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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02

by the state branch Of the society
during the first year Of it's existence
Rev. George B. Newcomb of Bis.
marck, is the state superintendent
of the society's work and has &C.
complished great amount Of good
during the past twelve months
The full program for this evening
is as follows:
Platform meeting-F. e. Packard,
vice president, chairman. Theme,
"The Society in North Dakota"
Music-Male Quartet.
General Statement-Mr Packard.
"The Society's Educational WORK.
Governor Burke.
"The North Dakota Juvenile Court
Act,"-Assistant Attorney General
C. L. Young.
"Prisan Reform, Segregation"-War-
den F o. Hellstrom.
"The WORK of the Chaplain,"-Father
Clemens.
Quartet.
"The National Work,"-Dr. E. A.
Fredenhagen.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02
.H|0MEL'Y TRAGEDY I
MAS UNE||:A|R||' / | 4. e.
MRS. ANNA Woock OF STERLING
PASSED AWAY At Af@LocAL.
HOSPITAL THURsDAX MORN
ING 5,a II, ..E~ tY>,' ..2 BIG 5 555s +

I Mrs. Anna Woock. aged IS. who
has been making her home with 9
daughter residing south Of Sterling,
was brought to Bismarck Wednesday
afternoon by one Of the local physi-
clans, and placed in a hospital for
medical attention. At 400 O'clock
thursday morning she died. No rela-
tives accompanied her to the capital
city, but relatives i'll be here to care
for the remains %..,al, III.
The technical name for the disease
which caused Mrs. Woock's death is
given on the death certificate as
malnutrition and myooarditis. But
there are some peculiar incidents
connected with the old lady's case
that may have contributed to her
rapid passing away. H.. y" ]. +: !.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02
noted. SPEAKER
HERE | TONIGHT
PUBLIC INVITED TO ATTEND THE
- MEETING At BISMARCK CON-
MERClAL CLUB THIS EVENING
TO HEAR ADDRESS BY DR.. e. A.
FREDENHAGEN OF kANs As
CITY

Today the first annual meeting Of
the North Dakota branch Of the So
ciety of the Friendless is being held
in the capital city and many promin-
ent men from all sections of the
state are in attendance. The first ses-
sion was held this afternoon at the
commercial club hall, and was de-
voted to business session. This ev-
ening at 8 o'clock there will be a pub
Tic meeting to which all are invited.
Many interesting addresses are sche'
duled to be delivered, the feature be-
ing an addrss by DR.. E. A. Fraden
hagen, founder and national superin.
tendent Of the Society for the Friend
less. DR.. Fredenhagen resides In
Kansas City and has come to North
Dakota to note the progress made
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02
70 BUILD NEW LINES

Foreman Of Construction Anderson
Of the North Dakota independent
Telephone company was recent ar
rival from Fargo. Mr.. Anderson will
pick up q crew here and will proceed
to Underwood, where he will finish
the construction Of the new telephone
line between Underwood and Turtle
Lake.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02
NOTICE TO CON - 7.s.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02
RETURNED HOME

Z Gilbert Holtan Of Turtle Lake was
among the visitors at the state cap
ital Wednesday evening. He departed
Thursday morning for his home, &C
companied by his wife. who has been
q patient in one Of the hospitals for
the past few dWeeks. 'E .s1
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02
WRITING PAPER COSTS MORE
Radical increase In Al Grades r,
n hlada Next Month W. -.

Radical Increase In Al Grades r
"a Be Made Next Month III
HOLYOKE, Mass, May "A radi.
cal increase in the prices Of al
grades Of writing paper is to be an
n6unced next month by New England
mills. Unemcially It Is stated that
the increase will range from s to
20. per cent, The cost Of production,
1t Is stated, has increased steadily in
recent years, without . correspond.
ing in crease in the price Of the ont.
put. Recent concessions to labor IN
large Independent mills are said to
have started the movement. va
The American Writing Paper Com
pany is revising its wage schedule
and also its price lists.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02
DAUGHTER ILL

Peter Rudolph o. Lehr was an ar
rival in Bismarck, Wednesday after
moon, accompanied by his daughter,
Dorothy, who was taken to one Of the
hospitals, where she will be a patient
for a few days ... r.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02
REMOVING ARC LIGHTS

Workmen have been busy the past
day or two removing the arc hghtA
from the business district. The in
stallation Of the white way lighting
system has rendered the use of the
arc lights unnecessary, and they are
being taken down In consequence.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02

Basement Bargains here you get
real Bargains, Come and see. Lucas
Store ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02
LARGE CROWD. TO.
HEAR CA||y1A'I|'.A|.
GRADE PUPILS or 6laM ARck
PUBLIC SCHOOLS Will PRE-
SENT "QuEEN or MAY" Vt III.
Jou THEATER TOM oRRoM
4 EVENING ASSISTED BY HIGH
SCHOOL eLEE AND AAAND oLiN
CLUBS. n. NJ

Tomorrow evening at the Bijou
/ theater the charming Il cantanta,
Queen Of May will be presented BY
the grade pupils OF the bismarck pub
lie schools. The little folks will be
assisted by the high school glee and
mandolin clubs, and the program
promises to be one of the best Of It's
kind presented in many months "A
packed house will greet the youthful
'prima donnas, and the advance sale
sof seats at Knowles and Haney's jew.
elry store is exceeding expectations.
The following is the complete pro-
gram OF the evenings entertainment.
" .sg PROGRAM. i > +.
Music $50. .........'.... Selected
High School Mandolin Club.
Cantata Queen of May"
y. Part !. %.. r. ' %'1. +
1-(a) Prelude. f. 2 [I IA, ' .ss.-, "a
(b) Solo, This Morn I Heard g
Robin Sing" X, 4. q n Sc :. z J. :4s {
r Dorothy Van Hook. XII F.
2-(a) Welcome to Spring" s%+ =,
i Full Chorus. =
.(b) Solo, and Here Upon the
Green s,x5.. v. r$*.s +
Esther Mosier II u
q: 81 Trio, 'shall We Not Our May
4 Queen Name?" hi s:s: s,s.z.s d.
~ Ruth Ella Taylor,
Ethel Olson, ! .. -.
Esther Teichmann. :.
1--WE Know Lass. x y.
~ Boys Chorus. 49,
s -"Gentle Lois, BE Our Queen"
Full Chorus.
6-Song and Dance, "Oh Ho!' And
Roguish Elves Are Me-"
!. |.'E Elves.
"rhe Day Draws Near"
Full Chorus.
END OF PART I.
Choruses: -. * -
(a) Swing Song ..... ..... .Lohr
CO.. 1.-THE Scarlet King. .Geibel
High School Girls Glee Club ~
Piano s9lo- Venetian Love Song"
Helen Fisk. ~.~ i,
Vocal Solos: g.. j. =.
Ia Itch Hab' Elm .Kleines Leid
Erdacht" 80. ..'...... .Bumgert
(b) "Nurs Wer Die Schusuct
Kermit" :. .TschaikoWsky
g.. Miss Ketchum.
Cantata, queen Of May 7
/ ~ Part u. , ~ @ ', e +
Of Fairies. q
8 Song, "Oh Dance We Lightly"
.:Ff Il, ss:S Fairies.
10--(a) Solo, Loyal Subjects Are
You AL !" 5. . .-'. .@. :
Bernadine Shea, Queen Of Fairies.
(b) "The Isgic Spell" 4 !
(c) Love Shall Be the Magic
4 Spell" II ,-4..S r.. 4. 4 il, ~.
! Chorus of Fairies. S%
11-(a) Solo, Tia the Kindly Heart
of Love- --'
Bernardine Shea. 49,. u
(b) Song, 20, Dance We Lightly
Chorus of Fairies.
12-"Wishing Song" &.4f5sss !
: 49,. Sextet Of Fairies. 81 \
13 --'Love Lyrics" 4
FIX = !. Waltz. |s s. =. -.
l4-solo, Last Night l Dreamed That
Was Queen"
Mar8are Jones.
l5-Finale. -
sss Full Chorus. 49, ,$sf IL
( Misses Boyeson and BOethin will
act as accompanies for the cantata.
The young people have practiced long
and faithfully and their performance
tomorrow evening will undoubtedly be
= = IL
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02
PRETY auln.

For Pretty Girls, at magnificent
prices. Read our I'D. A. W. Lucas Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02
TlNvvARE CHEAP:
WHEN YOU nuY

Just step into Lucas, Basement and
see.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02
EplAMElWARE AlE

Real City basement Sale, goods you
need at low prices. A w. Lucas Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02
BIRD MAN DIES

BERLIN, May 2.-Gordian Hos
sli, aviator, died here today from
: injuries received in fall from
; his monoplane
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02
SYRUP Of FIGS" FOR INDIGESTION
bILIOUSNESS and CONSTIPATION

BETTER THAN CASTER cALoME OR cAHAR1cs TO CLEANSE
YOUR STOMACH, LIVER AND 80 FEET OF BOWELS. HARM
LESS LAXATIVE FOR MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02

PRgTrY SUITS
For Pretty Girls, at magnifi
prices. Read our "a. j. w. Lucas Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02

Misses Boyeson and Boethin will
act as accompanies for the cantata.
The young people have practiced long
and faithfully and their performance
tomorrow evening will undoubtedly be
an unqualified success. a-.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-02

q : : : : - + = + & + = + =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-09-11

Marion NeDs AgeacD.
~ Main Slr eef
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
8eri9t iber ben gtanh
Der
Union Savings Bank

in @alBinstun .. G., am esfadfsI9lus am
IA. Sum, 1912.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
Sit ecfretar bel ben summiiIiOnaren

SEER @m. s. Mepers, befleiOet 9e-
qenpGrtig ole Stele zines Sliiiitent-
S~efretdrs BET oen Oiitrift Commit
IGren, an SteQe 0es @errn Or. @rn.
Stn0aa, Der feline Sommerferien an=
qetreten bot. SEER WteDers lit ieinen
nelten Gerpfli6ttngen mo6l getpa6-
len, ga er in ser @ei6i6te Der Sc
iebe Oes 0iitrifts tpobl bepanOert lit.
8eri6ieoene 8ltblifationen iiber Die
@eiebe i'm 9iitrift baben !Serrn
@}eDers gum 9(utor, 10 Scr @ooer
ser @eiebe I'M 9iItrift Columbia"
n0ie Interpretations @eiebe I'M 9i-
Itrift Columbia" n0aS ooqitdnoige
General Neutrality-suspicious. Der Sc
IeBe Oes 0iitrifts Columbia lebte-
res nod i'm 9rud begriffen. GRIT
i'm @eitb BON pieIen 8riefen BON Mit=
glieoern Der Bar : 4iiociation, BON
Ser Serr MeDers ebenfans Elm Wfit-
glieo lit, bic feline @erfe fomplimen-
tieren.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
gPrPtttP.

0entIder Gentrnlberein. Yr1Iioent
Rurt 80ldner; /. @iae-Rr6i. Nar'
tin @ieaailO; 2. @i5e.Br6i. @. Stud
06i9el; 3. @i5e-Pr6i. 4arI @golf;
A. @i5e . 9r1li0ent George Wtair;
5. @i8e . 8r1Iioert augult S9miot;
Rorl SommeI, S9asmeiiter;
@uItab 8enOer, Setretdr; GOnereB
Seigbts, 9. 6. 5abnentrdger SoiepD
@onorad. @~eriammlung am 4.
9ienItag i. so. in 1922 Benn. glbe.
GDInmbia.S nrnberein, 928, SO
Strobe, q. So, gtortb 2145.
@eI1GftsberiammIungen ieoen 2.
Sonntag i'm Monot, Nn1mitt. $3.50
ubr. @orItanosliBungen ic0en Mon'
toa, Iben0s s llbr. @rnit @eriten-
berg, 9r1lioent, t343 6 6traBe, g.
80. EeIep6on SO. 2O86. S1rifhport
S. 6. Manr, 2231 Is. StraBe, 90.
So, Selepbon Sol. 3438.
Damsn.5 sfiOn; Srau Sacu6 gaumaartner.
prdfbentins 5rau 8. =. NiOnn, Sstrstartn.
@eteramenberein Oes Stem 8ata-
lions. geriammelt ii6 Oaielbit.
9entider @aiIenbansbereiu, Sr0'
itoent S. S. S9neioer, 8m. S. Wtep'
ers, Setret1r, 1919 Srning Ctr, &c.
So, 9ireftoren- uno 0eIegaten-8er-
iammIung am 2. Sonntag /. so. IN
Der Anitalt.
Grauen. pdlfsSerein. Grau &. g. 8artbeI.
prdI. 8erIammeIt lG mCnatli9 am 2. DOn-
ntrlfae in Der Mnltalt.
Grauen-g1GbSerein Grau 6. gTfler. oral.
|siammsIt F9 mOnatIi9 SsmGB NUti3.
9entI@er &rieserbnnO b~eriommeIt
fi1 ieoen 8. Montag monotli9 IN SEQ.
922 Renn. Abe., GeIoDebeI Soiepb
@air, 1906 6 Ctr, 9. 6.
9eatId-Ameritaniider Se&nifer'
EereiR beriammelt ii9 am 1. uuo 3.
@itttpo9foes Monots I'M Sdnger.
bun0, 314 6 StroBe, g. SO.
@ermnnia Stub. Mittpo1 ut10
Sreitags MbenOs in Sbe 2Oiefam,
1923 s Str, Jt. Us. Setretdr Y.
bon grmert, 1920 aingman @lace.
GnfeI SrGfig @ersniisunss : Ser
Elm. Geo. Mair, Setret6r, 1881 lite
StrnBe, g. 50. @erlammelt li9 am
2. Sonntag /. sc. i'm @oloen Gag
lie Sotel, q. S. 9Lne unO 8 Ctr.
Omfa graGs DamenSrrein. 8rau 9enrs
@raue vralbsntin. @srIammelt fH am /.
WutpO@ i'm MOnat i'm 5aule zines Der Mit,
sIitbsr.
&rOipect Sill Cemetery. GreO.
Smbof Yrdiioent, 8m. Maartin, sc.
tret6r. @eriommeIt liA am erIten
Greitag monatli@ bel S. 81. Cries
bauer. 433 Ste StraBe, &c. 50.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

Ole groqreiiipeu buben ole Sber-
hon0 in Der &%onoention unO Don Den
Gonoioaten fir GrGiioent botSpreb-
er Glarf Die 6eiten Nusiihten. 8rp-
All lit nit ieinem @lnn, Den 4anoioo-
ten ffr 8rGiioent Dor 3~ulammenltel-
lund Der &lattform 81 nominiereit,
ebenfoas orr6gegangen. Solte ie-
0oh Glorf iiber ieinen eriten @egner
@ilion nibt sic n0tige 3peiOrittel=
me6rbeit 0apontragelt, 10 mag Wfa=
nor @eQner pon 3ep Yorf ais Dart
Sor5e" sic beIten @usii6ten baben.
Bum temporGren Sorliber puroe
Midter 8arfer geipd6tt, woOur6 oas
gruon Clement cine Sdlappe erlitt,
sic Ser Gommonor ieOo6 Ourd leine
G%eOnertalente nett 81 MAIDEN per-
Itolto, inOem er iiberaa, mo es on=
ANA. acknowledgements i'll Aemter
aipallq. Sbm uno Geo. Sobnion 1T
audi 0as Coos 3lgefaaen, bic Elatt-
form at 3immern. lleber Den peite=
rem Gerlauf merOen mir in n16iter
G4mmer beribten.
Senator SQir Sames bon Sem
tltdp tpllroe aIs permanenter &oriiB=
er ertpGblt.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
gnppn.

A 9emtI1e TreinGnrer 2Ose
Ny Mrminins, $50. %, S. 81. 81.
NV so. Moam S9neioer, &c
fretGr 3746 Sec &inlep Str, gbeop
gboIe 8. s. @eri. am 1. II. 8. 9iens-
tag i. sc. i'm nelten Maionic Eempel.
@iIbelm Sell 2Ose go. 5, g. ..
8. of s. @eriammelt ii9 ieoen /.
uno 3. Donnerstag i'm Monat in
$50. 936 ga. 9loe., @.@. SAUL Bad,
l9mi6, SefretGr, 107 5. StraBe,
u. %.
Columbia SumS go. 81, 9. 6. 9.
81. Sobn Meininger, @efretdr, 716
Gresham @lace, g. @. geri. am 2.
Mittpo9 /. so. in 1927, Z. Str. N.8
SentOnia 2Oge NO. 2, .. .. $. g.
S. SO. Selbig, @rGi, t742 Z. Str.
sc. So; $. @amenrei6, Sefr.. 1900
8. Str. g. So; &eri. am 2. unO 4.
Montag i. sc. in 1870 Z. Str. 9.@
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
Die SemOfratiide @atiOmal Gun
benton.

Die National : &%onoention Ser Be-
mofratil6en &artef frat am Diem
Itag, ben % Sum-, in Baltimore IA.
iamn1en Inn einen &a10ioaten fir
ErGiioent ul1o einen &an0i0aten fir
8i5e : HrGltoent Der Ser. Staaten 8lt
nomtnierett.
Die &onpention beItebt aus 1912
Delegation aus ben as Staaten, bier
Serritorien unO Dem 0i1trift Golum=
6ia, unO nod BEN &egeIn ser Oenlo-
fratii6en 8artei fam mr. Elm 8e-
uer6er ole domination erbalten,
Deun 8pei 0rittel aaer Stinlmen,
alio 712, fir i'm ~abgege6en meroen.
Sn Der northumberland 1T elm
fa6e Mebrbeit maBgebenO.
Die 2eitung Ser Yartei : 9lnqe[e-
genbeiten lit einem 9tationalfomite,
beItebenO aus einem MitglieOe aus
ieoem Staate, ~unterlteat.
Miiroepoa muroe Der 0emofrati=
i6e &onoent in Baltimore einqeleitet,
&ar0inal Gibbons lproA oas @ebet,
in Del6em er Oes @immels Segen
auf Die 8eratrngen berab flebte.
Damn aber mar Der &onpent I'M
Sanoumoreben elm Sobutpabobu, pie
es ielbit Der raube &eiter in @bi-
coga ni6t 5u pege perbringen per-
mo6te. Die Qltra-H o0el
mogen iie iid aii6 &%onierDatibe mem
men, gerieten iib glei6 gu 8eginr
Der &erbanOIungen in Die SCARE mil
Den Iogenannten 6ortI1rittli6en unf
Die &ebteren unterlagen i'm eriter
@affengan9e. Hi1ter g[lton 9. 8ar.
fer, Der @iinitling Der Murpbp.
Searlt= uno Observation-Disclosures
muroe nit elmer gafl8 anitGnoigef
Maiorit1t gum temporGren 8orlibel
erp6blt. Ser 0emoitbeles Ieinel
9artei, @m. Sennings grpan, erlit.
cine S6lappe, Die mabri9einli6 II
ibren 6olgen fir i'm perbGnqnispol
werOen miro. @s itebt gu ermarten
Dab Der @ntoeder Der 6reiiilber-Srr
lebre, Der 8efdmpfer Oes gar MIDI
b%orban0enen Snperialismus etc. uni
oaun Der idlieBli6 nit fliegenoer
6abnen in 0as Eager Der Mudei
iibergegangene bisberige 8iibrer 0el
Democratic bon Ser 6ii6ritnq 3ltriif.
treten miro, ODER eigentli9 8uriidge.
treten peroen miro.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
Salt nmO sbsrman.


Sn Der am Sonltag 9lbenO in @bi'
caqo 5t @noe gegongenen bemerfens-
merten Gationul &onbention Der
Hppublifoner muroe Die gegeniDdrtt=
oe1t .SsSnbober 0eS @mtes, @iaiom
SomorO Gait uuo Sames S6ool-
croft Sherman ais GanOiooten fitr
9rGiioent reip. &i5e-Brditoent, bel
Ser erItenIbltimmung erpdblt. 9urdl
oie &an0i0atur &ooieOeltS iparen Die
m0breno Der &onpention a~bgebalte=
men Sibul1gen beionoerS ltilrmtl6er
4rt, bod aae8emiibungen oes &anD=
reiters, qegen Die EaftmoI6ine an5li-
fGnpfen, maren erfoIglos. &ooie-
belt erbielt bel Der Abitimming mlr
tO7 Stimmen, gegen SCI fir Gait.
Son Sen 6reunDen &ooieOelt entbiel-
ten iid 344 Oes Stimmens uno per-
GeBen in milOem glufrubr Den Saal.
01trd Die domination BON Gait
unO sherman lit aber Der &anpf IN
Ser republifanii1en Yortei nod nidt
aeihli6tet. &ooiepelt unO feline An=
6dtqer baben bereits cine nere &ar-
tel gegriinoet, mel6e lie Die oFrogrel=
Iipe 8artp~ nenneu. HooieDelt miro
natiirli6 an Der SpiBe oerielDen
Iteben.
Die 8lattform, mel6e bon Der
9onpentiou angenommen tpitrOe, lit
d6nli9 Oerer, ME Dor bier Sabren;
Iie erflGrt ii6 fir cine Hegierung ocs
8olfes nn0 fir Das 8plf. sic ber-
loitgt S6ub Ser biirgerli6en 6rei-
belt un0 Der Menidenredte, 1inO fir
einen unparteiii6en uno %unabbdllgi-
gen Gi6terItano. Sic befraftigt altfs
Mere ibrc Mbiibt Die ~glutoritdt nnb
sic l1nontoIt6orfeit Der Stats uno
Ser 9un0esgeribte aufre6t gu erbaI-
ten. sic lit fir Heformen i'm Sc
ri9tsperfabren, fir 5rieoensbeltre=
bungen unO gegen Monopole utiO
SonDerre6te. Sic ~erneuert ibren
@la1lben an einen S6uBtarif uno
befiirlportet l1nteriudung Der boben
Soften Ser 2ebensbaltung. Sic III
fir elm geiunoes @abrungs= uno
9anfipltem, ru10 mill ben 8armern
&reoit %gepd6ren. Sic erfl1rt lib fir
3ipilOienit uno mill peitere @eiebe
i1affen, po0ltrh &o%rporationen Da=
bon abgebalten meroell, 4ampagne=
6eitrage 81 Iiefern. Gum SGluife
begiinitigen iie 9fegeIn, peIde oenie-
nigen, Die Seimitdtten ir6elL ODER
liaA Ben Sddben Der @roe iiicbetr,
nidt in ibrem &ergeben bebinoern.
Der meiteren Gerbreitlrng ser @afet=
poit miro ebenfaas oos @ort gere=
Oct.
SIN @roBen l1no @all5en lit Oie
8lattfOrm Elm getreues SpiegelbiIo
Der uStanopatter~.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

28-8oQ. e6te @epplette, ni1t
Die na9gema6te. @rau6t fem
8iigeln, edte Sorben. @roBe
@usmabl BON Multern. llmbalt-
berfaufspreis - -15c
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
ST. @emOrtamt.

Gum Nnbenfen an unlsrn am 3. SuIi 1911 70
plDsli1 rabinSsl9iebenen @attsn unb Batter
RarI Gemnt8e.
M1G unerpartet Earasm 0eiben
MuBte Der Sob BON ZEN Dein n Did lheibfn,
Mcbl BAIT In i'm @rdbs nun &ube eefunben,
DuG l9lug Detn @9fiben 70 IdmersIi1e
Wunben
Der @ntttr. ben 8inbern, bic sartli9 bid liebtsn,
Dein SGei6en BON ibnsn Ie I6meraltf betrabte.
Du w6rlf aud 70 eerrs nod Idneer esblieben
Snmitien rer Deinen, In 3reife Der 0ieben, =
Wtr wareu beinanber 70 frTbli9, 70 better
0erbunfen burh Qiebe, bod lpllten mir lrtber
Das Slid unb bic 6reubs niht LANCER seuitBen,
Das Seben chamber niht meter SerIiBsn.
Der Sob brad bic SerbfbIume ab nit rnuber
9anb,
DpG SerirBte er le in Elm be7eres 9arb,
Sn ben @arten bes Dim meIs, no epise Greube
Du pirf 9enisBen, mad Oieler 3eit 2etpen.
Inns trTfet bic 9CFnung, chamber gu Ieben
Wenn mir aud emf tpsrcen our 8rsubs eineeben.
NO mir ale etra perben piener bereint,
Np mai feline NblGisbStrGne mfbr tpeint,
$50 mir leeIig tperben unb tleiben %Derbuneen,
Dn bsilen le ale, bic i9mer3li6rn Wunben
Die @rtben una 2rennur9 bier uns aeIHlaeen,
Da IGpinben bic GCreeu, Serltummen bic
8laeen,
@ril DOlfCmmenes Slid unb bnusrnbe 8reuten
Die epiee SeeIfsfeit uns bort wirb bereiten.
@swibmet BON
@ue. Gmma 9rmuiBe ann &inhsr.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
SeIIenSarmitaOter unteritiibnnas.

9ehenO1rmttaoter unterltIRnngs'
&erein. 2ouis 8auer, BrGiiOent
Sobn Meininger, Sefr., TIC @rcS-
BAN 9lace, N.@. @eriammlung am
3. Nlittpo9 /. sc. in 922 Ra. Ape.
SdUabiIder &ranteu : llnterftiit'
5uRgsDerein, Wti1ael DteB, Sefretar,
629 5 Str, 81. o.. G%erlammlung am
1. 9ienstag /. 90. in No.737 z. Ctr.
&lattOatider %ereen. g8m. Stur.
mann, Sefret1r, pobnbaft in Coco
ma @arf. @%erlammlullg am l. DON
nerstag /. 90. in 737 Z. Ctr, %. 8.
eritikunssDerein Sobu
0ies, Sefretdr, 1888 9. @apitol
StraBe. @eriammelt ii9 ieoen /.
Dienstag /. 90. in SEQ. 922 $50. Abe.
Columbia Srauer . &ranfen-lIm-
terItiiknngsDerein. 6rana &om, Sc
tretdr, 1884 22te Ctr, &c. 20. Ser.
iammlung anl 3. 9ienStag /. 90. in
$50. 936 8a. Ape., q. 8.
SGfer : l1nterititnnss . ltniOn.
(al). @%eriammeIt li9 am 1. Sonn-
tag I'M Monat in SEQ. 827 Z. Str,
morgens Inn II nbr.
&afer : ltmteritiknnss . &erein
go. /. (Sung). Ieriammelt ii9 ie-
ben 2. Sonntag i'm Wtonat Inn II
ubr morgens in SEQ. S27 Z. Ctr.
Arbeiterfranfem- nnO SterbefaiIe
Brand go. 1873. Geriammelt
li9 ieOen 2. 9ienstag uno am IeBten
Samstag i'm Monat, abenOs in 600.
1927 Siebente Ctr. u. SO. Gi9arO
Sefr., 1922 %. Str. &c. IS.
8Orfmens Benefit anO SemeD.
4iiOr. Brand 90. IA. geri. am 3.
Samstag i. &C., gtbenos s l1br in
SEQ. 827 Z. Str. g. 8. Sris Bauer,
SefretGr, 437 IA. Str, 9. 6.
9eutider Neutrality-suspicious..
0iitritt $40. 40. Sefret1r @m. &an-
nemanr, 1916 Nfarion StraBe, yt.
8. 8eriammeIt ii9 ieOen 4. Waitt-
mod i. 30. in 936 ga. Abe., sc. SO.
9emti6er llntertitnnssbmnS, 81
ltrift 100. Wiihael 9iet3, Sefretdr,
629 s Str, q. g. 8eri. am 4. Don.
nerstag /. Wf. in 1877 Z. Str, N.@.
9entI@er llnteritiknnssbunO. 81.
Itrift $50. 410. Sefretar Sobn 0tei.
ntnger, TIC Gresham Bloce, q. IS.
@eriammeIt ii9 am 1. Nfittpo9 ie-
ben Wits. in 936 go. 9Ibe., g. SO.
9emtId Amerifamii6er F.. llmter.
itiikungs : @erein. Sobn 9ies, Se.
tretGr, 1888 g. Capitol Str. @eri.
am 2. 9ienstag /. 90. in 1877 Z. ctr.
@aIbinstOn Sid &eIief. 9rdiioent
s. @amenrei1. geri. am 1. uno 8.
Montag /. 90. IN 827, Z. Ctr. g. So.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
SeRenbarmitGOtcr llnterftitmnss-
Dcrein.

Nah1te6enoe &orreIponoen5 erbiel=
ten mir leBte ISOLDE lei0er 81 lpGt,
Inn nod in Der Nllnlmer pom %.
aufgenommen 81 merOen: Die Ser
Iammlung oes 8ereins am 10. NOR
Iebr gut beiu6t. Serr 8rGiiOent 6.
Bauer len. fiibrte ben 8oriiB, NIT ali
len 8eamten anipeieno. gto9oem Oas
8rotofoa %angenommen mar, maAte
Der NrGii0ent OaS 9lbleben Der
Serren Sbeo. 8litt uuo Sac. @ler
befannt, pelbes ItebenO angenommen
muroe. 9aS @rfuriionsfomite be-
ri6tete %porlGufigen lleberi6uB bon
$t76,S1. 9a Die Sinan3en Oes Ser
Gins jebt iebr gut ite6elL wuroen bic
l1nterItiiBung fir 2 ~peritorbene Ntit-
glieoer aus Der &aiie be3ablt. 9(ls
Observation-Disclosures puroen err
nannt: Sbeo. 9erd. Sol. Serber, 8.
Oiegelmnnn, Econ. 6erbes, Gonr.
Sobmann. Gum S6luB wiinidtt
Ser TrGiioent i'm Nnlnen oes @ereins
Serrn S. S6utrumpf Delher cine
&eiie nad Dem alten @aterlanOe I'M
ternommen bat, gIiidli6e &eiie, uiel
@ereniigen uno cine fr0blide@ieoer-
febr. Die @innabmen an Dem glben<
maren $284,12; Die gusgabeu
$t6t,31.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
@im0bnms Gpe3ialitGtem iln 1lmbaMsNerfaMf.

Seeriuder @ingbam in GROCER
Nluspabl BON Mliitern, Streifen,
gbeds, uno einfa6enSarben. Sfe-
grildre 12c Qualitdt. nmbauDer-
faufspreis ---= 91ac