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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1915

Page

9

English Aviator Could Have Stopped Mexican Revolt

Englishman Lee Hodgson, now with the Royal Flying Corps, reflects on a missed opportunity to fly into Mexico during the Orosco revolt and strike at rebel forces from 4,000 feet. He recounts secret pressure from U S and Maderista agents, a canceled mission at El Paso, and lessons from early air warfare. Dick Croker and his bride Beulah Edmondson honeymoon at Palm Beach, cultivating estate grounds.

William G. Shepherd United Press London New York Lee Hodgson Orosco Revel Mexico Royal Flying Corps el Paso Madero Felix Sommerfeld Joe Paso Ball Park Secret Service Maderista Europe Rio Grande Hombres West America Dick Croker Beulah Benton Edmondson Chief Blue Jacket Palm Beach Mr. Croker Florida

Relative of King George Hopes for German Victory

Berlin February 26 The Duke of Cumberland heir to Hanover says all nationalities united in dual monarchy defend their country. He favors Germany's victory and notes broad patriotism in Germany and Austria. He praises Emperor Francis Joseph for welding diverse nationalities as one people. His son Ernst August and soldiers receive praise for bravery and heroism at the front.

Rio Grande Col. Steever Europe United States Berlin Duke of Cumberland Kingdom of Hanover Prussia Ernst Albert Duke of Brunswick Victoria Louise Germany Vienna Vossische Zeitung George England Gmunden Austria Emperor Francis Joseph Olga Duke Ernst Louise George V George IV Queen Victoria Edward King George William

Notable European Royalty and Red Cross Efforts Amid War News

Franz of Mecklenburg Schwerin and the Duke of Brunswick oversee extended Red Cross work while Princess Olga consoles a wounded soldier. Rumors of dynastic ties surface as relations with the Kaiser improve. An anecdote recalls Sir George Alexander’s stage stunt and a near-miss incident with a stage cat. Abdul Hamid’s seven sleeping rooms and alarm floor illustrate palace precautions and fear of assassination.

Franz of Mecklenburg-Schwerin Duke of Cumberland Duke of Brunswick Prince Max Red Cross Vienna Abdul Hamid Turkey Ottoman Empire Yildiz Kiosh

Royal Figures and Poetic Passions Across Europe

Mention of President Wilson enjoying Wordsworth and Queen Wilhelmina's skin care lemon bath recipe draws from a late 19th or early 20th century society column. References to King Albert, the Duke of Connaught, and Sir J M Barrie place the piece in a European high society context with gossip tone and scattered biographical curiosities. The prose remains fragmentary and whimsical with emphasis on notable names and peculiar habits.

Wilhelmina Holland Europe Dutch Indies

Maryland Theatre Presents The Thief and Broadway Favorites

The Cumberland Maryland Theatre hosts Marguerite Fields and company with The Awakenng of Helena Richie matinee and The Thief in the evening, plus Alma Where Do You Live and The Lion and The Mouse closing engagement. Upcoming acts include Robin Hood De Koven opera and Twilight Sleep Talks by Mrs Boyd and Mrs Carmandy on March 1 1915.

Tonicht Marguerite Fields Maryland Theatre Daily Cumberland Helena Richie Charles Frohman New York City Miss Field Miss Fields Ows Holmes Robin Hood de Koven Silvio Hein America Tom Waters Felix Honey Maryland Matt Jeff Mexico Mellinger Maryland Theatre Boyd John Jacob Astor Orme Wilson Alma

Forest trees for spring planting in Maryland

Maryland residents can obtain state grown forest trees at cost with free planting advice. The College Park Nursery holds about a quarter million trees including White and Loblolly Pines, Norway Spruce, Douglas Fir, Black Walnut, Black Locust, White Ash, Tulip Poplar and Red Oak. Prices range from 2.50 per thousand for Locust to 5.50 for White Pine. orders are packed free of charge and early ordering is advised due to limited supplies.

Maryland State Board of Forestry Baltimore College Park

Real Estate Transfers From Local Assignee Notices

George Louis Hopler assignee transfers a lot on North Mechanic Street to Conrad G Beckman for 10 dollars. G Clinton Uhl transfers a lot on Mt Savage to William H H Norrie for 10 dollars. William Bruce and Clarence Litzenburg transfer a Bedford Road lot to Bertha L Athey for 10 dollars.

George Louis Hopler Conrad G. Beckman North Mechanic Street G. Clinton Uhl William H. H. H. Norrie Mt. Savage William Bruce Clarence Litzenburg Bertha L. Athey Bedford Road

Senator Chitton introduces relief bill for Goshorn

Washington Feb 26 Senator Chitton of West Virginia introduced a relief bill for George T. Goshorn. The measure was referred to the Committee on Claims.

Washington, D. C Chitton West Virginia George T. Goshorn Committee On Claims

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sommerfeld Baseball Park Col. E. Steever Palm Beach, Florida Fifty-ninth Infantry Ernst August Braunschweig Baden Friedrich Allegany County Bride Sir George Alexander Sir George the Duke of Cumberland Wilson Wordsworth King Albert Ostend Brussels Duke of Connaught Waterloo Sir J. M. Barrie Adelphi Terrac Flat Imme Rour Ead Splendid Company Ralph Campbell Nancy Boyer Victor Company W. F. Frederick Piano Co Baltimore St. Cumberland, Md the House of Service and Quality the Cumberland Dairy Lunch Baltimore Street J. G. Zilch N. Centre St Theodore Roosevelt
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