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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-04-24
POWER SITE ON RIVER
RESTORED TO ENTRY.
And Water Power Sites to-
v-s 's-s-~s.<-sf --s-s Selection. ~~-s----@Af -

The first restoration to public en-
try yet made by the United State
government of land withdrawn from
government ofg land withdrawnfro
settlement for power site reserva
tions has just been ordered by the
general land office at Washington
The order has reached Register VIM
Balderston of the Boise Land Of
flee. Previously lands with drawn
for power sites have been restored
in individual cases but this is the
first or der of this kind that has
come from Washington.
Three thousand acres are involved
in the restoration. The land thus
restored becomes subject to settle
ment May 10, and, where sur
veyed, it becomes subject to entry
or other proper appropriation on
June 7.
The restoration orde just receiv-
ed, follows:
Register and Receiver, Boise,
ldaho-Sirs: BY executive order of
restoration No. SO, of March II,
1913 the public lands in the follow
ing described areas along Snake
river Idaho, included in power sites
reserves Nos. III, 1870, and 1873,
INVOLVING 3008 acres, were restor-
I'd to the public domain, and where
lot otherwise reserved, withdrawn,
shall, under the laws
applicable thereto, become subject + /
ettlement on May 10, 1913, at 8
''clock a. M, and where surveyed,
o entry, or other appropriation on
une T. 1913, and where unsurvey-
d at that date, upon the filing of
he township plat
Description of the land to be
hus restored is given in the order
8 follows:
Boise Meridian - Township 3
outh, range / east; section 26, lot
/, east half of northwest quarter,
ortheast quarter of southwest quar-.
er, southwest quarter of southeast
uarter.
Section 81, west half of south
asst quarter.
Section "a, east half of northeast
uarter.
Section 35, lots /, and to 9
east half of northeast
uarter, west half of southwest quar- {
#, southeast quarter of southwest
larter, south half of southeast {
larter.
Township 3 south, range 2 east; I
Every smallest legal /
lbdivision, any portion of which |
Ill when surveyed, lie within one i
larter mile of the Snake river
Township south, range 2 east /
'etion 4. south half of southwest i
iarter. southwest quarter of south )
|
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-04-24
PRESCRIBES BOOZE REGULATIO
New Measure is Expected to Proven
the Sale of Alcohol as
Beverage.

Senate Bill No. 20, often spoken
OF as the drug store bill and which
was framed and made a law in or
der to put the bootlegging drug
store out of business, will become ef
fective May Sth. and by it's pro-
visions it is hoped and expected the
Officers will be better able to en-
force the present liquor laws and
more restriction are thrown around
the sale of liquor and it's indiscrimi-
| nate sale will be curtailed to a great
extent. The bill is favored by le-
gitimate druggists as it permits a
reasonable amount of liquor for le-
gltlmate purposes to be on hand.
Following are some of the fea-
lures of the law;
Prescribing duties of practicing
physicians and providing strong pen
atty for making false statement to
physician in order to escure liquor
Requires sworn affidavit before |
before alcohol can be purchased for
mechanical, manufacturing or scien-
tiflc purposes. Holds a person for
perjury if using alcohol otherwise
than sworn to in the affidavit, or
uses alcohol for beverage purposes
Prescribes duties of registered
harmacist-drug store. Requires
bond of $500 from drug stores be-
fore intoxicating liquor or alcohol
Of any kind can be carried in stock.
Limiting the stock of intoxicating
liquor of each drug store to so
gallons. Requires a drug store to |
Keep complete record of sales in
duplicate giving the name of the I
person to whom sold, quantity, pur-
bose, price, and when for medicinal 9
name of physician and di- v
ections for using same must be /
,iven. All records must be open 1
o public for inspection. Duplicate t
ecord of any prescription will pro- @
libit drug store to sell liquor at i
III for one year. Second violation C
e will forfeit license for five years, t
s.des resolving heavy penalty. t
All express companies, rail roadl a
public or private car d
iers, must keep a separate record t.
t all shipments of liquors to their r
tation. The record must give the e
onsignee, from what city shipped "
he name of shipper. the amount a IL
ind. the date when delivered, and n
whom delivered. This record e
hall be open to publicg inspection. S;
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-04-24

The much heralded trip around
the world occurred as per advance
notices last Friday evening. The
chartered ships sailed at SIS and
$3.50, from New York, which was
this instance the home of Prof.
and Mrs. Wallis, Germany, which
was located for the time at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Moth, was
next visited aud from there the
tourists journied to Japan, the hom
of Mr. and Mrs. o. Fl. Barber hav-
ing been made up to represent this
country. The final stopping place of
the trip was the South Pole. which
turned out to be the home of Rev.
and Mrs. Leitch. Each place was
decorated in imitatio on of the coun-
try represented, and appropriate
refreshments were served. A mod
est sum was cleared by the Ep-
worth League as a result of this
unique and interesting entertain
ment, and these who took the trip
expressed themselves as being VIII
with their travels.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-04-24
BASEBALL NEWS
OF THE WEEK
CONCISE HAPPENINGS WHEREIN
THE NATIONAL GAME Is
CONCERNED,
THREE GAMES This WEEK
High School Played Pocatello Last
Friday-Athletics Sunday, and
Has Two More Games to Play.
Gem State Sunday Next.

With three games in one week,
the baseball season has started in
American Falls with a vengeance.
Last Friday the local high school
torneyed to Pocatello and there
trailed the colols of the academy
second team in the dust of the dia
mond by score of to q Follow
ing is the way our boys lined up for
the fray:
Sallee. C; oliver, p; Hooker>
IS Watts, lib; Booth, 2b; Evans,
sb; Chipp. If; Mccullough. cf: Tor
renee, rf
On Sunday for the first time this
season the boys from the Athletic
club got out for a workout, and a
practice game was arranged with
the high school lads. The schoIas-
tics everlastingly drubbed the club
members, the tally standing to
after nine innings of rather in.
teresting ball. Each team used
two twirlers, Hooker and Oliver serv
ing them UP for the school boys,
and Ginger and Bales doing the
box work for the Athletics Three
catchers worked for the town boys,
but Cube" Sallee caught the whole
game for the younger team
On Friday at five O'Clock the
high school boys of this city will
be the hosts at a baseball game to
their late antagonists of the Gate
City the academy second team, who
W i, this time, no doubt be re-
inforced by several first string men
" All the stores of the town will
be closed at five, in order for
the employees to. see the fray. 25
cents will be the standing-room price
on the newly christened Frank
lin Field but for one dime addi-
tional one may enjoy the game with
more comfort from a seat in the new
grandstand.
Saturday the high school boys
will play the Malad City high This
is regular game of the high
school league. and the Falls boys
are working hard to put it on
the right side of the ledger. -
The management of the Athletic
club has scheduled a game her
tor Sunday afternoon at $3.50, with
he Gem State Club of Pocatello.
Fhe admission fee for this game
viii be twenty-five cents. with an
Extra grandstand fee of10 cents.
Suits have been ordered for the
Athletics, but they will not reach
lere in time for the Sunday game.
The catchers protector and three
lew canvass bases were received
his week from Spaldings. A glove
Tas also ordered but as they were
ut of the kind sent for, it will be
averal days before that article will
ONE.
The athletic boys are working out
n Monday Wednesday and Friday
each week, and have hopes of
eveloping a strong team
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-04-24

visit the spring, tile matter was
little talked of, and seldom thought
of although knowledge of it's ex-
istence rested with many older Ban
nocks and several of the older white
residents
But they claim that there is no
gold there, and thus the glamour
IF treasure hunting is removed from
the expedition, and only the joy of
and adventure, coupled
with the desire for knowledge is
eft to the venturesome visitors, or
nterpid investigators, if you prefer
lat iteration
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-04-24
LOCALS.

Will buy poultry-Ch ickens with
little ones from 4 to 10 days old.
The Remington. tt.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-04-24

All shipments in the state must be
labeled in conspicuous place, In
Ioxicating liquor"
Presc ribes prohibition districts
in Idaho
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-04-24

The proposed mail route out of
American Falls will start accord
ing to schedule on the first of
May. AS there is no regularly ap-
pointed carrier a substitute will be
employed to act until examination
can he held under the civil service.
The postoffice department emphatic
ally announces that no mail will
De distributed or received from par
ties or families that have not put
up approved mail boxes They must
be in position where carrier can
reach them conveniently without
getting out of his rig.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21
Cur geridtisnns!

Sn lnierem 8eridt iiber oie fird-
liIe 6eier, Die inter Ser 2eitltng Der
q tminius-2 oge in @aitern Star
Some Itattfano uro 0eren mlIifaIi-
Sell Ser 9lrior, nit llnterltiib-
rlg BON Mdnner6orlern uno SGn-
Asrbiinolern inter Brofeiior GiirId-
II RS 2eitltng iibernommen bottle, bat
iidl Elm beoaiterliAer Srrtllm einge-
ID liden. 8eim Seben Ser Sorm qe-
rieten Die SbluB5eilen zines Mrtifels,
IN Dem ii5er Den Nltsflig 0eS S1n-
gcrbnn0es nad) G~GeIopeafe 9ead be-
unO oie Sieoer ataegeben MUIR
6sn, Die BORT inter 8rofeIior
Gumpre6ts 2eitung ~geiungeri muir
neL an ben SdluB oes Nrtifels ii6er
Die gaitern Star Some 5eier. Oa
Die 6orm fir Oie3eitung geiebt miro,
nadloem Die &orreftilrbogen qelelen
morOen iino, lit es ~erflGrlub, OoB ser
Srrtum erlt nad oem 0ruden ser
3eitung eutOedt meroen fonnte.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21
4irdten-Rnl

Die 0atGUIilde 81. IarisHlirde,
8. Ctr, 3piiden q II. s Str, y. W.
8. u. &otb, gfarrer'
@~ottesoienite Sonntogs: 81. Weei-
ie 100 un0 9,15; Sonntagsldule
1000; Sodamt 1890; Goufen $50;
&esper mo Segeu 400.
5eiertaQs: &l. Wleiien 600 uuo
100; Sodamt 900; 8esper unO 0e,
gen 400.
8odentaes: SI. W1eiIen 700 unO
500; SiiIi mo augiit $50 unO
7,30 llbr.
Griter Sreitaq i'm Wount: 9l.
9leiie 100; Sodamt uno Qusietnng
500; Anbetlug mdbreno oes cages.
0er5 : Sciu : Auoodt uuo Geaen
|7.30.
@eidte: 5amstags bon 4-6 mo
$50. gm Gage Dor 5eiertagcn
mlO ON 1. 6reitog i'm Wlonat DON
&c mo TO; Seoen Iorgen BON
$50 bis 500.
5uugffauen Wsnin Scbaiiiit. aommunicn
AM . Sonntaa t. W. z 30; V%trlammIung is-
zen Wiitpod Nteue 7.3O.
JIauen Scenliidt. Aoinmnnion am ?. ScHu
"a, 1905 Grl am 2. @rnniag UNI 800 utr.
81. Name Jelu 0ertin 0cmmunicn AM 3.
Scnntdg, 100; @fri. 3. Spnutaa abfnbe z 30
Ninoer Marin gerein. aemmunicn ffben a.
2 cnutaa $50; 0ri. am 4. Srnntaa 100.
Nltnregrein. Vtrl. AM 3. Scnntaa. 4.30.
Nrmsniselsn Nsrfin. gfrlammlung am 4.
Sonniaa nm 4.30.
Winntbcrit Sub. VeriammIung am I. Won.
tag I. ", absnte s llbr in Der unlern S9ul.
balf, 5te unb Walbingtcn Ctr, N.W.
Ct. 9olrpbs visbeebunb. Werlammet I'D
iebm 3. Oieniaa i'm Wonal In Der gutine-
tale. 3. unb 3 Ctr. ". gB., atsnbs s lbr.
Ct. Bcnifaeius aranEsn : llntsTfiBungs-
Sersid. ytrlammet fd itbsn 2. Wiilppn
!. M., abfnes s ubr Ode 5. uno 3 Oh. R.gD.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21
@eIams.Iereine.

&ereinigtc Singer bOn @aibinetOn
YrdliOent: Sobn @alOmnnn; 9efre-
tar 6. @ede, 140 10. Ctr, g.. 6.
@aIIinatOn SGngcrbnno. SEQ. 314
6 StraBe. q. 90. hilbert 2eppcr,
Yrdiioent. q. @rnuncr. Sefrctdr. 314
6 Str, g. 90. u. @ilmpreht, Diri.
gent. SingItunoe ieOen DienStdg.
Damsnssrsil. Grau &. 81. 8artbsl, wrdi.
YsrIammlung ieoen 1. unb 3. Disnliae css
NUuats. AbfnOs 8 ubr, in Obiesm goFaIs.
SIriOn . WeiansDCrein. 1OO6, 6
StraBe, q. SO. Aug. 6bmi0t. @rG-
iiocnt. Sobn @cber. 6cfrctGr.
go. BIS, CITE StraBe, q. 6. &arl
Sober. Dirigent. 0ireftorenperiamm-
lung am /. Sonntng nah Dem /.
Wlitttpod /. 80. SingitunOe ieOcr
W2ittnodD.
Mrion Dammpsrsin. 8rau Q. 0rumls
V%ralbentin. 0%srlnmmlung am 2. Witipcd
mcnaiIib nbenbS III ubissm yOfaIe
6ermania M%GnnerdJur. 922 Yenn
glbe. g. %. gr1f. Sobn gicifi. Ser
Geo. Sebaitian. 622 So. glpe., S.@
emil S. Gbriitinni, DIRECTOR. @e
i11ftsDeri. am /. Sonntng i. Sc.
S%ingltunoe ieoen 0onnerltaG umS
Somntag abenO in 922 Ya. aDe.
Damenpsrein. Grau Gaib. Bauer, vral
WerIammslt lh isben erltsH Counting in
Wpnai i'm Cbissn ecfals.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21
dnprn.

a Ssnti@e Srcimaurer 2Ost
XGN ArminiuS, go. 25, s. q. y
wv 90. NOam Sdneioer, g
fret1r 3746 Wec ainlcp Str, G6cps
Gbaie .. s. 8eri. am /. II. 3. 0iens.
tag /. 90. i'm ncilcn Maionic EeniprI
@iIbclm Sell 2Oac go. 5, 3. ..
g. Of s. gcrinmucIt iid icOcn i.
un0 3. Donnerstag in Monnt in
go. 1886 ga. Mpc., 9t.@. 9aill Bad.
idmio, Sefrctdr. 107 8. StraBe,
u. ..
S~eMtcnia 9ugc 90. 2, 6. 8. S. 9
s. 90. SeIbig, Yr1i., 1912 z Str
q. 8.; $. GameareidE Scfr.. 150(
8. Str. q. 80; @eri. am 2. mo 4
Moutag /. 90. in 936 ga. 9lpe, y. "
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21
Sum @icnic nc6mt gMr.'S refine
MMrlt- nnO Tlcildmaren.
8ncblerS, 532 Geutcr Marft.

Die 9ronerei- @agenfabrer uno
Stoleitte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bate leBten Sonntag, oen 10. 3. Sc.
Elm 6nmilienpicnic oiif 9iic 9lutb's
9an0iiB al Der @laOensburg &oao.
IS mar Elm id6uer Gag nilO Der Be
ird Oaber iebr gut. 90 fonnte Oenn
cine idone Slmime in Die Safe ilie-
ben. 0as &omite beltano aus Sobn
Binder, &oriiber, Sobn &raft, Bar
Der, Scott @eit. SIN @reisfegeln
gefpann ben eriten 4reis Sobn 4raft
zen ?. Q. Scott mo Den 3. Sobn
aurb. Gerielbe geipann nuh Ben
Yreis fir Die n~leiiten rStrifes@.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21

Seutide cDaneeIiId . Iat6erilde
GuncOrOia STRIDE, 20. nno 9 ctr. y.
Y.
Eoitor: 9feb. 8auI 81. MenoeI.
Sountaas. bcntl6er @ciieeoieua nm II lbS
norseus, tnsIiiter MOremsctirsDisnlt an ieeem
|. Scnniag bee Monats.
@ebstarsriammluns Des GnbsapOr 9nsins
mn 6.3O llbr.
eneIiits NbsneecitesOisnlts I'M 7.30 utE
freun bslcneers ange3eiat.
RirhmraibdBung am erlen Wiitwod hss
Wcnnis, abeHos s libr.
MISUNDERSTANDING am erlien Milipo@ bes
Wonaie. nadmittags 2 lltr.
Die Sunntagslduasbrtr BADEN ibrs mcnat.
libe Notwithstanding AM lpsitsn Disns-
"a bes Wgnais, abenee 7.30 llbr. une ibrs
rGdtutlide 9prbsrsimuesimnbs TonnsTstae
AbeHp 7.30 llbr.
Verlammluns bss MilIionepsrtins II am 3.
Srnntretas ofs. Mouats nm 2 llbr natmiltaes.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21
Gcuileo Grabs,
Del SGniid,
CAB 0-StraBe, 1913.

Gs LIT G II erfreuliAes 3eidcn,
Dab uniere Oeutiden @ereine unO De-
rem SreunOe INNER mebr mo mebr
lid pom @ettcr unab6dngig 81 ma
den Iuden. 9us Seigen in ben GIN
itoilcen ole @ortc: &egen .ooer Son
nenihein. 9llio, Oh IS regnet ooer
ltiht, Der u@ermania MGnmer6or"
miro mor9en iiber adt Gage, 5. T..
am 80. Sunni, Elm &icnic otf Sims
6arln iii Safoma @orf obbalten.
User iid amiiiieren mill, gebe bin.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21

Die @m. Gen 2oge go. 5, @. g..
6. Of g., belt am 0onnerItag Mbeno
in aarl &ommels Soae lire Ser
iammlung nb. Romman0eur aarl
N6terfir6en fii6rte ben 8oriib. 0as
&ranfenfomite beridtete, oaB 9rlloer
@arl &Ienf nod franf lei, binaegen
Duroe gr. @ampel als geluno qe-
meloet. Gen mi6tialten Yltnft Ser
TagesorOnlng bilOete oie 8eamten-
mabl. 4omma10eur Ndterfirden
Iebnte cine @ieoermabl ab. Sum
4omman0eur tpur0e oann 9arlSam=
mel cinltimmig geD1blt. @iegerae=
tDGblt DurOen g. NieoeI ann @r1la=
ten, 8aul 8adidmiOt gum Sefretdr,
Snfob Briigger gum ShaBmeilter,
Ddbreno oas Mmt Oes Iice-9raiioen-
ten 0urh NeuDobl Geo. Miaer If.
iibertragen mllroe. @rnannt muroen,
gum Jiibrer Sean 5iihbodL ShloB=
made Safo6 Sdiaing, gorwade SSsa-
fob 8irB; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: g.
@golf, Sobn @eber 1lno g. 0ittes,
nit oenen Der 8oriiber oes Mrronqe-
mentsfOmites uno Dergangenen Meas-
fenbales, Gbas. 9ue1Ie, tagen Ioa.
Nah S6luB Der Sibung gab es oas
geiUobnte quite Gfen nit Dem oa5u
geb0rigen guten Tropben.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21

Sic grmlnius 2oge go. %, s.
". u. NJ, Die eiu5iae bieiige oeltt.
ihe 6reimourer Soge, bate am
Eieuitag, Oen IL. ). DC. groBe Ser
iommluua, in weIfer aarl A6ter-
tirden, Sohn @abriel, Ghriltian
9eiliteiu $. 8. @iegano Den 9Rei-
ilergrao erbielten. Der 9eiud NOR
ie6r itarf. Gah SdluB Der Soge be-
CAB man iid nah Srie 9ieuter's So-
tel, mo ga fanO Ole gtodiibung iebr
.friib" ell Gnoe.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21

Ger @ai6ingtoner Sriegerbnno
NOR am lebten Sonntag beim 8al.
timore QrieqerbunO 81 @aite. Dit
tells Spesiolfur maren Die MaibIngtos
ner nad Der Stoot Der ylonlmente
qefobren, I'M an Der 5eier teil5uneb-
men, sic Die 8altimorer &amernoell
onldBIif 0es &egierungSiubildlnis
Oes 0eutlden 9oiiers peranltaltet bat
ten. sic baben es mabrlid) ni9t be.
reut, oaB tie Der ginln0ung Oes
.0eutlhen Griegerbunoes bon 8al-
timorc" gefolgt linO. Sbr Sallpt-
mann, Serr @ermam Setner, belt
wabrcno Der 6eier cine fur8e Inlpra-
die luno lagte, ooB Der &riegerbntto
BON @albington oos 8meite Nfol @e-
leaeubeit babe, Die &ameraoen Der
MomnmentenItaot ST beiuden. @r
0eltete 0ann an, oaB es dntailgs
fhtper mar, einen Oeutlben arieger-
bltno in ser Souptltaot 81 griinOen,
bah ser Gerein aber jebt erfreullde
GortIfritte maht. &aIptmarni Sed).
ner lllo baum Die 8altimorer Same
raoen al Der i'm @erbit ltattfinOen-
ben Tabnenpeibe elm rn0 ibloB lei
ne Nnlprade nit einen oreifdben
fr1ftigen Sod auf ben Oeuti6en &rie-
gerbiino bon Baltimore.
9ie an Der 5eItli6feit teilnebme1-
ben Mitglieoer DeS nDeuti6en &rie-
gerbuno bon @aibin9ton" waret
Scrmam 2ebner, @auptmann, SAT.
Gdeffel, lieutenant, Soiepb Wtair,
Selomebel, Otto0lutl6ler, 8i3e-Selo=
DebeI, Soiepb Hobmer, 3ablmeiiter,
Carl 6. Braun, 8orIiber Oes 8eriDal-
tungsratbs, Soiepb @erf, ISM. @it-
tie, unteroffi5iere bonn DENT; 6ranf
St0mer, So6n Ster6er, Sigmuno
@uaaenbeimer, So. @abrB, Gbr.
Ghmiot, &arl @obrle, Seteran oes
SSelo3uges bon 1870 - II, 9arl
Streis, Sobn S Soratb, Sobn Sur
tis uno Sobn Mebringer.
Der &ommers, oen Die @ai6ingto-
ner beluhten, mar Der 8eginn elmer
~3peit1gigen Seier, mel6e nit einem
groBen @olfSfeit, mel1es inter Den
NuIpi3ien oes 9eutl6en &riegerbun=
oes i'm .@eiteno-@orf a~bgebalten
puroe, abi6loB. @oitor S. Sof=
mann, tuelder BEL Dem &ommers eli
ne fernige SLniprade belt, gratlllier-
tie Dem feitgebenoen @erein, Dab er
mieOer einmal feline Stelle aepuBt
bat.
Ser Gommers mar cine oeitt1d-
patriotiide Geitlidfeit, BEL weldcr Is
an begeiiterten &eOen ni1t feblte.
Ni1t nlir Die geiammten Weitglieoer
oes feitgebenoen 8ereins maren ber=
treten, ionoern aud an0ere @ereine
Der Staot. Die &auptreoe oes Mbenos
belt Der .oeuti9e &onIul, &err s. q.
2iioerib, mel6er alien gnmeieuoen 10
redt aus Dem &er5en lpradL oenn
oies beDies Der rieIige 8eifau, Der
ibn belobnte
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21
SOuntag, Ocn %. SUM 1918;
@rofcs @irnic
oes Seitihcn SriegerbnnOes.
unf Sims YARN, SafOma Bart,

0bes regliet, oOer oh Die Some
ideint, @ergniioeu gibt cs morgen Die
Nlenge. fir Srng imO SIT, fiir Wfonn
lnO @eib. @o 0enn2 guf Dem
Yicnic, oas Der &riegerbuno aiif
Sims 8arm in Gafoma Yorf ab5lI-
balten aeoenft. Sir Die arieger beiBt
es, piinftIih antreter, uno Der BON
ben pielen 6rcuuOen Oes 9unoes oa-
bel SIT lein ge0enft, Der nebnte Die
nod 8afoma Yarf fabrenoe StruBen-
ba6n muO bentbe Oieielbe bis our
gfe Der 6iiniten mo 8utternut Str.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21
sOmntag, Den %. SUM- 1918;
Wrufes Ticnic
nuf Sic. Nnt6's GanOiib, glaScns.
hmrg &OaO,
Oes SeiienOarmitGSter ~ltnteritiit-
nngs-@ ereins.

abington lit mobl fei-
ner, Der ni1t gtic. Alltb fenut. Sb
aber ieOer Den idonen Qanoiib fennt,
ben er lein cigen nennt, oas lit nod
Die 5rage. Stun morgen lit oie
ib0nite @eIegenbeit, oenielben fem
men al lernerL oa Der &elienoarin=
Itdoter unterltiibungsperein bort Elm
Hicnic abbaltcn miro. @ergniigen
miro Sung uno gllt geboten, un0 oa
genltg @elegenbeiten porbon0en limo,
nm allen elm ibiibenoes 0ad) 81 bic
ten, broubt iid altd nienlano Dor
Dem Hegen gu fiirdten. Die 9la-
oensburger StraBenbabn beforOcrt
ieoen iider nod Dem SeftpIab.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-21

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Erdl. Sulius GsIoff, 11S Geuneiie
gbe, 81. 6. s. z. GdmegIer, Gcfre.
tar. 1929 S Ctr, q. @.
|erein @aoen, Glois gieinbart sc.
fret6r, 1t3 9 StraBe, 9. 80. Der.
iommelt lih ieOen /. 0ienstaO i'm
geonat in 936 ga. Aue., q. ".
@erein Bayern, Columbia Seftipn
Scr. /. 8oIfgang 3udOai1el, 8roi
6rant @iegano, @i5e.Br1i. Wlide
SoIobeierIein. Shasmeiiter. Ebco y
9edert, Sefret6r, 1910 6la. Apc-
90. 6. @eri. am /. Sonltag i. 90
3 lbr nadnI. in $50. 922 4Sn. gIpe.
GdUGbiider Grnnfcn +. linteritiif
sMnssUerein, Midloel Diet, Scfret1r
.629 S Str, g. .. @erinmmIrng an
/. 9ienstag /. 80. in No.737 7. Ctr
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mann, Sefret6r. tuobnbait in Soco
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9e1enOarmItGStcr llmtrrIti5mmas
Serein. 2ouis Bauer. Braiioent
Sobn Meininger, 6efret1r, go. 81,
&.StraBe, 0.-@. @%erIannnlu1ig am
3. Wiitttuod i. 10. i'll 922 ga. gloe
Netser.lInter ItiitnngSucrrin. 5rit
SeB, Sefretar, Care go. 1920 Conn
@penle. 8eriommelt ii1 icOcn critct
Dienstag i. ID. in $50. 922 ga. gpe
Columbia 8rancr . 0r~nnfcn.lIn.
tcrItikuHgsDerein. 5rnns 3om. %.
fretar. 1874 22te Str, q. @. Scr.
Iammlung an 3. 9ienstog /. 81. IL
$50. 936 go. glpe., q. SO.
9eutIder Neutrality-suspicious.
IOiItrift $50. 40. Sefret1r 8m. San
nenanuL 1915 Marion StroBe, 9!
vs.. geriammelt lih ieoen 4. Wliti
mod i. 81. III 936 9a. slpe.. ". "
9entIGcr lImterfitnngsbnnS, 81.
ltrift 100. MihneI Dicto, Sefret1r
629 s Str. %. 6. @eri. am A. Son.
nerstag |. 80. in 1877 z. Str, H.g.
9cnti&cr llnterltiitnngSbnnO. Oi
thrift go. 41O. Sefret1r Sobn Wiei
ninger, go. 81 G-StraBe, 9t..@.
8eriammelt iid am /. Mittipoh je.
Den Mts. in 936 go. slpc.. 81. ".
Sentid : Nmerifaniider Inter,
itiibnngS : Ncrcim. 0tic. @ieaano
Sefretdr. SO. 1924 CITE Str, 2. ge.
Gelepbon Moin 2999m. @eriamml
an 2. 9ienStag i. ~. in 737 Z. Str
@ai6imstOm Sid OieIief. Sefretdl
s. 9iidof GberrD0nle Hiirni Sta
9. s. Yeri. am 1. uno 3. Molto0
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0cntde Srandt SPECIALIZATION
Gnrtci. MenSeI Nifl, Sefret1r, 1896
Ontario &oaO. @eri. am 2. mo a.
Wontog, 9lbelios s llbr, in gto. s27
7te Str, N..@. Snmpatiiicrcr ltetS
miufommeu.