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The Washington times., 1913-05-27
COASTER BRAKES
TRUST DISSOLVED
First Suit of Administration,
With Final, Agreed Decree,
Filed in Rochester.

ROCHESTER, N. T.. May 27.-The
first antitrust suit of the new Admin
-istration. with final. agreed decree.
was filed In the United States District
Court here today. The Coaster Brakes
trust" was the monopoly dissolved.
The court found that the New De-
parture Manufacturing Company, Of
Bristol, Conn; the Corbin Screw Cor
poration, New Britain. Conn; Aurora
Automatic Machinery Company, Miami
Cycle and Manufacturing Company.
Middletown, Ohio; Eclipse Machine
Company. Elmira, N. Y. and the Buff
falo Metal Goods Company, Buffalo. n.
y. were members of a combination in
restraint of trade in coaster brakes or
hubs and sprockets for bicycles and
motorcycles.
The Individuals.
The individuals named in the SUIT
were Edwin e. jackson. jr., and FRED
erick r. Huntington. Of New YORK; Al
bert r. Rockwell. Dewitt Page, Charles
r. Treadway and Gales p. Moore, OF
Bristol, Conn; Charles Glover and
Clarence A. Earl, of New Britain
Conn; David L. Whittier. Leonard s.
Whittier and Ralph d. Webster. OF Ei-
mira. n. Y: Simon Fiorsheim and John
d. Hurley. of Chicago; Kelly R. Jacoby,
James p. Drouillard and Emmett w.
Jsckson, Of Middietown. Ohio; Fisher c.
Atherton, Of Buffalo. n. Y.
The Governments charges, sustained
In the courts decree, were that the IN
diyfdrsleS and companies they controlled
entered into q conspiracy to monopolize
trade in coaster brakes and coaster
brake accessories through agreements
anicng themselves, formation OF an as
socsafion of manufacturers. stpulations
entered into with jobbers forcing them
to sell at q specified price. and Issuance
OF special licenses" under patents held
by tho various companies.
Control Accessories.
The selling stipulations. the Govern
ment asserted. enabled the trust" to
control accessories to their brakes that
were unpatentable All the manufac-
turers were In an Association Of
Coaster Brake Licensees and met at
regular intervals to map out their busi-
ness
Other charges were that the trust"
haraaBed and intimidated jobbers and
dealers and committed "other wrongful
acts too numerous to be herein set
Jude. Hasers decree restrains the de-
fend.sts from the acts complained Of
by the Government, and grants them
sixty days In which to reorganize their
bug4no1sL The decree specifically states
that the. defendants expressed in open
court their desire not to violate the law.
The Washington times., 1913-05-27
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Holiday Fri day l2-inch
Flags, with staff and gilt spear
head at Sc. The 5-foot flag and
6-foot pole for the home - at
only soc.
The Washington times., 1913-05-27
tuberculosis Cure
Now in Public Eve

The tuberculosis treatment or Drs.
Karl and Sylvia Won Ruck. of Asheville.
n. c., has GENE into prominence as the
result of the ps ssage by tire Senate of a
resolution Of Senator Overmaa calling
for an investis alton of It py the FuD,ic
Health Ser:ice.
The Washington times., 1913-05-27
Money for Refugees.

The State Department has been ad-
vised that the American consul at
Tampico, Mex. has been authorized by
the American Red Cross to draw 5000
for the maintenance and transport OF
American refugees from Tampico to
Galveston.
The Washington times., 1913-05-27
Sail for German Port.

Central Office Detective Jacob Rerman
and Mrs. Berman sailed from New York
yesterday for a three months tour OF
Europe. They will go first to Germany
where they will visit relatives Of Mrs.
Berman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
TWENTY-ElGHT VETERANS OF
The FIGHTING COMPANY
GATHER HERE.
Stories Of Life Around the Old Camp
Fire Told and Old Friendships
Are Renewed

With y Of the surviving SO mem
bers present, the twenty-eighth an.
nual reunion OF Battery - OF the First
NeSt Virginia Light Artillery better
known rs Carlin's Battery, was held
Yesterday morning In the Board OF
Trade 1Ssc'1Oly rooms Market Audi.
torium building. The session proved
70 be the most Interesting ever held
ny the veterans. and much business
or an important nature was transact.
I'd Most of the morning, however.
was devoted to hand baking. renew
Ing former acquaintance and remin-
iscent talks OF the days Of 81 to '6i
During the morning members of
me famous battery, one or the widest
known ORGANIZATIONS which took part
IN the Civil War. gathered about the
hoard OF Traed rooms Several States
We're represented. and many had come
considerable distance To shake hands
with their oldtime comrades and re-
cite again thrilling Incidents OF the
thsy were called TO order hy ! NJ
Richards. president az the organiza-
ton. and the only commissioned on
Ger now living
Following the usual custom, tho 70.
union was opened with prayer pro
rpunCcd yesterday By Comrada j T.
NcComhs. ~ Moundsville Routine
tine matters were then given attcn-
ton. followed by special business
Tho minutes were read by Secretary
y. ENley. and approved comrade
charles n Senseny then road letters
from absent Comrades Phillips. Uoxia
Jorden and Mofet. explaining their
absence and expressing their regrets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
MEMBERS OF CARLIN'S BATTERY
GATHER IN ANNUAL REUNION

NJ being unable 10 attend. The re-
port OF Treasurer McCulley was read
and accepted.
Comrades Present.
The roll was then called by Secre-
fary ENley and the following respond
ed. j VI. Richards, bethesda q. /:
scott Riley. tlarksburg. Joseph IA.
tonley. Elm Grove: William Johnson.
Wheeling; Benjamin F,xley. Ir..
" hieelns. John y. Fennimore. West
nliy, o; John il Wallace. Toronto.
o; Theodore Roller. Wheeling: James
II. Riggs, West Liberty, W. Va. Dan
lei ". Bliss, Columbus. Kansas: Geo.
W. Brandon. Steubcnville. o. Fred
erick Brown. McMechen. Philip
Fletcher, Ellwood City. Pa; Siegfried
Fritz. Warrington. W. Va; VIM IA.
Hobbs. Martins Ferry. O.: Jacob Hon
ecker. Wheeling: Thomas q Ham
mond. Moundsville. Henry = Jones.
Wheeling. James McCulley. Elm
Grove. W. Va: Joseph T. MCCombs
Moundsville; Henry Pebler. Wheel
ing; Alonzo Reed Wheeling: George
VI. Rabbit, Akron. o.. Charles n.
Senseny. Wheeling; Vim. II. Thomp-
son. Rellaire.
Officers for the ensuing year were
reelected. as follows
President. VI Richards. Wheel
ing
secretary ENlCy. Wheeling.
Treasure James McCu!ley. Elm
Grove W Va.
\ resolution was adopted deciding
20 hold all future reunions In this
city, as Wheeling Is centrally located
and most o. the members reside IN
this vicinity. Comrade Rabbit. Of
Akron. o. extended an invitation 10
The Ratfery 70 hold next years re
union in that citv
Participated In Parade.
The principal talk ~ the morning
was delivered nv President Richards
He cordially welcomed all present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
This Is Done to Advertise coIeman's
PURE Creams and
Sodas.

All should get acquainted with Cole,
mans Extra Quality Ice Cream and
SOdas.
You are sure Of cleanliness. fresh
ness and purity when you patronize a
Coleman Fountain
During the month ~ June a box of
Schraffts Chocolates will be given
away each day at each Coleman Foun.
tain
After you get acquainted with the
delicious Cole man quality YOU will NOT
be satisfied with ordinary creams and
sodas
Al creams intended for use az Cole
mans must pass a chemical test or
II r. not frozen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
POUND BOX CHOCOLATES FREE DAILY
At EACH COLE MAN DRUG STORE

And nothing but purc syrups-no
st.atracts-are used at the Coleman
You never get authorizations in any.
Snlng bought at any OF the Coleman
coleman maintains a chemical and
oacterlological department where
tests Tor purity are being made con.
When you are thirsty don't kfail 10
Visit u Coleman Fountain.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-01

Gas aon3ert, oas Der oArion" Sc
%lanQoerein am lebten Sonntag in
ieiner Salle CAB, mar iebr gnu be-
Taf1. Die Gortrdge nurOen eia1e-
leitst uno qeidloNen Don Dem gtoroI.
ca U,ai0plm an0 Guitar Club uatar
Qcitma ocs @etrn @aItcr0oIt. Sim
@uiang iDucOe gelpielt memoirs De
g1ebins, BON De SOB, un0 20 a Milo
9loic, bon 0feoomel, 5umShluB go
pular WfcOleD SO. 8. Die Henartigc
uno le6r e%ffeftOolle Dfuiif fano pielen
9eifon. Die glftiben iaugen icbr gut
n@eimotliebe" BON 8engert; @err ".
6. Nioolcton bradte ieinc mddtigc
YaBItimme in y0omn III The 9mls
geon", pon areuihe, 5iir pollen Gel
tling uno miBte lid 81 elmer 3ngobe
perItebeli. SEER o. 8rnpn beiuies
nit ieinem ganioiolo oAmerican
&onoo", BON Stuber, DAB er cine cr-
3caente Setnif III Der SanObobung
leines Snitrumentes beiibt. @benio
einorudspoa ertpies li1 oasErio (&i-
oline, Geao uuo Eiato) beltebeno
aus Den &erren SAporb, 9oeiter II.
Shroeoer. sic ipielten Den o2iebes-
gorten" BON Shlmimn. @err sc.
5iBgeralo iaug 06or pou alone BON
@eel. Seine Ihone 9enorltimme 6ats
te cine ieltene @eid6eit unO wlmoer.
polen 8obllallt. 9(ltd Sri. 6. SILT
CARDS iiiBerS opran mahte einen por-
teiIboften @inoriid, Sie lang -osSiI-
Oitb~ BON Goncone unO uGoriiiimo"
BON Eenn. 9egleitet muroe tie BON
Serrn Saltsmdnr.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-01
Gins Oeutideu Sereinen.
0shtider SeutraI gsrsiu.


Sn 9lbtDeienbeit Oes &rGiiOenten
D2artiu IieganD, 6er .nfolqe i%.d,far
GrtdItung ans Simmer gefenelt mar,
leitete Der 1. gise-Frdii0ent 81. 8nd.
Oaidel Die GerIainnllung. Gas @ro-
tofon Der lesten @erianmluig tpuroe
obne IenOernng unaenommell. 9or-
reipon0en5eu gingen Gin: Som oeit-
idel llnterltiiblmgSbinO, OiltriftJto.
40, Der iolacioc @eIcooteii nnnelOet:
81. &tieg. @. &annemani, @.6.Wie-
Scr, 5. 6. 0ebmer mo q. &. Sor-
mng; pom 0cutidru &riegerbuno,
Der ourd $ Sehuer, s. Wlair, 8.
@olt 8. Merf un0 =. Streib per-
treten lcin miro; pom 6elt-NuslduB
fir Die uGdIte Gonnent:on in ct.
2ouis Scr nm Mittcilrng bittet, mie
piele 9clcgaten pom bier nod ct.
2ouis fomlncn pcr0cn. &crr s. 9.
Sdmiot ianote ieincn geitrag ais
gin3elmitglieO ein.
Ser geriht ocs Ghabmeilters
mltroe pntgegen gcnommen. Der
Sdabmc1ter madlt ferner ourauf
auimerfianL Dab Ieioer nod INNER
nift alle @inIaBfarten sur 0eutiAen
Engfeier nbgerehnet morOen iinO.
Das betreffenoe &omite miro onge-
tDieierL Die Sa1e energii6 in ole
@an0 81 nebnten.
Oos &omite fir Statlttenrepilion
berihtet ben neuengnttpurf elm. Der
ieIbe pitroe nit einigen fleinen 9len-
oerungen einitimmig angenommen.
SEER Geo. @litt DltrDe ais @in5elmit-
glieO oufgenommen. SEER Bender
regte bonn an, inter ben Nulpi5ien
.Oes Central @erbanoes eineu Golfs-
IieOerobeno 5t peramtalten. 9Guf An=
trag Oes Serrn 8oldner erflGrt iid
Ser @erbato int @rinaip oafiir, iltO
Der Yr1iioent lit beolftragt, Elm So
mite 5u ernenteti, ons Die Mngele9en=
belt in Nngriff nebmen ioa. Der
@erbano belAlieBt e%inltimmig iid
gcgen Die SoneS-Borfs @in 51 erfl6-
rem, uno 0nrd @ertreter Dor Dem Zip
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES noriteaig 5l mer-.
0en.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-01
Masfenbau Der
Milbelm Sell 9oae

Gas &onite. III Oelien @0u0en Die
@rrangierung oes Ntosfenbolies TAG.
ben Oie MilteIm Ten 2ces am laeisA
G}ontag in ST. Gls Nialonic sou ab
bieit batte uibt 3u Diel periproGsa
pcnm eS ioate, oaB Der Boil etmas
UroBartiges peroen miiroc. Als ii1
ami 8eiebl BON 9errn Glass; Sued
le nm 8 ltbr Der @orbanQ BOB, 5eiatc
bic Decoration Der @il6ne lid in tic
fem bot gebalten, Donnerlhlage
boltcll oltr1 Oct Suul mo tulter
9lib uno 0onner crIGien Satan Ii.
iiad)te in bcftiger @eile ourauf aui
mertiom, Dab er Serriher iei, NM
Serrlder bleiben nole. A6er bal0
muBte CT fleiu beigeben; 0enn Oic
6eeu=aonigin eridien uno mics i'm
in oromntil6er @eiie iii ineSdrans
fen. @uf ibren 3anberminf eridien
BON Der Ounflen @interfpan0 Der elm
id0Her, fleiner &rin3 Gornepal, Ser
lid Orrd ieine feline &eOe 6alo in
Ole 9er5en Der ampelen0cn Tdmcn
bineinmogelte, Seen mo Eeufel Der.
i0bnte, uno Damn ole &%eri0hnteu 3u
einem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oalc6 ocn
5aal fiibrte, nobel iih ole ontDeien-
Den Wfasten auihIofen. @dbreno
Der Torfiibrung ulIf Der 9iibtc nmr-
Den 9 lebeu0e 9iEoer ge3eiat: 1. spolf
feline Seufel Inn eiileu qroBen Sc-
renfeIiel; 2. amoIf Seen Inn Die Seem
f0nigin, Delde Streifen in rot, weiB
ulo bloii belt, BON Oeiien ie elmer 5it
elmer Der Seen ging. AuBerOem folg-
te ein 8roIog, al Dem Eeufel mo.
Seen iih beteiligten.
@s mar mirfli6 biibidl uuO &errn
Gbas. s. &lle6Ic gebiibrt poues Sob
fir Die ih0ne Seronltoltlng. @rin8
Garnepal nnrOe BON Dem fleinen &.
&uedIe porgeitelt, 6rib Senniqe mar
eiil grimmiger Satan uno Srau s.
=. 9ebnter cine anmlltioc 1ee1f6ni-
gin. Sri. Saeen mar oic @6renoamc
oeriel6elL itno sic 6rd4leins 6. Sam-
mel, o.. Ndterfirden. s. 0ittcs, $.
9lein, $. Braun, S. @cimor, u.
Miaer, 3. SbenOorfer uno &. Saaen
repr6ientierten Seen. Die Serren &.
alein, 6. Giim, SO. Stiirnian, s.
Sdiaing mo 4. &icoel maren gro
BE Seifel ufO bic ingenoliden SO.
&uehle, s.. @eimar, s. 8eilItcin, 81.
@ennige, 3. @bite, 6. araft mo &.
4lein fleine Selfel.
au6 Der 9oa Derlief glGn5eno.
Ereiie purDen folgenoe oilsgegeben:
@ruppenpreis: Y9loiterglodcn~
S. 8onOrod, $. SauOers, SEER un0
5rau Seffner, Geo. SeboitioiL 6.
SanOers ITO 6rau Seffer it,.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-01
SamserbnmO Masfcnbaa.

@S moren mebr dis 300 Haare, Die
Ii6 in ben N1unlen oes SGngerbuu=
0eS eingefultoen batten un0 li6 IN
Nlasfeni1er5 rno Flottem San6 per-
aniigten. 9os Observation-Disclosures
beItebeno ans sen @erren sc. @ie-
qanO, Geo. SIterinoDer, 6. Denni-
ion, s. Bed uuO q 2epper bate cine
ld)pere Iltfgabe 81 bemaltigelt, Inn
aus Ben Dieleu l1oilen Masfen Die
beIten aus5up1blen. Ger @rlippeu-
preis ging an Oie Grange @omens'
Suffragettes~ oargeitelt bon SRI. s.
W1iindl SRI. S. 3irfim Sri. 8. Sfin-
no unO Sri. S. @ei6isfeter. Als be-
Ites Nnar erbielten &err I'M 06rl.
9ottger einen Yreis 5uerfan.lt. Sic
repr6ientierten 81 era3p quilt. 9a-
menpreile erbielten: Sri. @.G6mar5,
6ran 6. 8litt, Srau 9el19ert uno
SRI. Golb, Se%rrenpreiie 8. S6loB,
$. <bn 81. gltttler, $. Gololtern
uno g.. 8litt.
@ie mir lAon IN Der borigen Ntum-
mer mitteilten, fanO IN ben unteren
GGumen &onsertmulif ltatt, nno aud
bier berri1te frii6es, frobes Nasfen-
treiben. Ser ein3ige lln5ufrieoene
mar Sim, @oolpb 2epD alias Sein-
rid Seine Der 3meite, Der iid) aud in
Gin MasfenfoItiim geItedt mo bod
feinen Yreis erbalten bette. 8arum
nimt2 Mian bate i'm erfamlt. $50
ran? Nn feinen 8iiBenll 3 mel
SSn Sen &omites arbeiteter Die fol-
genoen &erren;
arrangements : &omite Bm. BE
reug it,, 8oriiser, gbas. $. 8au-
man Hall s. 8ranoiteot, $. u.
Gheuermall 6 .&uebel, @oolpb 2enu,
Serbert 2eop, S. Is. @olfmoB S. q.
Me0eder. 6. &idter, S. s. 9ebmer,
81. 5@neioer, Sobn @alomalL Mart-
@iegano, 2arl 1olloer. s.. s. groot-
@qa- apmite Or. $. 9. Gamble.
@orlieer, 6. Mf. Garter, sc. s. 6orO,
Of. arablmge 8. g. 2nnon, SO. Butt,
S. @paeIiang, g.. 8. @auls, Or. %.
9. Smith, s. 6. StreitberGer, S.
gunpolO, Or. 8. q. @alfer unO $.
@ena.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-01
Scdmifer Masfcnbua.

&leiu, aber .fein, 0as mar Der Weas-
fenbaa, 0en Ser 8e6niferperein an
81. Sebruar in Ser Sdngerblmoboae
p~eranItoltete. 9elouOers fielen Die
iebr iboren 0amenmos-
fen nltfj ober oud Die Scrren mic
len prd1tige 2oitiime auf. @ir mol
len bier MIR ben @bineien unO oen
&apalicr erp1buen. @err Geo. @.
Spier befpies in Der 2eititng pes Bal
les feline oIte, oft bemdbrte @eibid-
lid)feit. IS flappte alles. CAB aber
bel alien Mummeni6on5 aud ltets
Elm Momento Wfori 5ltgegen lei, oo=
fir iorgte Serr Ebugen, Der ais
Sob eridien. 9en Sdred, Den
Die @ruppe BON 9amen, al Die En-
plobli6 berantrot, befommeil, g0r-
men mir ni1t unierem drglten Sent
Sc, ltno oaB Die Mniif alih up TO
0ate" mar, Denies oas mubr9oft ull-
terpeltli1e @efreiib un0 @cQuietih,
0aB tic beim Grideinen 0es uSooes"
alf ibren Snitrumenten b%erpor5lt-
bringen peritan0. 9icier oEoO~ be-
fam oerm aitb ben 1. Yreis, nod
reno Der /. 9amenpreis an fSrali sc.
gennet fiel, Die Elm nieOli1es u9abD~
reprdientierte SEER gsifolalls bate
fir elm por5iigIides giien geior9t, ii.
pdbreno o%eiielben muBtein Die Suff-
ragettep oos Ebemo elmer 9isfuiiion
abgeben. Serr Spier Go George
Bid unO @err 8ergmam Go $.
SID traten fir oieielben in oie
Sdranfen, mGbreno Or. 8arti6 II.
6rau 8ortid, Ser ole @iirOe ais So
altmeiiterin iebr gut ltono, opponier-
ten. geadber murOe flott getan8t.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-01
eeifert aOn5ert.

0as oramotiide mno muiifoIiide
&on5ert, Oas Sri. Gaen g. Seifert
am Wtittmod III ser Carroll SrItitli-
te Sune peronitoltete, aeItaltete iid,
iebr erfolgreid urt0 9ctpG6rte Deem
5ablreid eridieneneu @ublifrm uoQe
9efrieoiarng. Gos @rogramin be-
ItonO ans folgen0en ghnmern: e..
n~orIolo bon SO. 6. @%roitbmaite, @i-
oliniolo BON 6lorenee @. Simpion,
Hecitation bon Glen G.Seifcrt Son.
troltoiolo BON Marn &. @bitnfcr
e9ealeitlrng SRI. 20. @idoroion), III
alioiolo BON ,Srou 5. Nfepielt2ino.
S~opraniolo bon &ioIa 8. Sdnppert,
Soprailolo BON 6rau Sillius 9ow-
ling &cuoriolo polt SarrD q. ggil-
fins mo S%opronlolo BON Muuo W1il.
ler.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-01

Scmti6rr Central @eyria im II,
thrift Columbia. 9icitm Mtc.
gulto, YraiiOcnt; @uliaaug 9iudoa.
libel, /. @ije.&r0i. guguit Sdniiot
2. gi5e.Erdi. Carl Gaolt 3. &i5e-
3r1I.; George Wloir, 4. @i5e.@r0l.
@m. @iegmontl. 5. @iSe@rGi. @u
ltape @enocr. Sefrctar, Congress
@eigbtS; Sorl @unimcl, Shotmci
lter; Soc 8onorad. 6abuentrdger.
8~eriommlung AM A. Dieniio0 /. Yl.
in 922 Senn. aDe.
Columbia. Snrnbrrrin, 1928. 90.
Strnbe. q. 50. gtortb 2145.
Observation-Disclosures ieoen 9
Sonntag i'm @lorat, gtndmitt. $50
llbr. 1orItouOsiisuneen ieoen MiOn.
tag, glbenos s llbr. grnit @erlten.
berg. Yrdii0ent, 1343 6 GtroBe, q.
20. SeIepbon 10. 20S6. ShriftDori
u. s. Niadler, 7t5 IA. Str. q. 80,
Eelepbon Yiain 1866.
Gamsn.S clifton: 8rau Saccb paumaartusr.
pFaTOsniin; 5Tau j. Y. giann, Stlrstariu.
Sctcranenbcrain OeS 8tcn Bata.
iaOns. GeriammeIt lid ooielbIt.
9eatIdcr 8aiica6ansbereiu, grd.
Iioent S. S. Sbneioer, @nI. s. Yfep.
crs, Sefretar. 1919 SrOine Str. q.
U.s., 0ireftorclt- un0 Deleaaten-Ber-
lammlung am 2. 0onneritag /. Wf.
i'm S1ngerbuno.
6rauen.6 iIfsperein. 6rau &. O. 8aribeI.
oral. Berlammslt hh mcnailid an 2. DON
nerlfa9 int Sdn9rtnrr, 3 lily uahm.
8rauen.N dbperein. 5rau st.. gSTIer. grdl.
g%erlammfIt iI9 mcnaiIi9 eemdb Ncti5.
SeutIGer 9rie0crbnnO %pcriammeIi
lid ieoen 3. Montag monntlih in 9to.
922 @enn. glpe.. 6e[Otpebcl SoIepb
gtair, 2004 Grlte Str. q. 8.
Sentid-g mcritnniidcr Sehnifrr.
@erein berinmmelt lid an /. un0 g..
Mittpo1 oes MorotS i'm Sanger-
bunO. 314 @.Str. 9t.-B. saul 9auid)
Sefretar, 34t8 9rown Str, Y. @
@crmania Stub. Mittpods ullo
5reitaes a6cnos in 3he 2oicfam.
1928 S ctr. 90. SO. Sefrct1r ISM.
S. Mepers. 1919 Sroing Str, R.B.
Gnfcl grafs gcrsniisnmsS i. Ser.
Gin. Geo. Wlair, Sefret1r, 1881 1Itc
StraBe, g.. 90. 8erianmieIt lid am
2. Sonntna /. 90. I'M @oIocn Gag
le SoteI, g. S. Spe unO ? Ctr.
Dntd grdfg Damsussrtin. Grau 0enry
@raut. prdftfntin. @erlammeIs llb nm T.
MiitppG i'm @Ouat i'm pauis siuea bsr Mit-
Slirber.
TrDipett Sill Cemetery. 0reO.
Smbof Br1l;oent, @m. Wtartin, Se.
frct1r. 8eriammeIt iidl nm erlten
Greitog monatlid) BEL 8. 81. Cries.
bauer, 433 9tc StrnBc, q. SO.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-01
u@cicais litcrariidcr gcrcim1.
Ser nSebbefa beno" oeS bieiigcn
.@eieaig literariihen &creins"

9lm Samltog, Ben %. 6ebriiar,
p%erIommelten ltd Mitglieoer uuO So
tie oes @elelig : literariiAen @ereins
i'm Saltie ser YrGiioentin, Srdulein
Mnita Sdaoe, 1917 Ontario Ylace.
nm oas gnoenfen oes am Is. Wl1r5
1918 %geboreuen 0i9ters 6rieorih
Sebbel 81 feiern. 6rdnlein SboOe
.er0ffnete oas Yrogralnm nit Der lib
lifen furaen Geographic, moran fie
uber cine lGn9ere Gr0rterun9 iiber
ben v0ramotifer Ser Ni6elungen@
fniipfte. Srdulein 9atbarine Damn
boff las 1no erldlIterte S3enen aiis
oes 9idters SrauerIpiel uAgnes
8ernaller", morauf 6rau Omen g.
6rend einige NadtItiide 6hlmanns
ipielte, Die emit Shumann Our1 ei-
'nige fleine ftimmnngsDoae @eOidte
SebbeIs oa5rt inlpiriert, fomponiert
bate. Sr1ulein Sdaoe las oieie @e-
oi6te, Inn Damn Die befaniite ltl1o rei-
3enoe 9aaooe: gS6on @eomig~ 5u
SAumanns berrlider Da3lt perfaBter
Wlulif, 9egleitlng 6rauO. 9. 6ren6,
por5utragen. SIN Sinblid ouf Die
am 20. M1Gr5 un0 am 26. 9[pril itatt-
8u~finoenoen u@agnerabenoe~ foroer-
tie Die Yrdiioentin Die Mitglieoer oa-
81 alif, 9ebbeIs Nibelungenoramen
Ser geb0rnte Sieafrieo4, Stegfrieos.
3oo~ uno uGrimbilos Gahe~ ioiDie
ais GereIeid @agners Ser &ing
Der Nibelungen0, u&beingoIo4, Die
@altiire~1 uSiegfrieo uno oie @0t-
~terodmmerung" 3u leien uno 81 itii-
oieren. @ei Dem am Is. Mai bier
itattfinoenoen Setter oes bun0erti6b-
rigen @%eburtstages oes Meifters Don
8aDreutb miro 6rdulein glnito 6da-
De ben Hrolog ipreheu.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-01

0amenpreiie: L. %leis 8. Is. Sch.
mea, ,. @reis NJ. g9aro. B. @reis s.
Seiffert, 4. greis %. ggiid. s. grcis
.8rou Gbermaiot. 9. %rci9 Irau g.
SeDbott.
@errsn Ereiie. i 4res e. u.
.Gaau 2. Frels 6rau 50. Salt B.
4reis Srau Seimbu0e. a.. 4srei Garl
Braun IT,, s. @reis faul @edntmg
g. Ereis 3. @aub IT..
6o!genOe @omitcs tooyea al ser
gfrbeit:
Neraniialtungs &omitc: Charles
81. &iedle, @oriiber, s.. Goolf. 6.
@omrnel, s. Adterftrdcll, Eb. git.
tes, 5. 6tihbod), 8. gGiQer, 6. Dell.
itein, 5. @eber.
9nlpiangs &onlite: aarl Gdolf,
&oriiber, S. 6ltds, VI. Ndterfirden.
s. Dad, q. &ogel, ". 9oOop, SO. 90.
mcnt, 6. @nnpeI, SO. Corr. !. Qroit
80. Rieocl, -. seinlor, Martin
Shiaing.
GrOnimgs I aonite: &. S6roc.
ter, GoriiBer s. SeImigc. 6. G6ilm,
@. Stuermonm, Fb. Sdncioer, s.
Sdilina, S s. Gebmer.
%teB-aomite: 6. Z. SdmeQler,
q. @odidumiot.
GrfrilAungs &omite @nrl Sam-
mel, %oriiber- $50. Cities ~. Gaoli
=. @obmau, :. Braun.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-01
UelanS-| ereins.

@ereinigtc Singer bOn Bni6instun
BrdliOent: Sobn @alomonu; Sefre.
tar 6. 8ede, 140 13. Str, @. 6.
@aIGinotun GGngerbnnO. go. 3t4
6 StroBe, q. 8. gilbert "copper",
Br1lioent, u. @rauner, Sefret1r, 314
s Str, g. 80. q. @umprc1t, Diri.
gent. Singltunoe ieoeu 9ienstng.
Damtnprrsin. Brpu g. g. gortbel, oral.
Ysriammluns iscen l.. unO 8. Gtrniias ees
WCnats, Abfnbs 8 ubr, IN pbtssm gufais.
AriOn , WeiansbCrein, 1905, 6
StraBe, q. SO. Nug. S9miOt Pr1-
Iioent. Sobn @eber, Sefret1r.
SEQ. 5fS, 6te StroBe, &c. 6. 9arl
Soler, 9irigent. 0ireftoreuneriomnl-
lung am l.. Sonltag mad Dem l..
Wiittwod |. SO. SingltunOe ieOeu
Mittpoh.
Ariun Damenpnsin. Jrnu q. arumte,
prafbentin. gerlammluu9 am 2. Wittroh
mCnatli6 nteubS IN rbiesm gOfale.
Germania MGnnerdur. 922 8cnn.
9lbe. q. @. 9rGi. Sobn giciif. Ser.
Geo. SeboItian, 622 So. ape., G.@.
Gmil s. GbriitionL Director. @e.
id6ftsberi. am 4. Sonntag /. Sc.
SingitunOe ieoen Oonneritoa nno
Sonntag glbeno in 922 ga. glbc.
Damsnperein. Jrau Golb. Bauer prai.
ysrfnnmelt fd ifbsn trlfsn Scnntae i'm
WOnnt int Obiesn QctaIe.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-01
9nprn.
9entI@e l~reimanrer 2Oas

a 9entI9e Treimanrer 2oae
XGN Irminins, $40. 90, s. q. z.
wv SO. Moom ShneiOer, &C.
fret1r 3746 alc ainIep Ctr, Gbebc
@bole 9. 6. gerl. am /. II. 3. Diens-
tag /. 90. I'M nelen MaIonic Sempel.
8ilbeIm Sell 2uae SO. s, q. 8.
6. Of s. geriommeIt ii9 ieoen 1.
uno 3. 9onnerstog i'm Monot tn
SEQ. 936 8o. 9Lpe., gl.M. 9ouI Bod.
idmiO, Sefretdr, 107 5. StroBe,
q. 81.
Scntonia 2Oec go. 2, 8. 9. S. q.
s. @. Selbig. Er1l., 1742 Z. Ctr.
q. So; $. Gamcnreid), Gefr.. 1900.
s. Str. q. 80; @erl. am 2. mo a.
Montag /. M. in 1889 Z. Ctr. N.-@.