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The Washington herald., 1912-12-24
wOmen's Lynch LAW.

Prom the Pittsburg Dispatch.
There is indefinite and onlv tentative
talk of prosecuting the women of CIarks
Field. Ohio, who, in disguise. tarred and
feathered a young woman whose moral
standard fell below the ideas of the other
women. Such a case is, of course. one
which prosecutors are 10th to handle, But
If that section Of Ohio is to maintain its
reputation for the supremacy Of the law
those who can be proved to have par
ticipated in this demonstration must be
punished for it.
Tarring and feathering is lynch law in
less degree. The only difference is that
lynching is murder and tarring and feath-
ering is only aggravated assault and
battery Of deliberate and odious charac-
ter. 1t simply asserts the right of a mob
male or female, to condemn any individ-
ual 1t may dislike and infiict cruel or dis
graceful punishment without regard to
the law.
1t may be conceded that the younr
woman who suffers at the hands OF the
female mob was not as good as she
should be. But, however bad she NAV
have been, she was entitled to meet her
accusers in court and have the charges
examined under the light OF sworn tes-
timony. II they could prove her to be
guilty she would have been punished.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-24

From the New Ncrk TImrs
Ours is the age Of tho sUpcrlativo. The
world seems TO he bent on breaking rec
ords in every field Of human endcavor.
The biggest ships. the fastest ships, the
largest guns, the greatest speed in flight
and travel are strivcn for. a French
aviator has reached an altitude of 1858
feet-mucC than three and a third miles
but everybody knows that he will not
hold the record long. Chicago is paying
81 per hundredwcight for beef on the
hOof but the price will be SIS before
Christmas. The new building on the site
Of the Equitable Assurance Society's
burned structure is to he the biggest
in the world, and as large as the three
biggest buildings in New York City put
together.
There is a sort Of qualification in the
contemplation of the big things. even big
prices. and there is not much Significance
IT. the reflection that bgncss is not every
thing. Of course it is not But the les
son in the legend OF the Tower Of Babel
will never he needed. We ar going to
have bigger ships. bigger guns, higher
flights. faster railroad travel. still larger
buildings before our craze for the SUI
pcrlative is cured.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-24
Act of Fanatic.

News from India shows that no
prominent person in any country is
safe from the fanatic Because there
is a constant feeling of unrest existing
in that far-ofT British possession is no
more cause for the attempted assassi-
nation of Lord Hardinge than was
the recent attempt on the life of Mr.
Roosevelt in this country. Three Pres
idents of the United States have met
death at the hands of assaSsinS, be-
sides many attempts on prominent men
OF the country, some of which were
successful The United States can
SyInpathize with the law-abiding poo
pies of Great Britain in deploring the
attack on the .viceroy OF India not only
because OF its daStardly nature but be-
cause he was the right man in the
right place and had done much for
the country of which he was the ruler.
The Herald, like all other reputable
newspapers, condemned and theorizcd
on the act of the mad New Yorker
who attacked Col Roosevelt. but we
question if it had any effect on the
mind of any one who is contemplating
such a crime What is the answer?
Only one Men who do things, who
are prominent in the public eye, must
be watched and guarded by the state
from fanatics. while undue license of
speech must be prohibited.
The man who throws a bomb or the
one who fires a revolver. no matter
whether it be at a crowned head or
its representative, at any prominent
public parsonage, in fact, should NOT
be made a martyr OF by soft-headed
persons or weakened newspapers. but
should be dealt with in i summary
manner and as privately as possible
The Washington herald., 1912-12-24
A LITTLE NONSENSE.
an THE LAST MINUTE.

It's the day before Christmas and like
a mere man,
I've put of my shopping as long az l
can.
So now must mix with the worst of the
strife,
And pick out a present to give TO my
wife.
'Tis the day before Christmas, and I am
in bad;
Past dozens and dozens of counters I
CAD.
gaze into windows; I'm in a sad plight
But maybe I'll pick out a present by
night
The Washington herald., 1912-12-24
East Washington Meeting.

The East Washington Citizens Asso-
station, at its meeting last night, in
structed a special committee to make
further investigation and report on the
George plan of taxation for the District.
A number OF other committees made re-
ports, which were adopted. Improve
fnent OF the Eastern Branch was taken
up and considered. James l.. Parsons,
president Of the association, presided.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-24
A Mad Rush.

Hurry burly,
Crowds that heave,
shopping early,
Christmas Eve.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-24

adding zest to chapel meetings. There
Is even suspicion that somebody con-
cealed a gigantic alarm clock in China
few years agO-f.'om the energy with
which that kingdom is now rubbing It's
eyes.
Industrious men rise when Weakened by
alarm clocks and proceed to work. but
lazy men strange them with pillows and
turn over for another hours snooze.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-24
Suitable Gifts for Father

Solid bone collar buxton.
Real cotton handkerchief.
Set OF six wooden toothpiCks.
Homemade pcnwiper.
Cake OF genuine SOAP
The Washington herald., 1912-12-24

Seated side by SIDE among the dinner
guests Of a fashionable hostess the other
evening were Senator BOies PenrOse and
a pretty little twenty-year-old "fiapper"
from nearby finishing school
Cousin Pcnrose is tall. huge and prac-
teal. His bulk completely nils the aver
age taXicab. And he can talk politics
and states and methods with a great
deal of savOir fare. But when il comes
| 10 seeming ones self up with white
| lilac and rose Gin equal parts and doing
] the La GaIIienne stun. and talking the
society language-roundIng out his con-
versation with such expressions as How
attrs Give Charming How per
fectly stunning" Motoring" &c.-when
II comes TO that sort OF thing the mas
sIve Pennsy Senator is a supreme Grip
pie.
So that Penrose felt himself at a con-
vocational loss. Yet he recognized that
the hostess expected him 20 talk TO the
attractive little thing at his elbow. and
not to sit there silently like an empty
plate. He began TO grope blindly for
something that the debutante was inter
ested in-sOme;hing. II possible. that he
could discuss intelligently.
To his great relief, he early stumbled
On the fact that she liked horses-that
she was fond Of rahding." as she ex-
pressed it-"rahding' being finishing
school for riding.
Now. horseback riding is one of the
best things Penrose does. and they soon
made considerable conversational head
way. Penrose talked entertaininEly OF
the time he was riding out in Rock Creek
4 few months ago and hts horse took
fright al a steam roller. The horse
lunged. fell. rolled over on him. tramp
I'd on him and otherwise endeavored to
show him his finish.
The debutante was looking across the
table at a young chap who used cork
ing and bully as his only adjectives,
ard missed part Of Penrose's narrative,
but caught that about the steam roller.
You say the steam roller ran over
you?" she asked with the utmost inno-
Cence.
Penrosc gave her quick glance. for
this happened not long after election.
''No-o." he replied. not that time-not
TN some months later"
Senator Kirkland l. Perky. appointed
to succeed the late Senator Hepburn, of
Idaho. studied law in the office Of Mr..
Bill Bryan at Lincoln back in the days
when Bryan was entirely unknown and
half Of his mail came addresses as
o Brien.
Perky is an agreeable. compact man
'
black name. He looks too stOutish for
any exercise more strenuous than brush
ing his teeth of a mOrning-or CrUquet
a the outside. but the funny thing
about it Is that ,he can play a whirl-
wind gam of lawn tennis. and can
step right out on short notice and kick
Is high as his head.
When II was announced that Perky
had been appointed Senator. a China
man he knows well out in Boise, stopped
him to offer Congratulations"
You make fine councilman" said the
Chink.
But it's a Senator I'm to be-" ex-
planned Perky; down at Washington.
you know"
oh" says the Chink in a disappoint-
ed tom, that all: me thought you TO
nc city councilman"
Louis BrownlOw. Washington news
naDer man nausea in a drug store in
The Washington herald., 1912-12-24
December "a in History.

December 81 l53L-Henry VIII trims
the family tree and gets all scratched
up.
December q. 167I.-Little William
Shakespeare sets n hear trap for Santa
Claus A precuciuus lad.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-24
Playing Safe.

What are you counting up SO care
fully?
Christmas expenditures. I don't want
TO have the trouble with my wife / had
last year. Last year | spent 90 cents
more on my family than she spent on
her family"
The Washington herald., 1912-12-24
Hopeful.

How hopefully the little girls hang
up their stockings"
Yes; and how hopefully the big girls
hang up the mistletoe."
The Washington herald., 1912-12-24
4 Losing Deal.

Why so glum?'
Il paid cents overdue postage on a
Christmas present.
"WeIl?'
1T was homemade necktie. / think
got stung."
The Washington herald., 1912-12-24
He Bought Il.

THAT horn doesn't blow, sir" said the
friendly salesman.
Wrap It up said the Erouchy man.
That's the kind of a horn want
The Washington herald., 1912-12-24

The life Of alarm clock f. rsry brisf.'
What the world needs is an alarm clock
which at the appointed hour will beat a
bass drum, discharge a Roman candle.
reach out an arm and clutch at the sleep
er's hair. and set fire to the bedding. all
at once. Clocks Of this kind would pro-
mote early rising among adults and
would even succeed in annoying a grow
ing boy considerably in his slumbers
Copyright. 1878. by GeorEg Mathew Ada1nAl
The Washington herald., 1912-12-24

Louis BrownlOw. Washington news
paper man. paused in a drug store in
Greensboro. y. c. not so long ago. to
ask for a match. While he was there
The Washington herald., 1912-12-24
Shon Early.
A Mean Trick.

We repeat our suggestion that it will be
advisable to shop early-Chrlstmas Eve.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-24

A Mean Trick.
THE Car certainly has his troubles"
How now?'
Somebody tried to slip a bomb into
the palace disguised as Christmas plum
pudding"
The Washington herald., 1912-12-24
Services at Monastery.


the ceremonies Of the Christmas ceIe-
bration in the monastery. At 1915 p. m.
the solemn chanting az the office will
begin, to be followed at midnight by a
high mass. After the mass the pro-
Of Bethlehem will be held. Low masses
solemn services. Very Rev. Godfrey
services and his assistants will be Faith
ers David Ramos and Engelbert Wagner.
Early morning services In the Swedish
language will be held Christmas morning
beginning at 6 o'clock. in the chapel Of
Luther Place Memorial Church. A quar-
tet will give several selections of Christ
mas songs.
All the Southern Methodist Churches of
the city will unite IN a Christmas morn
ing service at Mount VERNON Place Church
at I o'clock.
The Mount Vernon Place Church il
preparing for it's annual "watch-meetInR''
to be held on the evening Of December n.
The Gospel Mission has planned a
Christmas celebration that viii Include
a dinner and two large trees, with prcs-
ents for the children. The following
children will take part In tho pro-
gramme: Thelma Robey. Margaret King.
Albert Robey. Harry Marshall, Stella
Carter, Katherine Reese. Milburn Reese,
Edwin Steele, Edgar Tippet. Edith Tin.
pet, +. Carter, f. Reese, Deane Mar
shall. Raymond Tippet, Hector Cum
mingsr Katherine King. Louise Cum.
mings. Linwood Tippct. Rose Carter.
Mary Whaling. and BeduIa Mandas.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-24

The following passage in President
Taft's message 10 Congress Just prior
to its adjournment for the holidays is
worthy Of especial consideration:
Washington Journal., 1912-06-22
S6wcrc @cluittcr.

@m Sonlitag glbeno un0 Niontag
3ahmittag gingn bier in Der StaOi
lebr idpere @emitter nieoer, melbe
an ShattenbGumeu m08elegrapben-
LINEN groben Sdaoen peritr-
io6ten. Die alte lllnle. Die Dor Dem
@eiBen Souie itonO uno 1888 &c.
pflan3t nltroe, m1lroe in elmer Sobe
pom IL Sui abgefnidt, @rGiioeni
Gait mo Die @erionen Die i'm @ei-
ben @auie marer, iDuroen nidt me
Mig erifredt. SIS miro angeuommen,
Oas iiber 2O00 9dlme tells itnge-
mebt, tells 0urh 9lbbre6en pon3mei-
gen beih0Oigt milroen. Die Stra-
Benbobn erlitt e~benfnlls Our6 oas
llultiir5en bon SroGeppfoiten, Ser
triimmern Don Standardization an
Cars uim. eineu Sdaoen pom $4,000.
Gin Motormonn Sobu $. Bed.
mltrOc BON umberfliegenoen @las-
iberben ~getrofien. Sir etlide Stim=
Den lang mar Die Staot bon allen
&erfebr NIT Dem gtor0en uu0 Often
obgeidnitten.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-22
bic aumuentiOn in GHieaau.

Sn Chicago finOet ndbrenO Der
ISOLDE Die repitblitoniihe gtational
G~onpeution itatt. Bon Sarmonie
mo Ginigfeit lit ober feline 9icOe.
Sn Den &omiteiibungeu, iopie in ser
Grgouiiiering Der a%onpention bat
bis Jest &rdiiOeut Gait Den Sieo
iiber H%ooieuelt Oapon %getrogen. Gum
t%empor0ren &oriiBer ipurOe gliblt
Goot erpdblt. Nls &unoioatcn fiir
oos Nmt oes @rGiioenten iteben ouf
scr 2iite SbeoOore &ooIepelt BON
Nem Oorf, @m. @oporO Gait Don
Ohio, Hobcrt M. ga SoQette BON
@isconlirL hilbert q. Gnmmins BON
Soma un0 Charles s. SuQbeS BON
Nem gorf, ooh iino Die beioen crit
q%enonlltcn Die Sullptfou0iOateL INN
mel6e iid Der &ompf Orebt. @db-
reno 8rGiioent Gait bier in @oi6inq-
ton Den gerlolii Der 9ingc in @bica-
10 obpartet, bat iid &ooleplt noh
Sen Gonpentionsitaot beQebeL INN
fiir iiA ielbit Eropoganoa at MAIDEN.
Dab es fir einen proipeftiOcn Gan=
OiOaten nidt redt ididlih lit, per-
ionlid allf einem &onpent sl eribei=
men, iiebt Elm @eiit mie &ooienelt.
nidt Elm. Sot i'm oofD niht cinmol
ole @oftrine, Dab Elm oritter Sernlin
uli5ildiiig let, imponiert. 9[6er er
nil es 10. troBOem Ct meiB ooB er
nidt ertpdblt perOen fam, 'elbIt,
menn er Die Domination er6olten
Iolte. Die Metbo0en, bic &~ooiepelt
angeipanot INN bic Domination at
erlangen, limo perperflide. Sic tie
ben gail5 mo gar nidt I'M Ginflanoe
nit Der @iiroe 0es 9mtes, mi mel
Dies bier gefdmpft miro. Sc 60ber
eie @6re zines Sieges, ocito miiroi-
1cr miiien Die @iittel lem, oeren Iid
Die Sampler 6eOienell. Soatc es
ibm gelingelt sic Domination Cats
5u eri6peren, ooer gar SIT 6intertrei
ben, 10 miro iid Die a%onpention oltf
eillen &onipromiB &ouoioaten cini-
gen m@iiiien. 9is sur Stlnoe. Con-
lerItag Abeno, lteben Die 9(llsiidten
Lilr Ioft am giinltigiten, ga er sic
Mebr5abl Der Simmer fir lid fat.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-22
Bum sanasrfsits.

Der SefretGr Der S1ngerfeIt = Dc
bOroe bot elm &itnolhreiben OIL Die
iid am Yreisiingen beteiligenoen @e-
iangOereine geiauot, norin oos BRO
grnmm fir oos Hreisiingen betannt
gegeben miro. 5oIgenoes lit oos 8ro-
gramm:
Montag, Den 1. Suli. 8ormittaes INN
10 lbr, Moiieuprobe in Der Seit-
bale unter2eiting oes 5eItoirigen-
ten Serru @ugen &lee.
3n6mittags Inn 9 llbr: Yreisiin-
gen Der 8ereine Der 3, 3. uno A.,
9laIie unO ser Staotperciniqun.
gen oritter &laIie i'm metropolitan
Opera Souie, 8ronO uno Yoplor
StroBe.
0ieuitog. Den 2. Sui. 8ormittags
10 llbr, Maiienprobe inter 5elt-
oirigeut Sermnnn q. 8umme in
Der 5eltbaue.
Nodmittags 3 llbr. Rreisiingen
Der gin3eIpereiue 1. &laiie uno Der
StG0tepereinigun9en 2. un0 T..
aloiie in Der 6eitboae, Broad mo
Iuebgenp Ipenie.
MitttpohL Den 8. Sui. AbenOs 8
ltbr, 9oiierpreisiinsen in Der Set.
bale.
Die Sanger aQer preisiingenoen
@ereine IiuO perpflidtet, Die 8rOben
Ser beioen 6eitfou3erte 5u beiuden.
@ereine, welhe Oieie @orihriften oer-
na6I6iiigen iinO nah ben &egeln oes
8umoes- MuIiffomites bonn Yreisiin-
gen ousgci6loiien uno miro Die Set
beb0roe cine GuBerit itrenge 9ontrolle
fiibren. @eiter bat ieoer Dreislin-
qen0e 8erein ole Bartituren BON Der
6eItItoot 81 b5iebeu. Sci g%inienoung
oes 8etraees rno oes 9eIteal defines
miro ole 6eItbeb0roe oieies b%eiorgen.
Sic iinO eebeten, Dem llnter3eidne-
ten mit5uteilen, OBJ sic elm Sofal filr
9roben belegt baben.
Soda6hugsboa, init SangergrnB
Srieor. 8. SuuBmann.
Gefret1r
Washington Journal., 1912-06-22
Silft Den scmpcren5lern.

ugs gebt ni6ts iiber quite 6rern=
BE-, i9reibt Elm @e6ielblatt ulo
bringt folgenoe Atadriht bon bier:
0ie Semperen5ler limo in Der 9rn-
Oe~sbmtptitaot gut aufgeboben; iie ba-
ben. i'm leBten Sierteljabr, 0anf Der
2iebenspiiroigfeit zines grtenSreutl=
0eS, riutO $4,000 an 8orto gelpart,
lulO &ausmiete baben iie audi nid)t
81 5ablen. Scr 9%fbgeoronete Sob
Jon BON Ilabama bat Dem @nmpag-
ne=Gonite ser Nrobibitioniiten &1ll=
me in @urealt-@ ebGnoe oes NeprG=
Observation-Disclosures iibermieien llno Die
Ganpagne-2iterotu ais portofreie
0ienitia6e perianot.
@ie SobIon oies fertig gebra1t2
gath, er lieB Sic groBe 8emperen8=
reOe, Die er am 2. 6ebrltar oebnlten
unO oie in @abrbeit cine nolItGn<
oiqe 9lbbanOlung iiber 3mede rn0
3iele Der Gemperen5 : Hartei mar,
orltden mo perianote iie Damn nad
alien Seilen oes 2an0eS
80 Mfd0den, oenen oas @ompagne-
aonite Der @oiicniimpel m06entlid
our9i6nittli1 So be8ablte, iparcn Is
@odcn tGtig, Die 0rltdia6en fertig
fir ben Yoitperlonot at MADDEN. SIN
@au3en muroen 100000 Grempla-
re Der &eoe Our6 Die @oit perianot,
mas 0onf ser 9iebensmiirOigfeit
@obions cine GriparniS bon $4,000
fiir Die 8artei 6eoclltete. @aS frei-
lid @oitmeiiter SitAcod 5r Sobions
@orgeben iugen miro, bleibt ab3iI-
martelr.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-22
9sntide Bidder.

Die 0ffentli1e 9ibliotbef bat fiir5-
lid ibrer oeutlden 8ii6erinmmlrng
pieIc meme Bidder bin3ugefilgt. Be
IouOers bernor5ubeben limo folgenoe
&omnne:
0reeien @inrutb. ngbba Sitting"
1910.
@abelens, @eorg pom Der. Gage
Oes Geufels". 1911.
Ser8og, &uooli. pSanieaten~.
1909.
Sacobien, Srieori6. Sic Sore
am Gore. 1909.
&e0Ierling, s. bon. rgunte Ser.
gen.. 1909.
anoop, @erboro. n8erfaltog".
1911.
2anft Soiepb". o9epeIaer". 1910.
9orfe, Osfar. Ser 3urmbm"
1910.
@resber, 8uoolf. Die bunte
Sub. 1911.
No1tter, Harl. ,nSer 9err 0eS
Gooes". 1910.
Sdoffner, Safob. y9onrao
8ilater~. 1910.
S9redenbod, @aiiI. Ser &6uia
bon Hotbenburg". 1911.
Sittenfelo, aonrao. n9(bIoiung
Dor. 1911.
3a6n, Grnit. Die 6roueu bon
Sanno". 1911.
8emerfenSpert iino aud folgen.
oe. 0llnperbrannte9riefe", 1909, boz
2iesbet Oil; emil @0tts o@eiom
melte 8erfe", 3 8GnOe, 1911.
05iinf3ebn Sabre in @merifa", 1911
BON Marg. 2enf, cine biogrnpbii6t
Sfi33e; n@lte Nodt", 1909, oil
binterlaiienen @eoi9te BON 9etIe
ron 2iliencron; rSinarls in Die Ser.
me-, 1911, cine fomii6e @r31blunt
BON Gomuno Nellenoorff; oMal mas
andres, 1911, cine Sammlung er
probter aodre3epte bon Mme q. .,
8iaiers, uno n9riefe oeiitider SSlon
en-, 1910, cine bon 6ebor y. 3o6el
tib bernusgegebene Samm!ang.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-22
Satten @abl.

am 0onmeritog, Sen 90. Sltni
bate Die 0eltti1 omerifaniihe Sen.
er : INSTRUMENTATION oes Qi-
itrifts Columbia @obI Der Gruitees,
nit Dem &eiultate, OaB ldmmtlihe al.
te Erultees pie0ergerpGblt mllrOen
ndmlid: 6. q. Sdafer, s. 81. Mae-
bel, @bas. Sdofer, 8. 6. @onuon.
ton 6. .. Icarlon, 6. 6. Shmi6t.
.. 6. @olfiteiner. 6rancis 81. @Iuu-
Don un0 $. 6. Said.
Greitag Morgen nm 10 llbr per
ldnmelten iid Die 0ireftore umO cr.
Ddblten folgenoe @eamten: 6 o.
S6afer, @rdiioent, Gbos Saofcr
Gi5e : @rGiioent; s. 81. 0}aeoeI
S6abmeilter $. $. 9ergmnun, Sc.
fretdr mo O.. 90. gmmcrid. 0ilis.
SefretGr.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-22
Srenc SmnOidaft.

Son Serrn 9(ug. 0onat6, eiaem
gllten 6rcunoe mlieres .1Sournals~.
ging ANS Dor eiiigen Gaqen elm
9rief 5lL in melAem er @e3uQ nimmt
auf Die @uroporciie Oes Serrn &arr,
ocS Glteltcn 9(n3eigenfimoen oes
vSonrnols@ SIN Aui6luB oieies,
Iagt Der Sdreiber, lei ermG6nt, BOB
nod cine nn0ere 6irnla ihon Ieit
9eginn Der Setting i6re 9(a5eiqen
I'M gSournal1 bat llno lett cine Ser
groBten uu0 bcliebteiten @eidldfts-
firmen Scr Sta0t lit, nGmli6 2anos=
burg & BRO, melhe iebr pie( otf sic
0eutiAe &lm0iHaft bGIt. M1ts
Sertn 0onatbs 6aluilic limo bier
@enerotiOnen, mel6e BORT ibre Gin
fdllfe MAIDEN. Die Sdmiegermitttcr,
sic @attin, Die beioen Go6ter, uno
cbeltio sic Gnfeliil oes Serrn 9onat6
6efrieoigen BEL 2~anosbltrgs lire Gin
faltfe. 0as lit nod ieiner g(niiGt ge-
niigenO 9eleg fir sic 9lufridtigfeit
uno ebrlihe 9ebatOlung, bic ser
aunoidaft BON Ser Sirma2onosburg
81 tell miro. Sin peiteres aonl-
mentor nniererieits lit uidt n6tig.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-22
Gcntidc SOdidiiler.

Die Gentrolbodi6ule belt om
0ienitoo Nodmittag in Der Mteutori-
al Continental Saae ibre SbIuB-
feicr nb mo muroen inter anoeren
al Die folgenoen Shiiler Oerttiber
N%bltammung 0iplomc perteilt:
9(nnie 8. IbrabanL 2oitiie 9erli-
ner, Sobanno 6. 9eit, &oio 9reslau-
er, Selen s. Bill, 9llba Sottie BON
@rOort Soanctte @eridanid, @ert-
rlloe @eilprin, Ngnes 6. &oloen,
@au 90. S60er, Sane 9luguite Wtei=
feIiobnL SranceS SO. Ott, @alter
9o6nien g. s. Seler, s. 9. aalb-
fuB, sc. q. Mortim $. 9. @uber,
Geo. 6. Quinter, 6rib @uguit Neli-
ter uuo NnOolpb Sh0nfeI0.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-22
Strcit nm MoOslle fir Oas 3atiOnaI.
Ocnfmal in Germantown.

@lit Spanning iiebt man Der emo.
ailtiaen @ntihei0ung Der nattonaIeH
9mltfommiiiion b%etreifs Der Sion.
fnrren5 im Die Ausfiibrung Oes
0eltid 9fmerifauiideu y%totioual-
Gentmols entgegen, peldes I'M Ser.
non Bart 81 Germantown sur oau.
ernoen Grinneruug an Die erite oeut.
ide @iutuauoerung erridtet per0en
ioa. Sir Die @ridtung oes Momu.
mentes baben Der aougreB uno Der
0entid Auerifouilde yfotionol.
buuO ie $4,000 beniaigt. Die ans
ocn Serrcn IiiOolpb @ronoiL Sem
9orf; @iitap Bender, @aIbinqton,
3. 6. mo ). q. Nlouer, 9biloOel.
pbio beite6cnOe Denfmol- aommifis
OH Oes ltationalbunocS bate Dem
gntmurie Otto S1mei3ers, Ybila-
0clpbiu, Den eriteu YreiS un0 oamit
ole llusiiibruug oes Hreiies 5uer-
funt, ocn 3peiten Yreis bate tie
Der 3eidlutug hilbert SSGgerS, ytem
9orf, un0 oen 0ritten Dem 8lone
Sans SdulerS, Baltimore 8uge-
iproAcu. Sic @ntiheiouug bat in
etIid)tu areiien WtiBialen errcgt mo
81 Groteitcn NnloB gegeben. 8riegs-
icfrctGr Stinlion neblt Or. Serdnter
0cnl GrdiiOentcn Oes 0elitib i. Nmes
rifuuiiden &otionolbtuOeS, uno BEN
@uuperncur bon @enniplpanien iin0
0u3u auserie6en ole enogiiItige
Gntidcioumg in ser Snde ab3ll.
aeben. Serr 5timion bate iih
ourd &crnittlrmg Or. Seramers
photographer mo 3eidwungelt
l6numtli6er, ollsqeltellten MoOelle
nod) @aibington ididen laiien, 0a-
nit Sic aunitfommiiiion ibr llrteil
ab0cben tonne, ober Oieie 3eidl-
mmQcn mo photographer gabeu
mur elm lebr mpoIfommeneS 9il0
Der Wlooeue. Sreuh bate bier Wfo.
Oellc iiir oen engeren Wettbeperb IN
&oridlng Qcbraht. 0ieie tritgen Die
Mottos n&ibertp", u@oncoroia",
.Gic Qucae@ mo n@ermanopolis".
I'm mn alien Mitglieoeru Der
aaunt-aommiiiion cine @elegenbeit
III qebell iid ielber ein llrteil iiber
Sen gScrt Der MoOeae 81 biloen, lit
angcoronct noroeu, oaB Die finn NO
belle nab @oibington geianot uno in
aricQs 0epartcmcnt n~llsgeiteat per-
Den Ioacn. IS 6eiBt, Dab Ger @nt.
murf :. Ntaiie0 HbinO's; zines in
9}etp 9orf lebenoen ameritaniihen
aiinitlcrs, Gin Obelisf NIT 6iguren.
Qritppen. al Ger 9olis, bic beionoere
9hiimerfioinfeit ser aunitoerltdnoig-
en- Der @unOesrcgierung erregt babe.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-22
@ermania Club.

9(m MittlDod, Den 10. SUM belt
Der @ermania@l hub feline r~egelmdBigc
monatlide @ef6aftsiibung ab, in
melher neben gbpidlung Der &outi-
negeiAaftc Elm S9reiben pom Cor
pettcn &apitdn @oD 60, benz milf
tGrilden @ertreter BEL Der bieligen
oeutiden @eianotI6nft elm, NORM
er Die bier auf 8eiud peilenoer
Offisiere oes oeuti6en 8eludsge-
Idpaoers megen ibrem Nidteridei-
men i'm Club entidulpigt, ga oieiel-
ben NIT ~nOeren@el11ften iiberbGtfi
ieieu. SIN 2a1tfe oes Nonots bate
Der Club Die f~olgenoen @6Ite 81 Der
Seihnen. Serr s. BON 9uiensfD.
Miniitorial ; 0ireftor I'M Minilte.
RUM fir @anoel nno @eiperbe boz
Berlin, uno Serr gernb. 2Md. Son.
jul unO Sabrifbeliber bon Niirrcm.
berg, Gentlhlono.