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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-10
@iTensmert6es fir gcindcr
gjaltimDre's.
Sebenswcrt6e Eunlte Der StaOt uno
mie 0ieielben su erreinen Iin0.

5ebenswcrt6e @unlte Der StoOt un0
pic oieielben gu errei9eu iino.
,9raio.Sill 4orf," 780 9lder
eroB; NIT Der @laoiion-Qloeuue.2t
ME 5u errei6en.
lRoniunent oll Sort 8nbcod an
General ga6cod, Capt. Sobn 9IoamS
@ebiier.
n5ort 02cSenrp 8arf," am Often.
sc scr @arep-Str. .-2inie.
nGarrou-9orf," nit Der GoIum-
bia.glpc..2inic 5u errciben.
Sort ;8Oworo, nabe Der 9ap.
S6ore.Siuie.
.Gliiton.8arf@ nit Der SorforO-
sloe.-2inie 5ii erreiden.
nEotterion-Garf, nit allen 0itli6
ioDrenoen 2inien 5lt errei1en.
,GipcrIioe.&arf,~ goreD-Str.-2i'
ME, iiiolicb oebenO.
n6eoeraI-SiIl-4arf,~ eepabrt ei-
ne lleberli6t ii6er ben inneren Safen;
nit Ger Srleans-Str.-Sinie, iiioli6
gebeno.
Sort 9lrntiIteaO, Sort Carroll iuO
Sort Sm1IlipooO, am 8eltcn nit
9ooten 3ii erreidcu.
@iloer.@ollerie Der DMarDlGnOer
Siitoriiben @ciellihaIt", an Der @de
BON ct. @nul. imo Sarotoga-Str.
Carroll -Mouiior," an Der gde
pon 5ront- imo .StraBe.
o6laggen.Saus, u mo- OaS Sternen-
Banner gemadt pur0e, all ser gior0.
pcitede bon 9ratt- uno gll6emurIe'
StroBc.
y02ount Glare" oie critic @iicn-
babnitotion in SEmcrita; an Der @de
oon 4ratt- ltno 8opplcton.StroBe.
o2ce.SaiiS,1 an Der W}aoilon.9lue.,
nobe @iOOlc-StraBe.
6iinftc 9leoimenisDalle," in weI-
der Boooroip @ilion 5um &rGiiocnt.
i6ofts. .Ganoiooten nominirt purOe.
2egington-Marft, an Der gde bon
2erington- itn0 @iltatp.StraBe.
@alters &initga!lerie, an Der @dt
BON CHARLES. unO GentresStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-10

murlc Gs pori sai, s.Mt l
ciNe bofimmgsloie Wcr-iG)it 4 " l2H
ana intcr N@iel3aNcl @'ul i9 rrt
cuOcrcn mar iibcf 0ic Scc h'fH
dens nlhNdtli@ or 9lle, es' .
iagn11 gctonlnicn
9ldttlcriucilc Dotc ccr %s.Y t5a
tab 9louncbcrd iciuc drM rcrirti
gll9 SSeolctte crit proplDriin oaln
aIlHablih fciicn 5SiB iSiiano, III 'ru
Sous gctolnucn por Bniic ll Sc
lrobut, licb nit Ocr yilidjs in Segc9
nb5ulinoen bis 81 lencw idmercn
Gage on Oen mou 6cm iSteHrn
icnl rcrDaiiicS GnfcltinO ms NsRs
ihidtc.
Die fleinen @1nOc, Dir fc1 ia,, o.
otsgeitrcdt, Der nornc iu6it6c &5r.
per, scr iic6 oertrmlcno on ecu ibtel
geihmie9t bntte iic ploblic6 cincn bci-
Beu, BON Ser5eu uuSgcbcn0en Srroni
ipiircn laiieu, sic botte nit imncnn.
borer @onne geiiiblt, OoB iia ooc6
nod .5ll licbet" permodjtc, mo Oon
Dem gluocn6lid al liebte Tie OoS SSinO,
pie nid)tS uioeres oilf Scr @elt. Ger
SylunGe muroe ibr cin lmO ibr Giles,
imo ga iie in Observation-Disclosures
ocs anoben OaS @c6en cineS @5ciitcs
ipiirte, Der nit oenL mos oa biSber in
Scr 5ippe ser &6nnebcrgs oelpcDt
bottc, nid)t onS nlinocite genlein batte.
crfoBtc IS iic foit iric init cincm
Scbaucr por ctpas llupctalnteni,
Dem tic iid) 5lt bcugen babc
oGs 6dtte Oieicn @eibnohtcn iUic.
Ger cinnial gcniitlid peroeu fOmicn," -"
hub Sung an. sd iitrd1te abcr,
Is iuir0 nidlts 0orous."
oSolt Elm ipcnig Gin nit Der Rome.
raii5enifale, Gpol 8ir0 nicbtS oar
ous2 @ic oeritebit 0u ros, ncin
Gino%
(TortIebrna foIQt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-10
lL l9ortiehlInnl

.&aii nl clier 9c5icbnng rcdjt.
G6nurbcrg, mo i'll Der aioeren pie.
scr aidt 9Scr lid in Dem @e0rongc
uiat nit icbicbeu l1Bt Der fomnit
cbcn luter oic SiiBc SSeglihe llbr,
Sic nidjt 5iir Belt alfge5ogen miro,
Qcbt nacl. &onn Dir ii6t belfen al.
ter aiuloe n6er Oh peridlnnit es,
Iicb oui5u3icAeH lin0 0u qebit 5iI.
rid, r0hmno allc 0ciitcsubren lim
ms .bcrnn MIR oonah tradten lid
Dor an iicllca GS III uH eInnlal
nidlt anocrs III ser 3cit, III Der mir
lcben QSoS ionit ais ein lid ollnldbs
lid ba6nbreHcnoer SlIB iod)tc ber.
aiiacihlihen fom 0aS fouinrt leBt
nit cinem aroBcu Sdliudll Denf
nal Gin biiiel nnh On uiN it6 ipir
marcl bod irbon angeieiieue Scnte,
ais iuilcr a1niq Srieorid @ilbelni
pcrpiinid)t iborf wiiroe, iueil oas
@erboi, i'm Qicrgartcn in Berlin 81
rondcN oltrc6 oic 3eihnsen oabiil
poiaiuit iuorocu mar, mo Die Se.
id]iHte feinen mas oiging @iir0' lin
ltarf altericrei, iuo iest ieoer t5eoet.
fndbier riicn fonu Sreibeit iiir oic
@rciic 1rci6cit iiir bic Rreilel gSir
bobcl ion bci0erieits gcfarnt inic-
rem alten Rcitmeiitcr ben gldgler, Der
ibcr 0ic 5iieRbabu nngcf1br ebenlp
0aMte ypic Set 9loAneberg auf@arn5-
oorf ii6cr iic ocuft, lInO mini Oeufe
Iir Sem bciit5utagc gLiac in Qluoc
nit bern iGneioiqcn Gonrier5ng ge-
liurit I'll Gid lpobI. ME Gin 9iidlel.
den rcrbotcu iporoen, ipcil cine oorin
poraefomncnc iunacfollenc Bolt
fAii6c 9iaQlern oil Die Gbre acbcn
'aaate2 SEP
l9as Oh nidt allies dlssufroincn
ter.Nhii y'ollor0cn, icoenIdllS bal
sos 'crbot 0as Cjutc gebnbt, OnB 0a'
eNrN cin 2'udl iueniger III oic Beli
eeidiiGT iuor0cn It'll go bel trciB Id
nuNl rs lmicr Aonig oas iScierr
Ner pierbnllocrtidbri9ef Buh0riifcr'
iulii luuerla1t bate, mare i'd oei
nrils.agmcieu Inn nicn ..Gonfe Nlo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-10

ciil: ,@o pillit Oh bmous, golImi.
benz"
@obl bate Scrr bon @ollonocu
ieinen SSioibns al Der @latinamu.
ic6hc gliifliN augc5iinoet, aber eS
bcourftc bod cinigcr frditigcr 3iigc,
ebe bic 8feiie ri6tig in 9rnno gcieBl
mar
,9llip Gein Seiu5, 9iouuebers
folnut oieies Nlal wirfli6 niNt ali
llrlonb?
o9lcin.@
Ger EoL in ognt Oicic3 o9tcin" &C
ipro1cn muroe, 61ttc ieoc lpeiterc Gr
Drtcruig obidjueioGi niIiieA. iSreunl
&ollonoen lpluoe ober, mie Der SSrei
berr iucinte, pcmns ibni oornili al
fam uitbt mw 5um gloI cr lpuro,
,iogor 5iuu geolten glal, Scr liberal
cine 9libe idno
nSoats arnd) 3iuiidet 6ilb gcgc
ben, Morns0orier2~
,GraA2 Jleinl SD babe oen
NluSie eilliadl aclc1ricbelb onB q
chtmrOer bci icincni llrlanb oai
8ionoiortc niGt unrii1rt, o0cr n G.
fommt cbch mot
,9tun itil0N
aIo fonitlt cr cbeii nidlt 9lenE
IS EDrnnnci iut0 9eeintrdmtigini
iciner 1ieuis5enicdte 0as iii !,
mobl bic 5rudt Dcs 3eitgeiites, 0cn
1u Ila uiitcridugit ocS g9ort 81 re
ben NollnnOei ipie2"
Scin5onS llrlou6 fam beror, i'm,
oie 9Soittdi6e sntbiclt ipirflic
ilidjt, foic ionit 0cn @rici nit sc
gitte ibn bon Sdlpor5enhcrg nbsli
6plci. 9lbcc iolltc Oct @ciii5 MD
Ocnnodl fonlnru2
GielleiHt geida6 eS in iIrbcpuh
tcr Grunge ani Iagc Der beaiincn
! ocn Gcricii ino ililt SIR Belt Ger al
! fonucnocn &oit oaB Der iyrci1er
4 focu 9iidtIteg cntlang iclailtr, 81
otrcb sic Mieicr liad) ocr Sta0t iiibr
Ii, Ocnicl6en 8cg, Ocr Die ldbnc 90
trnfrnu nlltdQliuj mad)tc, ocn clitldt
cr icIbit ols SSngc oft gclua gctrot
] iunr, ipie iriibcr icin &err Wnter III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-10

oo5l cu9cIoocn Ger llcbcriduB
acbt ali Sic g8ittpen imo @aiien
Ielitidlon0s uno C'cltcrrcidllns
sarilS.
g&crein 9oDerr."
Ger ,Gcrein gaDernq bate IN
aau SommePs @creinslofo[ ieine
@criatmhiing, bic NIT cineui 9leus
ia0tsipGuiH pom Erdiioenteu @.
9hltodidcl croiiuct wrroe. Serr
Sbco u. 2ctcrt fiibrt.eo grototoIl.
Ger Scfrctdr oerlas ocn Sabrcsbc-
ridt, scr riuitimnlig dngenommrn
IwltSc. ,Sm 94onen ocS @crcinS itats
tetc DER Asrdiiocnt ocu Scfretdr,
Sr0. 9beo. 9l Qedcrt, ocn ber5lid.
! itcit Cant n6 fiir oie oeipiiienbaite
glrbcit ipdbreno oes perfloiienen Sab
( res. Gie aranfeugelOer wurOei 5irt
3oblen nngeiuieien. SEER 2eopolo
! anehtel ipiIrOe einitimnlig ais Wlit-
aIieo miigcnommcn Scrr Sobn g.
56nli0t ipilr0c ais Ielegot 5ur Gers
iniinIlng Oes 9a5or.Gomitc's cut-
! innot, Sic am ielbeu gl6eno III ser
.5Glgerblmo.Solle~ togtc. 5olgcnoc
Serreu limo e6eniaIlS 9a5orsTelega-
ten: Wlid. Sol3beierIeiil, @oligaug
9fudo1ideI Z. ". 9edert mo Sobp
W1epers. Gas @iiher.9leOiiious.Go.
mite, beitehenO ans Ben Serren ;Sr.
Rom, iSrib @ogel inO Tbomas Sui
4 ier. beridtete, Oie gii1er oes SefrC-
tdrs uno SdnBmeiiters griinoIid
nnteriiidt mo oieieI6en in better
Sronung behmOcu 5u bo6en.
Ter groBe 9a5or.
Serr Mlortin NicaonO, scr 8or.
iiser oes @a5ar.Gonitesj bat oet
| fclgeroen gIiiirui an 0os @oibingto,
aer GeiitiAtbmi erlaiieH
5g9ertbe @9it6iirgerl Inns oGen,
| sic mir tentoniideS 9ht in BEN
9lcern bo6eu, ordngt iib oas 9erlon.
! gen aiii unieren 9nnoslaltet i'll ser
alten Sciinotb 5li beIieu Gies fon-
nen mir oiioenblidlih MIR Ourh Oas
SanmeIn BON @cIObeitrdgen. &ielg
9iirger imo 9iir9erimcn Ocs Gi-
itriftS babeu iih 0csalb 5ulammcn-
aelnoeit Inn cinen gd5nr 81 peron-
italtcn, Der poui IA. bis 10. Se6rlar
! 1916 in Der .CDo 6clloipS Soue"
itottiinocn ioll @rlcbrten, glrbeit.
gebcrlt 9lngcitclteu, Sausfrancn
DienItnIdoheu uno alien Gencn oil
lid oen oeiitidcn @eieaihaftci ieri
0e6aIten 6obeu, lit bierOurd @ele
9enbeit gcoeben. ibrem itol5en oeut
ihcn @ciiibl (wormif mir Gin 9lu
redt 6obcn) onfd tiihtige Mitar6eii
| gliiSornd 5u pcrlci6en. glls Goriibel
oicies @onitcs dppeairc itb nm al
icocn Icitiden Der Staot, mit5ubet
fen itno mitjubcrotbeit 3pcds ndbe
rcr gciprehiuig finoct cine 3iIlom
mcufIInit am 5reitag, Oen IA. Sa
miar, 9lbcnos s llbr, i'm Singer
bnnO.Glubbaus, glr. 3i4, @sStr.
q. .@., itott, iuo5u Seoermonn ein
gelaoen iIt~
70 d 10 obeu &erein."
i Ger Sdwaben.Gerein" belt i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-10

gaaS gSalbingtpn 0as
@ancn toitctc.
Sic g'ouarbcitcn III scr Staot
geoi1ipiou 6obcu i'm @louot Gc5cnr
Scr soften in 0o0e BON $54O.679
pcruriadt gics ocbt ans Dem ioebcll
peroiicntlidten 9eribtc oes @an-Sii.
ipe(torS Neder bcroor. SIN Wlonot
9loDcmocr 6ottcn oic 9llsgaben
$5gi.025 bciragcu. Sm Ge3embcr
purOcu 3wciit0di0c @o6n1diier fir
100000 crrihtct. 9lu 5pciter Stcllc
lauim Sic 9nlsgabcn fit glportemcnt
Nanier, Sic 100000 bctriigcn Gic
mcIiicn @altcu unrocn int gtoros
luciteu ser 5taot ausgciii6rt mo IN.
uolpiricn oie Sumine BON $t33,l95,
oam iolat ser 9iorooitcH nit $f3,.
SOC. Ser SHoweiteu nit $400 lno
Scr Siiooiten nit $500
Suits % otter Gan bat
oie @rtppe.
Ger Niilis.9iibter 0cs Cberbuu-
ocsgerihtcs, @iQiam 9, Cao, Iegt
au SET Grippe 1T ieiner S9o6ning
oarnicoer 1eiu 3uitouO 1T nitt
uumiitclbor bcoeufliH. Ger Faticnt
VI 66 Sa1rc aft
Niane Scr o@otomac Glcc.
trie @opcr Co..
Gle ,@otomac electric &ower
0onlpauD0 plant in oeni neiieH
Sa6rc Gnueiteruuocn mo 9fusbeiic.
umacn i6rer 9lnloacn inl 9etroae
pon $650.000 5n mlternebmen. 81
Dem 9elmiuaiden W}oidineuboiiie
ioll cine 1irbinennoiHine nit 22,-
600 Eicroefr0itcu iuitoIlirt mrrocn,
inlo S3O0,0O0 iperSen iiir gcr6ciie.
umacn an sen Sauptfanalcn Stru-
Bcnlampen, Glcftronlctern H. Erans-
iormdtoren beruanot werOen 1i1
nue 1irbmemuaihine IN oem 8eu.
ninQ'iAen @lotor6ouie miro Die Der
@cieaidoit 8ur @eriiigiug itebenOc
9'ieroetrait BON $1,000 ouf 10000
brin9cn uno ioa inn Sftober in @e-
tricb aenomnen wcrocn
Wcncrat 4. IS. 8utterfielb
aeitorben
Scncral 3. g. ButtcriicIo, cill
lauaiGbriQcr 9ciuobner scr glnoes-
6mptitaot imo Spcjiol.Grominatot
im 9moeS Geniionsbircan, itorb III
scr pergangeuen ISOLDE in 9erbr
Sine, st., nah fIir3er &ranfbeit an
prm9encut5iioung. @encral Butter
iielo nabm om giirgerfricge in Den
aanpieu 5ll Geruont bcrporraaeu.
oen 9tnt6eil iuo 6interldBt ueber
iciner @attiu cine Eodter sri
Gii6cr @ittcrirlD mo cincn Sobn
Srn. @enianlii 8, ghitterfielo, 9eiOl
III gNai0ington
g'all im 0@crmanio .Ni al
ncr dl II.
Ncntc 2lbeno pcranitoltet Scr Scr
mollia0lduuerdor" IN Der vSlo Ma
ionic Soa, Q. imo 3sStry R..@.
cincu Ball gllle 0lit9lieoer, iopi'
6rcuuoc ocs gcreins, ino bcr5lid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-10
NninitGIrr.

Baltimore glugcn-, Sbrcn. imO
SnlssSoipitol4 9lr. G25, @,-6ronf.
Iiu.StraBe.
n9ieOIer & SeIlman Sanato,
rum 9r. 1924, gorO-G6arIcs.5 Str.
rG6urd Some onO SnfirmarpTe
9roaOwap ouo 6airHount.9lpcnue
pStaOt-SoipitoI" Colbert, nabe
Sarotogo.StroBe.
u9eer Forf Sapitariim", @ifes.
bile, IPo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-10

ScurD ggoBnIonnS SaIle, gir. 705,
7 StruBc gt..g9y ieiuc WIpnatsOcr
iammluug al. @rdiioent aorl 9rmn
fiibrtc Oen &qriib. 9lod Gerlclung
ocS 4rotofolls imO @rIcoigrng Scr
Sauptgci1ditc idritt man SIR 9con-
teniUa1l Sdnnttlicbc 9camtcr pur
ocu einiiinlmig micocrcnpdbIt, ndm-
lib Garl s. Braun @rdiiocut, WiidI
Gicb Sefrct0r mo 6cnrp 9anOcr
Sdabneiitcr.
9lli Den oiii8icllcu G6cil idloB iid
Gin 1roBortigcs 9onfett All. G6rcu-
Dlitglieo $. &ollner iungirte olS
Ioaitneiitcr. Die @litglieocr broG.
ten 0er 9l6aio in reht idndbiiher
@cmiit6lidfcit 5il. 9ieoeu muroei
BON ocribicoenen Serren 0es &ercin5
eebolten. 0err &arl Braun scr
0ereinspr1iioent, Iegte Sen O1itglic-
oerh 6ciouoerS ans 6er5, in oIler
llnermiioIidfeit fiir sen Gcreiu uci.
ter 81 ar6citen. Sir bic @ittmen
uno g9oiien ioipie fir Oie idmerber.
pumoetcu i6pdbiidcn arieger puroa
cine Gollefte obgebolten Gieier 9e.
irog miro ioiort sur 9(bIieicrlmg
fonmei.
Scrr 4arl Braun riftete al sic
@1itglicoer cine @inloOung fir eiueit
Ball, Sen Ser .@ermania-M Mdnner.
dor 6ertc peronitaItet.
@lidsipicI eines ser
observation-disclosures.
Gid6ter Siooons erfl1rtc Bel einent
AM Souiitog geiGaten llrt6eilsiprlld,
OdB oaS @liidsipicl cincs Ser aeid6r-
libiten gerbrcc6cn lei. Gr Itinnte
einpn bcrcitS hon 9lid)tcr Gooin0ton
gciGlIten llrtbeilsiprude bci ser pi-
ueu gewiiien gSolter 8. SorriS 5it
einer 3u1t6ausitrafe Don is Mond.
ten ocrllrt6eilt bate, neil 0ieier III
ieinem Sdlie GeperbnlGBiges Gofer-
ipiel gepuloct botic. Sorris murOe
no6 Grlc9ung ser ouBeroem oer-
bdngten @cIoitrofe bon 500 uliter
EaroIe geiteat
ltrt6eilS ipru6 oeruriu Of 1
Ser8IeiOen.
9ei Der 8ertiinOnug oes llrt6eils,
Oos nnf 9 Sabre 3udtbous loutcte,
mltroe sic 9legcrin gtoro Smith in
Der 5peitcn qlbt6eillng bon eiucn
ocrarti9 bcitiacn Ser3onfoa befaaen,
ooB Die bcrbeigerufenen 9(er8te groBe
gcocilfen 6otteu bic 9lcscrin oni &C.
ben crbalten 81 fonuen. Sic milrOc
III cin SoipitaG ciitgclicfert imo DC,
iinoct iidb BORT nod IN Gr5tliber 9e.
bonOlimg. 9}ora Smith ItanO Dor
Dem 9fibter pegen pcri6ieoener "a
/ ihcn0icbitd6lc, Die lic ongeblirb mdb.
reno Der @ci6naMtStoge bc0ougcrl
/ 6ottc.
Y rlongt I tbcilp ellie 6 : 6e.
ibci0uuq
96cilweiic Sdei0itng bon i6rem
SatteiI 6eantroote i'm GiitriftssSu-
prem-@cridt 6rou gfnnie Whlrpbr
bon i6rem @atten Syobn 9. 0lurpbu,
0ieieIbe madt in i6rer aIooeidriit
gcltcno, Oob i6r @attc iie idlcHt mn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-10

n@romo ScIeer-G6urn" an ser
gde bon Qonl6aro. uuo (sutnp.5tr.
0GaiualtD.G6urm an Der @alti-
more, uabc 9Sortb- -StraBc.
nSobns @opfins-llnioeriitGt, sic
ipdter ON llniDeriitD-&arfuaD Dol.
lenOet lpiro,
oSobns Soptins SoipitaI,~ am
g}orO-9roaOwap; init Der 6Itlid iob-
renoen SrlennssStr.-2inie 81 errei-
den.
n@ouher-Gollege" an Der ct.
9oul- unO "a. StroBe
n@eoboop Snititut," AM D}oltnt
Gernon Blacc.
nGotbeoraIe,~ al 6cr Cathedral
lnO NtdberrD.StraBc.
o@oi6ington-@lonumcnt" en-
DH. &ernon- mo S9ai6ington.&loce;
iS0 5hB bod; Ser @rrnoiteit iuilroe
4. SuIi 1915 ecicot; cs lit bas crite
Monument in ocr @eIt, mel6es
George @oi6ington erri6tet murOc.
n@nod Observation-Disclosures" -
(Geutraliteue), ali Der WtuIberrD.
StroBe, no6e scr Gotbcorol-StraBe.
Sdlod)ten.GRomnnent,~ i'm Wto.
nlment-Squore, erricbtet in @e5ug
0cS Sieaes Der G6lod5t bel gtortb
9oint.
n5Srancis Scott GeD-Wionlnncnt -
@itaw -Gloce uno 2anoale.Str.
yGpl g(rnliIteoO.N} N}onlune,t i'm
v5eoeraI SilYarf.
o@ell8 lm6 WlcGomas.Monl.
mcnt -an @a9- unO @lonument.
SttaBc
Confederate Wlonrnent" IT au
9Rt. Gopol-9IDenue, no6e 2oupoIc-
StroBe.
ollnion SoloierS' & Sailors @lo.
mlment I'm 0rlio Sill.@arf.
oGolum6uS . Woiument~ al
9tortb.gloenue imO @ronowop; wur'
Oe i'm Sabre 1892 errihtet.
oGOgor 9lllon 9oe-0}onument" -
ii6er orm @ra6e Cigar 9(Qon &oe's
i'm @citminitcr- GricObofc, @de bon
@rcen- uno SaDette.StroBe.
D&6omos @iloeD.Ntonlimcnt"- -
Statue bon @corge @oIbingtor-
I'M 9rnio Sill-Rarf.
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(9Sortiesllna ioI9t)

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trance was Miss Daisy Neil, who adj
mitted the callers. She wore a rose
colored matinee gown
I. + +
Bethany college chorus pleased a
fair sized audience last night with the
cantata Midsummer Night The
chorus is composed of the college stu
dents under the direction of Mr.. Paul
Lawless of Kansas City There are
number of good voices in the chorus,
and the girls responded readily to Mr..
Lawless's direction. The solo parts
Clyde Corbitt, Miss Clara Watson and
Miss Maud Webb. Miss Mutton at the
piano gave excellent support :
Besides the cantata, a miscellaneous
program was given, consisting of solo
numbers by Miss Mercer, Mrs. Corbitt
less, and Miss Carman and Miss Mil
Ter, pupils of Miss Mutton.
+ j. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew L. Fawl of
Silver Lake announce the engagement
of their daughter, Hazel, to Mr.. Henry
Zimmerman of Barberton. Ohio. Both
the young people were students in the
State Agricultural college, Manhattan
MIR. Zimmerman was graduated in the
class Of 1912. THE official announces
ment of the engagement was made at
a luncheon given by Mrs. Fawl, which
marriage will be solemnized June IA.
Both Miss Fawf and Mr.. Zinmer-
man have friends in Topeka. Mr..
Zimmerman is mechanical engineer,
and is engaged in the work of his
profession in Barberton.
I. i +
The first complete rehearsal of all
three acts of the comedy Satan Came
Also" was held Thursday night at the
home of Mrs. John r. Shelton. The
big living room of the house served
for the stage. Some new members
have been added to the cast, and some
local actors are getting a taste of what
it means to be drilled by a profess
sional stage director and actor. Mr.
George Shelton is preparing the show,
and rehearSalS under his management
are not the dull occasions they are
generally supposed to be. Those in
charge of the play have brought to-
gether a group of people that repre-
sent, apparently. about the best anna
teur dramatic talent in town, aid it
is not entirely amateur either
The play itself has a good deal of
plot, with various interesting COM
plications, that straighten themselves
out at the last, to give the piece a
merry ending. The situations strung
onto the plot are amusing, and there
is much cleverness in the dialogue.
Mrs. Charles K1einhans will enter
tain the members of the Art club at a
social meeting next Monday. The wo-
men of the club will motor to the
Kleinhans home in Granville
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Steele gave a
dinner party Thursday night. Covers
were placed for Mr.. and Mrs. George
Walp, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Watkins of
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Be Careful in Using
Soap on Your Hair

Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkalf. which is very
injurious, as it dries the scalp and
makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is just plain
mu1sified cocoanut oil, for it is pure
and entirely greaseless- It's very
cheap, and beats the most expensive
soaps or anything else all to pieces.
You can get this at any drug store,
and a few ounces will last the whole
family for months
Simply moisten the hair with water
and rub it. in, about a teaspoonful is
all that is required. 1t makes an
abundance of rich, creamy lather,
cleanses thoroughly, and rinses out
easily. The hair dries quickly and
evenly, and is soft, fresh looking,
bright, fluffy, wavy and easy to
handle. Besides, it loosens and takes
out every particle of dust, dirt and
ADVERTISEMENT
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SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

The Puzzled Dutchman.
Och, such styles, / haven't seen
Since l came cross der vawter;
To see them coming down der schtreet-
l can't tell wife from dawter.''
Nell Scribbler, Topeka.
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Dodge City. Mrs. H. NJ. Phillips of
Dover, Mrs. Warren NJ. Crosby, Miss
Miriam Steele, Mr. Hampton Steele,
Mr.. R. Fl Steele and Mr.: and Mrs.
steele.
The student council boards held a
picnic dinner on Washburn campus
Thursday evening. The members of
the party were Miss Ella Waldron,
Miss Sara Eppler, Miss Audrie Myers,
Miss Martha Whittemore, Miss Ger
trude Grey, Miss Isabelle Savage, Mr..
William Guild. Mr.. Milford Baker. Mr..
Warren Humphrey. Mr.. William
Whitcomb. Mr.. George Barrett, Mr..
John Williams, Mr.. Preston Palmer,
Mr.. Howard Cox and Mr.. Frank Peers
= 1. =
A recital will be given tonight in
Washburn chapel by Miss Maybel
Sheldon, who finishes the department
of dramatic art at the college this
spring. Miss Helen Griffin, head of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-26
Looking Backyard In State
Journal Society Column
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY


May 20, 1880
Miss Shellabarger entertained Tues
bury. The affair was informal and
much merriment was occaSioned by
the task set for each guest. A num-
Der of fresh cut sticks were furnished
the young ladies, out of which they
were. requested to fashion whistles,
first one making an instrument that
would whistle was promised prize,
which Miss Lillian Tefft's prowess and
skill won for her.
The guests were Messes. Emily
Tewksbury, Anna Bartholomew, Mary
Lakin, Emma Dennis, Mary Tho,np-
son, Nellie McClintock, Grace Weaver,
Lillian Tefft and Mabel Chase; Messrs.
Joe Morgan, David Lakin, E. W. Den
mis-, Ralph Moore, Warren Akers,
Weaver, Adams and Stoddard.
Miss Frances Moon will visit over
Sunday at home. Miss Moon will grad
uate this year.
Colonel and Mrs. A. S. johnson will
niece, Miss Emily Tewksbury, to her
home in Manchester, n. H Col. and
Mrs johnson will spend the summer
at Pigeon Cove as usual. 1t is with
genuine regret that all who have mad
the pleasure of knowing Miss Te@ks-
bury, viii hear of her departure. She
is a young woman of more than ordl-
nary personal attractiveness, with
winning manner which makes many
friends.
Miss Lillian whitlock will go to Chi
cago Saturday.
Mr. J. H Patten and sons. Howard
and Albert, have returned from Boston,
Mass.
Joe Wilson and Seth Chase will go
to Kansas City Saturday.