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L!NCOLNVILLE.

LtSOOLiNN iA-i-E-
Mrs Eva Deane and Mrs. Belle Russ visited
friends in Belfast few days last week..
Master Willis Soule of Searsmont is the guest
of his aunt, Mrs. Annette Greenlaw. -. Mr.. VIM
field Lufkin and family of Castine have moved
to the farm homestead of Mrs. Angie Thom-
as. Mr.. Lufkin has employment in M. B.
Hills mill.W. o. Stevens of Roxbury,
Mass, was in town few days last week..
Burton Grey visited in Camden and Rockand
a few days last week. Miss Carrie Dickey is
at home from Bath for an indefinite time.
Miss Maude Mckinney has gone to Searsmont.
where she will be the guest of Mrs Hattie Po-
land for a few days.. The Ladies Aid will
meet this week with Mrs. S. ]. Moody. Eu-
gene Cilley, who has been at home for short
visit. returned to Boston Friday Mr.. Harry
Mathews has employment with Frank Handley
of Camden Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moody of
Mrs. S. J. Moody, for a few days. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Mullen most pleasantly entertained
over eighty members of the Unitarian society
at their home Monday evening, March 4th. A
baked bean and pastry picnic supper was
served and nice sum was realized for the
church. After supper music and singing by
the male quartet was enjoyed and the band
boys helped to make the evening an enjoyable
one. Mrs. S. J. Moody will give supper at
her home Thursday evening, March 18th, for
the benefit of the M. E. pastor, Mr.. Taylor. A
picnic supper will be served and all are cordi-
ally invited. Supper, rs cents per couple.
The Leap Year ball given Tuesday evening.
March 9Th, was conducted by Mrs. Mary Cross
and Miss Hazel Miller, members of Tran
guilty Grange, assisted by MrsiBelle Russ and
Mrs. Effie Goodwin, and was most successfully
carried out. Reyes orchestra was in attend
ance and about SO couples were present. The
receipts, clear of expenses, were $26. Miss
Georgia Hall was in Belfast Thursday shop
ping =. Miss Carrie Eta Greenlaw of Belfast
is visiting at Halls Cottage.
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PROBATE NOTICES

ADM INISTRATRlX'S NOTICE. The SUBJ
n scriber hereby gives notice that she has been
duly appointed administrative OF the estate of
JACOB A. YOUNG, late of Stockton Springs,
in the County of Waldo deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having
demands against the estate Of said deceased are
desired to present the same for settlement, and
all indebted thereto are requested to make pay
ment Immediately.
Stockton Springs. December IL, l9l1.-3w11
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. The sub.
n scrber hereby gives notice that he has
been duly appointed administrator of the estate
In the County of W aldo of
MELVILLE KIDDER. late of Beverly, Mass.
deceased, and given bonds. as the law directs,
ALI persons HAVING demands against the estate
of said deceased are desired to present the same
for settlement, and all indebted thereto are re-
quested to make payment Immediately to earle
ton Doak of Belfast Me-. my authorized agent.
LINVILLE Fl. WARDWELL.
Stoneham. Mass, December IL, 1911.-3w11
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PROSPECT,

PROSPECT.
Mrs. Maria Harding died at her home in the
Clark district Monday morning, March 4th. 1t
is thought that she had shock, as she was
found unconscious by one of her neighbors
Sunday afternoon. She had lived alone since
the death of her husband several years ago.
The funeral was held at the Clark schoolhouse
March 9Th and the interment was in Maple
Grove cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. George Ward
and daughter Erma of Frankfort called on
friends here Friday. ..... Prospect Temple,
Pythian Sisters, will hold five cent social at
the hall Saturday evening. March 10th. Coffee
and doughnuts will be served, -. Hervey Skay
and Lindley Dickey, who have been employed
in kedstone. spent several days at home last
week. Miss Evelyn Clark returned home
from the E. M. G. hospital, Bangor, Thursday.
Her many friends are glad to see her at home
again. Mrs. Clara Skay has returned home
from a two weeks visit with relatives. Capt.
Err Perkins of South Penobscot, who left his
home last July for the West Indies and has
not been heard from since, is a cousin of Mrs.
Fred Dockham and had been frequent visitor
at their home in years gone Bly,. Warren
Weymouth of Easton has bought the Little
field place, formerly owned by l. F. Gould and
Mrs. Ella Littlefeld, and will move there in
the early spring. All will be sorry to see the
old neighbors go, as they have lived among us
for many years. The next meeting OF the
Busy Bee Club will be with Mrs. Alice Hop
kins Wednesday, March goth. Mrs. Jennie
Dockham was called to Stockton Springs last
week by the illness of her daughter. Mrs. Eu-
gene Shute.
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EQUITABLE ACCIDENT COMPANY,
1o1 Devonshire St., BOSTON, MASS. .
Assets December 81, 1911.
Mortgage loans, 5 $3.50 90
Stocks and bonds, 169, IT'S 90
Cash in Office and bank, 17,776 48
Bills receivable, 1873 so
Interest and rents, 2,1O8 Ga
Gross assets, $191 ,443 60
Admitted assets, $191. 443 81
Liabilities December 81, 1911.
Net unpaid losses, S 1881 rs
Unearned premiums, 1912 20
All other liabilities, 1858 SO
Cash capital, 100000 90
Surplus over all liabilities, 70,996 06
Total liabilities and surplus, $19l ,443 81
ST. OVERLOOK, Agent, Liberty. II
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THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY CO.
OF NEW YORK,

OF NEW YORK,
e2-e4 Liberty St, e7-1e3 Cedar St.,
New York City.
Assets December 81, 1911
Real estate, S 1,404656 OF
Stocks and bonds, 7444, 443 so
Cash in office and bank, 374, 1877 72
Agents balances, 99,576 IS
Bills receivable, 1880 90
Interest and rents, $4,000 81
All other assets, LAP, 1855 81
Gross assets, s10,s21, $50 50
Deduct items not admitted 1885,, 228 06
Admitted assets, $10,4S2,662 AZ
Liabilities December 81, 1911.
Net unpaid losses, 5 2.212,S6S q
Unearned premiums, 4,642,676 az
All other liabilities, 70l,6s0 Sc
Cash capital, 100000 90
Surplus over all liabilities, 1925 436 80
Total liabilities and surplus, $104s2662 48
J. PATTEE & SON, Agents, Belfast. Maine.
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WAN

farm of small acreage, large orchard. some
timber with a sufficient pasturage for two cows
and a horse. Not far from some shipping
point. Apply to
BOYD EMERSON,
Belfast, Maine.
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UNITED STATES BRANCH OF THE
NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE
SOCIETY, LIMITED.

UNITED STATES BRANCH OF THE
NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE
SOCIETY, LIMITED.
Assets December 81. 1911.
Stocks and bonds. s2,Os6, ASP 90
Cash in office and bank, 318609 90
Agents balances, $40, 703 So |
Interest and rents, 21,224 SO
All other assets, 12,071 70
Gross assets, s., 74s, 600 50
Deduct items not admitted, 55,247 O5
Admitted assets, $2,693.s1 50
Liabilities December 81, 1911.
Net unpaid losses, S 13S 1888 O4
Unearned premiums, 1884, 772 q
All other liabilities, 1882 sc
Deposit capital, 100000 90
Surplus over all liabilities, 662, 1926 &C
Total liabilities and surplus, $2693 1913 SO
FIELD & QUIMBY, Agents, Belfast, Maine,
3w1l
TIE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Assets December 81, 1911.
Real estate, 5 100000 90
Mortgage loans, 2,700 90
Stocks and bonds, 1882. 165 90
Cash in office and bank, 1905, 406 70
Agents balances, 1907, 809 Sc
Bills receivable, 205. O41 70
Interest and rents, l73, 1889 IL
Gross assets, $25,6 012 Sc
Deduct items not admitted, 100 433 43
Admitted assets, $25,576579 10
Liabilities December 81, 1911.
Net unpaid losses, 5 460,941 O8
Unearned premiums, 1922, 785 Al
All other liabilities, $685. 20 81
Cash capital, 100000 90
Surplus over all liabilities, 1889 1872 10
Total liabilities and surplus $25576579 10
FIELD & QUlMBY, Agents. Belfast. Maine.
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THE LUMBER MUTUAL FIRE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY OF BOSTON, MASS.

ANCE COMPANY OF BOSTON, MASS.
Assets December 81 1911.
B ,nds, 1854, 345 81
Cash in Office and banks, 102, 1892 90
Agents balances, 17,849 18
Interest and rents, 3,736 SO
All other assets, 1900 SO
Gross assets, $691 1884 26
Deduct items not admitted, 1928 20
Admitted assets, $672 661 O6
Liabilities December 81, 1911
Net unpaid losses. 5 1850 70
Unearned premiums, 1892 48
All other liabilities, 4,469 SO
Surplus over all liabilities, All 1887 go
Total liabilities and surplus, $672,66 O6
HARRY M. STONE. East Otisfeld Me-, Agent.
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Miss Emma Field of Searsport visited rela-
tives in town last week.. Mr.. Emery Cum
bingham returned home from Bangor last
Friday, accompanied by his granddaughter,
Miss Carrie Cunningham, who returned to
Bangor Monday. Mrs. Luella Nickerson and
Mrs. Sherman visited Mrs. C. l.. Moody in Mon
roe last Friday. Mrs. ]. w. Nickerson invited
about twenty five friends Thursday evening.
March 7th, to celebrate Mr.. Nickerson's birth
day, Those present were Mr. and Mrs. w. S.
Nickerscn and daughter Annie, Miss Ida
Nickerson, Mrs. Jane Downs, Mr. and Mrs. H.
M. Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Hartshorn and
daughter Martha, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Damn,
Mrs. c. R. Nickerson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Damn
and neice, Miss Hazel Nickerson, Mrs. Mary F,
Nickerson, MIR. and Mrs E. L. Cunningham
and daughter Edna, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Nicker-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Nickerson and son
Kermit Mr.. Irving Sawy er and Miss Augusta
Nickerson of Cape. Jellison. The evening was
pleasantly spent with social chat and singing
and the hostess served peanuts, candy, assort-
ed cake and coffee. She was assisted by Mrs...W
S. Nickerson, Mrs. c. R. Nickerson, Mrs. A. 7.
late hour the guests returned home, wishing
Mr.. Nickerson many happy returns Of the day.
FREEDOM.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Burford Parry have NOV
ed to Wallingford, Conn.,, Mr.. Parry having
recently become pastor of the Congregational
church there. Mr.. and Mrs. Parry were most
cordially received, many being present besides
the members of the above church. Several
from st. Paul's Protestant Episcopal, First
Baptist and Methodist Episcopal churches at
tended the supper and reception. Rev. and
Mrs. J. L. R. Wyckof from his former church
in North Woodbury.. Conn.,, were also present.
Mr.. Parrys many friends in Freedom are
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County Correspondence.
LIBERTY.

LIBERTY
Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Aver have re-
ceived invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, Mildred Louise, to Harold Eugene
Donnell of Southeast Harbor. The marriage
is to take place March 28th. Mrs. W. Car
gill has returned from months visit in Bos-
ton, Lynn and Cambridge, Mass. The chief
topic of conversation at present is railroad"
49,. The High school began Tuesday, after a
vacation of one week. The principal. VIM. A.
Cushman, spent his vacation in Bangor.
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M~utb1ben;
DaTleben ano Biscoutos ....... 1851, $50 s.
lsber5isbun5sn, 9siGeIt unb un-
gslldeTt. -...... ,........ ........ I787 -
8onts, Sihsrbtiisn a.......... 3,593,7 so
9aufbaus WSbsl unD GinrtH-
tuna uub @spSlbe- 49,. ..... 10000 90
2lno,r . @runbeieentbum- .... 43,i53 60
8dais Son NaIiOnalbanlsn 49,. 630,956 II
5alie pon Staats. unb prtSat.
tanfen uuo BanFisrs, Iruas
@cmpag' les uno SpdrbanleR t,224,04i IL
@beds uni anbers 9alrbsIrGse- A9,3O4 SO
Nsbuunssn anpster NntirnaI-
banisn- ALSO 90
papirrfleingelb, Nitele u. Gents SIC OF
SeleBl DE tSelp-9tslerpe In Der
8ani, mic
5psrie ...... $50 Sq3 IS
eesaIt upn Ncten 1850 90
- 178.A93 IS
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rariOn1 sonsert.

Das aon8ert, oas Ser oArion"
am Ietten Sonntag CAB, bot I'M multi
faIiIAer SinIidt einen reiben @enuB.
Ser Gbor bat mad Dem nrteile feines
0irigeuten ME better geIungem. ugs
Itebt cine 2inoe" tpuroe bon ibm bor-
getragen. Srau Morgarete &oons-
SoGano fang 10 gut, OaB iie cine
Summer nls 9a gapo geben mlBte.
&err Sranf Bernard ipielte Oas Cor.
net : Colo v&atBormers Song, BON
Neuenoorf bor5iigIi9, ieoer Con fam
bon uno pei1 beraus. Mls 8eiga-
be Ipielte er Soon e ber". Serr GU
gene 8. @alter beliBt cine iunge, fri.
i6e Gimme, Die iein 8oriton : go.
10 .8eIobeo, it is Morn" in bolen,
runoen Eonen at @ebor bro6te. Gu9
0os Meonoolin Solo ,Soupenir oe
SiciIe" bon 2eonnrOi 0as SRI. Mlice
6. Sin 1pielte, erntete rei6en 8eifnH.
Sic berfiigt iiber elm feline Se6nif
nno bel muiifalii1es @efiibl. Nu9
iie mlBte iid gu elmer 3ugnbe ber-
Iteben. @Is elm pirfliber 8oB be-
mics lid Die Gimme Oes Germ 81.
6. MioOIeton in Ieinem SoIo: She
itotelp ibips 90 on. @r loDobl wie
&err MIfreo 9'@nOreo, Der nod inn
elm @larinetten Solo: Ga Somnarl-
boln" bon 8euini in ipmpotbil9er
Sorm un0 f9Oner Tehnif 5u @e-
Dor bro1te, muBten Oogapos geben.
Serr Mnoren ipielte oIs iol9es ga
Saborita". @6brenO i'm oberen
SooIe oas &onoert Dor ii9 ging,
berridte unten Dungebeure Setter
felt, inOem unter Der 2ettung bon
90. &otb, s. @eiganO uno s. s.
&romer Die .S6niBeIbnnf" Dor ii9
gingl
Washington Journal., 1912-12-14
As. Sn6ilamm Der n8iOns" : Stride.

MnlGBli6 oes AS. Sabresfeites Der
@riinoung Ser cd. Iutberil6en 3tons-
firde, 6te uno @-StroBe, H.-8.,
modten einige fllr8e, biitorii6e0 aten
bon Snterefie fem.
Mm 81. MGr3 1867 perlieBen 33
JnmiIien nit benz 8aftor @brD. IS.
q. Siren Die oeuti6e lutb. ct. So
bannes : @emeinOe an Der SiiOieite.
sic org%aniiierten Ii1 als 8ion @D.
2utb. @emeinoe bon Noro8eit @ofb.
ington. Cine @eiIe bielt Die neue
@emeinoe tire @ottesoienite in Der
Sane, ole ais Gemperame San be-
fannt mar. Damn tpuroe Elm Sol5-
gebGuoe an Ser N-StrnBe, 5pti6en
6. II. 7.Str. gemietet, uno Oieies Oien-
tie mebrere Sabre als @otteSbaus.
am 8. Suli 1871 puroe Der @runo
oes gegenpdrtigen @teentums, CITE
uno 9-StraBe, f6ufli6 ertuorben.
1872 begonn Der 8a11 elmer bei6ei-
oenen 9oI5fir9e, bic i'm Serbit 1878
Dem Dienite oes 9reieinigen @ottes
eetDeibt tpuroe. 9ieielbe oiente Der
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Srreins. WOtiSeu.
Mon Icbe mad Den Annonceu.

Geriammlungen.
@untas, ben Is. DECEMBER:
@aibington Sid Gelief.
0ienitag, ben IL. DECEMBER:
S6ngerbuno Oomenberein.
Columbia 8rauer &ronfen : I'm
teritiibungs : 8erein.
Arminius 2oge $50. %, 6.a.a.W.
MittpOd), Den Is. DECEMBER:
Se1nifer 8erein.
SeiienOarmltdoter llnteritiitungs-
Berein.
9Ounerfas, ben 10. 9escmbcr:
Deuti6er 3Deig Der Io3ialiltiiden
Yortei.
8ilbelm EcG 2oge $50. 5, g. 8.
Sc. of s.
@ergniismnsen.
DECEMBER 80. Somntag. Singer
bltno : @eibno1tsfeier, inter
Qeititng oes 9amen.& Clubs.
DECEMBER 90. Sonntag. 4rion-@eib
na6tsfeier, unter 2eitiing Oes
Irion 0amen : 8eretns.
DECEMBER 80. Sonntag. @eibna6ts-
feier i'm @ermnnia W1nner1or".
inter 9eituns Oss Damenpereins.
DECEMBER 81. Dienitag. Neuiabrs-
San5frdn8Gen i'm S6ngerbunO.
1913.
Saruar 1. Mittpo9. Sana oes grion
i'm &lubbauIe.
Sanuar /. Mlitttpo9 IS
oes Seiienoarmitdotcr llnteritiib-
ungsberein i'm Slo Moionic Gem
pei.
Sanuar 8. MOntos. Sabresbau bes
DsutidumsritaniI9en untsritdsunss.
Verein.
2anuor 13. Montog. Stiftunesfeit
oes Mrion 9omenpereinS.
Sanuar Is. 1918: 9aG oes nOnfel
@rGiig 8ergniigungsperein" uno
uOnfel 8r1iig 0amen-gerein i'm
Do Malonic 2empel.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-14
stdOtti3e &eniBteiten.
sumitas, ben ID. 0ssembsr 1912.
aonssrt in Der reDneOrSia1 Stride.

Gin in fiinItleriIder, Iotpie in Fl.
nan3iener SinIi1t iebr erfolgrei1es
Ron5ert puroe am 5. 9e5ember IN
Ser ,,Goncoroio" Stride gegeber.
9os &on8ert mar unter Der 2eihtng
0es Serrn Hapbael 4oeIter, oelien 81.
fer un0 ariinoli9e 8orbereitlng ben
id6nen @rfoIg m0gIi9 ma9te. Ser
Goncoroia : &irdenbor fang nit to-
O~elloIer Sntonotion unO gutem aus-
Druid Die Gb0re: D0ie Simmel rib
men oes @migen @bre" bon 8etbo-
ben uno Ser SGger MbIdieO" BON
MenOelsiobn, Ole Ropele~ BON
4ranter, Ser 2inoenbaum" BON
SCHUBERT uno gum S1luB nSeno out
SbD Light" bon @ounoo. 9os mobl-
befonnte &oelter : Srio ipielte 5Dei
Streid Erios, uno 5tpei &labier-
Srios nit reinemt, eolem Con unO
feinem, rbDtmii1em @efiibl. 0ns
Gelo : Solo .Mnoonte oes 3ten Con-
5ert" BON @oltermnttn, bon Serrn
BarI &oeIter geIpielt, fnno aagemei-
ncn geifon. Die 9omen 9eA9ol
uno 2cnborot pur0en in einem me-
Io0ii9en Duet bon @anen geb0rt,
uno bradten ibre tpoblgef1uIten
Gtimmen our bolen @eItlng. Die
9oB= uno Senor : Colo Ser Serren
Moore uno Bonnie tpitr0en nit i10-
ner Gtimme uno mulifaliI4em Sc
idmad geIungen.. v2oit but not IeaIt"
lit ons Yiano Solo BON Sri. Martba
8aring at erip1bnen elmer S1iile-
rim 0es Serrn &apboeI &oeiter, mel.
DIE ibr erfoIgreides Debut aIs iunge
12-idbrige Eianiitin ma9te unoSoff-
manns u@alie Caprice" nit gutter
Se6nit Dortrug.
Serr Scooter, tpeI6er in Gina in
Yeru geboren mur0e, lebt felt %
Sabren in Mmerita, BON oenen er Die
Iesten 13 Sabre in @aibington 5u-
bra9te. 0rgonilt Ser Goncoroia.
STRIDE lit er ieit bier Sabren. Seine
Nus6iloung erbieIt er on Ser SEQ.
nigli6en SodiduIe fir @ufif in
Berlin, uno 8dbIte gu ieinen 2eb.
rern fir &iano 8rofeiior Dorm fir
Tioline Hrofefior Son1fm.
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v@ermnnia Club"

@enn Die grtDartungen, nit oenen
Die Mitglieoer oes u@ermania Club"
Dem 9ortrose Oes Germ Or. Bar
tbelme iiber nginoriide bon Mlasfa"
entgegenIabem iebr bo1eeipnnnte
maren, 10 iino oieie @rmartungen
our1 ben Nortrag ielbIt nift MIR
bontommen erfiint, ion0ern bel net
tenn iibertroffen moroen. SIN Ger
mania Club lino i9on biele iebr
quite @ortrGge gebalten morOem aber
Or. 9artbeIme bat ale feline Iorg1n-
ger in ben S1ntten geitelt. Bon
Mnfnng Bis gum gnoe belt er Die Gu
b0rer in ieinem Bann, iie folgten
ibm tpilig ourh Mlnsfas@efiloe, uno
Die @inoriide, bic er empfangem tell
ten Ii1 ibnen 10 nit, als penH lie
IeIbIt Mlasfo ourhtpanoert bGtten.
Was an benz 8ortrag beIonoers ouf.
fiel, mar Die ungebeuer ibarfe 8e.
Interchangeable, Die Der |ortrogenoe
our1 feline Musfibrlingen betpies.
un0 0n5t fam cine tp~unoerbnreS pr1-
DIE, cine SprnHe, Die in @ortpn nal.
te. 10 OnB Dem eeiltigen Atge Der GU
b0rer S5enen un0 S5enerien, bliiben-
oe @efiIOe uno @letIderpaIdite in
a~reifbarer DeutIi1feit fid 6arbcten.
@s mar nidt ALIEN 8eifaa, Der Or.
8ortbeIme Lobnte, ion0ern aud Elm
GROCER Eeil 9nHfborteit.
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Heri@t ibsr ben GtanD
Der
American Security and Trust
Company,

IN Warrington. i'm Difrirt Columbia. brim
@eid ftsabl6lub am 26 ROSfmbtT 1912.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-14

@emeinoe uno Sonntagsidule iiber
eine Generation ais tralite firhli6e
Seimat. Inter Der trel1en Irbeit
Der Haitoren &omrigbdlts uno Berg
tler, ertpies fi1 oas @~ottesbals I'M.
mer als rn5uIdngIid, DEFENDERS mas
Die 8eoiirfmiie Der Sonntagsidule
un0 Der gereine onbetraf. 90 be-
ihloB oenn cine General : @eriamm.
lung Der @emeinoe am eriten 9ien-
ltag oes Ottober 1905 nit Dem 8ou
elmer idOnen mooernen Stride IoboIo
ais moglih ou Beginner. 81 I'm
terftiisung bon ieiten Der @lieoer uno
Greunoe mar 10 biel perIpredeno,
Dab Der 4irdenrot uno ole gaufom-
milton mltig b~orangeben fonnten.
Sim 10. Suli 1906 nur0e elm tpeb-
miitiger 9tbi1ieosgottesoienIt bonn
Iiebeub alien @ottesbauie gebalten,
am 16. September Ieete man feier.
ItH ben gditein our ueueu Stride.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-14

aotaI......... 1000. .-.... a42l96O6 "A
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SmpOrtierte Trantfnrter
81 baben BEL
Gepper, Isl Center Marfet.

@ef16ftsIeute, nelde re-
eeImdBig or6eieen, itellen Iid ieIbIt
oas bette 8euenis aus. Das HubIi-
uenOet oenienieen @ei9afts-
nit @orliebe cine &unoidaft
au, weIde ibren geomer ftets Dor
auer Nugen baben.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-14

Ser 8al cling obne l1nterbrehung
uno obne unfon iiber ben @inter boz
ran, uno am 3. MGr3 1907 fonute
ote Sonntagsi9ule uno Die @emein'
0e gum erIten Male i'm prdhtigen,
r1elen 8ionstempel anbeten. 8Gb-
reno oes 8oites mar Der @emeinoe
oie Na6bortopele Der 8aptilten
Ode s. uno B-StraBe, M.-8., aufs
SreunOli9Ste. bebufs Mbbaltlng if.
rer @~ottesoienlte iiberlaiien.
Die eigentli9e offi5ielle @eibe oes
reuen @ottes6ouies fano am Bfinelt.
Ionntag 1907 90. Moi) ltatt. 8ro.
feIIor Or. 0abio 8ruslin, bonn tbeo.
logii9en Seminar au Springfielo,
Ohio, un6 oomals Yr6lioent Der III.
tberii6en General > Spnooe, belt Die
Sallpttpeibe : 8reoigt, un0 mebrere
onoere beriibmte oeuti9e uno engli.
i9e @eiftIi1e unteritiisten ben Orts.
pnitor gbrp. gbr. S. @ergner. Set.
terer bat iiG nit benz Rir9bau Elm
bIeibenoes DentmaI in Der gunoes-
borptitaot geiest. Sbm ltanoen trell
our Seite elm fGbiges, a~ufopfernoes
8aufomite uno elm treler &ir1enrat,
Defenders aber Die lieben immer flci-
Bigen un6 emitg iammeIn0en Sdpe-
ltern oes Srnuen . Siilfs . @ereins,
$40 44aA kt2 Solo So 6o,,h&f9.ho O.o442
fin0.
NoHoem in Griibiabr 1912 Serr
Baitor 8erener cine gerufune an
Die groBe oeutide Illtb. @emeinOe gu
Cumberland, M0., annobn1, puroe
&err 8nitor Gidaro S1miot bon Der
ct. Yeters Stride ou SDrofuia, q.
g. berufen, Ser felt Dem 1. Stunt in
eeiegneter 8irfiomfeit itebt, u1O bon
4irhenrat, Sonntaesi9uIe, u16 al.
len 9ereinen treuli6 unteritiist miro.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-14

Der
belt am 9onnerltag, ben 8. 9eaem-
Der, feline WonatsberiammIung ab.
Gls Didtigiter Blrnft ltan0 ouBer ben
&outinegeiddften altf Der Eagesoro-
nutlg Die @abl Der 9eamten, Die fol-.
genoes HeiuItat ergab: @m. @ieg-
man, Br1iioent; Garl Mfterfir1en,
Giaepr1i.; @m. Stlebrmann, Sefre.
tar; Mueuft S6miot, Sdabmeiiter;
SenrD @aBmann, Serbergsbater.
9ie @abl zines ieoen 8eamten mar
cine e%initimmige; Der Serbergsbater
tat nod Der 8~eriammlung iein 8eltes,
i'm 0arbieten bon Co. uno Srinfba-
rem Der |erein ma1t groBe Mn-
itrengungen, ben a m20. Snnliar t.
S. ltattfinoenoen Bali 0u einem gro.
ben Grfolge gu geitalten.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-14

Saicnpfeffcr nnO SpGkIel
gS@weinetn6dIe" nit Sanertraut
beim
GdmObaiuirtb Braun, 1889 Ute Ctr.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-14

Ectal- a14,138,164 50
Diiriet Columbia, Stabt @aItinetOn, 81:
SD Gbarle6 Z. 5ppg @&apmtReE,
Der pbenssnaRntsn 9ant bel&nBre bieTmit, ene
cbiatr Berint nab meinsm bt1tn MiHen nnb
GeptIen acknowledgement III.
Gbarlss 6. pepG
@@aBmdRsr.
gor mir bsIHmcrsn unb unterl&EtstsH an
5. Gag bts MOnats Dgtmbsr 1912.
gilbert 8. SbiQinetcn,
SfentIi&u ROiaE.
Sir bic 3i&tisEeit attsRirsn:
s. 8. gea, @m. 5. GIatbsr,
Or q. Aies, 3. 0HTt
&creOran Ebcm, 9enry. p. GlalbtT,
6snry 4. 8Iouut, Clarence 8. 9uEment
9,mss VI @rstn, 9cltpb panL
Geparo Mcgsan, DtEtstpven.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-14
8eribt iber ben etanO
Der
Home Savings Bank of
ton, D. c.,
in Naibnatcn. I'm Tiariei Columbia. tsim
Sc baftsatidmh 81 nstas, rsn
26. 4epember 1912.


in Ualbpetcn. I'm Tiarici Columbia. tsim
@s1aftsatihu6 81 nstas, ren
20. Aepembrr 1912.
@utbaben;
arlsben unb Discunt0s .........s 80, 9I7, f4S 81
osit,rt !. SO 10
NnoeIe Bombs 'ur Sihtrttit Der
poltiin b'pcliten ....... -. 6,0'0 90
9onbs. Stue rbeiten etc. ........ 57f .0Ul 66
Au'a %Iaufsre 3mlsn auf @tIb-
oslisrn 800. ........ 43,6OI al
9anfhaue. Wbbel u. @tnrlhtung. 1862 1873 67
Attersr SruurbsiB 3peigs-.. 80 2S0 50
1dlia ron Ratio
nelb1nts n-...... $234 y3U "
Rnutuppu Sfddfer
urr prirlttdn
fonu e8autirrs
1luf Comp a
ten unD Splr
birisn 49,. 10000 90
Gbsde UNI aubne
eoa,tmaas...... SIP %
9Thdnass for
Glear,na bOut... 1894 81
pnpitr Rletueeio,
hid Is II. Gents. 5000 81
@teB ihe @dore.
isrpt tn eer 8ant,
mte:
Spteie.- ........ 1O7,757 rs
Se9alieuber no
ten ......~.... t2.toO 90
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1ntoI "a 90 cn6 -