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The Washington herald., 1917-05-27
May Weddings.

A wedding of much interest in the ex-
elusive old resident set, as well as naval
circles, will be that on Thursday OF Miss
Julia lockwood Peck, daughter of Com
mander Robert G. Peck. U. s. N, retired
and Mr. Russell Tabor Hyde, of Boston
The ceremony will take place at s o'clock
In the evening in the historic old home
Evermay, of Mr. and Mrs. William H
Orme In Georgetown. The Rev. Samuel
B. orme, of Philadelphia, brother-in-law
OF the bride to be, will perform the cere-
mony, which will be witnessed only by a
small company of relatives and intimate
friends.
Maj. and Mrs. ]. H. Sutherland of Ith-
aca, n. Y, have announced the engage
ment Of their daughter. Miss Virginia
Sutherland, to Mr.. Hamilton Vaughan
Ball, of New York, son of Mr.. and Mrs,
William G. Ball, OF Boston.
Miss Sutherland is a graduate Of Wilson
college, class of ~. Mr.. Ball was grad
uated from Harvard In 1913, and is first
lieutenant of engineers in the Oficers'
Reserve Corps. He belongs to the Har-
ward and Squadron A Clubs and the So
ciety of Colonial Wars
No date has been set for the wedding.
The wedding of Dr. Heman Laurence
DoWd, son OF Col. Heman Dowd and
Mrs. Dowd, Of Orange. N. J., and Miss
Alice Richard, a daughter of Mrs. A.
Moore Richard, was solemnized at 1
O'Clock Thursday afternoon in the chapel
OF ST. Thomas Church, Fifth avenue and
Flfty-third street, New York Rev DR..
Richard Cragg, of Huntington, L. l., an
uncle OF DR.. Lowd, performed the cere-
mony.
The bride. who walked with her father,
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27

NGCAS dL I1CuQCISOu I1dIDOI Win
Gen. and Mrs. Foster, as is their
custom, but their vacation will be
necessarily brief. However, the love-
ly old garden of their Eighteenth
street residence is compensation for
the discomforts of summer in town
and the Lansings do most of their
summer entertaining under its grace
ful shady trees.
The Diplomatic Corps is rather in
chaos Ss regards summer plans. Few
announcements are forthcoming anent
summer embassy sites, and it is safe
to assume that many of the foreign
ENJOYS will remain in town. Lady
Spring Rice, wife of the British Am
basssdor, and their children will go
TO Woods Hole, Mass, for the sum-
mer, but it is doubtful if the Amhas-
sador will be able to join them for
even a weekend. The Italian Am
bassador and Countess di Cellere and
their family plan to spend the sum-
mer at Buena Vista, and the Argen-
tine Ambassador and Nine. Naon will
probably establish their summer q ar
tiers there again this season. Che
Secretary of the Treasury and Irs.
McAdoo have already leased a cot
tage at Buena Vista and will take
possession shortly. This popular re-
sort is within easy motoring distance
Of Washington and will claim a
number of Capital residents whose
official duties make week-ends their
sole claim to vacation.
The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Baker will remain throughout the
summer at the charming old George
town residence which they leased last
autumn and which is quite as cool
and well-adapted to warm weather
conditions as a country place az the
edge of town. The Burlesons wi be
other stay-at-homes in the Cabinet
circle during this grave summer in
national affairs. Their eldest daugh-
ter, Mrs. Richard Van Wyck Negley,
and her children have come to Wash
ington to spend part of the summer
with them at their F street resid ace.
Later Mrs. Negley will go to N rth-
ern resort and will take the N sses
Lucy and Sidney Burleson with her.
The Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs. Lane also expect to be in own
all summer, though Mrs. Lane will
make brief visits to her. young daugh-
ter, Miss Nancy Lane, who will be in
stalled with her governess at some
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27
Society Prepares for Summer Season
By MILDRED MARSHALL KooNcE.

wv TH the coming of june society plans
w diversions Rarely before has the
W other the exodus scarcely
lodge seaside had
selected actually installed Town residences long
gated sacred cedar chests and dismal shutters closing the eyes
facades Il.
OF the which unpleasant attributed
blame for breaking soets playme Economy
presbes simpler than society spent many moon
of oadom
deed diplomatic and official circles will be nractcay during
who
possible likely the heads of the
countries engaged in
will remain right Washington disposing comfortably
possible in limited quarters.
Certainly the Secretary of State and Mrs Lansing
able to spend
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27

yer thread. Her tuIle veil, caught with
pearls and silver thread, fell to the end
Of her long court train of satin. She
carried a bouquet of Japanese iris and
lilies of the valley.
The bridesmaids were gowned in
changeable green taffeta and tulle and
wore leghorn hats with crowns Of green
taffeta-
The drawing rooms were beautifully
decorated with white spring blossoms,
palms and ferns.
At the reception which followed Mrs
Delano, mother of the bride, and Mrs.
Houghteling, the bridegroom's mother,
assisted In receiving. Mrs. Delano wore
a handsome gown of midnight blue
chiffon and lace and a blue tulle hat
Mrs. Houghteling was gowned In black
chiffon with which she wore a black
tulle hat.
Mr.. Houghteling and his bride left
later in the evening for their wedding
trip. the latter travelling in a modish
tailored suit of blue faiIle silk and a
blue straw hat to match.
Col. and Mrs- Brown, Of Atlanta, who
were guests at the White House last
week, left yesterday for their home.
The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
will return to Washington today from
Cleveland, where they spent several days
last week.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27

At $500
Cloth suits, Jersey suits and silk suits in all
colors-including black and navy. Some Click
son" reproductions in this lot Regular prices
were S30.00 $500, S45.O0 and $500. These are
high=cIass garments in every way and are won-
derful bargains.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27

Col and Mrs. George Downey were
hosts at dinner last evening at the Chevy
Chase Club entertaining in honor of
their honse guest, Mrs. John Kirkman
Berry, of Greenwich, Conn.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27
At $500

All of our finest "iic<son' reproductions of
navy or black tricotine Poiret twill, gabaEdine and
serge have been reduced to $500. Regular prices
were $500 to 10000. No finer ready=tO-wear
suits can be bought at any price.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont will give
ness, the Prince of Udfne, and the mem
bers Of the mission, who will dine to-
morrow evening at the Italian embassy.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Larz
Anderson will be hosts at dinner for
them, and the entire party will dine
with Mrs Henry =. Dimock on Thurs
day evening
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27

Representative and Mrs. Frederick H
Gillett will entertain at dinner today a
Grasslands, the country club.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27

The Swedish Minister and Nine. Elk
engren entertained at dinner last eve
ming in compliment to the former Swed-
ish Minister and Nine. de Lagercrantz,
who are the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins. Mr.. and
Mrs. de Lagercrantz will be the honor
guests at a luncheon which Mr.. Charles
Richardson will give this afternoon at
the Chevy Chase Club. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Willard Brownson will give a
dinner at the Country Club for them to-
morrow evening.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27
At $1,000

At $1,000
Misses and women's cloth suits, formerly
S2S00 and S29-S0, including black, navy, tan gray,
checks and mixtures.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27

and Mrs Willard Brownson will give a
dinner at the Country Club for them to-
morrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Larner have is
sued invitations for the marriage Of
their daughter, Margaret, to Ensign
Alexander Somerville Wotherspoon, U.
at the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. A small reception will follow
at the residence of the brides parents
in Nineteenth street.
Mr.. wotherspoon Is the son Of Gen.
and Mrs. William w. wotherspoon. Of
this city, now residing at Albany.
Miss Ruth Larner will be her sisters
only attendant and the ushers will be
classmates Of Mr. Wotherspoon.
Miss Frances Carpenter entertained at
luncheon yesterday in compliment to
Miss Margaret Larner.
Mrs. John Davidson will be hostess
at a bridge party tomorrow afternoon
in compliment to Miss ,Jloise orme
whose marriage to Mr. Thomas A. Rob-
inson, OF Haverford, Pa, will take place
on June 3. Miss Orme will be the honor
guest at bridge party which Miss Mar
guerite Ames will give Wednesday eve
ming.
The new Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury and Mrs. Oscar T. Crosby and
their daughters have taken an apart
ment in the Burlington. Mrs. Crosby,
accompanied by Misses Juliet and Ce-
leste Crosby, came direct to Washing
ton after landing In New York on their
return from a visit to Countess Mario
Caracieolo, at the latter's home in Italy.
Representative and Mrs. Frederick H.
Gnlett will entertain at dinner today at
Grasslands, the country club.
Col and Mrs. George Downey were
hosts at dinner last evening at the Chevy
Chase Club entertaining in honor of
their house guest, Mrs. John Kirkman
Berry, Of Greenwich Conn.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27

CONTINUED on PAGE I'VE.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-27

Col. and Mrs- Brown, of Atlanta, who
were guests at the White House last
week, left yesterday for their home.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06

Sin geitrog 3u oiefer msbrfdtb Be-
bdnbelten 5ruee 1T foIscuocr 8rief
elmer Gbarlottenburoer @roBbanblung
fir @Jetreioe una Soateii: glm il. OF
tober borigen SaNres Icete id benz
&riegSuuslbub Elm Qlngebot bon flint
Magcn SdieIniiRen gum preiIe bon
140 Mart fir 100 &ilo ab ungariitbcr
Station bOr; es murOe ols 5u fener obs
eelebnt. gei bieTcm 9lngebot ipdre es
mDglit6 geipeIeu, Die gliiKe i'm &leinr
bonoel gu l Wlart odS pfunO gu pcr=
iuuFen, pdbreuD gum 6eite ESQ Wlart
ecSablt ipsroen miBten. Sober 8auf=
mann bate fofort BEN poiten aetuuft,
umfomebr, aIS frii9e NiiKe bomolS 6
Big 10 pfeunige baS Stiid foltetcn; er
ionnte uno burfte dbcr ben 3ouF nidt
eineebc.l, oa bic gliiTe bel Der GinFubr
beT9Idgno9mt poroen ipdrcu uno er
bel Dem feitgeIebteu qrciIe bon 70
Wldrt fiir 100 3ilo bic 6dlfte oes ees
adblten 8etroges berlorsn bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06

Sin yelbbrieF aus benz DeutI9s
Grdna0TIden Rriege f1ilOcrt cinc biibs
f9e ge9eguing slpil6eu Dem boperis
f6en Grompeter MdgnllS SOB unb Seos
Mig @ilbelm, bic in 5srrieres, eirem
@eTb bet @ot1T9ilos, Itottfono. Dem
Stcbe zines @eueralleutnorts 5ugcteilt,
iiebt li9 Der brabe 3rompeter plSBliCb
elmer Mnsabl bober Sffi5iere gcgeniiber.
r9ln Der Spibe Der 9teiter rift Der
ereiIe 90nig. gr Iab mid an, fubte
uno, etipdS na9 redts eeipenOet, belt
er lein Yferb, unD nit Inn bieIten alle
fin. rMojcitdt," fprd9 elmer Oer9'eis
ter, ,oieS lit Der hoDcril9e Srompcter
Maenus S0B bonn 0ritten He9iment.
DuS @erbieuittreiIS CAB ibm fein 8Os
Mig, oos @iierne &reita, Ods er trGgt,
bolte er fidD bel @0rtbsTroIhpciler; es
lit bies Der tapfere 3ronpeter, Der un=
ter eincm m0rocriIden 6euer gum
Sturm oif MocWabonS Eager eeblas
fem" Der &6nig reicbte mir armem
Srompetcr Oie 9anO. Der Reitsr,
Der bic @oritcllung beioret bate, mar
licmunO onoercS ais Der 2ronprin5
bon preubsn. n60B," io9te er, nSie
baben Dprber. als mir S9ren na9ten,
cine brtnnenoe 3igdrre in ben @orten
geporfep; leien Sic /fro9, boB Rrieg
lit; oenn fouII oiirfte man nibt un9es
Itrdft brsnnenbe Stunipen in Hotbs
I9ilbs @Grten lperfeu." ldhelnO
rei9te Ct mir iein Gtui nit ben Mors
ten: Dqafcn Sis iia Oen Snbalt ipobls
fhmedenl" llnb auf puris oeuteno:
mDort orinnen leben mir uns bofFeuts
li6 bulD lpieber."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06

Seit Ginger 3eit Ocri6wunOcn
gr0Bcrc uno flcinerc Ntengcn bon
Gocoin imo un0eren 0rpguen aus
0cn @cidGit ocr .Golpert Grug Co.
an ser @cif.@crmonltruBe oilf &C.
beimniBboIle 9lrt unO Meiic. Sebt
IL oos HdtbicI gcI0it. Cine llnter-
iubung crqob, OoB Der 9lcecr @olter
9bomos, cin 95-idbriaer Wionn, Der
ais gluipubcl bon oer 6irma angc.
ltcat mar lmo in gir. 1889, gSooo-
DcQr.StroBc, pobnt, ongcblicb Der
0icb lit. SSeOeniuas pllroc CT be-
lduloigt ungcleBlic1er SSciic Gocoin
in icincm @eiib 81 babcn imO geitern
pon Ocr Goli5ei ocs p0roliben 81
ItriftS Dcrboftet. Ole @eihulOi9ung,
alcioungSoegcnitdnOe lino S6mlld'
qc9cnltduoc aus ocul @cidbGit bon 9R.
6. gSilliomion, @r6iiOcnten oce
oGolpcrt Drug Go.@, glr. 1926, Wlo'
oiion.Ecuuc oeitoblcn 5u 5o6cn
ipnroc c6cnfoIlS ecgcu i'm erBo6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06

S9eu bor elmer Wie6erfebr Ser Soten
in bielen 3ei9en dusge0riidt. Sn ben
b0Iaernen @l1d9en beiIpielspeifs, bic
an ben &0rben uno Dd6ern bet Rreu3e
bGngen uno an bds S9niBpert 9ines
ii19er Sempel erinnern. Der Sote
follts beim &ldng bieTer @l0dden, bic
urfpriingIib aus Sra gebilbet tparen
unb i'm Winoe tlirrten, tiefer uno ties
fer einI9Iummern. Die tletnen @0s
gel, Die mir neben oen tnienOen unO
betenben @ngeln bGufig iber Dem @es
bGuie am &ron5 geihuiBt feben, iols
ten bic Soften aur 9flbe iingen, ouf
baB Iie Inn alles in Der Welt ni9t ipies
Der aus ibren @rdbern Itiegen unO bic
Spdnne @roe, Oie iie BON ben 2ebens
ben trennte, Our9brG9en. 9lu9 Die
@anoOs, bic oIten IitouiTden 9otens
Hagen, bdben fih troB Der bdufigsu
@erbote Der Sir9e erbdlten. Sic
ipur6en emit BEL Der 9eibe dngeitimmt,
bic. man nit ben oGrtIi9itsp &oIepors
ten iuie: ,Mein 2cber6en, mein Ser3s
den, mein 9dter9enl" begleitete. Ner
jemals sinen Iol9en Rlageseiang bers
npmmen bdt, pie i'm nod beutc bic
litduiI9en Trauen binter einem Sarge
onItimmen, ben ie in Ser &egel oreis
NAL Inn ole Stride trogen, bebor er
eingeIegnet lpiro, Der miro oen eigens
tiimIi1en, tpeben S9mera bieIer MslOs
bien nibt mebr aus ben Sbren bers
Iiercn. Gs 1T f9psr, ben gtei5, Der
in bieTen Srauerliebsrn liegt, in Morte
gu fdi1en, uno nur in @ergleihen tann
man Jpn f6iIOern. Sie fIinseu tpit
ipebmiitig aueinanbergereibte ylaturs
Ioute, Gbnlirb jencn, NIT oenen i'm
olten 6ellds Ser So0 bes 2(6onis unb
in @ermdnien bds NS9eiOen bes 9aIs
bur I'M SerbIt bejammert fporoen fein
mag.
Seine dn6ddtigeren 3ub0rer fir
oieIe Sotengeidnge Gitducns iino 5u
bsnien, iein ItinmlngsDoIIerer 6irter'
grltno mar gu eriinnen ,dlS bic ftunts
men. f9pdr3en @rubtreuse, Die iid
bieIfd9 9Iei9 alten. Idperborigen 2els
TEL, eeneigt 5u bobeu ideinen, Inn jene
iRlGnee, benen iie Idon Dor Sabrbun=
ocrten louI9teu, beTer bernebmen ou
tUnnen. Sie bitten ieBt oie bort ges
FoIIensn Rriegsr 70 gut ipie bic Soten
2itduens, bic boben, ebripiirOi9en
&reiiSe, bic aug ienem. mciit ebenen
2unb aIS ein0iee Grb0bungen berauss
pa9Ten unO I'M Winter, penu Der
S9rse olIes ipeib iibcrbHIlt, oft uIleit
bic StruBen ober Die glGbc menHdliber
SieSIun9en be5eibnen. GrnI unb Oiis
iter iinb iie un5uf6duen. 92ur ipcnn
has QlbenOrot ie um1trablt, elGn3en
iie oft peit bin, berrIi4 tpie bic Der
IObnung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06
@igtrl uurrwilniGt.

Dom Gjigerltum in Der Sdipei3cr
9(rmee leIcn mir i'm ogeueN Miuters
tburer Sogblott": Sin b0berer Offis
aier betloot Ii9 bei nnS, baB Bel Ieincn
&oleger gu biel militdril4es @igcrls
tum getrieben perSe Dlon Iisbt I'm
teroffi3iere, Sic liA iuie Offi3icre iIcis
Sen. 0dufig tc9egncn eincm fcIGe,
Die aud in puntto 2cOcrSeug leBtercn
gIei93utommen fu1eu. Offisiersmiite
ino Gitlrt, rebit @eneralltubstoffe liho
fogor breite mafipc Sporen, ba5u fies
BEN 3entimeier bobcr &rogen iinb nicbt
ielten. Sober trdgt, nos ibm telicbt,
benn Ct be3abliS ia lelber. WoHer
ater itommt sic 8erehtigung Oa3u9
GjeipiB ntdt aus benz Dicnltrc9lemcnt.
Gdleunigite qlbbilfe lit bier geboten.
Infer Me6rtlcib iol ni&t burb ullers
bdnO w1DOctorEeiten beflcdt ipsroen.
@ar1m ouIoen iiberbarpt bic Gins
beitstonrnqnoanten. boB ii4 na1 benz
6ailptperIeIcn jeber onocrs tleioet fir
ben Q(us9dng, ipo bod porber duss
oriidlidbe @efebIe bctreTTtnO QGusoano8s
tenue Derous9eocben iperocns Ss
iollte feIblperIi6n0dd lein, noB mlr
nod oeirogen iper0cn 0atf, pds Srs
Oounon5 lit unb bon ben 3eugbdulern
ubgegcbcn miro. glbdnberuugen an
Der Uniform Iolltcn iIreuge perboieu
Iein. mir ltnO bd, HdS @atsrldnb 8u
I9iiBsn uno nicbt zen Damcn all Der
3iir6cr @abn0ofItroBs in oer MoOs
ben Rang ab5ulaufen. DFfi3iere unb
lIuteroffi3iere foltcn dlS gutes @cis
Ipiel Isu9ten Mer anOsrS bsiitt, be-
pciit, Dab CT Elm Sons 0benbinauS 1T
unb pdrc iol1su nur gu empfeblen, Oa-
fir 3u forgeu odb Der Dieuit resIe-
msntariIc6 burd)gefibrt iptro, anitatt
burc1 llniFprmuntug quite @omcraos
i9aft unO Sdipei5eriitte 3u peroerbcn
9tlIo meg nit iuI8em geieBwibrigcu
Seug!
Dat I9eu't bod "a be G4eeper,
III barr n ooben 0unb inn Sad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06
9ie &OIiiriimnOr.
SntrtrNantr OlrmiuisrrnSru aus Der
@rrgungrnbrit 9suti@IauOs.

@inige NeminiscenSen dus alter 3eit
Su Der beute pieoer 70 attuel geipors
beuen Trage Der YOliSeiitunOe m0gen
intereGiereu. 60 perfii9te bic Stobts
oronuig DOR MGnueritaot in llnters
fronten bonn Sa6r 1927: nWir noIler
unb idgen, 0dB binfiiro ale 3unfipers
fammlungen, 9dnoI6ieben, IOnoere
MirtTGaftcn unO lonOere 3e8en ooer
Srinf6G1Ter, aud olle onDere beimlis
6en Bintel uno S4lupfedeu gum 3es
den, 3ebren, 9offeInunO onbere @irts
Icbaiten, ubgeIe9eu unO ernltIitD Dcrs
boten leien; fuIls ober jcmunO ouf bers
nd@ befimmtcr 3eit Scden inns 5ebren
ipollte, Der Iou sS in unIcrer StaOt
MGnnerFo0t duf bsm 8at6ouIe ober
fonit in offener S6ente ooer Birtss
bGuIern unper9oblcn uuo unDerborgen
trn. glud5 fen niemonb Dor 12 llbr
nd9mittag in bic 3e9e gum Metntrins
len geben, ober iiber 7 llbr, 70 mar
oie Meiuglode ldutet, in Der S9ente
ooer i'm Mirtsbauie iiBeu bleiben; Die
Tremoen unb Manberer dusgenoms
men. Sn 3iitou erY9ol felt benz
Sabre 1886 Inn 8 llbr abenbs bic
8ierglode gum 3ei9en fir ben DUFF
bru9 Ser @dfe. DGbrenD oeS 9reis
bigidbrigcn 4ricges fdlief bort Freili6
bieie @inri9tung Elm, iporO ober 1943
ipieoer etngefiibrt uno eriitierte Biz
3um groBen 8rdnbe Der @5tdot i'm
Sabre 1857. Sm Sabre 1777 ftiftete
Elm 8ranntipeinbrennet bunbert 3oler
Sur Grneuerung Der 9ierglode, bic
bdnn Bis In Die neueite 3eit bincin ben
3itaiern ais erite Mdbnung, Heims
lpGtts 5u ponoern, ertlong. glu9 in
GBlineen mar in Der Staotor6nung
bon 1882 oos rllcberfbeu" Itreng iiils
terfagt. Mon fonte aoeS Suges nur
cine 3tbe uno feline gla9t5cde bulten,
uno fein Mirt=, 3unfts o6er Stubens
tuetbt fol in Teiner 8e9uulurg, 3unfts
pber 3rtntltubs nodb 2duten Der @eins
glode Scmau6em Wein mebr uuf9cben
ober beiHtrogen lu1en bel Strufe eincs
@uloen,"
Sir @0rliB beiton0 Elm Stdtut felt
1431, oab iein qDirt ieiuen 9ditcu
me6r Bier geben IaKen Ober perfuufeu
Ipa, rmeun Der Seiger A (fpGter 10y
llbr oel9looen bat". lin OieIe 3eit
Iolen audi Ole gdlte aus ben Shans
len nocb Suuie gebeu. Dem 5uipibcrs
baubelnoen Wirt pirb eine Celebrate
bon .fe9s Solioi" anseoro1t, ebetic
benz bcrbctrotcteit itnFolgTdmen Safe;
Der IeOi9e @eIeG ION in SEN Stod ges
le9t iperoen." glo9 Glter 1T Die 0ers
fiiouno Der Staot StroBbur9 bon
1249, bic bon benen, bic nu9 8 llbr
dbenbs in einem SauIe oOer elmer
Saberne 8e6enb o0er fpielenO betrof'
fen iueroen, Elm pfuro Grolhen als
Gtrafe DerIongt. DicIe StraBbnrger
8erfiigmg 1T ipobl bic erite Spur
elmer poliSeiitunoe. Sn manden
GtGStcn ipurOe and cine geuoue lin
terI6eioung 5tpiT4eu Oen Meiitern unr
ben 0anOipertsgeicIlen gemabt, ipeld
IebIeren bas 3cden entipeoer pollitdni
big unterIogt oOer mir am blducn
Mlontoge bis gu elmer geipiNen StuuO'
geitdttet luurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-06
ItntrrhaItnnns.g .g8calueiier.

,,plpppbrpmc"- 8auoebine uno 99unoebIoer
,,3ictprin"- -BOnoeone uno gDnnoelbiIoer.
,@lber @Icu @art" - Gd9Iidb @on5crle Auo
nttoere gliir0iiionen.
rgab ehOrc" 2deIi6 Gon5erie uro anoe'e
untethdmngen.
gewnnn Dat" SaeI@ gouOebine nnO
nnDere llnierbalhnQeii.
npunhwoDb Rnrf" Tdalidb @au6ebeue,
1dn3 uno unoere 1lnierbalhlnger
r3ermunn'S Hart", Bclair Roab - 1dalin
Bnuoebtne. Wnil itHo GdiB.
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