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The Washington times., 1916-04-09
Captain Fortescue's Case.

Granville Fortescue. war correspond
ent. Is another one-time aide. who mar
ried a Washington girl. His wife. as
you probably remember. was Oracle
Boil. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles
J. Bell. Mr.. Fortescue Is. believe, re-
lated TO former President Roosevelt.
They tell an amusing story to the
effect that when. shortly after his res
ignation from the army and about the
time Mr.. Roosevelt completed his fam
Gus trip to Africa. he was given job
in the Pan-American Union. and was
spoken Of as John Barrett's insurance
against return from Elba.
=
Speaking Of aides. what do YOU think
cf Ed. Gretlo's resignation? 1t is to
take effect the end OF Arril and hos
scIng TO work making munitions. The
suppositin1 is that he viii be- with
Charlie Rockwell at tho plant he has
chnrPe of somewhere in jersey. He
spent his two months leave at the
rIaht looking into the situation. Ed
Greble was one OF the most popular
-oung men ever stationed at the Vhito
House and managed to do two remark
able things. to keep himself uns7Oiied
and to evade matchmaking mamas.
Charlie Iioclwell by the way, was an
ether popular aide: but his wife. Vera
Wesson. was not q Washington girl
Lieut.. Com 'Elsie" Palmcr-he got his
nickname from his initials ~. C.-also
brought sorrow to the hearts OF the
Girls from this neck o woods by select
ing a bride. an attractive widow. Bessie
Draper McNeldin, from out of t:wn.
s.
Major Thwaites a Hero.
VIII Irwin says that the Britisher is
the most sentimental and emotional ami
NAL on earth. that this perfectly calm
and Unconditional manner I'm time OF ex-
citcmont IL the result OF years OF striv-
ing TO keep his feelings within bounds.
Which may account for the quiet and
almost casual manner in which Major
Norman Thwaites. of the British army
whom we met at supper the other even
ing, told us about that little corner OF
hell, which was the battle of Ypres.
where he got put out OF commission
with a bullet through the jaw.
To be sure. Major Thwaites had very
little to tell about his own part in the
fighting, but had heard enough from
others to be able to read between the
bit Of trench; the Germans got their
range and dropped shell after shell upon
them Then the "bosches' charged. a
perfect wall of gray. but the little COM
pany. what was left of 1t, still held on.
The trenches on either side had been
evacuated. the men were begging for
permission to retire. but still they held
on. And all the time there was a posi-
blity that word had been sent them TO
retire and that the messenger had
fallen en- route. Finally an orderly got
through with orders to hang on at any
cost. "and that said the major. was
great relief"
"A relief to be told 20 stick it out and
he cut to pieces, I can't see that" This
from one OF the. men of the party.
well you see it's comfort to know
you're a gallant fellow and not a d-n
fool"
At nightfall they were relieved. But
twenty-five men came out alive, only
twelve of them unwounded. and Major
The Washington times., 1916-04-09
The Perplexing Hairless.

The mention OF the name of Mrs.
Harris Is now almost Invariably fol-
lowed by the query which Mrs Har-
ris?"
AND the usual reply MRS. Admiral
liarrls rather confounds the confusion
toS their husbands are both admirals,
Ihere's Rear Admiral II. Tudor B. Har-
ris' retired, sometime paymaster gen
eral' whose wife may now be regarded
as an old Washingtonian; and there &
Rear Admiral Frederic Robert Harris.
chlef OF the Bureau of Yards and Docks.
whose handsome wife is one Of the most
interesting newcomers to Washington in
many moons.
It's this Mrs. Harris who is to be al
nome informally this afternoon.
The Harrises have taken an attractive
house at 234O MASSACHUSETTS, avenue and
row that they are settled may be ex.
pected to do some entertaining. They
nave already been extensively fcted.
Mrs, Harris is striking looking wom-
an and uses a great gray motor car of
an unusual type
The Washington times., 1916-04-09
Here Four Years Ago.

She was In Washington some four
years ago. when she did a charming
portrait of Mrs. TruXton Beale. and also
a miniature OF Countess Moltke, whose
husband was at that time Danish
munster. Since her return this time she
has been travelling In the West and
seeing something OF the country.
I do want you to see Mrs. Marshall's
miniature. II is quite charming ana
shows her pretty coloring as no photo
graph can.
There there. seem to be wound up
and | must have some consideration Tor
my reader. Fondly yours.
JEAN ELIOT.
Sunday Morning.
The Washington times., 1916-04-09

auguratlon of the new season as the
fact that summer plans are being made
and summer homes opened.
Mrs. Horace Macfarland is already in
possession of her house in Chevy Chase,
and DIR. and Mrs. Charles r. Collins
moved to their new country place Fri
day. / wrote you last fall that they
had purchased the Adds Browne farm
on the Rockville road-it's in the Beth
esda district. but beyond the village
and now they have made extensive al
terations and improvements. and given
the estate the name of "Clontarf" after
the home Of the Doctors Irish ancestors
on Dublin bay.
Ihe Collins expect TO spend the en-
tlrc summer in the country. All their
neiShbors are Interested In their ar
rival, particularly the young people.
aEa even more particularly the young
men who have come to know pretty
EHzaoeth Collins by sight, and are de-
Vislng ways and means to met her.
They are just over the way from the
lovely Hamilton PLACE. and right next
door to the home of the Rev. Park
ficurnoy. who has five or six strappinx
sons, and all good looking.
Inc Flournoys are. l think, cousins of
Gertrude Gordon, whose marriage In DIR
Srhyson will he one of the most in
tCresting Of the springtime weddings.
Ihcy are NirgiEians by birth, although
thcy nave made their home in Mont
Somery county for years.
The Washington times., 1916-04-09
Some Interesting Gifts.

Ever so many interesting DTS or Sill
yer were among the gifts of the men,
aers to their club, and the ceremony OF
SSel- presentation was quite delightful,
Miss Jennie Mason Gibbcs, chairman
Of the anniversary committee, made a
charming little speech, and Mrs. q. II,
Titmann accepted the gifts on behalf OF
the club members, while Mrs Samuel
Spencer cut the cake with its twenty
five candles, and Mrs. Thomas Casey
presided at the punch bowl,
or the silver the handsomest was the
service, punch bowl, candclabra, bon
bon dishes. and plates, engraved with
the name of the club, the date of its
foundation, and of its silver annivcr-
sary. Then there were several individ-
ual gifts, candlesticks, compotiers, and
the like.
Mrs. Ross Pcrry's massive silver tray
was much admired and likewise tho
Olaint pair of silver salt cellars, the gift
of Mrs. Barrett Browning, widow of the
only son of Robert and Elizabeth Bar
rett Browning, who is n new member OF
the club.
The Washington times., 1916-04-09

ThwaItes himself was hors du combat
for the rest OF the campaign
The Washington times., 1916-04-09

another sign of the approach of warm
"eather Is the number of men there
were at least dozen. who attenacd
tne midweek dance at the Chevy Chase
CiuD on Wednesday In their business
ciotnes. In summer time the men are
aiioWed some Latitude in the matter of
Dress but just now it does seem TO be
forcing the season a bit
The Washington times., 1916-04-09

The teachers and the pupils Of the .
vocal and rhythmical departments
OF the Lucia Gale Barber School
were guests OF honor at a tea given
by the Congressional Club Friday,
Nocal solos were given by Mrs. Ber-
tha Hansen Gottsman, soprano, and
Mrs. Julian Brylawski, contralto.
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee was at the
piano.
The Washington times., 1916-04-09

Miss Cryder will present her pupils.
Miss Grace Cramer. soprano, and
Miss Ann Tuohy. contralto, at 4
o'clock at her studio, 1911 N street
The Washington times., 1916-04-09
More Preparedness"

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cary Rumscy.
VINO have had Mrs. Paul Bartlett i
mouse In IL street for two or three
months will open their place at West
bury l.. l., within the next fortnight.
The Oscar T. Crosbys and Mrs. w. w.
t1nley and her daughters are back in
Warrenton where they have country
homes.
ana MI, and Mrs. Perry Belmont arc
going TO Newport next week to INSPECT
some alterations which are being made
at Belcourt their newly purchased VIII
Ia They expect to take possession very
carly in the season.
3
Another sign of the approach of warm
weather Is the number of men there
The Washington times., 1916-04-09

Altogether the show was well worm
.he price-the quite considerable price
OF admission, and its novelty afforded
no end of amusement to Mrs. Draper.
Mrs. Oxnard, Mrs. Charles Boughton
Wood. Mrs. Fahnestock. Col. Robert
NJ. Thompson, and the rest who have
filled the hoxes at the interminaoie
halls or the winter. 1t netted GoodiJ
sum tor the army Y, NJ. G. A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01

Doraebradlt. 8iifolgc Dem Der @rdii
oent oic britiibe Neoierima nm 9lui-
ihub Der llrtbeilsponitredimg cir
Roger @oiemenfs bitten ion bis
neueS @epeisnateriol erbroht NOR.
Sen it, Soiortiae Gntiheiouna
murOe bcontraat. bod oui 9eitebeu
OeS Senators Stone, puroe ser BE.
idluB an OoS Gomite iiir 9IuSw0rtiae
gIngelesenbeiten peruieien.
Senator 0lortiue brad)te oen @e.
ituB mIi @erlanaen ser Srou 9a.
mes glemmm GaiemenfS Shmeiicr.
elm, ole bier bente Nlorsen aus 9leu
Yorf eiutroi 6rou glcmmau bate
,aebOfit @rdiioeut 8iliou perionlid
ipreden 81 tonnen. ooh founte er tie
niht ipredben ga er nod gtep 9ort
abinbr Srau glepmon iprah NIT
ben 'Senatoreu Martine, Somes mo
S'@orman.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
gLna nronnenilLe ner6nftet.

6rou Sones @enn BON ser 9.
StrnBe in Oronaepine meloete ge.
Itern in Ser @oli8eiitotion gu Canton
oos 8erldWinoen ibreS gteffen Ser
non &onoles bon Yoplnr, Baltimore
County, ser om Wlittmoh glbeno 0ns
Seim oerlieB, INN einen Spo6iereong
nob Dem Bad ODER Dem WfiOole
9fiDer 81 lnternebmen uno leitOeut
nidt 6uriidgefebrt lit. Ger Ser
ibmunoene 1T 16 Sabre alt, etpa
fiinf SUB 0rei 8oa eroB, bat bloue
9lugen uno blonde Soare. @r mar
nit einem blouen 9(u5ug 6efIeioet
unO trug cine Ounfle @}iibe. 8ulett
muroe er al Der @oItern 9loenue
0iooo 5uiommen init einem &nabel
eeieben Ger ouf einem SobrroO fubr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
9ries MIR i'm dnhcriteu 9lOt6faa, iast
gSilIon.

9tem Norf. 30. Suui. Bra.
iioeut @ilion mobte es beite III lei.
ner 9feoe Dor Oem .9lew.Yorf 9rcB.
Ghib" fIor, 0aB er iib einem ariele
nit Wlerifo 0urhaus mi0erieben
miro, auseenommen DAB oerIel6e
abiohIt uotbwenoig peroeu iolte. @r
fam eleih i'm gIniange ieiner 9n,
iprahe aui Ole merifaniide 8riiis 3u
iprcheu lm0 erfldrte. OaB er IN les.
terer Belt tdeIih Sunoerte BON @rie.
fem erboIteu babe. ole an ibn appel.
lirten, ipenu irseno m0glih. oen 9luS.
brub BON Seinoielioteiten 3lt perbii.
ten.
o0enfen Sic, oaB ser 3m6m Der
@ereiuieten Stooteu ourd einen Gr-
oberumsStrieg pegen Mlerifo nenen
@lon5 erbalten fonnte2" Gieie Sra.
ge ri6tete Der @rdiioeut an ieine SO.
rer, mo ais 9lutport fam Elm Elm.
itimuiaeS, lontes .9iein."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
Pc II Nran Quniie sdafer?

0ie SuGe na6 6rau 2ouiie Sdd.
fer, 76 Sabre alt Oie am 9omeritag
@ormittag aus i6renl Seim in Samil-
ton Oeri9Wdno, ipurOe geitern BON
i6ren Gerpan0ten mo Der @oli5ei
fortgelett. Sic ipurOe 5ulett beiul
9reli5en ser Samilton.9lOenue aeJen
s llbr @}orgens eeie6en mO trile 81
Der 3eit Elm meiBeS &leio imo cine
fleine Saube. SSbre .Eo1ter, 6rml
SenrD 9uiieIberg, bel Der iie Iebte,
mar nit Oen gor6ereihlngcn 6ei9df.
ti9t, oie olte 6ruu na6 %bilaOelp9ia
81 begleiten po iie cine onoere Eo1.
ter beiuben woate, ais iie Oas SauS
perlieB, o5ne irgenO Semano etpas
0ooon 81 iaeen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
@lRtIidlc eSinm0.

@ine iiberroibenOe aber immerbin
gliidlihe uuo oaieitig 5uirieoenitel.
Ienoe Soiung fanO geitern OoS Ser.
i6winoen ser 15jdbrigen @li5o6etb
GOgor aus Der @o6nmg ibres Sn.
felS, Gloreion @. &eo, Scr. 1850,
Gbeitnrt-9loeme. @eitern gornittog
eri6ien Der Snfel nit beiorgter Wlie.
ne in Scr iiiopeitlicben Yoli5ei-Sto-
ton uno Bat gtabioribungen iiber
Ben @erblei6 ieiner iunaen lnO ml.
Beroroentlib biibiden gli6te an5u.
ltellen.
@r beridtete, oos NlGo6en babe
om Gonueritag nit ser 9lngobe, Elm
@iclic alt beiudeu ieiu Sous Oerloi.
len inO iei bon Oieiem 9Iugenblide
an ipurlos oerihmlmoeu. Gie Goli.
sci leitete im0er5iieliG nmfaiienoe
gtahforihumgen Elm ino eS iteIlte ii6
6eraus, ooB sic 6iini5ebniGbrige an.
itatt oaS Eicnic 81 6eiuhen, nod
@oi6ington gefobren por unO iih
ooielbit i6lontmeg nerbeirotbet botte,
@iliam Sauers, ebenfouS aus 8ol.
tinore ino 5par pobnboft in Cir
1903, Golumbia-9loenue, plroe olS
ser oliidlibe Gbemann Scr iugen0s
libeu Sd0n6eit be5eihnet. Gas
&Grden fu6r bereitS geitern pieoer
nab Baltimore 5uriid imO bego6 liA
itbnilrltrofs natb Ser @o6nrng OeS
beiogten iinO belor0ten SnfeIs, nm
@er5eibing 81 erbitten uno Sen obi.
goten Segen 81 erIaneen. 9eioeS
wurOe ougeblicb prompt uno freloig
geludbrt SRI @o9or, be5m. sic iebi.
&c Srou SauerS, itammt aus Gam.
bridge, Eorbeiter.GolutD, unO weilte
leoiglib 5ii 9eiuc6 bel ibrem Onfel in
Der W}onumentenitoot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
glier NtaIiener im @nmpfe.

@eeen eines StraBenfampfes 8mi.
1den Mauro Eorrentino, gIr. 1888,
2on.StroBe, unO Gosquul 8oppd,
in ocn iih nod Sole 9iuiieu mo
@osqual Solpotore nii6teb lnuBten
oae Gier geItern i'm norooltlihen go
li5eigeriAt eri1einen. Ruiiea muroc
bel Dem Sample i'm &iiden BON Ell.
nem Stilett Elm penig gefroBt. Gr
puroe ou $26.45 @eloltrofe perur-
tbeiIt Eorrentina 6u $6.45, 3appo
0u $t1.45. SaIpotore lieB Hi6ter
Sbom IoMien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
aurse StaStneniafeitcn

Serr Charles 8. Sei6ol0, Elm e6e.
maIiger 9altimorer im0 ietieer SiI.
perintenoent ser ofientliden 9arfe in
@iltesbarre, mar geitern glbeno bier
mmeleno. Inn ole ARRANGEMENTS fir
Oen @mpfang ser Q9iltesbarrer
n@lfs" fiir Die fommenoe Convention
81 treffen.
Semen 81. @e6urtstoe beeiug oe-
iiern in Sreunoesfreiieu Serr Ser.
mann SSeIined bon gtr. 2025, Or.
leans.5traBe. Serr SSelined erireut
iiH elmer beionoerei 9iiiitiofeit uno
lit iebr attiO in oen oertidben Bette
bungen 0as @e6llrtStagSfino ee.
bort felt neun Sa6ren oem GrefutiD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
Dltua6bGusiser @iirgerucreiu bon
WlarDlan0."


Sn Der regelmGBigen Wonotsoer.
ianmlung Oes ,,llnabbdngieeu 9iir-
geroercinS bon WlarplonO" i'm .Ro-
leigb Sotel" imter @oriib oes 9rdIi.
Oenten gilbert 6. SSanfbdnel muroen
Die @orbereitlngen fir Oie SSeier oeS
n0euiicbeu EogeS~ beipro9en. Serr
6rib 9&or0enbol5 berihtete fir oas
Gomite sur gluSpabl eiueS paIienOen
%orfes, OoB oas Gomite nibt Dor Der
ndbten @ode in ser Gage iein mer.
De, einen Oefinitipen 9eri6t 81 eriiat-
ten. gS mlroe OeSbal6 beihloIjen,
CUR @ntgegennnbme oes @eridts cine
Spe5ial'Seriommlung Oes .9iirger.
0ereinS" ouf 6reitog, Oen IA. Suli,
an5uberainneu. 6erner puroe in
SerbinOuug nit Der SSeier oes ,,Oeit-
ldenEo9eS" ser Sefret1r beauftragt,
ole 9lnmeloebogen io6aIo, ipie mog.
lib, ieoem 8ereine 5uge6eu 5ll laIien,
im0 Die Gelegaten muroen erluht,
oofiir 5rI iorgen, oaB Oicie 9lnmelolm.
gen o6ne Ger5ug bon Oen betreifen.
oen SefretGren auSgefiiQt II. prompt
5uriidgeianot meroen.
Er6iioent 6onfbGnel beridtete ii6er
Die om Iesten 6reitog in oen &6im.
lid5feiten Oes yGitD Clubs" Itottee.
bobte &eriommhtng 3medS 9eipre.
dung bon Hldnen 3ur glb6olhma eli.
ner 5eitlidfeit fir oen Siilfsfono
uuO mohte befonnt, OoB er elm Sr.
goliidtionS-Gomite ernonut, ober nit
Den 6etreifenOen Serren nod feline
Hiidiprahe genommen babe ln0 oeS.
bolb i6re g}amen nicbt betannt 81 ge.
ben piini6e.
ToS Slgitations-Gomite umterbrei.
tete Ger Gelegaten. geriommlnne oie
Gmpfe5llng. fir Gin5elmitglieoer,
melbe i'm Stoote imo 5e6n W2eilen
ouBer6al6 Der StaotgrenSe oniGiIig
IinO, cine iGbrlicbe Wtitglie0Sgebii6r
bon MIR 81 an5uieberL bon ser S(n-
li&t ousge5eno, 0oB auf Oieie g9eiie
cine gr0Bere 9ln5abl ser 0eltIcben
oeS StaateS beranoSoaen merOen
fonnte ga oieie Gmpiebhno cine
genoerlng ser glebengeiebe i'm &C.
folge boben miro, ipurOe oieieI6e ser
Grefltipe sur peiteren 9erut6mg
iiberpieien.
Ser Erdiioent beridiete iiber sic
quite Ebeilna1me ser Wlitelicoer an
Der iriideu @eOddtniBfeier uno ou
Der @ntbiiIluno Ger &reuber.9iiIte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
SscncS dlinciiIdes Cabinet.

Selma, China. 80. Sini. -
81 yaun.@uma, Ger @rdiioent Ser
6ineiiiden HepubIif, oerhinoete beute
oie @iloing eines GompromiB-Gabi-
nets. Ger @remier lit Euan @bi-
SSui, ser auBeroem oas @rie9s-@orte-
feidae iibernimnt; Gang Sbao.gi lit
@}iniiter oes glnsipdrtigen er mar
utter Dem lebten 9rdiioenten Yuau
Sbi-Gai @remierminiiter. Gie Nlit-
0lieoer oes Cabinets iin0.
@renlier im0 9riegsmiuiiter ~
Guam G6i-Sui;
9liswdrtige 9lugeleeen6eiten II
Gang Sbao-Di;
SnnereS - Sin Sbi6-9ing;
Wlarine G6en @ib-9uan;
San0el umO 9anopirtbl6aft
Chang &iIo.Son;
Suits Chang gao.Sieno;
llnterridt Sung &ing.yi;
Communications g9ona IA
Siieu;
6han5 ~ Chen Gbin.Soo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
5ranf 81. WiAlnise fnnft Nsciu gOrl
Sun.

93ep Yorf 80. SUM. III 9Iod
23.i1brisem erfolgloien @eniiben,
cine eigene g1eui9feits-9(eenhu in
Gonfirren5 nit ser cooperotibeu
6orm ser uglHociirten 9reiie" 81 be-
treiben, puroe beute sic gIep Dorf
Sun" an 6ronf u. @hniep. Elm
NlitglieO Der lesteren @reHe-9ereiui-
gung, perfauft, unO bon Dlontog an
miro iie niht lGuger oeriuheli. 9lod-
rihten ouf eigene 6ault 81 iomneln,
ionoern miro Oie Gienite ser oomini-
renoen Organization erbolten. Ger
&reis ser sun" miro aitf eineu
Sent berriugert iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
Or. Charles 3. glOIsn aeitor6en.

9Sad iiber eini0brigem 9ranfieiu
itarb geitern Or. Charles 8. gtoIen,
elm betannter gIugeu- mo Sbren-
Spe5iaIiit i'm 9tIter BON As Sa6reu
in Dem Sanotorhm 8u Helap, NlO.
Or. Stolen lit an Nnls.arebs. Gr
binterldBt ieine Wlutter Srau WlorD
Sor0on. Ole 9eiiebuua ipiro beilte
giohnittao auf Dem 2onoou@arf.
Srieo6ole itattiin0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
..g8eitenO. O.QieNerfrana.a

llmfaiienOe @orbereituneen fir
oas beOorite6euoe groBe 6onliIienfeit
tpurOen in ser lebten Singihmoe OeS
,,@elteno 2ieoerfran5es" eetroiien.
Gie 3uiommeufunit NOR elit beiltdt
ino fonO pie ii6lib in oem @ereins-
Sofole, Seinrib'S Sole, Ger. 2300,
6reoerid 9loenue, itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
3iaennertSu,e.

NSN NHluu llcHl Dlllet Oct Nllu-
belle ein @iertcl ormieliaer 2ebm.
6duier; iie ihmiegen ih on Sen
@ergbong uno oerialIene Mloideen
nit oiiuuen NlmorettS or1naen iid
wuhtio i'm auppelbau 3piiben sic
Siitteu Dor oen S0uiern briiiet
ihon oie 5onne ouf oeu fIeiuen
4lateu lmo oa boden sic @epobncr
Cine iouoerbore idmor5brome &aiie
3igeuner uennen mir lie. ob nit
9ledt iii niht sli beitimmen Gs gi6t
inter ibnen BLONDE ainoer. 4inoer
nit oiSaeiprodenem glegertpp.
Nlduner. Oie aus 9ieopel iein fon.
ten, uno 5rauen nit mongoliihcg
3iaen @onm oie 0loOhen 5u Srou-
en- perOen. ueiB man nibt Gie cine
lduft ranf umo ihlanf Oaber imo
oaneben Sic onoere sic aud nidlt
alter ibeiut ais 3tpolf Orei3ebu Sabr.
bat idbon elm aino an Der @ridi lmo
Oobei Oie Cigarette 8piiben 0en
3G6neu Sic perihleiern iih niht
umO BOD iino iie Nlobommeoouer.
Gem cine lab ih sic las. anihei.
nen0 @e6ete. aus elmer NIT arabi.
ihen Shriibeihen beoedten Rone.
Gor ibreu Sduieu iiseu iie mo lai.
ien iih bon ser Sonne beideineu
Sic iporten Oie @inocr, imo meiIi ee.
uiiat ibnen Oos ols SIrbeit. anoere
orebeu Gigoretten nibt nur 3rm Ell.
genen @erbraud. ooer ipinncn @oll.
fdoen bon elmer SonOipmoel mie oie
boie See i'm alien Oentihen @ldrden
sic itiden o0er iie moihen aui Ger
Groe fuieeno, in groBeu Er6aeu
Genn iie iin0 reinlih, trot ollem.
pos man iaaen mag. Sn ocn Sira.
Ben lit mr Der Shnue, ser BON
gSinO mo g9etter 6ineinaebradt
miro, iouit iinO iie iauber aeiegt
Ga itebt cine bobe Steimrono.
9Ius ibr iprinet. in Elm Aobr gelaBt.
friiheS @oiier. SIN Sdotteu onf ci.
ner Shilimotte bodcn im cine Ilo.
ide nit geIbIihem @ctrdnf, aeuonnt
Yroio, cine gIrt aipas aus 0irie.
NluiitonteiL opei init aroBen @on.
fen; cine Sholmci cine @eiae Dol.
lenOcn oen Gbor. @inaS berum Dor
oeu SGuiern lmoert oaS @olt buni-
iarbia. serlrmpt 10 edit mie Is feine
@ropinsbiibne Oritten @rooeS fitidi
ger in elmer GperettcnoeIorotou
bicten tonnte. MRnn iiebt cinmol mie.
ser, pie sic g9obrbcit, penn ie nidlt
ourd aunlt aemiIoert miro. aitid
lit. @ielleiht bier ooppeIt, neil al.
ler Iano. NIT Dem iih oic 2erte
reihIih bebdngeu. ShunO it, euro.
p1iihe 5abrifmaore Gie bimien
Glider aus Gbemnib. sic bobmihen
@losperleu, alIes billig mo ihled6t
Sine WiiiiBe perie idl 3Uiihen Sic
Wluiitonten, imO iie bc9inuen $40
ipielen Gs III elm IniB obne red.
ten A6ptbnuiS, icnes edit orientali.
ihe @eiammer. nihtS BON beaeiiter.
ter 3iaemeriuilobeit Tie Mduuer
mO anoben ringsum erbeben ith
Sic legen 0ie 0auoe aeaenieiha ani
Oie Sdnlltern mo idreiten i'm Aei.
gen. Dor imo 5uriid geAcn oie Nlnii.
fanten lit oie Neibe often Ger cine
@aufenidldoer giebt ocn Catt an
mo lit 5ualeih cine slrt @ortan5cr
Scr NIT begeiiierteu gIrnbeUeam.
gen ieiu tumneS SOI5 idwingi nnl
Oas &olbfell oamit er0robnen 80
laiien. Sein aopi modlt on3u sic
@ewealma OeS iloBeuoen @odeS nIo
ieiue ihwo3en 9Iuaeu bliden ami.
muterno ans Dem ouuielbrmnen
@elidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
g9iQinm NliIIer nbbcrnfen.

yiaium Wliller, Wtitglico ser Sin.
maHe.Sirma @liaer @roS. & So,
itorb eeitern W1orgcn in Ieiner g9ob.
nlma, 9lr. 1907, Gntow.Elacc. gr
mar so Sabre alt, befanO lid ieoo6
bereits felt Sen lesten Orei SSa6ren in
leioenoem 8uitanOe. @r mar Elm
@ionier 0eS ginmo6e.@eI6Gites in
Baltimore lmo auBer0em cine 9eit
lang @eiiser ser 9aDpielp.9rauerei
Nliler'S @erft uno oerI6ieoener 9G.
oeli am SiBe Ger Caroline. .StraBe.
Dor ungef06r fiiui Sa6ren muroe er
ourb arantiein ge5muneen, iid pon
oen aftiDen @eibditen 3iriid5n3ieben.
@r birterIdBt ieine @ittpe, orei Sob.
ne, ". @. mo gt. $. @iIer aus 9lelp.
Dorf, uno 6. $. Niiller aus 9alti.
more, iopie cine Sohter, SroA SorrD
6. gtoDer aus Baltimore. Ole 9e.
erOiglne mirO om Sonntae @oruit.
tag bon ieiner @obning aus itottfin.
Sen. 9fabbiner NforriS @. 9a5oron
miro 0ie Srouerieier Ieiteu. Ole
9eiiebune miro AMI Dem 9aItimorer
SsraeIiten 6rieoboie itattiinoeu.
Aboanrnter. bic ben vDmtineu 0erreIpou.
hkiteu liub ocbeleu, pcr Office bnupu per Tries
bbpn pbn serlltlth NlutUeliRua au maeutN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
gJlG0dleu Oermibt.

0ie 14-iGbrige g(nnie Oebal0 bon
9lr. 1923, goitern.9lpeme, miro felt
Donnerltog @iorgen perniBt. Sic
fol- etpo bier Sub groB iein inO 90
Yfllno wieeen. Wim fam iicb feiie
llrioMe fir ihr @eriMmin0en 0enfen.