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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-25

3einltat Der seitrissn geamtenpabl

Inter gorTib bts GERM Crib aelIer
uno VrotoioIfiihruns b.s Germ 6en'
RI 1fhubi, fono s.ifern I'm ~SiDib
Gofino@, ID. unb Br.men Etrnbe, biz
icErliGe gensrolsgerfommlnna bes
cbigen gereins itait. tpo3u iih bic
Mitglieber in dubsrft GROCER ansnhl
eInaefunben hatien. I'm nier ertrdntt.
Miialieber ipurbe bic iiblits unser,
itiibnns anaepisi.n, ebenio puroe an
bic binterbIiebenen ees reriforbenen
Miteli.bes 5rso. Giuetie,r. bas DON
Der Rcnfiitution pcrgtIhrieb<ne 6isrs
tsasfD i'm 4eirase bon $500 ausbe'
3ablt.
Sn Detreff bes Eierbesslbes fii,
bas Witaliso Greo. Grdppi tpurbe
ttihiofisn. nit Der Musaubluna stl
fparten, Bis cine gerintli1t Gntihei.
buna erfolet, Gus Der al srieteH i'll.
'rer su bem Geloe berehiist III. Die
BeiirGae fir Gr1ppi. btN.n aufsnis
lolisort Der gersin i6on felt ssrcu.
mtr 3sii nint fannie. ipurben nDH se.
|iriFer Seiie prompt btaahli. bis fer
Werein in Der fsbien Dsrfammlune
lerfubr, bob 0rdppi fhDn am %.
s!ldrs 1910 i'm ifibiiihen 4rmen-
tnuIe aeftorbsn unp auf slctters 6itls
lturob<n fporben lei. Taruufb;n tpurb.
erffern bsihloHsn, Die ieii Dem 9pbea.
tase bsadblten Beiiraat suriidSltrita.
ten nnb bic nrop< be;gl. hss Eierbe'
ge.bss. fpie ongsFiibrt. BEN g3ihttn
sur GntiGeiDuna su iibsrlnffsn. Gin.
Ginlobuna bes ShpeiJer Ndnnfr'
G:rrs su feiner, am 81. b. W. In kr
Central 1urubaas itntifinhtnben
Weibnrdtsfeier iuurbe rerlefsn uHo
rfn Miisliebern snblrtine 1etbili'
sans anempfoblsn.
DoS aus btn 6errsn JDhn Weuer.
Molier Ulaursr. GOttfrifb Wosfhh.rs
ger nnb Gmil Rain beiisbenot araH.
lentommiitet, ipeIhes brsi Wrnoie gt.
bient bat, nurbe nit Danf tniloHtn
anD ols neues RranltnsoMmittee
icuroen BE 6erren Gottfritb R0th.
oder. Sohn g. RndIiuN. Gbuarn
NisfharD unb SOispi G6mibliu er-
ronnt.
6err Mn. Urider. stb. in Ncftls
I0nn, murbe als neuts Witglieo ouf'
eenpmmeIl-
Die ginnobmen beirustn $34 unb
bk Mus0abtn &266
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-25

nnterm WeibndAtsboum liegen, ge6i
cine 9ransfubitantiation D0r. Gis
iino niht mebr gsp1bnlid. fcnbern In
bic 6pbdre bes Uldrd<nbdften .rbos
ben, nno ein SLANG Iiegt iiber linen,
ein Duff, ben bas bsrrlihite Spiel,
atug i'm elsttrifhen Qiht einesGhau.
fenitsrs niemnls bat.
Riht ein Deiif prottifher Wiihterns
beii. fonbern tieftr goeiis Iisgt asrab,
tn ben einfafsn .1eifxsrunssr", bds
9ebiirfniB, iih bic gstD5hnli1en Din.
&c burh ben Slang Der Wtibnnht BET
Iigen gu ldFen, iie NIT nsm Rei3 bsa
Weteimnibpollen 3u umesben, iis In
Be5iehungen 5u fesen our Wdrheh.
frslt. Oenn nm Meibndhtsn ireiben
Uie betonnt, CUTE g<iIter unb nediIhs
Hobolbe ibr WefeH hintsr perfhloiie.
nsn 9biireu. Dos III sine tpuntsrs
potIe 3eit, ip<nn es fliiiisrt unb ia.
tHeit I'm san5tn 5aus, sebeimnibboae
Genoungen eiiig perfhpinbsn uno uns
ierm Gopba bsr 3ipfa zines padetz
probc3irenb herdusfhaut.
Gin ufiter uebeauemen 6eimlihieis
ten entiidnoenes -Weibnddtslleib" in
tttDos gang nHbtres als Elm auf a.
fD1bnlihe Metfe anseferiistss; es IN
ttin aleib idledtbin. ionbsrn es bal
- 'penisitens 10 Iange Is nntsr BEN
WeibHahtsbaum liegt ettpns bon
einem Jssnsepanb, bas WihteImdnns
den seftaffen battn niossn.
SIN Der Wdrheniiimmuns, bic nm
Weibnuhten in Der Cuff lissi. ift tein
Wunoer unnDglih, nHn mas nod
fhoner iit aud bas BepDhnliGe
iuirb anbddtig ME Elm Wunner emz
pfnnsen.
Dk bod mir bic irrensn gpsrtb.
fhGBen, bic nur oes Sdimmers ber
fd0nen Jllufion beoiirftn. s.ist fid5 nis
10 iebr nie 3u Deihnahten, 5u oer
3rii. no mir Rifle pergolb,n. nnh
ME dubert iih unisre Cuff am WGrs
6<nbafteH, syrembariiaeH biibfter, ola
frsHn mir Roien unb 2ilien auf brape
dlk 1annenbdume fteden.
Gs lit ihabe. fpenH man unter Bes
rufnna ouf ben suteH Geihmad ben
Baum nur nit Maits uno Qihtern
ftmiidt, Elm pbantaiisarmer Realiss
mus.
9tnH ber Mtibnddtsbaum iorl aar
sein fhneebebedter, fpirtlif<r Mei6s
nd6tsbdum fein. ionbern Gin WeGrs
nenboum aus einsr anoeren Dtli, unh
6nb Der bsuiffs 1annsnbdum Cob
unb gilber trdei unb bunte Siibiafsi.
ten. bds III eben Elm SpmboI bes
Wsibnahtspunbers uHs gie6t ben
orisntaliifen Ginfnfas in bic beutIh.
WdrheniiimmuHs. Rihts Hdbsrt iif
rnebr zines ainbss WoritelIuns bon ben
Ghdben beg Worstnlonoes, als ein
NIT bunten. alissrnben Ga1en bs6dns
aener meibna6tsbaum, ib<r benz Der
GtsrH ihn<bt, gu oem bic 5eiIistn
brei aonige tamen.
Miebr finft He Hieber, bic ftilia.
Raht. 8lodtntIdnae rerI6peben
ieiuIih unb beiIftimmise GbSre pref
fen iubtlnb ods hiumIiite Rinb.
elber TN Duff Der Weihnnttstanne
rRdesn nnoers MeibnaGten beraHf, bo
MIR ielbit NIT ssfalieien 5dnben
frpmms DeihnahtsIisber ianeen uns
term 1annenbaum.
Ssi mir s.griibt. ou beiIissr Duff!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-25

S6fisblih ipurben aud bic gerihtt
Der 5obtsngrdbsr fir Die br.i 9ottss-
oder untsrbreitet. Tisis gsrifte rparen
nj. folsi:
Berttt. Der 3obt.ngrGbsr.
Muf benz ct. Rdrien 8ottes.
q der ipurben laut BEN 9srihi 6ss
5ootensrdbers 6snrn 6aOerlono NAB.
renb be5 Sahres 773 ltihsn be1robeH.
auF 2ottsn ipurben 465 2siten begrds
ben uno auf geneiniamsH Grunos
262 2ei6sn. Sn unsspsibtsr Groe fan.
ban bier Grlpadiens uHo 41 stinosr
bic l.Bts Rubsitdite, tpdbrsno 40 2.i'
den umgebettet tpurbeH. Bon anbersu
9ptt.s1dsrn ipnrbsn mad Gem St.
aqariens sGoitesadsr iisbsn asitsa
iterfiihrt.
Nus benz geriHt nss 5ootsngr1b.rs
Clemens Iosrs,r pom 81. 5oisp bs
ID oitesader erhsut, odB bort nab.
rsHe as Sahrss SGT atiten b.eraben
rurbsn, unb sDar 337 auT Gotten uno
1913 auf gtnsiniamem grunbc. 5n M.
gsfneihier Grpe fpurben bic 2.ihen BON
fi.nf Grpahien.n unb % ainosrn be-
iiGttet unb sipei 9rmenleiten fanbsr
sbenfdls bier i'm 2nufs nes Sabrss Die
l.sts RuheitGits. llmstbettst irurSsn
20 2eihen uno gah ano.ren Tri.ob0.
fen tpnrheu orei Qeihen iiberiiibrt.
Ti. 3dbl Der Be.rbigunssn pdhr,no
bts Sobres betrug dnf BEN ct. So.
bannes Gpttesddtr laut benz
gsriti bes 5ebtengr1bers Clemens
Tpeger ir. 207. 6isrpon purbsn
IA auf, Gotten, 10 ouf eem.inidmsn
grun0e beiiatt.t. 4nBeroem fdnb.n
anf oiefsm 8ottssader bic 9siten OoR
So Nrmsn oi. l.si. Ruteitdtt:. ums
stbettet purbsn hrei aeihen unb ndh
cnosrsn fri,ob0f.n tpurbsn brsi Sci.
den iiberfiihrt.
Der 0oriissr srnannie bic 6srren
81. Airihfslb, s. Boli uHo .. :.
Wnlner als giiherunteriuduugsz
Gommittee.
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Ter Observation-Disclosures Sobn
groismann BON Dalton 4penue uno
Mint Gtrabe. mahte ssitern W,orgen,
dis er isinen 2aben an parton Road
nnD pprtsmouth aoenue betrdt, Die
Gntbeduna. hob $50 aus Der Regiitrlr.
|taNe ssitpblen poroen iparsn. er
tEeiite Der poll3,i ben Namen zines
frihersn anssiteltsn NIT, ben er i'm
geroatt bat, ben 9iebitubl besanseH
|su hoben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-25
Die baranf poroenommene Weamten

Die barauf porgenommfne Bsamten-
trdbl erenb fDlgenbes Nefultat:
prdfibent Grit 6elIer; Wi5esprdfia
bent, Gmil Rubn; prototOn. Setreidr,
Genrp 1fhuoi; GebilFs zGsfretdr,
aoolf Gurrer; Ginan5- -Getretdr, gbos
%. auen5i; 6dasmtifttr, Soi. 81. 50.
eofer; gertrauensmaHn, Geo gper;
Jabnentrdger Gottfrieb Moei6berger.
Die sSnftallirung Der geamten, fps.
NIT cine ffsine Jamilienfeisr perbun.
fen tDerDen ion. finoet in Der ndhltsn
Geriammlura itatt.
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QGgelneiae Nal9O(ikeIl. Der.
Iammlung.
Iie ,snilres6eridyfe Der yenmten Der
.. ". &. 0otiesafer-Beicilidaff.

Sn Der geitrisen aatbolitens8sr.
fammlnng, D.lhe unier Doriib bon
Germ 6n. aiitner unb Der prosotolIs
fiibrung BON 5errn Geo. 3. Shrdno
in Der ct. Uiarisns sS6ulballe itatts
fano. fpurben bic Sabresberihts Der
gtamtsH Der DR.. 81. Gottesad,re
Geieaidaft Derieien nnb angenommen
unb ods Reiultat Der Wablea fir ben
Irmensgoritono etnberihtet.
Bel ben angsihloHenen Gemsinben
tpurben folgenoe 5srren erpdhlt:
81. Dreifaltiafeits Rirs
DE: !. .. Waperratfe, 5erm.
Shmodeterg,
Ct. Warien Stride: lrant
3elfder. 5erb. aleinhaus.
ct. 5 ohdHnes 4irhe Sss
car 5loia.
Ct. Sofepbsair 8. gur=
brint. 8. 8. Wellsn.
ct. 96ilomena Rirhe: u.
aurrs, 5oi. Siefts.
Ct. paulus airhe: 8. 4.
ssegr.
ct. QuguItinus STRIDE:
aug. Sunoermann, GO. 8ou 9ebms
ben.
Ct. gntonius Air6e: 8.
Webmann, Grans Riemann.
St. Grausistus Eirhe: ).
9attus.
Ct. Ritasts Rir6e: Q.
Cpsrbed.
ct. Guopigs air6e: g. ;.
andpte. ). aisfsr.
uHbeFf. gmpfdngnib airs
DE: 1r1nt Woll.r.
ct. 9eorsius air6s: 3.
aifnsr.
ct. 8pnabentura Rirhe:
J. g. 8. 6samann, 5rans Wi[ier.
6L 6era Ssfu air4e: 3.
DiiTsl. Sobn 9orssr.
ct Clemens Rirhe: 9.
GODS, 8. Weper.
ct. gonifatius Rirhs:
emil Ries. ouf 2 Sabre; Sobn Gen,
IT,, uuf Elm ssabr.
ct. 6einrihs 0irds: g.
!. Wade, Gep. 6. S6ranb.
ct. Waria 6tIf Rirts:
6n. aortna. II.
ct. 6 beth Girhe: Sobr
Shulte.
ct. agnts air6e: 3. Wads.
ct. aarl gorrom dus air-
de. Carthage: O. u. Bauer.
lle6er bic giEnnbmsn unt 4usea-
ben BEG p,rffffeneu Sahres bcri6ttis
Sstrstdr 9sorJs r. Snrant tr's fol3t:
gsrif; oes SstretGrs.
GiHuahmtu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-25

Sobn unp 2orna GIhel, Rdpio
Sun I}ife; anabe.
Clarence UNI Slorence 5urt. 3ll
Gonins Strabe; Snabe
Glbert M. uHb iyreoa Wpmbsrs.
1927 5isblanb apenue; Mabh,n.
Trdnt uno Sba 2eneneeder, 1893
Wlc6enrp 9lpenue; WfabheH.
Sofeph 9. une aatbsrine gtatItff,
3127 meft Sshite 2tpenus; anabs.
Geprae unb 2uep Wteners, 1911
Ieittppob 4psnue; 3nilinge, anabea.
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Grit Mpliu, SO. 133 gariislo ql.,
Iiet aeiisrn aus Uer9eblihteii ieins
Msfte In lem 9oiieste3immsr bdnsen.
gIs sr turSs 3sit fpdter 5uriideilts.
norsn $3.50. ipelhs It'd IN Der Weits
rsfunnen battsa, perfdDunosR-
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Wir 6ittea fiir Die E(liRen

frpfe nit folder Dudt auf bas
pfIGitsr auf poB sr stnen StdbeIs
hru4 srlitt. pdtroIipagsn Ro. 7 bra6ts
ben 9erungliftsH nud bem itdotiften
SpfpitaI, tDD Der 3uitanb Des PotteHs
ten fir Iehr bebentlia befuncen puroe.
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$26,O63.79
40 SNan,E
S27646.23

3uiammen &. 4. S27 7646.23
Iuberbem berihtete 6err S6ranb
uah iiber bic ginnabmsn in oen ein=
sslntn Gemeinben. Die 8eiammts
iumms belief ith ouf $974056 uno
rertbeilts iih auf bic sin3elnen ge-
rreinben tpis folst:
Tie Ginnabmtni N oen ber>
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9 d,Gbrlbruh.

5reb. Megomb, "A Sabre aft. slitt
seitsrn nahe iein.r Wohnuns an
Minslop Strabs auf ben Seiten-
pess.aus uno l4lus NIT oem 5inter.
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3uIammn S27. SAG. %
Nussdben.
Deboit Der 1obiep1riber 100000
4usbeSutlt on bic armen 100000
AussabtH. Si Jof.pbs 0ots
tesadsr 1.so5.ss
Ansanben, Ct. Johunnes
gottesudsr 1s4.7s
aussaben, ct. Nnrien Oots
t.sadsr 1.3l1.03
2uriidbta0tlt fir Ordbtr 49O0
Nrudfanen 1855
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GelrstdrsCebaIt 125.00
Gebdlt bes Siptitsn Sttrs-
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40 tr nebmen Sieie Gelesenbe mabr unieren pielen
~ ,srennoen uno aunoen fr6blhe gSeibnadten uuS
NI% shftdes Neujabr 5u uHuiden. g9r DhnIden ben
ielben audi uuieren aurdtiss Sauf ansSuiprsdsn fir
lire loyalc lluerknna, wee n ben Stans eeiet ba
aas ab 9lt su nem Der seoblften in uuierer Geddte
ais EiaHo=6anoler su sehalten.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-12
AMERICAN fORESTERS MEET
Thirtieth Annual Gathering To-day
at New Willard. q.
Addresses on Preservation of Tree,
to Be Made by Prominent
Speakers.

The American Forestry Association
will begin its thirtieth annual meeting at
the New Willard at 3 o'clock this after
noon. A meeting of the directors of the
association will be held at the head
quarters in the Maryland Building, 141O
II street northwest, at 1880 o'clock. Ses-
sions will be held to-day and to-mor-
row. The programme for to-day is:
Business session at the New Willard
Address by ]. j. Levison, forester of the
Brooklyn and Queens Park department,
and of the Association for the Planting
and Preservation of City Trees. Subject:
City trees and their relation to for
estry;' brief addresses by Henry S.
Graves, Forester of the United States, and
others.
The programme for tomorrow begins
with a business session at 1880 o'clock,
at which the annual address of the presi-
dent, Curtis Guild, jr., will be made. Then
will follow paper by Prof. Herman II.
Chapman, Yale Forest School, his subject
being, Shall the State regulate the cut
ting Of timber?' 1t will be followed by a
discussion.
At 7:30 o'clock the annual dinner will be
given at the New Willard. President
Curtis Guild. jr., will preside, and there
will be addresses by President Taft, the
Forester Of the United States, Senator Lee
S. Overman, of North Carolina; Repre-
sentative James R Mann, of Illinois, and
Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page
The Washington herald., 1911-01-12
HOLD JOINT INSTALLATION.
FarraEut Post and Corps Unite in
Annual Meeting.

A joint installation Of the officers OF
F>arragut Post, G. A. R., and Farragut
Corps, W. R. c.. brought out a large
audience at the hall, 3l6 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast Tuesday night.
After A. L. Perham, installing officer
inducted John Shaw, the new commander
and the other officers of the post into Of
fee, the gavel was turned over to Far
ragut Corps and Mrs. Olive Raymond, to
whom the corps expressed its grateful
ness for past faithful services, installed
its officers, as follows:
Mrs. ]. L. Bradley, president; Emma
Johnson, senior vice president: Bernice
Mattoon, Junior vice president; Mary A
bort, treasurer, Mary Shipley, chaplain;
Ida BitZ, conductor; Ida Stalker, guard
Emma Kirby. secretary: Mary Loane, Ida
McKenney, Melissa Crowell, and Fannie
Pratt, flag bearers: Mrs. A. Foster, pa
triotic instructor, and Ella Morgan. press
correspondent.
These ceremonies were followed by an
address by Judge Buck, of Michigan;
recitation by Miss Street. a vocal solo by
Miss Olive Joyce, short talk on the
Boys in blue" by Commander Bingham,
and the song America by the post
and corps.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-12
HAMILTON STATUE
RECEIVES BOOST
Committee Will Plan Me-
mortal to Cost $4,000.

Plans for the erection of fitting me-
mortal in this city next summer to the
memory of Alexander Hamilton received
a decided boost at the meeting Of the
board Of directors of the Alexander Ham
ilton Memorial Association last night in
the New Willard Hotel.
1t was directed that committee of five
persons be appointed to select sculptor
and arrange for the plans, as soon as
possible When completed, the statue
will cost about 25.coo and will be located
somewhere near the Treasury building.
The total amount now on hand, with the
appropriation from Congress. is s17,003,
and the remainder of the money is
practically assured, the association thinks
it time that everything be got in readi
ness.
Mr.. Justice Harlan. of the Supreme
Court, presided at the meeting as presi-
dent. and among those present were JUS
tice Hughes, George r. Cortely III, Justice
Josiah A. Van Orsdel, Gen. orter, Jo-
seph H. Choate. and others
The Washington herald., 1911-01-12
FAIR "B00MERS" ENTERTAIN
New Orleans Delegation in Congfes.
Gives Reception.
Guests Invited to Meet Gov. Sanders
and, Incidentally. Talk Pam
anna EXpOAition.

Almost 1000 ardent supporters of New
Orleans as the logical point" for the
Panama Canal Exposition. including
representatives of the Latin-Americar
republics, members Of Congress, govern
ment officials and business men of the
city, crowded the New JEbbitt Hotel last
night to shake hands with Gov. Sanders,
of Louisiana, and Gov. Noel, of MiSsis-
sippi.
The occasion was the reception rendered
the governors and other distinguished
visitors of the 'boomers," by the Louis
lana delegation in Congress
With all the hospitality Of the Cres-
cent City, the guests were given a roy
al reception. Decorated with tropical
fruits and foliage Of the far South. dis
playing the commercial and agricultural
prosperity Of that section. the rooms pre-
sented pleasing sight to the guests.
Representative Kahn, Of California,
champion of the Western metropolis,
evidently had put aside all signs OF
rivalry, for he mingled freely with his
Southern brothers.
Those in the receiving line were Gov.
Sanders, Gov. Noel, Senator Murphy J.
Foster, and the members of the Louisiana
delegation in Congress and their wives,
as follows:
Representative Albert Estopinal. Repre-
sentative Henry Garland Dupre. Repre-
sentative Robert F.. Broussard, Repre-
sentative John Thomas Watkins. Rep
Joseph Eugene Ransdell, Rep
Robert C. Wicklife. and Rep
Arsene Paulin Pujo.
Refreshments, including tho cocktail
that made New Orleans famous, were
served during the evening.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-12
YOUTHFUL ALLEGED
ROBBERS ARRESTED
C. D. Hickey and J. Magruder
Held in Wilkesbarre.

Charles D. Hickey and James Magru-
der the two Washington youths accused
by their companion, Thomas Gooding, OF
robbing Francis Grinen, the aged uncle
Of Hickey, of $500. in December last.
were arrested late last night in Wilkes
barre. Pa, by Detective Burlingame. OF
the Central detective bureau. The police
recovered $500 from the persons of the
two boys, which, together with that
turned in by Gooding when he gave him
self up here, totals s, ,095 of the stolen
funds.
Hickey and Magruder were placed un-
der arrest Tuesday night by the Pittston
(PaD authorities, on a minor charge, but
by paying their fine they were released.
Acting on the information given by Good
ing to the Fourth precinct police on
Tuesday night, Detective Burlingame
made his way to Pittston yesterday, only
to find that the boys had left the city.
From the condolences Of the boys to
woman in Pittston, however, Detective
Burlingame traced them to Wi1keSbarre,
where he placed them under arrest at Il
o'clock last night in a lodging house
Both boys Immediately confessed their
share in the robbery, and willingly
turned over the money yet unspent. They
will be returned to Washington to-day to
stand trial
The Washington herald., 1911-01-12

Dill. Maine: Gen Charles Gather, Maryland. and
William T.. Hall. L. 5. A.
Some of the prominent men present, in addition
to the offers elected, were: Adj Gen. Dckson, Of
illinois, Adj. Gen. Fridge. Of Mississippi Adj. Gen.
Rumbold. of Missouri; Adj. Gen Wickersham Of
Delaware; Adj. Gen. Elliott of West Virginia; Adj
Gen. Din, of Maine: Col. X. K. Exams. u. =. A. {:
Joserh Garrard. u. 8. A.; Lieut.. Commander
Palmer. L. 5. N. Capt c. II. Lyman, L. S. NJ
c.: Col. L. A. Toanhs. louisiana; Col. Roy HoH
man. Oklahoma; Co- ]. C. Ewing. Delaware: Capt.
NJ. C. Kerth- U. 5. A.; Col William Libby. New
jersey; Col. G. A. Kelley. Colorado: Capt. II. G.
Ls.lrnard L. 8. A.: Lieut Col. ]. J. Hayes. MiRs-
sipIi, and Col. r Il. Mccoy, Wisconsin.
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WINDoWSHADES
VIM. N. MATcRETI, ,:ssoS. ass \ s. s. M. y: ".
DIED.

BARRows- On Wednesday. January II.
1911, at 1:90 p. M, Mrs. MARTHA A.
BARROWS, at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. John w. Averill. IA
Eleventh street southwest.
Funeral services will be held in
Epiphany Chapel, Twelfth and g
streets southwest, on Friday, January
Ii. at 4 p. m. Friends of the family
invited to attend. Interment at Hern-
don. Va. on Saturday morning.
MARTIN-On Wednesday, January II,
1911, ARTHUR MARTIN. in the sixty
sixth year Of his age
Funeral on Friday. January Is, at 5 D.
m, from his late residence, 1874 r
street northwest Interment private.
MELL~Suddenly, on Monday January g.
1911, at 10 p. m, ALBERTA, beloved
wife of William G. Nell
Funeral services at her late residence.
1106 18th ST. NV, on Thursday. Janu-
ary II, at p. m. Interment at Glen
wood.
PIERCE-On Wednesday. January II,
1911, at $50 p. M, ELIZABETH. wife
Of William S. Pierce. Husband and
daughter survive.
Notice Of funeral later.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-12
Michaelson Drops Suit.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE suit brought
by Alexander Michaelson, former law
partner Of Carl Fischer-Hansen. against
Isaac v. Brokaw, Mrs. Fischer-Hansen,
her attorney. Anson McCook Beard, and
George Gordon Battle, who had been
counse! for Fischer Hansen, for 100000
damages for false arrest was discontinued
to-day. Michaelson is now practicing law
in Washington.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-12
BIRTHS REP0nTED.
WHITE

WHITE
George c. and Theodnsia Lowry, girl.
Walter c. and Inez d. Baldefston, girl.
Karl and Anna Hognicher, boy.
Charles N. and Mary I. Lee, gin.
Raymond W. and Jennis Moulton, giri
Albert and Grace HaszeI machef. girl
Thomas and Helen Patterson, girl.
Frank l. and Lillian Carter, bog.
Michael f. and Bertha n F1ayin, Giri
Thomas L. and Rosie L Payne, boy.
Leopold and Ida Hoddes, boy.
Charles G. and Agnes p TolDn, bog.
Jacob and Lena Lpkin, girl.
Henry B. and Beatrice Weaver. boy.
Frederick n. and Emma Edwards. bog.
Harry ]. and josephine Payne. girl.
Charles s. Ind Josephine Kicks. boy.
John A. and Agnes HaftIman. bog.
J. Hany and Nay Z. Goodchfd. boy.
Clarence w. and Nslle II. Hall. girl.
Luther, I.. and Margaret +. Conant, bog
COLORD.
William and Matte Weeden. giri
Albert and viola Jackson, bog.
Ninist and Virginia White. boy.
Dellafosss and Chrlstisna Green, girl
Grant and Mary 7iehe.son. bog.
Joseph and Cecelia Edwards. bog.
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MARRIAGE L1CENsEs.

Tod D. Smith, ., and Gertrude ". AepAAd. =
both of Warwick ODunty. We. Rev. r. u. P0WG.
laae w. Shoemaker. 3. and F1ossnD Z M
uudcf. y. Rev. Melvin G. IAanaA -
Monh LAdlA. q. and Gasah Tssh. - ~. g.
william h. siple, q, and Oan H Tay30. -
both Il Petersburg. ". Va Rev. Oeusld Q. Mao
Leod.
WsnW q. DFeibelbiss n. q LehigAtoa. Pa. ~
HasA O. Nusharn, n. Rev. JohA ". Smith
Hng Nattins6. q, and 0ss 0sssA n ~.
Gsortp 4 Pfueon, q. q Tut Xsulzis 3 O..
snd Casuli.s u Rouietta. = r.. Q. y. Witt
co1oRED.
Ane HdlA q aad Asnes oss4 = ~.
ola..s ISs. =. - AsAas y 'Rs1 =
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BALTIMORE VISITORS HERE.
Grand Anniversary Ball Given b.
Onkel Braesi1.

The Onkel Braesig and the Platt-
duetsche Ladies' Society, held their
fourth grand ball in celebration of their
tenth anniversary at the old Masonic
Temple last night.
Twenty-Five members Of the Onkel
Braesig in Baltimore were guests of hon.
or and over 100 members and friends OF
the society were in attendance.
The committee on arrangements was
composed of Henry Wehrenberg, chair
man: Fritz Wolf August Schwarz, Otto
Mutschler. Dilly Wite. Karl Kohler, Hen
ry Graue, Louis Brandt. George MAR,
Fritz Bertram, John Bloss, Adolf See
bode, Josef Werk, and Hermann Daiker
The Washington herald., 1911-01-12
ARRANGE FOR URELL BURIAL.
Spanish War Veterans Will Bring
Body from Ireland.

nOOy IRON AFe1ouO.
Richard J. Harden Camp, No. 2, United
Spanish War Veterans, heard reports of
progress on arrangements for bringing
the body Of Gen. NJ. Emmet Urell. who
was a member of this camp, and past
commander-in-chief Of the organization.
to this country from Ireland for inter-
ment at Arlington Cemetery. at a meet
ing in Eagles Hall last night. The re-
ports stated that satisfactory arrange
ments. had been made with the authori-
ties in Ireland, and it is expected that
the interment at Arlington will take
place in May.
George r. Evans, of Company z, First
Regiment. United States Volunteer En-
gineers. and Peter Duffy, retired from
the United States navy, were mustered
into the camp. The report of the audit
ing committee showed a balance in the
treasury Of $500. and a total membership
of %.