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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21
Twins Show,

Fred Twins big show, the two-act
musical comedy Hotel De Bunk" will
be next weeks attraction at the Gayety
Theater. Hotel De Bunk" boasts of
a real plot and describes the troubles
Of a matrimonial bureau. Joe Burton,
as Senator Patrick Casey, heads the
cast. Others are Emmett Guilfoyle.
Hilda Berlin. Virginia Irwin. Jean
Leonard, Adele Anderson. Queenie
Happy. Harry Howe. Bessie Lewis. Will
liam Wainwright, Nat and Jim Navarro
and George Wong, with an attractive
chorus. The scenes. Ave In all. show
roof gardens and settings In Hawaii
and the orient. A spectacular acrobatic
act by the Naxarro troupe Is feature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21
pretty Baby"

Musical comedy lovers will have
Jimmie Hodges and Jean Tynes in the
big musical review. Pretty Baby" to
entertain them at Polls Theater next
week.
Pretty Baby" comes to Washington
after a long metropolitan run and Is
made up Of a new potpourri Of comedy
songs and dances interviewer with
many varied surprises. The musical
numbers are catchy and tuneful. and
there will be an augmented orchestra
and "a real Broadway beauty chorus"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21
Grainger.Heinrich February 2.

Percy Granger. the young Australian
| composer-pianist, and Julia Heinrich,
soprano. will be the artists in the
seventh concert Of the Ten Star
Series at the New National Theater
Friday afternoon. February 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21
In the Spotlight.

Thomas J. Keogh is appearing in
Pat"
1.-THE Love Mill" musical farce by
Earl Carroll. will be produced early
next month.
new musical comedy by Frank
Stammers and Harold Orlob. called
Some Girl" is shortly to be produced
Willis P. Sweatnam has been en-
gagged for "A Niger in the Woodpile,
to be produced by Corey & Ritter.
The first week in February the New
National Theater will offer the spec
tacular production Ben Hur."
nent role in Oliver Morosco's production
of The Fugitive
Charlotte Walker is to appear under
the management of A. H Woods in a
comedy by her husband, Eugene
Walker.
the principal male role in Paul Potter
new drama in which Blanche Bates will
be seen shortly.
Harrison Grey Fiske will produce a
three-act drama by Harris Dickson
and also "a Night at an Inn." by Lord
Dusany, the ier-dramatist.
Hans and Fritz" the famous cartoon
characters, have been set up in n
musical play which is underlined for
production at Polls Theater. y
Ruth Chatterton and her associates
celebrated the one-hundredth perform
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21
John Mccormack February 9.

John Mccormack, the Irish tenor, will
be heard in recital Friday afternoon.
February 9, at 4:S0 o'clock. in Polls
Theater. The sale Of seats will open at
Droop's. 13th and streets. Wednesday
morning at 9 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

MONG the strange fears that
proceed from the agitated popu-
lar mind is the notion that NOV
ing pictures are likely to sup
plant the legitimate stage. This.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

wedding except for the humorous lines
throughout the play. General dancing
will follow at o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21
Leginska February 8.

Leginska. the young English pianist,
whose appearance here earlier in the
season created a sensation, will be
heard in recital at the New National
the afternoon of February 9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

An Interesting ReuniOn.-The pres
ence in this city during the past week
Of the actor manager. James X Hack
cit. who came down to see the opening
performance of William Gillette's new
play, and the announcement OF the re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

Willis P. Sweatnam has been en-.
gagged for "A Niger in the Woodpile,'
to be produced by Corey & Ritter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

Hans and Fritz the famous cartoon
characters. have been set up in n
musical play which is underlined for
production at Polls Theater. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

Ruth Chatterton and her associates
celebrated the one-hundredth perform
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

Alexander Onslow left the cast Of
| The Merry Wives of Windsor" last
| week in New York to assume the role
created by Shelley Hull in THE Cinder-
| ella Man in a road company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

Harrison Grey Fiske will produce a
three-act drama by Harris Dickson
and also "a Night at an Inn." by Lord
Dusany, the soldier dramatist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

Thomas ]. Keogh is appearing in
the leading comedy role of Princess
Pat"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

Wilton Lackaye has been engaged for
the principal male role in Paul Potter s
new drama, in which Blanche Bates will
be seen shortly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

When "Davy Crockett" Is revived br
the Drama League in New York in
it's production of famous America n
plays. Lester Lonergan will play the
title role.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

The first week in February the New
National Theater will offer the spec
tacular production Ben Hur."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

Emily Stevens will appear in promi-
nent role in Oliver Morosco's production
of The Fugitive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

Charlotte Walker is to appear under
the management of A. H. Woods in 8
comedy by her husband, Eugene
Walker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

The Educational Dramatic League OF
New York. of which Mrs August Bel
mont. formerly Eleanor Robson. 10
president, is to interest itself IN anna
tcur theatricals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

A new musical comedy by Frank
Stammers and Harold Orlob. called
Some Girl" is shortly to be produced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

Rose Melville will come TO Poli's IN
a big production of isis Hopkins'- in
the near future. IL has been three
years since Miss Melville last appeared
In Washington in her famous role.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

Klaw & Erlanger have arranged with
Edgar MacGregor to produce a farce by
Max MARGIN. entitled Here Comes the
Bride" McGregor, who has controlled
the rights for some time, will stage the
play. the first performance being due
next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

Edwin Childs Carpenter, author ~
THE Cinderella Man." has completed a,
new play which he calls The Way
Home" It is intended for production
next season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

William Ricciardi. who plays the
Italian conductor in THE Great Low
err" contemplates establishing italian
theaters in New York, Chicago, Phila-
delphia and possibly Boston, to give
Italian drama. ksH Ha.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

Edith Wynne Matthison will appear
next month in The Rib Of Man." .
new play by her husband. Charles Ram
Kennedy. author of Tho Servant IN the
House" and other plays
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

James X. Hackett has volunteered to
act Arnold Days role in THE Master.
now running in New York. until the
latter is we'll enough TO resume play
ing. The object is to keep alive public
interest in the drama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21
MARIE OORO
tnlOST AND WON"
(PicturoS COLUMBIA

titude Of sins by style. Forget the
book and dramatic it's spirit.
when peace has settled some one will
write a play that will be the largest
and truest expression of the genius of
the American people. the people of the
United States, 1 mean. But 1t will not
be play that will express the people
OF today. We are changing rapidly in
our standards. our ideals. our charac-
tiers. We are reconstructing, reform
Ing In every phase of life-the prisons
schools, institutions, public and pr-
vate charity, the condition Of municipal
and rural association, finance. the state
the home-but always and everywhere
with view to social justice, equity.
charity and the larger life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

1.-THE Love Mill a musical farce by
Earl Carroll, will be produced early
next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

The California Boys Band is on its
way to Cuba, intending by spring to he
back home in Frisco, organizing for
another world tour Maj. Peixotto
and the youngsters We're delighted
with their greeting in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

In February Keith's promises Ma,
Goodwin, Houdini. Jimmie Carson and
company. of Red Heads fame: Milo.
Brice and King. Eva Tanguay and
others as popular and noteworthy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

'Playthings." produced by Henry ".
Savage. has been taken TO New York
for some necessary changes prior 20
It's presentation in that city. Paul
Gordon has the leading role.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

Lew Fields made his debut recently
| in legitimate drama in n comedy by
Frank Mandel called Bosom Friends |"
The production was made At Albany
and II goes to Chicago for q run.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

Sir Herbert Tree has purchased the
English rights OF '"rhe Great Lover"
and will play tho leading role OF Jean
Paurel, the grand opera star. when the
play is presented In London
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

Louise Dresser, who has been playing
the leading part in Have a Heart" ever
since Grace Field quit. is compelled TO
resign on account of long contract
she made to start over the Orpheum Cir
cult the latter part Of this mornth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

William Collier gave his 15oth per-
Torrance of Nothing But the Truth
in New York last Friday night Since
the first performance in September the
only change in the cast has been the
substitution of Claree Clarke for Vivian
VESSEL in the role of the chorus girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-21

Mabel McCane has signed 4 contract
with 4. II. Woods to appear in The
| Girl from Ciro's," an operetta i'm three
acts by Pierre Weber and Maurice
Soulle. with music by Joseph Szule.
which goes into rehearsal this week.
This is Woods old piece. The Girl
From Aiaxim's.' rewritten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
9cntIdcr Sffisier ais Spiun Der.
haftet.

. an 6ronctsco 0, 16. gluguIt
Sientenont 5ur See Srping s.
Sbneioer bon Der oeutiden 6lotte
mlroe anf eiuen bonn @rdiioenten
ollseeIteatcn Gerboitsbefebl bin bier
Dor Orei Sogen ais Spion nerboftst,
lpie Seomte Oes Sui5oeportements
1ellte onfiinoigten. Gortcn uuo Ea-
plere, nnge6li9 crimineller gotur,
mllroen in ieinem Seiis gefunoeu.
3llanmen nit SdnciOer wurOe
S9eooore aaiineer, Elm frii6erer gln-
9ellellter zines @oarenbouies, Oer-
galtet, Der onoeidulOigt lit, S6nei.
Der bel erlanguns miIitGriider Sa-
FORMATION geboIfen 5u 6a6en Die
an9el9uloigten tuerOen o6ne 8iirg-
lbott ieltge5aIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17

Samuel 6. Sonforo bon 9Ir. t29,
0it@cii-StroBe, iboB iid oeitern
in einem 9oocn an ser Sorriiou-
StraBc cine augel in oeu aopf
@or ougeublidlib toOt =
arantbeit ouoeuicbciuIid Oa5
Mlotip.
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Sit-gSeit-StraBe, IdboB iid geIteru
glohnlittog in Dem 2ooen BON 6rou
9cliie @oloitein, Ger. 10-t2, &orri.
ionsStroBe, cine auoel in Oeu aopf
Die Ieinen oueen6IidIi1cn 500 ber-
6eifii5rte. Oiiemano lpuBtc, per scr
Wlann por, iucSbolb Die Eoli5ei ben
Seicbnom no6 Ser Niorgue ionOte.
Sin 9ieife oes 2ebensnliiOen ioentifi-
5irte geltern 9l6eno Oonn oen 2eid)-
man, Sonioro lit berbeirotbet un9
ioll ieit lGn0erer 3eit frdnfIid geme-
len iein, iuos i'm oni6einenO 5u Der
Gbot beronloBte.
@endB Den 9lngo6en bon 6rlu
@oloitein 6etrot SonforO ben 2aoen,
Inn einen Nepoloer 5u fallfen. @r ia6
iib einen 0teoolocr Elm poor Nlinu.
ten an, oerlangte Damn cine S6o1-
tel &otronen uto 6e5o6lte g9db-
reno 6rou @oloitein nod Dem @iit-
tel5immer eing, itedte SnnforO cine
&ugel in Oie Boffe ino ieuerte.
9lhgiterfiiGt Orebte ii6 6rau @olO.
itein nm. sic Iab, lpie SaniorO ou
9oOen itiir5te, &oIi3iit Cooper mar
gang in Der 9i6be. @r batte ben
S6uB geb0rt uno Ianote oen 9e.
muBtloien in Der glm6nlon5 oeS mitt-
lereu GiItrifts nod Dem Wlercp-So-
ipitol Die 9(er5tc erfldrten a6er,
OoB ole ShuBlprn9e Sonfor0's EoO
algcnblidHd Dcrltriadt bntte Die
Foli5ei ltcllte ipdter felt, Dab Der &c
bcnsmiioc in 5luci onoeren S6Oen an
Der Sorriion-StruBe eerpelen, mar,
Inn einen 0lepolOer 81 falifen. Die
SaOenbeiiber benerften o6er, oaB
SuuforO lebr nerD0s par unO wei-
gertcn Iicb, i6m einen Oieoolber 81
Derfaltfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
Qeidlnam oefnnOen.

Ger 2ei6nam oeS am Nlittmod
9lodmittag i'm N3i0ole &ipcr uabe
&rice's Gooe ertruntenen StraBer
ba6n.Gououftcurs 2cipiS @il6elm
bon g5r. 1923, gtoro.NiontforO 9lue.,
iuir0e 9eitern N}oracn gegen 10 llbr
BON oen &oli5iiten SSod)ter itno
$1,000 bon oer Canton @oli5eiitation
uno Sug6cs BON Der iiioliben Foli.
8eiitotiou oufeeiunoen. Coroner S
@. @reen BON @li0ole 9iiper Station
bielt einen Sndueit al, uno bic SurD
folte ein ouf oui 500 ourb 5ilfdlli.
ees Grtrnlfen loiten0es llrtbeil. Der
2cidnum wuroe iooaun nod oer
Mobmmg oeS &eritorbenen geIanot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17

Cffisiers. gefSrbernnacn.

Mofbin9ton 16. 9tltauIt.
Sn einem beute 9l6eno Oerofientli6-
ten 8efeblc oeS ariegsOeportements
wuroen 80 @eneral-Maiore erndnnt,
melAe OoS Commando ii6er Die Sea
tionol 9(rmee 0ipiiionen uno Die
StaotS-MiIi5en iiberue6men werOcn.
9luf Der 2iite linO alle ietigen Ge-
pdrtementS-@ommonoeure, einihlieB-
lid oes @enerol- l-Majors 2eonaro
@ooO, mel6e fir 0ienIt i'm &riege
obommanoirt purOeu.
@eneral-Maior 2eonor0 Moo0 lit
bonn iiiO0itliben 0eportement ols
Gomnonocur Ser 80. 1ioiiion nod
Sort 9iileD Oeriebt tporOen. n
Moiore uno O6erit-&iciitcnonts OeS
iiioliden 0eportcments linO 5u Sber-
item beioroert poroen.
Ole in BEN llebltngslogern ausgc'
bilOeten Ofii5iere iinO 5iim 30.
9(ueuit gum 0ienite beorOert porOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
gIns ben Oentldlcn @ereincm.


n9lrion'S" Gor6ereitlineen fir grfur.
lion olf Ionpfer rGrcomIdnO"
beenoigt. DMo5ort Ml6nner.
dor trifft 8orbercitimgen fir
@linitrel Goritclllng. n9ie-
loOie" orbeitct am @inter-ErO.
gromm.
Ger @eiangpercin oglrion" Oerons
itoltete am Mittwo1 Sl6eno olf iei-
nem Yorfc an Der @ilfens.9lpenue
Elm out6eiubtes &oicnfcit, nodocnl
CT Die lueitercu Arrangements fir Die
groBe 0ompfer-@rfiiriion ouf Dem
,Creanllono~ am 90. September &c.
troffen botte. @corge Silling, scr
&oriiber 0cs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
beridbtete, ooB oem 8orperfouf Scr
6abrfnrteu nod 81 idliebcn, Die Gr.
fllriion nod erfoIgreider iperOen
wiiroe, ais Die Oes lesten So6res, Bel
Der Der eroBe Canpfer beinobe bis
5um lesten Elobe beiest mar.
nM o5ort 0f6nner6or."
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dors~ perIommelten iid geIiera
9lbeno in @uIdnonn's SoIlc, gde
Gurbom- un0 %rott. StraBe, unO
iongen unter Der 2eitimg Ocs Giri-
genten @eorge @oeblmonn mebrere
neue Gbore. arrangements ipurosn
in Ser @eib6itsiisuna inter Dem
@oriise oes Serrn gilbert 81. Go9ge
getroffen fir Die Miinitrel- -GoritcI.
lung, sic i'm 2oufe Der @interioiion
bonn @ereine a6ge6olten perOen ioll.
Die WiinItrel- -GorItellungen oeS Ser.
ems erfreliten ii6 bisber Itets eineS
eitten geiubes, unO eripartet man
ooB oud) oieies Sobr Ser 9ciud
nidts 5u luiiniben iibrig Ioiien tuiro.
@eiongberein yM elo Die"
Inter ser 9eitilng 6cS Yrof 9aro-
Ius Iongen geitcrn 9Ibeuo Die Singer
oes obigen Gereins tiihtie sur Gorbc-
rcitung fir Die nddite Seltlihfeit,
mel1e Ser @erein o6balten miro.
9lu9 ipuroe nit Der 9lusar6eitung
6es glusar6citung oes @iuter.Erc.
gramms 6egonnen. Ger 8erein miro
inn 2ollie Oes @inters 5wei leiner 70
popuIGren Observation-Disclosures inns
Gon5erte o6bolteu 9Iub Elm Niosfen-
ball lit in gGusiid)t eenonimcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
Der nOiOtGc arrus~ omt.

SIT Oos 9leieite ouf Oenl @ebiete Ser
Gomenfopi6eOedlngs aunIt. -
9Irnlitrong, Cater & So. bcgdn-
ncn nit Scr 9lusiteIlung ibrer
aluitcrbiitc fir Sic Serbit5oiion..
@ariier @lo0clle linO oud oui
Eager.
0ie 6irmo 9lrnitrone, Goter &
60, an ser Meit.8oltimore.StroBe,
bcgonn nit Scr 9lusiteIlilng ibrcr
Iomen.N3ooea .Siitc fir Die Serbit-
Soiion. Sn oen geidmodOoIl Oeto-
rirten g(uSIteGungs. .&Gumen beiinoen
Itb sur 3eit ungefdbr tonicuO Der
i6onlten Gomen-Siite, sic BON Dem
&u6Iifum beiidtiot mcrOen fouuen.
Tie 5ormen Ger Siite limo iebr oer-
idieOen. 9Iod) iorgfdltiger Sciihti.
glng fam Die geobodtmg eemodt
peroen, OoB Oie Siite BON groBem
ltmfong 10 fIoH aIs mogIib uno Die
fIeinen uno idmnlen 6ormen mog-
lidit bod gemaht tpnrOen.
gtmas gon5 nelies fir ole fommen.
Sc Soiion 1T ser o9fotbe areu5" -Sut
Gr lit BON gcidmodboaer, fIeincr
SSocon nit einem umliegenOen unO
bcrobbdngenOen Sdleicr. Borne am
Suite befinoet iid elm rotbes &reu5.
Scr &otbe Greu5-Sut miro nur in
Spei 6orben tueiB unO oiinfeIblou,
ongefertigt. Wiebrere GrcmpIore
puroen bereits perfduit.
@iuige Der neueren 6oconS erin-
nern an oie aopfbeoedineen ipelhe
bon Motrolen ser peribieOenen gto-
tiunen getrogen wcrOen. Ser a9ri-
ton Soilor"- -Sut miro ieoenfoIls bon
Oielen iungen NldOden ouScrtorcn
neroen.
9ns gluspub tpurOen ieiOene 9dn-
ser foit poIlitGnOig iueegelalien, oo
gegen fam on beinabe ie0em @rlt
cine @ortenber5ierung enfoedt per-
Sen. SGmmtlite Siite puroen 10
Ieid)t uno 10 peib pie moglib &C.
mobt. Ger Itets 9ut fleioenoe Sam.
met wuroe init ucnigen gluSnobmen
fir oie 6crbltnooellc ueriuanot.
@urpur unO piolct imo 6loit in Der.
ibicOenen Eonorten iinO Ole boltpt-
iG6li6en Sorben oeS SnmmetS.
1ie 6irmo bot oitb einige @oriicr
OlpOeIle ouf Eager, Die olISidlieBlid
nit Oimfelfarbigeu icioenen Stoiien
bergeItelt puroen. Gos Wiooea-2a.
ger pirO tGglib nit neuen 9roouften
bereihert Gle neueiten @ubwooren-
9topitGten iinO ebenfaas in grOBen
Snoutit6teu oui Eager.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17

&Gbreno er eeitern glodmittog
5pii1cn ein uno 5pei llbr i'm Bear
Greet nobc @olnnt @robe booete, er.
tront ser 35 Sobre olte SameS SSobn-
Iton bon 9lr. 3t3 Golt.9loe., SPAR.
rops %oint, i'm genr Greet, umO lein
2cihnam wuroc crit ipdt eeitern
gI6eno eehnocn, nahoent man NIT
Gnterbafen nod Deuielbeu geiubt
botte.
Solution beeob lidb eeItern Mor-
gen nit Soicpb g8. Meuibaw, aus
GiHmonO, 3d., Ser liH ouf geiu6
bel ibm aui6ielt, auf Sen 9iibfane,
ln0 9eeen elm llbr entidIoB CT lib,
Gin 9oO 5u nebmen. gr iprong aus
Dem @oote in ipclcbem lid Die 8ei-
oen beianOen in Oen 6luB uno
idwomm cine 3cit lang berum, ais
er ploslicb onibcinenO bon 9r6mpfcn
6efoIlen, oie 1dnoe aus Dem @ofer
Itredte uno lout INN Siilfe riei.
Wieliboiu oeriudte ibm nit Dem
9oote 6u SiiIie 81 fommen, bod ais
er nobe scr Steae onlangte, no
Sobniion nntcrianf, fonO er, ooB
iein 6rcunO nidt wieoer auftoucbte.
@r wartcte cine fur5e 3eit uno ruOer-
te Damn nad SparroiuS Hpint, no er
Ole @oli5ei BON Ganton benaHridbtie-
te. 9ladoem Ser 9eidnam geilmoen
porOen, purOe Oerielbe bon oen Set
6enbeItnttern 2illD & 3eiler, Ger.
400 Siio.@olie.StraBe, na6 oeren
@tobliiienent eebraHt. Solution
binterldBt ieine 6rot Gbriltine
SobnIton imo bier ainoer. @r mar
mebrcre Sabre lang in Sparrows
@oint ongeiteQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
9lus ben 9SOli5ciocridJtcn.

g[6robom 3elfoipit bon slnnapolis
berboftet. GrIonete ongcblid
g8ooreli unter foliGcn gorgaben.
Grei 0riide6erocr BON Den
@imoes.Moridoa sebrobt.
ebelidbe 8irren I'M Citations
bauie ulsgeglihen.
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Dem @eri9tSDerfqbren iibermiclen
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Der StroBenbabnoienIt in Gunios
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