Seventh annual report of the Society for the History of the Germans in Maryland : 1892-1893 . 1897-1898 PAPERS. AuGVs—Haltimore. August, (ith aiul !27tli, 1882. „BEOUAriiTER—Der Westliche—uiul Stark Couiitj Anzeiger. 15. Juni1S21. Canton. Ohio. „CoRREsi*()Ni>KNT—Der Deutsche. Copies of 1842 and 1848. Balti-more, yu\. CoRUEsroNi^ENTEN—Wochenblatt des Deutschen. Baltimore, ]SId.,May 17th and June 14th, 1S51. CoRREsroNDKNTKN—Gcdenlvblatt zur Feier des 50. Jahrestages des May13th, 1801. „Correspondent—Der Deutsche. 22. October 1880. Containing Re-port of Sesqui-Centenuial Celebration of Baltimo
Seventh annual report of the Society for the History of the Germans in Maryland : 1892-1893 . 1897-1898 PAPERS. AuGVs—Haltimore. August, (ith aiul !27tli, 1882. „BEOUAriiTER—Der Westliche—uiul Stark Couiitj Anzeiger. 15. Juni1S21. Canton. Ohio. „CoRREsi*()Ni>KNT—Der Deutsche. Copies of 1842 and 1848. Balti-more, yu\. CoRUEsroNi^ENTEN—Wochenblatt des Deutschen. Baltimore, ]SId.,May 17th and June 14th, 1S51. CoRREsroNDKNTKN—Gcdenlvblatt zur Feier des 50. Jahrestages des May13th, 1801. „Correspondent—Der Deutsche. 22. October 1880. Containing Re-port of Sesqui-Centenuial Celebration of Baltimore City. 9, 1859, 11, 18G0, 12, 18G1, 14, 1803, 15, 18G4,Ki, 18()5, 17, 18«(), 18, 1807, 19, 1808, 20, 1809, 21, 1870, 22, 1871,2], 1872. 24 Eleventh and Twelfth (Innual i^eports OF TIIK $OEiety for k |)isttry i k (^mm IN IVTARYIvANIJ,. TOGETHER WITH Reminiscences of the $ induring the m^^ i$50-i$6o, BY L. P. HENNIGHAUSEN, AND A HlSIOßf OF THE mm^ [LMEHIIH VlßCmiA, BY HERRMANN SCHURICHT. 1897-1898. Theo. Kroh & Sons, Printers. Baltimore, Mo ELEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE Societf for the Histofj of the Gefniaos in ^arfland, Mr. President and Gentlemen: As everything has its two sides, so this EleventhAnnual Eeport of your Secretary will have its encouraging aswell as its discouraging feature. And as it is generally considered more wise to seize uponany discouraging feature in the path with a bold courage, per-mit me to call your attention, first in place, upon the discour-aging feature that confronts us as we review the events of thepast year. It lies — in the decreasing number of our activemembers. Entering upon the year closing, the first in the second de-cade of our existence, with sixty-three active members upon ourlist, we number at its close, inclusively of the gentlemen
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