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Evening journal., 1911-03-30
yellow DOG"
FUND OF BANKS
Used in New York to Bribe
Men to Bring in
Business
CARNEGIE OFFICIALS NOW
THREATEN TO LIFT THE LID

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. March 3O-That ten
banks In New York maintain secret
yellow dog fund which is used to
bribe persons i'm a position to bring
new business to the institutions. Is
expected TO be developed by the Grand
Jury which is investigating the failure
of the Carnegie Trust.
" has already been shown that this
institution. which was looted right
and left by clique OF politician
ilnanciors. had a yellow dog" fund
that totallod S1.500.OO0. From this,
cash was paid out with "A lavish hand
TO any one who might be able TO throw
deposits toward the concern Finau.
cial officials Of big corporations.
executors Of big estates. and persons
occupying similar positions. were brih-
cd TO turn cash over to the Carnegie.
II is the expectation that the Grand
Jury viii develop that this Is gem
oral practice with certain financial in-
stitutions now doing business IN this
city. Already 10 is intimatcd that the
developments will compel a legislative
investigation which will expose rotten
banking conditions in this State
rlvaling those uncovered when the big
life insurance companies were prObed.
Lift the Lid ON Banking.
Former officials Of the Carnegie and
the Northern Bank incensed over
what they allege to be an attempt 10
make them scapegoats have informed
District Attorney Whitman that they
will tell the Grand JURY exactly how
banking Is conducted in New York.
They have already cited names and
figures and shown that there was a
regular scale OF commissions paid out
for obtaining deposits.
Middlemen and principals were
dealt with by certain banks. and there
was a general understanding regard
ing rates TO be paid so that there was
no securing the monopoly by any IN
stltudon.
Paid President $4,000.
The Grand Jury has discovered that
$4,000 OF the Carnegie Trust casl
was paid TO have its former president
the late G. G DiCkerson. elected
trustee Of Cornell University, and fhal
this money was pr0nfiifiy CH3fFci
against the yellow dog fund. fhl
existence of which for some reason
seems TO have been unknown 10 the
examiners, who gave the concern a
clan bill of health.
The Grand Jury has in its hands
| indictments charging felonies against
six individuals. but these will be neld
up until charges made that
a former high official Of the state
Banking Department aided the on
cials of the Carnegie Trust In mutt
latng their record books 10 conceal
loan arc probed Il Is when the
jury completes it's work it will accom-
pany the last batch of indictments
with presontmont recommending a
thorough legislative examination OF
State banks and bankngs
Evening journal., 1911-03-30
PIERRE DUPONT HELPS
In GOOD ROAD WORK

Within few days East MarlbOr-
ough Township, Pa, will begin work
on a new road whereby the famous
Red Lion hfll will be graded and a
macadam road built. Pierre dupont
owns Pierces Park near Red Lion
and Will financially assist in Che work.
Mr.. DUPONT has spent considerable
money in improving the roads in that
section and by this new piece of road
a continuous road will exist from that
section 10 Wilmington over the Ken
nett pike. Mr.. DUPONT has also made
propositions to the supervisors Of two
other Pennsylvania townships regard
ing road improvements towards Len
ape Property in Northern New Cas-
tie county will be enhanced by the
road improvements.
Evening journal., 1911-03-30
Cut Girls Throat After Assault,
Then Put Body on Tracks

Following the finding of the body
neighbor entered the Hortzjohan
home and found the father asleep on
the kitchen floor. Ills face was spat-
tered with blood and his flesh was
scratched in several places. A bloody
Trail led from The kitchen into the
cellar, where there was a large pool
OF blood.
Investigation showed that one Of
the girls arms and leg had been
severed by a passing train. but the
head, which was also severed. ap-
peared to have been cut of with a
sharp instrument
Evening journal., 1911-03-30

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
wILKEs-BARRE. Pa. March 30
Charged with criminally assaulting
his pretty 15-year-old daughter
Theresa, cutting her throat and then
placing the body on the railroad
tracks in an endeavor to hide the
crime, John Hortzjohan, aged so
years, of Duryea, is now a prisoner
in the county Jail The mutilated re-
mains Of the girl were found today
by Lehigh Valley railroad crew on
the mountain cutoff about two
blocks away from her home.
Evening journal., 1911-03-30
MOVE BASS FOR
NOXENTOWN POND

State Fish Commissioner Dr. y. q.
Shortlidge has restocked the Noxen-
town pond, beyond Townsend with
black bass, which were plentiful ia
that pond at ono time A dam broke,
however. and most of the fish escaped.
This dam has been repaired and Dr.
Shortlidge Immediately decided 10
restock the pond with bass
Evening journal., 1911-03-30

Evelyn O'Shea had been arrested on
a warrant charging her with allenat-
ing the affections OF Dan. husband Of
Annie O'Shea. Katie O'Shea testified
her husband John, thought more of
Evelyn than he did of her and cor
roborated Annie's testimony that Eve
lyn was disturber of the domestic
happiness Of the three families.
The magistrate held Evelyn I'm s400
bail to keep the peace.
Evening journal., 1911-03-30
WANT VETO ON
THE LABOR BILL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del, March S0.-A delega-
tion of Wilmington business men call
ed upon Governor Pennewill yester-
day and urged him to veto the Con-
sumers' League bill regulating the
hours of working women and appoint
ing a female factory inspector. The
Governor has not yet acted upon the
bill
Evening journal., 1911-03-30
Three Sisters Who Marry Three
Brothers in Martial Mix Up

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 90
One Of the most complicated marital
mix-ups ever aired before magistrate
mere today gept the court room at the
Ridge and Midvale avenues station in
uproars Of laughter throughout the
hearing Three sisters who married
three brothers and who all live IN the
same house I'm Falls Of the Schuylkill,
were the principals in the affairs.
Evening journal., 1911-03-30
LEGISLATURE WILL VALIDATE ACTS OF
THE WILMINGTON ADMINISTRATION

Special to TIIE EVENING IoURNAL
DOVER March soAn reached early hls
afternoon between the Republican and Democratic
the Legislature from Wilmington a Join, resolution to ya-
date e Of The present administration wilmington
resolution VIII be introduced Representative
omoon ana eil be- paaaed by both branches It being
prepared by Attorneys Hastings and Janvier Tho
VIII resalze an tho acts Of the administration that
would have becu legal had the election 1909
ezcert the Judgment OF Council in tho Ross Rash
in which the decision Of tho court accepted Both
striving for tho today and tho compromise
is mainly on the Language OF tho resolution.
Evening journal., 1911-03-30
ODDITIES In
ADAY'S NEWS
Court Adjourned Twenty Min
nteS So That a Juror
Could Eat
JUDGE FINES WOMAN
LAWYER TO REMOVE HAT

NEWARK. n. loving to
the protests of parents, the
school board has rescinded its
order to strip all pupils to the
waist when giving them physi-
cal examinations.
NEW YORK-The will Of
Mrs. Christiana b. Schroeder
disposes of property worth $780,
600, all made i'm a little mutton
pie bakery in the basement OF
her apartments.
BOSTON-The Equal Suffrage
Association objects to calling
the defenbochia plant the
"mother-in-law plant" II got
this name from the fact that
eating its leaves robs one Of
speech for days.
NEW YORK-Judge Malone
forced Miss Freda Thomas,
woman lawyer. to remove her
hat while pleading a case be-
fore him.
NEW BRITAIN, Conn.-Avi.
ator Charles X. Hamilton tried
automobiling and got i'm bad
mix-up with an electric train.
Two side wheels Of his auto
we're torn off and he and his
wife and mother-in-law had
narrow escapes.
NEW York; believe that
to give the woman the ballot
would bring as great blessing
to the world as the coming of
Christ" )" declared the Rev. Chas.
f. Aked, the retiring pastor OF
the Fifth Avenue Baptist
Church.
NEW YORK-Justice Goff ad-
journed court twenty minutes
so that Juror George Smith
might get bite to eat Smith
explained that he had left home
too early to get breakfast.
NEW YORK-The S12,500
verdict In favor OF Jack Binns,
the wireless hero. against the
Vitagraph Company. has been
found excessive by Justice
Greenbaum and cut to $500.
NEW YORK.-At benefit
performance at the St. Nicho-
las rink tonight. Mrs. Robert
Irving will skate in a harem
skirt.
CHICAGO.-Mrs. Frank A.
Willard Is seeking to have her
divorce set aside, having chang
ed her mind on the subject Of
large families, objection to
which formed the basis Of her
divorce suit.
NEW YORK.-Susie, the talk
ing chimpanzee that Professor
Richard l.. Garner brought
from Africa, has been sent TO
the Bronx zoo to teach the
other simians her lingo.
NEWARK, n. J.--Mrs. Nettie
Halstead became angry today
when she learned her daughter
had secretly married Albert
Shave, whose income was So a
week. Shave declares he won
a wife by close shave and will
stick TO her.
Evening journal., 1911-03-30
GOVERNOR SIGNS
UTILITY BILL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. March 30.-Governor
Pennewill yesterday signed the Will
mington Public Utilities Commission
bill, making the act a law.
Evening journal., 1911-03-30
SPECIAL STORM WARNING,

NEW YORK, March 30.-The local
weather bureau today posted the fol-
lowing special storm warning:
Southwestern storm signals viii he
displayed from Block Island to East
port, Me. disturbance now central
over New England VIII move north
eastward and cause high shifting
winds this afternoon and tonight.
Evening journal., 1911-03-30
GOYERNOR GETs ROAD RILL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, March Governor
Pennewill today received the dupont
Road bill, which II Is expected he will
sign this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1911-03-30
Rumor is Denied.

According TO the officials Of the
Jewish Federation Of this city. the
statement that the United Hebrew So
cieties have purchased the Maull
property. al Eighth and West streets.
for the purpose OF converting the
building into a home for the societies,
Is not correct.
Evening journal., 1911-03-30
MEATHFR

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, ID. e., March 3d.
Indications are that there will he local
SHOWS tonight In Northern Pennsyl-
yania and the interior Of New York.
Elsewhere east of the Mississippi the
weather will be generally fair tonight
and Friday with no decided changes OF
temperature.
Evening journal., 1911-03-30

Forecast TIM $ p. m. tomorrow;
For Delaware Unsettled tonight,
Friday fair.
Evening journal., 1911-03-30

You will find the Evening
Journal in Every Wilmington
Home. Ask Your NeighboE
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

Mie iaiuer3eit ecmelSet Hro TN
6ofcn Ton 9slgnIa mo tie mabreui
bes 9l0en pom einem Sturm uber
roidt m1rrnaH. Der Sauptmanu an:
Dem preusi'Sen 9riegsminilteriuT
Trie0rin @'sli uu0 feline sSruu ou.
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&ouof r%rtrurfcn Anfanqs Dar mon
qeueiot oic @otrtroohe o1tf Elm I'M
qliifFcliaes &crhGnQuiB 5uritdprfiib'
rem Inn % mchr. als pon Seite be-
Naturalization @ehoroen erflort NOR
oen }ror Is ipi ones periudt morOen
nm Die uH7iHfliden Opfer 81 retten
bic Mi;th 0as entieiielten @lementes
ipotlets abcr alien 8eriuben Del
&ileileinmua. Sect erbdlt ober 0el
trauriae ,Jea ourh Die Ausiagen Dor
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0ab oie lltaliifli1en b1tten gerettel
neroeu fonnen menn niht cine uner'
borte Saumieligfeit ieoen Rettungs
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@orgdnge aei9iloert, Die iit I'M So
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bate, 81 ba6en, 6rau @oIf uno SSr
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an3ilg altf o%en1SeIicn untpeit Der Ben,
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&ieienmoge. Die Don riidtpGrts ange,
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tonnte. liei iofort in Die Beniior
@oria ltnO madte WittheiIlng oor
Dem llnelid Gs mar 3eit genug
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men pom al biz 10 1lbr Wittags
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es fdipO Iih Niemano, Der linen 81
&flfe gefommen mare. Bon ser 8Ioct
foben Die 2clte Dem fiirdterIiher
Shonipiel 5lL mon fab, tpie Sanaf
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81 beIfcn man horte fhre aenenoer
Silfernfe. Bic 2eute eilten in Dit
StoOt. um sic geb0roen al berftdn
Oisen. Die ltngIiidliden fdmpftpn
5tpei StltnNen itn ibr 2eben, unmit
telbnr Dor oen Mitgen Der &oTenbe
Boroe ltApomnlen fie foit in ben So
fen, mo tie Die RrGfte oerIieben. Der
$ofenfnpitdn Sermonn Miroiebic re.
oct iih Nun oarouf aus, 0oB Der Die.
ner BON Der 9eniion @oria nidt 81.
reft ben SAT- ser @ofenbeboroe ange,
5eigt babe. ion6ern bic Weittbeilunq
Der @en0ormerie mdhte. Dieie mie,
Der meloete es Der 8e5irfSbeboroe
6iie Ser @emetnoe, un6 erit bon bier
tom Die NeIOuag an Oos Snfentnpi,
lanai.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
Die EIeifdpreiis.

lteber ole ltria6en Der boiler
6leiihpreiie gibt elm Beridt beg Gen.
fitsburealis 4nsfunft, ben 6erseitiqen
Stono Der &ieb5uht in ben 8ereinig.
ten Stonten betreffen0. Die 8enoIfe.
rung oes @onoes bat i'm letten Ssobr.
debnt Inn sman5ig Yro5ent suaenom.
men, oagegen lit ole Nuf3udt bon
Shlahtnieh iiheroa erbebIih suriid.
gegongeu. IS gibt bellte in ben Der.
einiqten Stnaten 3nan5ig Yro5snt
Deniqer M}ilhfiIbe ais Dor sebn Sab.
rem. Die 3obl Der 4Glber lit INN ole
@Glfte 5uriidaeqangen, &inopieb fir
ben 5hlnhtpiebmarft nm 8tp6li
Bro5ent. Bun Dem NusgefIiiqel ba.
ben MIR Ole 6iibner iih permebrt, Der
8eItan0 an gnten. @Gnien uno Cur.
teps lit ebenfals erbeblih 5uriidQe.
gongen. @enn aber Die BeooIferlno
li6 Inn elm poles 6iinfteI berme6rt
unO Die 5leiihproOuftion gIeidseitiq
nm mebr als elm 5iinfteI 3uriifgebt.
bann fino Die boben SIeiidpreiIe balo
erflGrt. $50 Die Na9frage Iteiot uno
oos Ingebot fGnt. oa Iino bobere
8reiie nod tmiuer Die u~nousbIeib.
lde 6o!ge gepeien.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
Soften Der G~ebensmitteI.

Dos Mrbeitsbureou in 8oibingtou
bat eine e~ingebenoe llnteriuduna oel
2olten Der 8ertbeiIung bon 2ebens
miteln beeonnen. @s ion babel oei
Berionbt pom 6abrifanten gum
@roBb1noIer. YermittIer, Detail.
banoIer uno Roniumenten perfolai
peroen nm Die llria6e Der 9beue.
r1tng oes 2ebensunterbaItes feft3u.
IteQen. Mnn gloubt, ooB bic Reiul
tate melt oerihieoen bon Oenen leiu
Der0en pelde ourh friibere Inter.
iubungen er8telt wurOen, oa babel
tets MIR enmeoer bic gngros- ooer
bic 9etniIpreiie in 8etrnft ge5ogen
wuroen. obne oaB man einen Ser,
gIeih 5piiden Den bei0en anItelte
coer Die @rimoe fir bic l1nterihie0e
uno Die 3uitGnoe ourh meI9e Die
llnteridieoe eeidaffen Duroen. felt.
suIteuen iufte.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

SIN eifa.

Gin ~GneebenOer Cicero bottle etHa
slpoIHdbrigen Dieb 5u pertbdoigeM
Dor Der gerbonolung Iprnm q nod
NIT benz tie7betritbten Batter 0es ita-
gen 9erbreters uno meiute erlsaa-
Btgen0: n@inseiperrt Diro Der Sun
&c oiesrnol nod niht nber cine or.
bentlide Erodt BriieeI bate e don
beroientl~
sd boiie ibn, 0ob er fi& mirsracr
riibr'n tnnnl" oeriprah Der iHuser5.
Sebeagte er5enger.
Gtnge6euf oieier Borte nerftiee
iih Der iunee 8ertbeioiger beim BId-
OoDer 0u foleenoer Eir1oe: ~gtneH
lOlheM Rnirps ms @eFdneniB fper.
zen, beiBt ibn beroerben. Dos @trt-
inmite = meme boben 6erren =
tper0en bic 8riigeI fem, bic m OeE
Batter Oes angefIogten na6 0G Der
bnuollue periprohen bntl-
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
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RurI 6Oler, Oirigent. Oirsttorsn.
psrlummIuug am /. SOuutoa mad BEN
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ieben Mittwo9. Notwithstanding
am /. Sonntae i'm Otdrs unOS eptember
MrtOn DamsuSsrsin. 8rduIein pauline 80.
lrr, YrdTbentin. 0erlammlung am 9. Drift.
NOD plOnatIi& atenOs in pbisem SOfale.
@ermania MGnner.gbDr 922 penn.
Qgue. Yrdl. Sobn &eiff. Ser. 0ecnart
@eper, All llfeStr. %. 6. @mil s.
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@pnat In BeeIsrs Dale. 3
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
2Dgen.
Oeutlde Nreinlaurer Qooe 81.

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Derlammelt f& iepen Item unO Stem
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Columbia Bunb SIR. 81, .. 8. e. st.,
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am Blace, 81. @ ~perlammelt Td iepen
2ten NittpUn i'm Mcnat IN 1927 Ute CTR.
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4. NOntas i'm WOnat In 1889 Ute Str
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i'm 9ptbi0n EempeI SO. 1919 o. Sir.
q. N.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
Der WliniunenOrfraabaut SetIer
perbaitet.

Nn9 elmer in Aliesbure eingetroi.
fenen Neloung lit Der iIihtiee Yanf-
profuriit uno WiiaionenoeirnuOani
SeBler in Mtben Don einem 0eutiden
Mehtsanlpolt erfonnt unn ouf oellcll
Betreiben uerboitet moroen. Wie mon
ferner bort. nor Settler Ihon por
eiMigen Tagen in einem 9Otel in Rea,
pei BON elmer Dame ertonnt uno be.
ariiBt noroen. Die Dame wuBte ober
niht. Dab Settler iliihtie mar. als
bonn bon Auqsbnrq aus Die YoIisei
in Nenpel ue~rit1noigt muroe. mar
9esler idon mad grinoiii obgerciit
BON no lid ie0e Spur oerlor. oo man
niht ermitteIn tonnte init welhem
Shiif er obgeiobren pdr.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

Dsutlder @sntraIpsreia. Brdltosnt
Surt B5lduer i. gi3ssN ii w. Hut'
Osidel; q. 81es9rdi. eapt. :. Z.
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gral. guurlc Meiuba,nt; Sbas. 8.
@erner, 5dasmdler; @uitap Bender,
Sstrssay, @OnsreB 6eisbts, D. s.
Sutasatrdesr SOiepb @Ouorod Der.
a:amluus isOsn 4tsn Disnitas i'm @OnOt
In 922 penn. Npe.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

DfutI6er Neutrality-suspicious., DiRrict
SIR. 40. Setretdr @m. 6annemanu,
1915 Wtorion ctr. 81. 49,, SerIammelt
iih iepen 4ten WtittmOh i'm MlUnat IN
1927 Ute StraBs.
Deutlder neutrality-suspicious., DiFrict
100, Mihael Dies, @etretGr, 629 $
Strube, NOroOh SerIammeIt i4 jepen
4. Dunneritas i'm @Unat in 1917 Z ctr.
Deutla- @merttaniI&er unterRabunss-
8eretn, SObn Diek, Getretar, 1888 9.
Capitol StraBe, serlammelt lEn ieOrn
2ten Dienfag i'm MOnat in 1871 Ute Str.
@ermania Club. 0teseImdBise gu.
Iammentuuft Greitns lbsnbs in gbe
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Ringmun YIacs.
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OerIammelt ltA ieDen 2ten DCnnerIae i'm
MOnat in 737 Ute strabe.
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SEQ. Nlair. gsIretGr, 1881 lite 5trabe,
NOrOwef, Oerlammelt iH ieOen 2ten
SOnntas i'm MDuot i'm @OlOen eagle
6Otel, New SerIep Mpsnue unD . CTR.
plattbeatfGer DamsmOsrtin. Grau Ssury
Srnue. praIbsntin. 8srlammslt fit ieben 1.
MtttDO@ i'm MOnat i'm pOuls zines Der Mit-
gIteber.
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@ameurei@, UerlammsIt fi@ am /. unO
8. MOntas i'm Nir's Deutl9es 9aus,
1927 Z. Str, g.. Us.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

GuoaseIiids lutberii6e 3ious. airde,
8. uno g StroBe, q. IS, 9oifor Gsu.
IS. 8. gersuer. @%ottesoienit /. uuo g..
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lid.
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MiTions-V erein.
DOnusrstas ben 2. aOS7 3 rbr nasmitiaas.
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gIbenb.
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9irGsnraib Ssrlammsli F@ am /. MiiiwuG
TN MCnat, @benos s libr.
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mod i'm WOnat, Mahmittaas 3 llbl.
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i'm MCmat Abrucs s ltbr.
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ct. Mottbdi 9utbcrii9e Stride, o
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engIii6 8 llbr Qlbenos. 8olor. Reu.
S. @. Almenoiu9sn.
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ctr. q. SO.
9otor: geU. Samss 8. 8ubrsr.
Din ieOem Sonntas:
1. @ottesOienft (oeutl6) II nbr Gm.
2. @OttesOienit (engI.) 7.so abeuos.
8. g.. S6uIe (ensl) 9:45 llbr gm-
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8tr6enraib. id I'M 1. Dienitas TN NlOnat
s libr Abenbs.
Der esbrsrpsrsin irssn 0Onnsrfas atenbs
nm 8 llbr.
8rauen.g srem am srisn Disnfae imMOnat
I'M 7 ubr 80 Abenbs.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
~VanOsmnmidaftlide unb unttraHbuuss
Sereine.

OCk(Nl(s
1@aibinstOn @riitIiOereim. Charles
6Ot Tinan5s@ etrstdr, Dor 1904.
Citation g; 0ereinsIOfaI arions6aue
1905 6. ctr. q. D. gerlammluma
erfen DOnnerstOe i'm @Onat. grSl,
Ben q. NidsnbaHer, RenOis Building,
IL unb O. ctr. %. W.
@tauFa&sEin gsrsiu. GrOu Mnna @pies,
Wr6fbentin.
Sdweissr. WObItbdtisteitsusrsin grdi
SuLius @slCff, lis Eennefes NUe., 9.
8. 6. {. S&wesIsr, Sstrstdr, 1929
s Cir, %. SO.
Uertim Bnben, 0lCts Nstntart, Sefre.
tar, lib . StraBe, SIbpeR, Serlammelt
f& iecen 1fen DienRas I'm MOnat in
827 Ute Strn6e.
Verein Bayern, Columbia @eettUn glr. l
DpIfsans RudOGi6eI, prdl. Truut
@siOauO, Wies. Yral. Mi@eI 6OIa,
bsierIsin. S9Osmeifer. EbeO u. 3ss
dert,, Setretdr. 1910 Tla. Nue. q. 6.
WsrlammIuns iebsn eriten @onutaa
8 ubr Na9mittass IN geBlsrs 0aue.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
gOrpanb.

Isle i6einen ben g0s'sea Gag Be
fa4h BON ben Rollegen aus bent Be
nnfborten Bureaus al bdbenv Ge
fih bei Sbnen bic Set bertrei6en,
Serr Ie~giftrotor9~ ~TJo GIler'
6ings; i6 babe rdmEih etren 2nrsb'
iroid, mno Dem brin0eu he unme1
EIieGenl~
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

OufeI (sur Tedsidbrioen setde):
SEA, 2iegden, Ou biit nam tu1seE
NIT Der Ma11a 10 'anein, na0dtet On
niGt boIo pieOer eineu menea R0pd
bnben?~
3iesden: .aA tpciBt 6m, Cufd,
mn modteu Iieber lurtey ms Hei
benz
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
edIedter SrDA

seuneer MeOi3fner: ~@Oh ii bad,
NoB i6 nun ale 9ritfungen btnter
mir babe. Sc lit gr6BItA, Dos ID n
Der Iesten 8eit arbeiteu matbtet~
AeIterer ar5t: rgellA; Iieber&one0e,
hn tperoen Sie iest IGn0e. IGa@
Rihts s1 tbum baben--
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

Director: .9ie misSSen HsrsHs
ben 9tbeGo ipielenl~
GhouipieLer: Dgtn, mas trieg' ID
6a fir &equifiten rnaO aOitiime9-
DIRECTOR: rgeu, frogen Se midf
70 6umm-e SddateIde' Kids xA6
E @nobofi-
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16
gaIsenbnmOr

Eremb gum MnIer, Der i&uIDas.
bnIber beiratbete): 1geo -. mt
itebt Define Srnit nits3]
W6nIer: Sra bei Oben
oebt fie iGOn nO&f-
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

sic: Bin id Dir nod deMt
BeAer, Die Dor mierer Der
beirotbinre, Senrp2~
Or: .8eit tbenrer, nDein S&nS'
Gie: gBie lit oo8 m5gfi@3~
CT: u8e0enfe, mas 9u mid h
Dem 0efoitet bait &It6s~
Washington Journal., 1911-12-16

Columbia Eurnuerem 92s, UStraBe,
81. %, Gel. NOrtb 9l45.
@el@afts:g eriammIuuseu ieOen 2.
SOuntas i'm MOnot, NubmittoSs 8 ubr'
gorIfon6s . Sisunsen itoen WsOntas
Mbenbs 8 uby. 9rdfOem altSeO y.
BeuuueraO. @driftmurt IS. 6. Wtann,
1921 Is. StruBe, q. u.