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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-01-12
NEWTOWN.

A delightful social evening was en-
joyed at the Beach Memorial Library
building, Tuesday evening when Mrs.
Charles Glover gave whist for the
benefit of the library. "A large gath
ering was present, ten fine prizes were
awarded the lucky winners. First,
Mrs. VIM. A. Leonard, salad dish;
second, Walter Finch, flower bowl;
third. Mrs. Charles F. Beardsley, large
box Of writing paper; fourth, a tie be-
Shepard. the latter winning shaw
ing set and the former a pack Of
cards; fifth, Mrs. S. A. Blackman,
bridge book; sixth, tie between Thorn
as K. Donahue and William s. Haw-
ley, the former a necktie and the lat
ter bon-bOn dish; ladies consolation,
Mrs. Julia Hawley, vase; gents con-
ISOLATION, tie between Miss Roberta
Neville and William Glover, the for
mer winning a fancy dish. Delicious
refreshments of assorted homemade
cake and punch was served.
Skating parties have been numer-
GUS during the past freezing weather,
those who were too young to travel
the distance to Taunton Lake or the
Foundry pond have enjoyed a de-
lightful opportunity on Newtown
the State, Road improvements. The
latter while a pleasure to the chill
dren during zero weather have been
a source of many comments and an
noyance during the past rainfall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rupf left We'd
nesday for a visit of several weeks in
the South with friends and relatives.
Their principal places of rest will be
Mobile; Ala, and Pensacola, Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Blakeslee left
Monday for visit Of many weeks at
Florida.
Mrs. Lucy Beers has been raised
to the higher dignity of great-grand-
mother and her smile is sweeter than
ever. News has been received of the
birth Of a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Beers Wheeler at Peekskill, N. Y.
John Mathews died at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. P. H. Cannon on
Wednesday afternoon after a lengthy
illness. Deceased was one of the
Oldest settlers and although afflicted
with defective hearing was a most in
teresting talker with a wonderful
memory on points Of history relating
to any country or circumstances. He
was faithfully and tenderly cared for
by a devoted daughter in his declin-
ing years. Another daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Gaines of Bridgeport also sur
wives him.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-01-12
STRATfORD

Tomorrow evening, at the library,
there will be a lecture by Prof. Phelps
of Yale. It is now absolutely sure
he will be back from Texas in season
to take an early train from New Ha-
ven and dine with Judge Curtis before
going to the library. Those who have
not already procured tickets can get
them at the door.
General satisfaction is expressed re-
garding the work of the selectmen
and the manner in which they have
placed the new lamps for the illumin-
alton of the streets. The list, as first
published in the Farmer, was scan
ned with more than usual interest.
The day of the meeting of the Mems
club at the house Of Mr.. Mills, was also
the Sind birthday of Mr.. Shepard, his
brother-in-law, who with his wife,
was present to participate in the re-
ception. Mr.. Shepard was congratu-
lated and made neat speech in re-
ply.
Instead Of talking about Benjamin
Franklin and Jonathan Edwards, as
had been often announced, for his
first lecture, 1t is said Prof. Phelps
will tomorrow evening speak about
1.-TWO Americas"
The dinner which is to be given on
the 21st inst, by the Cupheag club,
3
Charles H. Silliman, Edward H. Beers,
Frank L. Curtis and William B.
Booth.
That belated handorgan was yester-
day in town grinding out 1.-THE Girl I
Left Behind Me-
Lee Clinton goes over to Bridgeport
to the Trade school.
Special songs will be sung at the
Methodist church Sunday evening
Charlotte Judson has been visiting
in Norwalk.
The Phillips family has been enter
tanning guests and this afternoon the
Embroidery. club is meeting with Mrs.
Louis Phillips.
Last night the Azalias held a regu-
lar meeting at Masonic hall and the
new officers were indicted to their
chairs. Tomorrow evening the same
folks will attend whist at the An
drew B. Graham house on King street.
Since March of last year William
III. Stagg has built IL houses in town
for various people.
The new Board of Trade proposes to
work for better and bigger Strait
ford. The town is now pretty good,
and it will grow bigger as the years
roll by
Keep in mind the town meeting this
evening, and vote for more lights.
It is expected that the case of the
proprietor Of the Stratford Inn will be
called next Monday morning.
George A. Fairchild went to New
Haven on Tuesday evening to install
the officers of a tribe of Red Men
in that city. A number of braves
went with him to help him tread the
cinder path. These included Louis E.
Peck. George SpaI1, George Fryer,
William Appleyard, Frederick Nettle-
ton, H. B. Barnum and Asa Parkton.
Miss Harriet Brakeman has returned
to the university at Middlebury, Yer
mont.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-01-12
Tonight's Play the Last
Until Theatre Is Sold

That tonight's performance at Jack
sons theatre will probably be the last
until the proprietor, Edward G. Smith,
succeeds in selling his rights, was
learned last evening.
Dockstader's Minstrels will go on
this evening. The Ministries were
booked long ago and to cancel their
booking would make a heavy loss for
them. After this, however, the thea
tire will be dark" until a new pro-
prietor assumes control
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-01-12
OF BRIDGEPORT, CONN
~ o

Tor forty.four years NC bavc been
conducting business ut the same oio
location, corner OF Main ana Sonn
Streets, Bridgeport, Conn.,, and Ouf
Private Bank has been estabiisne1
ahere continuously. We have receives
and paid out on demand without no
dec millions Of dollars OF money oe.
Dosited with MS and we continue 20
receive money subject to depositors
check at sight. on which we anoT
n each account rconthIy. We soiicis
Oh, accounts of individuals. business
men, firms and corporations. ana ~
who want q hank sccount wnere III
can depnsit money. checks or draILA
and leave it for one day. one week,onS
month or ono year. and draw interess
ON Il for any time IL Is Ieft Win us:
We Give 10 the business our careluI
PERSONAL attention a. the oldest nrm
Of private bankers In this state.
TT. WATSON & co.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-01-12

dawned.
.''Git yer afnoon extry!" bawled the
newsboy, yawning "All bout Their
bein' nothin doin'!' -Chicago Trib-
une.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-01-12
T. L. WATSON & co.
Peoples Savings Bank
Marble Building
9c4-926 MAIN STREET
l1O1st Semi-Annual Dividend

December 2Uth, 1911.
The Trustees of this Bank have this
day declared the regular dividend for
the six months ending December 3lst.
1s1o,at the rate of FOUR PER CENT
per annum. payable on and aNer
January 3rd, 1911.
SAMUEL w. BALDWIN. President.
EDWARD W. MARSH. Treasurer.
Deposits made ON or before Janu-
, AIRY eth, 1911, will draw interest from
January 1st,
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
9as @rad Der Blaine.

9as A6georonetenbaus modte am
Samstag mad elmer 6ltBerft beftigen
9ebatte Oie 8epiaigltng BON $780,
600 5ur &ouenoung Der 8ergung Oes
8rafs Oes S9Iadtidiffes nWtoine"
inn Safen bon Sobara. Gin BON Ste
%preientant Macon BON MrfanIas ge-
Itenter Mntrag, oas @rod, - fir
peldes oieIe Sfferten bon 2euten
eingeIoufen Itno, Oie es fir Musftel-
I~iingS5nede baben m06ten - 5u ber-
foufen, puroe BON 6ilion bon MiIIi-
ilippi umterItiiBt, un0 Damn fam es
8mii6en Dem repubItfnnii1en 6iibrer
Wfann bon Sainois nno SiIion at Ell
ner @ofti9Ia6t iiber 0ieien Introg,
Die in Sdtli9feiten aussuarten
orobte.
Ser Antrag pur0e abgelebnt, oa
uripriingli6 Die Marine > 8ermaI-
tung beabii9tigt batte, oas @rad alf
Die bobe See 81 ibIeppen uno es BORT
81 Oerienfen. &a9 Der IhlieBlib
pa~iiierten 8in bat Ser MorineIefre-
TOR Die 8efugnts, einen Sell oes
8rofs Ser StaOt Sabono gum Sc
I6enf GIT MAIDEN, Die elm Monrrnent
onroits 5u bauen fi9 erboten bat, Ser
9felt miro in Seilen potriotif6en Ser
etnigungen our gerfiigung geItent
tperoen. @rf 0ieie @eiie miro 0os
@rof Dor Dem @eidif betDabrt tuer-
ben, in anit0Biger @eiIe ausqeiteut
tno Soubeniridgern preisqeqeben
81 tuer0en.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
@eRDrbsn

@m Sreftag, Dem 10. DECEMBER
moraeng nm 9 l1br, itnrb mad To-
tGaider Granfbeit IN leiner 8obnung
$50. 3436 g StraBe, g. SO, Der frii-
here @6rtner Erougott &oienbuih IN
6en boben Sitter BON mebr aIs 81
Sabreu. Mm %. @priI n. S. Mir
Sc Ser alte Serr, Der Biz Dor fitr3em
elmer ~uun0erbaren geiitigen uno for
perliden Stride %erfreute, oas 80.
2e6ensiabr boqenoet baben. Der
8erItorbene fam Dor 60 Sabren aus
feiner Seimat &ursoorf I'M Sar5 nod
@eorgetoDn uno bat oIs erpa6fener
N3ann Die 8unoesboi1ptitaot fi6 aus
elmer unaniebnli6en melt altseinatl=
ser liegenoen SrtI1nft 81 elmer
prG6tigen @roBItaot enttDideIn leben.
@r binterI1Bt aus Der CHE NIT ieiner
Dor II Sobren ber1torbenen Satin
2 S0bne, &ouis uno @iI6elm &oien-
bui9, 3tpei angeiebene @afbingtoner
@ei6Gftslerrte, un0 5 @nfel. gr mar
elmer Ser Grinder oes belte nod in
Georgetown beitebenOen SrOens Der
D@uten 8riioer", oeren @eriamrl-
Illngen er bis Dor penigen Monaten
regelmdBig beIu6te, 1tn0 Die Inn BEL
Dem am Montag Na1mittag Itattfin-
OenOen Acknowledgements Oas @eIei-
tie gu ieiner Iebten &ubeitGtte alf Dem
Oaf SIN Srieobof goben. Baitor g.
q. Men3el BON Der goncor0iafirhe
leitete Die Srauerfeier uno ipro9 I'M
9auie uno am @rabe. 8emerfens-
inert lit, ooB Oieier Srouerfeier elm
Mann tantens gotterel beimo6nte,
Ser nod Inn 8 Sabre alter lit ais fein
SreunO &oienbui6, ben er Bis Dor
fitr5em regelm6Big in Ser Barber
Itit6e 81 treffen pfIegte.
Am 9~onnerstag, Dem 81 0e3ern-
Der, bormittogs Inn tt.3O l1br, ftarb
in ieiner @obnung SEQ. 1920 Union
StraBe, g. So, 2eonbaro NreL aft
II Sabre. Ser &eritorbene, Der aus
@oIfsbeim in Der beIiii6en &bein=
probing gebiirtig mar, Iebte friiber
i'm Staate Minneiota, uno mar bier
lange Sabre i'm @irtsgei6Gft tGtig,
ebe er fid 5itriid5og uno meiItens IN
8eruDn, Mo.. le6ts. @r mar @riin=
Der unO @rprGftOent oes SeIienoorm-
Itdoter ltnterftiibungsberein uno qe=
borte audi benz 8aibington Sain
bonn Sr0en ser 9rutoen an. g.. bin
terlaBt auBer Der leiotragenoen @itt=
noe 5Dei So6ter, bon oenen oie dI-
tere an Serrn Aug. @pedmann, sic
iiingere an ben 8oli3iten @m. Stir
mann Derbeiratet 1T, einen unperbei-
rateten Sobn 2eonbaro uno iieben
@nfeG. 9ie 8eeroigung finoet am
SOnntag @admittog BON Dem Sci
9enbeitattrngsgei96ft Ser @ebrii0er
@eier an Der Z. StraBe ans, Itatt.
8aftor Suit bon Ser ct. Sobannis-
fir6e miro Die Srauerfeier Ieiten.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23

neu foIgen mebrere bent i6onen al
ten 8rau6, uno boIten in ibren be.
treffenoen Observation-Disclosures
8eibnadtsfeiern ob. Die oes SGn.
gerbunos finoet am Montag, oie oes
Columbia Surnbereins am Rittuo6
@beno in ben reipeftiben 8ereins.
bGuiern Itatt.
@le iibrigen 8ereins : @eibna6ts.
feiern fallen beuer alf einen Sag,
uno 8mar auf ben Iebten 0ieies Sab.
res, aitf Sountag, Den 81. 9e8em6er.
IS itno Dies ole @eibnadtsfetern 0es
uArion", oes n@ermania M6nner.
6ors~ un0 oes vSnfeI 8r61iq Ser.
gniigungsbereins". 9ieIe 0rei Sci
ern, Die ebenio pie Die oes Sinner
bunoes unO Oes 9[rion unter ben auf-
pi5ien Der betreffenOen 9amenperei-
ne a6gebalten tperoen, fin0en am
Ibeno itatt, 10 OaB iie ser groBen
&eibna6tsfeier I'M 9eutIden 8ois
ienbauie, Ole Inn 2.3O ubr idon liz
rem Anfang nimmt, ni6t i'm @eae
lteben DerOen.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
syrieOe ns6emiibnnsen.

Ser gunOesregierung tit es ge-
Iunoen, cine @inigung Der Wtafte
aum 3med Der 8ieoerberitenung oes
Trie0ens in China berbei8ufiibren,
Sic in 9bangboi proftii4e @eitaIt
unnebmen ion. 0b Der Srieoe itr-
ter elmer republifaniIden ooer fai-
ierli6en &egierungsform Deruirfli9t
Deroen miro, miro borerIt als Deni-
ger midtig betradtet, aIs Die 8abr-
ung Der Sntegritat uno Nlltonomie
gbinos. Sn bieligen politii6en &rei-
fen gIolbt man. oaB Die Sisung Der
Professionalism in Sbangbai bon
GrfoIg gefront fem uno an Stene oes
gegenp1rttgen Observation-Disclosures oau-
ernOer Srieoen in CHINA treten miro.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
SIS uirO i'm cine 6riit seseben.

Sn Dem |erfabren gegen ben Dir
b~eiterfiibrer Sanuel @ompers, ben
8~rGlioenten Der American Seoeroti-
on Of 2abor uno feline Wlitangeflag-
ten Ssobn Mit9ea uno Sranf Morri-
ion, Ben Disqualification un0 Sefre-
tar Ser federation, Iette &i6ter
8riabt am Samstog i'm Sbergeri6t
0es 9iftrifts Columbia cine 5riit BON
70 Eagen 5ur 8epeiserbebung felt.
Die erften 80 Gage iteben Dem @n-
flageonsiduB, Ole folgenoen 30 Gage
Ser @erteioigttng 5rr 8eibringung
oes gntlaItungsbepeiles uno Die leb-
ten 10 Gage Der 9tnflage fir ben 0fe-
pIif : 8epeis CUR 8~erfiig1ng. Die
gntI9eioung ftebt oemna9 nidt Dor
Dem ndditen Sriibiabre 81 eruarten.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
sah eineun EurtrdtmaIer.

HrGlioent Saft fano am lesten
Sonntag, Ser Elm ungepObnli6 GEE
i6Gftiger mar, ni9t nur 3eit 81 &on-
ferenaen nit Senntoren un0 Staats-
mGnnerfl fonoern aud fir cine Sib-
una, Die er Dem befannten HortrGt-
mailer Nrtbur Saint CUR Sertigitel-
lung zines 8iloniHes eep6brte, oas
er fir ben rllngarii1en republifa-
nii9en Club in Stem yorf malen
lGBt. &err Saint bate cine anOert-
baIbftiinoige Gibung b~ormittags uno
nod Dem @abeIfriibitiid piomete Der
Brdiioent ibm no6moIs cine Stunoe.
Mm Montag Morgen. NOR oas Bor-
trGt fertig. Ser &iinitIer mar OBJ Der
puritanii9en ginfa9beit unO oes De-
mofratii9en @eiens, tpelhes I'M @ei-
BEN Sauie berridt, in bobem Grade
erltaunt uno bon Der peri0nli9en 2ie-
benspiiroiefeit oes Br1iioenten emit
5iidt. : @1breno Der SiBungen 0if-
tierte Der Hr6fioent Ieinem Sefre-
tar falt ununterbrohen.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
81 Dar's.

@rGii0ent Saft uno feline &abi-
nettsrdte pilfen ieBt gang genall, wie
0as S6la9ti9iff nMaaine~ i'm Soften
BON Sabana 5~ugrunOe gegangen lit.
Sim Samstng pltroe iBnen Der Ser
gang i'm Sibungs5immer oes @eiBen
SauIes BON @ontre : Momiral gree-
lano uno gbef : &~oitrufteur @att
an einem Mooen borgefiibrt. 9as
in Sapana %angefertigte Wooen mur-
De auf ben groBen Mabagoni Gid
aeIteQt uno oie beioen Sa9berItGnoi-
gen bieIten einen IGngeren @ortrag
Dem Der YrG1ioent uno feline State
aufmerfiam auborten. @uf einmol
5og gontre : @omirnI @reeIano an
elmer Stripe uno man inb, pie Ole
nWfaine~ als @raf auf Dem Meeres-
grrno lag. Die 8orfiibrrng mar 10
anl9auIi9 uno Der 8rGIi0ent beiaB
genltg @inbtloungsfraft, Inn nun be-
ballpten 81 fonnen, ooB er iid ben
8erlauf Der &~ataitropbe flar borftel=
len fam.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
3OGfrei.

Ser Oeuti6e Ienfbore 8anon SIT
1oro~, Der allf 8etreiben oes Oeuti6-
merifanii6en 3eitungsmannes So
iepb 8rltder I'M fommenoen MGr5
BON ben fanarii9en Snieln ans
Sen eriten @eriu6 MAIDEN miro, ben
atlantii6en 95ean 5lt iiberfIiegen,
miro 5oafrei in sic @ereinigten @toa-
ten eingeben f0Hner, bod muB So
rantie geboten meroen, OoB Der Bal
Ion nidt LANCER als 3 Monate in Ben
8ereinigten Staaten %perbleibt. SiIfs-
i6abmeifter Curtis Bot entiGie0en,
bag Der 8aaon, ga elm piIIenl6aftIi-
der Geriu6 borIiegt 5u ser @ergiin-
Der 3onfreibeit bere6tigt lit.
3Dei idneae amerifnniI9e Rriegs-
merOen Dem 8alIon Bis 8lir
Wfitte oes S8eans entgegenfabren
uno i'm nod ben Ser. Staaten be-
gleiten, tpenn oas Marineprogramm
oies m0gIi9 ma9t.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
Sire ben Soften.

Gem 9rdiiOenten Gaft 1T es oriu-
geno Oar1tm al tlin, oaB Die @ebei-
ne Ser BET Der grploiion Der nMeaine"
i'm &afen BON Sabana %ltutgefomme-
mem Seelerte, meI9e in Dem @raf
Der uMaine" gefun0en poroen itil0
uno melde oemnd9it nod Der Seimat
~beforoert per6en ionen, in m0gli6it
Wiiroiger Sorm beimgebra6t perOen.
@s bat benz Marineiefret6r Sleeper
ben @uni6 ausgeipro9en, oaB Die
&eite Der Gotten BON Snba1a BON ei+
mem Der groBen S6iffe Der Marine,
in 8egleitltng zines anoeren Sabr-
8euges, abgebolt peroen.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
SOd3eitsslOden.

Serr Solepb @erf, gebiirtig aus
3%eIpeiIer i'm @IfaB, Ser felt flint
Sabren I'M SEEM 8iaarO angeIteaf
1T, Duroe am Samstag Ibeno Inn
s l1br in 210 2inpooo 8lace bon So
itor S. 81. @en8eI nit SRI. Marie
&urB getraut. ea9 Der Srauung
fano ebenoa i'm engeren &reiie be-
ionoers nabeltebenoer Sreunoe, au-
meiit bonn Oeltti9en @riegerbuno un6
bonn u@aibington SonrnaI", eine
iebr gemiitli9e tIeine So63eitsfeier
ftatt.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23

8tIIie 8iegmann, Der &i3e=
8rdItOent unO AusbilfeOirigert oes
rQrion", Der Ii6 unIdngit ben SUB
perItautte, fam pieOer geben. @r
Itebt aber nod INNER auf i9Da6eu
SiiBen.
Senrn 90. Sennige, Der befattn-
te 9irt an Der @de Der 6. uno u
6troBe, @. So, lit pieOer auf ben
8einen. @as gdbe Der ni6t Oarum,
tpenn er oas leioige 8ipperlein I'M
lesten CONNER in 96ienba6 bate
loIien fonnenl
6 berIoutet, OaB 8rdiioent
Saft 10 gut tpie entidIonen iitt Den
8uroesfreisridter @m. s. 9oof bon
@onios, Der g~egentpGrtig 8unOesrid-
ter 6es s. QiItrifts it, gum gea9fol-
ger 0es @erltorbenen &i6ters 9ar-
Ian bonn OberbunOesgeri9t gu ernen-
men.
Mus Dem 4olonalgemoloe D0te
@hIoft auf benz CRITICIZE" Del6es Die
cine @anO oeg oitIt9en Nufgangs gu
Der Senatsgoaerie i'm &apttol
ldmiidt, bat Die 9ano eines unbe-
fannten 8anoalen in Der OfittDo9
goht einen 3nei SUB Iangen uno
0rpi 9on bretten Streifen an Der
unteren linfen gde berausgei6nit'
ten.
Gas 81 e 0 rOnetenbaus nabm
am 0ienStag cine &eiolution an, mo-
rim BON Dem 4riegsletretGr ansfitbr-
lihe Qusfunft iiber ben Ylan per-
lanat miro, gepiIie 4rmeepoiten elm
qebei All laIien uno Die regnlare Dir
mee auf gr0Bere @arniionen 81 Der-
teilen. W2an min Dor alien rDiilen,
tpel6e Soften eingeben ionen uno
ME aroB oie Summe iein miro, Die
ourd cine 5~pedmGBige 8erteilung
Der Srlppen Der 8unOesarmee err
Ipart meroen Ditr0e.
Ger aus gegeniDGrtigen nno
friiberen S6iilern Der Son unihulo
u~niberIitp Of 1fuiif beitebenoe~ BON
unfhu[6 Club" CAB am borigen Srei-
taq in Ser 8forramtsbaae Der ct.
Sbomasfir6e unO am Wtontag 0ie-
fer ISOLDE in Der Metbooiitii6 : 8ro-
teItantiI6en Stride an geortb : 60
roItna 9(De., @fe Der s. StraBe, 9.
g., wieoer 8tpei &on5erte, in Der
fIaIiii9e Muiifltiide in bepunoerns-
perter @eiie gum 8ortrag gebra6t
tDuroen.
Guf eine iebr unerfreuIi6e
@irftng oes Offers, nit DelGem Die
2eqtslaturen Der beri9te0enen 9un-
0esitaaten sic Gennpetten unter-
oriifen, bat ioeben @eneralmaior
@oo0, Der @eneralftabs9ef Der 8uu-
oesarmee, ben &ongreB %aufmerfiam
gemo9t. Die gusfilbr Der 8oabllt-
pferOe mad Dem Auslan0 bat einen
ioIden umfang angenommen, oaB
Die @unoesormee iebt i6on groBe
Nfiibe bat, Die berOtigten &emonten
auf5utreiben.
Ser n@albineton Sid &eIief"
nabm in elmer am Montag oieier
ISOLDE in 9eir' 9euti6em Salts obs
gebaltenen Monatsberiammlung Die
i1brIi6e 8eamtenpabl Dor. Sic bot
te na6ItebenOes grgebnis: Sermann
gnmenrei6, Br6fioent; Otto 8or-
9aroing, giaeprdi.; s. 6. 8if9of,
8rotofonierenOer SefretGr; g. s..
Mf6enbo9, 6inan8iefretdr unO
Moam S9neioer, S9asmeiiter. 9as
0ireftorium beitebt aus ben Serren:
Otto 8or9aroing, Sris &riiger,
CHARLES 6. Set, &arl 8Gr, 2ouis
Softer uno Auguit S9para.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
SrS6Iide g~seibna6ten!

Comet sic 0euti6e 3unge fIiHet,
miro Oieier @ruB in Denigen Sagen
auf Sauienoen uno aber SauieuOen
BON 2ippen i9Deben. @r ion aud
an Der Spite oieies Seils unierer
beutiaen Drummer iteben. SSn ben
friitlihen &ir1en miro er in Die ere
babeue Saiiung gefleiOet, in DeIher
i'm Der 6riitli6en l1eberlieferung 5u-
folqe Dor 1911 Snbren Die armen
Sirten auf Dem Seloe bel 8etblebem
aus Dem Mfunoe Ger bimmliiden
SeerI6aren bernabmen: 0@bre lei
@ott in Der Sobe, 6rieoe auf @rOen
uno an Oeu Meni6en elm sociological
len"l SIN @erfebr Ser Meni6en I'M
ter einanoer eri6eint er in elmer firr-
8en, oes religi0ien @eDanOs entflei-
oeten Sormel. Aber Der @runoge-
0anfe lit 0erielbe: 8eibna9ten lit
oas Set Ser Sreuoe unO 5par Ser
Sreloe all Der &inobeit unO Der
RinoIidfeit. W1itfreuOe, Die 5reltOe
an Ser 6reitoe anoerer, lit sic @run0-
thinning am @eibna6tstag. lin
anOeren cine 5reu6e gu bereitem an
Der man ieIbit cine Sreuoe ba6en
fantl mnbt man fi6 gegenieitig Sc
Ibenfe. 9as lit Elm uralter 8rauf,
Der aus Sen 3eiten Oes SeiOentllms
in Oas 9riitli6e 3eitaIter beriiber-
genommen tporoen lit unO BEL feinem
&olfe cine 10 finnige Sorm onge-
nomnen bat, aIs BET Dem 0euti9en
unter Dem oeuti9en @eibna1ts-
baum.
8eibna9ten lit Dor aGem Elm &in-
0erfeit aus Dem einfa9en @rltr0e,
neil &in0er IN ibrer gIiifIi9en 5org-
loiigfeit am meiiten empfGngli6 ifno
fir refine, lt11getriibte Ser5ensfreu0e.
Die &inOer iin0 am @eibno6tsfeIt
Die @ouptperionen. Sbnen 5uliebe
miro ni9t nltr in BEN SamiIien, ion
bern aud in 4ir1en uno @ereinen
Der nit aaerbano bunter i9immern-
Der Bra6t beBalteere, in flinmern-
Dem 9tbterglan8 i~troblenoe 8eib-
nodtSbaum auf9elteGt, fie Dor alien
werOen NIT ber8erfrerenoen @aben
beoaht.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
1912.

0enn Sbr @runseissntbnnt Eaufsn Dber
~ssrfaufen wpli, Cbtr tptnn Sbr @sIb Itibtn
Uber ausIsiben pOGt, Obsr Guer 5aus Ssrmtss
then p0at fOnmt su mir, i'd fam Gu& @eIb
iparsn.
WntOn 6ettm uelItr,
Observation-Disclosures,
@rpt. 80, 8 mD. 1907 IA. St, y. @.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23

SeitmusIIer 4rt g.. 1907 IA. cir
81. @., maGt cine @pt3iaIttGt In Der 8ertrei.
buna BON GCQeftipnen BON 6antlHrtften, Rrie-
fen, ltternriT@en GuriOTtGten fit 9tegenl&aftsn
itnb GoaeftDren. @sbt Guere alien paptere
bur& uni brinst is uns. @tpt. 30, 8 mo
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23


De5. %. Montag. SdngerbunObaae,
Observation-Disclosures oes 9amen
Clubs.
De5. 81. Mtittpo6. Surnoereinbaae
@eibnadtsfeit Oes Damenber-
ems.
De8. 81. Somtag. @rionbaue,
@eibuudtsfeit Oes 0amenber-
ems.
Sea. 81. Sonntags. MGnuer6or.
8eibna9tsfeit I'M @eIangslofal.
9e5. 81. Sonntaa. SDlpeiterfeier in
Der Surnbaue.
9e8. 81. Sonntng. Snfel grafig Ser
gniigungsberein uno SnfeI
9rdiig 9amenperein. @eib-
noftSfeit I'M @oIoen eagle So
tel.
9e8. 81. Sonntag. 0eutides @oi-
ienbous, @eibno9tsfeier.
1912.
1. Mtontog. 5dngerbuno,
Neuiabr Ean5frdn36en.
Son1ar 1. Montag. SelIen : 0orm-
itG0ter unteritiiBungs = 8erein.
Sabresban i'm Mlolonic SempeI.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23

sSn Idmtli6en oeuti6en proteIton-
I6en air6en unierer Stoot finOet
auBer ben SeItgottesoieniten, bic am
Sonntag, Dem A.. @ODent, uno am
Montag, Dem MISUNDERSTANDING, bor=
mittogs in oeutider SpraGe, abge-
balten tper0en, @eibna9tsfeiern fir
Die &in6er uno Die 59iiIer Der Sonn-
tagsi6itlen itatt, BEL nel9en natiir-
ltd aud Der oeutide gbriitbaum ni6t
feblen miro.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23

Sn Ser cd. Iutb. GoncorOia Stride,
@de Der 90. uno 6 6traBe, g. So,
9aitor S. 81. M1en5eG, iit oteie 6eier
auf Mittpo9 abeno Inn s ltbr an-
geieBt. Die @~a1tptnummer oes 8ro-
gromms miro bic @ieOergabe Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Der 6orm
elmer &autate iein. Sirten urro en-
gel mer0en in @ort ur0 2ieo Die ate
frobe 8oti6aft ms @e669tnis 8u=
riidrufen.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23

Sn Ser eb. lutb. 0reieinigfeits-
Stride, @de Ser 4. nno s StraBe, g.
So, Die unlGnglt einen nelien SUP
booen, nerle 8Gnfe, cine llere 8or-
bole, nelte 8eleu6tung uno BON ben
perebrten 9omen oes Srauenbereins
einen 1lelten prd6tigen Seppib err
baIten bat, @aitor Seno6 56r0Oer,
miro am Mbeno oes @eibna6tstages
elm beionoerer &inoergottesOienit ab=
gebalten.