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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

can't and Mrs. James Wyllys Dixon
of Flushing. l.. |, announced Ntst'ru'S
TN, engagement ~ their daughter, MISS
L~yizab.th Marguerite Dixon, 10 Henry
Austin clark Of as Park avenue ms
cit,. MIR. Clark is a member 81 ,h'
Calumet. -. Nicholas and Ardsley clubs
The wedding will take place in the au'
tumu.
This announcement Was sent "ut yes
terday from the home of Nj ana MrS
MI rabeau l.. Towns, - Eighth avenue
Brooklyn. with the word 'othc.A i' on
corner and below orders. prom tho
Hon and Ms. Mirabeau l.aYar Towns.
subiect-To announce the Engagement
NJ Mss Florence Augusta Town" 10
pr.y,te Richard H.rkimer Ess"ls Nu "i
,ha seventh Infantry. New York Mounted
o,d.r, COMPANY. Mr.. EsselstNu IS the
son of Mrs. sherman Esselstyn or ''
Lincoln place. and early yesterday morn,
ing went on, with the adNanSc suirh
of the seventh Regiment. MI f'SS''S,Nn
ON his fathers side comes from oid nor
land stock and on his mo,h"i "
rreat-crandnephew Of Gen Herkiner oi
M York State. Miss Towns Is me
OUNCES OF Mr.. and Mrs. To~ns's daufh-
ters and a Berkeley girl.
nh. engagement, OF Miss Alice {
.ri,b daughter of Horace O. Smitf
~ Az Argyle road. F~latbush. to y
carlton Turnbull, son of Mrs fdear "
Turnbull OF i67 Rugby road was an
! nouuccd yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Arthur swan "'
| pass,5c. y. j., have announced the en-
r.y,ment OF their daughter M'H'
| norothy swan, to Rudolf f. Lent. former
.a,,.,.ry of the Passnic Board or lr'd'
.hou, , month ago Mr.. and Mrs S"aI
apnounced the engagement !" in"''
! d~,uphter Mss Ruth swan 10 LI'St
t,,r,c,son also of i'assaic, No hate'
have been set for the weddings
Invit,tIons were issued Yesterday 10y
ur and Mrs. George Maclagah o
-, :, yette avenue. Passaic. y j, f"r th'
,,,rri,gc OF their daughter. MISS Jean
n.tte Maclagan. to Robert 'lrnilnh'ht
~ p,ssaic in -. Johns tpiscopa
,'tur,h. Passaic, on Monday morning
July -.
The engagement has been announce
q, Miss sarah l.. Madison, daughter o
Mr. and Mrs walter Madison Of MIA
l,r,i avenue. East Orange, TO RaSmnn'
n Peach. also Of East Orange IN
v,.ddiug will take place IN July
AIR and Mrs. william A. Weboor ot !
paru., street, Orange, hav" announced
,ne engagement of their daughter MIS-
,%d,. /. Weber, to Edward T. FlNn'
OF Boston.
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MR.. AND MRS. DICK ON COAST.
SION at san Fra ciaro on BRIDAL
Tour 10 Santn barbara.

SAN FnANclsco. June 27-On their
han, Journey from New YORK.,
which viii take them to Santa Barbara,
where they have engaged a house by the
sea, William Karl Dick and his hrtd',
who was Mrs. Madeleine Force Aston, az
rived here to-day They are occupying
4 suite At he ftirmoni, the Window -!
which ovcilook the fun sweep ~ san
Francisco Bay.
Leaving here they VIII motor lcIsurely
down, the coast. orders we're given here
that they were not to he disturbed 10y
reporters or photographers.
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OBITUARY.
Mrs. NIrtta u. Nrrmii,r.

R~JpGEwoJp. y j. june 81 Mrs.
Alet;a Zahr.s&lc Vormtlyc. - years old.
widow Of tte Rev Butuyfree \ermiy',
died yesterday IN the home OF hey daush-
ter. Mrs. Bernard O. Bueart, l76 Para
mus road. she was the daughter @! Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob j Xahr.~kic ana was
born here IN the old Iahriskle homestead.
erected In Revolutionary days The
property has been 800 the possession 90
the Zatr.shio family nearly 20 years
Ms. Nermilyes husband. VINO had pas
,ora,e- In Coytes,.ilc. Hamilton. y Y
and other cites. died ~ 1904 Mrs Yer
milys Is survived by a daughter, Mrs
Bogar'. and n brother. William Pei nab
r.Skic.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Kuiokerbockcr.J. = fAlroner. London
buffalo. i II Finn, Cincinnati
Prince Georgc-W " Ic.ch Providence.
T. :, Elmo. Detroit John y Young, Mont
Pomcr An W j Macdonald, 'hic"so.
rlnrlIpc ,icorr" Harlow Toronto, ont.
\ T. rougis. Boston Miss Helen Joy.
Rochester, Mr ana Mrs, William NJ, Don
ald.on, Hartford.
cAlpl MIR. and Mrs William n.
Wright ~Lynchhurg, Va Mr.. and Mrs l..
Lewis. Dallas. Tex, Mrs. A. NJ. Briggs.
S,t.nt"n IA; Nj, and Mrs r. +, Acker-
man. Nunkor@.
Wolco,' Mn lohn " Chalmers, sar
Angelo, Tex Mr. and Mrs. q, !. Sporford
Ttica. Mr.. Iohn e. sherlock, Cincinnati.
Mrs. G. u Kendall and Miss Helen Ken
Gall, aiouc.rter, Mas NJ. ss1 Ars J. u,
Andrews. Akron, Ohio,
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AID FOR CHURCH OF MESSIAH.
The Rev. ~. ID. Brown III Leave
Charlie, Work for New Place.

The Rev. Harvey Dee Brown OF MIL
waukee. for the last two years Held
agen; Of the New York state Charities
Aid Association. has accepted the call
TO b. associate minister. with the Rev.
john ~iia!nes iioin,s. At thc bur o.
the Messiah OCnitarian), Park avenue
and Thirty-fourth street
MIR Brown is a gradual. ~ the Roch-
ester Theological Seminary and for
twelve wears was minister OF Baptist
churches N kausa and Wisconsin In
1914 he came To- New York to tax" up
work with the state charities AID. Last
fan he became a Unitarian.
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LIBRARIANS IN SESSION.
. 900 Delegates From american
cities at Asbury Park.

AsRuRr Park, y J. June - Ii
brarians 20 the number Of about 1000
were In attendance to-day NJ thc opening
81 the thirty-eighth anuua meeting of
the American Library Association.
The E.Liuei.h,cai Society 81 Amer
tea. the League Of Library Commissions
n the Special Libraries Association are
other organizations affiliated with the IA
tional body hat VIII mold their meet
inss in connection with the other con-
fercnccs Still another body, the Theo-
logical Libraries Round Table, mad" up
D.: librarians from about twenty theo-
Yr,dl scmiuari"s. viii meet nu FRIDAY
upfr.u- one II the topics this orc tui-
'I;,uu VIII consider * ~" proposed 49,
tplisnment OF a general tueo,pg ca! IL
r,'S at some point in the West.
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P~LAiNFiELp. y. J., June e7.-Miss Alys
Trenbath Of Plainfeld and Major Charles
" Irwin OF Elizabeth were married al
noon to-day in the home ~ the bride.
SO Central avenue. ny the Rev. Robert
W Trenhath OF -. James's Church.
Upper Montclair. brother Of the bride
Herbert Trenbath Of Trenton gave his
sister in marriage. The bride was a
teacher in the Jefferson Public School
here. while Major Irwin is probation OIL
cer for Union county.
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" ilIianI NiIligan.

Nur'>r NFPSoN. y V. June - VIII
an VI iligar. aged ~ years, died I'm ms
homo on Franklin place last might after
an illness of four years. lie served a.
s~tcuograDh"r la the County Court for
fourteen years. and this morning County
Judge Frank l.. Young paid a tElhut" TO
n,m NJ. iican was secretary TO
,i,n Bon Ru'l,r during tn" .atters
candidacy Toy President, and secretary
20 the surveyor Of the Port ~ N"V York
His VIII" and Eve sons survive
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BALTIMORE. june - -The,iol, iltm-
iltou. "A famous Shakcspeariar ~tr-G,dr,u.
died a. his summer home, West Haven.
Conn.,. TODAY. according to a despatch
received here by his sister, Mrs r T
bradshaw. Death was due to a compli-
cation Of diseases following AN illness Of
more than q year When the civil war
broke out the actor enlisted under 'iou
loucSrroot ~ the Confederate army.
The body VII hc brought h''o for burial
IN Mutt Green Cemetery.
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GUARDIAN FOR NINE. SEYBOLD.
trrd Auth " to Quit Hospital and
go to Belgium.

supreme Court Justice Van S.c,er IN
BROOKLYN yesterday named Nicholas
~,hAa.k a. guardian Of his aunt, Nine.
Iire SeNhnLi. s.. author and language
@. aohcr. VINO was committed TO the Spring
HI Sant,arium AZ Hastings hN County
Judge Young Of Wostch"Ster county on
February i last.
The nephew sued ont q wit ~ h1pca.
corpus and Nine Sevhold appeared a.
tac hearing and said she Dat Tot SOC Why
-ac ShouIi longer be confined ,r The
siuIttrium She also said So" iad an
state ~ about $4,000 81" viii be
taken to Luxembourg, RelrluW by her
.pheW
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uaird-uOwNrd.

Miss Kathleen Howard, daughter OF
Mrs. George Fl. Howard, was married
TO Edward Kellogg Baird of this city
In the chantry Of -. Thomas's Church
yesterday afternoon 10y the Rev. Or.
Ernest NJ. Stires, rector Of the church.
The bride who Is a contralto Of the
Metropolitan Opera Company, was for
merry a member Of the Century opera
Company. OF which Mr.. Baird was the
president. Miss Marjorie Howard was
her sisters only attendant and Charles
Corson Matchett was the best man,
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Ir>g PEACu, 7 ! 1uue ~ .TuNr
NcIdcIhach 60 wears old. wro ,"rora to
retired y tcw years ,rp conducted a chair
~ ~restaurauts " ard about N"w YorA
dicd TODAY IN hs country HON" A. go
Jackson boulevard here In the winter
n. lived in Ef vcrsidr nrlN" Manhattan
Mr. ~IIe,delha,h ls survived ~ e widow
and ono dnuch'"r Mrs Frank ' Ras-
coN,r q Sew York
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SHACKLETON SEEKS NEW SHIP
can't Get %Argcntinc Vessel Z" Res
cue antarctic Party.

NVf'TTT FVVTf 'FNVTTTT TT |""
BrENos AYREs. June 21.-lLout. sir
Ernest ShaCkleton telcgraphed 20 the
Argentine Government asking that the
Argentine sloop OF war, Uruguay, viii n
rescued the Swedish expedition IN 1908.
be sent to Elephant Island TO rescue the
members Of his party left there. The Ar-
gcntine Admiralty has replied. saying
that this j. impossible, as the Cruguay
is ROW r~Ntccable.
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NEW LoNpoN. Conn, June 27-Th.
steam yachts fcdalma, BOSTON yach'
club ard "a" WcuOuah, Wn!tor
G,,cme I.add, Sew r"rk Yacht 'iul,
and tho schooner yachts ~lroli'a. T. "
ozark. New York Yacht club. and M
Wcnonah Rhode Isiaud Yacht club
have arrived Tho schooner yacht ka
rina Theodore T.. Burgess, New Tori
Yacht Club. has sailed
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Mo"r~I AIR. y T., June 27-Whilo
waiting for a trolley ca 10 take nor To
q funeral here this afternoon Mrs. Sarah
LorsCh, 81 years old, was stricken with
n cerebral hrmorrhage and died within
4 few minutes The body WAS taken TO
the home of her son-in law. ! II Cash
man, In Cloverhlll place.
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PORT JERvis. y. Y. June 27.-Miss
Katherine a. Pershacker. daughter Of
MI. and Mrs, Jacob Persbacker Of CALI
coon. y. V. was married AZ the home II
her parents on Monday to the Rev.
Charles W. Mcclure. a Methodist clergy
man Of Stevensvillc, n. Y. the Rev.
Robert Gardiner OF Callicoon officiating
Miss lola Moor Of ~Binghamton. cousin
Of the bride. was bridesmaid and Charles
H.. Turner, Y. NJ G. A. general secre-
,ary of Port Jervis. was best man.
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=. 'ou''g II the Var Fast Gardens
, 900 H1'Iupr umrcr restaurant II
Of 'hc Vanderbilt Ho'el over
, Park avenue vii take place
~ Tho .trd"us viii be mucl
~ H"vain,n foI = hotel hoinI
Chinese n the matter o
'~''7' rng -erVice and cooking Dur
rs y evening there will he dancing
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CLEVELAND. June 27-Troop A, First
Ohio Cavalry. 100 strong to-day a.
tended TIVE wedding - Miss jeanette
Dodge. daughter Of Nj. and Mrs. sam
u.l y. Dodge. 10 John y. Garfield,
grandson of President Garfield, and a
member Of the squadron. The ceremony
was performed in Trinity Cathedral.
Bishop Charles Williams " Michigan
and Dean Alnon y. Abbot, officiating,
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The Argentine sloop-of-wdr Uruguay
was sent into Weddell Sea IN 1903 aId
10y a brilliant exploit rescued the mem
bcis of he party led by pr. otto Nor
den~klold. nephew of the d~lScoVerer OF
the Northeast Passage. before the rcli'i
expedition sent from sweden had time
20 make tho journey The expedition. ~
the steamship Antarctic, penetrated tn"
ice pack In Wcddell Sea and spent a..
second winter on snow I'M Island. but
the ship VAS lost In the ice whll" on
her way 80 take them off
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EducntiOn Leaders VcapOnd.

nurand " Springer. secretary Of the
National Educational Association, has
received Al, his Office in the NCAlpin
Hotel letters from fifteen former pr"s!-
dents of the association saying they VIII
attend the ffty-fourth annual session 10
be held in this city July | to 8.
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EAST OE,NGE. y. J., June 27-M!ss
Nellie Back. daughter Of Mrs. Albert
Back Of Is North Arlington avenue and
Emil ofner were married lhS' nish' IN
Inc brides home by tho Rev. Or. Moses
+ Cries Of Cleveland, an uncle Of the
bride,
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Nrs. Eliza beth ". NanIcy.

N~oNrrLArR. y Y, juno 27.-Mrs.
Elizabeth ReNrkman Manlcy, IS wears
old. widow ~ Dean Z. Manlev. died last
night a. the home Of her son, Thomas r.
Manley. III Park street. Mrs. Manley
had been an invalid for several years.
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Victor Christian william c~avcndish,
ninth Duke Of Deyoushire, is * years
old and succeeded to the title in 1908
on the death Of his uncle.
lie owns approximately $4,000 acres
~ land and mines in Lancashire ana
Derbyshire lie has served IN the House
Of Commons and was Treasurer OF the
Kings Household from 1901 to 1913.
Later he became Financial Secretary or
the Treasury. He has been Lord Lieu
tenant of Derbyshirc and President oil
the Territorial Forces.
The Duke IL the owner uf very Nalu-
able art collections. He is a member
Of Brooks, the Marlborough ana Turf
clubs.
HIS wife. whom he married IN NV,
was formerly Lady Evelyn F~ttzinaurlce'
daughter If the Marquis of 1.ansdowne'
They have two sons and i've daughters.
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X SERVICE.

fHApAiAN Victor I'm.
manuel, Of the american Flying
Corps. killed In action At Ncrdun
on June - son Of John Law
Chapman and the late Minna
TIN utu, 'halmau /
memorial service VII I've hold
~ TrnitN church New NOrk
on FRIDAY June 30. At 10 4. NJ.
Ru,ton papers please copy,
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DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE
WILL GOVERN CANADA
Successor Of the Duke Of Con.
naught Has Headed
TprritOrialse

~1o>roN. June 27.-The official press
of Devonshire will succeed the Duke
of C%onnaught az Goyernor-Gcneral of
Canada.
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Cgin idllpicriacr 1y0Il.

Der 9lcqcr sSoicpb 6. 0irou bon
9}r. 22t, Carlton .StraBc, ongeihul'
6iat, am Sonutog Spirituoien Der.
fouit 5u 6oben uuroc gcltern IN Der
iiioweitlidleu 9oli5eiitotion BON &ih'
tcr SAirnt prompt itraiirci cntlol
ieL noh0em Sergeant 6ronf Shun
3uacqebcn botte, ooB cr Dem y}eeer
nit Ginborcu Der 93oic georobt botte,
foIs CT nid1t IN oicicm oocr ienenl
Sinnc bel Dem &erbor nlsid9cn mir
Sc. 3iuci peiterc glcacr ionic cine
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BON Der Eoli3ci oui Diron'S Blos
imtcrronuncncn @o55io nit perboIs
tet luorocn naren iprroen ebcntolls
eutIoilen. Hidter Shirm erfl1rte,
er tonne 91iemonocn oui Gin inter
iolcbeu llmltdnoeu erlongtes ylote'
rial bin pcrurtbeiIen.
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0cntidIcs sGcutcr.

gSer 3eugc elmer groBen oeiltihen
Concentration iein min, Der beiu1e
moracn g(beno Die oeutiHe @orItel
nng in 9llbougbs Ebeoter, III lueI.
der oos aricgsitiid nDos ShloB III
9Solen0 3ur gluffiibrlng geIonei.
9os gou5c 0cutidtbum 9oItimore'S
miro iih an oieieni 9l6enO ein &en.
oe3.Dous gcbel 10 piel 1T aus oen
llmfang oes GorOerfauis fir oicic
ann 9eitcu oes 0eiitid.0iterreidi
incn &otbcl areidcs pcronitoltetc
&oritclluns 81 erieben.
Sr. S}u0olf gomont6 9teb6oh, III.
fer cinbcinlii6cr 0idter, @erioiicr
Scr ,.0elti6en ariegsseoidte" bat
fiir Die &oritellune eincn |rolog &C.
Idrie6en, sen Sr. Otto @en5ing 3itnt
@ortrog bringen miro
IS lin0 nod menn oid menl9e
Cite in allen @rciSlagcn III glls
bouebs @iGctbureoit 9fr. 2, pit
6opettc Strobe, 5u 6aben.
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@rfnnnten iidl idlnIbin.

gtcm 9orf II. San. -G0poro
@cbcr. paul SHmiot N}ar Sneaer
mio @iharo @oblbera. welHc iih
Dor Dem Slmocsaeridlte unter ser
9cidnIoiaiiug scr @crlesung Scr
S'uu0eS 3olIgeiebc ulocm iic unacb.
lid periudbt battciI Gontrcboioa
C8nnni nod Geutihlouo su ienoen
5it perantportcu bdtten 6cfountcn
iid idnloin mo lulrocu 0urn Slid.
ter Glooton lpic folgt bcItrait: Soc,
ger. Der als 9Iufiibrcr uno leitenOer
Sciit Der o9'erid)uorung" betrod)trt
luuroc, mnB cine @troie bon $500
Sohlcn @eber lmo 5dmiot ic $3.50
uno Moblbera $i00 Ter niitanac
tln9ten @uopltlc Slgcntiw uir0e ei.
ne @eloiiraic BON $50 oifcrIeot,
mdbrcuo lSron glmtie EcfferS, Sic
ebeufollS 5ll ben n@eridiuorern oc.
b0rte, nidt Dor @crid5t crideiucn
tonnte, ga lie iehr leioenO lit Mar
Sacecr Gin 9ruoer cIncS @onfbcnuis
ten IN Berlin ioll aneeblid' ini 9Illis
TRACE oeIien noh gImerito aeEolnmcn
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8nn bes spSes.

@err Conrad SiibIe, ooS GIteite @dt-
gIieo oeS r@ermania Surnper.
Gins, pom SoOc obbcrricn.
@irO Conucritae 81 @robc &C.
trogen. 5rou Mareoretb
S6worbbaupt, Die OaS SSoiien-
baus griinOcn bali, pirO morgeu
beitattet.
SIN 9tlter Dou 80 Sobreu itarb &c.
iteru in Der @obmmg ieiuer Eodter,
6rau 9. s. RbeIan, gtr. 2504, Git.
6airmolmt 9lpeuue, Serr Conrad
giibIe, elmer Der befonuteiteu SdHei.
Ser pon Git9aItimore. Scrr Siible
mar etpa Dor bier @o9en in iciuer
@obnung oon Der Sreppe ecihir5t
mo bate iib eine @ebirneriHiitte.
rrmg 3ltge5ogen, Der Ct icBt crIegen
lit. ldr cine gSo6c Dor Dem GoOc
ueri1limmerte ii9 Scr 3uitouo oeS
Srn. SiibIc oerart, DAB er bettl0gc
rig uurOc.
Serr Siible mar in Sannooer,
Gciti6Iauo, oeborcn imo plroe BORT
cr5ogen. SSm Sabre 1868 traf er in
Baltimore nit Dem 5mciten Sdiifc
cin Oos III Soclit Eoint ans Geutib
lano oufom. Scrr SiibIc crgriif
bier 0os S6neioergeiperbe lmo be.
trieb Iangc Sabre AM Siio.@roaowap
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bier SSo6reu iebtc iid Scr riiiiiee
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9ceroigung finSct bonn Souie glr.
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itatt. Bon sen olten 9efonnten oeS
Srn. Sii6Ic, nit ocucn cr III iriibc.
reu NSobren fait tdglih nod Der
Gurubaac fam. lc6t uid)t elm ein8igcr
mebr.
@}nr0orctb 81. 2 HlUorb
baupt.
9Ilif ocm Sou0onEor 5ricoboie
ipirO morsrn glodmittag 2 llbr oic
lterblihe piac Don 5rou N}argaretb
81. S6porsbaipt sur lebteu 8ube
sclcgt lper0cl Die @eritorbcnc, sic
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timoreitroBc, al ocn 6ol9en bon
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BON Orci So6tcrn, 6rau Maraorctb
a06rid, Sri. aotie Shporebailpt
uno 6rou Charles @. 9otid BON
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orci 9riioer, oic 30. ,Sobu Src0crid
uno 9Siaiom @leier, nenn Gntel rno
ell ltreufcl.
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nserrapin.Glnbn.


Geriammllng ser gIftiondre 0es bic
iigen unabbdngigeu 9oiebalIi
Gibbs ouf oen q. Syonuor cinbe.
rlIfeu @oIIeu ibr @eI0 rettcn.
Gie 9Iftiondre Oes bieiaen ebcnos
ligen 9oicbaIl Clubs Ser 6eocraI.
2iga meroeu am q. Sanuar cine
SiBung baIten, nm S6rttte ann
Sduse ibrer SlItereiien 5u trefien.
Die 6eOeraI.2iea idloB fiir5lib 5rie.
ben init ben dltcren oraauiiirteH 81.
GER, bel Dem 8altimore's SyntereiieH
polIitdHoig ignorirt tuuroeu un0 Die
StaOt lpieoer Der SSuternationqIen
Siea 5ugetbeiIt plrOe. Tie geanten
oes Eerrapin.GIubs molleu nun Der.
iuhen, lueuigltens ciueH Ebeil ocS
&apitulS 81 retten, Oas oie etipa 600
9Iftiondre fir bic Sinau3ierilna ocS
Clubs III Dem @louben ge5cid)uet
batten Dab oie 6eoerol.2iga ocn
&f gegen oSreoniiirten goie.
ball" nidt 10 itnell ouigeben piiroe
un0 lie cine 8apitoloiilage mohten,
Oie in fllr5cn Sobrcn cine IobnenNc
iein lpiir0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18
llnc6rlid,c aieuitmaaO.

Inter ser glniduloiglmg, ongcbs
lid aIcioer I'M @ertbe bon SIC bon
grou Soicpbinc @oritee Ntr. 2504
ct. @oilitroBc, gcltoblcn 5u bobciL
muroe ecitern Die Siegerin Srene
Sodion pom Gihter lllrib IN Der
noroIihcn 9Solioeiitotion ocn @roR
geidporenen iibcripiclcn. Die yie
oerm muroc in ibrer @obmlng ylr-
3, GomclS(Ilep. pcrhoitet inO ion
Die &lei0cr geitoblcn 6obelL lpobreno
iia bel 6rou Soritec inn &ouic ols
0ienlimGohcn onqcltcllt mor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18
6iinf Sabre Sn6t6ans.

Siliom S. @1oieIep, ein gleeer
BON SporromS @oint, pur6e geitern
im Srcisgeriht 6u Eowion bon oen
9fidtcr 9lIlon Nlc2one 5i iiinf Sab,
ren 3udltbmis perurtbeilt. @r pur.
DC ibulOig beiiinoen einen moroeri.
id)cn 9Ingriff oiif Den @oli5iiten So.
iepb Seb nou 9oItinore.G .Gointp I'M
ternonnen 6ii boben. Gr ieuerte
mlf Oen NoIi1ilten filnf SNiiiic ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18
NdnitreI.guriteIInnn MnO 9ans.

S6re olljGbrlidc @tinitrel GoritcI'
lung nit onibliicbeuoem Son8 miro
Sic .,2ofoDettc.2o9e Scr. 20" ocs
,Sbiclo Of &onor" ON 0onncritag
oicler @obc, I'M 8 llbr 9lbcnos be
Qinneno, in 9orrp's Noae an Der
@cIt.9oItimoreitroBc obboItcn Gen
S6eilnebmern iteben in ieoer Sinlitt
Id6nc rno genubreihe 6hlnOen be.
Dor. Gas Arrangements Gonlitc
iett iib aus oen naditebeuOen pier
&erren 5uiommcn: N.6reO. Sbomos,
&oriiber; u. airidenboier, 3. ".
@corge imo Sront Sieman. Siib.
ld5c Soupcnire meroen an Die 9ciu-
der ser @eronitoltung 5ur Gertbei.
luna qelongen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18
Ser iyaa OOn 9sracmSsI.

Snterehonte, oltbentiide 9riegsbiI-
ser. init @cuebmisuns oes
oitcrreicbiiben @encrdIitobes ouf
aclygQmeu. 9erOcu bon Don
ueritoa bissonitag in gGIbougb's
ge5eigt.
@in9riegsfilm bon iolder geidi6t-
Iibeu 9eOeuhng pie Scr SoIl BON
9r3enlpsl4 lit bisber bier nod nidt
ge5eigt poroen. Sier bauoeIt es itb
nGmIi6 uidt lmt elm pirres 0ur9-
chamber pon 9iloern iouOern mebr
I'M cine @oriteaung Ser Greignille
in ibrer Heibenfolge, BON Der 8or-
potbeniblu6t bis sur enOgiiItigen
gSieOererobeulng Ger gaIi5iideh Sc
flung.
0ic eroBen NdIben uno Seioen
Der Eruppen ouf Ocm Ntori6e, in
sen ShiibenqrGbcn umo llnteriton'
Oen meroen bier Oorgefiibrt. @lan
begreift, ooB es feine llebertreibung
it, penn Oie 3eihngen bon gerooe
iibermenidliden glnitrcngIngen be-
ridteteu 9luh bringt oic aouero
Oen 3uIdouer Oireft in ben Sdnlpt
bireiil iinlnittclbor in Die 6euer
Iinic. W3on fam Oelttli6 erfernch
mic fid Scr @6otoeropb an perid)ie.
Oenen Stellen elmer groBcn @eiobr
ouSgciett bat, mondmol in nod bos
berem @rooe ais Die SolOoten. Dor
9mcnt lit oies Der SAL bei'm letten
Shlrn auf Den Stootpoa.
glotiirIi6 mcroen oen 3uldoucrr
Bel oicicn @rcigniiic in eritcr 2inie
oiterreidiibe mo ungoriihe Srup-
penperbdnoe begegnen miiiien. Sll'
lcin man iiebt oo6 aud cine &eibc
BON .rcihsoellti6cn" SoIootenbih
bern in oieicm Slim. Gie erbobene
@erbrii0ering Der beioen 9ieihe mar
5ur 3eit Ger &orpatbenfdnpfe lHon
cine 10 cugc in0 ielblmerltonoli6e,
bob Der 9eridteritotter iic 9ar Wdt
mcbr eincr beionOeren 9clnerfln9
piiroigt.
Ser 9cidoucr ocs 5ilms lieIt Die
llntertitcl uno crwortet Oonod nit.
lnter ouf ocin ndditcn Siloe oiters
rcidii6.lmeoriide Eruppcn bel Dem
@erfc 5u ieben; bod ltatt i4rer ers
ideiueu pIosIid Ole 6reunoe in
6clogrou. llno iumgefebrt ooer Der.
miid6t.
0icie 9ilOer iperOen ON 0onners
itog, 5reitog unO Sonitag ~ nur
orci Gage in 9llbateb's Ebeoter &c.
Beiqt. 9llleS gidberc iagt 0ie gln5eigc
I'M eDeutihcn Gorreiponoenteu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-18
0enrr.@rnnO.

Gin 9rono, Scr geitcrn fitr5 nad)
10 llbr N2ittaqS in Dem Geller bon
&cnru @uib, 9ar. 1902, 2iabtitraBc,
ousbraH, fonute bon 9SoIi5iit Solepb
N1c2algblin eeI0idlt ucroen ebc Die
Seucrmcbr ali Srt iino StcIlc er'
ibicn. @co. &omcII bon 9lr. 1920.
2iebtitraBc, lab Den aus ben 3eIler
icnitcrn orineenocn Houh mo olor
nitric oic iSelerluehr.