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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-20
DANISH BROTHERHOOD
TO MEET AT kENhARE

Kenmare. N. D., April 20.-Kenmare
will entertain a state convention this
summer when the Danish Brotherhood
meets here June 20, Fl and %. There
are fifteen local lodges in the state and
it is expected there will be about 200
delegates. These with the local mem
bers will make an attendance at the
state meeting of about 400. Some
speakers of national reputation will
be in attendance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-20
RUNAWAY MULES
CAUSED BAD INJURY

Lisbon, n. D.. April 2O.--When his
team of mules started to run away E.
Falk was thrown from the buggy and
his ankle broken so the bone protrud-
ed through the skin. Two neighbors
in an auto a the team down, then
brought Falk to local hospital where
he will be confined for some time.
Falk's dog had been tied under the
vehicle and when the runaway occur
red it was dragged along the road. The
men who found the team thought the
dog had strangled to death and left it
by the roadside. Some time after
wards it returned to where the acct
dent occurred. .".
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-20
SHOT HIMSELF WHILE
SHOOTING AT GEESE

Casselton, N. D., April 20.-Shooting
at geese proved fatal to Gather Will
son, near Armenia. He drove a team
into town and on the way saw some
geese near Howe's siding. He borrow
ed a revolver from his brother here
and on his return, unhitched the team
and tied them to the wagon. He then
endeaVored to slip Upon the geasa
through, a corn field. =, Twenty-four
hours later the team was found still
standing at the same place and Il
search was instituted for Wilson, who
was found dead. -Four shots had been
fired from the revolver, probably three
at the geese and the fourth may have
accidentally killed he young man. He
had been married only a few months.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-20
FACE A SIGHT
WITH ERUPTION
RESINOL CURED
lteFed and Burned Until Resinel
Brought Relief ut Once.

Philadelphia. Pa, Dec. 5. 1913: IT
had a small pimple on the side of my
face, and it kept getting larger and
larger. 1t had spread over one cheek.
and as it would spread water would
come from 1t and every place the wat
err would touch, another sore would
form. It itehed and burned and my
face was a sight. / used several saives
and o~intrnents that were recommend
ed, but none helped, until 4 tried Resi-
Soap and Resinol Ointment, which
relieved me at once, and after using it
about two weeks, my face vas entire
Iy clear. I cannot praise Resinol
enough" (Signedl Mrs. Rose Muller,
1912 Snyder Ave.
Physicians have prescribed Resinol
for nineteen years and every druggist
sells Resinol Soap (25c). and ResinoI
Ointment l5Oc and ~. Don't be de-
|ceived by the useless Substitutes"
which a few unscrtlpulouB dealers Of
fer. For free strial, write 10 Dept CIR,
Resinol, Baltimore. Md.--Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-20
CHARGED With THEFT
OF NUMBER OF HORSES

Mandan, N. D.. April 20,--F. S. Scho-
field. who has been here about a year,
since coming from western South Da-
kota, is under arrest charged with
stealing nine horses and a colt. The
animals were taken from the Boley
place, north of Mandan, to the Black
& Cole ranch near the reservation,
where they were sold. Five were ship
ped to canada. the other four were To-
Gated at The homes of the purchasers
and the colt was found in a pasture
alotng the QUITE taken by the alleged
thief.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-20

Aren't you sick and tired Of wearing
trusses you can't make hold. which you
can't feel safe In, or which hurt so they
scarcely give you a minutes peace?
Dent o know that such contrap-
ions will sooner or later let your rup-
ture get the best of you?
Don't o know they are almost sure
TO cripple you up, so you won't be able
to keep at work, won't be able to make
a living?
Aren't you afraid they'll gradually let
you get 30 bad that sooner or later
ton?
Aren't you willing to make a sixty
day-teat-without having to risk a
cent--and see for yourself what a re-
lief IL In to get rid of such misery
causing makeshifts?
No More Belts, Leg~straps or Springs
We have found a way to hold any
mans rupture without harmful pres
sure, without any belts or spring
around your waist, without having to
wear leg~straps.
It is our guaranteed rupture holder.
elastic and spring trusses and s~o-calied
appliances as the modern locomotive
is ever the first steam engine ever
built
90 Days Trial to Prove II
We have 80 much faith In it-have
seen what 1t has done for so many
; othsrs~~that we ara willing to make
m especially for your case and send
1t to- you for sixty days trial. willing
to give o plenty OF time to see for
yourself Just how good 1t Is.
IT 1t doesn't keep your rupture from
coming out or from bothering you In
any way, then you can send it back and
1t won't cost you a single penny.
It liz the only thing we know of for
rupture that o can get on long en-
ough trial to make sure; because the
only thing good enough to stand a
long and thorough test.
:AlI About 1t I'm Free Book
Don't send any money. Just write
Tor our free book-cloth bound, 20 SEN
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-20
Hanna Was Guest,

Mayville, n. D., April 20.-Governor
Hanna was the guest Of honor at a.
we'll appointed ~four-course luncheon
served by the boarding department Of
the Mayrille normal school at -
o'clock noon, April II. Others present
were Hon. NJ. L. Elken and wife. SEN
ator and Mrs. G. L. Elken. the mem
bers of the faculty and their wives.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-20
CHILD LEFT ALONE
DROWNED IN SLOUGH

Columbus. n. D.. April 20.-While
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hierath had gone
to the depot to meet one son who was
returning from a hospital at, Bowbels,
d ~3-year-old son was drowned in a
slough on their farm two miles from
here. In the absence of the parents
the child had been playing around the
water and fell in.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-20
STATION AGENT IS
-. shot BY BANDITS

Bismarck, N. D., April 20.--William
Arnovich night telegraph operator at
Balfour, on the 500 line, was shot in
the lung and probably fatally injured
Saturday by bandits who attempted to
rob the depot.
Two men ordered the operator to
hand over his cash and, when he at
tempted to close the door, they fired
and got away. A man who was pur-
chasing a ticket CAV the alarm, but
before the posse could be gathered the
robbers had escaped.
A special train was sent from Bis
marck with b~loodhounds from the
penitentiary and their trainer. The
doge took the trail at Z p. m. but have
not picked up scent as yet. The hold
ups are not known and the descrip-
tons given do not fit any local charac-
ters.
Physicians are now probing for the
bullet. Arnovich is failing fast and
1t is believed the wound is mortal.
Some large French insurance COM
naniaS keen rarordS Of fhn foefh 5oP
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-20
WOMAN IN CUSTODY.
Arrested at New Rockford, NJ. D., for
Selling Liquor to Indians.

New Rockford. N. D., April 2O,-Mrs.
Beasy o. Clayton, residing near Chey-
enne, Benson county, has combined
farming and blindpigging with the In
dams Of the Fort Totten reservation as
her best customers, according to a
United States deputy marshal who ar
rested her. Mrs. Clayton was brought
to New Rockford, arraigned before the
United States commissioner and held
for the action of the net grand jury.
It is charged hat Mrs. Clayton. has
conducted the business for some time.
She denies it. .,..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-20
OSWEGO SCHOOLS
WILL Be CONSOLIDATED

to consolidate the Oswego schools won
and a bond issue Of 50, 700 was voted.
The school will be located as near the
center of the district as Is feasible and
work will begin at an early date so
the building will be ready for use at
the opening Of the fall term.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-20
ABANDONED HIS Wife
= CLAIMING KNOT INVALID

colfax, N. D.. April 2o.-Andrew
Peterson Of this place was bound over
on a charge of abandoning his wife
and child. After his arrest his defense
was that the Lutheran minister, who
performed his marriage ceremony, was
not an ordained preacher in this state
and the marriage was invalid. He was
held under 81, 900 bonds. ..s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-20
CHILD HORRIBLY
LACERATED BY SOW

Glendale, n. D., April 2O.-The s.
year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emf!
Durheim, living near here, was seri-
ously injured by a brood SOW. The
face and the head Of the child was
lacerated in a fearful manner and the
child will be permanently SCARED.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-20

Fred Olson n year for stealing grain.
Look took a load of oats from the Nc
Glenn elevator and is also said to have
taken a IGGd of wheat prior to that
time. Olson had stolen a load Of wheat
from an elevator at Harlow. Both
! loaded guilty. 't~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-20
ONE OF GUNMEN EXECUTED
IN NEW YORK WELL KNOWN
TN MANDAN--THERE TN 1907

Mandan, N. D.. April 20-Lety Louis" Rosenberg, who as exc
cuted In New York, a we'll known by the officials here and man Of
them had followed his trial. inprls onment and execution with consider
ahe interest n they insist he got his just deserts, In 1907 he spent
several months in Mandan. His chief ccupaion a gambling and
other crimes were laid to his door. During the fart that fall he conduct
ed some strange gambling gratis 1T the fair grounds n In a dispute
with n Of MS victims he is alleged to have attempted to stab the
dupe He a arrested and held In jail for several days but the vic
tim declined to prosecute and Lefty Louis" left town soon afterwards,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-20
slLo FEEDING FOUND TO PAY.

Demonstration Near Dickinson Shows
What Corn SiIage Will Do.
Dickinson. N. D.. April 20.-A prac-
ticai demonstration of what the silo
| will do for the farmer in this country
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-20
TWO GRAIN THIEVES
WERE CONVICTED

M~innewaukan. n. D., April 20.~-J. C.
Look was given eighteen months and
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-20

Some large French insurance COM
panies keep records of the teeth OF
their clients to insure Identification
after death.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-14
sanOSmannidaftIide nuO llntsritit-
nuos %creius.

@crcin SaSen, TIois Icinbort 90.
fretdr. t13 . StrnSc, q. ~. Der.
ionunclt iiM ia0en 2. @fittmod i'm
Oionot in 936 ga. Aoc.. q. %.
Grlnm6:d Yranrr . 9rnnfcn.lIn
crltatnnaSucrcin. Eron, NSln. o.
rct1r. 1884 22tc STR. u. @. Ser
mmIlna an 3. I;cnstag i. 9i. il
20. 936 $50. 9(uc.. u. SO.
6cFcnSarmitdOtcr l!nterititnuaS
Serein. Gmil Spabu, &rdiioclt
Sobn Mciningcr, Gefretdr, go. n.
b etroBe, N..8. G%crlonurluug ON
3. @|ittipot9 i. 90. in 922 @a. gInc
MrtQcr- llntctlt iitnugsuerciu. 6rit
Sci, 1cfrctGr, Care go. 1920 Gonr
fucRue. &erianmclt lid ieOcn critic
9ienstaR /. SO. III SO. 922 ia NOr
S1A@AllAcr Granfen lluteritit
.MUNsbcrcin, Widloel TicS. Scfrct6l
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lue. u. G. :. 3. SdmcDler, GeFrc
Or. 1929 5 Str. u. M.
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am 2. 9icnStua i. %. i'll 737 Z. ct,
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0iitrift 30. 40. Gefrctdr @n. &ap
rndnll, 1915 02arion Stra6e. ,
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bod i. 81. in $3.50 va. glue.. ", y
1cniidcr llntcrliAnngSbMnO. Gl
trift 9to .4i0. Sefrctdr SoDp 0lcl
aiugcr. Mo, 81 &-StroBc, N.-M
8crlamniclt iidl aili I. Wtittuoh j,
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Icrtci. @enael giifl, 6cfretdr. 81
Ontario NooN
Geri. ,. unO 4. Montag /. 90. in
9fo. S1t G-StraBe, N.=@.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-14
@eInna-| crcins.
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w

@ereiuigte Sanger bOn 8nibiagtOn
Yr1iioent: Sobn @nIomaun; Sefre-
tar 6. @cde, 140 IS. Str, 9. 6.
@aibinstOn eGnsrrbnnS. NO. 81
s GtraBe. q. SO. gilbert "copper"
Nr1iiocnt. ". @rouncr, Scfrct1r. 3i4
6 Str. q. %. 81 @imnrcdlt 9iri
gent. SingltulOc ieOen 0onnerstag
QbenO. Oireftorenperiommlung ie-
0en erltcn 9nmnerstag i. 90.
Sdmger6mnO 3 nmenperein. iSrni g.
g. Bnrtbel. &rGi. geri. ieoen 1. un0
8. 9ienstna i. 3d., abenOs s llbr, in obi@
gem Qofnle.
MriOn Wcianebcrein. 1OO6. g
StroBe, q. %. gIng. 5dmiot. Vro
iiocnt. Sohn @cbcr. Srfrct1r
BIS 6. Ctr. M.-g. @rof. 6. 6. Ghri
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Mittwof unO Sonntog Nbeno.
0ireftorenDerl. am 2. Sonntag /. Sd.
NrIum 9amenpcrcin. SSrau q. Grirms
te, Brill. Bert. am 2. MittipoN /. Sc,
abenes, in obigem 2ofaIe.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-14
@littluOdD, Oen Is. Sr6rMar 1914:
WrOksr &al bes rCnfel SrGTa Der
gnisun9s- anO Gamcn-Yereia"
in Der on Maipnie Safe
Ste nnO 6-Strake W.-@.
rSmppert @reiienbeim".

Sn scr an letter Nontoe abgc-
balteneil 0criammllHa oes Direfto-
inns fam DER fol9ennc Nriei. Der
;) lelbit erfldrt, sur Terlciuna:
Germ Wnt. s. @il0e, -Hrdliocnt
0es Mlippert @reiIenbcimS.
Weiii lieber Serr @iiocl-
Dor ungefdbr eilem Sabre milrOe
sic fiir5lid) Deritorbene 6rolf 30.
5cmmeIbnncr in oa5 Muppert.S einl
nligenolnnen uno mar iic 10 oontbnr
iir ole Site nnoNulmertlomfeit, Die
br bort ertuieIeu lpilroe, 0aB i'd Die
L @elegenbeit nebnic, Inn es Sbncn
Hit5nieilen.
Gor ibrer leBien 9rnnf6eit 'iaete
lie mir, Dab Der Mufentbalt I'M Mllp.
pert-&cim 81 Dem gliidli6lten mo
orqcnfreielttn ibrcs 9ebeus gcbore,
mo cS mar iiir mid cine groBe @e.
miotiiuag. OaB fie 10 6ufrieoen mar
nit Der @ebanolnng, Die ibr St Cell
puroe, 10 tango tie in Nllppert Seim
meilte. Sic lotpobl mic and 0os III
reftorilum mo bic Wlatrone, 3rnil
@crmiuc Nnmlll, bcroicuen oas bod
tie Sob iiir Die Miibe uno SorafoIt,
ue(de Sic ben oltcn, biilfcbe6iiriti.
gei Qeiitcn 81 tell uerOeu laiIen..
Mit ocn beiten @iinideu pcrbIci6c
i'd. Ndtungsuoll.
6. :. @odefcr.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-14
gerIammlMnsen MnO @erGniignnacm
in Der nGdDiten WOde.

SOnntag, Den IS. 5ebriiar:
S1ngerbuno . aoi5crt.
Montng, ben i6. Sebrllor:
WaSfenbaI oeS @crnlanin WiGli
ncrdor in Oh Maionic Gem
pei.
0~rieger6uno.
@oibingtou Sid Slelief.
0ienstag. Den II. 5cbruor:
grminiuS 2oge, M .AR. No.25.
Gulunbio 8rniler 0rnnfcn In.
terltiibimgs Bercill.
Mittwod Den i8. Jcbrilar.
5cdnifer WereiM.
.Neilen . GarmIt1bter arnnfen lin.
terItiibungSucrcin.
Critic &~eiormicrte Stride. Mniifo.
lilher Abeno.
GonnerStag, Den 10. 6ebruar.
ct. Sobn's Stride, @o1 in Scr
Napnl Qoaen Sale, Ate uul0 ga.
Mue. e.. 6.
@n. EEL 0oac, g. 8. &. OF 6.
Oem 81. Sebrnar:
&oitiim-1nIl ocS 9ed)niter 0erein
ct. 3obn'S stride. Nuitern MoItcl
in 9ic. Autb's Ylab. 9laocuS.
burg Hoao.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-14

0entIder Central : @crein i'm 81
Itrift Columbia. Mortin @ic
gard, @r1IiOent; @oligang Hlifod
ideI, /. 8i3e-Brdi. @rguit Sdmiot
2. gi8e-9rdi. 8ni. @ieglnann, 3
8i8e-8tdi.; Sobn 9llt, a. Gi8e-@rdi.
Gbos. @eutbeim, 8. @i5e-@rGi.; @u
ftabe Bender, Sefret1r, @ougreB
Seiebts; aarl Snmmel, Shabmei-
iter; Soc @onorad, Sabuentr6ger.
8~erinmmlung am 4. 0ienltng /. 90.
in @eBIers Sotel, 922 Ecnna. glpe
IeternnenDerein Ocs Stcn gIntu
lions. gcriammeIt iiA onirlbit.
9euti6rr MaiieuIuusOrrsin, Bro
Ii0cnt S. S. Gdlneioer. Mm. &. Nfef
ers, Setret1r, 1910 Srping Str, 9
49,, Direftoreu. unO Gelcaatcu-Tel
iommlungi am 2. 0onncrstag i. Vi
in Der S1ngerbunOboae.
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tbeI. Yr1lioentin. %%erIunmncIt iin M
2. 9oHnerStag i. 3d., 3 llbr nadm. ii
S6netrbunb.
6rnucm. NSbDerein. Srnu 8. 2offIer
Yrdiioentin. GerInmmelt ii6 mondtlid
sem6B Noti5.
GemtIder GricnrrbmnS pcrionmpl'
ii6 ieoen 3. Montag monatli1 in
922 Eeun Nbe. NrINrrbcl Soicp
Mnir, $50 Ute Str, &C.
9eutid-N GsMuifer
|erein bcrinmmclt lid am /. mo 2
Wiittpoh ocs McratS I'M Sanger
bunO,. 314 G-Str. W.-@. Saul Baud
Gefretdr, 34t8 @ropn Str, 9e.-8.
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Treitoas Nbcllos in She 2oicfom
1928 S StroBe N.-@. 5efret1r 6
4Ietid, SIG 8-StraBc, S.@.
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StraBe. q. %. gcriammelt iid OIL
2. Oiensta0 /. 90. in Ser Nrion-SaQe
Dnfel 8rGis 1amenpcrcin. Srau 2.
@abl, YrGiioentin. @eri. iid nm l.
Weittpod l.. 80 I'M 9aule zines MitgIicOs
YrOIpcct Sill Cemetery. 6rco
Smbot Yr1iioent; @ni. Mortiu, q
fret1r Ii. Gg. @ridipcOoc, Sdatmciit
8eri. am /. 6reitag monatli0 IN SO
Ste StraEe, g. 90.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-14
NlOntne; Den i6. 8s6rnar 1914:
@rOfer W|usttnbGa!
Oes n@crmania MannsrdOrs"
in Der on @aiOHie 9aae
Ste mnb T.StraFs N.-@.
groipeet 0ia aird6sfs.@ eisaidait.

Inter benz @oriiB OcS Y~rdiioenten
!. 8. Smboi inno am 6rcitag uori.
lcr ISOLDE bic monatlide 8erlamm.
lulg Der @roipeft sill 6rieo6ofsge-
caid)oit im @eifGftslofoI res Stab
neiiters s. q. gridipeOoe, 822 9te
5trnBe. q. 90. ltott.
Nad Dem 8erid)t Oes
supcrintenoeiiten Mcper lUurOcn inl
pc. t08mlteIleu ~pcrfouft, w1breno
IL V~egrdbniiie itdttianoen. Der De
ihf oeS SfabmciiterS, oem5uioIge
bic 6ilan5oerbdItniiie cute iinb. muir
DC entgcgen geno1men. Nm 5rei-
az, Den 6. Wi1r5, miro Gencraluer.
anlmluue un0 Domination Der Be
mIten itattiinocu. Sn ge5ug aili ei.
ne 8epeging, Die ole 6ricoboie i'm
5~taotaebiet idIieBen mill, plIrOe Gin
lrtifcl oerIeleu. oem5ufoIge cine
ibnlihe Vewcgnng in GnnlnS Gitp
III @onae mar. IS mar iogor einc
OrOinan5 erlaiien tporocn, Die peite.
re 9eerOigungen atf Dem 6rieoboi
ucrbot. &ihter Mooolon pom 9ber.
geridt in Miiionri bat inoeiien in Ell.
mem Bro5eB oas ltrteil Oabin obgcge.
ben, OaB beiagtc 9roinan5 nnper-
niinftig uno tvranniih mdrc IL uitt
0llrhqefiihrt mer0en oiirfte. llnier
bieiigcr Yroipeft Sill 6rieOboi, chen
10 pie Ser @lenpooo uuO ct. Mari.
IN 6rieobof 6aben cinc mluoerbore
Sic loiien peitbin ole Staot
ibcrbliden mo iinO S6abf1itlcin
fronrnien @eoonfens ~gemoroen.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-14
s9edDnifer Berlin,

gfm 8orobcllO bon Mnibineton's
GeburtStag, am 81. B. ~, peranltal-
tet Der .Eeduiter 8erein" elm So.
itiimicit III Der Sale oes S6nger-
oimoes. Tim Ole ginbcitlidfeit orS
Jeitcs an pabren, limo ale Eeilneb.
mcr gebeten, moelidt III Der Iradt
III erlheineL sic Die Ipaniihen gr
oberer oes Sltbmus BON Banana Ii.
lire 3eitacnoIien trileen. lin $50
ll6r piinftIif ipirO oas 5eIt Icinen
Nniang ncbulcn. Die 6eitIeititng bat
fiir cin N~beuociien 5iirIorge getroi
len uno bat befonnt seacben, Dab 90.
tie, iomeit lie Onrh Mitglieocr cit
gciiihrt lpcrocn, pillfommcn iiu0.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-14
u9ic @artcmlau6c"
N6Onnememts iucrbeu in Der SOMrmal
Office cntaeaen acnOmmen.
00cntid)cr GentrnlOcr6anO~

9fm pergangclicn Gienstng MbcnS
fnno in Carl @amnclS 9nIlc cine
iablreid beilld)te, entbuIioltiihe Ser.
%ounulrna oes Grecntip &omitcs
SEES Teutihcu GentroluerbonoeS itatt,
palder aud Ser G6renprdiiOcnt II
5our beipobnte. 9aS SaliptgcIhGit
6eitano IN Gr6rtcruna Der srt rni0
@ciie Scr 1ii6rluig ocS Samples ae-
zen Die Mildcr nn0 Icmpcren5.Sa-
NATTER. pelAc in Lester 3cit cine 10
lul1emoFnlih uer0erblihc 5Gtigfcit
qe5ei9t. &ah londcr, lebbaitcr De
6atte mllree beihloiicn. in nGhiter
2cit inter 3l5ieblmg ser cinaemoll-
ocrien Yiirqer onOcrcr Nationalitd
trrl, iotuic frcibeitsliebclOer ciligebo-
rcller gmerifan,r. cine aroBere De.
lnonltration ms Wcrf Ill ietell, III
mcldem 3ued eilI Ngitationsfomite
ernannt muroe.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-14
.wsieaia dterarfder sereiu",


Ger n@clcaia litcrariidc Der.
elm pcruuitnlfetc an Somobcn0.
ocu 81. Sanior, obcnos s llbr, I'M
0ouie ocr EroiiOentiu. 5rouIeir
S6a0c. 1917 Ontario Ylocc. u.
cincu ,beitcren" NbcnO. Ios Bro.
gramm croiinete ole 9rdiioentiH nit
ser iiblifen Nniprahc, all ole iid eli
nc furSc Geographic 1Gictor 9liitbs
gcns", Der an 4. Somior iciucH 20.
@eburtstna bcging iuo sen 0aS Ii.
terorilde 7eutidlano bel oirier lido
uen @elegenbeit nit Gbreube5cualul.
gen iiberihiittete, ihIoB; Tie bceuoete
ibrcn &ortrog nit Dem @erleien eli.
niger Der rei5eloen 4inoerperSheti.
sic omrh OStar Eletih'S pr1htiae
3ei6mmem in Oen Biidern. Sud.
aus" mo .9uben md Niooels" oen
Ociltihen 9inoern 10 reht lire eiaene
fleinc @elt poQ 6retoen uno 9ei0et
DOR 9uoen iiibrt. Die bcitere Stim.
mltng Der glnmeienoeH iolte aber
nod INN Elm Gtbeblides Ourd Oen
i1dItcnBortrog erbobt peroen. Serr
Beorg 90. Spier trio aus oes prGd-
tigen 4ihters unb SunIoriiteH 5ris
Renters @erfen BcrIhicoeneS Dor 1t.
uadte ieine Sadle 10 gut, Dab oas ell.
tbuiiaitiihe Yublifum immcr nod
nab mebr b%erIongte. 1ie Yiauiitin.
uen Tran 8. 80. 6rend unO 6r1il-
lein Stella 2eipmanu iiiaten oie
3wiihcnpouien nit nit eroRem Bel.
ioa oufaenommeneu ai~opierioli aus.
an Stcllc cines 0~uitipiels. Delhcs
Ser pl0blidcu grfrontuna zines Weit.
llieoS 6aIbcr nift eegeben neroen
fonute. oeflnmierte 6rl. Nnita Sda
10 auf 8crlanaeH Orei befnnnte &c.
Sihtc ibres Acpertoires Siam idl
Sofiir?~ Don Yobl, ~Ges WtdOhens
8%elt1n0niB" pcn q. Neinide mo
.GoS GaIsioB" pom @orner mo ais
3ltaa6e Gas mitieioiac Mi10el" b.
8uitap 6alfe. weldleS lebtere bcion-
HcrS aut geiiel. Ole ShluBnummcr
aes @roaromms biloetc ooS i'm So.
tim 1890 auigciiihrte 9uett ~9ic
@euotterinnen" pom g(uquIt StGiicr
nit 6roniein Nmp s. 9eapitt olS
critic @epottcrin~ uno Trdulcin
sdooc ais .5lpcite @epotterin". PIN
SomStod. Ben 2S. Tebruor. aiebt Der
Berein cine Muoolph Sersod. benz be.
Seutcnoen Oeuiidlen 9ifter unN
5hriltitelcr. oeiieu nereltcr Roninn
..1as qroBe Seimipeb@ oei Dcutid.
Nlnerifaneru slaecianet lit. oeiuiomc-
ZEN Aben0. Sci Oicier Uelegenheit
miro Tr1uIein 5daoc. Die nen cid
ter perl0nlif ftnnt uno nit inn in
qorreipmOcni oeitou0en hat. ell.
nod ME miaefiibrtes einaftiQes
5houiDieI Don ihm. melhes cine be.
aeutenOe 6rnac Ser 3cit 6%cbauoclt.
oorleien.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-14
Nm SoMntoa. On Is. 5. 9.

nj Sonnto9, ON 10. 5. 81.
JerOen Die Mitglie0er oes &ereins
>es beiliqen NamenS Seilt Ser Snnft
Morien-airbc bel Der 100 Wfeiic ge.
meini6aftlid Die fl. communion enl-
pfangen. lin 4 ll6r nndmitta9s lit
feierlihe &eiper, rno mmittel6ar
nl6ber cine midtige &~ereinsper-
iammllng in Der nnteren Sdpilboue.
sfae Mitglieoer ulo Nopi5en limo
rnitlid gebetell. bel oieier &erlamm
ma m0glidit poaitdnoig 81 erlhei
len la es iebr erpiiuiht lit, Dab ale
MS @cite tipI ntoaen, ole Sntereiien
SeS &ereins 81 pabren unio 81 bebelt.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-14
,Cnfsl SraTs gersnHaansSOsrein"

Der nCnfel @rdiig 8ereniialmg5
oerein" belt inter Dem Yoriis icincs
YrGli6enten am lebten GienStag lei
lie regelmdBige Monats BcrInmnl
Iung. NitBer ben ectDobnli6cn @c.
ih1lteu Itano belonoers Scr Tom
@oII mo sic Iesteli 8or6erri
tiutgeu iiir ~Oeulelben AM Der Io9eS.
orOnmg. Der Bal miro all Wiitt
nod. oen 49,, i'll Der GIo Maionic
6aa itottiinoen mo oeripridt ell
porjiigIid) orrongicrteS 8crapiigcn SIT
iperoen. Dem beiduipobnen nipmnno
peridnnicl lolte.
Washington Journal., 1914-02-14
Mus Oentidsn Wrrcincn.
.wermnnia NlGnnerdlOrn

Gin 8crcin, Der feline llnterltiit-
una mo @eibiilic nic pcrioat BAT uno
mic uerioQt, mo Is iid INN sic Sntc.
reiIcn ocs angemeinen GcltidhumS
honoelt, lit Ocr u@ermonio @anuer.
dor. Soatc man MN nitt erpar.
fen, OaB rnier 0eiltihtim %ieinerieits
oen W1Gnnerdor %ipteritiibt, pclui Ole
@%eleacnbeit lid bietet. Sine Iolhc
@eleacnDeit peroen ole Ieutiben OH
Montoo. Oen Is. 8. @ts. babcu,
mem Der I0nnerhor icincn oieSi1b
riaen Masfenboa i'm OLD Wialouic
temple abb1lt, 9os beirciienoe So.
mite bat aaes aiifs Bette Oorbcrcitet,
olitc @reiIe criparten Die idonIteu
M1osfeu, 5lt tan5ell miro rcidIid @e.
leacnbeit fen, mo Dab DER imnere
Nitn'6 81 furd tonmen iolte, oas 1T
jeim Mdnncrd)or nidt ou5uncbmen.
Alio ailf gum MaSfeuboa Oes Ger.
mania 9RduncrdorS".