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The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-26

NOTICE-Since the announce.
ment of the First Communion
services was put in type, word
has been received that there has
been a change of program, lie:
The children will receive Holy
Communion at 8 o'clock but
Bishop Matz will give confirma-
ton until $3.50 p. m.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-26
SOUGHT AFTER.

"After you became wealthy" said
the biographer, "you found yourself
much sought after?"
"Yes," replied Mr.. Dustin Stax,
"by an investigating committee"
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-26
DOESN'T SEEM RIGHT.

II see where poet claims to make
q living out of his verse;"
eyes, and he is being severely
criticised for it, too"
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-26
TOUGH PLAY.

"And why are these boys shoes
called La Tosca shoes %
"They are extremely tough play
shoes."
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-26
souRcEs OF INFORMATION.

First Clubwoman-Shc has a per
feet knowledge Of how the other half
lives.
Second Clubwoman-Gossip or So
ciologist.-Judge.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-26
CLAIMS HATH MURDERED SLEEP

"How did you enjoy the play,
Gothrockw
ooh, I thought Macbeth was good,
but who was Glamis?"
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-26

Capt. Fowler's daughter, Mrs.
M. H. Hoyt of Denver gave birth
to daughter on the 18th, inst.
All are doing well. The Enter
prise joins in congratulations to
Grand Pa Fowler, who is justly
proud.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-26

Ashes for Grapes.
Save all the wood ashes for fertil.
hlng grape vines.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-26
MATTER OF HABIT.

Merchant (to rk)-This won't
do. Every time you see "6" you
call it So"
Clcrk-No, sir; it's matter Of
habit. used to work in Indies
shoe shop.-rit-Bits.
The Enterprise for Printing
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-26

A. L. Davis and daughter
Theresa. left Tuesday to join Mrs.
Davis, who has been visiting her
parents near Cripple Creek.
They will all visit Colorado
Springs a day, returning home
about Monday of next week. The
trip is being made by Auto.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-26
Methodist Will Picnic,

The Methodist church appoint
ed the following committee, H.
c. Fields, w. R. James and j. F.
White, to make arrangements for
a picnic on the Fourth of July.
The committee has decided on a
trip to Pine Cliff on the Moffat
road. This is said to be an ideal
spot for mountain picnic. The
price for the round trip will be
$1.20 and half price for children.
Anyone desiring to make the trip
and spend a pleasant day in the
mountains should see one of the
above mentioned persons before
Saturday night.
The Sunday school picnic will
be held early in August.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-09
NORTH BENNINGTON

William Stanley spent Sunday al
his home here.
Mrs. Henry Roster is slowly i'm
proving from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Klbby Of Pros
pect ST., spent Saturday in Troy.
Mrs. J. Purdy Of Meagher Avenue
is visiting IN Manchester for a short
time
Mi. and Mrs. Albert Bush Of Ben
nington visited friends and relatives
in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Campbell and
son al Bennington called on friends
in town Sunday.
William Minogde of schenectady is
a guest Of Mr. and Mrs William May
new Of Yves, street
Tucker Lodge NO As F. & A. NJ.
will hold its regular meeting Wednes-
day evening al O'Clock
Miss Dorothy Hough'on was the
week end guest OF her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George K. lIoushton.
Mrs Richard Dwyer of Sodom
spent Saturday with her sister. Mrs.
John d. James OF Hawks Avenue.
DO nor forget the supper and en-
tertainment 10 be given by the Lad
ies Ala society OF the Congregation
al church Ia the church parlors this
evening
The first Of the series OF dances
given By Tucker Lodge No. As +. &
A NJ was held Friday evening in
Bank hall There was a large atten-
dance both from this place and
Bennington and a good time enjoyed
by all
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-09
Guarding Asslns, Group

The best safeguard against Group
Is a bottle OF Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound Ia the house. r II Clan,
Middleton, Ga. writes My chill
dren are very susceptible to Group,
easily catch cold. / give them
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
aud in every Instance they get
prompt relief and are soon cured.
We keep 1t on home aud prevent
Group" Use 10 also for coughs,
colds, hoarseness, tickling throat
bronchial and Ia grippe coughs. It
contains no opiates. Refuse subsu-
tufos Coles Pharmacy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-09
How TO Take Good
Care of Your Hair

Nothing spells your good looks so
much as homely halr-stringy dull
colored, harsh, Nothing adds to good
looks so much as beautiful hair-sof
silky, wayy and glossy. No ma ter
how beautiful yonr hair Is now, you
can improve It's good locks by using
Harmony Hair BeautiAer II your
hair Is homoly and ugly now. Har-
mony Hair Beautiier will make j,
softer sllkier glossier, more beautl-
full in every way. II also makes j,
easier to put mp and helps il 10 stay
put It's rich rose odor hides the un
pleasant oily smell of he hair. Har-
mony Hair Beautifer is rightly nam
cd. 81 beauties the hair.
Very easy 10 apply-simp'y
sprinkle O litue on your hair each
time before brushing it. Ii contains
no ell and will not change the color
Of the hair, nor darken gray hair.
To keep your hair and scalp dand
ruh-free and clean use Harmony
Shampoo. This pure liquid shampoo
gives an instantaneous rich lathel
that Immediately penetrates re-
every part OF hair and scalp inaur-
ing e quick and thorough cleansing
Washed of just as quickly. the On
tire operation takes only few
moments Contains nothing that can
harm the hair; leaves no harshnesj
or stickiness-jus, sweetsmelling
cleanliness.
Both preparations come in odd
shaped. very ornamental bottles. with
sprinkler tops Harmony Hair Beau
tiher, Si.00. Harmony Shampoo. 5uC.
Both guaranteed to satisfy YOU Ia
every way or your money back.
Sc'd in this community only al our
Street.-The Rexall Store-one OF the
more than 1000 leading drug stores
OF the United States. Canada and
Great Britain, which own the biz
Harmony laboratories IN Boston
where the many celebrated fIarmons
Perfumes and Toilet Preparation
are made. W. L. Gokay M Main
ST. Bennington, VI.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Asws Of the Town and Village Told BfIeth
soT Busy pesdgs&

Rubbers, rubbers! rubbers! at the
Surprise store, Library building.
ADJ. 55t2
save from 10 per cent to 20 per.
cent on your footwear at the Surprise
store, Library building. Adv 55t2
Save money on your leggin rub
bers. arJics and rubbers at the Sur
prise store, Library building. Adv.
55t2
Mrs. Charles Barnes returned Mon
day evening from New Berlin, Y. Y,
where she has been visiting since
Thanksgiving.
The funeral of Mrs. August BrilIon
was held from ST Francis de Sales
church this morning al 8 o'clock. The
body was taken to Keene, n. H.. on
the noon train for burial.
A regular meeting Of Stara lodge
|. o. o. f., win be held Wednesday
evening Officers for the ensuing year
VIII be nominated and the first de-
gree win be worked All members
are urged 10 be present.
The funeral OF Charles +. Galusha
win be held from his late home on
Valen inc street Wednesday morning
at 1890 O'Clock. Rev w. F. Meyer OF
the First BMapust church will ofici-
ate The burial will be il the North
Bennington cemetery
The meeting for the nominations Of
officers OF the Father Mathew T. a.
b. society, which was to have been
held Sunday, has been postponed I'M
I'll 7SO o'clock Thursday evening
when all members are requested to
be present. 55t4
Among the citizens Of Bennington
whose old.t!me photographs will be
shown at the Congregational church
fair this evening are Dr. L. II. Ross,
l.. $ Norton. Arthur Dewey, T. B.
Patterson, A. ]. Holden, T. T. Girls
void, Z. /. Bates, George Hawks
Charles H. Dewey, Clarence L. Hol
den, Or. F. S. Pratt, Charles r. Bur
Chas Barnes. Fred O. Graves, Hem.
s. Bingham Homer Fl. Webster Col
Inns NJ. Graves, George S. Mills. Rus
sell Hyde, Ii. J.. Norton, Harry
Co'e h. g. Huling, j. Oliver Burt
Frank Howe and few others
Come ana hunt yourself up.
James G. Byars, Jr, died Sunday a;
bis home In Hoosick from pneumonia
Mr. Byars owned and occupied the
Old story and half house about half
q mile from North Hoosick, on the
road to Cambridge, which was occu-
pied By Col. Frederick Baum and
British officers as headquarters on
the eve of the battle OF Bennington
Nj Byars was q son OF James G. and
Mary Black Byars and was born in
Glasgow. Scotland, August 10, 1863.
He came 10 this country with his
parents. For about ~ years he was
a resident OF Ncrth HoOsick. and
since q years OF age was mensber
Of the j. C Byars BottlIng company
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-09
HIS RETURN BANQUET.
It Was a Grand Social Success and
Cost the Major Nothing.

COST tne MAJOR Nothtnq,
\ veteran officer in the United States
army recently told Of the shrewdness
displayed by major in the old days.
He bad been appointed 10 the com
mand OF an army post on an island not
Il great way from san Francisco.
Soon after his arrival there French
rleet dropped anchor In the harbor
The commander invited the major
aboard the flagship and entertained
MIN royalty.
The idea struck the worthy major the
next day that BE was in honor hound
to return the compliment, but he was
staggered by the expense involved.
To give a banquet betting his dig
nifty as United States officer enter.
tanning a distinguished representative
Of a foreign uatiou would mean bank
ruptcy. as the government had not ~
thorized him TO draw on IFS treasury
for such purpose. and the cost OF the
affair would have TO come out Of his
own pocket. \ bright idea struck him
He invited the naval visitors 10 be
his guests the third day thereafter ar
an american picnic" Then he Sent
Invitations 10 the best people Of the
neighborhood to join him 10 basket
picnic az grove near at hand on the
same day. ITO meet our French naval
friends now on our shores
The people came with great baskets
and hampers OF provisions. a royal
feast vas spread in the grove. and the
picnic was long remembered as one OF
the most notable social successes or
its time.-Chicago Record Herald
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-09
roaRINoroM vAccuM cLEAMER

WIN make an ideal Christmas gift
from a husband to his wife. They
cost only $3.50 The Torrington
cleaner makes homework much cas-.
Ter ard is q great time saver. Any
one Of its many good features makes
Il worth much moro than its price.
For sale 40 A. *. Ritchies store
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-09
THE XMAS PROBLEM

Can easily be solved u you wish
Cones studio on Main street a
photograph OF yourself is the best
gift 10 q friend or relative. Photo
graphs enlarged, pictures framed and
frames of all kinds for sale. Enlarge
ment work q speciality Water cot
oTs spia l.. De Forest Cone.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-04
stdOtuae MeMiateiten.
Mal6inotOn Sid Melicf.

SIN @olbington Sid 8elief 8ereill
fan0 am % 9e5ember @enerol Ser.
%iammlung, @abl uno 9iiherrebilion
itntt. gs lit bemerfensmert, Dab elm
fleiner 8ercin, mie Der 8aibinaton
Sid &elief es oeritonOen bat, ieinen
Wfitglieoern Dor 10 Sabren G903)
cine 0inioen0e bon 40 8rocent un0
i'm lebten Sabre an 1. Npril Ihon
mieoer cine Dinioen0e BON % 8ro.
cent aiis5u3obIen. uno trob aIe0em
ood nod Elm &aiienbeItan0 bon 1928
Dollars uno So Gents oufSuiueilen
bat. Ser gerein nimmt M1anner un-
ter 40 Sabren auf iotpeit Die 1r8tlihe
llnterlu1ung gut ausfdat. 9(ppli.
fotionen linO I'M @~ereinSlofoI, S27
Ute Str. N.=@., al ieoem erIten un0
orttter Wfontng I'M Wfonat, s ltbr
abell5s, 81 bnbet. Die gintrittsqe.
biibren, neblt 9oftorfolten limo MIR
ga, Teldle Der Mpplifation beiqefiiqt
peroen miiiien; ionte ser applifant
ilidt uufgenommen merOen f0nnen,
70 befolnmt er lein noles @elo 8nriid.
0ie aranfengeloer betragen fir cine
pole @oHe Z Dollar unO fir ieoeu
folgenoen Gag | 0olar. 0ie Be
oes gercins iino: graIiOelt
0tto 9ordaroing gi3c 8rdiiocnt %.
glihaelis; 9rot. SefretGr. 6. 6. 8i-
5inan8-S efretGr, SIS. 9liden.
Sdabmeilter, AOom Shnei0er;
0lrettoren: 6rib ariieger, CHARLES
IT. Get, aarI @oer, Srie @itte, 2or.
s 6orlter, Auauit 5hpor3 s. s.
Braun.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-04
aOmmiRiouar &nOOIp6's So6res.
Vcridf.

Sn letnem Sabresberidt tueilt SEER
Ruoolpb oarouf BIN, OqB ole @un.
0esbauptltaot Der EIab. lit, mo- ole
4nltrengu1gen genladt mer0eL 0ie
Stootpermaltuug ST eiuer DoIlfemz
ien 3li ala1 nsuao SAB Is III ogF
Natllr oer Sade Iie0e CAB oas aallse
sono Dies nit groBeu SntcreIIe bef
lolae. @r ipridt baum iiber 0ie dim
Itige finnn3iele Gage oes DiItrifts
mo 5oIlt bo6en 3ribut Oen moroli.
lben gfipeau Der 8iirgerfdaft. 90
gRnarnte nSlums~ ieieu fat garnidt
.ooer bod MIR III geriugem MoBe Dor-
baa0eM un0 mo Tie eriltieren, ga
bielte Die EoIi5ei ben Dauiuen oorauf.
Benn 3~itiDeilen an0erS beridtet mir
De, 10 iei 0as oie SdnI0 ii6ereifri
ger &uriltarL oie aus elmer W9iide
etlen @Eepbanten maden.. Oil @n-
gelteaten oes Diltrifts miiroelt nod
lbren 8eroienften unO 2eiitunqen be.
1onoelt lno ieoer fabre gut babel.
VerIiderunsgsmeien SeuerIdub uno
Soli8el &erlualtling ieien gut, 10
aud bic 2 Ibulen, mo offeutlid)e uno
prinate @pbItatigfeit arbeite olisae
5etdnet y2adoem &err &u0oIpb 0ie
Den Glftrift be~treffenOe @eIebaebuno
i'm Sabre 1912 beiproden bat, fpridf
er ieine 3lifrjeoenbeit ans. 0aB bic
aomntiilare oarin erfoIgrcid maren,
tro1sportabae observation-disclosures
81 befommer, fpoourf Sic Nepara.
turarbeiten melentlih erleidtert mir.
Den. @8enfo 8olt &err Gu0oIp6 Dem
ltdofiid9en arbiteften bobes COB.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-04
0cNcn gaa.

Ter Ball, 0en elmer olten @enpbn.
belt gen1aB Die SciienoormitGoter am
+. Sanuar ST. gebeu pilegelL bclpies
aud Dies Sobr mieOcr ieine qn5ie.
b%ungsfrait. melti olld5 ser Neiuh
bate nod ltorfer ieiu t0nnen. IS
mitroe iebr flott getal5t. uuO in 0en
Bauiet ~erfreiteu Ole 1t.i6brioc
glaude Gomiailr un0 sic 6siGhriue
Norma Barnard sic NmueleuOet
0nrdl Cans (Shmcrttau3) mo sc
lang. SIN H%ebcnroltm qin0's luItid
81. @err @ermam Slider mar Gber.
munoihenf. 3lr Seite ltanOen i6m
orc @erren Sobn Alt uao Qollis
S9miot- sttd 81 ellen cabs gut
mo reidlidl, Oaiiir batte 6rau ga.
gelnann geiorgt. 9lnl oIlerbeIhdf.
tighten mar Der nuermii0lide @rdlt
Dent oes Gereins, Serr 2ouis 0auer.
CT mar cinfa6 Ii bcraIL. gls gor.
liBer pom Somite 5ei9neten lih be.
lonOers @err Sobn M%eiuinqer, ser
ole @oroerobe Oermaltete, SEER Sen.
g%iegelmoHn. ser 0rOmmg ihaffte,
lno 9crr @mil SpaDrL Der elm
(@elo) c~lnnebmen0es @eien bate.
aus Die aomites ieeten lid foIqen.
oernnaBen 5uiantmen:
Arrangements aomite: Sohn
Metninger, @mil Spobn. Sbeooor
Serd, Sobn 8erber, @rneIt 9lmeInna
@arl Sabn Geo. u. Corr.
@Hplan9s @oinite: Geo. 3. geB
Ter, @p. Meber, Sobn Shubtrumpf,
@reaor arannE Sobn u. Iutb, Gbr.
Seilltein Aoam Diegelnianm.
Sronlings Somite: SEQ 0icacl
noun Sollis Bauer H., G6as. s.
Geo. @obnaar, 6ero.
1te9elnlannL Gonr. 5droeter.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-04
5rennOidnft befraftiat.
Saiier nnO Eriusreoemt tanideu silr
Sn4resiuenOe ber5Iide s~elesramme
ans

&aiier 8ilbelm II. Der llele Nrina=
regent gaDerns, Hrin5 2ltomiq, ba.
ben al Der Sabresmeu0e ber5Iihe g.
iearamme miteiuanoer ousgetaufdlt.
Die 9ele9romme tp~ieoer6oIen all
lldBlid oes Sabresmediels Die Qus-
bride Der mDanoeIboreu Srenno-
idaft 5piifen ben beioen Serrider
b1lliern uu0 geIten ais cine gefr1f-
tigtng Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sic
Der Safer unO Der Neqent on ser
Sabre Oes oabingeidieoenen Grin3re=
genten 2uitpoIo iid gegeiieitig qe-
soat baben.
Der Telegrammalistoui1 miro ais
ein Deiteres 8eihen Ser allten 9esie.
bnngen 5wiiden ben beioen 26n0ern
nit 6reuoeu begriiBt
Washington Journal., 1913-01-04
@aiier MiIheLna @Lnflnnnid.

SIN MeiBen Saule iinO per 3abel
@riiBe gum Neuen Sobr pom oerlt
iden Safer uno pom a6uiq BON
Stalien eiHgelaufen. 0os an Sen
YrdiiOenten Gait geridtete aabeI.
granm Softer @ilbelms loutet: .9n
.SdIrB Oes So6res iprcde i'd 81.
ilen unO Dem an1erifnnfldeu golfe
meme altfridti9iten @liidipiinlde 81
Dem fommenoen neuen Satire ans.
0eidiftc EapiergclO : 6Glidnmg.
Die 9ealnten oes gunoes Sc
beimoienItes parnen Dor elmer llelien
duBerIt geIhidt bergeiteaten sal
ldung zines 5iinfoouor Gertififa.
tes, melde Die bette @adabmunq felt
DEM grl6einen Scr ~beriibmten 500.
gfote nit Dem ,Monroe aopf4 I'M
Sabre 1898 iein iol. Oh b~etreffen-
ben 6alfiiifote iiii0 in Der Staot Stem
yorf gefun0en mor0en.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-04
NOm icMieitS
Dcs O5e0ms,
9cmtidLamO.
|9er Ocutide Shuts : Sefretdr DOn
SiOcrlcn @nedter erIiegt cincm
Ser5idlas.

VI 0IW%"B*
Berlin, 80. 9e3. @ie Elm @lib
ans beiterfa 0inlmel pirfte Die beute
Morgen ans Stuttgart eintreffenOe
telegrap6iide aunoe, oaB oerStaatss
Iefretdr oes 9[euBern glfreO bon
aioerlen @aedter in Der miirttenl=
bcrgiidcn 9orptftoOt zines plobliden
8ooes geItorben lei.
Die @iobsbotihaft nerbreitete Iid
mie ein @auffeuer 1no ertpedte uage-
meine Ieilnobme. &err b. &iOerlen
perlebte @eibnahten itets in Stltt-
qart, ieiner @eburtsltoOt, uno 3tpor
i'm @ouie ieiiler Sdweiter Sobanne,
ser @itme Oes lbon Dor oreiBig
Sabren acknowledgement Hittmei-
tiers 6reiberrn 9ietri6 bon @em-
nlingen / @uttenberg
Mie meitere 9ra6tnadri6ten ans
Stuttgart melOer, 8eigten iih ON
6reitog 9(beno leidbte Ser8beidncr-
ben Die ie0ob balO beboben plrOel.
9Iber es fam elm 99iidfoa, Der iid
am folgenoen Samltag einitente ueber
Sonntog beiicrte ii1 Der 3uiton0 Oes
iibtlib Shmerfranfen ntht. SSa0eB
gloubte niemano an cine Eo0esqc-
fa6r.
@eite Morgen gegcn s llbr trat
Ngonie ein, melAer balo oas 9lble-
ben fol9te. Die Aer5tc itelten Ser3-
lei0en mo gtierenIeiOen felt.
Nlfreo Don &ioerlen Maedter.
geboren am 10. SSuIi 1852, madte
Sen oelitfd fran8oaihen ariea BON
1870 TEein nv @ca
1872 rs nlloierte e. IN Eiibingeif,
Seip5ig ultO StraBbnrg Snra, no.
rallf er III oas Ausmdrtige Nmt ein=
trat. 4n Sabre 1881 murOe er Sc
fretar an Scr @oti1aft 8n ct. BeterS-
burg, BON bort erfolgte feline 8erieb.
ing in qlcihcr gigenidaft nod ga-
ris, oonm ging er ais 9otidafter nod
StutHtullllitOpel.
Mls 8i(6eIm Der .3Deite 0ie Me.
gierltng nlIgetreten batte, beqleitete
aioerlen 8aedter Sen Monarhen
bel ben 9eiuden IN ct. 8~etersburq,
Stodbolm mo &openbaqen. Mltd
ipGterBin Duroe er SIT ben Meiien 0es
Saiiers ais Gertreter oes Mltsm6r-
tigen N(mtes 8iIge5oger, SIM Sabre
1894 purOe er @eian0ter in Sam
burg, balO oarauf @eianoter IN So
penbagen. Set Dem Sabre 1900
mar CT ais @~einn0ter in 8ltforelt ia.
tig. @dbreHo Ser Saaaer Sonic
ren5 pertrat er ben 8otlhafter Srei-
BERN Waridnu b. 9ieberItein in
aollta1tinopcl. Set 0em %. SSuni
1910 mar er Staatsiefretdr 0es Neu=
bern. Als lolber Fat er 0ie Meae-
lung Der Observation-Disclosures berbeide-
fiibrt uno mdbren0 ser Iebfen 8eit
leiner Nmtstdtigfeit bic otrd sen
8nlfanfrieg aufgetporfenen Sraqen
IN h06ft geididter @eile b~ebanoeIf.
@err bon &i0erlen @aedter 1dlo-
oete iid Doriibergebeno 0urb Iein un-
gliidli1es Heidstog Debut III Sen
RoDember-Saeen oes Sabres 1908,
ais er SteIlOertreter 0es erfranften
StaatslcfretdrS 5reiberrn b. Shoen
ipar: 3eitpeilig itan0 er aud beim
aoiler n llngnaoe, neil er. ais cr
oeit Safer nad england b~eqIcitete,
ibn ernlabnte, in ieinen 4elBeritaoen
porlibtig 5li leiu. Ser IerItorbene
mar nnDermdblt.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-04
@rOeer gaa
De5
DemId: am. Neutrality-suspicious.,
MiOnta9, ben 6. Samar,
i'm Oh MaiOnit 3enpel.
@rGiig @ereniioMMQsuerein.

OnfeI 8rafis @ereniienugspereiu.
Sic @eibna6tsfeier 0es u9nfd
UrdliS Berg. II. Damenuereina | Sol
Den @agIe 9oteI pereinte cine orcBc
Mil5a9l BON 0nfeln u10 Santen, ia,
lie man 10 gut beiudt Dab biel me6r
nidt bitten BIaB finoen fonnen. Sic
Ennten @abl, @raefe, Berger, Me-
Der un0 Die OnfeI $. Webrenberg u.
SEQ. Berger batten eineu Mei6nadts.
haunt Iebr id0n geidmiidt, uno als
9err 6rib Nergmann ais Gonta
Claus eridien, mlo ben &inoern
Spiellahell. amerifanil1e 5dbnd eli
nno 3iider5eug beiAeerte, % fantte
Der Slibel Der &lei1icn feline @rcu-
gen uio teilte Ii1 aud ben 9[lten nil
Sir OieIe gab es @rfrildunqen NJ
aigfaher glrt, uno Elm Sdn3d)en
Die g~elltngene 3eier. Gas
beltano aus ~fol9enoen So
@ebrenberg, S. 6. M2
Mair, Otto Mutidler
le flieBen lieB, aarl
9cbcr.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-04
NOm SnIomD.
Sung %fOnOuIicrt.

SeileiOs : GepeIde bes Gtaatsiefre-
tars an ben OeutIden Rci6sfan5lcr.
Staotsiefretdr anor ridtete oie
folgen0e Depei6e on oen 4an8Ier
beg oeutiben Reides, Or. b. Beth
mann Soapeg:
o@enebmigen Sic ben gus0rud
meiier aufridtigen Seitna6me mo
ben Der &egieritng Der Ser. 5taatcn
anldBIid Oes NbIebens oes oasge-
Seidneten Staatsmaunes, Serrn bon
&ioerlen -@oedter.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-04
geim nNriun4

IA Olt. -. c.tt[ NAMY xf ~
Nie III 1rltDeren Sabre1i, bate aitd1
oiesmal nie0er Der Arion Gamen.
ocrein Die Arrangements fir Sic
@eibnadtSfeier ii6ernommen, unO IN
@rlnnerung an Die friiheren ldonen
ad else par Sic 8etr daAalo.
aud 0iesmal cine lebr itarfe. Son
Der gilbne berab ltrablte Elm madti.
ger 8eibnadltsbalm i'm Qihter nn0.
6limlnerglau3, uno menn taandes
AntDeienoen @eoanfen nad) Ser alten
telren @eimnt fponOern 1ln0 lih
%ipebnliitig an @eibna6ten crinnern
modten, ME es oabeim tpar, 10 unr
be oIele Stimmung nod nernebrt
0ltrd 0as bonn gbor 0es Arion qe.
lilngene uSeimtpeb0. Serr 9(iIqitit
ShmtOt, Der @r1iiOent oes grion
bielt oonn cine trefflihe uno pafen-
DC Anlprade, mo ooraltf fol0te cine
Defamation 0MiQfommen~ uorae.
ttagen bon Wargarete gooe, einem
gang tpin3igen 5rdulein. Oann tam
Die @lan5nummer 0es @6enos, cine
aomooie u@briitmos at 6inneqau's
Stats (mbcre mott Of tbe looQers
are @ermans). AilBer Serrn 8.
@olOiteir, Der Die &one 0es Gbouf
feltrs lpielte, mo SRI. gIeonore
5hmur5, IN ser NoIle BON Santo
Claus Ngent W1iB @op0beart, nah.
men 20 ainocr al Ser Auffiibruno
tell Die SnuptroIlen Iogen in Sen
9atioen bon hilbert Nltenrus, Mortin
Ntegal1o (oer jnnge lit gefnei1it. nibt
Der Br1li0ent oes Gentralpereins).
Nrita NaBmann uno Neqino @ie
gono. gfah Dem Stiid DerIieBen al.
ltdflt Die ainoer Den Saal, pur6en
baum dber BON ben 0arnen sri. g.
Sober, Sri. @eber nn0 SRI. Ghmora
bIlieingefiibrt, INN oas 5u erbaIten,
mas Der @eibnahtsnionn Qebroft
bate. limo oann foIgte oos iibIihe
Sali5den. @as oas Spiel onbeIonat.
lo iprod iih ieoermoun b0dlt IobenH
oaritber aus. Ole Sinner 3eiqten
ten 9ria, Ausiprahe, g(ftion et
Elm 9felaltat Der glltcn NuS
Iettelis Der &e9ie. Sri. 30
ler bat friiber Idon i6r@l
ler 5fihtllng i'm oMrio1
bate Dor fur5er 8el
elm yStauffaherin
Washington Journal., 1913-01-04
Mailimatum sanncr6nnna

Nas ardn5hen, oas Ser Sanger
9ln1o ON 81. Ge3ember aab, mar out
fai'Iax 1e1o redlt eemftgia 1ps I'M.
le @olf mar aatiirtid9 aiit saalreid
len pertreten mo ian5te ms nellc
Sobr 6inein.
tSllr 0as ntorgen itnttfnoen0e Son.
iert 1T iolgenoes 8roaranfm alliae
tellt moroen:
i. a. Sci it'll i'm ggalo ul0 laitide
BON Gaul @laier.
b Der Sa9er ans aurpial3e
bon Y. Don 9t6egropen
Sdngerbuno.
2. 8arapbraie iiber oas Wcibnodts
lieo oStiae 9ladt, belize aadt4
Don H. T0bribih
0rau @umpredt uuo oie 0erren
Snmprebt, Wiiniter, Nolflteiucr, il.
@omor0.
3. uWiemoirs De HeOia~. 9 @ .ge9oB
gtor0iea Wlonoolin il. @uitor 0lub.
4 8bon Sopelp Niro~ aus IA Ser.
le on 8relil@ non 4. 0apio
6rau @a5eI @egter Neeoer.
5.a) lila Sife go q 2ife4 (Smeet
GonitancD), bon scala Sou
b u9loba De- (6aremeW
Don gr.aonigin &iliuuf
Satuaiian Guartett.
s. %, tbon Yalcrmo~ gar
from vSieilian |espez
@err Gbomas1
Z. uGoucert GomaiE
@erren Min1