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Evening journal., 1913-12-23
GEORGE C. RAYMOND HAS
SOLD TREES As YEARS

One OF the most familiar sights in
christmas Tree Lane" this season is
the bright, cheerful face Of George C.
Raymond, the veteran tree dealer, who
has appeared in the tree markets OF
this city for 45 years Just IS years
ago Mr. Raymond hauled into the mar
ket, which was then on East Fourth
street, load OF twenty-five trees which
he lad cut himself in nearby woods. He
then occupied a stand at Fourth and
King streets, where he quickly disposed
of the twenty-five trees On the fol-
lowing year Mr. Raymond who is now
64 years of age, went into the business
on larger scale. employing a helper and
bringing into market nearly 100 trees.
This year the veteran dealer had on
display at his stand, which is now at
Tenth and King streets nearly 1000
trees, which he brought from Canada and
had cut under his own supervision.
Mr.. Raymond relates some amusing
tales of adventure that befcll him while
on the hunt for trees. Several times he
declGred a startled deer would Jump up
in the path of he and his men and run
away at high speed Large rabbits
were common, and seldom they went
into clump Of bushes after tree
without disturbing a number of them.
In some instances the men had TO wade
through snow several feet deep on the
side of mountains after trees which had
been selected
His trees this year were cut from the
banks in Pitts Bay, Canada, across the
bay from Mt. Owls Head, which is about
/ 2j00 feet high. Mr.. Raymond de-
clared the scenery at this point is beau
tiful and is well worth the trip of going
TO view even without the object of get
ting the trees. For many years Mr..
/ Raymond has been securing his trees in
Massachusetts, but three years ago he
determined to 90 TO new field and the
stock in Massachusetts had been picked
over for so many years that there were
few choice trees remaining.
Mr.. Raymond is still active and holds
lup his enc of the work with any of his
lmen. lie declares tnat the best market
ihc ever had for trees was about forty
Evening journal., 1913-12-23
BRI GE GAME ON TRAIN
LEADS TO THREE ARRESTS

A New York newspaper yesterday
said: "This bridge whist game be-
gan In Wilmington. Del, yesterday
afternoon. 1t was played from about
2 till o'clock, likewise from Will
mington to Newark. It was a lively
game, and the last pray do was said
to an officer of the law. who march
ed three of the players off to po-
lice station.
"The last hand was dealt by Fred
erick w. Barker, OF New Dorp,
Staten Island He had boarded the
Pennsylvania railroad train at VIII
mington With weary travel ahead
OF him, he agreed, he says. to a game
Of bridge with three passengers who
proclaimed themselves travelling
statesmen.
"The play grew warmer as the
train burned up the rails. Incidental
to the time-killing. the game, as Bar
ker thought, was for FIVE cents a
hundred points, but when it came
time to settle, he said, the others in
sisted they had played for eve cents
point and that he owed them, $124
Barker paid $24 and agreed to give
a check for the ramainder, when the
train should reach Newark
"lnstead, at that city he called
Coakley. a railroad detective, into
the game. Coakley had Barker's play.
mates arrested. They gave their
names as Louis Wilson, forty years
OF Greenwoods, Conn; Joseph p
Clark, thirty-five, of 341 Audubon
avenue, this city, and Paul Techein-
bury, twenty-eight, of 230 Palmetto
street Brooklyn.
Evening journal., 1913-12-23
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

Charged with knitting Howard Hughes,
a warrant has been issued in Elkton for
Marshall Biddle, colored
Hartford county Christian Endeavorers
elected Edgar A. Cairnes president and
Mayfeld Wright secretary.
Rev. Robert A. Brown Of Basking
Ridge, n. j., has declined the call TO
Rock Spring P. E. Church.
Highland Grange, Aberdeen, has elect
ed James J. Wilson worthy master and
Mrs. w. F. Stubs secretary.
Harry S. Pyle has sold his 97-scre
farm in the First district of Hartford
county to Evans NJ Tanner for $4,000.
An improvement association has been
organized in St. Denis, with John l.,
Dove president and Reginald d. Forgan
secretary.
Harmonic Concert Band has been or
ganized in Havre de Grace. with Arthur
Caponie president and George Thompson
leader.
The First Hartford County Dairy Inn
provement Association has elected j. J..
Wilson president and d. G. Harry secre-
tary and treasurer
A passerbv thoughtlessly dropping a
lighted match near where Hollis r. Ba-
ker was cleaning his automobile with
gasoline, the car was damaged $3.50.
Hartford county postmasterships have
been filled as follows: Van Bihber. Viii
liam b. Ford; Vale, William H. Clark
Scarf. William A. Lancaster, and Noun
tain. L. Henry Schueler.
Disappearing ten days ago, much anx-
iety is felt by the family over the
whereabouts of Spencer Cooper, who has
been making his home with his son, Fred
near Flintville. Hartford county.
Evening journal., 1913-12-23
WEEDS SWEETHEART
OF 50 YEARS AGO

CHINcOTEAGUE. Va, Dec. %. =
AS the elimination Of courtship of
fifty years, William Knox. of 626
North Fourth Street, Camden, n. j.,
and Mrs. Elizabeth Tunnel we're
Joined in wedlock, last night, at the
home of the brides daughter. Mrs.
Alfred Phillips, of Chincoteague.
Rev. o. T. Baynard, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, performed the GER
emony.
Their courtship began when they
were children attending the village
school at Ocean View, Del. They had
not seen each other since they part
ed fifty years ago until they met
by chance recently. The love of old
was rekindled and the wedding day
set for the Yuletide. The groom,
who is sixty-five years old, is mana
Evening journal., 1913-12-23
HAS THREE TONS OF
TURKEYS FOR XMAS

johnson and Brother, meat dealers at
No. 305 King street and Seventh and
King streets, have a splendid display Of
poultry. particularly turkeys, at their
two retail stores. The poultry IS all
home dressed and no better was ever
brought into Wilmington.
j. Edward johnson. member OF the
firm. spent week in the vicinity OF
MilIington, Nd, buying turkeys anc
nnuch Of the poultry comes from that To-
salitv. While at Millington Mr.. John
son sold one ton OF turkeys to Long
Branch. New Jersey dealer, who motorcd
All the way from his home to Millington
Evening journal., 1913-12-23
FABRIKoID ORDER FROM ITALY.

The dupont Fabrikoid Company, of
this city, recently received an order from
Italy to furnish the fabrikoid to be used
in upbolstering the private automobiles
of Queen Margaret of that country. The
use of fabrikoid in replacing leather in
upholstering automobiles is just becom-
ing popular in this country, but that the
use is spreading to all parts of the world
is evident from the foreign order. The
local company is now supplying five car
loads a month of fabrikoid to one con-
cern, and prospects are good for the fu-
ture The use of fabrikoid in supplant-
ing leather is due to the fact that leather
is higher and of an uneven strength and
texture.
Evening journal., 1913-12-23
VESSELS SERIOUSLY DAMAGED

1t will cost about $4,000 to repair
the steamship A. A. Raven and $4,000
for repairs TO the Government dredge
Delaware. Both vessels were dam
aged recently when they we're in col
lision near Reedy Island.
Evening journal., 1913-12-23

ger of a Camden shipbuilding con-
cern, the bride is sixty-two.
Last nights wedding is the fourth
venture of each on the matrimonial
sea. They will reside in Camden, N.
j.
Evening journal., 1913-12-23

years ago, when there was a great scar
city of trees I'm addition to the trees he
sold in this city that year he disposed of
about a carload in Philadelphia, OBJ
tanning excellent prizes for them.
Evening journal., 1913-12-23
FINED FOR SUNDAY SHOOTING.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Dec. 23.-Charged with
hunting game on Sunday, Loadman
Honey, Jr., of this town was fined 50
and costs yesterday before Magistrate
+. +. Wood John Dunning, for many
years a resident OF Dover and for a time
engaged in tie real estate business here,
died in Maryland on December 20. His
remains were brought here late yester-
day afternoon and inferred in Christ p.
+. Cemetery beside those of his wife.
A cd cook that can prepare a home
terms. Use the Wants in filling
many needs.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-12-23
STRANDED NEAR THE CAPE.

Cape Henlopen life-savers yester-
day reported British steamship Brook
let, from Oran for Philadelphia,
stranded on lower end Of Hen aud
Chicken Shoal. The vessel was float
ed later without assistance and pass
ed up the Delaware Breakwater. Hen
and Chicken Shoal is just below the
point OF Cape Henelopen.
Evening journal., 1913-12-23

Each day scores OF positions in vari-
Gus homes are secured by applicants
who read the Want Ads and are alive
to their opportunities
Evening journal., 1913-12-23

Mr.. johnson bought three tons of the
fowl for his firms Wilmington stroes.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26
Qamar perItedt iid nidlt.

3aDi0 2amar, ser u@olf pon g9aQ
Street" pel6er Dor Dem Senats
4omite 5ugeltanOen bat, OaB er I'M
Telepbouperfebr Die &ole Deridie0
ner Mitglie0er Oes &onqrenes &C.
ipielt bal, brah in 2aAen ans, ais
ibm mitgeteilt pliroe, er iole alll
rGtielbafte @eiie Oeridmunoen fem.
@r erfldrte, er gehe ieinen @eiddftea
10 uugeniert mad, mie ir9enO Elm on
oerer Mtam uno lei I'M Continental
@otel bierielblt mobn6aft. @r lei iid,
aber iebr wobl bepuBt, Dab er, ipenn
Dor ben 9unOesaerihten in SEEM 2)orf
cine &nflage gegen i'm erboben piit
De, er aud in @aibington, oOet III
geno einem nnOeren Srt III ben Ser
einigteu Staaten perbaftet merOen
tonne. @ie lange er lid bier aufbul-
ten miro, pernohte @err 2amnr mdli
al iagen.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26
5utcrc0nmtc Nfidicps&,scri
mr. g NJ gT
aus ciucr
Nummcr Srs SSaf bim0tOm Journals
pom Sabre 1859.

@enn 10 ir in letter, hummer
etpos ii6er 6us @eiddftslcben BON
Dor so Sa6reu III @albington brad
ten, 10 m0dte es beitte iDobl pom ,Sll-
tereqe Ieir, ettpas iiber &ercins- mo
airhenle6cn ST lciell. ga linO por
alien Oinaen oie 9aupereine st iet-
men. Sin 9aupereinen ertltlertell
Columbus @auperein; Sat. ai9ler,
9rdIiOent. @ionier Spar mo Aii-
leiheparein; @eorg g9illnler, Erall=
bent. @ai6ingtou @altperein; Geo
@lotils, ErGiiOent. @gg Sarbor
Sornl- nno StoOtgeieaiHaft; A9en-
ten @bas. lthrnamn mo Sobn @lb-
Soping Sumo Building Nliociation
Setter gnlritL @rdliOent.
9ann fommlelt Oie Gllrnpereillc:
Surngemeinoe, So5ialoemofratiiHcr
Surnperein. SSn ienem Sabre mar
@olbinQton alld Gorort 0es Stlrner-
bun0es, 9rGiioent oes &ororts war
Gurner @alOeder. Son @elaltgocrs
einen finOen mir Der5eihnet ~oenSidii-
nerdor, &rof. 9enfert, 0irigent; bic
SanqerrunOe, @rof. &auterbnrg, 9i-
rigent; SitruerlieOertafeI mo Soli-
~gerbnilo, @rof. GbriitiaR 9irigent;
Sdeabeas, @rdiioent. slls 9altorsn
fungierten 9oitor Tinfcl an Der Goll=
coroiofirhe, oamals genditiit. epoil-
geliIbe Stride i'm erlten @aro; Safer
Nlig bon Der Muttergottesfird)e lett
ct. Morienfirde; &altor giirger al
Ser So. &ut6sriiden Stride, Jet Sri
nitotisfirde unO @altor Ser5berger
all Ser ct. sSobomisfir6e.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26
SrSeu fir lScarn.

9rGiioent @nion bat Den aougrcl
erinft, sic gnti6eioung oariiber 81
t~reffen, oh 8earaomiral &obert s
GearD, melder bereits in Den &nbc
Itano DerieBt it, 0as @roBfrel5 ocl
gbrenlegion annebmen bari, meldcs
ibm 8rGiioent 8oincare BON 6rant4
reid fiir ole G%ntoednng oes gtorO=
polls perlieben bat. Soate Der Son.
greB lid oamit cinperitauoen erfld-
rem, 10 miro Staatsietretdr 9r0au
oie lleberreihnng Der 9lus5eidmm9
iIbernehmen.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26
Wln6 beam Gprtidritt meidlrn.

81 i9mono So, 25. Sui. Gem
unaufbaltiamen 5ortiAritt mtB nm
aud oas leBte @%noenfen in 6idmonl
an ben uugIiidli6en 0ihter Cigar
MLlen Hoe meideu. 9tadoem oas Nl-
lem ebauOe, mo 4oe ieine Silgen0
Derbra6te, i6on Dor LANCER 3eit Sc
i6dftsbduiern 4loB MAIDEN muBte,
ebenio Die ole oSman Sapern~ mo
Die 9aDerne n9iro-in-Sano", began.
men Die Staotbeboroen fiir5lid init
Dem Abbrllh Oes alten 8adlteinbaiI-
les, in Dem @oe Sen uSoutbern 81
terarp Meiieuger" reoigierte, oa arti
Der Steae elm Aafgang 81 einer nelI.
Ell 4onfret- Bride iiber Ben Sones
RiDer errihtet peroen ion.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26

SnltDeretne.
G~oIumbus 8auDerein.
Grdii0eut SAT. gligler; Sefretor @b.
s. %llblmann; 5hnBmeiiter Wf. Saur-
mann.
@ionicr- Spar un0 81 II ?
@rdiiOent Senrp
u. 5deele; Sefretdr 81. s. llbl-
mann; S6obmeiiter 90. 2aurmann.
Sudfon 8auperein. Hrd-
iioelt @eorg @ianer. Sefretdr @b
@alter; Sdabmeiiter 90. 2aurmann.
@oibinqton @auOerein II.
8f1ii0cnt Geo. @loriuS; Sefretdr
so. 5. llblmom; SdaBmeilter 80
9aurmanm.
GqQ &orbor Sarm unO
Gta0tgcicai6uft. Ngenten CHARLES
llblmam unO Sobn Sib.
Sauna 6unO 8uiloin9
9(I ociation. Sparfaiie mo
@aiperein. @rGiioent @eter @lnrid ;
ShaBmeiiter @eorg @ianer; Sefre-
tar s. Sliuenal.
SnrnUereine.
GurngemeinOe. 2ofaI: PIT
Capitol.
So8ialO. Gurnperein. 60
fal: Gurnbaae an Der gteiD Seriep
giDelite.
Gorort lit @ai6ington. @rdii=
cent lit Burner @al0eder.
WeiangDereine.
90 duner6or. W}iiiifoireftor
%rof. @enfert.
Sdn9errnnOe. M%liiifoireftor
Gauterberg.
6urnerlie oertafeG. lie
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26
aSrpsriibnnqen ser MarimeOffiSiere.

Die monatliden &orperiibnngen
uripriinglid BON Yrdiioent Gop-
iepelt eingefibrt, meroen mabrihein
lid fir Die Marineoffi5iere OurdI
griinoli6e idbrIihe dr5tli6e Inter
iufung erieBt meroen. Die meilten
0ffi8iere limo Der anliht, oaB Der
monntlih 5u unternebmenoe Wiaridl
BON 3ebn Mieilen 3uar iebr ldltig,
aber fir Die forperli6e Gntmidlung
tatiahlih obne @irfung it, mo Oieie
Aniiht teilt nntar Mnoeren and Der
@eneralar3t Der Wlarine- gieier ii
ser Meimang, mie er in einem 9eridt
iagt, Dab fir einen Marine-0 ifi5ier
mebr IN 8etradt fommt, ais ein &c.
D0bnliher normaler @eiunobeits5n-
itano, uno oaB geeignete Tenlpera-
mentsanIagen fir Die Seeoffi8Iere Die
@auptiade limo.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26
0entidD-N &atioaaIbnuO
prOtelticrt.
i5prOs. 3Oa ami Ocutidc Bidder lulI
uerbinnert merOcm. n Nppell an OIL
SentideH.

t5DrD3. YDl AMI Octt1d)c SHaer luh
nerhinnert merOcm. II Nppel az Die
SentidIeH.
GhfIa0cIpbio, %. Sui. BE
fanntIid baleqt Ole ncue 6arifporla.
ac, iiber welde iebt im aongreB per,
6anoelt miro. oeutide Bidder NIT cf'
nem ginQangs5oa bon 10 @rO5ent-
sin groteit gcaen Oieie natipiltilde
gfaBnabme, melhe lid gegen Oas
0eutidtam Ser &ereinigtsn Staaten
ridtet uno es ibm erihDeren lou, lId)
in oen 9eIib oertider Bidder 81 lee-
en-, lit BON Dem @oritanOe Oes oeitld-
omarifaniiden 9iationalbunoes Dor
bereitet mor0ca. Pins dllen Staatclt,
H melchen &erbdnoc oes 9unlOes be.
IteberL ioQen Dem aongreB Brotelte
suoeben. Scr @rGiiOent bat 81 Die
lem 3wed an Sic @rdiiOentet idmnt-
lider 5taotsncrbduoe Elm Sbreibei
deridtct, Ous mie folgt lalltet:
philadelphia, 30, %. Sitlt-
Ofein lie6er 6crrl
g8ie Sic pieaeidt ans ben 3eitlm-
aan eric6cn 6obell, elttbalteii Die neil
Ell Garfiporlagen cine 8eitimmimg,
nod welAer oie bisber 5oaireien III
oettldcr Sprade ge0rlldten giifer
NIT eincm 3oa BON Is Yro5ellt be-
leQt meroen ioQen. 9lbaelebeli BON
Dem qcqen sen @eilt Oas 6ortiArittS
in @iienidoft mo aultiir OaroltS
iid ~erqebenoen llnre6t lit Der geplon-
te 3oa Gin natipiitiider Sdlag ms
@eiidt ieoes Oauti6-anlcrifoniidel
9iirqers. &d foroere Sic Oesbol6
6iarlnit auf. aaes III Sbrer Wiad)t
5te6enoe Sit tim, Oauiit Die &ongreB-
mitalie0er ans sSbrem Staate bon
0en @G6lern aller &ongreBOiitriftc
mt @roteiten in Der einOringli6iten
&piie 6onl6uroicrt meroen I'M lie 81
peranlaNerL Qegen jeoneOe 9eItatcz
rulld pom oeltihen 9iidern 8u itim-
men.
Dit ber5lihen @riiBeiL,
SSbr %ergebener,
6. S, Seramer.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26
0rei Gincinmatier crtrunfcn.


@or ben 4ugen elmer grnBen @u
5abl BON EerionerL melde auf Der bic.
iigen @erft itanOen, ertranfen Scr
26idbrige SreO. Sal5manm, Marga
ret Wtuain uno 4nna Saa, melhe in
4lter BON 10 reip. 20 Sabren itanoen
Sic befanoen lid in elmer Sal5nlani
~geb0rigen nelien garfalie, mel6e ii.
re erite 6abrt ma6te; Oie Wfaihint
geriet in lluoronnng mlO Oas 6abr.
5eug mnroe BON Der Str0mung 9egel
cine &%oblenflotte 9etrieben, tentert-
uno Die Sninlien gerieten inter oas
Sabr3eug. 9is 3llm 9beno maren oiG
9efden Der &erungliidten nod midi
gefunoen.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26
Su6feinc 2anOjaser, gerOelat,
Galami uuO SOliteiner,
35 GemtS per YfmmO.
gucblcrs, 532 Geatcr Marft.
SnOiaaer-s tatiitif.
Sic 3a6l Ser Snlbblnt= SmSianer
ste;nt in Sdnellem SempU.

y 80
g2ah einem loeben pom 9en1us-
bureau pcr0ffentlihten uno auI Den
bei perid,eoenen Snoianerltammell
ser Ser. Staaten gelammelten itatl-
itiihen 0oten ~6erubepoen Slusmels
oebt sic Boil Ser lebenoen @oablnt
,SnOiancr roid sllriid, Oaaegen lteIgt
Sic Ser Salbblntinoianer in betrddt
!id)en MtoBe. Der @eridt lpeilt nod,
oaB bic Sal6blutinOianer lebr frnft-
bar iino mo Die Nadfommei; Oet
Sloioner iih nit Der weiBen Halle
Iebr idnel aiiimilieren.
Son Dcn SolIblllt=Slloianern le-
Gen IS @ro5cnt in Den Stoaten lltab
Nep Wfcrico, 9lri5ona, Colorado uno
a.Seuaoa, Die meiiten Snoianer, ood)
9roBtenteils Mlihlinge, bat 9flabo-
mo.
SIN Sahr6c6nt 1890 bis 1900 1T
Sic @elammt5abl Der Snoianer III
Den Ser. Staateu gefunfem im nod
iien Sabrsebllt aber infol9e 0es 3t=
madies bon Nalbbhitinoialleln wie
Ser 10 qelticgel, oaB Der 3eitraum
pom 20 SSahr2n Don 1890 bis 1910
eilen 3upads BON 7 &ro3ent err
giebi-
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26

81. Sdott. s. aiIion.
s.. Sdmiot, 9ieouftions fomite.
3iucitcs 0rOfes SGngrr-6elt
Oes WeIangDereins 0GOneOrOia"
in @eorgettpn,
abqebalten in arlington Spring,
0Onneritag, ben %. SnIi 1859.
ct. SDbaHHisfirde,
am Sslnno.
TriIGl TrOb! Trei!
MontaG, ben +. Nugult
miro ser Eurnperein iein Oiesid6r.
G6aM- mmO Sr%eistnrneH
ab6nlten.
Gas aOmite Gb. 9ieteri6, s.
Carr, 6. 8eterien. 6. Ffeil.
Iic-Nip Der Tranflin 2Ose go. /
Dienstag, Den 2. Auguit 1859.
Dos aomitc: 8al8, s.. @odeler,
Sanier, 6rieB, NIes.
WOMnt @crmOn WGrten,
Gde 6. Ii. @-Str., am JuBe oes
@otomnc.
Sobu Wiaer.
4. 9ittrid nmO 8rnOer,
1926 @eIt Z. Str, 8Diideu 8 II. 8.
Turner-&iite iino tets Oorrdtig.
Die Oemtide NpOtbefe
BON Mognus @roB,
8. StraBe, n1be Der ga. Abe.
GdGfers nGiAemunIO",
grcurlionen mo Hicnics.
s. Soldier.
8eurg Sdmeps @eitaMratiOn,
@ein-, 2iquor- unO Gagerbier- Salon,
3O5 @=Str., 5piihen 13. unO IA. ct.
0rDgMem MnO NeSifamente,
Charles GtOtt,
Gde Der Siebenten Str. uno ga. @be.
Meme 0emtIde Mmiifbanbe,
&. gbriltiarl 426 Carol Blace,
Sobn @agner, 8. Str. 8D. s II. 8.
8bilIip Slider, 3t6 go. 9lOe.
Sober, QciIten= mmO SdMb- JimSimgs-
Store OOu SObn S. .. Gerds
sos lite StraBe, nnbe asa. 9lbe.
Scrmann $. Bot,
Samilien=@ Groceries, @eine, 2iquOre,
@igarren.
10. StroBe uno Ha. 9lpe.
s. 6enrb &ibmiktg,
Mer6ont Tailor,
478 Ste Str, 3pifhen o un0 g-Str.
Gbriitiam Sdmlt,
.42 Green Ctr. in Georgetown.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26
Stills eueralanw0lt GObb roiianieri

Charles W. Cobb, @ulfs e0eheral
anmalt fir oaS 0epartemeilt 0es Sii-
nern, bat Dem @rdiioeuten @illon
feline &eIignatiou eingereidt- 81
itammt ans San 6rancisco, Gal, II.
mar pom g%rdiioenten Eoft I'M Sabre
1911 ernount moroen. 9hli @riuher
0es SefretGrs Cane miro SEER Gobl
feinen &flidten nod bis 5um 10
September obliegeu.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26

Sn0em lebten 6isfoljabr lit be
Banoes- 6iidereifommiliion tdtl9er
aeweien, ais III irgeno einem tribe.
rem Sabre. Die 3abl Der ausgeleB-
ten 6iIheier belief lid altf nitt peni-
qer ais 3,64O, 100000 gegen 49,
100000 in Dem bisberigen Hetoro=
iabr 1912. Die 3abl Der ansgeleB.
ten 6~lunoerneier alein belief lid aui
800,000,000.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26

bunqen in Der Enrnbole bel Boplt-
Sangerbnno. Erof. Gbriiti-
an, Girigent.
WilitGr.G Ompagmie
0eutfhe Sdger. 8opitan
SdliDarBmnntt.
&irdem.
@pangeliihe Stride in Der erIten
8ar0, @de Der @= uno 20. StraBe.
Batter 6infel.
Muttergottes Stride, 5. Str. nabe
smil6eu s. un0 S-StraBe. @nter
Mig.
@pangl. 9utberiide Stride, Inn.
9(ugsb. Conf, Gde Der A. mo g-Str.
8reoiger 6. 80. giirger.
ct. Sobannisfir1e, 4einbalb Str.
Gilano; @DongeIiib Heformiert. Eres
bigger Ser3berger.
GOgen.
90ofenons, .. 8.
II. 8. 81. sc.
SrGnfIin- 2oge $50. / Oes
IS. -. u. -.
Das
GxeCMtib-& Omite Oes GteMbem-9Om-
greiIes
al idinmtliAe Gentral-G omitees,
Stenben- un0 on0ere fir 0as Momi-
nlent tdtige @tteine, iopie an Die
oeuti6c Ioopnipbep0lferuug insae-
innmt:
s. 6. @retiHmar, g. @iGner,
S. S6miot, 8. @aloeder,
S. &iIian, s. S6mara
81. @berlp, 81. S6ott,
s. Niqler, Gb. @alter,
SO. 8riel, g. 3roule.
g. 81. Shmar5manr,
9oi ser Organilierung oes Grecu-
tipfomites 3eigte ii6 ~folgenoes @r-
gebniB:
S. 5dmi0t, 9rdiioent,
5. S1war5, 8i5e-Yrdiioent,
Gb. @alter, p~rotofoaier. Sefretdr.
s. &iIion, correip. Sefretdr,
s. 6. &reti1mar,
@. 81. Shmar5mann,
81. S9ott,
8. @alOefer,
oliiltierenOc SefrctGre,
81. Gberlp, Sdabmeilter,
s. 6. &retidmor,
8. Qigler, 90. 8rieI, 8. @alOeder,
8. aruuie, ginan fomite,
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26

90. griel,
.SDgiene 9itters,
rs 7tc Str, 3milden 3 mno s.
TnB mnO gartb,
Stubmaber,
Ute Str, 3pii1en q un0 $.
3. g. 8artbOlOiu's
2anOpirtlHofts- Store, SamenIager
uno Wuano Depot,
Ute StraBe, gegeniiber Center Wiarft.
GbmOrO @Oist's
Gigarren- ui1O Tabaf-@ ei6dft,
1897 7te Str 5Diihen $ uno S Str.
GOparb GOben,
@el3manufactllr,
4t6 7tc Str, 3piihen IS un0 $ Str.
EbiIipp Strait,
@agner uno @robi6mieO.
Ute Str, 8miiden M uno Ct.
WeUrge u. Springmann's
Columbia Sotel un0 Jfeltauranj,
484 So. @De.
Cine Yartie ehten D%eiOesbeimer,
l60ler.
0ermania 6Otel-346 G-Str.,
Sof. @erbnr0t.
llmiOm &efectOrb,
bUm Charles WaOes, friiber S6aO,
gde 3. uno $50. @lne.
@altbaus CUR 9urnbaae,
BON Mat6ias TGblt,
Stem SerieD Nbe., nabe 5. 8alt. Dep.
GteMbem=6ams,
BON s. y. Sbel.
Nortb QibertD Wnrfet Determination
BON George Dill,
Ode 7te StraBe uno Seem Yorf ADe.
Ncltauration BON
@etcr Gmrid,
lite Str, 4. Cir bon Der $50. Npe.
Wi61el GMbn's
NeItaltration uno 2agerbier- Salon
7te StraBe, nabe Ser Ya. Mbe.
Samuel SamitGg,
Nuctionator mo Gommifiondr,
5t2 z. Str, nabe Doc 6eIoDs SOIL.
Geutide unO eugliibe
Bud nuS 9nnit-S amOImns,
s. 8obn,
568 Ya. 9(pe., nobe Der 1. Str.
Defamation BON
6einridD Sod,
294 Ute StraBe, 3piihen 8 u.W Str.
Spbn 6. Yfcifers &%eitamratiOu,
rs unO u ga. NDe-s
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26

Ole gadetpoIt bepdbrt lid
mebr nno mebr. Sect miro mieoet
Elm Shritt DoriDGrts gemadt merosil
inoem oos Morimnmgewidt BON II
Hfluuc auf 20 BfunO erb0bt mo Ole
@ebiibren fir Die critic uno 5peite
Gone beoelteno p~erriugsrt merOcn
ionen-
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26

Gam5porn in Der 9feibc Der
Sous, SdilO- uno SreSfomaler lteDt
bic. @ieganO, 9fo. S24 Gcditc Str.
9. VI.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26
@om SnIomO.
grmppcn sum Sdntc U%crlangt.
ImerifaniIde SOtidaft in WtegicO I'M

SutereIIe Der 9imeritauer DOritellla.
6taOtM erifo, %. sui. Die
StaOt N}erifo bat nli &eiiumg poa
8oi6inqton i'm m%crifanildlen Nus'
m1rtiaen 9lmt Goritcamldeu peaelt
Der @eiobr qeniadt, IN Or lid) enc
gInsabl @merifaner in ser 0rtlbalt
Naoera, i'm Staate @biDnabua be-
finoeu, mo bat Oringeno INN sLblen-
Ouna BON Gruppen 81 oer-m S1uB
erinht.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26
g8arter Ser!


Sm Nanien Der 3mei Miaionet
MitglieOer oes 9elitlh 9lmerifani
Ihen National6unoes eriuda i'd @nrc
@rseaen5 a6tungsOoa, Sbren m1dti-
qen ginfluB ulls3uiibeit, Inn Den 3oQ
auf Oelltide giiher 5u eliminieren
Der in ser neiten 9%arifporlage geplant
miro; 5iir 3eit peroen Oelltihe gli-
der 8pafrei 5ugelaIlen- 0as Sebte-
mas beitellert meroen ioate, ut @ii-
fen. Sin iolAer 3oa piiroe bon &c.
neu ge3ablt peroen miiiien, Die i'm
am menigiten tragen f0nnell, namlId
Qebrern, Stlloenten, S6iilern, 81
lebrte uno proieiiioneaen 2enten etc
Spha6tunQsopll,
g. S. Seramer,
@rdlioeut oes 9euti6-A nlerifanii6en
Nationalbunoes.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26

enyvikets Bl Inner rein Inner fh Venngan ST vm Grocer UIIEF3KKU
we'll es engewnkM M- we'll s Elm rencha BUd hwel@ hsb ae Bwd hml hen TNchBE Wenn
BUTIERKRUST nt list @ engeWnket
Washington Journal., 1913-07-26
Ser 3ul anf Ocntide Bidder.
Or. Sernmcr, HrGiiOsnt Oes On.
MatiOnal6unNcS, ridltet Gin MemO-

ran0im an Fral. g0lllOn.
Or. 6. S. Seramer, Ser 8rdlioent
oes oeutih omerifaniiAen National-
bunoes, bat an G%rdiioeut @ilion in
&erbinoung init Dem BON Der neueil
Sarifporlage geplanten 15pro8enti
gen 3on ouf oelttide Bidder fplgenOc
9epeihe geianOt:
Gem G%rGiioeuten, @eiBes Sons:
@aibin9ton 8. 6.