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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-22
Ser ggianmie GeidInIbiot.

Ger 27 Sabre alto So0n S. Garter,
alias Sobn s. 9iobinion mo Sobn s.
9. Garter pom 9ir. 1747 0itgaser.
StraBe. wuroe geitern 9lac6mittag
bon &ruoe.Scrgeaut 9lnocl per6aitet
mo nod Scr norooitli@cu Boli5ci.
Station gebrobt no cr Der oneeb.
liden @igamic bcibnIoiat pur0e. Gr
miro bcntc 9iidter Dean porgciii6rt
werocn. Ger &cr6aitete ioa onec6.
li6 por ore &abrcn in GaicottGitD
Sron 9lma 9lo6inion bon 9lr. l7lI
0itGaacr.S StraBc, gc6eirat6ct ba6en,
lu1breno cr pon iciner nuocrcn @at.
tin nod nidt gcidieoen iooroen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-22
Qmr5c GtaStneriofeitcn.

Ter Yrdiiocnt oes Baltimore
9rcB Clubs, Nerr @. 6rouflin
gismer. miro bel ocni our 30. g(pril
itattiiuoenoen 9nndcon ocs ,@omcn
Gitp Ghl6S" ilbcr ieinc SnterpiGpS
nit 6oAgeiie0tcu @erionlihfcitcu
iprcbcn.
@icr5ia ainOer oic inter Scr 81.
but ser ..Se6rep 9encDoIcnt Society"
Itebcn warcn geiieru 9la6mittag oic
@1ite Oes Srn. Charles 6. sSor0, sc.
i61itSiii6rers Oes u6oro's Spern6ou-
les" rno crirclttcn iim an ocm SLIM
Sboiipiel S6c 9irt6 Of q 9lotion~
SIN 9llter BON n So6ren itorb &c.
Itcrn Waorgen in ieincr ggobmng 81
Nit. @oi6m0ton &err S9m. Tomncv,
Gin Geteran Ocs 9iiracrtrieacs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-22

,eSSh nil sSbnen ge9euii6er oifen
iein, cruioerte CT ocm Snipeftor
Sic Toidc ge6ort nidt mir Gin
Serr mo einc Game ba6cn oiclelbe
I'M 3uge geloiicn ais tic in %bilo-
oelp6io ousiticgen. Sd batte ole
9l6ii6t, Oieiclbc BORT ab5agebeu no
iic Den Gigeut6iimeru returnirt per-
oen fonnte.
qln @cnoall fonite ni1ts SeIollens
oes qeimoen wcroen. ieood muroe cr
alianmcn nit GuigleD nad Der 80.
li3eiitation oes mittleren Diitriftc5
qcnomuen, Inn 6cutc Sormittag Oen
glnoes Gomniiidr Bono porgciii6rt
su merOen, bel pcldcr @elegcnbeit
oic 9oIt.Snipeftorcn glnflogen gegen
sic 6eiocn 9lrreitanten crbeben wer-
ocn.
Inter ocn @ertbpapicren, mclAc
man in ser 5onotaidc uorianO, mos
rcn 9lfticll Der 9Iem 9orf Central
eiienbobn Der 2ltlantc Goait-9inic,
ser 9altimore.Obio. Giienbo6n, DER
9etbIe6em. .Sto6mcrfc uuo auBeroem
ein @edicl in So6e BON $38,O00.
Sin sroBer E6cil oicier @ert6papierc
lit perfdnilid.
Ole 8c1ffe
Ser 9talib. tpegen ocIien G0marO
S. 0uiole0 0er6oitet muroc, tug
iiG om 26. 8ebruor in glelp. gorf
5u. gier @odetc regiitrirter 8oit.
iaden muroen BON einem 9luto-Srud
md6renO Der lleberfobrt ouf cinenl
6dbrboot bon DER Gommiupnp. Sta.
tion SIS. ser .GcntroI @iien6obn
bon glcp. Sericu" 0ur 2ibertDitraBc,
glelp. Norf, geitoblen. Grei Oer
@odcte itonmtcn ans gSoibington,
9. g., 0as pierte ouS Baltimore.
Spdtcr piroe bctaut acgcbcL 0oB
Mert5popierc in 0obc oieler Sall.
Ienoc pon Collars, mcld]c Don 8ol-
timorc al Yottcr, Gboote & 9rcn
ticc, Nliteic0er Ocr 9iep.Yorfcr
@oric, aoreiiirt morcn BON ocm
gluto.Srud genommen pur0en un0
oes g8eiteren erfldrt Die SEEM Yorfer
Eruit Gompoguic ooB 8pci @iien-
bo5n. @oloobligotioncn wclde on iic
BON Baltimore obaeihidt morocn
morcn, ocrnBt mcrOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-22
Die llnterltiitmna Der ariceerfnmi.
lien 0nrdl Die Staot NerIin.

&n oen BON Der 9lrmcnoeuunltung
ser 5ta0t Berlin 6erauSaegebeneu
o9l1itern fir sic @erliucr 9(rmcu.
uno S9aiienpfleoe~ leieu mir:
@clhe Cpier oic llutcritiibino ser
arie9er Sonilicu Den Itdotiiden
5inan5cn felt &ricgS6eaim aiderleat
bat, bcpciit oic itottlide Siunme
BON 9S.55G,6S5 Wlort oie insac
Iomnlt bon aricas6eginn ob bis Gn.
DC Sonuor 1916 sur gIus5o6lmq oe-
lonot iiuo gSie ic6r sic ltnterItii.
buugen iih I'M, Qalie ser ariceS5eit
cr6obt 6o6er. ge6t oarouS 6crpor.
oaB inn 9lnguit 1914 t.2S3.S92 W1f..
inn Sonuor 1915 bereits 3,74SSt2
Dlorf, int sui 1915 6,550,272 W1orf
luo i'm Sonuor 1916 9.Si6,15O Wlf.
5ur 9lus5abhng gelanoten. 9lls 0ie
N}itbei6iilfcn inn Gftober 1914 einae.
iii6rt wllrNeu 6erngen iie in Oicieul
@louot 50.S2i @lorf, mSomor 1915
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-22
iSinacr n6ncidlnitten .

@d6renO Scr glrbeit an elmer so.
bclmai1ine puroen oem IS Sabre
often SoIep6 9nrncs BON g3r. S32,
Sit-@ratt. StraBc, in Der 6a6rif bon
Seiic uno 9rrns, @de Caroline uno
6leet.StraBe, orei Singer an DER lin.
fen SonO a6geriiien. Barnes wuroc
in Der 9ln6ulan5 oes oitlihcu Ei-
itriftS no1 Dem ct. Soiep6s.Soipital
aebraht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-22
9SaliiOnsamffiihrlIno

SSu Scr 3ionstir1c iano geitcri
9I6enO Die idbrli6e @oiiions-9luiiiib-
ring oeS air6enmuiifpcreinS scr
@emeinoc inter Scitlng oes Scrrn
@0dncr itott. Sin ihoneS Erogromm,
wel6cS @ompoiitionen dlterer mo
neuercr GomponiIicn entbielt, uuroc
pom &ir1euhor nit Snitrlmcntol6c.
glcitlmg 81 @e6or gebrabt, ein Gbor
BON Sidaifomsfg, Gin Gbor aus Mag.
nerS o@ariiial", Gin geitliher 0ia.
log iiir Solo mO G6or BON ". 9eder,
OaS oGia Nloter4 aus Dem ihonen
nStabot~ pom Gporaf, Oas o@s 1T
uo1broht~ aus Der 9od'iben Soban-
neSpaiiiou lmo Gin u@e6ct al oen @r.
bo6tcn" iiir orci Soloitimmeu uou
". 9lllit. Faitor Soimam las oic
sSobannespailion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-22
.Mlnbiinn.snnnrc @nnnerein. Z

Der pMlaoiionSquarc @ermanent
9ouoerein~ 6dlt am @loutoe oen a.
9(pril, in ieinem @ereinslofale, glr.
1880, gloro.Gentrol .9loenuc, feline
geamten.9tomination a6, imo finoet
Oie Sa6rcS.9 .9erionlnlung am @lon'
tag, ocn I. Nloi nit welder Die Be
omtcnma6l perblnoen lit, itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-22

iano, iiel ais eriter glmerifoner giue
augel trai Den Nlajor Gompfins IN
bic linfe 9ruit peruriahte aber mir
cine leidtc 1imOc, un0 Der W}oior
iebte oen aompf oen gan5cn 9lohniit-
tag tort mo blieb I'M aonmanoo, bis
geitcrn 9tohnittag, ais @eritdrtlm.
gen tanen.
2Ils Der &i begonn, ianote Der
Gorran5a.&eueral Dem @laior Comp.
fins 9lodri6t, oaB @ipiliiten Die
Sdiiiie abieierteu uno ooB er Oieiels
ben nit ieincn SriIppen niht contro.
liren f0nne, 5u9lcih rictb er SEN
9luerifaueu, lid 5uriid5l5ie6en. Ger
&iid3ug ii6er eine Stredc bon IS
NiHilen oui elmer bon 9iiiden mo
Siigeln 6egreu3tenStraBc, wcldlc ben
&erfolgern cute 9edung boten, oau.
crte filuf ShHoeu mo wd6rcuo OeS.
ielben ia6 man ioripd6reno 2erte IN
Garran5a-lIniiormcn, o6er mr lue.
nige GiOiliiten.
Die 9lmeritoner batten feline Wla.
idinengeme6re, ionoern MIR ibre 9Si.
itolen mo 5linteu imO wuroen bon
Nlaior Sompfins initrilirt, nit i6ren
@otronen poriam um5llge6en mo
MIR 81 IdieBen mcnn iie ibres 3ieles
iider ieien Ger @eneine @cr6ert
Seoioro bon ser Sdpaoron uNl"
muroe il ole Sano geidoHen fdmpite
aber pciter, bis cr 0urd cine 5rueite
augel getootct muroe. Die anoeren
perplmoeten 9lmerifaner luaren Gor.
pornl Benjamin N1c@ebce, Corporal
g8alter 6. @iQng6om Corporal 9li
daro Gnuons mo Ocr @emeiue 8.
Nl. 5d0n6erger.
9ur5 Dor Gintretcn Scr Ginfel6eit
crreidten sic glueritancr Santa.
Gul3 no iie biutcr SAlommwdQeli,
sic tic nit 'SdicBidarten oeria6cu,
quite Cedlma ionoeu. Tim $50 ll6r
6orte oaS sScuer ouf imO cin gcritte.
ner nit cincr &orlament1rilaagc fam
6crau, pG6rcno man oaS Srompetcn-
iignal iiir 9fiid5ug 6orte. Ger @or.
lamcntdr brod)te cine Nlcloinig pon
@eneral 2o5ono, ser li6 sur 3eit in
0cu mcy'srpiiden 9leiben beiano, OaB
CT nicbt i'm Stanoc iei ieinc Seiitc 5u
controlircn. MlAior Sompfns ianote
ooroui cine glutport, lnolo Der @orla.
mcntSr lam noAmalS mo 6rabtc pon
General 9o5ono Oie Soroerima, oaB
Wiaior Eompfins ic1 5uriidEe6e, mi-
origeniaas cr nit 9lngriii be0ro6i
miirOe.
Sn3mii6cn mar SberIt @rotpn nit
$50 Mann bonn 10. @opaacric-8cai.
ment ongetommeu imO bate Ocu 9e-
febl iibernonmen. Gsriel6c mtpor-
tctc, ooB CT feinen Sdritt 5nriid.
ge6en mer0c, ltno cr6ieIt fcinc lpeis
tere gtadri6t BON So5ano.
PIN Gage nah Dem aampi ianote
General Serrera 9oten 81 Sberit
9rown lmo lieB oenielben mitt6ci-
len, ooB er Sen @orfaa 6eoauere, ood
bdtten ole 9lmcrifaner nidt omc Dor.
6crigc 9lnfimoigimg nah4arral fom.
men ioQen. G6erit 9romn crpioerte
oarauf oaB Oie 9lmerifancr 93odri6t
geian0t 61ttcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-22
S(ls permiFt oemeloet.

Ger 90 Sabre oltc Sarrp @. Guid
bon g1r. St5, SiO-9o6inion.Str
1T ieit per9ongcnen Sonlitag ipurloS
pcri1uunOcu. Sciuc Srau eriu6te
Die @oli5ei cine 9lodioriduug an5n-
itelelL oa Tie onnimnt ooB i0renl
@lauuc Gin llniaa 5ugcItoBen lit. Ger
%crihpluoene nr6citetc in Spar
rolps &Oint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-22

itns 0en &orgong 9enau idlIloernf
8eaae a@euiB Or iaate er moi.
ge mir finn 0uloeu aebcm menn ih
nid)t gegeu ibu aisiagte4
@ertbeioiger ,6r Iogte ooh liiht
Gr wiir0e sSbnen iiinieadoen aebeuE
3alge; rSo genou 10 logte cr."
@ertbeioiger: oGr tonn bod nidt
geiagt 6aben er, penn cr proh bod
in Der criten &crion
3euge u9lein, icb mar Die critic
&erion. Die ipracb4
@ertbciOiger ngIber er tann bod
nidt in Der orittea %erion geipros
hen 6abeu?"
3etge: yGs mar feine brittle Ser.
Jon ea6ei. mir uorcu nur 5l 3Ueien.
9iiAtcr n3euee boren Sic mid
nal oul Gr fam ooh nicbt seiagt
6a6en Gr merOc Sbneu fiini GMI.
oeu ae6eu- Gr miro aeiaat babeu:
Sb meroe Sbuen flint @ulocn ac.
beu~
3clge: ..0tein Scrr 0eridtsboE
bon Sbnen reoete CT ii6er6oupt niht =
9idter uSeben sic idol"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-22
Nseo6uoa.Sou,ert.


Die 9lhmnen &creinigung oeS
Observation-Disclosures miro am
Mithpod, ocn 26. 9lpril, 9l6enOs,
Gin @1anuicript-Gon5crt ge6en. Gas
4rogromm lailtct: &otberine 9ude-
nG6ocorua Suite fir Sl0tc, &ioliuc,
GcQo lm0 9Nouo, Serr @ottlie6,
9lorma 9oiion lScrr @irb mo Clara
9lihGrfeIo Nlargueritc @laas E6c
9iigbt Lap oeao" mo 30 a 9bilo4
iiir Gontralto, ,Srau 6ranflin; uga
9tuit" fir Gello, Bart 99irB; u9luglit
9(iternonn" II. nSo 6ete giQageoiic~
fir Yiano, oic Gomponiitin &ot6e
rinc 9ilfe .S6e 9eQS Of Noutb@
lm0 0Mlo 9ion~ hir Sopron, Mor.
tba 9aprence. 9I6rant W3pies
Suite" iiir 8iolme imo Biauo, Die
Serren WloleS inO SanOom. 9lnnc
Sul ogercement fir Sopran,
&utb Nswolo. Somoro q. G6atder
Cradle song fir Sopran
6onnp Speucer; Concert @ale" fir
@iono, Der Gomponiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-22
Seiumbtlos oeluorSen

Neim 9alipielen log gcitern
91o6mittag Dem ? Sabre alten sSo6n
@ids BON gtr. 919. 9torO. Goaineton-
gIpcnue, Elm 9aiebaa an oen &opf,
Der oen ana6en beunBtlos 81 @oOcn
mari Ger 9emuBtloic muroe in Ocr
glmbllan5 Scr norooitlidcn 9oIi5ei-
Station nod Dem ct. NSoiep6s.Soipi-
tai gebrodt, no or iid bolo rpieocr
crhoItc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-22

g(mItcroom uid Sonoon %.
0(pril. Baron Nolmor bon Der
@olb. ser So6ironinonoircnoe Der
crItcu tiirfiiden 9lrmcc, lit an @littt
nod in icincm Nalptaiarticr al
6lcdcn.SDp6ns eeiior6enD mic cine IN
Berlin erIoiienc oiiijiellc gInfiinOi.
aimg 6ciagt Gr mar 5cbn Sa0c
Iang franf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-22
Qiebeg g9riefe.

Syr1ulein 2inp ihreibt Dem Shmi-
IpieIer sLrno 4. eineu Experimentation
iBrieT porin iie AUDI iraet, ob er etl
mos ooeegen bate, wenn iie ibreu
Sun0 nglrno" nennen fpiiroc.
Ser b0flihe 5hauipieler idreibi
Bitriid, er fitbls iib iebr eeidmeideIt,
er iperoe iofort cine @ons faufen uno
6Id erlallben, eieie ~2ilD" 8u ueuuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-22

@bemonn: og9orum 10 traurig,
5reunO2~
SlmgeeieIe s8eil meiue eeitrige
praltiperbliHg nbeeIebnt purOe.
@bemanns 1Wenid periiinoieeDif)
nihtl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-22

" bingtoM 2l ylpril. Yrd.
Iiocnt @ilion mterno6m beilte cineit
filr5en 9lbltebcr nod @6ilaoelpbia,
nm ieine Godter, 6raa 6ronciS 9o-
ipes g. SaDre, lmo feline iiingite Gn-
felin Gleanor 9lriou Soyrc, meIhe
inn porigcn Nlonat ae6orcn puroe, 81
6eiu6en Ser YrGiioeut mar bon
Srau @ilion begleitet Ger glfent.
bolt IN &6ilaoelp6ia mG6rte nint
ldngcr ais 5tuei StnOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-22

M6pmrnten, Die ben ,,SeuiiAen GORE.
punncuteu" nidlt piiuFtlidj 0bcr mregel.
mdfiG crbaIteu, iiuh 9cbeicu, Der Office
hauun per geIcpbOa Obcr idriIllidg Dit
tneiInn0 an madleiI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-22
Sin Idlluicriaes gSer6Sr.

@or einem boadnoiiben @erihts
6oi ipieltc iid6 lpic Die 1euticbe $50.
hcnidriit fir sic 9tieoerlanoe berid).
tet nor air3em DER iolgenoe Dor.
gang ub
@crtbei0iacr o&ann Der 3eugc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-22
llnertrGaI IN d.

llnertrGgliA d. a@ie. Sie
bobcn Sbre @erlobuug ulfgeboben2~
usSo.@ 09Sos batten Gle oeuu
a6er fir eineu @runo2~ n9lM. er
1T 5u eingebiloet. SD fonnte iba
cinfad nidt mebr crtrageu.~ aSdl
b0rte i6n bod ober uiemolS problen.
g9ie fpmmcn Sie oorout Sab er ein.
gebiloet iit2~ oDie gon5e Belt
iiber, sic mir perlobt iparen bat e.
mir niht ein ein5iges 0ioI geio9t
ooB cr mehner niht mertb mare
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-22

@alt: oaeIlner, ste Waild lit iebr
biinn ouBeroem lit 0as @Ios audi
nur baIb eefiiIt fiiaen sic e8
gon3 bon"
8eIlner 4gIber Damn miro oieWlild
ncG oiinaer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-22
saatenaraben ahaA
Wei 0ieleu oriltoFra

,Gu @oc, boI mir NAL augm
5peiieipinoc oie&etroIeumflaihe nit
ser 9luiidriit yeiiio" es mub SIM
beerIaft Orin iein 9Iber riedT
crit Oronl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-22

Ger oide gllois iagt nuf llrIaub 8u
ieiner gllten: uStridIt mir nod a
@dor @uISip0rmer3l"
.9sltlsipdrmer ~ bab Dir bod
Dor orei &oben crit q Yaor Blils-
mdrner o'itbidtlll~
1eya, lHau 9llte oie bob aa
oerit ais 8ulsmdrmer getragn uno
NADIA nls 2opfidiiser, uno nadJa aIs
Stnieipdrmer, uno intt idbau ber:
iebt trog i'd + oIs 9midbino'nl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-22

~: ,Was prb 0is isrbiidt geA
gieruHg nun beginueug"
g.. Sin GdiDar5baA peralsa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-06

Lady Mellon and Helene came in
through a long window from the
garden.
The dear woman introduced us
! was thrown fascinating smile
by the singer. then introduced to
the others. .4.
Evidently Lady Meidon had
talked of me to her brother, Mr..
Graeme. for he conscientiously
laid himself out to be agreea BILE,
beginning a conversation by ask
ing me II had Scottish blood in
my veins" He quite warmed
when said my mothers mother
had been Scottish. t.s~
At luncheon / sat on his left
hand. On his right hand. Helene
Garde sat. and on Lady Meldon's
right. Sir Miles. which brought
him next to me; but II was a
round table. quite small, SO we
would all talk across easily, with
out raising our voices.
When we had come to the hot
house strawberries and cream,
there began in the garden the
most extraordinary sound | had
ever heard-a kind of wild wall
ing, like the lament of a lost soul.
1t was not music, and yet it was
music. Sir Miles and Mr.. Graeme
were both looking at me.
What do you think of that?"
Sir Miles asked, smiling.
II don't think, just feel" was
the only answer l could give.
Somehow, it's as II I'd heard the
same sound in another existence,
and the thrill of it has got into
my blood, to stay forever"
Good lassie! Grand lassie!
That's the true spirit. It's the true
instinct in you walked by the
pipes" exclaimed Mr.. Graeme.
why, it's my Hieland lads skirl-
ing the bagpipes in the garden,
dinna We ken?" CHANGING at
Helene Garde, | saw she was try
ing to hide a laugh.
Mr.. Graeme saw, too, and
caught her up abruptly. II sup
pose to a trained singer like you,
Comtesse, the pipes haven't much
sweetness in them?" he said.
She smiled her enchantress
smile. and answered she supposed
the love of the bagpipes was an
acquired taste; and no doubt she
could acquire 1t in time.
After luncheon, Lady Meldon
whispered to me: you have won
my brother forever. AS for poor
Comtesse Helene, she has fin
ished herself with him."
CONTINUED i'm Our Next Issue.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-06

a chance for me to introduce my
old friend to my little new one.
Nigel, bring them all three here
to the den."
II she could have known how
my heart was beating!
Colonel Sir Miles Culver. and
Mr.. Culver; Countesse Helene
Garde."
There could be only one Helene
Garde, Just as there could be only
one Miles Culver. / knew that.
They came into the den, the two
men following Helene Garde-the
famous, the beautiful Helene
Garde.
Sir Miles was better than had
thought. | had only known him on
paper. / saw his hair was dark,
with a ripple In 1t. I saw deep
set blue eyes under straight black
brows--true soldier eyes. But
there was something else, too.
Perhaps II / hadn't loved him
all my life, as child and a young
girl may love an ideal, | shouldn' I
have been able to read that look.
AS It was, / saw in his eyes that
he had come to tell something
dear as his own soul, to Lady Mel
don, his best friend.
Then, when he turned his face
toward the opera singer, Helene
Garde. saw that he loved her;
and l knew that this was what he
had come to tell.
couldn't bear to sit still and
let things happen. So | got up
quickly and he saw me. This was
all that was necessary for me to
do, for now he would say nothing
which he did not want a stranger
to hear.
said to Lady Meldon that l
must go. Whether she guessed
why he had brought Helene Garde
to her l can't say. But she didn't
urge me to stop. or even intro
duce me to Sir Miles and the
others.
Nigel called me another taxi.
was whirled back to the hotel.
May 18th.
The engagement was announced
in the Morning Post, and Mar
guerite CHANGED on the notice
while we were all three having
breakfast together in our sitting
room at the Savoy.
"Oh, Sandy, no hope for you!"
she chuckled, and read the an
nouncement. "A marriage is ar
ranged, and will take place late in
July, between Colonel Sir Miles
Culver, Bart. v. c., and Comtesse
Helene Garde, daughter of Comte
Garde, Austrian Ambassador to
America, and the late Lady Mary
Garde."
Aunt Dora and Marguerite were
staring at me, to see how l took
the blow. l laughed, and con-
trived to switch them off to the
subject of Lady Meldon.
In my heart, l hardly expected
that dear lady to have much time
for me. But that same afternoon,
while we were at Sandown with
the Jewetts, Lady Meldon's cards
were left for all three of us, and
an invitation for me to lunch with
her today.
longed to go to that luncheon,
and yet l wished not to go.
1t did not occur to me that Sir
Miles and Comtesse Helene might
be coming to luncheon. When I
arrived, however, there were Sir
Miles and Laurie" Culver, and a
strengthening elderly man
whom | guessed to be the brother
of Lady Meldon. AS l entered,
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had SO cantankerous o creature
for q nurse. Also, that its Sim
ply ridiculous to call the woman
Miss Timpson." Marguerite per-
haps doesn't know I should die of
terror II tried to address my re-
speeted monitor as "Timpson." or
of laughing II I attempted "Hepsi-
buli."
Miss Timpson must have been
about forty when she came to US,
for sic can't be more than sixty
now. sho is 80 active and fresh.
a London, May It'll.
It's .nlnth today since I ocgo n
this new volume. :
We have been in France. for we
landed at Cherbourg, and stayed
in Paris, seeing few sights, and
collecting quantities of hats and
dresses. There were crowds OF
places I wanted to see; but Aunt
Dora says she can't bear to be-
have like a tourist. =,
Paris suited Marguerite exact
ly. She has the most lovely
clothes. AS for me, / got very lit
tie, but It doesn't matter bit.
Now we are at the Savoy hotel.
London. -
OF course we have lots of letters
of introduction, some to people
Marguerite is particularly anxious
to know, because she says they
are the ones who really matter. +"
They've all got titles" she an
nounced.
Lady Meldon. whom Mrs. Lane
wanted me to meet, is knights
widow. Marguerite found that out
in Red Book, which is kind of
detective list that betrays the no
bility's age. She looked to see
whether she wanted to meet Lady
Meldon, and thought, when she
knew the worst. that, although
Sir George Mellon had been a
general, his widow wouldn't be
worth bothering about.
But somehow or other l
couldn't give up Lady Mellon, and
/ sent a note, with Mrs. Lanes
letter. asking il she will call, or IL
she will let me go to see her.
The most charming note has
come back, saying she Is not very
we'll, and will have tea with her
quite by herself, this afternoon
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Wilson literature and buttons
may be had for the asking at 1922
Fidelity building. Come and see
us. M. B. Stewart. Pres. League.
adv.
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w. o. Chapman Dewitt NJ.
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STATE SENATOR COUNTY AUDITOR
N Morris
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observation-disclosures Fairchild.
STATE REPRESENTAT1yE COUNTY CLERK
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TESTIMONY WHEREOF, s. ha
October 1916.
l. HOWELL.
l. Morris,
SUPERIOR
Partisan judiciary
Candid
vote
The Irish standard., 1916-07-08
MEMORIAL MASS FOR SLAIN PA.
TRIOTS.

An immense gathering took place
on the 18th inst at the Dominican
Church, Dublin, when memorial High
Mass was celebrated for the repose
of the souls Of Patrick Henry Pearse
and the fifteen other men executed
by the British government. After the
Mass great funeral procession start
ed down Dominic street past the big
Rotunda and turned into O'Connell
street with seven bands of music and
at the head Of the procession wo-
mar quite young and very attractive
carried the Irish tri-color-the Repub-
lican flag of green, white and orange.
Proudly 1t floated in the breeze with
the golden letters II. r." meaning
Irish Republic, blazoned on it's folds.
On the golden spear at the top of the
flag staff hung dark crepe mourn
ing scarf with sixteen silver stars. At
several other points in Ireland there
were immense funeral professions.
Prominent priests in all parts of the
country officiated at the memorial
masses.