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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-07

The shrewd Russell Sage said: Young man
buy real estate and then work hard at your
usual vocation. Your real estate purchase
will make your old age comfortable"
Andrew Carnegie: Real estate is the very
best investment for SMALL SAVINGS. 1t is
hound to grow into money. More fortunes
have been made from rise in values in real
estate than from all other sources combined
Ex-President Cleveland: NO investment on
earth is so safe, so sure. SO certain TO enrich
it's owner as undevelOped realty. I always
advise my young friends to place their
savings In real estate near some growing
town There is no such SAVINGS BANK any
where"
Ex-President Roosevelt Every one who
invests in well selected real estate in a grow
Ing section adopts the surest and safest
method of becoming INDEPENDENT for real
estate is the basis Of all wealth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-25
MANY SALT LAKERS
To PURCHASE HOMES
Hubbard Investment Com.
pany Selling Douglas Park
Property.

Salt Lake is so rapidly becoming city
OF homes, and so many unusually fine
residences have gone up In the past year
In various parts OF town, that more and
more interest is being manifested this
spring in the announced intentions Of
several prominent Salt Lakers 10 build
elaborate homes.
In Douglas Park the new residences
that will be built there by business and
large building sites will total several
hundred thousand dollars
Douglas Park is the gateway TO the
east, bench OF, a residence section, that,
in time will be built solid to the foot
hills OF the Wasatch mountains.
Comparatively few Salt Lakers realize
the full significance of the development
Douglas park. purchased three years ago
by the Hubbard Investment company
from Denver capitalists. who had held
years without improving it. over ss7. 900
has been spent in opentng UP and devel-
oping the tract. With the opening Of
Douglas Park came the impetus to the
bringing the new 100000 east side high
school to this section of the city. the
opening up OF F1fteenth East street. and
the continuation through the principal
South car line.
That decided rise in residential realty
values throughout this part or the city is
Imminent cannot be questioned The inn
provement OF the district. the immense
number OF homes built. and the influx
Of new residents insures a steady growth
that Is already influencing the price OF
property in Douglas Park and vicinity
w. E. Hubbard OF the Hubbard In
vestment company. speaking OF the stu
alton Saturday, said:
Il can remember no period in Salt
Lakes growth during the past twenty
years or more with the outlook for prom
erty owners more encouraging than at
present So many great and vital fac
tors are at work throughout the state
all looking toward the development OF
Utsh's natural resources. that their in
fluence must be felt in Salt Lake most
materially in the Immediate future.
such projects a the building OF the
interurban electric road from Salt Lake
TO Payson: the coming Of the Moffat road
from Denver; the work OF the great new
electrical corporation. the Utah Power G.
Light company; the development Of the
thousands Of acres OF land between Salt
Lake City and the Great Salt lake; the
heavy increase In the capacity OF the
Utah Copper mills: the many thousand
being spent in the development Of Utah
coal fields. involving as It does hundreds
OF thousands Of dollars worth of new
railroad construction wor. all has It's et-
feet on Salt Lakes realty market"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-25
SMITH REALTY HAS
GOOD WEEKS BUSINESS

A good business for the last week is
reported by the Smith Realty company.
and the prospects for this week are cspe.
Clally good. in ;hat u number OF deals
involving considerable money are eX-
pectcI 10 be closed.
The sale OF seven and a half acres OF
grounded located AZ Holiday was trans
acted by the firm during the week The
property was sou to l.. j. Warren for
a consideration OF $3.50 SIX acres in
the same distric. were also sold 10 II.
a. Jensen and II. Saunders
Sale OF several lots in Eastwood Pa RI,
subdivision is expected 70 be made dur
ing this week, Eastwood Park Is sit
uated at the corner OF Twelfth South
will make an effort 10 quickly dispose
of the lots not already sold by holding
a special sale.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-25

II YOU are looking for home and mol
merely n house. we want 10 show you
this bungalow just completed. 1t IS on
G corner lot, one block fro nthe 9th East
pavement. II has style in every line
both inside and out, There is a. large
front porch. large hall and living room
with an archway between giving the ef-
feet OF one very large room. These rooms
have oak floors and med ceilings.
fireplace and built-in bookcases. The
dining room has a window seat, wains-
cotng. oak floors. built-in buffet and
china closets. The kitchen IS finished
In white enamel and is absolutely COM
plete in every way The bedrooms and
bath are IN white enamel There Is n
screened rear porch and large sleeping
porch. The walls are handsomely dec
GRATED throughout and the electric. fix
lures are unusually fine. The basem ent
is oemented. and has a furnace and lsun-
dry tubs. TWO large bedrooms can be
finished upstairs at slight cost The
house can be sold on easy terms. Let
us show you this classy place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-25

Messiah Special Matinee
Empress theater, Sunday, 4:3U o. m.
(Advertisement)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-25
q. j, Dangerfield Dies.

c. J. Dangerfield, SO years Of age. a
sheet metal worker by trade and a rest
dent OF Salt Lake for more than forty
years. died at his residence, 32S NJ street,
last night. Mr.. Dangerfield is survived
by his widow, one daughter. three broth
ers. a sister and three gra ndchildren. all
OF Salt Lake He was born in London.
England. April .. 1860 and came 10 Utah
with his parents in 1872. The body was
removed last night TO the undertaking
rooms of c. II. Banks at Murray Fu-
neral arrangements have not yet been
completed and Will be announced later,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-25
OUTLINE PROGRAMME
FOR BIG CONVENTION
Education Association Plans
Busy Week During Its
Annual Meeting.
COUNCIL MEETS FIRST
VIII Hear Committee Reports
OF Subjects of Interest
to Teachers.

The convention of the National Edu-
cation association. which win be held lr
salt Lake July 5-li. Will open with q
session Of The National Council OF Edu.
cation. Saturday. July 5. This Informa-
don was received from D. w. Springer
secretary OF the orgsnizati ton. in an out
linc u the programme for the conven-
ton. by local convention committees
The first general session OF the n. E.
=. viii he held IN the tabernacle Mon
day afternoon. July = The outline OF
tbe weeks progrsn nme is more or less
tentative, but gives a general idea OF
the conventions activities.
In addition 20 the session July 5, the
National Council Of Educa ton Will meet
Monday morning. July :. and Thursday
morning. July 10. At these meetings
"Economy OF Time in Education
Standards ana Tests Of Efficiency" and
The Suzzallo plan for the Reorganiza-
ton OF The Teaching Profession.
. The opening general session Monday
concert In the tabernacle I'm the evening.
Other general sessions will be held at
the same place Tuesday morning and
"Wednesday. Thursday and Friday even
Saltalr Tuesday afternoon, followed by
bathing and dancing In the evening
An outline OF the programme for the
departmen,ai meetings OF the conven-
ton follows.
Following Is an outline Of the departmental
meetings OF the y. E A
kineeygastcn cducstIon-Monday morning and
Wednesday afternoon. Topics. The Kinder
saFton a. an ln,eEral Part Of the Public School
Encstveness of Kindergarten Supervision" ." In
crcasiuc Development o. the Whole Child IN the
Eindersortsn. 'Duteoor Kindergarten" ." Mod
esn Methods IN tho kindorEarten.' Obstacles !u
iho Pathway o. tho kindergarten Of the Future -
Sposkcrs, United State6 Commissioner o, Educa-
lion r. p ClsXton Luolla Palmer. New York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-25
Coliseum Bids Opened.

The executive committee OF the Utah
state Fair association met yesterday In
the Vermont building and opened the SIX
bids offered for the steel construction
work OF the new coliseum on the fair
grounds. The bids were taken under ad =
vlsement by the committee, and a de-
clsion VIII be made and an announce
nent given regarding the fortunate bid
der In the near future.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-25
To Send Bodies East.

The bodies OF Eugene L. Gcrarden. sc
years OF age, and Curtin L. Erman, 80
years Of age. who were accidentally
killed by electrocution ct Bingham Fri
day, are at the o'Donnell & Co; under
taking parlors OF this city. The body
OF Cererden will be sent to Green Bay,
Wis. for burial, while Ernan's body
Will be sent to Defiance. H.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-25
Veteran Soldier Ddes

Nathan Woodbury.. so years OF age, a
former soldier. died last night at the
home OF his daughter Mrs. David Baum
berger. at SAT East Ninth South street.
Mr.. Woodbury. lived the greater part OF
his life In Kansas, coming to Salt Lake
City three years ago.
Funeral services will be held at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Baum
berger home Members OF the c. A. r.
are invited TO attend. Burial Will he in
Mount Ollvet cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-25

their actual cost 10 the contractor, e
should not be hard TO recognize the op-
portunlty as exceptional We have three
such houses on the north bench, two OF
six rooms each and one OF seven rooms.
They are unusually attractive, and are
complete IN every way. Oak floors.
cemented easements. with furnace. The
assessments are all Paid IN fun. They
are offered at $4,000. $1,000 and $4,000. and
very easy terms can be arranged These
prices are $1,000 less than asked a few
weeks ago. Don't miss this wonderful!
bargain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-25

This two-story Craftsms house Is one
OF the most unique and attractive in the
c.ry. II has six large rooms and entry
hall. In plan and finish il is absolutely
different. Large living room and dining
room in white enamel. and connected
with enormous closets. II has oak floors.
furnace. etc. and IS complete In every
way. The price IS s450o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-25
Five Nav Vote.

Five foreigners, Tonaso Carlini Ital-
ian: L. Jensen, Swedish; Max Freeman
Finn; Theodore Daumsden. Dane. and
citizenship in tho United States yester-
day by Judge John "A Marshall at yes
terday's session of the United States
district court. They were examined by
William S. Graham. naturalization exam
liner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-25

There never was a time when people
appreciated the real merits OF Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy more than now.
This is shown by the increase in sales
and voluntary testimonials from per.
sons who have been cured by it. II
you or your children are troubled with
a cough or cold give it trial and be,
come acquainted with its good quail
ties. For sale by all dealers.
. (Advertisement.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-25
Paine Is Transferred.

w. w. Paine. government food and
drug Inspector. who has had his head :
quarters In Salt Lake for some time. has
been transferred to the Boston. Mass
district The Salt Lake Office Will here
after be In charge OF r. B. Raynor, for
merly OF the Boston office
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-25
To Hold Memorial Services

Tho Nations Tribute to Her Dead
VIII be the subject OF sermon by the
Rev. DR.. L. s. Bowerman In tho Inn
manuel Baptist church this forenoon
Mrs. V. 3. Cutler Will sing ''The Flag
without a Stain" and additional music
viii be furnished by the church chorus
and the chlldreu's chorus
Washington Journal., 1913-01-18
uMnppcrt @reiieubcim~.

Gie monatlide @eriammlung oes
0ireftorilmS Oes Support @reilen-
hcims fono an Wtontag gtohmittag
i'm Soliie ser Irou Marie DC @Fotn
itott. Nnneieno maren: Die Serren
Simon @oIt @briitian Seitrid, ISM.
4. @uoe. Ssobn Sanien, Gbr. &omm=
lima. 6. :. 5ads, Is. ". Spier, Y.
IS. Sdoefer mo s. 81. Go6erts, Die
gertreterinnen Ocs 0amen-Siiltsoer-
ems, 6ror 2eopoIoine Sacins uflO
Sron Worie Dc @rain. Die Hortt=
ne @eihdfte muroen ldnel erleolgt,
Ser @eriht Oes Sousfomites lnlttete
ditberit oiinitiq. Die Oamen b@id)-
tcten iibcr sic Observation-Disclosures
nno g3euiabrsfeicr, mo 0aB Den Sti-
iaiien in oacn g~crghtcn&ilniden enti
deaenaefonmcu miirOc. Nlf Nntrog
BON Is. @. Spier mrrOc einltimnlg
bcidlloiien, Gin &aiid5immer cin6ll=
ridten, 10 0nB sic alien SerrclL pte
meiIono Der @reuBen-Sonlg, ibr
Rnlth-aoacgilm abbaIten totten,
nna Die Grlcbniiie i6reS SchenS bel
elmer @feife Eabof 81 belpredet-
ySod ser @crionnnlmlg talo EN- 20
leues 6eItno6l itatt, 81 melhenl lId)
audi 6rau G6riit. Scurih mo 6rall
Simon @olf gingeiunoen batteiL II.
bci meldem ole pielen @erOicnlte Der
@oItaeberin in idmnngpolen HeoeIl
inS rc6tc 9idt geicbt wllroen. Us
mar idon ipGt glbenos, ais oas leBte
@Ias onf Oas @pbl Der 6rou Wfarle
@rain gctrunfen milroe mo ore
9ircftoren nit lid mo Der Melt 5ll'
iricOen, nadb @auie gingen.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-18
Sereins.N Otijsu.
@an iebe nnd ben anuoncen.
@eranRaMmasm.

Sanuor 10. Sonntag. Muiifalii6er
g(benO fir Wiitglieoer uno 6ami-
lien i'm Sd~ngerbuno.
Suumar 10. Sonntag. MuEifalii6cr
9lbenb I'M grion.
SSanaar t9. Sonntag. 9lbeno Inter
baltitng i'm @ermnnia Wldrmerdor.
Ssanuar 20. Montag. Sobresbaa Oes
8lattoiittIHen l1nteritiiBungsper-
Gems in Der 9l0 Mafonic Sau.
SSanuar 90. DomerItag. @udrc BET
Dem 9amen-@ilfsperein oes 9ert-
iden @niienballies in ser Singer
6un06alle.
Soiuior &c. Sonntag. &riegerbltnO.
aaiierS @eburtstag I'M @oIoenen
eagle @otel.
Sorlidr 26. Sonntog. a. MuIifoIi-
l6er N(beno i'm Sdngerbul10.
q. Sanllnr, Mtontag. @roBes Sab
reSfeIt unO 9aQ oes Gereins 9aD-
ern I'M Ol0 WaioniC Sempel.
Snuuar 81. Wontog. S1ngerbuuO
San5frdnB6en.
Samtar 81. 1918. MOntag. Giidre
uuo Cans i'm arion.
3. 6ebr., Montag, @roBer Mosfen-
bad Oes o@ermania MfGunerAor"
i'm Slo Maionic 3enpcl.
4. 6ebrllar, 0ienitag, nglarreuiib-
ung~ im o9lrion~ : Glubboliie.
8. 6ebrilar, Sonntag, vMebeliuppe"
i'm 0eutihen @aiienbous.
10. 8ebrlar, Montag, oAorreniib-
ing I'M uSdngerbuno~.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-18
Observation-Disclosures lInteritiibnngs-
uercin.

III Der Notwithstanding an
Is. Sanuur fiibrte @rdiiocnt 8. Sau-
cr Den Goriib. Gle 9eamten warer
ale onpeicn0. 9os Erotofoa muroC
onaenommen unO iiir 5Dei aranfe
muroc oos &ranfengelo bemiaf9t.
Gas 9lbrehnungsfomite beribtete,
Sab Die Bidder Oes Sefretdrs unO
5%doBmeilters iid) in better 9ronuna
6efGn0en; Oas 8olfomite legte Be
ridt ob, ser Iehr giit lalitete. Cine
ginlooung 5lrn1 9operu gaa puroe
anqenommen. 9ln oas Oc1ttl6e 8ai-
leitbous mltroen $500 beDiaigt-
Bel oetf9enntenpabl puroen iommt-
lide alten @eomten einitimmig mic
ser eripGblt, IooaB iih ser |orltano
1llo mieOer 5uiammenicbt mlS ben
0erren:
g. @oiler ielL @rGiioent;
sSenrp @eber, &iae-&rdiioent;
Sobn Meininger, Sefretdr;
Sobn q. Mlltb, ShaBmeilter,
Sobn 6erber, Walibaa.
Tas 5inansfomitc beitebt ans ben
6erren emil Spabm 6. Mmelung,
SEQ. u. Corr.
1elcgoten 5ltm Gentrnlperein Iiflo
)ie @erren s. Sdlltrumpt 8. @ram=
li6, 6. 4emllrng.
Ser Sabresberi6t Oes SefrctGrS
.alItet iolgen0ermnBeu:
gin Die 9eamten unO Wtitglieoer
les Seiien0armitaoter llnteritiiB
IlngS &ereins!
Sn QebereinitimmIng mit meinen
Eflidtcu nnterbreite iH Sbnen bier
init cilen 9erift iiber oas 9eiteben
.tnieres Gereins an @nOe Oes Sabres
Nm MitqlieOern bot ser Ser
IN a%bgenommen, an 9apital ieoo6
;ugenommen. 9ie9lbnabme lit baupt=
oulG6 Sic oielen SoOesfdae
oeruria1t, m16reno Die 3llnabme Oes
Capitals Der I'M leBten Suni abge-
0altsnen @aiierfabrt uno Dem am /.
Sanuar abge6altenem Sabrees6aa gu
jui1reiben lit meld)e bei0e 5nium=
men Der Tereinsfoiie einen lleber-
ihlB BON S427.42 5%ufii6rten. Gin
ileles Mitglieo muroe I'M 2aufe bes
Sabre5 mieoer aligenommerl, orsi
limo nwerltorben unO ems muroe me-
gen 9tidt6e5ablens ieiner &eltrdge
geltri6en.
Die Ginnabmen m1bren0 oes Sab
res maren $f,008, %; Die Nusgabeu
1894 ,9S. aaiienbeitano am S~Iuiana
oes Sabres So, .05, am @noa 0es
Sahres $3,1t0,96, mitbin cine 3il-
naEme BON $f13,91.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-18
SO-ia6riscs Subilanm.

Die 00oncoroia~ @emeinOe itebt
in Der 5eier ibres S0-idbriqen Subj
ldums. 9Lm lebten Sonntog muroe
Oas FL. @ben0mobl gereiht, am Gien.
itae 4beuo fano uuter Seitlug Oes
6railenpereins cine geielige 6eier
itatt, Die pradtig perIief uuo fib re-
ger Ieilnabme ieitens Der @emeinoe-
glieoer uno Sremoe Der STRIDE gu
erfreuen batte. gm nddlten Sonn.
tag perOen 5ipei 6eitgottesOienite
Itattfinoen, mo 5mor miro pormit-
tags II lt6r SEER Yaitor s. @. So
der bon Baltimore in Oeutid, unG
abenos Inn 7.45 9err 8aitor 6. q.
&iin5ler in englii1 preOigen.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-18
stdOtii6c &euigteitcn.
snmitna, Sen IS. 9anmar 1913.
Sull oes Cnfel @raiis @srsniiennss-
unO Samcn : @ereins.

gns mar ein @eniibll Der lprIf'
n6rtIiba apfel tounte in Ger Wlen.
lhenlnenae faum sur @roe, mo bod
flooDfs allies, oof berridte mIlter-
hattie Sromung, unO bod fDuroe tloti
oetonst. ltlO mic getan5tl 0as ging
obnc Muib0rcn pom einem Sa1I6 III
Sen aiocrn, cine Nluiiffapeue lolte
oic onoerc ab. G;e yteiieruila, 5ipeI
aupelsn 5llr &ano 81 baben, bat lld)
trciflid 6em1brt unO 6riidte getra'
acll oelln tic crmoglibte Dem lebr
5ublrcih eriAicneneu inngen@lement,
iid tiihtia ails5iItun5en. llebrigens
leiiteten sic 0nfcl uno Salltcn I'M
Iansen alId oas Nienidcnm0glide.
Die Sapele oes @erru 9o3berger
madte 9ledmuiif, w6brenO Die pom
Serrn Gddcr geleitete Streihmnllif
lieferte. gaio an YtIIiit mar fem
WanQel, mo nm Oos WiaB poll 81
MAIDEN, bate lid al Der Gueae nod
EN- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS inter &ei=
tung pom Serrn Mi6el @eiBmiiaer
qe6il0et, ser un NiisOauer nit Den
MuliffupeQen metteiferte. DAB
Gnrr0's diamond Bier itnO Oas Don
6ron guqclmann gelieferte Glien Den
notiQcn Stimilus fiir Die Sdtigfeit
Der 8ein- nn0&ungenmusfeln gaben,
gebt obuc Sager. Ger Yr1iiocnt Oes
8creins, Scrr 6enrp @ebrenberg, IL.
Der General 9etriebsleiter, SEER
Geo. Mioir, fpuren iiberall, i'm Saal
ioiuobl ais mie all Der 8aar, meiitenS
an Der leBtercr. Au6 Der Superin=
tcnOcnt 0cs @ebGuoes, &err 9ol6,
lab iiberoa na6 Dem &eftell, auH
Serr s. Mergner, Der @orliser pes
8aafomiteS, SEER Soiepb Wtatr Il.
Stob. Sic Die Infommelloen emptln=
aer. nno bic Serren Eburm ulo gtn-
Ser. Die Oen ilerplts perlint III Gnl-
pfano nnbman, braudten ltdl nber
Monoel al Nrbeit nidt 5n beflageft.
SEER George Berger pom @oloen
Goqle Sotel, Der Serbergsoater oes
Tereins, feblte natiirlit nld)t. Sor-
1iber oesgonfomitcs NOR, tpie geld9t,
SER So6n &. @iergncr, Serr 9enrg
@ebreubcrg itono al Der Spite CeS
enLpfonqsfomites Serr aarl aoblcr
hattie oas Oromtngsfomite 81 ie!-
ten, SEER &obert @eber oas GRIT
idiinqsfomitc, uno SEER 6. q. eoot
mar @orIiber Oes 6inan5fomTtes. I'M
terItiitt muroen ole eill5elner Sorlts-
cr BON folaenoen @errer: 9. @tutldl
fer, M0olf Scebo0e, Soltis S1nllof,
;srib @olf, 6rib Scebooe ullo artoe-
rem. Der 9ufel 8rdiig gergll!t-
uunos- uno 0umcnperein lit fem
plattoeutiher 8erein, ioiloern EN- &C.
ieaiaer @erein fiir ule Geuti6en, Die
8eieaiqfeit uno @emiitlidfeit lIebett-
Washington Journal., 1913-01-18
@rORer @all!l
Oes u@lattoiitideu @ereeus" am
MOutag, ben 20, Sanuay >. s.
in Der Oh MaiOnic Sall,
8aa Oes Oentidem 3WeiseS Der iOsi-
nliitiideu &artei.

Ser erIte 8aa. ben Der Oentlbe
9peia ser rehabilitation @artei am
lebten Montaq i'm 0lO MaionicSem-
pei qab, mar Elm idonergrfolg fiir Die
@eranltalter. Der 8eiuh mar leDr
ant mo berri6te naicitige 3nirie-
0enheit, Iowobl ieitens Oes &omltcs,
ais and nomentlib ieitens Der 8eIlt=
cbcr. Scr g~bgeoronete Serr Stetor
8erger ioltc progrnmmmdBig erae
Me0e haltell, leioer NOR per-
binoert, 81 eridpinen. Aber es mar
Grlab fir ibn ga. Der rilbrige mo
mobl6efonntc Setret1r oes Sraner=
aranfel=l teritiibrngspereinS, Serr
6ran5 &onL iprang IN Die grelde,
rn0 ermies ii1 als elm temperament
uoler uno gutter Ne0ner. @err NOM
leqte Die 9rin5ipien Der Yartci oar
uno belcudtete beionOers Nrbeits=
nn0 Nrbeiterpcrb1ltniiie oes 2anoes.
Ger &eoe folgten Orei lebcnoc 9Il-
Der, sic @enoiie Nesbit erflGrte, unO
Die Den aapitalismus aeiBeln, mo
Den Sdulb OeS Mrbeiters Ourd Die
&artci Oarlteaen iolten. @tpas Nelt=
cs mar Die Saolpoit sic iid) ais elm
beionoerer Grfolg ermies. nnO Damn
mllrOe getanSt; 9rinfen unO @iicn
wuroc nift pereeiien. Die 9amen
giibler. Steiner, 2offler unO Gieb
bntten fir idmadbafte Soppcn ge-
iorqt.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-18
SeutidJ : Nmerifaniider lI~ntcritiit-
Mnas &ereim.

Der 9eutid Anlerifanii1e I'm
terltiibunesperein belt am 0ienitag,
Den IA. Sanlor, oie erite @erionm-
llalg IN oieiem Sabre al. Gas @ollpt-
5eiddft mar 8eamtenmobl, mel6e
folaen0es &eiultat bate:
stephan 6ranf, 8rGiiOent
:. Bauer ir., @i5e-YrGi.
q. @iegano, Sefretdr;
Sobn u. g[iltb Sdotmeiiter;
Observation-Disclosures: @m. 2ucder,
SEQ henfel, SEQ. Gieqelmalm
Snbn Serber, Tiirbiiter.
Hah0em Die geitrGge an oaS @oi-
ienbaiis mo ben Central erein an
gcipieien parerl, purOen folgenoe De
legdten ernoumt: 3lim @oiienbalis 6.
Spabn; sun GentraIperein 6ranf
Sell, Soc &oebmer, 2eonboro Sden.
fel. Den .olsiheioenOen 8eanten
ipltroe Der 9anf Oes @ereins aisqe-
fproden. Der @erein ieIbit bat glGn-
5enoe 6orti6ritte gema6t pie oas
Ibrpdnungsfomite bptpeiien fonnte,
.ltno lit elmer Der beiten @ereine in
bieiiger StoOt.
0eah Der Gerlarnmllrng Iabtcn ole
Mit5lieoer iid all Saielipfeffer un1
Dem Oa5l gebOrigen 9laB. llno
DAB Saienpfeffer, bergeiteat bon &p.
MuBmann, gnt III, peiB ieoermann,
Washington Journal., 1913-01-18

Die 9Ot6OIifde ct. @arienEirdc,
5. Str, 8tuiiden s. II. s Str, &c. SO.
S. 81. &otb, Yfarrer; u. s. Mibm.
giiiltent.
@~ottesoicnfte Sonntags: 81. Mcl-
ie 7,30 unO 9,15; GonntagSl6uIe
1000; @odomt 1890; Sanfen $50;
Gcsper unO Segen 400.
6~eiertags: 81. MeIien GOO ullo
700; SoGamt 800; 8espcr unO &c,
gen 400.
@odcntoss: 81. 01cTen 700 unO
500; Suli uno glugult $50 uno
73O l1br.
GrIter Sreitag i'm Monot: SI.
McIie 100; Sodamt iino G~usiebirn9
500; Inbetlng tp1brcno Oes Cages,
Scr5 : Seiu : AnOadt uno Gescn
7.30.
@eidte: Samstags bon 4-6 uno
$50. Mm Sage Dor Sciertagcn
mo am 1. Jreitag i'm Monat bon
10 un0 I-9; SeoeH Uforgen Don
730 bis 500.
Sunsfrauen @erein Sobalitat. 8Cmmunicn
an /. GOnntas i. M. z 80; @eriammluns ie-
pen Mittpcd Mbenb 7.30.
5rausn SrbnIitdt. ROmmunipn am ?. Conn
as. 100; gerl I'M 2. @rnntns UNI 800 ubr.
81. Nnme Selu : Gerein Rpmmunipn am 3.
SOnntag, 1890; geri. 3. @rnntda absnbs 7.30
ainber Wtnria Gersin. acmmuniUn isben 4.
SOnutaG 100; @eri. AM 4. @Onntas, 800.
MltarSsrein. @sr(. am 3. SOnitas. 4.30.
grmenieelsn : gersin. @erlammluns an H..
Spnnias UNI 40.
Winotborf Club. gstiammIuns an 1. Mitt.
rpH /. 3D., nbeneS s ubr III Ger unIsrn @GuI.
baas, ste unO Malbinston Ctr, N.W.
Ct. SClspDs yiebesbunb. WvrIammeIt lh
isbtn 2. Disnltas i'm MOnat III Der Nersins-
bale. S. uuo B Ctr. 81. gB., nbsubg s Nbr.
Ct. 8cnifacius aranten : nMttlliBungs-
Bereia. gerGammeIt lh tsbsn 2. Mittwrb
i M., abenbs s ubr. Ode 5. unp $ Ctr. M.@.
Washington Journal., 1913-01-18
SafcrOcreim criud6lt gcamtc.

Die uSournepmen 9afers' 9cnc
iicial llnion~ bat Die folgenOen 8e.
amten erm1blt: @m. 9. Gbrismoil
Yrdiioent; @m. &oeBler, @i3e-Grdi.
Sobn 6ranfe, protofoaierenOer &c.
frctdr; Sobn @roiiort, 6inan5icfre.
tdr mo 6rco. $. Sdul3c, S1obmei.
tier. Erllitees: Garl Sein5mon, $50
McIder, Sllb. Mtfacr, @m. @aiium
unO @m. 0redier, uno iergeaut at.
arms Chris. Soepenitein.