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Douglas Island news., 1912-12-25

Surveyor General Wm. l.. Distin, whose term of office on Dec. 16th, has been reappointed. When first appoint ed to the office of surveyor general of Alaska, Mir. Distin found the records of the office be had come to accept tied up neatly in shoe box. He has put his heart into his work and now his records are a pride to himself and the people of the terr itory.
 Secretary Nagel has issued an order becoming effective the first of January, 1913, which prohibits salmon fishing at the mouth or in the fresh water streams emptying into Cook inlet, Eyak lake, back of Cordova, and the Anna and Humpback lagoons, in Ernest sound, and the Mana lagoons at Loring. LOT ing is about 30 and Ernest sound about 70 miles north of Ketchikan.
 C.D. Dunann, passenger traffic man. ager of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company, who has been at Galveston attending the convention of the Trans continental Passenger Association, will make trip to Panama before coming North. Mr. Dunann expects to return via Camden, N. J., where he will attend the launching of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company's new liner, the Congress.
 The catching of salmon on the Yukon river, by seines and fish wheels, is one of the leading industries of the in- terior. It gives employment to hun- dreds of men for several weeks every year, and feeds thousands of people. The greed of the canneries has been at' tracted by the fish there, and the ex- function of the industry is threatened by the establishment of fish traps at the mouth of the Yukon.
 Bob Henderson, discoverer of the Klondike, who spent the summer pros pecting on Cassie creek, tributary ot the McMillan, the large branch of the Pelly, is showing bottle of gold at Dawson, which indicates what can be found in that district. Bob has several ounces of rich coarse gold. Some pieces are as large as pumpkin seeds, while most of the gold is smaller, rang ing down to the size of birdseed. It assays over SIT to the ounce.
 The number of public schools for na- tives of Alaska that were maintained during the year was eighty-six, with an enrolment of 4,618 and an average daily attendance of 1905. The field force of the Alaska school service con- sisted of five superintendents, llo teachers, seven physicians, seven nurses, two contract physicians and two hospital attendants. Of the appro priation for education in Alaska, S24,- 9Z0.U4 was eHpenueo AoA Un0 houASoA lief of natives.
 Hans Hansen, a resident of Juneau, died last week of Bright's disease. He was we'll known throughout all South eastern Alaska for his firm stand for the protection of the fish. He first came to Alaska about 14 years ago, when he held the position of US. com missioner at Yakutat. He was at one time a member of the legislature of Washington and took lively interest in political questions. He was born in Norway 54 years ago, and had no rela- tives living in Alaska.
Douglas Island news., 1912-12-25

The United States government has begun suit against the Pacific Coast Company, Northwestern Commercial Company and the John J. Sesnon Co. to recover S100,O00, which sum, it is al- legged, the defendants secured from the government by means of fraudulent coal contracts for supplying the mili- tary posts in Alaska with coal.
 Seven witnesses have been sub- poenaed at Seward to testify in the trial of the case of the government against A.C. Frost, former president ot the Alaska Central Railway Company, and others, indicted for alleged con- spiracy to defraud the government in the location of coal claims in the Mata- puska field. The trial will be begun before United States Judge Landis in Chicago, February l6
 In recent report Secretary Fisher speaks of the commerce of Alaska as follows: The merchandise shipments, including precious metals and copper, increased materially, the total com merce between Alaska and the United States and between the territory and foreign countries aggregating s626S0, 5O7. The merchandise shipments to Alaska from the states aggregated in value SlS,809,270, as against Sl5,736.51O for 1911, and against Sl7,Sll ,O93 in the heretofore banner year of 1907. There was large increase in the shipments of material required in connection with the canning of fish, which industry has greatly expanded. Dredging machinery to considerable value was also shipped into the territory The total shipments, including copper but not precious metals from Alaska to the states were valued at S2O,776,756, being an increase of nearly s70O0,0OO over 1911, when the total was s13,813,824. Of the large in- crease, more than s4,000,0oo was in cop per ore and nearly S3,O00,000 in canned salmona There was decrease in the coal shipments during the year, proba- bly, due to the increase in the use of fuel oil by several large consumers in the territory.
 B. w. Smith and J. w. Dagen, two prospectors who have been prospecting in the Kuskokwim country for the past two years, arrived in Seward recently and state that while they have not found anything that has paid them to work, they are so we'll impressed with the upper Kuskokwim valley that they will go outside for the winter and in the spring will return with an outfit and take another chance at the same stretch of the country. They have been in the vicinity of Hartman river for the past year, and say that in their opinion there will be great big dredg- ing proposition opened up in that sec tion in the not too far distant future. At that point the Kuskokwim spreads over wide valley and for years and years has been carrying down deposits of gravel until the entire width of the valley, in places twenty miles wide, is one great bed of gold bearing gravel that, while it will not pay to work with a pick and shovel, will yield good re- turns when handled with big ma chinery. The two prospectors banned a great deal of this wash gravel and got fine gold in all the banning they did, although they did not find any that was rich enough to pay to shovel in.
Douglas Island news., 1912-12-25

At the recent meeting of the Ameri can Mining Congress, resolutions were adopted favoring lave that would take the final determination of Alaska land claims out of the hands of the depart meut of the interior and place them in the hands of the federal courts.
 The U. s. revenue cutter Rush was recently offered for sale at Port Town ,eud. The highest bid was that of the Alaska Junk Co.,, sS,5OO. The Rush was built at Port Blakeley in 1885, and her officers say she is in good condition.
 The report of the work of the United States revenue cutter service for the year shows that for every dollar the government has expended in the main- tenauce of the service, there has been a return of S4.36 in the form of property saved from the sea.
 The Alaska Oil & Guano Company has paid its 1912 tax on the years out put. During the summer the com pany produced 4,700 barrels of oil, on which it paid tax of 10 cents barrel, and 4,29O tons of fertilizer, for which it paid taxes amounting to 20 cents ton.
 John Westberg, an Alaska miner who was blinded by an explosion of dyna- mite while at work on the Copper River & Northwestern railroad, was awarded SS,OO0 on the stipulation of counsel in the case, and his suit in the superior court of Washington was dismissed.
 Robert Graham and A. F. Cramer, old timers in Alaska, were drowned on Decem Der 8th near Valdez. The launch in which they were sailing was wrecked by storm and Fred Lilligren, the third member of the party, escaped to the rocks on the beach, where he was picked up by Jap.
 It is nothing more than right that Mrs. James Cunning should be the champion gunner of the Flat creek sec tion. Besides doing her housework and picking and canning enough blue berries to last the family all winter, she keeps the camp supplied with game. One afternoon she killed l09 ptarmigan with p rife.
 The reindeer in Alaska, according to latest reports, numbered 33,629, of which 60 per cent are owned by AGO natives, while the government owns only Il per cent. In October, 1911, there were shipped from Nome to Seat tie 125 reindeer carcasses purchased by cold storage company from Eskimo herders. This shipment of approxi- mately 19,75O pounds found ready sale in Seattle and marked the begin ming of the exportation of reindeer meat from Alaska.
 The Seattle P..I. says: The contract for the construction of a new ferry boat to ply between Juneau, Douglas Island and Sheep creek will probably be let today by the Juneau Ferry & Navigation Company. E. J. Margrie, manager, and c. W. Corbus, secretary of the company, are in Seattle making preliminary arrangements for the work. The new vessel will be $40 feet in length, IA feet beam and 55 feet in depth. She will be equipped with an 80 horse power engine. Naval Archi- tect l.. B. Geary has prepared the plans and specifications for the new vessel,
Douglas Island news., 1912-12-25

At the recent meeting of the Ameri can Mining Congress, resolutions were adopted favoring lave that would take the final determination of Alaska land claims out of the hands of the depart meut of the interior and place them in the hands of the federal courts.
Douglas Island news., 1912-12-25

The U. s. revenue cutter Rush was recently offered for sale at Port Town seud. The highest bid was that of the Alaska Junk Co, S8,5OO. The Rush was built at Port Blakeley in 1885, and her officers say she is in good condition.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
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0entI6er Gem~tralDerein. @rdltoert
Rurt @6ldner; /. @i5e-Hrai. Ytar.
tin 8ieganO; 2. @i8e-8rdi. 8. Stud
oai6el; 3. Bi5e-@rai. &arl @golf;
A. 8i5e : 8rdiioent George Ntair;
5. 8i3e : BrGiioent Auguit S9miot;
&arl Sammel, S9asmeiiter;
@uItao Bender, Sefretar; @ongreB
Seiabts, 9. IS. 6abnentrager SoiepD
8onOrad. &%eriammIung am a.
9ienltag i. sc. IN 922 Yenn. ape.
GOlMmbia-S nrnDerein, 928, SO
StraBe, 81. So, Nortb 2145.
Observation-Disclosures ieoen 2.
Sonntag I'M Ntonat, NaGmitt. $50
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IS. Selepbon SO. 2086. S9riftDart
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IS, Selepbon Sol. 343S.
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praliOentln; Jrau j. v. Wtann, Sstretarti,
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lions. @eriammelt ii9 Oaielblt.
9entIder @aiIenbansnerein, Yrd'
IiOent S. s. S6neiOer, @m. 5. WteD.
ers, Sefretar, 1919 Srping Ctr, &c.
So, Direftoren- uno 9elegaten'Ter-
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Der Anltalt.
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nerltag in Der NntaIt.
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@erlammeIt ii9 mtpnatli9 ssmab NOtij.
9entIder &riegerbnnO D%eriammelt
iid ieOen 3. Montag monatli9 in SEQ.
922 9enn. &ne., 6el0webeI Soiepb
Wtair, 1906 s Str, @. 6.
9eatId-AmcrifaniIder Seduiter-
&erein periammelt li9 am /. u11o 3.
Mtitttpo9 0es Monats i'm Singer
buno, 314 s StraBe, g. SO.
Wermamia Stub. Nfittpo6 uno
Sreitags 9l6enOS in &be &oletam,
1928 S Ctr, &c. 50. 9efretdr 6.
bon @rnlert, 1920 &ingman Ylace.
9mfel 8rGiig @ergnismnss : Ser
elm. Geo. Mlatr, Setretar, 1881 lite
StraBe, &c. 50. @erlammelt ii9 am
2. 9onnerstag i.Wf. i'm @olOen Gag
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slitpeT.
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Sm6of @rGiioent, @m. Mortiny Sc.
fretGr. 8eriammelt iib am erlten
Sreitag monatli9 bel S. u. Cries
bauer, 433 9te StraBe, q. 50.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

aefebrt unO fem Saar geiGnitten
meroen. gtiemano ourfte lib Sonn=
toas raiieren - mas iibrigens alld)
an 8erftagen nidt al5u 6diiftg por-
oefommen iein miro III feline Wtlitter
Sitrfte i6r aino, fein Ntann feline
1roit, fem iunges @}GOdell ibren
9rGutiaam fiiIien. Seit Der Belt,
So oieie perriidten @eiebe gum erIten
W}ole aeOrudt ipurOeiL iinO nun balo
800 Sabre oergan9en. SIS 1T piel
Qidt ii6er ole @elt gefommen in Die
Ter 3eit, aber INNER MID gibt es Sim
iterlinge, Die eS dls Den groBten Srts
unp6 hires 2ebens betra6ten mir
sen, menn es ibnen geldnge, Der Sc
oeniport one bloiten @eiebe pieoer
ouf3u8mingen. Die 9ummbeit 1T
chen immer unoulOiam. 90 NOR es
Dor Sabrbunoerten nno 10 lit es
belite.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
Die bIaneu @ciete.

Die berii6tigten blauen @eiebe,
auf sic unIere Sabbatbfanatifer 10
qern 8uriidgreifen m06ten, baden
i6ren llr1prung in Connecticut. Sort
muroen lie au6 5uerit geIammelt.
uno geor1tdt uno 5par i'm Sabre
1866 inter Dem acknowledgements
Cotton. Sic eri9ienen in einem Tint
l6loge BON blaliem @apier, uno Oa=
BON baben Tie ibren gtamen erbalterl.
9[ber Connecticut NOR nidt Der eill=
sige Staat, in meldem Die Sernunft
in einen blauen umi6lag gepreBt
nuroe; idon friib CAB eS abnli6e
@eIebe in Malia6uietts, Seem 0orf,
MarplanO, Girginien uno Siiocaro=
lima. Screen muroen na6 oieien
@eIeben ui1erbittli9 NIT Dem CODE
beItraft, ebenio Siinoer, oie I'M Ser
oa6t Itanoer, nit Ben @eiltern Mb=
qel6ie0ener 81 perfebren. Nu6
Menl6en6anoel muroe nit Dem So0e
b%eItraft, mas aber oie&oloniiten nidt
abbielt, Die BON ibnen ulterporfenen
Snoianer gu Sflapen 81 MAIDEN. Die
5eitgenoIliide Sori6ung bat lid in
iiingiter 3eit etmas e~ingebenoer ais
biSber NIT oielen @eieBen bei6Gftigt,
nomentlid nit ienen 8~eitimmtngen,
oie iid auf oie Seier oes Sabbatbs
besieben. Ser Sabbatb begann
Samstags bel Sonnenuntergang un0
oolterte bis gum n66lten Sonnen-
u%ntergang. @dbren0 oieier 8eit mar
auBer Dem &ir6gange ieOe 8e-
megung auBerbal6 Oes Sauies Derbo-
ten, ni6t einmal in Den @arten
ourfte man geben, al1Ber Der @eg
CUR Stride fiibrte 5uf6lig Our6 Oen
@artel. 9(u6 ieoe 8et6tigung am
Seroe mar perboten. Nti6ts oilrfte
gefo6t fem 8ett genla6t, elm Saus
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

l1eber breipiertel aler ,Staaten
baben li6 fir sic Oirefte Senatoren-
mabl bereits poiitib ausgeipro6en,
ooer ibre Segislaturen 8u @lnlten
Oeriel6en initruiert. Man ermartet,
ooB sic meme @inri6tung bis gum
Sanrqr 1916 in &raft treten fam.
Damn miro ale 5Dei Sabre Elm Grit
ter 0es Senats neugeipdblt, 10 DOB
innerbolb BON le6s Sabren Die gan5e
&0rperi6aft aus Ser &olfSmabl Der
norgegangen iein miro.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
%rObibitiOn, Elm Setrmg an Der
&eaierMna.

8innenitelter Z &ommiliGr &oDal
6. @abea belt fiir5li9 Dor Dem in
86ilaOelp6ia t%agenoen gtational=&on
bent Der Spiritltoien : @roBbdnoler
eile 9(nipra1e, morin er a%usfiibrte,
BOB sic 2ofalbe60r0eu in mebreren
Staaten, Ole in Den leBten Sobren
8robi6itionsgeiete ongenommen ba=
ben, Oie flugrante &erleBung 0ieler
@eiebe ltiuidneigelIO geltatten, TO-
ouB in pielen 6daen Ole 8~unOesre-
gierlung eiui1reiten uno 8oli5eiOieil=
ite berri6ten muB. Son ben 2900
unqeiebli6en Sdnapsbrennereien
oie BON oen Observation-Disclosures Der
8unOes : Gegierung I'M lebten Sabre
a~ltsgeboben muroenL befauOen li6,
ser @rflGrung oes Serrn Gabea 3ll-
folge, ni6t peniger ais 1000 in ben
ongebli6en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nla-
bama, Georgia, Senneiiee, &irginia
ulto Oklahoma. Die 3abl Der unge-
IeBli6en S6napsbrennereien in Die
fem &al1oe lit, mad Den Angaben bic
les 8eamten, Der geDiB WeiB mo-
pom er ipri6t, beOeutenO GROCER ais
Die ser legitimen 8rauereien.
SD beOe1lre, tonltutieren 81 mill
len" erflGrte Serr Gaben, uoaB, mGb-
reno oieie Staten Yrobobitionsge-
ieBe argenommen babett, Die lofalen
8eborOen ii9 menig Miibe 81 geben
ideiuer, oieie @eleBe our65ufiibren.
0aS 8innenIte1ler : 0epartement bat
Die Iufgabe, Steuern 81 erbeben, bod
liltO mir le6r oft %genotigt BoIi5ei-
oienIte 5lt TIM INN Oieie iaegitimen
@tabliiiements, Oeren unteroriidung
sic Itaatli6en 8eb6roen ii6 leiOer
ni1t ongeIegen lein laiien, a%usfinOig
3u MAIDEN"
SEER @abea lieferte nit leinen altl
unleugbaren Satla6en berubenOen
Angaben nl1r BON 9teuem ben 8epeis
fir 0ie BON alien 8efiirnortern elmer
perniinftigen &egulierung oes @e.
trGnfebanoels ltets pioerbolte @rfld.
rung, OaB 3mangsprobibition ibrer
3med nidt aIlein berfeblt, lonoerr
sic Sa6e MIR nod beri6limmert. IS
lit 0aber cine ebenio erfreuli6e nit
natiirlibe Solge 0ieler 3ultGnoe, 0al
Ii6 in oen Yrobfbitionsltaaten nit
SEER S6omas 9. 9ennebD, Der 8rd
iioent Oes Observation-Disclosures oel
Spirituoien : @~roBbdnOler, in leinel
@roffnumgSreoe na6wies, cine itarfI
&eaftion bemerfbar ma6t. Die 8or.
qGnge in @labama unO anOerenSta
ten mo sic @ro6ibition NieOerlager
erlitten Bot, liefern Den 8emeis 0afiil
oaB bic Notwithstanding ii6 geger
Oie 3pangsmaBregeln tpenoet. 81
Ser Sat, Die liberale 8epegung bat
DIG snu a4plaa6 ~ua4!onou ale ala
ban1a, Senneliee uno an0eren Yrobi
bitionsItaaten 8eigen, einen unermar.
tet groBen ltmfang angenommen.
Gem anltGnoigen 8iirger lit eber
ser @eoanfe piOerIi6, oaB er nit lie
Dem 9abetrunf, ben er iib fauft, oas
@eicB perlebt. @r liebt inn maBiger
Srinfen an ii6 nihts llnre6tes
loidt aber ieinen 9urlt piel lieber II
eilem gelebli6 regnlirirten S6onf.
Total ais in elmer ungeieBli6en Spe
lunfe.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
gu Ser NatiOmal = SOmOentiOn.

9ie i'm nG6Iten Monat IN 8alti-
more BON Sen 9emofraten 3lt benitb-
en0e @offen5ale fir bic gtational=
&onnention miro g%egcnD1rtig IN
ih0nIter @eife ausgeidmiidt uno De-
foriert. 9ie 9ede bon 6laggentlib
lit a%nge6raC6t un0 miro our6 6 boil
8erne 9ogcn in ibrem 8labe gebal-
ten. Die 8ogen meroen our6 Saden
feItqebaIten, sic an Seilen BON Ser
0ede 6Gngen. 9ieie improOilierte
0ede lit aus blaBgelbem Slaggen-
tu6 bergeItelt, WG6reno Ole II Sol3-
b0qen IN Dem 0a1 DeS @cb1uocs
nit ounfGer gefGrbtem Su6 beoedt
fino.
@uirIon6en in @ol0, geIb uno
meiB IinO Inn &anten Ser 9ede &C.
munoen un0 an Sen 8olfonen iper=
SEN dbnIi6e @uirlanOen BON rotent,
meiBem uno 6IaitemSu6 angebradt.
Die @oppen Der peri6ieOenen Staa-
ten auf goloenen 8annern weroen
IN regelmGBigen 3miidenrdlmen in
Ser Saae alfgebdngt Deroen. 9ie
@n0mallrn 0es 8aites iDer0en init
3tpei rieiigen 8ilOern gei6miidt tper=
sen, BON Oenen 0aS Cine George
8al6ington uno oas anOere S6omas
Sefferion, ben Slater Ser Democratic
BARTLETT. 0ie MarpIGnOer 6arben,
Orange un0 S6mar5, meroen BEL Der
Decoration cine groBe &oae lpieIen.
@enn feline @inpenOungen Oage=
qen erboben peroetI perOen bunoert
entbuiiaitii6e Glarf- Nnbdnger BON
Sulla, 9fla., nit IL ebten bonn'-
oogs Ser Convention b%eimo6neit.
@ntbuiioitii6 Oafiir iino SEER S.
$. 9arrp, ser &i5e : &rGiioert Der
Central @otional 8anf nnO &rali-
sent oes lofalen Champ Glarf Clubs,
Iomie @oo0ion Goroel, Elm frii6eres
Mitalieo Ser Stats : 2egislatur.
Ole prominettten &unoe lin0 Gol-
blrt= 6lt6sbunoe,s Die einem gepiiien
s. $. Sid, einem Sarnler BON SrlIo
@ountD, geb0ren.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
9anfiasnns.

@ir iagcn alien @erpanoten ru1o
SreunOen unlern ber3li6lten 9anf,
fir Die rege &eilnabme uno pradt=
pollen 8lumenipenoen, bel Dem Be
gr6bnilie unieres lieben Gotten,
Gbas. s, Gngcls.
8eion0ers aber aud oemSaitor Men=
5el fir ieine Sroltesporte. All6 Dem
Goncoroia girfel unollnteritiiBungs-
bnno, Den S0o-6elops unO ben
perl1ieOenen Sreimaurerlogen fir
ibre Seilnabme uno pra6tbouen
8IumenipenOen.
Die Tamilien Gnsels mnS Nbmer.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
gnprn.

A 9emti6e Sreimanrer GOse
Ny Mrminins, $40. %, S. u. u.
Nv sc. sl0om S1neiOer, &c
fretdr 3746 SEC &inlep Str, GbeDp
gbaIe 9. s. @eri. am 1. II. 3. 9ienS-
tag /. sc. i'm neren Wiaionic Sempel.
9il6elm Sell 2Ose go. 5, g. ..
6. Of s. @eriammeIt fi@ ieOen 1.
un0 8. 0~onnerstag i'm Monat IN
$50. 936 @a. 9loe., N.@. Saul 8a6-
i6mio, Sefretar, 107 5. StraBe,
q. 8.
columbia SumS go. 81, 9. .. g..
o.. Sobn @ieininger, Setretdr, 716
GRESHAM 9lace, g. SO. @eri. am 2.
/. sc. in 1927, Z. Ctr. M.@.
aTnioin euile gunb, .. 8. OR GrCn
&uperus, pr6Ebentin.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
sObcs : an5eise.

am @outog, 20. Ntai, @admittaes
Inn 4.25 l1br, ltarb infer lieber @at-
tie, Slater uno @roBnater, Serr
SbeuOure 9litt,
i'm Sitter BON rs Sabren. @ie 9e-
eroigung fanO ltatt am 9omerstag
Na6mittag auf Dem 8roipeft SIN
Srieobof uuo oiene oieies alien
Sreunoen unO 8efannten sur gea6=
ri6t.
9ie trollernoen Sinterbliebenen:
9UrOtbea Elitt nebit GinOern.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

Brai. Ben. &. Gidenba6er, &enois
8uiloing, ii unO q StraBe, u. Us.
StauHaGeriu gerstn. 5rau anna Copies,
praGpentin. @erlammelt ltp %Oaielblt.
Sdweiscr 8ObItGtisteitsOerein.
9ral. Sulius @gloff, 11S &enneiie-
Glbe, 60. 6. s. Z. S9Wegler, Setres
tar, 1929 S Str, g. ".
&erein SaOen, Ilots &einbart, Sc
fretar, 113 9 StraBe, 9. u.s., Der-
Iammelt li9 ieOen l. 9ienstag i'm
Wtorat in 936 asa. IDe., ge. 8.
Ierein Nagern, Columbia Seftion
ger. /. @olfgang &ufoGi9eI, 8rdi.
6ranf @ieganO, 8i5e-Brdi. Mi6eI
Sol8beierlein S1asmeiiter. Sbeo u.
&edert, Sefret6r, 1910 SIa. sbe.,
Sc. s. &erl. am 1. Sonntag /. sc,
8 u6r nadm. in SEQ. 1922 $50. @oe.
SeTemOarmlt6Oter nntertiikmngs'
&ereim. 9ouis Bauer, BrdiiOent.
Sobn Meininger, Sefr., ZIG @res.
bam 9loce, &.8. G%eriammlung am
3. Mittmo9 /. %. in 922 asa. @pe.
@dmGbiider Sranten : l1nteritit'
smngsDereim, W&i6ael 9ies, Setret6r.
629 $ Str, g. .. &%eriammlung an
1. 9ienstag /. 20. in gto.737 7. Str.
@lattOiitIder &ereen. 8m. Stiir'
manu- Sefretdr, pobnbaft in Coco
ma Yarf. @eriammlung am /. Don-
nerstag /. 90. in 737 Z. Str, g. Us
Mekgcr-1 Il mterItiitmnssDerein Sobt
OieB, SefretQr, 1888 g. gapito
StraBe. @eriammelt li9 ieOen /
OienStag /. sc. in SEQ. 922 4a. Ipe
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tcritiienngsDerein. 6ran3 &om, Sc
fret4r, 1874 22te Str, u. @. Ser
Iammlultg am 3. 9ienstag |. 90. II
gto. 936 Ya. Mpe., sc. @.
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(aIt). @eriammelt ii9 am 1. Conn
tag i'm Mtonat in SEQ. 827 Z. Str.
morgenS um II ubr.
8G6er : llnteritiitnngs : @ereiI
NO. 1. (Sung). Geriammelt ii9 ie'
0en 2. Sonntag i'm Monat I'm II
llbr morgens in Neo. 1927 Z. Str.
4rbeiterframfem- mnO SterbefaiI
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1927 Siebente Str. &c. @. &i9arl
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giiOc, Brand NU. "a. &eri. am 3
SamStag /. Sc, glbenOs s llbr II
SEQ. S27 Z. Str. u. @. SriB. Bauer
SefretGr, 437 IA. Str, g. 6.
9eutIGer nmtertitangsbnnO
DiItrift SEQ. 40. Sefretdr @m. San
nemantL 1916 Warion StraBe, q
8. &eriammelt ii6 ieOen 4. Weitt
mod i. 90. in 936 Ya. @pe., &c. @
9entI1cr llnteritiikmngsbumO, 81
Itrift 100. Miihael 0iet5, Sefretdr
629 $ Str, &c. 6. @eri. am A. Don
nerstag /. sc. in 737 Z. Str, N.@.
9entIGer llnteritiitnnssbunO. 81
Itrift SEQ. 40. Setret1r Sobn Mei
ninger, TIC @resbam Yldte, g. @
@erlammelt ii9 am /. Mittpo9 lie
ben Mtts. in 936 9a. 9lue., q. 8.
9enti6 : amerifaniider : llmter
ltiitHmgs &erein. Sobn 9ieB, &c
fretar, 1888 g.. capitol Str. Ser
am 2. 9ienstag /. 90. in 1877 Z. Str
8alBimstOm Sid Oiclief. grdiiOer
Is. @QmenreiA. @eri. ON 1. nll0 8
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

Ger 0iterrei6ii6e @eianOte, So
ron bon SengeImiiler unO @emabl-
in, peroen nGdIte ISOLDE na6 @ar
Sarbor iiberfieoeln, moielbit iie ocn
CONNER auanbrinaen g~e0enfen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

Sn Baltimore bat iid Elm aomi-
te gebiloet, weldes Oie llriaden Der
6oben 2ebensmittelpreile unteriuben
mill. Mls 9lbbilfe miro oas &omite
Ii. ". Die @inberufung zines natio-
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

talen uno internotionalen aongreiies
uno sic grri1tltng zines Clearing
Soule" empfeblen Die in geuiIlen
3eitralmen oie @erte bon @ol0 uno
Marftwaren regulieren lolen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
German American TeInS,CO
Motia.

Die iHbrIi&e @abI BON neun ~ ErMfses
Der ,.@fru1an Mmeriran Sire Snlu ance @rri-
ponS" Enbet fat In benz Bureau Der @slsls
I6oft am 9onnerstag, ben 20. Suni 1912,
,pilden ii llbr BORN. unb 1 ubr naHnt.
g.. s. 9tremAma,S sErttGr
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
4eretus~ und A~ogen~Ralender


9e Serren SefretGre fmo gebeeu, uns fts BON &OrefnOeronOerlInge
Iopie bon gorgdngen in ibren @ereinen @ertbt gu geta1 uO lno Wr
fets be1rebt, ioI5e an geeigneter Stene uf5unebmen
9reis fir sic Suiertion Ser 2ane $3.50 per Sabr.