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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

8ie eS sen eiu6elnenMe irt-
mer ipieOer 8uriid8icbt 8lt ieiner Sc
burtsitdttc. ipoitreue @hitteratgen an
ieiner giege padtc1, pie eS Die
Spr0bIiuge Scr nltcn @eidIedter
bin3ie6t no9 oen 1lteiten ingenum-
rontten Stolnniiben, 10 Iebt audi in
gan5en 80fern ein utbeitiuunteS
Sebnen no6 ser eflltieen l1rbeinat,
unO oit9 BEL Oeit robeihen 1ino filtiir-
orntlten gloturp0lfern StoBet mir nilf
poeIieOolle Sagen, aus Oenen Oieies
Sebnen uu6 Ger Grnng, Sen iiber
ibrer Serfunft Iiegenoen tS9leier Oil
liitten entgegenflingt.
ytibts onoeres ols Ser Drong nod
Sefrieoieung oieies irnbelpuBten lSeb'
mems lit es, penn Beute ltniere ipiilen-
1boftlide Sori6ungen 0as @ebeint-
nis, oos iiber ser Glteiten @eididte
unieres eigenen @olfes riibt 5u er-
9riinOer berrriibt lit, uno QDent Die
6roee nod Der &erfunft linO Nen
urlprunge Ger SSrOogermanen, ltnirer
olteiten @orfabren oie beroorrageuOi
1ten @eleBrten beI6dftigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

0os Iino sic beriibnlten 9luesbiirger
3tpetibenfuHen nod oeneit Der
golfsrmino Der @infohbeit balber Die
0otidibureer iino ibre SoIoaten be-
nennt).
$50 ieiO'r oenn ber2~ ihreit Der
itnaIolbli6e SroiBoie beriiber. 9fein,
tuie Die &erIe mir dlt oieient Ulalett'
oolnetih fomntenl
80 QGugsburel" Ioden iie.
,gi, ga ieio'r ia Dotidil Doiin
ieio'r ia Dreierl Ser Grait6oie 1T
oiiietIdbergniiet iiber feline Cut
0ediing.
,,gBo6er ipeiiht oenn ou oees2"
(Ssn boditen @rItninen).
,,Sa, no 9ees loft ii nit milie!
81 bin bod beim SpreneIernlcilter
S5er6i6t in Q[rbet e'itanOe, bintrum
cin Stern Ortntel~
.gi~, itbreit elmer i'm glugSbnrger
@raben uoqnn biidt ou las 6run-
oIesShodelel (Socdles). llno IL bin
0'r Mlibelc, iUeildt niumelS"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

oines cine ebrfiirdtige goritelliing
bon Dem r8eimarer SdriftiteQer.
8uno~ geben. 90 mag es 0ent erflGrs
lid iAeinen OaB eine gan5e gtnSo6l
bon 8ertrouensieIigen iib beronlaBt
fiiblteit Der nSmtpteeibdftsitele~ oie
"a Marf fir W}itglieoi9aft inO ole
10 Morf fir o@riifungsge-
biibren" neb1t oen ibriftIteIleriIben
9(rbeiteiL Die linen 8reile brineen
iollten, oltrb BoitonipeiIitnq einsu.
ien0en. 9qs y9oritono" ooer aild6 ais
,0ireftor~ 0eS Sdriftiteller@unoes
seidnete ein Serr iSrons bon ser
@rotb. l1nter oieient gtomen Der6iret
ftd6, nie man erf1brt, Elm e6emals IN
Berlin ouidiiiger SHriftIheller no-
mems aaiier (0er, neben6ei benlerft,
NIT benz in g8eimar onidiIigen bod.
oft6aren Sd)riftiteler @eorg &aiIer
rid)t sit berlpeAieln IT'D 9efogter
Qaiier itebt eeeenapGrtig in 9oIen ais
9lrmierltngsiolOet ulO bat ii9, luie
man bort, in Ser gan5en g[ngelegen.
belt, oeren iidl Die Ssriuinolpoli5ei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

OlonOfuItits. ser fir europa ihcn
fir Oie Steinperiooe belcg6ar III, i'm.
oct iih oub nod eili aaSgepr0eter
GierfuItus, Der iiberoa in Den gIei-
den 6ormeu un0 0cniclben 9crbips
0lingen nit beitimmten @ott6eitcn
iuicOerfebrt. Sier mr. Elm 9eiipicI iiir
piele: 0ie eelpiB iebr nicrfwiiroiec
SoriteIung BON Siribreitern, oenen
mir e6eniopobl III manden eilropois
ihcn Sogen. 10 in elmer Siiibedabliogc,
ipie nob sen 9erihteu scr 9llten aiidj
i'm inoiiben al,lhlrfreiie begcgnen
1no bon 0enen mir bilolihc @oritCl.
Iiineen id)on in ben friibncoliibildcn
Steinordbern bon 9llboo ontreiien.
glpd fir oieie goritellnngen oie
lpnbrideiuli9 MIR cine uraltc grin-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22
Sin Iitcrariidcr e@iuiuOeI.

Set iineefGbr einent Sabre 0inoen
bon @eintor aus gon8c @iinOel Don
Drltdiaden in oie g8clt, Oie Oeiltidpe,
olterreidiide unO ihluei6eriitbe
SdriftiteIler oOer lolde 2eute, Die ii1
10 nennen, aum Gintritt in ei1teit
D&eimorer S6riitlteQer-9rnO" uno
our 8eteilieung an einen 9SreisaltS-
l9rei6en einluoen, 0os 1000 D}art
ntr einen 9fomon imo fir elm 2ult'
lpiel nusieste. Ole 8egleitibreibelt
maren bon elmer feiten unO 0ciitlihen
SonO NIT nDdiner~ nomenS Oes
nSorltonoes~ unter5eihnet 9luffal-
leno mar oie afeiiie~ 9luflnoduns Der
belo9ten Grudiahen; uno ole am
Jfonoe init @e5eihnilngen iuie ogl6-
telling &~ ODER ,Briifunq8auS-
iduB~ ODER r3entraaeihmo" ooer
gSmtpt9eihdftsiteae~ beorudtcn 1tnO
beitenpelten @opiere fonnten BARN.
los bertrouenoen @entiitern aIler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22
rIyIEN ~

ibrer einiiigen Seimnt sic npnfibren
oiiatiIden unO insbeionoere ientiti-
i6en 91a1barn iibernonimaien 2uI-
tlrgiiter in lire 'neuen MnbnIibe nit
biniibernobmen. Q[Ile ienej <lhtrele-
mente: 8ie63udt uno 9lfferbuii, Die
&erontif uno ionitigen tcApiIten
&enntniiie, 6ie glinononlie uno Die
glnfGngc Scr geIigipn, nif 0eneirsii4
0aun i'm 2oufe oer Sabrtutien6enin.
iere beiitige &ultur oirfge6nit bot,
maren olio nob bieier 9lutfoiiltng
nidt cine eigene S6opfung, linirer
in0ogermanii1en @orfobren, Son6ern
erborgtes @ut, luio ielbit nunn, oIs
Oieie SnOogerninuen idou Idngit ii1
ouF europ1ii1eut 9o0en nieOergeloi-
fen botten, ioIte oieie ntotole" auI.
turobB1ngigfeit bonn Orient nod inl.
mer fort6eiteben. llniere tnOogermo-
niIGen gorfabreu1in0 oie aus ibnen
berDoroegongenen golferit1mnle ipa-
rem uno blieben e6en robe&8urbaren.
geiitesnrm lnO bar ieOer itbopferi.
i1en &raft.
g9ie gon5 onOers ipre1en iib bier.
fiber Die ar6dologii6en Sntio9en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22
0uriieIlnna sines Wfiihwcisns ans
Ocm altitciu3citliACn gbri Mese
(Spr0ugre).

9o0cn aleid)foaS ihon bis IN Die az
icrc Stciu}eit nadlwciien fonucn
gln6 Gllcoeni oiirfcn rutr ollo 0cihs
init GROCER @cltimmt0cit io1elL ooh
ous llriprngSIono unicrer inoogcr'
moniihen &oriobrcn nidt ollf oiIott.
ihent ionOcrn orf europdiihcm. mo
5mar in lester Sinie wclicuropuiihcn
9oocu 5n iucbcn IT. sIbcr niht nur
oic @einnt uuierco &oltco licei BIER
ionOcru cud uuicrc aulhr wuriclt
in 6cimiiCscn &o0cu 0o5 aItc ~cr
Gricnte llir" bot icinc @clt'ng pcr.
loren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

bereits ongenonrmen bat, nilitdrge-
ri9tlib ou beranttporteu. 0ie poitali-
i6en @ingGnge fir oen SbriftiteIer.
9uno, ole bisber elmer 8roi 8lora
S., angeblib DER gbefrou &aiierS,
auseeIiefert tuuroeit iinO, iomeit nod
erlongbar, bei6Iognabmt mor0en
Omit elmer nidt unerbebliden
Sumtme) uno fir oie 8iifltnft ee-
iperrt. go oiirfen oie Soren Die ii4
etlpn nod finoen iollten ~ Iie iperoen
nnh oen befannten Bort ia ni9t
aae binfort Dor SAaoen geii6ert
iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

Sunee 3eit bot man sic @iege Oes
tnoogermanii6en llrOolfes, aus Dem
neben oen berI6ieoenen europaiiAen
8weieen, Sen gernaniiden, fcltiltbcn.
itolii6en, grie6iI9en unO ilopii1eil
St6mnen nod cine &eibe aItotil1er
golferit1mine, sic 9lrneiier, Snoo-
Srenier uno pa6ri6einlib nod eini9e
onoere @olfer beroorgegonGen ltn0,
bmtpti6dIib wobl inter Dem @intlitB
oltbereebro9ter biblii1er glni1auilil-
gen in gliien geiu6t. mo aud beiite
nod bolten berihieOcne nantbaIte
BORDER, wie 90. @leier Il. a., an Oie-
lem Dogma ieit.
Bon gliieu olls follten Oain in per-
Doltnismdbig ipdter 3eit Die belltigen
ellropdiiden 8peige Der Snoogerina-
men in ibre na9naligen Sibe einge-
rlldt iein, inoem iie glei65eltig aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22
slltitsin1citlide observation-disclosures.

NllPOthdCultulC RlClullup l0NiuDNhNb
neruna an ole 0enilbllue oeS 9ienS
ais 9leitticr biloeu, fam olio ais llrl
iprun0Sldno mir ooS lpcitIidc europa
IN 5raee foinmcn
GoS oleibe Gilt oiid bon ocm
gauen Nflon5cn ocm Stein. in0
romcntlid geilfiIt, Scr itripriinqliM
iibcrod nit elmer mei6Iitcu 0jott6eit
uerfniipft imo in oieier Gcrbiuoms
cbcniolS ihon in oeu dltcitci Colmen
Eortuaals no6peisbor III.
giod intercTonter un0 pihtiecr liz
Der 6ei alien iuOogcrmoniibcu @0l'
fern mieocrfcbrcnOc lmo in 3oblloicr
@oIfSiagcn nod beute fortIebcnOe
Tdnonenfult, ser iid e6enio0S III
5o6lrcihen orA6ologiihen Eotiahcn
wioeripicaelt. Tic III oeu monnia-
fotbiten Wntben borfonmenocn pbau-
toiiiideii WliiMmeien aus Menih iuiO
Sicr ooer aus perichie0enen Gierfor-
men tonnen mir bon Sn0ien iino oen
INSTRUMENTATION Stotioucn 8er.
iiens peihuGrts 8uriidpcrfolaen bis
melt in ole bormpteniihcn 8erioOen
oes 1g1iihen allturfreiieS, ia per-
ein5elt ioeor nod bis in oic mittcl.
europ1iidc iiingere Stein5eit un0 Die
lpeiteiiropdiiHe dltcre Stcin5eit-
gbenIo sic gleidfoaS ourb oen 9on'
5en inooeuropdiihcr GolfertrelS
ourHqeben0en Saoen bon 5pflopi-
i6en @eien, BON @orgoneilbduptern.
bon Menihcn lno Eieren o1ne aopt
BON geibmGr5ten Wlenidfen nebrbrll-
Itigcn 6roucn. gefliigelten Shlor9en,
0reibeiniocn SunOen 3iegen uno on-
oern p6onioitiideu gSeien bic mir
fat aie ebeniomobl in Snoicn uno IN
frii66ron5ejeitlirbcn @rG6en @eriicns.
mic i'm doGiihen auItlrfreiie, IN nit.
tcleiiropGiiben Stotioncn oer iiluge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

rem Stein5cit uno ielbit nod perein-
5eIt in Der dItercn Stciu5eit uo@uei.
len f0nnen.
llno Damn nod bic iiberails merit.
miiroigen goriteluuecrL bic, luic idl
iriiber ec5eigt bottc, an poi1ologiidle
Geriuohiimgcn BON Wicbrlin0Shil.
Olmgen ontniipien Tie Mcniden uno
Siere nit Geroopplrne oOer @er-
bielfoltigin9 oes aopies ooer Der
@lieonoBer, Die iins in ben norOi-
idcn iino ilowiidleu So9en ilidli lpe'
niger enteeecrtrctciL iuie in Scr grie.
hiidbcn imo IN Der iraniiden 5ogen-
melt uno ole mir ouf eitrcp6ilhen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

Or W2i1clell 9eiliges arcil3 BON
9lnoe6s o'r Wlimclel4
gu SHadelc, ounn odriidt abcr
nit idieBe geee iuas, ueiiMt!~
ogloinoj Wlihcle, on ioait Oeiit
@rino boimtroee uuO il ali. @riiaB
@ott. Wlihelel~
u@riioB oib @ptt alt, Sdadclel~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22
Gtcn5eidc drftjcn anf @cIhebcnu S6ble
on Glas S'S5l Glrege

aus, 0ie uns belite 0anf elmer felt
bielen SSnbr5ebnten fortgeieeten imo
intmer feiner altSgebiloetel Spe1en-
forihrng in fat uniiberiebbnrer
5iiae borliegen. 2iidenlos l6Bt fidb
auf europGii1en @oOen bon oen err
iien geibiAtliden 8eiten sic aultur
Suriidperfolgen bis in oen @eginn ser
Glteiten gtbihnitte ser jiiugerenStein-
3eit, ltnO insbeion0ere ieben mir, OaB
in Den iiberrai9eno fult1trreiben ur-
gerinonii1en @ebieten, Dem beutigen
Sdlesmig-6oIItein, I1nemarf lrna
Sii6ifan0inaOien felt ienen frii9en
&erio0en 5lDar pie0erbolte, 0ltrcb Die
5ltne5nlenoe lle6ero0lferling ltn0 biel.
leiAt oiid geologiitbe GerGnoerlngen
bc0ingte Acknowledgment ltottgeflln-
Sen baben, 0aB nber ein Mehiel ser
geu0lferllne ieitOem 6u feiner Belt
eingetreten lit.
llno berfolgen mir on Ser Sano 6es
orHGologiiben iino ontbropolooiIhen
W1ateriolS Die @0lfer WeitteIeliropo8
nod peiter riidipdrts, 10 eelonaen
mir i1lieBli9 gum @eiten @ltropns,
MO eegen Ben SdluB Der 0iluoioI.
5eit oie bielgenannte, oen neoIitiifen
gepobnern WiitteIeuropas lino ma.
nentIi6 Den llrgermauen uno ibren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22
@eIprad OOn @raben 81 Girabcn.

@eorg 0ueri, Rriegs geridter.
itotter, ibreibt bon Ger gseItfrunt:
Sebt Sarf inan's ibon er5dblen es
1T me5r oIs elm Sobr Oarilbergegon-
gen.
9ie 9ritten @oDern Iagen 6Itli6
Der &inie 8ernD-8eIloD in oet @r6s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22
Sic SInsidrcituneen bes Barrier 80.
bells.

0ie @epoltt6tiofeiten oie ser 9o.
riier @obel BEL eeginn Oes arieaes
gegen Oeutide @eibdite in @oriS be.
ging batten Elm 9lohipiel Dor Dem
Rariler gIppcageriAt. Die @eielI.
ldoft 3Immer, Oie in &oris cine Pin.
6abl @irtSbduler beiibt pertrieb bis
sum @eginn Oes Rricges ouS Bier
einer gliirn6erger 9roucre 3wei
ibrer Sofale in Der Jfue glonoel mO
an G6ntcletplat murOen am 2. mo
2. 9higlht poaitdnoig ntSaepliinoert.
Gic c'eieaidqit bat anaeiicbtS oeS I'M.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

Gin omerifoniiNcr Sprohlorlchcr
bot feline miiBiac Set Oo3upcnuonot
in miibielioer glrbeit auS5utcdlncu
lpicpieI gSorter Elm Nienih pobl ia
leinen Scben iprid)t. Sos GygebniS
Dieier Stotiitif bebnilptct ooB Gin
Sdpeigiomer, mem ct 0oS 9lItcr bon
so SSabren crreidt bot, troe ieiuer &c.
ringer NiittcilianIteit nod immcr q.
men @crbr1ud) bon 35 W1llionsn
gSortcrli botte. mdbrenO Der normole
gur6ihnittsmcuih in oclem Sitter
circo cine W'iaaroe Norter aclpro.
den bot lno scr aicoieliac Is gag auf
Amei MaInidr0cn brinael t0IA N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22

aeniigenOcn 9Soli5ciitbubcs S6oocn.
criat perlau9t lmO ooS @ercbt BAT
lbr enOgiiItig Die Summe ooN $4,000
5rantcn 5uaeiproden popon 80 BRO.
sent ourd ocn Stoot unO 20 9Srojeut
onrd Die Staot %oris 5li 5n6lct fu0s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-22
2SOn e5enerararSt 2SirRe.

<t+tNNtttONtAtNJN NtPV""N'l"%N NJNfT
dcn aus SliplicM Qiufs) nnO ben
9ulmen bOn Turtnsal (rchts).
Heibe bon alpbo6eti0rmigen 8ciAen
uno Sni6riften in oen oltneolitil6en
Dolmen bon gllpoo in Bortugol mar
Oie Bride gelhlagen. Gem einerieits
ertpeiit iib niAt mlr Oie ean5e dlterc
0iegalitbfultur SponienS ltnO Hor'
tugals, Ser oieie Snibriiten ungebo.
rem, ais cine mebr ooer weniger oiref.
te 6ortietune Der oltIteiuSeitliHen
&uItur oeS @prenGengebietes, ion.
bern es IinO mid Die @r6auer Der al
teitet Steingrdber ailf OoS uaernGdItc
berponot nit sen Era9ern jener alt.
iteinSeitliben aultur, 8. B. nit Der
GroWlognonrniic. @ir iino Oober poq
berebtigt, in oen oItneolitbiihen por-
tueieliiAcn IS@riit5eibcn iuuiittels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-30
Marriage Licenses.


Marriage licenses have been issued to the fol,
lowing:
Thomas c. Johnson. I'd. OF Lynn, Mass. and
hat9arlne h. Gilbert of this city.
John j. Palmer and Estelle Lancaster
Henry \. Simmons of 0akton. Va. and Eliza
A.. Roberts Of this city.
Abraham Rubinstein and Dora Castle, both
Of Baltimore. Md.
Fred PURGE and Mary Goodlow. both OF Port
Sol Grossrnan Of Baltimore. Md. and Mollie
Wolf ~ this city.
Henry 9. thTistmaH IF Cbristianhurs, Va. and
lvn f.. Graham of Radford. Va.
Charles J. Rabbit Of Washington Grove, Nd.
and Amy j. hibbry 81 this city.
Howard Davis and Madeline SimIns.
Ciar"uc" T. Walker and Elsie L. Johnson.
Robert Hatcher and NiuUie Reynolds.
Alfred Davis Of Cleveland, ohio, and Lille L
Rochelle OF Higli Point. y. c.
Howard 7. Grinage and Naomi A. Minis.
Charles EritteHham Of Baltimore. Nd, and
Rosie Harris Of this CITY.
Charles T. '~nrrigun Of yaudcrken, Va, and
Ethel NJ. FerTnn Il this city.
Thomas T. Ftterhack and Lille Hudson. both
Of T%l"rn1an. Va.
William il. Mann. f-. Of Petersburg. Va.
and Olive Il. wilkins Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-30
ANOTHER GERMAN PLOT
COMES TO THE SURFACE
This Time It Is That Every Central
American Republic Was to Join
Union Fostered by Germany.

iv the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS. March 3o.-Iuforma-
ton was obtained here toda%, from
sources considered reliable. indicating
that Gen. Julian Irias, former presi-
dental candidate Of the liberal party
in Nicaragua. arrested late last night
by city detectives and federal agents
on "A nominal charge of being in the
United States illegally. really is being
held for investigation of his possible
connection with AN alleged conspiracy
Of magnitude. said to be backed by Ger
man influences in Latin America.
The alleged conspiracy. according to
certain well informed Latin Americans
here, had as its object the stimuli
tnncous overthrow of the government
of every Central American country. and
The formation Of a union of Central
american states fostered by German
influence.
Federal agents declined to confirm
or deny these reports. Gen. TTias came
to New Orleans several days ago.
Friends Of lrias said today that he
mad refused to participate in the al
IeSef German plans, and denied he was
involved in any revolutionary plots in
Central America.
= think the federal authorities have.
gotten hold of some old papers, one
of lrias' friends said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-30
CHILDREN IN DRAG HUNT.
Take Gallop of Four Miles After
Eighteen Hounds.

Children of members of the Hiding
AZ. Hunt Club enjoyed a drag hunt
Wednesday. taking a fiat Eallop OF
about four miles after eighteen hounds
This FIRST Chiidren's hum was voted a
big success and is to be repeated next
Wednesday afternoon and tn" follow
ing edueSday.
The hunt was started from the farm
of Andrew j. Cummings. east of Chevy
Chase. and wound up in the neirhhor-
hood of ~PinehurSt. job @. Evans,
master of the hounds of the Riding and
Hunt Club. was in charge.
Among the boys and girls who rode
were Misses Adelaide Wostenhotme,
Sidney Neale. Minnie Lee Jones. Maud
Preice, Mary Preston, Mary Tarbel and
Louise M~cLanahan and Messrs. Charles
Malborne, Reginald Williams. Alex
Preice, James Devereaux. John peyereauN
and Joseph DeNereauX
James VI. Murphy was huntsinan and
Joe DcvereauX and John Kelley We're
whips.
In the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Am
brose PreiCe, Miss Mary Dove. Mrs.
John o. Evan and Andrew J. Cum
mingS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-30

ended. and started to crawl in the end
of the hollow log.
oh" cried Peter. "Oh. you mustn't
90 in there. Bobby"
But Bobby didn't hear him and if he
did he didn't heed. He kept right on
and disappeared. 4 funny look crept
over Peters face and presently he be-
gan to chuckle. Il think I'll wait
awhile and see what happens said he.
Inside tina big. hollow log Bobby
found it very dry and warm and COM
Portable. There was a bed of dry
leaves there and it looked very invit-
ing. Now, ordinarily. Bobby would
have examined the inside of that log
very thoroughly before going to sleep.
but he was so tired and sleepy that he
didn't half look around He didn't go
to the farther end at all. He just drop
ped right down midway. curled up and
in no time at all was fast asleep. 1t
was a mistake. a very great mistake.
as Bobby was shortly to find out. Mean
while, outside sat Peter Rabbit. al
though il was already past time for
him 10 be home in the dear Old Brier
Patch.
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YOU BEEN
found your house gone and [ was afraid
YOU. What did happen and where have
YOU been?'
Now. tired and sleepy as he was, Sob
by had to stop and ak for Il few min
utes. You see. Peter was the first of
his friends Bobby had met to whom he
could tell all the wonderful things that
had happened to him, and he was fairly
aching to tell some one. So he sat
down and told Peter how his hollow
tree had been cut down and how his leg
had been broken. and how Farmer
Brown'S boy had taken him home and
fixed that leg so that Old Mother Ma
ture could make it as we'll and sound
as ever, and all about the wonderful
time he had had at Farmer Browns
house, and how Farmer Browns boy
had brought him back to the Green
Forest and set him free, and how he
had been fishing all night and now was
looking for a place to get u wink or
two of sleep.
Peters eyes had grown big and oun
with interest and wonder as he listen
ed. 1t was the first time he had known
Of any one having u broken leg to get
just as well and strong as ever. And
it was very exciting to think thai
Bobby Coon actually had lived right in
Farmer Browns house. 1t was almost
too much to believe all at once.
Now. if you'll excuse me. Peter. I'm
going to turn in for Il nap Bobby
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Y. M. c. A. to Entertain Y. w. C. A.

officers and members Of the Young
Womep's Christian Association are to
be guests Of the officers and members
ton Monday evening, in tle assembly
hali Of the V. VI. L. A. building. inn.
formal invitations being issued To mem
b"rS of each organization. Mrs. Evelyn
f1Irlcy Kane VIII ne the chief enter
tainer. With the and of several local
musicians, sh" will give the following
program: The GosSipS.' The Erl-
king twith musical themel. trav--
lOgue. Hitting the High Places on the
Highway OF Life: "Nandalay." "Guuga
Dhin'' and Danny Decver' with musical
fl eme1.
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President Authorizes Appointment.

The President has authorized the ap-
pointment of William j. Martin TO a
competitive position in the Treasury
Department. That action was taken
on the recommendation of the Score
tary of the Treasury. who stated that
Mr.. Martin has rendered very efficient
service for several years in an ex-
copied position as executive clerk, has
made an excellent record. has a grasp
of the many details and difficult prob
lens connected with the work of the
Office. has become peculiarly familiar
with the personnel and appointments
under the internal revenue laws. and
that the action proposed is desired in
order to permit the extension Of Mr..
Martins activities.
For the reasons stated by the Secrc-
tary the civil service commission con
CURED in the appointment.
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Appointed by Executive Order.

by direction of the President. otto
Lewis Evan OF Amherst. Va. Il law
graduate of the University of Virginia.
and a practicinG lawyer from 1888 to
1915, aud who has served in the De
partment Of State since August, 1916,
has been appointed n law clerk in the
Department of State without reference
to the requirements of the civil service
rules"
Tha action was based upon the
recommendation of the Secretary of
State, "because of the efficient service
Of Mr.. Evans. and hts special qualifca-
lions and experience as a lawyer"
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'N't Va va
The College Equal Suffrage League will
entertain the students of George Wash
inRton University at tea tomorrow, from
{ TO 6 pm. at the suffrage headquarters,
1926 Rhode Island avenue. Mrs. Van
Week will receive for the league. and
Mrs. Grace Ross Chamberlain will serve
tea.
During the evening dancing at the
sazaar to be given by the board of lady
managers of the Episcopal Eye. Ear
and Throat Hospital IN the ballroom of
the Hotel Raleigh April Is and 19 re-
frcshments viii he served by Miss Mary
\. Mason. Mrs. j: z. Burnside, Mrs. i.
oliver Belt, Miss Esther X. Bowen, Miss
Katherine Z. Polkinhorn. Mrs. John H
Finney. Miss Ella Whiting. Miss Flor
encs Woods, Miss Alethe Craig and Mrs.
I. HOWARD DuCkett.
A booth of spring flowers. seeds and
articles of use and beauty for the gar
den Will be conducted by Mrs. Frank
Hume, Mrs. Frank S. Bright and Miss
=. W; Abbott assisted by Miss Chris
tina Macomb. Mrs. l.. S. CONFESS, Mrs.
Jesse J. Dyer, Mrs. Mary b. Mercy
noids. Mrs. w. Durham, Mrs. J. $. Was
ney. Mrs. E. Padgett. Mrs. Nelson p.
oane and Mrs. Lewis 5. Green.
The Army and Navy Club was one of
the sayest centers at Washington last
evening, many dinner parties preced-
Ing the Thursday evening dance, with
officers of both branches of the service
and their wives among the hosts. one
of the most interesting of the dinner
parties was entertained by Gen. Joseph
L. Kuhn, president of the War College,
recently military attache of the United
States embassy at Berlin. The guests
were the former consul general to Ber-
III and Mrs; Julius G. Lay. Mr.: and Mrs.
Grafton Milot, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Lanier
WinSlOW and Lieut.. Col Williams. II,