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Washington Journal., 1911-09-23
Se6fe SOnUentiOu
Oes 9enidsA~ merifmIden National
8umOes, in &aibingtOn,
6.-9. OttOber, 1911.
eramaaItunas. RDmite.


11Iortin wiesouO, 465
nlarYIon6 2lpe., s. 10.
finons.S efretdr: Karl BommeI.
SAokmeiaer: Jacob Braeser.
un6 prot. Sefretdr: Capt
Gbas. q. ShpeeIer, 40 6te
Strdee, Il. No.,
Seifber: Rom. Simon molf, Philip
Dittes, mm. s. 6uoe, Karl Geolf
Cbrif. SeiIfeiu, chos. KiidIe, Karl
2l6terFir6en 6ermdnn &edner, Wm.
mieemonn paul Sa6idmio, mm.
Serens, ;. 6eo. 2tuth, Geo. !. SeBIer
alHorew Soffer IT,, Geo. 10. Spier,
SreO. q. Kramer mo RenrY 2Idter.
firden. Ruo. Sour, Nlpin nlei6ner,
emil Spabu, Or. 0brif. strad, 3obn
Weber. Die Seamten oes GentrazDers
ems i'm DifriFt Columbia: Die Ghrens
~prdfoenten BON. Simon molf nno.
Rnoolpb 5our, Sefretdr 6nftou
Bender, s6obm. Cbos. G. 6erner
unc ole Dicesp rdfoenten moIfsane
Rudodi6eI, Ghas. c. S6weeler, Carl
GeoIf Karl G. 8rann, 6onroo nlein.
horOt. JofepR Donorpd, 5abnentrds
ger; fowie ole prdfoenten foIeeuoer
Dereine: Dentf9er maienhous.Ders
Elm Sreo. Jmbof Derein Soiern 10.
Rudodf6el, alrion 6efarsUerein Jobu
WiIbbnlen, Columbia Gurnuerein Ii.
Deteranenperein oes 2lbten Sattails
Ions, D. c. D. Knrt poeldner, Germa-
nia Wdnner6or John Reif Geutonia
Soee 10. ?, %. .. &. 8, S. 10. ReL
big, ReRenoormfGoter unteraibnness
Derein Sonis Saner fen, Deutfder
unterfibnnesbnnO, Oifrift 10, loo,
John Meinineer; plattoitider Der
cen, 10. mieemonn; Woihineton
sdneerbunO, hilbert Sepper. Sdwd'
bifHer Kranfen perein,
S. Ronolo; Derein Sooen, 1ouis
Sdrof; miIbeIm Cell Gooe, 5rit
Doeel; Columbia SrouersKrnnfen
untertiibunessD erein, Geo. miller jr.i
Observation-Disclosures lluterftiBnnss.
perein, George maYer; mabineton
MebsersllHterfiib ;. Geo.
2luth; Oentlder Neutrality-suspicious.
DiRrict 10. 40, 2tlfreo Krieg; maib.
instOn Gain 10. L D. u. %. D., Geo.
8. Rammer; OnFeI Brdfe Derenii-
eunsssperein, RenrY rpebrenbers;
Columbia Buno, 0. 3. 8. T., S. 10.
seebOOs; Dentfaer Krieger . Suno
German SeHner;
Kurt poeIduer, eg ofFciO-
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23
@eiang=gereine.

0af6inatCn SdnserbunD. SO. 314
Is. ctr. g. SO. gilbert 9epper, Prdi.
u. 8rauner, 9etretar, 3l4 6. Str. %.
%. 6eiurid 9ommer, Dirisent. gers
iammeIt fH iepen DienfaS CUR Sing
Runbe.
DamemOrrsim. Grnu &. 8. 9artbsl, wraf.
@srlammluns isOsn /. unO 3. 6reitas Dfs MUs
mats, MbenDs s lltr, in ubisem eOtaIs.
NrtOn @elans-9fr 1905 6. Str.
81. 80. Sobn @iidbuien, Brdi, Sac.
Brieaer, @etretGr, PA 9te Str, 81. %.
Carl 6oIer, Dirisent. Direftorens
periommIuns am l. 9Unntas mad benz
i. Mittmod I'M MOnat. @insituuOe
iebem MittwOa. Notwithstanding
am l.. SOnntag i'm Uidr3 unDS eptember.
NriUn Damsnssrsin. GrdRlsin pauIine 30
let, W~r6gbentin. 0erfnmmluns am 2. britt.
nod mcnatIi& abenbs in Ubisem eOtaIs,
@ermnnta Manner.@ tUr. 922 genn
Npe. gral. SObn Hsiff. Ser. 2eOnarb
@eper, All Iife6tr. 81. 6. gmil S.
Gbrifiani, Director. ger1ammelt ii9
ieOen eraen @Onntns i'm @pnat CUR Sc
lGGftserleDieuns unO teOen 9Onntas
unD DOnnertaS sur 9%tnSfunee in 922
Yenn. QlSe.
DamsnSsrein. Grau SuIia guBIer, grdl.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23
0mbsmaumidaftlide nnb untertiibnMgs
Eereine.

Walbington @ritliuerein, CHARLES
6Of, 6iRan5sS strstdr, Bor 1904,
citation g; gerstnslOtaI ariOns 6aae.
1905 s. 5tr. q. B. WsriommIuns
erftsn DOnnerstas i'm MOnat. Yrai,
Ben g. gtidemba6er, RenOis guiIOine.
II unp g. ctr. 90. 80.
@tauTa&erin gsrstr. Grau AnRa 9piss,
V%r6lbeniin.
Sdwei5er. acknowledgements Yr6l
SuIius GslufJ lls EeunsNee Nue., 9.
s. 6. &. @6we9Ier, Setretdr, 1929
s Str. q. W.
gerein Baben, gllUis 9stntart, @etre-
tar, ll3 . @traBe, SiiDwea, perlammelt
Ih jeDen 1fen DienRas i'm MOnat in
1921 7te @trabe.
gerein Bayern, Columbia @ectiCng 81. /
NOIfsans RudOdldsL, Yrdi- Trant
@eieanb, 0ice. Prdl. Mi1el 6oIss
beierlein, @9abmeifter. EbeO u. 9es
fert, Sefretdr. 1910 6la. 9Iue. 81. 6.
0eriammIung isbsn sritsn 9Onutag
8 ubr Nn6mittass IN 0eBIsrs 6aue.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23
s ,th-Rnmftea:

|. Gmpfdnes Komite beimB anfett.
Kurt DOeIdner, DOrfber.
2. Bdmfett, Kommers uno 1Tluff.
- Nlpin Nleiener, porfker.
S. G. mann, paul RoIfter, PernOun
Eedner,
8. Gmpfone. ~ moIfedno RudOd'
fhel. porifker.
SreO. JmRot RenrY streitberser ST.,
Otto SOraorOins, John 4. Sterser,
Wm. 6. Suder, Sreo. Stohlrron, SreO.
FanoIO, Geo. p. pitt, 9. S. SCHUBERT,
Grnf q. WeIder, 2lne. Shmiot Geo.
Fonfer, Eouis ROmis, 8. Gnmenrei4,
Carl Braun, John 2lIt, PAUL boIfter,
Conrad Meinharot, 8. p. ponmer,
Jos. monoraf, Geo. 3. Se6Ier, g..
S4warb, d. S. Gsfite, BID. meisFer,
John Weber.
4. Beiuae i'm Weieen Raus, Ia.
pitoI unO Koneree Bnaerei. -
Hurt p0Ifner, Dorfiker.
%. @. sonned, 8. 8. o. Meyer
5. Nutofahrten, GrolIeY &c.
Sreo. &. GeYerl DorHber; 6Ros. g.
s4weeIer, mm. 1~IenIano.
s. Hm6. OCTOBER, rtoam auf Dem
Ddmpfer Maealefer ndh
1lIcunt Dermon.-GmiI Spain,
pOrfber; porI RaIfter, Sin0ns.seFres
tor; 6reeOr Kromm, SEQ DieseImonn.
z. 2lm 8. OCTOBER 2lbenos. Deut.
iae Gasfeier in National Rifles
6ole.-Dr. Gbriaidn 5trod,
DOrTBer; @. lsenoer, nlar Sernfein,
hilbert "copper", G. Sanr, Or. G. Self
Rauien, 2lley. 10. Srtnd.
GrfrifHunss : Komite: Jacob Brig.
ger, KarL GecIt Karl 2I4terfir4en.
8. KcnDentionsidoI. II Hurt p6It.
ner, porfker.
Dorfber3 G. pon Grmert, Jobn Weber
9. HoteI unO GinquartiruH0.- Kdrl
HdmmeI, Dorfker;
Carl Gsolf, 0Ros. S. Kue8Ie, cRrif.
SeiIaein, phil. Dittes.
10. preRe. -Ghds. q. ShweeIer,
pOrfber. RuooIpb De 5app, G. nIOg
RaReIba&y s. q. Spencer, ID. q. xano'
Uoist.
Il. DrudidHem. 81 Eouis Bauer,
porfber. -5obn nIeinineer, RenrY
meber, JoE. ponor1ld, AeiuR. nEanI.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23
Sober Oas Seine.

SansmiheI fommt gum Rehtson.
malt un0 er5Gblt linn bic @eihihte
Ieines erbftreits. nSoben sic mir
nun aud anes goft3 tpobrbeitsgemdB
er8ablt,~ frngt Der 4nhsolt.
.So, freiIth; id bob' Sbnen Die
boue @abrbeit geiogtl~ ertpiOert Der
Bauer. SD bob mir ee0aht, Die
2iigen fonnen sic ia ieIber rein
bringenl@
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23
QoaeIl.
Neutide lreimonr

0eutl@e Greimonrsr 2oge 9lrs
NGArminius SO. %, F. A. A. NJ,
WNSObn q. Sterser. Wleiffer. Abam
5bueiber, Setretdr, 3746 Wlc RinIep
ST., Gbepp Gbaie .. g., ueriamnleIt
fd ieOsn Swsitsu unO uisrtsn Montag
I'M Monnt in NnuaI QoO9e 6au, Ate
Str. unD Ba. Qlue.. O.. s.
Dil9elm EEL 9Ose SIR 5. q. 6 0.OfG.
Derlammslt TH ieOen Item unO Sten
DUnnerltae i'm WlOnat in 623 9Ouiiiuna
NDenue. paul BoA1AmiD, Getret6r,
1O7 Ste Str, NCrbOR.
Columbia Bunb SIR. 81, o. s. 8 st.,
9Ubn Msininser, @etretGr, 2O17 Ste
5traBe, Ncrbwef, Serlammelt lHA ieOen
2tsu MittpOh i'm MOnat IN 1927 Ute ctr.
2Onisin 2uila BnnD, .. 8. g. q. Grau
Martba Rupsrtus, YrdfDentin.
DaIbinstUn 5ain SIR. /, u. 8. G.,
.. s. SCHUBERT. 1927 lite @trabe, NUrb-
weIf, DerlammeIt lih iepen lIten unp 3ten
Micntn9 i'm MUnat in 1871 Ute Ctr.
Ieutpnta 2uge SIR. 2, 8. 8. $. 9,
6.B 9stbis. prdliOent 1742. I. q. SO.
8. Gamenrei4, Setretdr, 1900 Ste Ctr,
NCrDweR Oerlnmmelt liH ieDen 2ten unb
4ten MOntns i'm MOnat in 827 Ute Str
NOrDweR
@ermania QOge SO. Is. e. Of ..
8eriammeIt ii@ am 2. llmO 4. Diemitug
gptbiau EsmpsI 30. 1912 Q. Str.
81. %.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23

ap%erfcunnns.

Gin idonseIodter RomponiIt bat
ioeben in Der 6omilie oes Serrn4om.
m%er5ienratbs ieine neueite Gompoir
ton Oorgeipielt. 0ie 6rou 9ommer-
5iertrotb lit tiei in Der Seele ergrifien.
Inn oieier @rgriffenbeit Nusbrud 81
geben, 3iebt tie einen foitbaren &ing
bonn Singer uno lprift. nEragen Sle
0ieien Sling 3ur griunerung an oieic
ieltene Stun0el4 - glber aud Oct
SEER aommer8ienrntb 1T geriDrt-
@r itlypft isine 5rau beimlih in DIE
Settle uno iagt: o@eb' linn aud mas
gum 9ourihneroenl~
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23

l2. proerdmm uno poRofiee i'm
KouDentiousfooIe. IT John We.
Der, Dorfker; 6. &. Sdwss.
Ter. Karl Braun.
Is. Damen. Die prdfoeutinnen
folseu6er Damenpereiue:
Sdueerbuno: sran X. O.. Sorthsl;
2trions srdnleiu panIiue Roler; Ser
mania mannsrhor; Srou Julie 6afs
Ter; Columbia GuruDereiu. 5rau Bet
tie Sdleidert; woifenbaus Oamens
Rhlfsperein: frou K. o. Sdrtbel;
Oamen udbUereim frau K. Softer;
plottoentiber Domeuuerein: Srou
PenrY 6roue; Koniein Sonifa Suuo;
6rau nIortba Rnpertns; stauHade.
rim; 5rou alnna Spies.
IA. Qbseihen. ~ 6uftdp Bender,
DOraBer, {. ssutbeim, Conrad mein.
Rorot, Kurt D0lfHer, JoRu Wil6bulen.
IS. Decoration. - Wm. {. Cube,
IStNpSt.
10. 5inans. Komite .-1nartin mte.
eanO, Dorliber.
Seifber: Karl RamneL Jacob Sriies
ger, Capt. Cbos. G. S6weeler, Simon
lpolf philip Dittes, mm. S. 6uoe,
Karl Gsolf, Cbrif. SeiIfein, chos.
Kiidle, Karl aldterFir6en Rermoun
Seduer, pm. Wiesmomn, Paul So4.
ibmio, mm. Serens, J. 6eo. 2Intb,
6eo. 3. se6Ier, oInorew SofFer jr.,
Geo ID. spier, 5teo. u. Kramer mo
penrY 2ldterfirden.
Sur ROtis! Obiees 1T gum sefdnieen
6ebroub fir obiee Komites, oie National,
beomteu uuo DeIesoten befimmt. Sir
2tusFunft wesen Rotels, proeramm
ufp. weuos man iid sefdnisa an
g. 6. ShwegIer,
40 Sedfe Str, Il. 10.
mosRinetOm, D. 6.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23

geiuher. .@arantiren Gle mir,
Dab i'd mid in Sbrer @orIeiuns
omiiiire9
&umoriit: DNber nit gereniieen
geiuher: ullnO erbalte id mein
@intrittsgelo Suriid, wenn i'd nitt
Iohe2@
Sumoriit: rgteiu, baum per0en Sic
'rousgeidmilien.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23
8nr ghenerana.

Sog' Groll, murnm baben mir
Oenn ME @efIiieeI. SIN 2lnfnng un-
Ierer Che brietelt on fat ieoen
@onntag cine @onsl~
wSa, mein 2ieber, aIs mir beiratbe.
ten, bait on nod cine @anS biaig
betommen.@
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23
anf Der SOd1seitsreife.

$err (ou ieiner 8peiten 5rau) !;
~Bie freue i'd mid, ooB i'd auf oieie
Deiie aud pieoer in oieie herrIihe
@eeen6 fommel" Sunge 6rau:
nglio boit On Define erite 6rau audi
bierber gefiibrt2@ n Serr: oSo -
ober oomoIs bah id Dor Iauter Ser
Iiebtbeit foit nid)ts bon Der @egeno
a~eiehenl"
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23
Ter GrfinOer.

rSieb nal an, oIio 10 crfinounes.
reid lit oein Sobn?~
$50; uao immer meiB er ettpas
Neies. mie man iid lem 9eben en-
Ieihter1t fam"
yBas bat er oenn idon erfun.
benz
og1e gauge Meuge Ausre0en un
iid bon Der arbeit 81 oriidenlS
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23

.Mie fam man mobI oas Thrift
iHe @ort p$orem@ Oeutid gut uis-
Nriideu2~
.Sebr einiod; iagen sic nur:
x@dosfommer1.~
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23
MOStrm.

x..MA id tDuBte ia gar nidt, bob
Gie FHon gum 8peiten Dale perbeiro'
tbet itmOi~ IL n8ttte, &err Dcttcr,
erit Surl sueiteH WlaIel~
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23
GrOFarRs.

.Soben gndoiee Grou idOn cine
be0eutenoe alpiuiiHe 2eiitlng 5u Der.
Aeifnen2 ~ Limb obi 9obe ben
Mokmanm nit einem 8umpeIrod be-
ltieeen-1
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23
0anfbar.

@efon9niBpdrter (aum8e rbreder):
m8ier lit Don Dem 4oLi3eioiener Der
Sic perhaftet bat. / Sdinfen uno l
@ugelbmpi fir sic aagefommenl
Ser Ufonn bat geitern Die %aigsgeeste
BeloBnllrig erbnltenl4
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23
Der Side 8asa.

sbr Serr Batter fonnlt niht
hierher, meia En- Doriees Snbr beinnbe
ertrunfen Ddre24 ga, er ingt, menu
er fhon einmnl MaiIer ihluden miiB-
te. alma er lieber - nu9 Marien,
bo0i"
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23
9cntIids spmptOme.

StooeIbofbduerin (5nr Nodbo.
RIM: o0enfen q Sbneny beut'
iheint mir Der bette Dds unO Scr
8ouer franf poroen 81 iein.~
Nodbarin: n@ornn merfen g
Oenn 0as?"
StaoeIbofboilerin Der DDS friBt
MIR uno Der Bauer trintt nirl"
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23

,0iesmaI babe i'd Die eiienbubn.
oeIeaIdoft aber reingeIeetl"
.8ie baben sic oos angeiteut2"
SD babe cine Riidfabrfarte ge-
fault uno Oliiitern0): i'd werOe
ni1t S~uriidfommenl"
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23
anf Der S56s.

@nuner: Menn iie MN aber
BEL Dir Soiisiuhune boIten2~
Soditupler NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Qas Mann oes Gortidritts bab' i'd
I1ngft Elm nSufe" bel Der 9anfl"
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23

Dsutlher @entrolpereiH. 8rdttoeHt
aurt g6ldner; i. gi5ssgrai. B. Stud.
OdIdel; 2. gisss9rdl. Gopt. s.. l..
SdwegIer; 8. giSss8rdi. 3orI @sOIf;
a. 8ias.g ral. RarI 6. Braun; 5. gisss
gral. gOmroO WleinbOrOt; gbas. s.
@srner, SdabmeRer @ulfap Benpep
@etrstar, GOnsreb 5eisbts, .. s..
6abnentrdoer SOIepb @onOrod. 8er-
iummluns ieDsn 4ten DisnaOs i'm YtUnat
In 922 Yenn. NDe.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23
Menes @Ort.

~Sor', SpunO, 0eine fr6ntelnOe
grbtonte - miro fie DID nibt balo
gu einem oupumpungsfdbigen Nien-
ihen mnben2"
mgId no Die fdnet in neu'rer
8eit ouffaaeno 81 g'iunoeln an"
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23

1880 &C.,
SCbn Nleininser, SstretSr, 2017 Ste
Strnee, NorOpsR, %perlammslt f& isbsn
3ten MittwOH i'm Ronat in 922 ga.
Mpenue,
Shpdbifher &ranEen-
peretn, MiHaeI Dteb, Sefret1r, 629 s
@traee, NorOOR, SsrlammsIt T& ieOsn
1Rsn Dienaae I'm Nlcnat in 737 7ts
Straee.
plattOeutlHer gerein, Bm. Gtir.
mann, Setretdr, wCbnbaft In Tacoma
0art, %Uerlammelt liH ieDen 2ten DOnner-
tag I'M MCnat in 1927 Ute Strabs.
Mebser= nterRibuuss- gerein, SObn
Dieb, Setretar, 1888 9. Capitol Strabs
perIammelt lim iepen lfen Dienfa9 TN
WiCnat in 922 Ysnn. Aps.
Suuee Mebeer . Interchangeable
uerlammelt ii9 am 8. Dieulios III 992
4snu. 9Ipe. @ecrse BaterldmiOt. Sefr.
Columbia grauers 8rantsmuuterRuB.
unesperein, 6ran3 8om, Setretar, 1874
22ts CTR Nurowelt, oerIammelt fh iepen
3ten DisnfaS i'm @Onat in 1927 Ute ctr.
8arbersllniou uerlammelt lib am 1.
unO 8. MituDo1 III 922 Benn. NDe.
Bladder F. unterRituugs,ll Union (uIt),
geriommsln iid am /. SOnntus I'M
Monai. morssns IL ubr IN s27 z. Ctr.
gddersu fabungs. Vsrein 30. l
Gung) ggrlommslt lid isben 2. Soums
tag in Monat nm II ubr MOrsens
in 827 T.. ctr.
Arbsitsr. 6ranfsutaHe. gerlOmmeIt
fi9 ie6en 2. Dienltag unO am Iebteu
SOmitog i'm Monat, obsnosin s27 Z. Ctr.
GoucOrSias gereim uon (BlaOensburs)
OiorpIanO.
8raus Nrbeiters Union go. lis. 0ers
iammelt iid am Ietten SOnntas in
Monat, morgens, in gOiteaO's 1ale,
ete unO %. Str, q. B. @m. 9eus
mutb. Serretdr, 9ls Ate Str. q. s.
Deutl1er llntertiBunesbunO, Diifrirt
SIR 40, @etretGr Wm. 6nnnemnnn,
1915 MoriOn Str. q. 49,. perlammelt
fh ieocn 4ten WittwOh i'm MCnat In
1927 Ute Stra6e.
Deutlher Neutrality-suspicious., Dilrict
100, IliAael Dies, 5etretdr, 629 8
StraBe, NOrDDR, p%erlammelt tG isoen
A Dcnnerfag TN Mpnatin 737 ctr.
Deutl6- NmeritaniIher unterRibunss-
8ereiu, SObn Diet, Setret6r, 1888 9.
Capitol 5tra6s, Oerlammelt fh iepsn
2ten 1isnfas i'm MtCnat in 1877 lite Str.
gsrmauio Stub. 0tsseImdBioe 3us
iammentnuft TreitOs 9benOs in Gbe
9Oletam. $50. 1928 s Ctr. %. W
Setretdr 6. non @rmsrt, SO. 1920
6insman YIace.
SccaRa gunO, Dit. Of Sol, 8. u.
6HGrgsr. Sefr., GCnsreB 5riStts. o. g.,
perIammelt f6 teOen 2tsn DCnneraas i'm
MOnat in 737 7te @traBe.
Ontrl grdfs gersnisunss : Gerein,
Sec. Wiair, SstretGr, 1881 lRe StraBe,
NurbpeF, Derlammelt FH ieOen 2tsn
5Unntns i'm WiUunt i'm @UIOen eagle
5ctel, Stem SerIes 9lpsnue unb 9 Str.
plattbemi6er DamsnDerein. 6rnu 6snry
@raus. Wraibsniin. 9srlammst f& ieben 1.
MittpO6 i'm Mpnat i'm 1aule zines Der Mit-
eIieber.
8albinston Sid GsIief, Brdiibsnt y.
Glmsureid, %UeriammeIt ii@ am l. unO
8. MOntas I'M glir's Oeutl3es 9ous,
827 Z. Str, q. @.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23

gpbraim (na6 gerbiiBune ieiner
@trofe aIs SiibnerOieb) uSest Jag
mir nber elmer, Dober Oos 9ubn weiB,
oaB ib mid 9ebeiiert bobe9@
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23

Ser porloute 5ris: Sic, Serr,
Gle iiuo al idpper fir 0os 9fero.
Gle ioIten Die 2oOuns Oertbeileul"
Washington Journal., 1911-09-23

Columbia EuruUerein 92s, MStraBe,
81. 80, Gel. Nortb 2l45.
@elddftss Be rIammlungen ieoen 2.
SOnmtas I'M Mouat, Nodmitt0ss 3 ubr-
9CrfanOss @isnugsn ieOen |. unO g..
MOmtag, Mbenbs 8 ubr. !. Spre9er
Rurt IoeIdner, 2ibrarp Of GonsrsB-
Sbriftwart s. 6. Miom, 923l IS.
StraBs, %. B.
Damsnssrsin 5rau Bette 9&Isidsrt,
prdFbentin.
Tedt1Ger 0aiIenbaueperein, Brdi,
6reO Smbof, Dm. s 1lepers, SetrstGr,
1919 Srptne 5traBe, NurCweif. Dirsts
torens uno Dele9atensy erlammIuu9 nm
2. SOnmtag ieOe8 Ulonats na6m. IN oer
N~nifalt.
Granen-0 aIfspsrsiu. Gr'u 8 q 8artbel
Vr1I. BerIammslt ft mpnatlih am 2. Don.
nerfae i'm MCnai IN Der Nnltalt.
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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-12-08
Home That Offers
Health and Comfort

is, of course. the primary object Of
all homebuifders. It was health par
ticularly that led our forefathers to-
the building Of frame houses because
Of their freedom from dampness. a
feature of no little Importance II one
is to be free of achy rheumatic pains,
etc. When you're young and husky,
however, you are apt to overlook this
possibility, but you can profit by the
advice OF some Of our good neighbors
who can talk from experience. Ask
them what they think OF frame
rouse. Comfort will follow health
,and there's no comfort like cozy
home you know Is your own. II
you're thinking Of building there's a
lot Of things we can tell you from
experience with frame houses that
you'll be glad to know. Let's talk
II over. 22-4
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-12-08
BEHIND PRISON BARS

II any one in Blackfoot misses
hearing Chas Hampton. the convict
lecturer, the fayorite speaker Of our
western America. and seeing his pic
lures depicting the actual everyday
life Of both men and women convicts
at the Star Theatre on next Wednes-
day and Thursday nights, they will
miss the rarest treat ever presented
to our Blackfoot people.
His pictures (the only authentic
ones ever shown to the public) and
his lecture are in themselves les
son, but his plea alone to the boy in
behalf of the fathers and mothers is
worth many times the price of admis-
sion. His work is certainly in accord
with the teachings of every parent
and is evidenced by the packed hous-
es and enormous patronage which he
SO deservedly merits,
This will be put on practically as
free attraction In addition to the
regular program without any advance
in prices and in consideration of this.
every parent in Blackfoot will un-
doubtedly see to 1t that at least the
boy will get the benefit of the ex-
perience which the convict has so
dearly bought.
The rules and punishments, espec-
tally the whipping post, are only a
few, Of the subjects lectured on, and
all are Of intense interest The de-
partments of this justly famous pris-
on, showing 1880 prisoners in con-
vict stripes, and their daily lives
while kept In subjection, confinement
and at work in their different de-
partments, give one an accurate idea
of convict life and results in lesson
to our boys we cannot afford to have
them miss.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-12-08
secured promptly.

|iness desks, and the banker viii
have his screened-in office like any
other bank. The typewriters are in
an alcove that subdues the click oi
the machines, but the glass side en-.
ables the class and teacher to be In
full view of each other when he Is ou,
In the main room. The superinten-
dent has private office consisting
of two rooms, and he has desk
phone, The principals office is like
1t and his room has the wall tele-
phone. Nearby is the teachers rest
room or hospital where anybody who
Is injured may be taken for care and
treatment. The gymnasium is in the
basement, under the assembly room,
and has shower baths and lockers ar
ranged under the gallery Little
blocks of space between the baths
and the upper gallery seats are fitted
up for. storage,
The heating plant occupies the
front or west part or the basement,
and a great fan operated by electric
ity draws the cold air In and forces
the hot air through the building. In
each room is thermostat or indica-
tor OF temperature, and 1t Is connect
ed by wire with the distributor Of
heat, SO that the teacher can set the
gauge at any desired temperature
and the system will automatically
keep that room at that temperature,
although every other room in the
building may be set at some, other de-
gree. The great fan changes the air
in all the rooms every five minutes
or less, so that each pupil has pure
warm air all day, or If the weather
is hot, the system pumps cool air at
the same rate IL desired.
The foregoing is only a brief and
imperfect description OF the building,
and it must be seen to be appreciat-
ed. The board of education want
to fix time when the public may
enter and inspect their property, but
workmen are still engaged in, parts
of 1t, and the date will be fixed when
they see their way clear.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-12-08
Gem State Lumber Co
Successors to
WEETER LUMBER co. I,
RABBIT HUNT SUNDAY


w. w. Wood who lives east Of
town, was in on Tuesday making ar
rangements for two days rabbit
hunt in this vicinity next Sunday
from 10 a. m. till 8 p. m. in order to
give business men a chance in the
sport.
Mr.. Woods informs Us that they
will start from his farm and those
using guns are not to use anything
larger than % rifle, or shotguns.
Officers will accompany the hunt, and
no intoxicants or cures for snake
bites" will be allowed. OF coffee and
sandwiches will be served at the end
of the drive,
Everybody Is invited to participate
in the hunt, and especially the In
dians.
C. F. Hilliard and wife and daugh-
ter Ruby, went to the Falls last Sat
urday to consult DR.. Scarborough.