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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-09-13
BOUGHT AND PAID FOR"

No play presented to the amuse.
ment seekers OF this continent has
ever made stronger appeal to its
auditors than Bought and Paid For, "
George Broadhursts charming drama,
whsch William A. Brady announces
for presentation at the Central Opera
House on Monday September Is.
While Bought and Paid For is a
strong play, well told and well acted,
il is story OF real life, filed to the
brim with Witty dialogue and amusing
situations. 1t contains an interesting
lesson, and the truth it depicts is its
basic element OF success. 1t presents
characters known to our own lives,
which are powerfully appealing 1t
Is masterpiece of dramatic techni-
que, while the production IS a marvel
Of realism Bought and Paid For
was presented at the Central Opera
House last season and the hit it scor
ed at that time will likely be dupica-
ted at its coming appearance.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-09-13
Hospital Notes.

Mrs. Ruth HenseI of South Raleigh
street, was admitted to the City Hos
pital today for treatment.
Little Frank Dominick. of East
Martin street, entered the City Hos
pital this morning to be treated Tor
typhoid lever.
Harry Vernon, the stranger claimed
to have suffered sunstroke yester
day left the City Hospital this morn
ing.
Leonard zler, city, had his tonsils
removed this morning at the City Hos,
pital
Attorney L. M, McCluer, of Win
chester aveuue, lett the City Hospital
today after receiving treatment there
for a few days.
Mrs. A. E Burgess, OF Magnolia,
who has been a patient at the City
Hospital a few days, was able to leave
this morning.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-09-13
STABBED I TIMES
John II. Price slashed BY t4owsr I'd
orr Whose Home Is In
Martinshura.

CUMBERLAND, Md, Sept ii.
Stabbed seven times a the arm, chest,
shoulders and face, John Il. Price,
aged 80. single. who resides with his
mother IN Mapleside, Is lying at the
point Of death in Ailegany hospital
His assailant Howard orr, who came
here some time ago from Martinsburg.
West Virginia, was captured short
time after the stabbing array TOOK
place at the Western Maryland tracks
near the river By sherin Corfeld and
deputy.
Price and Orr had an alteration
yesterday morning in CAROLS saloon
on Virginia avenue. which i located
near the Baltimore and ONO railroad
tracks ia South Cumberland Orr
stabbed Price seven times with big
blade Of large pocket knife. One
Of the wounds was inflicted just be.
low the heart three in the left arm,
one in the back between the should
ers, one in tn face and one in the
stomach. The latter wound penetrat-
ed the stomach, it is believed.
Orr Takes Flight.
Shortly after the belligerents we're
separated Orr sought safety in night
and Price was taken to the hospital
in Buffers ambulance where lie was
attended by Drs. CIaybrook and Ford.
He never lost consciousness on the
way to the hospital, although the loss
of blood from the many wounds re-
eeiyed was very great.
says He Was Afraid.
The cause of the trouble between
Price and Orr could not be definitely
learned After arresting Orr Sheriff
Corfeld asked him the cause Of the
quarrel. Orrs reply to the sheriff
was that q cut Price because | was
afraid Of him.
1T will be remembered that
Price is the man who shot and killed
four Italians few years ago near
Paw Paw, w Va. Price was aboard a
Baltimore and Ohio train when he
claimed the Italians attacked aim
with knives. He killed one Of the Ital-
ians while aboard the train. The re-
mainder fed and Price pursued them.
killing two or three more near the rail
road track. Price is a carpenter Orr,
his assailant, is laborer.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-09-13
ALSO

Al the same time aud place sealed
bids viii be received for lengthening
the present retaining wall on west
end OF the approach TO Glengary
Bridge over Back Creek, said bridge
being about miles west of Inwood.
and said new retaining wall to be OF
reinforced concrete, 16 IT, high at
present retaining wall running Is feet
in length, slopig to feet at other
ned.
The successful bidder or bidders to
execute bond in a sum equal to the
contract price OF Bridge. and retain
ing wall
The bids shall be enclosed in a
sealed envelope bearing the bidders
name
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids. EjHIvt
Given under my hand and the seal
of the County Court of Berkeley coun-
ty, w Va, this 9th day Of Sept, 1913.
H-9 10 90 e. A. HOBBS, Clerk.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-09-13
NOTICE.

To Sarah I. Bosleg. Joseph Bosler
Jr., Newton Bosler, Mary Bosler Su
san Bosler Mrs. Elizt Ashcraft and
Mrs. Margaret Lawrence; proceeded
against as non-residelts of the State
of West Virginia.
You and each of you will take no.
tice that on the 9th day Of October,
A. d. 1913, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, the Cacapon Power Company,
a corporation created and existing UNI
der and BY virtue of the laws of the
State Of West Virginia. viii make APP
plication by petition to the Circuit
Court of Berkeley County, West Vir.
ginia, at the court house of said coun-
ty, to appoint commissioners to as
certain a just compensation to YOU
and each of you as the owners of the
following described real estate lying
and being situate in the District of
Hedgesyille, in the said county of
Berkeley, which is proposed to be
taken BY said Cacapon Power Com.
pany for the construction, building
and maintenance OF its pole line and
wires to be strung thereon for the
transmission, supply and sale Of cleo
trical or other energy or power pro
duced by water, steam or otherwise
as motive force, to the public for
lighting, heating and power purposes,
to wit: all the following parcel of
real estate situate in the district and
county aforesaid through which the
said Caeapon Power Companys said
pole line is located and the center line
thereof is particularly described as
follows, viz: Beginning at the point
IN the northerly side of the Warm
Springs road, near to and easterly of
what is commonly known as "Lemen
Woods" where the center line of said
pole line, as located, crosses the
southerly boundary line Of the lands
of said Sarah L. Bosler. Joseph Bos
ler Jr.. Newton B0sler, Mary Bosler,
Susan Bosler Eliza Ashcraft and
Margaret Lawrence and running
thence northwardly through said
lands in direct line to the point in
said road where the said center line
crosses the westerly boundary line Of
the said lands; as will more fully APP
pear By the strip colored red on the
plat thereof annexed to said petition,
marked Exhibit A; said parcel Of
ground being a strip of land thirty
900 feet wide fifteen feet thereof
being on each side of said center line.
and about twenty-five hundred (2200)
leet long, and contains one and one
half acres.
Dated August 25th 1913,
Respectfully
CACAPON POWER COMPANY,
by l.. +. Cooper, Prcs't
A. MOORE. Jr. Atty.
Herald-S 30 At.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-09-13
ADMINISTRATOR QUALITIES.

Albert Brchner qualified before the
county court today as administrator OF
the estate of his father, Charles
Brichner, deceased Bond of 500
with Virginia Brchner surety
Edgar w. Trout qualified as notary
public, giving bond in the penalty OF
$500 with f. w Trout surety.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-09-13
Tariff Bill to Conference.

WASHINGTON. Sept 1.-THE
House sent the tariff bill to the con.
ference committee without taking up
the Senate amendments despite the
protests of the Republicans.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-09-13

reports. Wheat has resumed its ad.
vance in sympathy with corn. Lard
futures are higher and heavy deliver
les are attributed to the price Of
corn.--PhIladelphia Record
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-09-13
DUCHESS HUBBY
is IN FINANCIAL STRAITS

Formerly Miss Zimmerman, of Gin
cinnati, whose titled hubby is said to
be on the verge of bankruptcy. 1t is
generally believed that wealthy rela-
tiyes of the Duchess in Cincinnati
will come TO the rescue of the Duke
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-09-13
is Improving.

Mr. Grant Hudson, of West John
street, who recently underwent an OPP
GRAFTON at the Kings Daughters Hos.
Dital, is reported much better and
will soon be out again.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-09-13
DATE CHANGED.

or the Wecung OF The state boaFd
Of Trade.
Hon John j. Cornweil president OF
the state board Of trade, has notified
several local peopie tuat on account
OF the special election in the First
Congressional district the ninth an
uual meeting of the board win not
De held on October IA and 49, nut WIN
be aeid ON October IS and H. The
meeting win be- at Blueheld as for
neriy arranged
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-09-13
The Man Enjoys

his Ice Cream in Summer as much as
the fair sex, though the latter is sup
posed to be crazy about it. Even that
greatness is pardonable when our pure
and delicious Cream is in question, it
IS SO tempting and SO cooling, 50 sat
sfying after eating. We can give you
any flavor you prefer, and we guaran.
tee every ingredient to be perfectly
pure and free from al ladulterations.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-09-13
Caskey's Steam Bakery
PUBLIC SALE CLERK

My services are at your disposal
II you contemplate public sale.
have had considerable expert
ence, extending over period of
years, as a public sale clerk and
can assist you materially in your
preparations for q sale. | will
write-up your sale on short notice,
act as clerk at the sale and do it
In satisfactory manner and for a
moderate price. References: J. w.
Dodd and l.. G. Hoffman.
HARDWOOD BURKHART.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-09-13
MARTINseuRo
THE

WORLD. Through its columns you
will only learn Of the Advancement
and upbuiIding and uplifting Of the
home town.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Der ngerein gaoen" belt in
Sammels Sale am lebten 0iens-
tag ieine &eriommIltng ab. ErGii-
Dent Gbil. 0ittes leitete oieielbe, nab
reno SefretGr &einbarot Oas Yroto-
fol- iilbrte. Die @eriammllng mar
iebr gut beiutt. Die neucn gteben-
geiebe puroen gum eriten Wtole Oer-
leien, oebnttiert uno angenOmmen,
miilien ieoo6 in Den 5ufiinftigen 2
&erinmmlinaen nodmals uorgelegt
meroeu. Cine ginlaOung Oes Oeltt.
iden &riegerbunOes, all Oelien Stif-
tlinesfeIt un0 5%abnentpeibe om 10.
September in 2offlers @orf teil5u-
nebmen, lag Dor. SIS nurOe beidloi-
len, in corpore lid nit Der SABINE
5i beteiligen. 0as 4omite, melbes
bereint nit ser @ilbelm Tea 9oge
Oe &iper 8ietD @arf @alierfabrt am
Sonntag, ben IL. 9lrguit 81 arron-
gieren bat, beri1tet 6ortidritt. Be
ri1te lagen Dor pom 0elegaten gum
@aiienbous, Serrn @bil. 9ittes, uno
bon Serrn Sammel, 0elegat gum
Gentraloerbano.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
Riruben-8 ulPnner

Bic Gat6Oliidc ct. NaricuIir6s,
8. Str, 5iDiidlcn q II. s Ctr, y. 50.
S. u. 9fot1. Ylarrer.
Ooitcsoicuitc 1omHtags: 9l WleI-
ie go mo 9,l5; Sonntaasihule
1000; Sodamt 1890; Saufen 800;
gesper mo Sesen 400.
8eiertagS: Sl. Weiien 600 uno
100; Sodamt 900; 8csper un0 6e,
gen 400.
8odentaas: Sl. Melien 700 uno
500; Sui mO 9Iueult $50 uuo
7,30 llbr.
griter 5reitog I'M 9tonat: 81.
Qleiic 700; Sodont unO gusietung
500; gnbetimg mabreno Oes Cages,
0er3 . Seiu . gnoaht unO ScgeH
7.3O.
9eidte: 6amstags bon A--G uno
$50. glm Gage Dor 6eieriagen
mo am 1. 5reitog i'm Mlonat bon
&c unO 10; Seoen Mforgen BON
go Bis 500.
9uusfrausn Wsrfin Scbalitdt. Communion
am / Scnniaa /. w. z 80; WerlammIuna is.
em Witiwod Absno 7.30.
5rausH Scoaliidt. a0mmunicn am ?. Conn
az, 7.30; Gerl an 2. @cnntag nm 800 ubr.
81. Nams 9fln : Vtrein. acmmuniuu am g..
Scnniag 49,; 0sri. 3. Soniiaa absnbs 7.30
ainber Raria gereiu. acmmnnicn isosn 4.
Srnniag, 7.3O; Bert. am 4. SOnntag, 300.
AItarprsin. gerl. an 3. Scuntaa 4.3O.
NrmsnIstlsn , gsrein. ysrlammluna am 4.
Spnning nm 4.30.
Winoibcrit Stub. @triammInna am 1. Wons
tag /. Dr., absnbe s llbr in her intern @duI.
talt ste nnb Waibiuaton CTR, u. 4.
Ct. 9Olepbs vifbfebune. BsrfammrIt fh
isesu 2. Disniae I'm WOnat In eer 9srsins-
sals. 8. uno D CTR. ". 80, absnbs s llbr.
q. Sonifaeius aranIen +. ilnisrfhBunas-
gtrstd. Verlammslt Th jtem ?. Wiitpo6
1. W., abenbs s llbr, Ode 5. uu6 8 Cir. N.@.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

ScutidJer Central . @ercin i'm 9i.
thrift Columbia. Martin @ie.
aanO, 9r0iiOent; @olisong &udOd.
libel, 1. @i5e.9rai. Augult Shmiot,
2. Iise.9r1i.; Gnrl @goIf, 3. @i5e.
9r1l. George Mair, a. gi5e.Erdi.
ISM. @ieemarm, 5. 8i5e.@rdi. @u.
Itoue geuOer, Scfret1r, GOngreB
Seiqbts; &orl Sammel, S6obmei.
fer; Soc @onorad, 6obnentr6ger.
8eriommlung om 4. 9ienItag !. 90.
in 922 Yenn. IDe.
GctcrancnDereiH beS Sten Sata.
lions. GerIammelt iib OaIelbit.
0eMtIder 8aiIeHbansUrrsiu, Vrd.
liOent S. s. SdneiOer, Mm. q. Wlep-
crs, Sefret1r. 1919 Srping Str. q.
SO, Direftorcn. unO Oeleoaten.9 Der
iammlung am 2. Sonntag |. so. in
ser N%ultalt.
6rausn. 6tIfsSusiR. 6Tau q. u. 8aribtl.
prdl. Ueriammslt li6 monatliH AM 2. DON
neTltag int Noilenbaus, 3 lbr nahm.
6raurn- Nabperein. Grau 81. gOHIr. prdl-
Bnlammelt Il6 monaiIi6 ssmaB NOtiS.
9rntIdrr 9rieaerbunO DcrIammeIi
ii6 ieOen 8. Montag monatIid in
J22 Hem. Ipe.. 6elOwebeI Sofepb
Ntoir, geo. Ia 3ea. StraBe, N..g.
0eMtId.M mcritGniIder Ss&niFsr.
%rrein pcrianlnIeIt iih nm /. unO 3.
WlitttDoh ocs Wiorots i'm S1nger.
buuO, 3t4 @.Str. 9t.-@. Yaul Yauif
Sefretdr, 34fS 9rown Str, N.-8.
0rrmamia Stub. Mittpods uno
Sreitaas Slbcnos lit Gbe 2olefam,
1928 S Str. %. @. SefretGr @m.
S. McperS. 1919 Srning Str, N.8.
DmfeI Srafs gsrsnisuneS . Der
rim. SEQ. Wloir, Sefret1r. 1881 lite
GtrnBe, g. SO. @erlammeIt ii@ an
,. Sonntaa i. 81. in @OlOen Gag
lc SotcI. 81. s. glDc unO . ctr.
OuEd graIs DamsusrslM. GraH SUpbiI
WabL vrdlibentin. ysrlammsli Nh am l.
MittwOb i'm MOnat i'm pauls sinss pT Writ.
SIitDsr.
@rOipect Sill Cemetery. 6reo.
Smbof Yraiioent; @m. Martin, &C.
fretGr II. Gb. 9ridpeoOe, SbasmeiIt
geri. anl /. 6reitag mOnatlid in 822
9te StraBe, g. 8.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
eunOsmnnnIdaHIids unO l~lnteritik'
unss . gsreine.

GdmeiJer @ObItGtiateitsOersin.
RrGl. SulhIs egIOft 118 &Pnneiie.
Nbe, q. 6. 6. Z. ShpegIer, SeFre-
tar, 1929 5 Ctr. q. Us.
gersiu Habea, aIOis Reiubart Se.
fret1r, ia . StraBc, q. ~. Der.
IommeIt iid ieoeE 1. Dienstao i'm
NOuat IN 93G va. sIOe., 81. SO.
SdpGbiIGer 0ranten . lIntsritit.
SMugeDerein, WtidoeI Dieb. Scfretdr.
|629 S Str. q. s.. g%eriammllune ON
1. Gienstag j. 90. in Io.737 Z. Str.
&Iatt6atlder @ereen. Dm. Stir.
mann, Sefret1r, pobnbnft in Iaro'
ma Earf. 8~eriammIung onl !. Don.
nerstue /. W. in 737 :. Ctr, u. "
SeKen6armfGOter ltnterftitMngs'
&srein. 2ouis Bauer, Yrait0ent
Sobu Meininger, Sefret1r, go. 81.
81. StraBe, N..@. Y%erinmmllng an
3. MitttDOd /. Wi. in 922 4a. IDe.
srititungSUerein 6ril
9eB, Sefret1r, Care geo. 1920 Conn
slDeHue. 8erianmeIt lid ieoen eriter
Dicnstag |. 80. IN SO. 922 ga. AUe
Columbia gramer . arautem.l lin.
terI tiikungSUerein. 6ran3 Roin, Sc
tret6r. 1884 22te Str. ". ". Ser
iantmlung ON 3. OienStag |. W. IN
go. 1856 ga. @Ue., u. SO.
9eutider lInterItatMngsbpmS
Diltrift go. 40. Sefret1r @m. san.
uentann, 1916 Marion StrnLe. Vi
20. 8eriammelt lih ie0en 4. Wiiti.
nod /. 90. IN 1886 Ya. sIpc.. y. W
0eatIGrr lTntertitnnsSbunO. Gi
thrift SO. 41O. Sefret1r @obn Nei.
uineer, $40. 81 H.StraBe, N..@
8erlammelt iih am /. YtitrUodl ie.
Den WltS. in 1886 va. ADe., y. ".
9eutld : Nmeritanii6er llntcr'
ltitungs 4. @ereiM. sic. @icganO
5efret1r. go. S24 CITE Str, S..ge
Selepbon Main 2999m. @eriamml
am 9. OienStaS i. N. i'll 737 Z. Str
@aiGinstOn Gid @sIief. Scfrctdl
6. 9iidot G~berrDoaIe Illrai Sta
D. 6. 8eri. am 1. un0 3. Wlontal
/. 80, in 827. Z. StraBe, q. 8
9eatiGe 9randL GOSinIiitiidcr
Hartei. Men8el Nifl. Scfretdr. 233t
Ontario @oao. @eri. ain 2. mo A
Montag, glbenos s llbr, IN &o. S2I
7te Str, @..@. 6pupotiiierer itct,
wiafommen.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Gle crit nor 5peiunoeinbolh
Wonaten a~egriinOete Sdlaraffia emit
midelt Iifl in pr1ftigcr Meiie. @d-
rem Ihon bisEer Die &erinmmlungen
10 id0n, 10 pufeno, OoB Die ytitglie=
Ser falim ben dditen&erinmmlltngs
obeno ermarten fonnteu, 10 geitalte-
tie iid oie @eriammllmg ont leBten
Samstag Oerart, oaB tie ale ibre
GOrqanqerinnen iibertraf. Im leB-
ten Sonnaben0 paren &erren mo
9umen Der S6laraffio BON Bbila-
oelpbia 3u 8cliid gefOmmen, unO 10
nabmen aud ole @aibingtoner Ga-
men tell. Dab Hbilaoelpbia ielne
orei Oberi6laraffen geIanot batte,
mar cine beionoere @bre fiir &aib-
inaton. Ser MbenO pcrlief 1nBerlt
erfoIgreid. Muiifaliide Sortrnge
nofaIer unO inltrunlentnler Nrt meh-
ielten nit &ecitotionen ernitcn mo
beiteren @barafters, oa5u Die Dlai-
oerrouen SblaraffenlieOer nno Ger
&umor, Der li6 an allen Gden uaO
gnoen bemerfbar mahte, Die BON
Serrn Cube pr1Atig gei6miidteSal-
lie, oas aaes 3uiammen peri6afftc
Oen Geilnebmern einen 1ilBerlt ge-
mtBreifen 9[beno. Die gteugriin.
oung batte gepiiiermaBen lid) Dor
Den 8bilaOelpbiaern einem @ramen
3u unter3ieben, uno lie bat Oasielbe
gI1u3erO beltanoen. 9ar Idon Dor
Der fem 8weifeI Dorbanoen5 oaB tic
genlg 9ebensfraft in lid Bat, nm
nit gbren fort5ubeiteben uno iidl Den
ca. 1870 Shloraffias, Sic iiber Ser
gausen @rOfreis nerbreitet linO, alS
~DiirOiges 9titglieo an5ureiben, io
bat Der leBte Sontlabeno 9lbenO oas
fir Die nbiolute @emiBbeit gegeben.
Der iungen itrebiamen @ereinigung,
Die in oas monotone tdglide Seben
ben Sumor bineinperpflan5en mill
piinI6eu mir aufri6tig Slid,
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
Die GecmritD Gabinss mnO
GOmmercial Hanf.

@orgeItern, am 9onnerstag, Ben
81. b. sc, puroe Elm nelles Yanfin-
ltitut er0ffnet, ole Securing SapiHgs
uno Commercial 8anf, Die ibr Sc.
I11ft in ibrem lleil erbalttell, mifteu
in Der Staot gelegenen SauIe betrei-
ben miro NtorooIt-gde Der 9tem iln6
@-StraBe, N.-@.). S6on lett meb.
reren Wonnten erfreute ii6 Oieies &c.
I66ft GROCER 4unoidaft in ibrem tenn
por1reu Qunrtier, 9to. 1873 9teuntl
StraBe, N.-W., unO ibr Sinan5aus-
meis 3eigt Elm ltetiges 8orm1rtsi1rei-
ten. Dies lit lelbltperitdnolid, oa
Die @eripaltung BON Sadmdnnern &c.
fiibrt miro, ole @rfabrung un0 oas
3litrauen oes Yublifums in bo6Item
MaBe beliBen. Nus ben 8eamten
nenl1en mir bier insbelonoere 0en@rd.
li0enten Serrn SSuliuS s. YeDier, a.
ner Der b~eltbefannten MoDofaten Die
ier Staot, uno @errn SSobn $. 9alB,
ben 4aIiierer. &err 8alb lit oeut.
ider Nbfunft, DerItebt oeutld uno
fernnt Die biei. 9euti6en rcdt mobl
Die anoeren &erren an Der Spite
limo: Sobu $. Garter, CHARLES 8.
0arr, 2ouis 81. 9elIt, 9. q. @0maros,
s. Ebilmon @enorid, George $
Slio0, q. 9. 8rince, George 81. Gin.
fins, CHARLES S. 2angmeao, @iaiam
$. 2infins, 5reO. Wlcaee unO Comm.
len q. Mcaee.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
0smti6ep arieserbnnO.

Su Dem Spe5iul-Appea am Dor
Ietten Mfontag in aarl Sammels
$ale bel6dftigte lid Der 4riegerbunr
bauptl16li6 nit Arrangierung Der
Sabnentpeibe; fiir Ole 6eier Oerielben
nnrOe elm 4Omite ernunnt. Dieiel-
be miro an1 Montag, ben Is. Sep
TENDER in 20ffIer's @arf itattfinOen
Sopeit, pie jeBt geplant III, ioa Der
ielben cine 0roBe Antomobilparaoe
porangeben. Der &riegerbuno bon
Baltimore bat iein grIheinen 6uae-
iagt, nnO omar miro er iib uoa8GbliJ
betpeiligen. Serr Yaitor Or. Soif.
mann miro Die 5eltreOe baltell. 9as
genaue Yrogramm, oas iebr pielie
tig fem loa, miro ip1ter befannt a.
geben tDerOen.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
OeIaus.y ersiMs.

&ereimigtc SGnger BON @aibinstOn
Yraiioent: Sobn @alomann; Setre.
tdr 6. 8ede, lao IS. Str, 9. 6.
@aIIimgtOm G6~nserbanS. 80. 3t4
s StrnBe, q. SO. albert 2eppcr.
Br1iioent ". Drouner, Setret6r, 314
s Str, 90. @. q. @umpreht, Diri.
gent. Sin9ihlnOe ieOen Dienstag.
DamsnYsrsin. Grau &. g. Sartbsy oral
Trrlammluns iepen 1. uno 3. Ditnlilg ef'
MOnatS, MbsnOs 8 ubr, in Ubissm SCtaIs.
IriOn , 0ciamguerein, 1905. 9
StroBe, 90. SO. gIug. S6miot. Bra
lioent. Sobn 8eber, Scfretar,
go. us, CITE StraBe, q. g. &arl
SoIer, Oirigcnt. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
hug an /. Sountag nab Dem i
Wiittwod /. SO. SinglhnOe ieOeu
0tittnod).
NriUn Dnmen0ersin. Grau y. 1Tumts
pralDentin. Werlammlnn9 am z. Wlttipcd
mUnatlih abenos in Obigem SpEale.
eGrrmnnia MGnnerdUr. 922 Tenn
g(pe. &c. M. Hrai. Sobn NeIff. Setr
SEQ. Gebaitian 500 So. 9lbe., S.@
emil S. Gbriitinni Director. Sc
id%l1Itsperi. am l.. Sonntag |. so.
GingitunOe ieoen D~onneritag uni
Sountag slbcno III 922 Tn. 9lpe.
Damsnrerein. Grau Galb. Bauer, grG
W~rIammslt i6 isosn erlisn SVnutas in
Wonat i'm CbiOsn gOfaIe.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Mm Iebten Sonntag iaB..n
i'm Sdngerbunobeim 6 Mdnner uua
piinldten %e6 mo Sdmefel nieOeS
auf oieienigen Die oas neiie Sdonf-
geieB gei6affen boben. SIN grion
iaBen gar MIR 5mei, ober lie tate
oasielbe. Sic 6uBerten iih, OaB JOINT
&on5erte am Sonntag peranltaltcl
tpuroen, Die gu boreu es inert mar,
Meilen melt 81 fommen. User miro
ieBt nod fommen2 SeBt 1T IL
Stdtte berrli6er 2ie0er elm permai-
tier Naum. 9as ioa anoers meroeu,
Die Siilfe 0es geianmten 0eutidl-
tlims oes 2anoes loa in Nniprut1
genommen peroen, Inn Oas ni6ts.
miiroige @eieb 81 mioerrufen. So
uie es iebt lit, 1T oas @ort: u9as
2ano Der 5reien", Der RENE Sobn.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
orientaI gmilOina anoeiatiOa 20. 6.

Der Sabres : 6inan3ailsneis Der
Oriental Building Miiociation go. G.,
oeren ib0nes &eim, go. 600 6-Str.
N.-@., bier mieoergegeben miro, lit
loeben D"er0fientlidt tDoroen; unter-
5eibnet bon @bas. S6afer, SAaB-
meiIter, uno Gbas. @ersoorfL Se+
fret1r, 1omie bon Dem Au0it-&omi-
tie, oen Serren gilbert ShulteiS,
Gbas. Spedt uno Gbas. 8aumanm.
Der groBen oelttiben aunOi6aft
oeren ii6 Oieies Snititut erfrert, lit
leBte ISOLDE oieier @usmeis ipe5ifi-
8iert i'm Sollrral oorgelegt moroen.
Die ginnabmerL Iopie Die 9ibiOen-
Den IN Nftien angelegt, 5eigen elm
l90nes @lus iiber oas Sabr 1912,
uno Die @auptIabe, Oas Camper
m0gen, ~angegeben ais $2.195,S72,-
60 lit Inn 1914. S4t 10 b06er als i'm
@ei6dftsiobr 1912. 9ieies ltetige
@a6stum 3eiat allo, Dab Die Oepo-
litoren politics @ertrauen 5rr rOri@
entail" baben mo Dem Oireftorium
gebiibrt poaite @nerfenmung, Dab iie
oieies Snititut 10 iiber lenfen. 9lil-
Ser ben oben angegebenen 5wei 9e-
amten, Iino Dies one Serren Gbas.
$. 8oumann, 8rdiioent uno Mnmalt,
uno Die 9ireftoren 4lbre1t S6ult
els, 2ouis 8ebrens, Sobn Odersbau-
len, g. $. S6ul5e, Gbas. Spe1t,
Garl Sanefe, S. $. Mattern 80.
bert %. Blair uno Sobn S. &olb.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
dnnrn.

A 9rutiGe Treimanrsr Cog
XGE Arminius, go. %, S. q. y
wv ID. gloom Sdneioer, 81
fret1r 3746 SEC &inIeD Str, GbcOl
Gbaie 8. s. 8eri. am /. II. 3. 0ienS-
tag /. 10. inI neuen Wlaionic GempcI
@iI6elm Sell 2Ose 30. 5, g. 8
g. Of s. 8eriammelt iid ieocn /
uno 3. 0onnerStag I'M Wonnt il
go. 936 ga. gue., N.@. 9nul Bad
ihmio. Sefretdr, 107 8. Strabe
y. 8.
SeutOnia 2Osc 80. 2, 8. o s. e
S. @. 9eIbis. 9r1i., 1912 Z Ctr
g. 49,; s. glmaureid, Sefr.. t50(
s. Str. q. So; @eri. am 2. mo 4
Montag i. 81. in 936 9a. Npe, M..@
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Ger 09ednifer @erein@ belt am
6. glugiiit cine gelddftli1e @eriamm
lung i'm S1ngerbuno ab. gs muroen
leoiglid @ei6Gfte erleOigt, Die Den
3ebnifer- @erein als @orort Oes 9ed-
nifer-G erbanoes b%eriibren.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
W~eIal5ene SdluciuSfuGdel,
reinites Sdmals, aae @iirite.
NnehLers, 532 @enter Marft.
9 er MaIhinoton Webaer ltntel

Ger @aibington Mebger : Inter
itiiBnngsperein batte am lebtell
0ienstag, Den 5. suguIt, abenos, iei
ne Monatsnerlammlitng in 9eBlers
Sala. 9en @oriiB fiibrte Hrdlioent
@briit. &ammling, 5lgegen marer
aud SefretGr 6rib Seize uio Shat.
meiiter SEQ. 8eBler. Die Teriamm-
lung Dar iebr gut belil6t. NuBer
Nontinegelhdften uno &omiteberid)
ten tit Der 8ei1luB 81 erpdbnen, fe,-
ne @rfuriiOn in oielem Sommer 81
Deranitalten.