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The Washington times., 1916-06-24

is one for today. II Is herculean,
but there is enough administrative
capacity in the country to handle It.
That capacity must be enlisted and
put at work. It would be crime If
the horrors of the 1893 mobilization
should be repeated now.
The Washington times., 1916-06-24
MINISTERS TO LEARN
OF COUNTRY LIFE
Maryland :. State College Pro.
vides Courses to Be Held at
College Park.

A Country Life School for Ministers
will be held from July "a to August /.
and Country Life Conference for Mary
land ministers will be held August 2,
3. and 4, at the Maryland State College
OF Agriculture. at College Park. The aim
of the school Is to give the minister a
deeper insight into the social and eco
nomic phases of country life, and also to
give him practical training In agricul-
ture and domestic science.
Its purpose In TO better equip the
preacher to lead his community. not to
make him specialist. but to give him
needs OF his community for better agri.
culture as well as for better spiritual
life.
Specialists TO Return.
Some OF the topics that will be pre-
| scented by specialists of the college and
| experimental stations are: SOILS and
Drainage" Rural Sanitation" Fer
tllizers:" Use OF Lime" Concrete on
the Farm" Orchard Fruits" Small
Fruits" Hog Cholera and Its Con-
troll" and Poultry"
To those who attend the school a
| charge of Is cents per meal and Is cents
per day for lodging is made. Laymen
| who are Interested may attend at the
| same cost
Dtring the conference daily lee
ture on sociological questions will be
given by Ralph A. FELTON,. Who occu-
pies n prominent position In the
Country Life work Of the nation. HC
has taught schools similar to the
present one In the state college OF
| Washington the Y. NJ. G, a. school
| Ut Estes Park, Colorado University
Of Mississippi. University of West
Virginia. Oyoca Tenn. and other
| places. Other speagcrs will bt
9. T.. Bassett, OF the Department vi
Agriculture; DIR, +. l.. Watson. and
| others
Three-Day Invitation.
Every minister in the State OF
Maryland and the District OF Colun.
lila is invited TO attend the three days
conference and be entertained as
guests of the college free Of charge.
| TIE officers OF tho conference are
| President, DIR. II. J. Patterson, of Col
| lege Park and secretary, d. II. Oar.
row of College Park. from whom in.
| formation relating to the Country
Life School and Conference for Mary.
lane Ministers may be obtained.
The Washington times., 1916-06-24
Tomorrow.

Outing Young Mems Hebrew Association,
Colonial Beach. steamer 81. Johns leaves at
. a. m.
Life saving contests. conducted by the Aoue-
duct Bridge Life-saving Corps and the In
dependent Life-savjng Corps, Washington
Canoe Club afternoon,
Walking tour, Wanderlusters. from the
Auueduct Bridge to Cherrydale, 2:l5 p m.
Mass meeting, benefit of widows and or
phans of Irish patriots. Polls Theater,
70.
The Washington times., 1916-06-24


OF Grace Baptist Church. Ninth and B
o'clock.
The Rev. DR.. c. c. Mclean, pastor of
the Douglas Memorial NJ. Il. Church.
Eleventh and II streets northeast. an
nounces as popular themes for tomor-
row, Loves Greatest Question" at the
II o'clock service, and How to Make a
Happy Home" at the vesper service
from to 5 o'clock.
The Significance OF Gods Silence
will he the subject Of the Rev. John r..
Briggs ut the Fifth Baptist Church to-
morrow morning. Al night his subject
will be playing the Glad Game" which
Will he In the nature OF a Pollaynna
service. The thousand Rejoicing
Texts" will he classifged. There will
choir under direction of William J.
Palmer All services will be continued
throughout the summer.
The Rev. Howard I. Stewart. pastor
OF the Second Baptist Church, Fourth
street and Virginia avenue southeast
will preach tomorrow morning on "A
Famous Diplomat" and in the evening
Will give the second evangelistic sermon
on Famous Bible Battles and the Pres
ent European War" the special topic
being The Battle OF the Sling Shot"
Preceding the evening sermon Mr.
stewart will give a special sermonetts
for young people on Three Prisoners
and How They Escaped From Jail.
being assisted by three girls and -four
boys from the Bible school.
"Three Precious Words" will be .hc
subject Of me sermon by the Roy. DR.
John Milton wnldron at Shiloh Baptist
Church tomorraw morning. Al night he
viii preach on ITO God. With God. Fol
| God" DIR. Wnldron IL urging upon h,f
CONGREGATION the duty and necessity OF
engaging In prayer for guidance &c
this nation IL these days Of pe-r'exity
and danger. and invites Christiins Il
meet at Shiloh Church everv SATURDAY,
| from go to o'clock for microscopy
prayer for America and the world.
A missionary commission service vii
Webb at Mt. Pheasant Conversations
Church tomorrow ut II o'clock. The
sentat.ves from the Sunday school ant
missionary societies Will participate
| Miss Webb will be stationed Mt Ma
dura. India. The musical program fol
| the occasion will he in charge OF Claude
Robson .orcan'st. and Will consist OF
Prelude. Meditation" Shand; anthem
How Lovely Are the Messengers.
Mendclssohn; offcrtory. soprano solo BY
! Mrs. A. T.. Hnycock, 1.-The Ninety ant
Nine" Campiop: organ postlude. ga
Vote" ElRar.
Al DumLar.on NJ. r. Church tomo
rrow evening The Rev. 4. ". Zlrnmer.
man will give n lecture on Tho Artist,
| Dream on the ASCENSION by FTof, l.
| i. Spinner. The lecture will follow
the sermon by the Rev. d. II. Martin.
| The Rev. Forest J. Prettyman, pas
tor OF Mt. Pleasant NJ. +. Church South
and chaplain OF the United States Sen
The Washington times., 1916-06-24
Boy Stealing Ride, Run
Down by District Wagon

John Earl Doomc. six. 319 street
southeast. was injured about the body
yesterday when run over by a d. c.
Park Commission wagon.
The police say that the boy was
stealing a ride" when the accident hap
pened.
The Washington times., 1916-06-24
Congressman Page to
Address Mid-Citizens

Congressman Robert N. Page, chair
man of the subcommittee on appropria-
tions for the District. will address the
Mid-City Citizens Association Monday
at 1909 Seventh street northwest at 5
n m.
The Washington times., 1916-06-24
Plate Printers Smoker.

All plate printers I'm the District will
meet tonight at n, reunion smoker In
Elks Hall under the auspices Of Plate
Printers Union. Local No. z.
The Washington times., 1916-06-24

Congressman Hamlin of Missouri will
deliver an address to the young people
OF Grace Baptist Church. Ninth and B
streets southeast. tomorrow night at 8
o'clock
The Washington times., 1916-06-24

PRESBYTERIAN ministers ana their ranr-
lies will picnic Monday OF tho grounds
of the Nationa! Park Seminary at
Forest Gler, Md.
The Washington times., 1916-06-24

pastor of Petworth Baptist Church for
the sast several months. will prcac! his
fnal services tomorrow. The Rev.
Frank p. Langhorne will assume charge
The Washington times., 1916-06-24

Centennial Baptist Church. will have
for his morning sermon. Enriched
Christians" and for the evening his
subject will tic lone Of the Untalked-
About Modern Marvels."
The Washington times., 1916-06-24

At the Bright Hour service at Foun-
dry Nj. r.. Church tomorrow ev.ning
the pastor, the Rev. w. n. Wedder-
spoon will preach the second sermon In
the series on THE Joys of Life" The
theme of the morning sermon will DC
THE Most Excellent knowledge"
The Washington times., 1916-06-24

At DumLar.on NJ. r. Church tomo-
rrow evening The Rev. 4. ". Zlrnmer-
man will give n lecture on Tho Artists
Dream on the ascension" by FTof. l..
i. Spinner. The lecture will follow
the sermon by the Rev. d. II. Martin.
The Washington times., 1916-06-24

The Rev. Or. Lucius c. Clark. pastor
of Hamline NJ. r. Church. who was
called to Iowa two weeks ago oy the
death Of Mrs. Clark's mother, will
occupy his pulpit Tomorrow morninE.
preaching on The Enthusiasm Of
Jesus" At the evening service re Will
have for his subject. Joyful Trans
formations"
The Washington times., 1916-06-24

The Rev. Forest J. Prettyman. pas
tor OF Mt. Pleasant NJ. +. Church South.
and chaplain OF the United States Sen
The Washington times., 1916-06-24

At the Metropolitan Baptist Church
tomorrow morning the theme of the
pastor. the REV. John Compton Ball.
will be Tho Glory of the Common
place" At the evening service his
sermon will be THE Man Without a
Wedding Garment"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09
Narf.@onserte

Beginner ami 2l @iai. 0onicl
6clomaun scr Girigeut. 2as
critic CONCERT miro i'm Crllio-Sin.
@ort itattiinoen. a2ilitdr OH.
pertire BON @enoeISio6n mo
0pern.5eIectionen auf Dem ido.
men Erogramm.
Die tdeliAeu Gon5erte Der itaOti.
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Girigenten CAMEL 6elomamn perOen
am 5ountag, oen II. Nlat beginHen
uno 5tpor im IruiO.Sia @art. 100 ole
aapcQc am gtodmittaa bon 5 bis z
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@rogramm aHiaelteut Iuoroen:
0lilitdr Guperture, 0}en0elsio6u;
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III g.G2oa, ytr. 8, Gp. ga, Eibai-
fopsty 8peitc 4olouaiic. 2is5t;
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qcnoer Soaanoer". g8oaner; Glper.
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goiel0ieu.
Die 4arf-aapelle iebt iib iolgen.
oermaBen 3nanmen.
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@auI 4. @roiii, 9rompeten 9lootp6
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96oIis. 6rant Serman mo 9llpin
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GbeoOorc gSc0iort1 Mobert @eDiort6
m0 @corge Goof; Iromboncs, @il-
liam &aiier qInorcp 2inbaro uno
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GbomaS GuttD lmo Sranf Setter;
g-Iuba Charles 9f6ooes rHo George
O. smith; 9oB.Euba, &. Sdmiot;
SrommcL tplopbonc. @loden etc.
Gomaro 4. @atelp SamcS Slemming
mo 1rmlt Selomann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09
observation-disclosures.

100 oreaniiirte Nlaidiniiten ongc-
Iteut in Ocn Wloimt Glare Sbops Der
Baltimore 06io.@iienbabit begaben
iib geitern in Oen gIusitano. nadoem
iie cine @onferen5 nit 8. 6imegau,
Dem Slipcrintenoentcn Der Merte,
nadgeildbt bntten mo man i5nen er.
flartc bate, oaB Ole 3uiamlnenflmft
crit belttc 81 5tauOc gebradt lpcroen
fonne. 90 sic in Srage ite6enoc
Gonieren5 nunme6r 6eitte itattiinoen
miro, fonnte BON 9eamten Der GiIen'
ba6u. @elcIli6ait geitern nod uidt
nit 9eitimntbeit eeiagt weroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09

llnermartet ullr0e geltern Nlorgen
ser 6S Sabre olte Slnpelicr gluOreaS
N1iiaer pom 9lr. 5t5, Sii0.9roaOma1,
pom uncrbittlidcn Gooe oa6ingeraiit.
Der @eritorbenc. Der elmer Der @riiii.
Der oes Gnf Saiun.SrieOboies mar,
iruroe III 8aperu acboren gr fam
I'M 9llter BON IA Sabren nit ieinen
Gltern nah glmerifa. Seit pieIel
Sabren 6etricb er in oem obieen
Saide Elm ,Snpelenaeidait. Gr mar
ein 5reimaurer imo in meiten arei.
fen betoput uuo bcliebt. Seine Sat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09
9oft nadl NentIdllanS.

SSu Oieier @o6e ge6cu 5mei Gam
pier naH europa Die @oit mir
Teutidlano, 0eiterrei6-llngarh sic
Sdpei5, @nlgorien rmO 9iirfei nit
nebmeu. @s linO oies Ser Ganpfer
y gllniteO StateS~ ii6cr Gdncmarf, ser
am Gonneritag bon 9lem gorf ab-
fdbrt unO ser Gompfer n9ergens-
fioro,~ Der nnl Sanitag III See Itidt.
gIae fiir Oipie Oaupier beitinnlten
@oitia4en miiiien bis gum Mitttuod,
reip. 5reitag glbeno Inn 10 ll6r ouf
Dem bciiacn Soiptpoitamt eingeIic-
fert iein. 9Safctpoit miro nidt bei6r-
bert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09
1906 Wleileu pro stnuOc.

Ger 9iiidflig oes GurtiB o0oro.
planes IS 10" ua9 9acpport 9tewS
ging 9eitern luter oen 0enf6ar giin-
tighten MISUNDERSTANDING glatt
Don itatteu. Der gbfhIg geida6 30
NlimIteu na6 6 llbr Moreens, imO in
3luci Stlmoen mO fl Minuten mar
9Iepport 9teps erreitt. Die 5uitauoe
gebra9te 0ohitgci6pinoigfeit betrlig
cincr BON 9temport gtelps eingegongc-
nen Depeidc geniGB t06 0leilen pro
Stunoe. SIN Snneren oes 6lug.9lp-
paroteS beianoen iib @ilot Ebeooore
Wlacoulap, Sielltenont 9tornuu 9.
Saa, Die Nle9anifer 86ilip litter unO
CHARLES GjooO, iowie Siilis.9ilot g.
". Goesmea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09
gemefis-NbemOe

Die @eicaitbaft Ser ,,Dnusbters Of
t6e Gurbariit~ cine fut6oIiicbe 5rau-
en.Grgaiiiiation Oeren Sauptquar-
tier licb in g1r. 1888, oro-giInor-
StraBe, beiinoet, miro ieDeiIs am
90, 90. uno "a. @tai einen 8eneii5-
glbeno in Der W}uiif-9lfaOemie neran-
italten. SIS ion 6ierourb Elm 6onO
fiir Die n0aD-9hrierp" Ser Organiia-
ton alIigebra6t merOen, Gas Stiid,
peldeS pd6rcno iener @o9e bon ser
@oIi Erippe sur gluifiibrlme ee6radt
peroen miro, 1T oSn @olfeo Stint
nD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09
Nilerae llimae

ole 1omen oes aGiierncn Ninq
6an0s@ iino om N}ttpo6 inn
~Deltiden Gorreiponoenten~ au
meienO 9iaige 5hmudiadeu.
Iic Dauen oes uGiierneH sling
SoROS iino, uie on ic0cm Dlittpoh.
is aud an oieclu picoer I'M Bureau
oes nIGitiheu Gorreiponoenten" ail
iueieuD, lm 9iinge 3ii periatiien imo
l9pIoiaden ein5utoilicbeu uno 5r per
dlBcru. @s iino in5dblige 5hmud
laden luic llbren glinge @oritednd
0eln lul0 anocrc @cGcnitdn0c porDon.
ocn. bic fiir einen Spottpres o6gc
acbcn mer6aH im oie iebr mlInocr
poacu @egcnitdnoe niht cinihmel3eu
sll laIieu. 2iebbober bon Shmnd
ioHcu uuo 5rcun0c non BARGAINS
babcn bier 8cleaenEeit, iiA iclbit
ais aud ocli g8ithpen ilno g9oiien Jpn
nltcu @ntcrlanoc 5p oienen
e5Ieid]5eitig miro oaruuf auiIucrt.
lam aemadt. DaB iidl nod biele @cs
gcuiianoc III Sen Sdnoen oer 1amcn
befiuorn, Sic wie0ar abaeboli lucrOcn
loliien Die 1errinaiten iueroeu
0riuaeuo crnldt oies ioiort 5u tbmL
oocr Sic Taucn idriitlih 5n benad
rihtiaen oa sic Suden mdt lol8cr
aebaltcu meroen iounea mo pcrfouit
pocr eingcitbmoI8cH pcroeu miAcn.
Gs marc beoauerllcb, wem Dicic
meri1poneH @cgeHlian0e GIN Gpier
Der g9iiu8c meroen lniiBtcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09
glpt6c arema.lIntcrdaItmna.


Gon5ert, Gortrog lno llnterboltrngs-
glbeuo in Der 2ebmou's Sole n
Som 9lot6eu 2rclB Deronitoltct.
9labfolgcuocr Cans. 9Iul Sams-
tag, oeu t3. 0ioi. 6rdulein
NInito Sdooc nnO Clara glider-
felo Sic aiinitler.
Sin auuitgenuB eriten Hon9es per-
Ipriht 0ie Wtuiifaliid.GramotiiHe
9l6cuO-llnterbolhmg 81 perOen iuel'
die inter Oeu 9luipi5ieu oes Gelitlhen
Rotben Grelt5es am ndbiten SamSs
toa 9l6en0 Inn s llbr 10 in Der Seb-
monn.Saae itattfinOet. Gie Yiitpir-
fcnoeu iiuo 6rduleiu 9Inita S1aoe
aus @aibington fir Den OramatIs
iden lmO sSrGulein Glara gIibertelo
iiir Den muIifaIiIbeu Gbeil, beioes
aiinitIerinnen BON &uf inO Salent
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90 GentS feItgeiebt lmo Die aarten be-
rcbtigen gleid5eitig 3ur Ebeilna6n1e
al Oen ouihlieBenoen Tan5e. gtah'
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ma: nSd6n-SeOpig" Scbbel.Sdn-
mann, 6rduIein 9lnita Sdaoe; Sri.
Clara 9liderfelo om MaOier. pGas
W3drden pom Slid" @rnIt Gditeiu;
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Siloe6ronot, SRI. 9Inita SdaOe. &lo-
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ben, 9lnoante con Onrio5ione; Sber-
30. N1olto allegro. 0iorcio fimebre
lula Wlorte s. nm groe gIae9ro.
oSeroIosrltf~, emanuel @ei6eI; D9ln
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0eutiden 6rdneu~ g(oolf @p; oSoit-
nung~ emanuel @cibel Sri. 9lnita
Sbooc. aIapier.Gortrdge: 9ullaoe
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9erd'" Sfnbcrt.2iSjt; Sri @lara
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Gramo: Scr Sdelm BON 9ergen"
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SRI. Clara gIiderfelo ain &lopier-
@mlaBforten iiuo Del oeu Gamen
oes nGotben aret5~ 5u 6oben ilno
pirO eebofft, ooB oon5 Baltimore an-
lpeieno iit Sir lei6Iide @eniiiie lit
e6enioQS Sorge getrogen.
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Ser gScltlrien 6rirtc Dor eiuem
Sabr.
81 gllai 10I5.
(9ind Oenl @erid)t oes 0eutiden
@eneraLitnbs.l

3piihen 2ombari5Doe mo
9}ieuport IN Slanoern ue6mcn Ole
Icutiden me6rcrc @rdben, oit.
lid Uon ypcru ucbmen iic Die
So6e weitli1 bon Gtiierneit mo
riiden gegel ocn 5ec pon Belle.
iuaar0e por
Qiit 9roBen Gpicrn itiirmen bic
Gnaldnoer nno 8ron5oien aui Der
9iuic glrmenticrcs ga @aliee
9trroS sic crite 5djiibeuarabcn-
2inie ocr Gcutiheit iic iueroeu
abcr picocr 6inauS9elporicn mo
mir 5tuiiAen GarencD uno Zen.
pillc uerm50cn iie cine y ailo.
meter lauge 5trede uorlauii8 5u
6alten
,Sn g9cit Sali5icn perinogcn pic
9luiieu sen Irud oct oeutihen
uno 0iicrreibiiheA Scere bon
@ciien imo Siiomeiien nidt 5u
mioerilcbcn; Die 0ecrcsarippe
D1adenien crreidt oen rmtercn
gqislota ino Die gric5anfa imo
ndbcrt iid scr 5topniBa; az oen
noro6itIiben aarpatben6dngen III
Die Qinie 9lufomsfa 9aliaroo
Gmerenit erreidt
Gier n1dtIide glngrific Der
Gnaldnoer mii @ailipoli bon oeH
Eiirteu 5uriidaeidjla9ea
a6nig Gouitantin bon 6ricden.
erfrautt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09
4. 5ranf snrncr aeItOrbcn.

erIoa einem Ser5idIoo. @or cine
6efannte 6igur inn politii6en
9e6cii. Sm Sabre 1883 5toots.
Gontrolelr.
Sn 72 2ebcnsia6rc beri6icO IN
ieiner @o6nltng 5u Cotton, @lo.,
s. 6rauf Surner. Ter @erItor6ene
wor fiir piele Sabre cine ser befonn-
teitcn decentralization i'm poIitiifen
2e6en. @r ge6orte 5u oen befaiu-
tciteii 9lnpdlten III Golbot-GouutD,
ais ouh 5u Sen 6etonuteiten @runo,
eigent6ums .@lofleru.
Sn ieinen jlngen Sabren nor er
Glerf oeS arieSgericbts fir IaI6ot.
Gount0 unO purOc I'M Sabre 1883
sum Stoots.Gontroleur crrpGblt.
gtab Dem Eooe oeS Generals 9lllou
9iut6crforO pnr0e er gum Glerf ocS
9erliiingsgerihts ernannt. Su Sobr
1901 wur0c Ct ourh S6onas Barron
ous Colbert Goimtp IN ser 9eiet.
5tmg ser Glerfiicae gcihlaaen, Ger
Gutihlofcnc mar ein cinillBreihcr
6ii6rer in scr @orman Organiia.
ton mo in oen Iebten Sa6ren
5toatsunpalt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09
gaIe6na.Spicl.

&om ib6niten @ctter 6egiinitigt
imO Dor elmer aroBen 3uidaueribaar
iicaten eeitern lniere Orioles nit II
5u 10 iibcr 9ltiialo. Sir Baltimore
mar @ia @ioriictte ser Bitder uno
@lr9looD Der ,Sanoer Cooper inO
Gnslop ilmgirtm iiir oie giions.
IaS Spiel mar oaS iolgeuoe.
@nifalo.. a 0 2 A o. 0 0 0 O. 10
Baltimore 2 3 2 . 3 o 2 . o-i2
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CsnOc Oieler g9OdIe

@iro @ouuerneur Sarrington ieinc
Grnenningen befunnt 9e6eu.
9lihtcr @ ScurD nabm iciuen
Dieuit micoer aui.
@onoernear &arrington aab ae'
iieru betaunt, oaB cr feine @rncnmm-
Gen Dor Donneritag modem weroe,
uu0 miro oann ale 9lemter beieBen.
9iidter ~, Cairo Senrp, NlitgIieo
ser oiicntiiden 9etriebs.G .Gommiiiion,
oefien 1ieuit5eit in leBteu @}ouat ab'
gelaiien mar, tcbrte aeitcrn auf ici-
nen Eoiten 3uriid, lpoielbit er oerblei.
ben miro, bis Der @olDernelr ieincn
gldHiolaer ernaunt bat.
Serr Garrin8toH brahte Den gcliri'
oen 1as in glnuapoliS 81 mo beaab
iicb geitern glbeno nab Cambridge.
Gas Staatsoberborpt bat cine ginla.
oung oes Ut. N1arD's ,Sniiituts in ct.
Dlarp's Golntp angciionmen no.
ieIbit Ct an s. SSimi ipreben Miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09
0rcifis sasc @efduanif.

Gr6ielt ser ebemoliee @oli5ei-Glerf
G6paro aromer. gSor geitdr-
Oig, oeu 9etrog BON $500 aus ser
GoIi5ei ltuterItiibungsfaIie un-
teri6lagen 5u 6aben @uroe 81
Sabre lang eepriieeIt @il(
$4,000 Sdooeneriob 6obcr
Der e6emolige @oli5ei-Glerf Com
&romer wuroe geitern Morgen oirh
0fidter 0uiip in ser 5ueiteu glbt6ei-
Iimg oes Griminnlgeri6ts 81 30 Ga-
gen @efdngniB perOonnert Ger &id-
ter ueigerte iicb, Oeu Wlann ser iid
Der llnteridloging Oes 9ctroges bon
$500 aus EN- 8oli5ei-llnteritiBlmgS
Sono ans melhem @ittpen itnO
gSaiien iuteritiibt perOen iolleu,
i1uloig beIannt botte, 5u begnaoigen.
gIlles 6Iebeu feitenS Ser 6rmi bali
nidts, Oenn ole ltnteriGlagung mar
cine geneiue imO fonnte cS Der 9iid.
ter imm6gIid beroutporten oieien
Maun 81 6egnaoigen
@rtrug es q Sabre.
Gine obloIute SAeioung er6ielt i'm
9reisgeridt Srau 9loeliue @a6l bon
i6ren @atten 9lugult, ser Iie nad
ibren 9lugobeu in Ser 23-idbrigen
@6e 81 Sabre lang aeprijgelt babeu
ioll Sic Srau CAB on ooB iie 3u
alt gemorOen marc, Inn nod lGnqer
Oie WliBbonOlmlgen ertrogen 81 f0n-
men. Gle 6rau cr6ieIt OaS 9ledt, if
rem OlGo1cnnanlcu SCHUBERT mieOer
traoen 5u oiirfen.
Sein nSmeet6eort.~
Srau gllice %. 2ongIeD er6ielt inn
9reisgeri6t Sic obiolltc Sdeioung
bon i6rem @otten @iliam, ioipie oie
S6but ii6er i6r ninoeridbrieeS &ino
ais aud cine gufmentotion bon So
pro ISOLDE. 6rou 9ongleD fii6rte on,
Dab i6r Mann 0fters ldngere 3eit
BON Souic fortblicb, umo ieinen
6reunoen cn anoeres 0lGohen ais
iein oSpeet6eort" oorgeiteat bobe
@erInngt 2 cbooeneriaB.
Sm Common &leas-@eric6t reidte
sic 9egeriu ella W1cGoD cine Sdo-
oeueriobfloge in SS6e BON $4,000
aegen Goniel lm0 Sollie g9iliion
&oIi5eilielitenont Wlihael s. @orO
uuo Sergeont eugene @ooOiug bonn
norOIidef &oIi5eioiitrift pegen an.
oe6lib fdIidlider Ger6ofting Gin.
Gie aI1geriu qiebt an oaB iie Ourdj
oieie ungeredtiertiste gerbaitlme eli
nen SdoOen BON 500 an @eribtS-
inO glnmoItfoiten ge5abt babe
9fo6 uidt orgouiiirt.
Gie Grganiiirung Der @cidpore-
nen ocs NioitermiuS 1T nod niht er-
folat, oo fiinf @Ritglieoer aus be-
itimniten @riin0en entidulOigt luur-
sen. Gle o6erite @erihtsbanf miro
fiiuf anOere Serren an ser StelIe
Der Gutidul0igtell auSlooien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09
Gnr3c staOtncniefeitcm.

SSm sitter BON 70 SSabren OerIiarb
in ieiueu @reen spring 9allegsScim,
@eitmorelano, na6e GccIeiton-Sta-
tion Serr SenrU Srpin aeDier. Der
&eritorbene mar fir Sabre Elm be-
fainter @eibditsmann in Baltimore
uno ie6r in @obltb1tieteit uno io3io-
len sliiairen iutereiIirt,