Naval Academy last night. He
made his bow to this mundane sphere
at 81 Upshur Row when he was re.
ceived with open arms by his daddy
Lieut.. Jonas H. Ingram, u. S. N, the
football coach at the Naval Academy.
The new arrival is lusty little fell
low and bids fair to rival his father in
the art of football. The boy is giver
the name of William Thomas Ingram,
for his paternal grandfather.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-28
Committed to Institution.

Rhoda Addison, colored. daughter OF
Lizzie Addison, was yesterday commit
ted by Justice Feldmeyer to st. Kath-
crimes Home for ColoTed Girls. The
girl was committed on the charge of
being incorrigible. The commitment
was until the girl is is years old She
is now Ia years of age.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-28
Still Unified.

The position of day watchman at the
State House, formerly filed by William
Marks. is still untitled. The appoint
ment is expected to be made this week
1t has now been some two months
since the place became svcant, but IL
isexpected a day watchman to succeed
Marks will be appointed by August /.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-28
B. and 0. Gives $1,000 for Aid.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company has contributed $4,000 to
the Eastland diasster sufferers. Ths
money was contributed through the
company's representatives in Chicago,
the contribution being about the same
as those of the other lines running into
Chicago.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-28
Condition Improved.

The condition of William l.. Schulz
Claim Agent for the w, b. & A., who
is suffering from nervous break
down at Millersville, this county,is re-
ported unimprovod today. Mrs. Schulz
is with her husband at Millersville
having closed her home in Baltimore.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-28
Retired Officer in Active Service.

Among the retired officers who have
been called into service is EnsignPhil-
ip b. Hambsch. U. 5. n. He has been
given recruiting duty. Ensign Philip
Hanbsch married Miss Helen Field
meyer. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
Feldmeyer. of this cit. In nis mid
shipman days. Ensign Haneb5ch was a
famous base ball player.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-28
Both Feet Fractured
Accident to Colored Man

A painful accident occurred yester-
day at Sherwood Forest, on the Severn
river. A colored man named James
Randall, suffered fracture of both
fet by wagon loaded with heavy lead
pipe passing ever his feet. The injur-
ed man was given medical attention
and is doing as well as can be expect
ed under existing circumstances.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-28
Removed to Baltimore HospitaI.

Mrs George Graefe, daughter of
Market Master EdwardBurtis and Mrs.
Burtis. was removed to Baltimore last
night to the Woman's Hospital, that
city. Mrs, Graefe viii be operated
upon today. Her condition is said to
be quite serious.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-28
Gun Club Shoot
Geo. Heintz High Gun.

At the weekly shoot yesterday after
noon of the Annapolis Gun Club at
their grounds at Cedar Park, there
was a large attendance and much in
terest was manifested. The shooting
was unusually gooI.
In class A, George Heintz was high
gun breaking 21 clay pigeons out of
25.
In Class b, Kramer was high gun,
breaking II out of 25.
In Class G, Bailey was high gun,
making ! / hits out of 25.
1t is expected the Gun Club will ar
range for an extra shoot on Labor
Day, with additional attractions.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-28
Moonlight Excursion
On the SHADY Side. .

A moonlight excursion the steamer
Shady Side will be given on Friday
evening July 80 to Idlewilde, West
River.
There will be dancing and good music.
The steamer leaves the city dock at
6.15. For further particulars see ad-
vertisement first page.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-28
On the Sick List.

Mr.. William Woodward, the pop
ular Deputy Clerk to the Circuit Court
is confined to his home at Murray Hill
by severe illness. Mr.. Woodward Is
suffering from an attack of malaria
fever.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-28
BORN.

INGRAM-On July 2s, 1915, at 80
Upshur Row, Naval Academy, Annap-
oils, Md, to the wife of Lieut.. Jonas
II. Ingram, U.S.N., a son, WILLIAM
THOMAS INGRAM.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-28
THOMAS

THOMAS-At Annapolis, Md, July
2S. to the wife of Mr.. T. Roland
Thomas,a a son, DOUGLAS WAYNE
THOMAS.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-28

Colonial, Thursday" "Diamond
from the Sky and another big fea-
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