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Says Monarchy Is Dead.

Asked how long the newspaper cor
respondents who have gathered here
from other countries would have to
wait probably for the projected invasion,
Senior Machado replied with some feel
ing:
IF you wait for that you will die
here. The monarchists have no program
and do not represent national aspira-
ton. The monarchy is dead, and is
kept in it's coffin by the lively recollec-
ton Of the people Of It's incapacities.
corruption. squanderings and duh fulfill
ties. No. Portugal has had enough of
the select outfit"
The minister said he was pleased that
the United States had been the first power
to rive full recognition to the repub-
lie. No other power, he added, has yet
done this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-29
MASSAGE.

ANNA B. JOHNSON 1914 18TH NV. LATE
Of New YOrk-Magnetic, alcohol developing and
reducing treatment: patients treated at their
homes; appointments by phone. North 1895.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND ANIMAL TOURNAMENT AND PICNlU
Carroll Manor Woods Buckeystowu. Nd,
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST q 1911.
Dancing. Money Prizes
Professions and Amateur Knight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-29
SPAIN TAKES.A HAND
Will Require Portuguese Ref
ugees to Leave Frontier.
NOW REGARDED AS MENACE
Have Abused Right Of Asylum and
Must Go to Interior.
SCOUTS IDEA OF INVASION
Foreign Minister Machado Says
Monarchtsts Have No Program.
Monarchy Dead, He Says.

LISBON. Portugal, July @.-Spain Is
taking measures to break up the mon
archist preparations in .GaIicia. Spain,
which are being made against the repub-
lie Of Portugal and. as the Portuguese
government now believes. will endeavor
in good faith to dispense the uionarchist
recruits. confiscate their supplies Of arms
and prevent the organization OF a raid
into Portugal.
Foreign Minister N1achado stated to-
day that these assurances had been re-
ceived from the Spanish government
and added:
Madrid has for some time considered
near the border az inoffensive persons,
merely finding an asylum from the
troubles in their own country. Now
Spain is convinced that these refugees
are planning hostilities against the re-
public, thus misusing the privileges Of
asylum.
Ordered to Interior
Wherever the Portuguese are found in
lodging near the frontier they are order
ed by thegovernment to remove to the
interior of Spain. The civil guard on the
Galician boundary has been Increased
by about LOCO men, and Is cooperating
with the Portuguese troops against per-
sons who cannot satisfactorily explain
their reasons for crossing the line
Replying to an inquiry as to why it
was thought necessary to have 10000
Portuguese troops On the northern
boundary. while further reinforcements
are being sent out, the minister said
that the government was determined to
cut off all irregular communication be-
tween and separate completely the con-
spirators without from the conspirators
within the republic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-29

on a on OF
o month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-29
THE EVENING STAR. SATURDAY. JULY % 1911-pART l.

MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, lnC.,
New Homes Now Under Construction.
On 10th ST. at Park Rock Creek Park.
\ high. healthy the park.
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SPIRITUALISM.

MRS HENKLE HOLDS MEETINGS EVERY
Wednesday. Friday and Sunday evenings a
Ii 4th st. Sc, at pm Every one gets {
reading readings daily. Phone Lin. 2049
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-29
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.

KNOX MEMORIAL CHURCH. CORNER y.
Hampshire and Georgia ayes.. pastor, Rev.
J. A. Campbell.-Sunday school services. $3.50;
prcn cning service at II: the morning theme
will be THE Bite and the Cure: Christian
Endeavor at o'clock: preaching service
O'Clock. theme. The LpgraciOus Son
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-29
CONGREGATIONAL

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. COR
ner 10Th and 6 ats NV Rev Samuel II.
Woodrow. D. D.. pastor: Rev s. r. Swift, as
sistant pastor-11 M. public worship, with
sermon ny the Rev. Edwin NJ. Bliss. d. D..
subject .'CHRISTIANITY AND TIE ETIINIC
RELIGIONS: music by the quartet and chorus
choir: 9:iJ am, Sunday school; at 1923 am
Mr. Geo Ivan Chiu interdenominational Chi
nese missionary will speak pm, Y. +. 5.
c. T., subject, Burma and India; leader
Miss skinner No other evening service.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09
orOnnnasIisbcnS.

Game Gin Observation-Disclosures. iid
bon ibrent Monne berabidieoeuo) /:
1Qu, AlfreO, iaas Du friiber nod
Souie fonumit. dig i'd. 10 glib Der
Rodin fiir morgen oos 6ribitiid ber-
aus. Zen SpeiieihrantlhliiiieI fin.
belt On in meinem EoilettefdItdcn
ODER in Der Sdreibtiibidublaoe TT
falls er nidt auf oenl 8iiffett ooer I'M
@o6ttiid liegt. QuBeroem iieb' naA,
OBJ if i'm Ser aotbi nidt idon gege-
ben ooer ibn itedeu selaiien babe /.
eingeitedt, gIaub' i'd, bah i'd ibn
nidtl~
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09
1eIuug=gereine.


8aI6tngtOn 5dnserbunO. yaU. 3l4
6. ctr. q. @. gilbert 0epper, Brdl.
u. grauner, getretdr, s14 s. Str. q.
SO. 6eiuri6 9ummer, Dirisent- Der
lomnsIt fH ieOen DieRfa9 CUR Sing.
Runbe.
NriOn @elans-g erein, 1905 6. CTR.
81. 90. Sobn @ii6buien, Brdi. Sac.
Briieeer, @etretGr, 214 Ste Str, q. %.
Rarl 6Oler, Dirisent. DirsftOren.
DeriommInng am l. Ssnntag mad benz
l. Miittwo1 I'M MUnat. @in9ituuDe
ieDsn MittwOa. @ensroIUerlammIung
am /. @onntas i'm Utar3 unOS eptember.
MriUn DamsnSsrsin. gsrlammIuns am 2.
MittmOn mOuatIih nbenbs in Cbisem eDtaIs
@ermanta Mdnner<g tUr, 922 9enn.
0ue. pra1. Sobn Geiff. 9etr. QeOnarb
@eper, All Iife@tr. 81. 6. emil s.
gbriIfiani, Director. gerlammelt iid
ieOen erRsn @unntus I'M MUnat our Sc.
l6GftserleDiSuns unO iepen SUnntae
unO DOnnerRuS CUR 9%tnSfunOe in 922
penn. gSe.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09
2~anOsmamidaftIide mo tlnteritiiBnngi
Gereine.

0aIbington @riitliuerein. @barles
6Of, Tinan3sS etretdr, BOr 1904,
citation g.; WeretnslCtaI ariOns6ale,
1905 6. Ctr. 81. SO. 0erlammIune
srffen DOnnerstos i'm MOnat. Rrai.
Ben g. gidsnbn4er, RenOis Building,
IL unD O. ctr. 81. %.
@@psi3er. @ObItbdtisteitsuersin PrGi.
SuIius @sIOff lls GenneIse gpe., g,
6. s. {. SapssIer. Sstrstdr, 1929
s Str. q. SO.
gsrein 8uDen, glluis Gsinbart, Setre>
tar, ll3 . @trabe, Sappef, perlammelt
ih ieDen 1len Dienfas i'm MCnat in
827 Ute @traBe.
0eretn Bayern, Columbia Section Nr. l
@CIfsans &udOGldsI, Brdi. 6r0nt
0eiaanD, gice. grdl. Midel 0Ol5s
beierlein, @6asmeifer. GbsO q. 0es
dert, 5srrstdr. 1910 TIu. Npe. q. 6.
geriammIuns ieOeu eritsn SOnnta9
8 llbr Na@mittuss III BeBIsrs 0als,
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09
&gen.


a Deutl9e 6rsimaursr 9oee Qr.
%Nminius $50. 25, F. A. A. M,
W\SObn 81. Ster3er, 8. Ui. lOanl
@dnsiOer, Setretdr. S746 Mc RinIep
St, Gbepp Gbaie 8. g., uerlOmmsIt
li6 isOen 3weiten unO uierten MOntag
I'M Monat in NaUaI 2OOse 0al, Ate
Sir. umb ga. Qpe., 9. 6.
Dil6elm 2ea 9Ose gr 5. .. R.O.OfG
%perlammelt Th teOen Item unD Sten
DOnnerl tag I'M MOnat in 623 9Outiana
Npenue. paul 8aalGmiO, Setret1r,
107 ste Ctr, NOrpOf.
Columbia BunO glr. 81, .. 3. 9. st.,
Sobn Meinin9er, Setretar, 2O17 Ste
Stra6e, NOrDweh perlammslt Ta jeOen
2ten MittwUh i'm Mlpnat in 1927 Ute ctr.
DaibinstUn 5ain Nr. l, q. 3. O.,
3. s. SCHUBERT, 1927 LITE 5tra6e, Mprbs
wef, S%erlammeIt lia iepen 1iten unO 3ten
WiCnta9 i'm WiUnat in 1871 Ute ctr.
EeutOnia Quee gar. 2, 8. .. $. @,
6.0. 6elwis, prdf6snt, 1742, .N. SO.
$. gamenreiH, SsEretar, 1900 8ts Str.
NUrOwef Oerlammelt iA jeOen 2ten unO
4ten MOntns i'm MOnat in 1921 Ute Str,
NCrDwef
@ermania QOge SO. 10. &. Of ..
geriummeIt fi6 am 2. unb 4. Dienitag
I'M pptbiOn TsmpeI NO. 1912 O.. Ctr.
q. SO.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09
GrHdrIiA

Batter (@eidittsprofefor, 5um
Sobne): r@eiBt OH n1ih, mas Die al
ten 3orner tbaten, tpenn ie iih ibrcm
@noe nabe iiiblten2"
Der feline Soiepb: nSie biinten
fih in i6re Goga uno erfuorteten Den
Sob. Menn a6er Der Bob niht
fam, 9opo?~
@oter: aSdofsfopf Ooml
pidelten iie lid pieOer uitsl"
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09
ans Dem geridtsluaI.

@idter: nDie bier 0usenb Ia
identiider entiuenoet gu baben, ae.
ben sic alio 0i,. Soben sic etmas
6u Sbrer @ntihuloieuna an5ufiib-
REM"
9(ngeflogter: 0Serr amtSri6ter,
i'd batte oamaE seraoe 'einen iurdt-
barren Sdnupfen.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09

Der Sefretdr Meicrleiu bat INN
eineng rbolungsurlaub gebeten. Rad
einiger Belt erbalt er Den 9eideio
nurloub Tonne ibm feiner geDGbrt
tUeroen, aber man polle in Mnbe.
troht ieiner on9eariiienen @eiuno.
belt ibm fiir bier 8ohen Die @ertre-
tung 0es iih ouf urlaltb 6eiinoIiden
RnBIeirotbes ii%bertraeen.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09
.N[io ehr Mnnn H Siinher nr

u9lIio Sbr Monn 1T Siinder &c.
%ipor0en2~
oSSSafpobl, 5rau Rotborin, nnO id
muB iogen err peritebt it'd 10 ousge.
oeidnet aui Oas 8an0lperf, ooB er,
a~ritatt bier i'm Dorie 8dnoe uuO
9dine III tiinhen. nah @aibington
geianOt merOeu ioQte. UNI Die Siin.
ben Der Staotsmamer III iibertiin.
den.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09
gsRahanus.

Ser Serr RegiItrotor unO feline
before SdIfte ieben beioe ihIeht.
gei eincn Spo5iergonee itebt chpas
iiber ibnen in Der 9uft; iie Itreiteu.
Oh ous Elm 9leroplon oOer Elm GROCER
8ogcI lit. 4o fommt Der Sron 8eei.
Itrotor eiu aefpiiies GtipaS aitf ole
Woie eeflogen. aSait ood redlt,
MIte", meint er. ~ m's Is a goe4l"
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09
Inter s%afdeubicb,n.

.9ietGtIoie 9onoel Da bat mir
elmer bon Sen eigenen 3ameraOeu
mein llbr itibistl~ v@ar ig
nertbooa?" ~ u0as niht obel
Elm tbeures auoenfenl Die bai
mein ieliger @roBpnter nod geitob.
len"
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09
nn,rHarRd.

G0bndeH Gum Batter, Der i'm @e.
~fangDerern cine &auierei gebabt bat :
Batter, biit on offices oOer poiiiOes
w1itgIieo2
Batter: @ftipesl
S0bnfen (noboeuflif): So, ma
riim bolt on oenn Die Briigel &C.
frieet ooim bdtt'it Ou bod aus
tbeiIen miilienl
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09
Uni Der q@tsitwisis.

Or: .@os maiden mir, Alte, penn
mir uns i'm @eorGnge uerlieren2" II
sic: .llnfinnl @ib 5 EOrtemOnnaie
Der - Oo pirit Du IGon iorgeH, bab
Dir uns niat DerIieren!
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09
0lifperitGn0nif.

Bauer (oer in elmer frenIoen Staot
Die Deri6teoenIten @aittpirtbj6aiten
Iiebt, Die I'M S6aufenlter Die ailf-
Idrift bnben: o5ran5. Billiard"
Gran0oiiides Billiard: rNerfmiir.
sig, Dab bier fat ieoer @aittuirtb
Gral5 @illaro beiBtl~
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09
glndJ elm arbsitsr.

n@as modt benn Sbr Sunse,
Grau Sdnorrig2"
u9(d Ser madt uns Oiel 6reuoe.
Ser orbeitot idon fleiBig uuO per-
oient tdglih ieine 5mei bis orei
Marf.4
u@os sic ioaen. 8as arbeitet er
0enn2~
.er bettclt Die 6remOen an
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09
SrieOGsbsnS,

u9eute, bic bid fennen, Iuben Did,
ben anti-9lIfobolifer, gum Rneipen
etn2 grifien Dir oas ni6t als 9e.
Ieioigung2@
.@eipiBl aber ols frieoIiebenOer
Menlh idlufte i'd ole 9eleioisung
eben runter.M
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09
Iyatales MiRssidid.

.Nuu2 gooerciie gut bcfommen9~
wsm @eqentheil. Bin in elm fall.
lhes goo gereiit mo fiirdte mid
nun Dor Dem Riidfaa elmer 4ranf-
belt, Die i'd ME b~eieiieH babe"
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09
Ans Der 9dnIs.

Snipi5irenOer 8eftor: nSier in Der
RlaIie rieft es ia iebr perodHtig
mad 3igarren?~
Sduloiener: nAh nein, oa baben
Ii6 gefpiB Elm ponr Siingen nal Die.
Der pertobaft."
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09
MOnpIoa sines jnmasn MaSdens.

nMeine Mutter bebaiiptet INNER,
Id mare cine @ons; - @rnit, mein
Nrdutigam, bebnuptet, ih mare Elm
enael = 3a meIbem @efligel gebore
td nun, olim iroiiden ODER gum
himmIiihen2"
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09
6HfIidfeit nnter llnpernanftiatn.

Sid, Der5ei6en sic, Serr SseI, i'd
mill mir nur cine Sbrer Stadeln ais
9utuaOel fiir meme Dame bergen.
,9itte, greifeu Sic MIR sefdaislt
3u, aber ieieu Sic ooriittig, oomit
sic lid nift mebtbun."
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09
ssbr lua6r.

Gbef: SEER 9fobin. pie fonnen
5ie oein mr. reef NIT einem Il"
Idreiben2@
Robm. .@ott, Serr 2anse oas
@ort fommt beilt8ntage wirtIih gu
Ielten Dor
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09
nebcrtrOffen

,@eItern babe id in elmer @eien-
fdoft cinem iogenannten &iidriiden
beieemobnt~.
Dos lit gar nihts, i'd mar ifon
NAL babel, mie giner nit allen ieinen
Mobeln seriIdt it,"
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09

Deutlher unterfIbunssbunb, Difriet
Nr. 40, @etretdr Ism. 6annemann,
1915 Mlurion Str, q. So. perIammelt
i6 iepen 4ten WitttwuH i'm WiCnat In
1927 Ute 5traBe.
Deutl6er nmterfibunssbunb, Difrict
100, MiAaeI DieB, Setretdr, 629 8
@trdee, NurDOt, perIammelt f4 ieOen
4 Dunnerlta9 i'm Mpnati in 1871 Z Str.
DeutiA- NmeritaniI6er unterflbunsS-
Grreiu, SO9n Dies, Setretdr, 1888 9.
Capitol StraBe, Uerlammelt iA ieOen
2ten Dienfas i'm WlCnat in 1877 tie Str.
@srmauia Club. GsseImdBige 3us
iammsutuuft 6reitos absnbS in Gbe
9Oletam, go. 1923 S Str. sc. @
9stretdr 6. pom grmert, go. 1920
Ringman BIace.
OreaRa gunb, Dit. Of SOL, s. u.
96arser, SER, GOnsreb 5eisbts. .. g.,
perlammelt lfA iepen 2ten DOnnerfag i'm
MOnat in 1871 Ute StraBe.
Snfel grdfs gsrsnISunes 0erein,
SEQ. Wfatr, Sstretar, 1881 lite StraBe,
NUrDwef, per1ammelt lH ieben 2ten
5Unntag i'm MOnat i'm @OlOen eagle
5utel, Stem Serlsy ASsnue unO . Str.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09
{3$29&5S3
N~NNNO
Se&ae SOnueutiOn
Oes 9eufds4 merifmiideu RatiOua
SmOes, in @aibingtOu,
OttOber 6.-9., 1911.

NtluUtI ~ IJIl.
SeramftaItun9S= ROmite.
DorFker: 11lartiu miesanO, 465
WorYIono 2lpe., s. 10.
finans.S eFretdr: Karl 6ammeI.
Saakmeiher: Jacob Brieeer.
Corr. un6 prot. Sefretdr: Capt.
Gbos. g. SdwesIer, 6eraus.
0eber Darlington Journal"
7lO Sedhe Strase, u. 10,
seifber. BON. Simon molf philip
Dittes, Dm. s. 6uoe, Karl Geolf
Ghrif. SeiIifein, Gbas. Kii6le, Karl
2I4terFir6en, Rermonn Se6ner, wm.
mieemonn, paul So6fBmio, mm.
sereus, ;. Geo. autR, 6eo. :. Sssler,
alHorew S0ffer IT,, Geo. 10. Spier,
5reO. u, Kramer mo 6enrY 2I6ter.
fir9en.
meitere 111iteIieoer oes feitaus.
fhunes fno ole Beamten oes Gen.
trail Dereins oes Ditrift Columbia,
uRo Die Qrdf6euteu Der Dereine,
weIde 6IieOer defer perbinOuns
ftno.
5mb-Bnmttrs;
/. finans. Komite. -1nartin Wie.
ean0, Dorfber.
Seifiber: KarI Hammel, Jacob Brig
ger, Capt. 6bos. G. Sbpesler, Simon
Dolf philip Dittes, nom. s. 6uoe,
Karl GsoIf Ghriff. seiIfein, Chas.
Kii4le, Karl 2l6terfir4eu, Rermonn
Se4ner, nom. mieemoun, poul sof-
lbmiO, Wm. Serens, 3. Geo. 2luth,
Geo. ;. Se6Ier, 2lnorew Softer jry
Geo. 10. Spier, 5reO. u. Kramer mo
ReurY at4terfirAen.
2. Gmpfams. - moIfsans Rudod'
iaeI. Dorfiker.
SreO. Jmhof RenrY Streitberser ST.,
Otto SOrhoroine, John q. Ster5er,
Nom. 6. Suder, FREQ. 5toblmon, 5reo.
FanoIo, Geo. p. Pitt, 9. s. SCHUBERT
GrnF z. Welder, ding. sdmiOt, Geo.
Roufer, Sonis Romie, 8. Gamenrei6,
Carl Braun, JORn 2llt, Paul Batter,
Conrad MeinRarot &. p. Dolmer,
Jos. Wonordd, Geo. ). Se6Ier, 3,
Shmork. u. e. GsFtte. Rid. Wetsfer,
John Weber.
8. Beiuhe i'm Weieen Raus, ia.
pitd un0 Koneref Biaerei.
KGrt D6Ifner, DorIiker.
A. 2lutofahrten, GroIeY &c.
S. limo. OCTOBER, uaAm. auf oem
Dampfer MacaIeaer noA
Mount Dernon.-GmiI Spain,
pOrfber; paul RoIfter, Siuan5sSeFre.
tdr; Oregon Kromm, SEQ DieseImonn.
8. Nm o. Oftober 2lbenos. Deut.
iAe Gaefeier in National Rifles
RalIe.-Dr. Gbriaian Strad,
DOrfber; o. Senoer, uIor Bernfeih,
hilbert Sepper, G. Saur, Dr.. G. Sell.
Rouien, 2lleg. ID. Srinf.
Grfrii4nnss Komite: Jacob Brig.
ger, 1farl GsOIf Karl a9terfir4en.
z. Banfett, Kommers uno 1Iluff.
= olIpin Nteifner, Dorfker.
S. G. Mann, Paul FaIfter, Rermann
Se9mer,
8. Konpenticnsiaol. - Hurt p6lf.
ner, Dcrfker.
g.. RoteI un0 Ginquartirune.-K or
RommeI, DorFker;
Carl GsOlf cbas. S. Kue4le, GRrif,
SeiIiein, Phil. pittes.
10. preRe. -Ghas. q. SAweeIer,
DOriBer. SreO. De 6app, G. mIay
RoGeIbo&, S. u. Spencer, 10. g. SanO.
poiet.
II. DrudiaAen. - Gouis Bauer,
pOrgBer. John meininser, RenrY
weber, JOl. Wonoraf, Reinb. Maui.
II. prcsramm unO potoffiee i'm
KcnpentionsidoIe. - John We.
Der, DOrfiter; G. G. Sdwes.
Ter, Kdrl Braun.
10. Oamen. Die prdf6entinnen
Der Domenpsreine SdneerbunO,
Arion, NIdnnerdor, Columbia
C%urnperein, Waifenbaus, plat.
odtider pereen, K6nigin Gouiia
9uno, StoufaAerin.
IA. dbseiden. GuftaD Bender,
DOriiBer, G. sentheim, Conrad mein.
harot, Kurt p0Ifner, Jobn miI6buien.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09
aaI bIan.

@ult: .Ober, seben sic mir cine
gortion Nall"
aeuner: agieaeidt AaI bIau9'
Gait: nSft mir esal, i'd bin far.
benbIinO."
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09

DeutIher @sntralperein. BrdfoeHt
&urt BSldner, l. gi3esB rdf 8. Stud
odldsl; 2. gBssBrai. @apt. Is. z.
Sdwsgler; s.. gi3esBral. Rarl @sOIt;
a. 83e. prdl. Rarl 6. Brain; 8. Bi3e'
Brdi. GOnraO Meinbarot; @tas. 6.
@eruer, S&abmeifer; @ufap Bender,
Setrstdr. GOnsre6 6eisbts, ?. s.
5abneutraeer SOiepb 8Ouorad. ger=
Iammluns isOsn 4tsn Dienfas i'm MOnat
tn 922 penn. Nps.
Columbia Eurnuerein 926, WlStraBe,
q. So, Gel. NOrtb 2145.
@eIddfts. Be rlammIuugsu ieOen q.
Counting i'm MOnot, Rodmittoss 8 llbr.
gOrfamOs. Sigunsen ieOen l.. uuO B..
Montao, 9benos 8 ubr. L. Sprsder
Rurt 9oeldner, 9ibrorD Of @onsreB.
Sdriftwart s. S. Moun, 993l Is.
StraBs. &c. @.
TeatI6er DuiIenbausoersin, Brdi.
6reO SSmbOf QDm. s. Mspsrs, Sstretdr,
1919 SrSins Straee, NOrcpet. Dlrets
torens unb Delegations sriammluug am
q. 9Ouutas isOes WOnats no@m. IN Der
Nnitalt.
Sranen-SuIsptrsin 6rau & s. 8artbel
prdf. 0erlammelt 1h mcnatlih am 2. Don't
neritag i'm NOnat In Der NnltaIt.
8rausu Oldbpsrein. 8rau q. g6Tler. prdi.
9erlammslt fh I'M CONNER am 3. Mittwp6
i'm Mpnatin Der AnfaIt.
geteraneuperein Oes 8ten 8ataiuOns,
6enrp @altbsr, Setretar. AIS 9 Strabe,
NurDwef.
DsutIder arieserbunO, periammeIt
Ii6 am 8. MOutug mOnutIi9 in SO. 922
Benn. NDe., 0uuptmunn 9errmdm
9s9ner; Sstretdr SOiepb Mair, 9O6
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bes MOnais i'm SdnssrbunO, sl4 Is.
Ctr. N.B.
9rolpect 6ia Cemetery. 5reO. Snl'
bof, PraliOent, Wm. Martin, Ssfre'
tdr. 0erlammeIt fi6 am erlten 6reitas
mOnatlid Bel s. u. @%riesbOuer, 43S
9te @troRe. 90. M.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09
pereins- nn0 10atn- 4aIen0er.

fnO s~ebstsn, uns iets BON QOredsnanOsrunssn
8sriht 81 ssten.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09

9ipIOmatiidt gertretmg.
KailerIih Deuiide Soiidaft
labs Wass. apf., ". 9p.
Kdiierlid K5uielidpe Botidlaft
Den rti6-uH9aFn
1904 iSlr Shabs. n. W.
Shpeiseriide 6elauoidaft
20f3 opaitr place Y. @.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09

Ofidter: Sic ionen Dem Monne
nit einem Gunrffruge ben SddOel
eingedIo9en baben."
@~naefloeter: nDie 4nflage lit
foI5d, Guer Gbren. es mar Elm Gal
I~Onenfrug.~
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09

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Sobn Nletninger, Sefretar, 2017 Ste
5trabe, NUrowsR, %SsrfammeIt I'D itoen
3ten 0iittpch i'm WlOnat in 922 pa.
Npenue.
GnwGbilher 8ranteH- unterfubungss
perein, Mi1ael Dieb, Setretdr, 629 8
5traBe, NOrDCf, OsrlammeIt fa iecen
Ifsn Dienaas i'm Mpnat tn 737 Ute
Strabe.
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mann, @etretar, wObnbaft in Tacoma
Nart, per1ammelt lih ieoen 2ten DCuner-
tag i'm @ipnot in 827 Ute Strabe.
Uiebssr-u nter gsrsin, SO6n
Dies, Sstretar, 1888 9. capitol StraBe,
DerIammslt flo jeDen fen DtenlaS TN
Dtonat in 922 penn. Npe.
Sunge @esger . unterRibun9sperein
D%eriummeIt ii6 am 8. Disufias III 922
genn. aOe. @ecrse BatsrldmiOt, Ser.
Columbia 8rauer~ 8rantenuntsrfab.
%unsspersin, 8ranj ROm, Sefret6r, 1874
22te ctr NprOwet, %perIammelt (td ieoen
3ten Disnltas I'M Mcnat in 827 Ute ctr.
Borbersllnion perlammslt lid am /.
uno 8. MittwOd III 922 Beun. AOe.
gdfer interchangeable (uIt).
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Mouat. morssns II ubr in s27 Z. Ctr.
gdfsr, lutertabuuss Usrsin SO. l
Gung). Vstiammslt li9 ieOen 2. SOnns
tag I'M WlOnoi nm IL ubr Waorgens
i'll s27 Z. Ctr.
Nrbeiters Rranteutans. 0erfammeIt
lid ieOen 2 Dieultas unO am Isbten
Samltag I'M MOnat, ubsnOs ins277 Z. Str.
@OncOrOia. gerein UOu (gIaOsusbms)
WiarplanO.
BrausN rbeiters union $40. 1le. 8ers
Iammelt li6 am lettsu Sonntas I'M
Monat, morgens, in @OltsaO's Dale,
Ste unb u. Str, %. is. ISM. 6eus
mutb, Setretdr, 91s Ate Ctr. 81. s.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-09

groipect 6in Cemetery. 6reO. Su.
bOf, 9rafOsnt, 8m. Martin, Ssfrs.
fdr. gerlammelt li6 am eriten 6reitas
mOnatIid BEL 5. u. @riesbuusr, 43S
9te StraBe, q. @.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-27
Evolution of a Word.

Greeks call a city polls" The. fun. damentai. or root. of the word was ''poi." The Aryan stock from which Greek and Latin desceuded had way of emphasizing an idea by reduplicat- tng-that Is. by repeating the root syl- lable So probably after the separa- ton of the Greek from his Asiatic birthplace the old parent stock re- duplicated ''poi" and made ''polpol' of 1t. by which was meant one tnhab- itant of the city. That reduplicated word appears in Latin as ''pOpulus." !" meaning now all the citizens Of DO. tis." The Latin went out from the Aryan hive long after the Greeks. They carried ''populus'' with them. but left polls" behind The English descendant of the Aryan stock says people" now instead of "populus." !" but almost keeps the original in pop ulation." He keeps ''polis' also in the wort politics" which is easily seen by its etymoIogy to be .'tt science of being a citizen" News.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-27
NEW FEATURES OF
 THE ALICO BERIINE.

Many improvements new to motor car, design in America are embraced in the Berline limousine, which is an- nounced as an addition to the Alec line for 1912.
 Conspicuous among the refinements are the marine windows in the back,
 the illuminated step, a window open ing device the cluster of dome lights, and the Pullman roof ventilating sys- tenn. ence. for night driving. It consists of a light invisible benath the ton neau door, thrown on automatically as the door opens. 1t is controlled by a button from the drivers seat. A cluster of dome lights is used in place of the old style of one large electric bulb.
 The marine windows in the corn CTS give the driver clear view to the rear on either side. Tn designing the roof lines there is of top. The Alec Berline roof is raised in the middle and is supplied with small side windows, which serve as ventflators.
 Another new refinement is the pro- viding of perfect window regulator: The windows are opened and closed by the turning of handle, simple to operate, which replaces window straps. .
 The body lines are longer, straight CT and more daring than in previous years The clean, unobstructed ap- pearance of these lines is achieved by the removal of levers to the inside and the concealing of the Prest-O- Lite tank, step hangers, and horn tubes.
 AS in the other models there Is a white line az inches in width around ] the body of the Alec Berline | This body is fitted both on the four cylinder or six cylinder chassis.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-27
Tho D,seoverer of -WaverIey." !"


 The Discoverer of 'Waverley." One of the very first persons to iden. tify Scott as the author of "Waveriey" was Jeffrey. The povei. which ap- peared in July. 1914. was reviewed in the Edinburgh Review of the follow. ing November. No 47. and the con- cluding, sentences of the notice arc worth recalling.
 ''There has been much speculation at least in this quarter of the istand about the author of this singular per. formance. and certainly it is not easy to conjecture why 1t is still anony- nous. Judging by internal evidence, to which alone we pretend to nave ac- cess. we should not scruple to ascribe 1t to the highest of those authors to whom 1t has been assigned by the sagacious conjectures of the public, and this at least we will venture to say-that if it be indeed the work of an author hitherto unknown MT. Scott would do well to took to his iaurels and to rouse himself for a sturdief competition than any he has yet had to encounter. ."-Scotsman.