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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-14

I'''''-'''-- V-7''N'
Edward II Jit,o was son OF Ca
''ih ana I r. ". l. DITTO and &c Iiv-
'd IN ms e2'a'y In his hoyAood day.
i.e loaned - ac telegraph o2cr-
NOR daa s0@orHa :, I2#';3n oH TIC
''"@' coast i.@i.&i..'. a'ld VS. he'd il
."Ah cc.' .'2 officials o. IA.
company ~ make / : AR 81 their
- - 1;.4o acquainted VIZ
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-14
QUICKLY ENDS INDIGESTION AMI
STOMACH MISERY
Many Women Advise Husbands t
Cure Stomach Troubles With
M-o-na

Cure Stomach Troubles With
Mi-o-na
Women know how careless men US
ually are in regard to stomach dis
trass. They go on suffering from day
to day when a simple treatment of Mi
o-na Stomach Tablets will Danish dys-
pepsfa in few days; many times in
few hours:
Madam. look after your husbands
health; if he is distressed after eat
ing, has heavy feeling, gas. etc, get a
sec boz Of Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets
oGay. They surely are the finest
remedy for Indigestion money can
buy and the Postoffice Drug Store
knows it, for they say. Money back
! they aren't just splendid" Trial
treatment from Booths Mona, Buf-
a. =, Y adv
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-14
DEATH OF NJ. EDWARD |. DITTO

Crepe, the emblem o. mourning,
was seen hanging on the doorhnob OF
Mr. Frank W. Dittos place Of bust
ness Wednesday. and as il was known
that his brother, NJ: Edward /. Ditto,
had been reported seriously sick a,
ST. Augustine, i. was Immediately
surmised that the end had come, and
we were told that death had fallen
upon him
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-03-14

MahaHsx Florida repre-
q 49, & q Williams Com
Nork visitor 10
CO. ga couple of DAYS. comi
H fr1m homc u Jackson
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-30

(cOntiA0'd on paV 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-30

Miss Retta Walker, of Corvallis, is
included among the most recent ar.
rivals at the Takitezy.
, E. Roslyn, of Portland, was Satur.
day arrival at this beach
The Misses Josephine Christensen,
Emma Hawley and Velma McMurren
of Baker, are passing a few days at
Nye Beach as guests of the Osburn.
Sidney Myer, of Portland, is sum-
mer yacationist at Nye Beach
Charles L. Owens, a photographer of
Portland, registered at the Osbun Fri.
day.
H. +. Harper, of Grants Pass, ar.
rived at the Newport House during
the past week.
Peter F. Suvers was Friday ar.
rival from Portland
Mrs. R. F, Emerson and mother, Mrs.
N. D. Hale, of Forest Grove, are camp.
ed at the Sleepy Hollow camp ground
for a month.
j. X, Wood registered at the Alb.
hey Saturday from Silverton.
E. L, Mccormick and wife. of
Hillsboro, are cOttagers at Nye Beach.
Mrs. Charles Booth and children, of
silverton, are passing a few days at
Nye Beach.
Frank Scott and wife, of Portland
are passing few weeks at Tent CITY,
Mr. Scott is connected with the Port.
land Railway, Light & Power Company,
Of Portland.
f. w. Scobert and family, of Port.
land, left Newport Sunday after spend.
ing an outing at Nye Beach.
Clay Bayne, of Albany, is a guest
at the cottage of S. NJ. Garland, of
Lebanon, for a few days.
Maud Stewart, of Salem, is among
the most recent arrivals at Nye Beach
H. c, Temple, of North Yakima
Wash, is enjoying the cool sea breezes
Of this watering place.
John Schwan, proprietor of flour
ing mill at Champoeg and wife are
established at Tent City.
H. D. Winkley has departed for his
home in Corvallis after spending
few days in Newport.
D. E. Smock and son, of Portland
arrived Thursday for a three weeks
outing at Nye Beach.
John Hensel and wife are among
Salem people who are soiourpipg ot
Nye Beach
Miss Helen Hamilton, daughter Of
Judge j. W. Hamilton, of Rosebpro
was Friday arrival.
Mrs. Pearl Leabold of Albany. ia
camped at Nye Beach.
W. j, Price, a commission mercbor,
OF Portland, accompanied bv his wifo
were saturday arrivals at the McDop.
aid House.
o., Mr. and Mrs. o, f. Thompson, of
slIyerton, are domiciled in A cottaoo
at Nye Beach. 'e'
Dr. W. s. Butler of Portland, is
registered at the osburn Hotel.
A, D. Sweeney was a Friday arrival
at the Abbey.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-30
A Great Resort
For Pleasure Seekers

The weather has been very fine.
Hundreds of people are already enjoy.
ing surf bathing, Whenever tho tide
is out there is a great table spread lust
below the cliff House, and everybody
has an enjoyable time,
This resort is rapidly coming to the
front rank as one Of tho best on the Pa.
oific coast, having the additional ad.
vantage Of the grAndOst scenery in the
background, to which no other resort
can lay claim.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29
Mermnnin Mannerdlur0.

Gas 9onsert, 86eoter mo 8aa oes
@ermania N}Gnner6ors, Oas am leb=
ten 9}ottag in Der do Wtoionic Saae
a~bgebolteu mltroe, mar lebr gut be-
ild]t mo qcipd6rte allen Gridienenen
reidje @efrieoiguug. 0ad Der 0u-
Uertiire, geipielt BON gtaedafs Grde-
tier, iangcn Die 9(ftipen oeS Gereills
3mai GbGre: .Nleiu Sie0" uon Sap
pca mo 19hlf Der @o6t" bon aleef=
iel mo beipieien ooB iic tiidtig I'M
ter &roieiior 66riitiuni'S SeitlnN &C.
ii6t batteu. 5rou @pa Sntt iang elm
Soprun Solo aus ga Stopiata, BON
@er0i; Der i6r ge3ollte &ciiaa mar 10
tart, Dab iic iid 3u elmer 3ugobe Der
Iteben mIBte. Serr s. 8. Gbriitiani
5eigte leine O}eiiteridoft mIi Dem vi
ano 0urb ole beioen &ortrdge o2ie
beslieO" uno nSSSagOitiif", ole BON i6ul
ielbit tomponiert iin0. 3mei meitere
Gbore Der 2lftipen o9Seit iiber9
Ofeer~ bon G6riitiani, mo o0er Sd
ger aus Gurpfal3~ bon Ot0ogroneu,
iolgts cine @oiie init @eiauq Sic
6eiratsluitige @r6tante. Sri. G6ar=
lotto Seiffert, Srou Morie Ger uno
Die Serren N3or Ter, Se6aitian, 9lite
uuO &ie0el iparcn sic utsiibcn0en
aiinitlcr. ST.. Sciifert ais mo6lbo-
benoe gSittwe paBte iid ibrer 9oae
iebr gut an, uio i6re orei @effen
oerltanOen es mobl, DER beiratsluiti-
gen Snnte oie SeiratsgeOanfen Elm
fir ale Niole ollS5rtreiben. 6rau
Der ols 8ienitmGoden Wiirma fonr=
tie nibt ii6ertroffen iperoen; ieoeS
@orf, ieoe @euegllng perrieten, OaB
lie gang in ibrer &oue aufging.
Gas 0io6iliar mar BON @rogoit,
S24 7te StraBe, u. SO, oia 9oitiitne
BON SSrnl Scar.
8ann fam oergaG Ii. getolBt wllr
De tii6tiq, mo an GB- un0 5rinf-
6arem mangclte eS aid nidt.
9llS 0beriter mo Goriiber oes
AbenOS paltete @err SSo6n gteift
Bra iioent pes @ermania MGnner=
dors, ser in &errn s. SO. Se(big cine
frdftige Stiibe fano uno OrauBpn an
Der o9aar" paltete SEER Sarl 6.
Braun ieines Amtes.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29
F@aIBtustOu sdmscrbunO.

Gas an Dem 8on8ert oes
5dn%aerbunoes am %. 8. Oits. ole
Mitalieoer uno 5remloe oes @ereias
it'd iiberaus 8ablrei6 eingefuHo2n
6attenL lit iel6itreoeno, mar es ooh
as uorlebte Niol iii oieier Saiion
5aB elm oetartiger @enuB geboteu
mnr0e. Of Suoertiire ans Ga
mont BON 9eetbopen a%rrangiert D..
8. @opp, murOe non Den Serren
Miniter, &orleberg, 0on6 II. Vlm1p-
sedt Id0n 5il @eb0r gebrad)t. DC
9(ftipen, Die Ooroiii folgten iangen
le6r id0n oGoeten ottf Der Alm" Don
,Engcls6erg, einen GDflls bon 5 Gle
ocrn. llnteritiiBt wurOen tie ourd)
in Streidquartett, 6eitebeHo aus 9.
Nfiniter, As. Sd)mar5, u. &orleberg
mo sou. GuudL md6renO Sert G6a5.
Comb 0aS @iano lpielte. Mum0er-
don uaren Die &enorioli uSd0ne
8ieqe meiner 2ei0en", bon Sdlt=
mann, g9(m Mieer@ bon Schubert,
AQerieelen" BON StrauB, unO Arie
aus oMignon@ BON Sbomas, Die
SEER Goul 9lepOen trefflid iong.
6rau SAUL 9lep0en bnttc Die 9cglei
tuna ii6ernomnlen. Giner redt an
matcnoen flanqpolleu Stimue fam
lid Sri. Algnes @belau erfreuen, Die
0as Sopran Solo: 9iitorna pincitor
ans &(iOa bon &eroi inter @eglcitltng
uon Srqel uno @ianp portrug. Gas
Quartett (Serren Mliniter, &orle-
6erq 0olih ulio @uupredt) ipieltcn
lo6ensmert Oos .~StimmlngsbiIo~
(Sonntog i'm @ebirge) BON Sed-
mann. @ie immer ernteta oud Dies
NAL mieoer Ser SbomuS u. Wdttrap
groBartigen Gpplaus nit Ieilem ga=
ritoulolo ySoreaoorlang" aus Gar
men bon 9i5et. &err 8artl 8leDoen
trot Damn nodmnl nnf rno iang
qroBartig un0 erntete moblper0ienten
9eifall nit Der oMtitteIolterlihen
8entSbDm1e~ ans Der Oper 00ie
a0nigin bon GDperu", bon 0'9llbert.
@s mar Dies etmas gang gtelles, oa
Die @Dmne nod ME uorber IN %me-
rifo geiungen mor0eu lit. Ser Ger
manen5u9" BON 2uno, ben Ole 9(f-
tinen iangen mar iebr fein 6urdge
arbeitet uno portreffli6 geiungen.
Sri. @belon mo &err q. Shacffer
Die Solopartien oNie @infiib=
rllng in Sen oritten 9lft" uno Scr
9rautAor" ans QobengrinL ben Die
6erren Miniter, Sdmar& Sp.0ond,
2orIeberQ Gbas. 0ona uno Dump
redt ipielten, iAloB oos 9on5ert, oas
groBen Nnflong Del Oen 3uboreru
gefunoen bat.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29
dngPlr.

A Gcntide SreimaArer POse
XaX NrminiaS, go. 25. S. u. Y.
wv %. Noam Sdneioer, Sc
fretdr BAG @tc 0illlcp Str, Gbepv
GDaie .. s. @eri. am /. n. 3. 0icnS.
tag /. 90. i'm ncllen Maionic Gculpel
@iI9cIm Sell 2use go. 5. g. .
6. OF s. @erlanmcIt Iid ieoen /.
nnO 3. Domterstag i'm Monat in
Ao. 036 ga. 9(bc., M.@. @anI @nd,.
l6mio, Sefrctdr, 107 5. Strabr,
q. 8.
Sentunia 2Ogc 30. 2, .. .. S. g..
S. 8. Selbig, @rdi, f742 Str.
q. So; $. gamenreidl Ser. 1900
s. Ctr. 81. s.; @erl. am 2. nno a..
Montag /. 90. in 1889 Z. Ctr. N.-g8.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29
0cIang-gereinf

&ercini9tc Singer ION @ai6ingtun
Brdiiocnt: Sobn @alOmann; Sefre-
tar 6. @cde, t40 13. Str, @. 6.
@ai5imatun SGngrr6unO. SO. 314
6 Strabe. 81. %. Nlbert "copper",
8rdiiocnt. q. Yronmer, Sefrctar. 3t4
s Ctr. u. M. e. Gumpredt Giri.
gent. Sinoltunoe ie0cn DienStoa.
D0msnpsrsin 8tou q. g. 9aribsl. oral.
gtrlammluug ieeen + une 3. Qisnlt' g rss
Munats, Atenps s nbE III pb.ssm yOfale.
Nrion , Welnnopcrcin, 1905, 6
StraBc, q. %. Nlla. Sdmiot. Yr6-
Ii0ent. Sobn @eber. Serretdr,
DO. 518, CITE StraBe, q. 6. aarl
9oler, 9irigent. 0ireftorenDerlamm-
lung OIL 1. Sountag nod Dem /.
WeittwoN i. SO. Sin0lhnoe ieoen
Witttuod).
Nricn Gamenverrin. 8r1n q. Nrumts,
yraE6ettin. gsrlammlnns an 2. Mittwch
mcnatli9 a6ents in rtisem vctaIe
Gcrmnmia MGuncrhOr. 922 Nenn.
gue. q. 50. 9r1i. So6n &eiff. Sefr.
SEQ. Sebaltian, 500 $50. Mpe., 6.@.
emil s. Gbriltioni, Director. Sc
ldGftsberi. am 1. Sonntag /. &c.,
Siugltunoe. ieOell 9onnerftag uno
Sonntag 9lbeno in 1922 &a. sDe.
Dnmenpere'n. 3rau Gaib. Bauer, prdI.
geIammelt lid jsbsn ellsM SOnmtas i'm
MCnat i'm Dti0en eOtaIe.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29
gns benti6sn SsrsiusH.

0en 4in0ern 0es Oeuti6en
Moiienbauies lit oie Oiterfreuoe nidt
porentbalten nor0en. Sn aler Ser
gottsfriibe batten Der Superintendent
Der Anitalt, SEER g. 8. 8reil un0
feline @attin $50 gefdrbte Sitereiel
uHter 0en StrGuhern, Steiner nm
i'm @ras oes @artens perfect, un0
balo beaonn elm geiddftiges Suder
ourG 0ie &in0er. Seer Ole meiltei
Gier gefunoen bate, befam oliBeroen
einen 9reis. Gen Reit Oes Gage
Derbrahten Die ainoer nit Spielel
unter Der 9eitlng 0es &reilideu@be
paores. 3ablreid nareu Ole 9eir
der, Die iid eiuiteGten, uio feline
fam NIT leeren SdHOeu. 90 erbiel
ten Die &inoer atBerOem nod ibr
9fterf0rbden uno SijBigfeiten. Sra.
Sc. g. 8artbeI, Die @rdiiOentin oes
6rouen SiilfsDereins, folgte ibrel
@eDobnbeit uno ipen0ete cine reid.
Ii6e Menge BON See Cream UNI
SUDDEN, Sralt 9e@rain lan0te cine
QliantitGt @ier, Sri. @eBforO. SEQ.
rerin oes 0ritten Grades in ser SECT.
dam S6uIe, Die BON Sen @oiIen be-
fu1t miro, ihidte SUDDEN lu0 &onfi-
tiiren, unO SEER 1tn0 6rau Steinle
f9entten cine aiite 3udereier.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29

Ger Columbia 8rauere
aranfen ltnterltiibungsberein bieit
am tS. 5. so. feline oaidbrlide @e-
neraloeriommliing nit 9eomteniuabl
alb im @ereinslofal GorI Sammel
936 $50. @ue., q. IS. Gle 3a6l Der
anpeienoeu MitglieOer mar cine iebr
5ablrei6e. Der Sdobmeiiter berid)
tete, Dab ser @erem troB Der oielen
Eo0esf1ae nmO Der 5iemli1 i%tarten
9ranfenliite I'M pergangenen Sabre
iman5ieQ nod INNER gut geiteat lit,
.ltlO oaB aud Der am II. 6cbriiar OBJ
aebaltene Sabrcs6on trob aaer Sc
fiir6tltngen Elm %iinon5iellcr @rfolg
mar. Dies bat ieincn @ritnO audi
Oaril OoB ser Sefret1r beinnbe al
lein 100 Sidets berfaltite mo Dab je=
oes cin5elne MitglieO iein S6erflein
oo5li beitriig. Mit Dem e%ingeldlfe=
men 3inien pom 9ermanental mo
Northern 2ibertp 9auperein f0mlen
Gle @abrimlS Singer nit Dem Sob
reso6i6luB 5~ufrieoen fem. NlS 3ei-
6cil, Dab Die Yeomten lire Sfli6t II.
S6uloigfeit gctalL murOen lie ale
per INFLAMMATION mieoergeipGblt, nit
@ltstabme Oes &ice=%r1iiOenten Geo
@irfle, ser aus gei6Gftli6en &iid-
iid)tcn ablebnte. g[u feline Steae
mllrOe 6crOinano 0iegelmaun cr-
mGblt. SefretGr &on muBte, ga cr
sl biel an Ser SonO bat, ais 9elegot
3unt @aiienbous 5uriidtreteil; an
feline Stclle meloete ii6 @ernlam
Qefner, Ser oll6efannte @rGiioent
oes ariegerbunocs. 9[ne Nehnitli=
gen wuroen be5ablt, olld Ser Sab
res6eitrag gum 9euti6en @aiieh=
6orls.
Die Nsomten limo:
@eorg Miaer, @rdiioent;
SERB. 0iegelmonL @i8e-&rGiiOelt
6ron5 &omL prpttofol. SctretGr;
Otto Muti1ler, 6inon5-S efretor
@oltaS 9irfle, S6aBmeiIter;
GreO. @ngel, Siirbiiter.
germoltlmesrot: Sobn araft So.
@itte, 8rib Bauer.
0elegaten 8ilm 0eutideu Central
@erbano: 8. Mntihler, @iai @ittc,
Ping. 6att.
6abnentrdger: sc. @eiBmiiacr,
aorl 90lger.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29
Nentider GentraI . @erein in 81.

0entider Central : &ercin int Si-
.itrift Columbia. Ntartin @ie=
qoto, @rdIioent; @olfgang <dod-
libel /. Gi3e-YrGi.; Nugiiit SdmiOt,
2. gi5e-Yrdi.; Garl @golt 3. &i3c-
8r1i.; @eorge Wiair, a. &i5e-Erdi. ;
@m. 8ieomalui, 5. &i3e=Erdi. @l-
IioUe genoer, Sefrct1r, GonarcB
Scig6ts; Start @ammel, S6abmei-
lter; Soc @9onorad. 8o6nentrdger.
Geriammlung am A. Dienltag /. sc.
in 922 Yelln. ADe.
GOlMmbia.S nrnberein, 928, %.
Strobe. 50. So, Hortb 2145.
@eI11ftSperiomlnlungen ieoen 2.
Sonntag i'm Monnt, Nadmitt. $50
uGr. acknowledgment ieoen Moli.
tag, IbenOs s llbr. grnlt @criten.
berg. 8r1iiOellt, 1343 6 GtroBe, 90.
%. Telepbon 90. 2O86. @&riftuort
81. Is. MaGler, 715 IA. Str. 81. So,
Selcpbon Main 1866.
9nmsu.@ sftiOu: 3rau SarOb Bnuma0rtner,
praliOsnt;n; 0rnn j. y. Wann, Ssfrst6rtn.
&Cteranenbereim Ses 8ten @nta.
lions. GeriammeIt ii1 oaielblt.
9eutIdcr @aiicnGnaspcrein, @rd.
lioent S. S. Sdneioer, @nl. 5. MeD.
ers, Sefret1r, 1919 Srbing Ctr, &c.
So, Dircftorcll. uno 0eIegoten.8er.
lautnllltno an 9. 0onnerItQq /. so.
im SGngerbun0.
5rauen- SilfsSerein. 8rau g. g. 9artbsl.
Drdi. @erInmmelt ltG npuntli9 mn q. DCH'
uerltaS i'm SGngerbunb, 3 ubr haGm.
6rausn-NGbperein. 5rau 6. eBTlrr. Yral.
Terlammslt i9 mpnatli9 SemaB NOti3.
0cntI1er &riegerbanO Dcriammplt
iid ieoen 3. Mortag monatIi9 IN $50.
922 Eenn. Nbe., Sclomebel SoIepb
Mair, 2004 grIte Str. g. @.
Observation-Disclosures Sedniter'
&erein Oeriammelt lib am /. uno 3.
Wlitttuo6 ocs Monats i'm Ginger,
buno, 314 G=Str. N.=@. 8alll @aui1
Sefret1r, 341S 9roipn Str, 9t.-@.
Wermauia Glmb. Mlitttpo6S uno
6reitnos Abenos III Sbe &oiefam
1928 s Str. g. SO. SefretGr @m.
S. Mepers, 1919 Sruing Str, 1913.
Gnfel @rafis &eraniaanss ; Ser
Elm. Geo. @1air, 5efrctdr, 1881 lite
5traBe, g. SO. @crianmelt Ii9 am
2. Sonntag i. 90. i'm @olOen Gag
le SoteI, g. S. Ape uttO 8 ctr.
SntsI 8raiie Damenserein. Grau SOpbis
WabL vrdibentiu. Ysrlammelt iG am l..
MiitwO9 I'M Mpnat I'M 9nuls sinsS tsr Mit-
SIifber.
YrOipest 9ia Cemetery. SreO.
Snlbot @%r1iioent, 8m. Mnrtin sc.
fretdr. 8eriammelt iiG am eriten
6reitag monatli1 bel S. u. Cries
bauer, 433 Ste StroBc, 81. 90.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29


0os intfqe @6lf6en Oes
SGn9arbnnoeS mar fait pollitdnoi9
ON 0itermontod im Sdrgerblmo
periammeIt, ais Der 9onlenperein
iein Gan5frdn5den ub6ielt. 9(uh Die
dltereu 2ente feblten nidt. 9cs
berii6mteren @oters berii6mter Sobn
&erbart9eop entpuppte ii6 ais l6nei-
bigger 6eltoroner nno fano ausgiebi-
qe @ilfe nn0 @eiliunO III Dem eOlen
@riiOerpaar &aiils. Gilr5unL es mar
,iebr ih0n. 0as es audi alnten" IL
Del mar, 1T ielbitoerltGnolid).
Gin sroBes Olisrsi idmidts Die 9olls,
ole D~efotationsu luaren III @eIb mo
lusiB un0 cs alb reiSnoe SOwenie's.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29
2anOsmannidaftIide unb l%lnterfHt.
aHgs : @ereine.

eduei5er @ObItatioFeitsOercin.
Yrdi. Sulius Galoft 1f8 EpnnclIe.
aDc, 90. 6. 6. &. 66DeaIer, @efre.
tdr, 1929 S Str, q. SO.
gerein 8aSeu, aIOis Neinbart Sc.
fret6r, 113 9 GtraBe, g. M.. Der.
Iaminelt Iid ieOcn 1. Oienstao i'm
@eOnat in 936 asa. glpe., 90. SO.
gerein @abern, Columbia Seftisn
gtr. /. @OIfgang NudO1i6eI, 9raI.
Sranf 8ieganO, @i5e.Yr1i. WlihJ
Sol5beicrIeiL S9asmeilter. Sbeo u.
Sefert, Sefretdr, 1910 6la. Gbe.,
q. 6. 8eri. am 1. Sonntaq /. 90.
3 ubr hadn't. in $50. 922 Ya. NlDe.
S@iUGbiiGer &ranfen . llntsritat.
5%tn0Sbercin, NihaeI Diet, Gefret6r,
629 $ Str, q. 8. @erIammIuna am
|. 9ienstag /. 90. in 0o.737 z. ctr.
%lattOitider |ereem. @m. Stir.
mann. Sefret1r. tuo6nbnft in EacO.
ma Yorf. 8erlammIung am /. Don-
nerStag |. %. in 1877 z. Ctr, 81. %.
SefenSarmItGOtcr llnterlatunas.
|erein. Souls Bauer, 8rGItoelt.
Sobn Weininger, GefretGr, SO. ~.
H=StraBe, R.-@. @eriammIunq am
.. Wtittpo6 |. 90. in 922 9a. 4pc.
Mtetger.ll sSrib
9eB, SefretGr, Care $50. 1920 Conn.
Apenlte. @eriammcIt fid ie0en crltem~
oielstag i. 90. IN $50. 922 8a. Mpe.
columbia @raMer . 9rnnFea.llm.
terltHRMn8SDerein. Srnn3 Nom. sc.
tretdrs 1884 22te Str, q. SO. Ser.
lammlnllg am 8. 9icnstag /. M. in
ao. 1856 Pa. Nbe., sc. SO.
9enti&er lIuterEitamas6unS,
Diltrift $50. 40. Sefret1r Mm. san.
llemann, 1916 M1arion GtroBe. 81.
Us. Teriainmelt iid ie0en 4. Mitt.
ipO9 i. 81. in 1886 ga. g(pe., %. u.
9eatider llntertitanasbnnb, 81.
ltrift 100. MibaeI Diet8, Gefretdr,
629 s Str, q. 6. @erI. am 4. Don.
nerstag / ~. in 737 Z. Str, M.@.
9eati6er Neutrality-suspicious.. 0i.
ltrift go. 410. Sefretdr Ssobn Mei.
Ringer, $50. 81 @-StraBe, Oe..M.
S%eriannlelt ii6 am /. Mittpoh ies
oen WITS. in 936 ga. @be., 81. 90.
9entid : slmerifamiidcr lGuter.
ltiibnngs : Seteim, Sic. @ieoono.
5SetretGr, go. S24 Cite Ctr, S.-@
Selepbon Main 2999m. @erIamml
am 2. 9icnSta1 j. ". in 733 Z. Gtr.
@aI6iuatOn Sid aeIief. sctretar
Y. gildot G~Derrpoalc 9fllrai eta.
s. Seri. am 1. nllo 3. Montaa
/. w., IN 1927, Z. StraBe. q. SO
Gentidc Brand, Su3iaIiTilder
Fartri. @en6el Nifl. Scfrctir, 1886
Ontario GoaO. &eri. am /. ms 3.
eonneritag, S[bpnos s ll6r IN 423
@.Str., N-8. SDmpatifiprer ltets
l%piufonmen.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29
Ger 9nfel @rGifg 0omen-

Scr 9nfel @rdifg 9omen-
@erein belt an labten Mfontag
9ltermontag - einen iebr idonctl
8au I'M ahlbbauie oas arion ab. 0el
9eiu6 mar iebr 5ablreih, uno ga
Die re6te Stimmmlg b5rri6te rn>
flott %getatl3t mrroe, omiiiierte iib ie-
Der oortreffli6. 9ln6 Die Onfels ma
rem ie6r 5a6lrei6 pertreteu. 0os
&omite, oas ocn @ol ia6r nett ar
ronaiert bette. beitan0 aus Ser YrG-
iioelltin 6rau gSabl, Der ShaBmpi=
lterin Sri g9ieamann uno Der &C.
fretdril 8rau @eber.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29

Gas @ofbington cum
y bonie Ordeiter inter Der Sci.
tliug bon @rofeiior Seinri6 Sam
mer CAB am 9ienitag iein Oiertes
&on5erf. @eipielt wuroen 9urles-
one ans @olten-atfuds6eim, SDm-
pbonie go. 8, s. Moior pom 9eet6o-
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29

SIN @efeIlig Gitterori-
i6en &erein, Der beltte AbenO I'M
Sanie Ser Srau s. @ntorO, 7t2 Ste
StraBe, g5.@, tagt, miro Ser Sranf
Glnlop einen @ortra9 iiber &i6ar0
@aaner'S G%annbduier lno Sriftan
mo Sioloa balteu.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29

m Iung oes Sci
ienbnrmitdoter llnteritiibungs Ser
ems am 10. S. sc. mar Iebr gut be-
iu6t. @r1iioent 2ouis Bauer II.
fiibrte BEN @oriib; oie 8eamten mo-
rem ale u~nipeieno. 9ranfe muroeu
nidt angemeI0et. ga Der @ereins-
Gbarter nd6iten Serbit ablGuit mur-
ben Die MitgIie6er 6. Amelung, E6eo
9er6, Sobn q. 9lttb, S. M%eininaer,
SEQ. S. geBGer, So6n BENDER uno
Geo. S. Ilttb ais &ouite ernamt, Inn
cine ~notpenOig %getporoene ueue Con-
ftitution auf3uiteQen. gfaA Der Ser
inmmlung fano elm .Smofer" itatt.
gu Dem 5ablrei6e @inlaoungen altqe.
noinmen paren. 9n glttem @b- nt0
Srinfbarem feblte eS nidt, un0 10
Derging Die Belt MIR 81 l6i1eQ. Grit
lp6ter trennte man lid.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29

Nm 0ienitag, oen /. April,
r llbr obenOs, finOet Die nddlte Ser
inmmllmg oes S6pdbii6an&ranfen-
lllteritiiblmgs &ereins in @D. @aB=
mann's Saae itntt. 9ia1 oerielben
ioll EN- Serreno6en0 o~bgebalten per-
oen. Sic 0}itglieoer iino eriudt, rebt
piinftli6 81 erideinerL Namit Die Sc
idditsiibung redt5eitig eroffnet wer.
Den fam.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29

aapitan Sumes s. OuIter, Ser
langiGbrige 8rdlioent Der Board Of
Goucotion bat feline &eiignation
cingerei6t.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29

Der 5rouen- S%iilfsoerein Ocs
&uppert @reiien6eins, Oeiien 8rGii-
oentin 6rnl 8. 6aciits it, Deriorgtc
Die SnIaiien oes Seims gum 0iterta-
&c nit @cfrorerem unO altdeli. Sc
Der uno ieOe Ser Sniaiien erbielt oil
Ber0em cine SdaHtel aonfitiiren II.
5rau &ammJ ole M}atrone Der 9(n,
ltalt, tat elm ltebriges uuO fiigte @eiu
ali Der 8eitmabl5eit.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29
qereins~ ind A~o0en~galender

Ole Serrn @etretare fO gebetn uns tets bon Observation-Disclosures
Ionic BON @orgGngeu in ibren @erefneu geritt 3u eeberg uno Ino mir
Ids beIrebt, iobe an eeeiguehr Sele auf5unebmen.
greis fir sic Snfrtion Ser aarte $3.50 per Sa6r.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29

Sim 6. @pril miro ser @emiid-
tie gbor oes 9lrion elm &on5ert Der
anItalten.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29

peiL @rite 9(lnerifouiidc Gbapiooie
bon @onrmer (Siorr Snoialer Son=
ncntau5). Ger Soliit mar @err Ser
mann SoubD, Der feline Nfeiiteri6aft
ori Dem Cello Denies. @r ipielte &a-
riationen iiber Elm 9fotofotbema BON
Ti6aifonsfp. Serrn Sammers aon=
poiitionen fonoen begeiiterten Nn-
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29

Gas lebte &on5ert 0es
Sdngerbunoes in oieIer Saiion miro
anI 6. 9lpril l%tattfinoen.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
WHEN NORWICH PEOPLE
Publicly Testify, lt's Evidence Not to Be Ignored.

When residents of Norwich are will ing to recommend Doans Kidney Pills in this paper, is there any good reason to try kidney backache or bladder remedy that is not as well recommended?
 K Mrs. Oscar Bjork. 3531s West Main Street Norwich, Cenn.. says: T re- yceived good results from Deans Kid ney Pills and therefore. do not hesi- tate to recommend them. For some time I was bothered by backache and was often so lame that I could hardly move. My mother told me that my kidneys were at fault, and when heard of Deans Kidney Pills I pro- cured a box at N. D. Sevin & Sons Drug Store. They proved to be the remedy I required and in a short time removed every symptom of my trou- ble.
 The above statement was given August 26. 1908, and several years later Mrs. Bjork said: T willingly confirm my former statement in praise of Doan's Kidney Pills. I have no kidney trouble since this remedy cured me"
 For sale by all deaiers. Price 50 cents Foster MiIburn Co.,. Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name Doan's - and take no other.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
TRYING TO MAKE WOMEN REBEL Mrs. Robins States Her Purpose in
 Debate Before Missouri Senate.

St. Louis. Mo, June 6.-The session of the Missouri Senate Wage Investi- gation committee yesterday develope l into a debate between Lieutenant Governor Painter and Mrs Raymond Robins, the Chicago settlement worker and president of the Woman's Nation al Trade Union League, which is in convention here. Lieutenant Govern or Painter said that the attitude of the Trades Union League in urging girls to concentrate in the city is destroying home ties and subjecting women to conditions worse than those o1 the Negro in slavery.
 Mrs. Robins said women enjoyed dustry were slaves. but she said they ought to enter the gainful occupations and be paid a proper minimum wage : SIP a week. or more.
 Mrs. Robins that women en1oyed being among the multitude, preferring that to the home. She said her pur- pose was to make women rebellious so they would demand more pay and bet ter working conditions
 Has not womens employment in the industries enforced women's slay- cry in this country?" asked the lieu : tenant governor.
 Yes" said Mrs Robins.
 And are not women workers fr1ors firmly in bondage than were the Afri- can slaves, who were valuable to their owners and properly cared for7 Do not employers now know that whsn thsy wear out one girl they can get another 10 take her place."
 Yes, that's true" said Mrs, Robins,
 '1f women were ta1fen out Of tic in= dustry and lived at home and fosls care of the families, would they n1t be better off and Weuid net the men then get higher wages and be better able te provide for their families ?'
 Every woman Is entitled to work, replied Mrs, Robins.