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Evening star., 1914-04-14
domestic CretOrlHaeS and Il a1fe1
Imported Cret0nnes
VudOr Porch Shades Should B
PUT Up Now.

To get the full benefit OF your Porch you
should Vudorze it now, adding the delightful
and private outdoor room to your house. One
OF the greatest features Of the Vudor Shade IS
that it keeps out much OF the heat and com
pletely bars the view OF the outsider, yet lets
in all the light and air you want. Shown in
brown-and-gray and green-andg gray alternating
stripes and notified effects, and in plain green
and brown Seven sizes, priced from $225 to
$3.50 each.
Evening star., 1914-04-14
WELL. KNOWN MOTH ENEMIES.

Oriental Camphor 18c pckg. g...........S2.0O 90 doz
Moth Crystalline, lOc pckg. $1OO doz
Napthaline and Lavender 1Oc pckg. $1.1O doz
Red Cedar Compound. 1Oc pckg.. 81 90 doz
sulphur Candles, each. SC and 1Oc
Evening star., 1914-04-14

real benefit to the things +
For Women's Clothes.
The great variety of women's
apparel and the small space
which Wayne Wardrobes require
make q real demand for their
use. Whether the smallest dress
accessory or a fur coat there is
a specially made Wayne Ward
robe to protect it. They are con-
venient. light Of weight, mex
pensive.
Priced from 5oc upward.
Evening star., 1914-04-14
RUSTLESS WINDOW SCREENS, RUSTLESS DOOR SCREENS
RUSTLESS PORCH SCREENS AWNINGS, WINDOW SHADES
LOOSE COVERS AND DRAPERIES
Made to Your Individual Order in Our Own Shops.

Don't delay placing orders for these necessities will prot
realize Only the highest grade materials
personally selected by experienced buyers who
quality made here individually orders booked by
skilled operatives.
Let estimate-our prices moderate.
Evening star., 1914-04-14

ut in them for safekeeping;.
For Bedclothes and
Draperies.
For blankets, small rugs, lace
curtains and other housekeeping
articles made Of fabrics a Wayne
Wardrobe should be their home
during the summer.
Priced from 4oc upward.
Evening star., 1914-04-14
Metal=frarme Window Screens

MetaI=fraa11e Wnf1GOW Screens
Are the best strongest and most sanitary ready
for service window screens made. The same
quality and excellence of former years is main
tanned in the make which we are again showing
for the sixth successive season. They are
strong and durable very cleanly and imperVlous
to moisture. Shown in nine sizes; all of them
adjustable and a fitting for any ordinary win
dow may be obtained.
Priced from SOC to 65c each
Evening star., 1914-04-14
BOWL, AND PITCHER

Plain White Bowls and Pitchers 81
excellent quality Large Pitcher and
Rol1-edge Basin, offered at the special
price,
S5c for two pieces. :
Evening star., 1914-04-14
Wayne Cedared Pepper Wardrobes
I'm 12 Sizes and Styles.

Wayne Cedared Wardrobe motproof germproo dust
Thev have dsagreeabe odor OF moth
They easy and of real benefit to the things put IN then
podc
Evening star., 1914-04-14

Plain White Combinettes or Slop Jars,
wide mouth. covered with bail handles:
excellent value.
S5c each.
Fifth floor
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-07-31

LOST-In the railroad yards,
Thursday, July IL, 500 i'm bills;
Finder please return to Allison
Riggie, Island Pond.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-07-31
GAVE HIM THE RIGHT IDEA
Important Part Played by Woman's
Thimble in Showing Inventor
Where He Could Improve.

Some of the greatest inventions in
the world have been the result of &C.
cident, other inventions might have
proved worthless had not some simple
device, perhaps of an unimportant bit
Of machinery, made the whole failure
success after all.
Not many people know that a wo.
mans wornout thimble played an Inn
portant part in our-modern illuminat-
ing gas jet.
When Murdoch, the inventor, first
used his gas on trial he let 1t escape
from the end of small pipe, sticking
on clay plug when he wanted to shut
1t Off One day when he wanted to
shut off his flow in hurry he could
not find his plug and being fearful of
an explosion hastily searched for
some substitute, finally grabbing his
wife's thimble. This he closed over
the pipe, but the thimble being per.
forated by constant use the gas per
capped from the small needle holes and
to his amazement the inventor says
that the spread flame due to the nu.
merous openings gave a better light
than the solid flame from the pipe.
So the thimble was the ancestor Of the
modern burner, according to a nara
tor of the episode in Gas Logic. s
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-07-31
All "Mr. Browns

Some twenty to thirty fishermen
were engaged in an angling contest on
the Severn, when one of them, who
had brought with him a stone gallon
bottle of beer, suddenly bethought him.
self of friend who was sitting some
distance along the bank out of sight.
In moment of generosity he called a
boy and handed him the jar, with in
structions to take it to his friend, Mr..
Brown, and to tell him ito have a
pull" The boy departed and some
time elapsed before his return. The
angler seized his bottle and eagerly
raised it to his lips-to find 1t empty.
He had not realized that his friend
had such cubic capacity, and asked
the lad if he had found Mr.. Brown.
and why the jar was empty. please.
sir" came the reply, they was all Mr..
Browns when asked, so went along
the bank till the beer was finished
London Mail.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-07-31
EAST CHARLESTON

Floyd Davis has purchased the
Matthew Grove farm at Echo
Pond.
= Hazel Meulton has returned
rom q visit with relatives in West
Charleston. -.
Mrs. Harry Powers of New
York, Is a guest at VIM. Colburn's S.
Madeline Stevens of Island Pond
Is visiting At Mrs. Canning's.
Skater Gibson Is home from
Lyndon for a short vacation.
Z Moody Belknap is entertaining
his sfather, flames Belknap, of
Baldwin's Mills, Que.
" Word was received here of the
death of Mrs. Will Hayward at
her home In Orleans. Mrs. HAY
ward wasaan old resident of this
town. ~ ~
Mrs: Huii& Davis has returned
from West Derby. a, -.
~. 80 t:aJs
Good sized =. congregations are
pfesent At the services held at Ply
mouth Church by Rev. w. R.
Price, ~ @''-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-07-31

fines its investments to
strictly hrst-class Ipaper and
makes Absolute safety first"
its motto.
The fact that it is perfectly
safe now to send money by
registered letter, check, or
postal money order, has re-
suited in deposits coming to
the Hyde Park Bank from
every county and almost
every town in the state, and
from almost every state in
the Union.
If anyone would like to
know more about the Hyde
Park Bank, they will receive
prompt information by ad-
dressingsthe President, Car
roll s, Page. or the Trea surer,
F. M. Culver, Hyde Park,
Vermont. News and Citizen.
The. Bank has recently issued a
very handsome booklet telling of its
growth during the first rs years of
its existence. 1t contains a photo
graph Of the President, Directors
and Treasurer. and, until the issue is
exhausted, will be sent free, post
paid, to anyone asking therefor, and
saying that they saw this notice in
the Essex County Herald.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-07-31
DARWIN ON MANS ORIGIN
MlseoneeptIon Which Has Been Wide
ly Prevalent Set Right by Eng
llsh Curator.

1T is popularity supposed, even to
day, that, according to Darwin, man
is a descendant of the monkeys"
writes w. p. Pycraft, curator OF the
British museum, in the Illustrated Lon
don News. But let those who feel
hurt at the idea console themselves
with the fact that he said nothing of
the kind. What he did say was that
man and the apes were descendants
OF a common stock, which is a very
different thing.
Huxley, years ago, endeavored to
set this misconception right In his de-
lightful Mans Place in NATURE yet so
deeply rooted was the original idea
that he failed to reassure the nonsct
entific readers of his time. His son
relates how his father, near the end
Of his life, saw Carlyle walking slowly
and alone down the opposite. side OF
the street and, touched by his solitary
appearance, crossed over and spoke
to him. The old man looked at him.
and merely remarking, You're Huxley,
aren't you, the man that says we are
all descended from monkeys?' went on
his way, giving Huxley no chance Of
explaining matters or of protesting
against the imaginary sin of his old
friend being thrust upon his shoulders.
A more careful, less prejudiced. per-
usal of what Huxley said would have
set the old mans mind at rest and
spared him this unmannerly response
to kindly greeting.
Huxley was the first, in that won
derful book, to marshal the facts Of
mans descent in detail. He pointed
out the striking resemblances between
man and the higher apes, and espe-
cially the chimpanzee and the gorilla
And the mass of facts which has ao-
cumulated since he wrote has con.
flrmed that comparison In every do
tail"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-07-31
His Alphabetical Family.

Assistant City Prosecutor Souhrada
of Chicago, in explaining his late at.
tendance in court told the judge that
"the stork supplied the letter 'D' to
my alphabetical family this morning"
Flows that?' asked the court.
well, we've got all the letters up
to H now. ID was missing, so we
famed the new arrival Daniel. He's
as fine boy as you ever saw"
He named his children over for the
judge. They are: Albert, Bernadetta,
Charles, Daniel, Elsie, Frank, George
and Helen.
when will z be represented"
asked the court.
Il give it up" laughed the proeecu.
tor.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-07-31
Bows Can Make
Money

By picking up BONES and ship
ping them to C. S. PAGE, Hyde
Park, VT. He is paying 75c per
hundred for almost anything in
the line of Field Bones that are
dry and fairly clean. Dry, clean
boiled Butchers Bones are worth
90c pei hundred. He pays the
freight on shipments of 200 lbs.
or more.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-07-31
$9Ci, tI0lax For Children
CTTROLAx FOR GROWN-UPS
I CitrOlax for Invalids and
Delicate Ones

Children love to take CITROLAX
tastes like lemonade and is the
incest physic in the world for them.
A gro~n up writess'''lt gives the
best ffushiua If any cathartic l ever
uses:'" and and an invalid says: 81
suits me exactly-its action is $50
mild. yet thorough, l can not afford
0 be without it," Nothing better
FOR constipation, sour, distended
,steynach, bad breath or biliousness.
Stopssh headaches quickly. For sale
By John w. Thurston.,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-07-31
Morning..

Something happened about him and
behind him; something he had writ
ten about hundred times and read
about a thousand; something he had
never seen in his life. 1t flung family
across the broad foliage a wan and
pearly light far more mysterious than
the lost moonshine. 1t seemed to en-.
ter through all the doors and windows
of the woodland, pale and silent but
confident; like men that keep tryst:
soon its white robes had threads Of
gold and scarlet; and the name or X
was morning. From THE F1ytng
Inn" by Gilbert K Chesterton.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-07-31

C.s.PAGE, HYDE PARK, VT
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-07-31
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS

FO1 EAcEAGi'T KIDNEYS AND SLAppEF
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-07-31
U1YG o. PRESSING FLOWERS
Z -; '..--.--S<---~yt -
tAsDeset ~ cs1eksye MY With Little
NtsS6,s> oSpsaest eens interest
~ S : ~. epsesmsas-

n vislAsg 10. thA2 country who
tnin =, pssae aovsss- can find no bet,
- pssssene xssnt thGn sheets OF
kswspGxssas put under heavy blocks.
ca ~ nSsspaosfs into sheets Of
seeGSeaise&iy small siss, and make q
- q hAit . dossn Of them to put
sadAr s6S flowers. and another to put
s%sr, xAsn Thea piis several heavy
boots "a, them
Change The newspaper pads two.
t1sAa o. fpur times when the flowers
asss nEse pesssed, o. the paper abb
sprbs- the moisture from the flowers
md should b changed tor dry paper.
- scoa ~ tho, flowers are thor
oashly dried, thsy can be mounted on
sheets Of stin paper or thin card.
hoard. The bsst way to mount them
h 70 .ent narroE strips Of court plas-
~ ipe pssss> pArtout binding and to
e(ekep thsi flowers secprciy TO the
AefAbcAfd oF papes BY FASTING the
Nlxfps sysw thA sAans.
leBwnuA Dsaen aFe the MOST per-
y ntssn1pss q lcwsTN. They do not
al1s Ap4a ~ ~ 3b3s dAgree for
slaags saant1 wHitS does mt fade,
a &aarsss Af fnrAe brown. and
- 4eaAss sAptdIy. Bips fsdes, too,
aal iaRse6ss AaA purpls couabine the
ese - ~ ~.
81 Z. q ...ys ~ y
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-07-31
Biggest B k-Littlest
Town"

Hyde fark, the nome OF
Senator Page, carries the
honorable distinction of hav-
ing the largest bank in the
world for a village of its
size.
"Srch an exceptional thing
is distinctive and it is worthy
of mention. To US it has
not been known until now
that such distinction has
come to Vermont.
"Of course it did not come
to this State and ueighbor-
hood without reason. In
fact it came through hard
work, good management,
careful and honest dealing.
In brief, it attai ned that dis
tinction by pluck, perseyer-
ance, persistence-and print :
er's ink. Huntington Daily
News. s..
Thanks to the News for
the very pleasant compli-
ments extended to Lamoille
county. We think the report
that the News. says lit has
recently heard that Clyde
Park,tthe home Of Senator
Page, carries the honorable
distinction of having the
largest bank in the world for
a village of its size" is un-
questionably correct,
If anybody is curious
enough to take the time to
investigate the matter and
finds THAT it isn't true, we
will ! make our huna 4 apollo
gies.s =,
What strikes us in the
above statement OF the News
as. being particularly peril.
nent and happy is that it has
diagnosed so correctly what
we think are the true reasons
why Hyde Park enjoys this
unique distinction. ); -. >,
AS a rule, things don't
come in this world unless
there lis a reason for thei,
coming. The farmer whs
has the best dairy ofcows is
the one who is .everlastineiy
vigilant to see that His cows
are we'll bred and have geoe
care. b.
The best lawyer is usually
the one who has been, til.
most diligent, painstakial
and persistent in studying
the underlying principles O
law.
The News is unqaestiou
ably right when it says, tina
the growth Of the Hyde PAIL
Bank came through hars
work, good management. IN.
careful and honest dealing
We doubt if any man eve
gave to a financial institutio,
more viglent, painstaking
tireless attention than hav'
its managers given to the
Hyde Park Bank.
Their motto from the be
ginning has been "Absolut'
safety first" High rates o
interest have never temple,
them to accept a weak loan
In other words, they, hay
= q. -.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-07-31
Classified

Advertisements under this head centa
word for first issue, y cent word for sub
sequeut issues. No adj accepted less than
Is cents. To insure insertion cash must
company copy.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
re6arOn 9airp.D

8ereits in poriger Altmmer ttt-
iereS So1lrnals mllrOe anf ole aus
ge5ei6nete @fiIdlieferllnJ Ser
S6oron 0oirp W}ild) So, 1924, 9
Str. S.-@. bingemieieli. Sier mo
0e ermdbnt iein, OaB ieoc 6loide
Mil6, sic oieieS Mlildgeid0ft lie=
fert, nit eirem 3ettel perleben lit,
Der pi6tige 9tegeln fir oas quite
@rbalten Ser Mild entbdlt. Ginige
0erielben nl6gen bier fllr5 argegc-
ben fem:
Steae iibrig ~gebliebelie Nfil6
oOer Sabne nod Dem @e6rmt6 10
balo ais nloglid in Den Hcfri9era-
tor.
Saltc Mild ltn0 Sabne falt
fir ben @ebralt6. Ser @ooelI
oeS NefrigeratorS lit fdlter ais
Der @~isbebGlter.
&ann man fem Sis erbaltert, 10
midele man 0ie Mil6floi6c IN ein
teildtes Elld, itelc Die 6laI6e
ulsoann ms @aiier III Gin offencs
5eniter.
Salte Mild nno Saline bis 5lirn
@ebrand in oerieIben 6loide, in
Der iie geliefert iperoclL pcri6loi-
fen.
@ieBe ans ser 6Ioi6e MIR sic
fir ben @ebrau6 NOTICE Mild.
&armgemorOene Mil6 ooer
Sabine ldiitte man ME in friide,
falte Mild.
@nide unO ienoe ale M3il6fla-
i6en tdgli6 8uriif.
9emabrc cine 8loihe Mild iiir
6as &ino allf.
Dies lino midtiae Siuoer3eioc
ltno oaS @efolgen wiro @iltes itii-
ten.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18

3eit iiber GrIebniiie, Die er nit Ell
mem &omeraOen gelegentlid elmer
Iecognos3ierung 8wiihen @aibing-
ton un0 Baltimore erlebte, nobel es
@emiitlides inns llngcniitli6eS 5t
erlebcn gab. @r mltroe bereoter, ais
er iiber oie midtigen @reigniiie
fprodL sic Oieier groBe @iirgerfrieg
ser omerifanii1en Nation bra6te,
un0 Der Mitmelt 3eigte, mas SINE
rifaner ieien u1o permogen.
Gooann iprad Sacob &orr. Gr
fiibrte ungeiabr folgenOes aus: pgS
gereidt mir sur %beionOers groBen
SSrelt0e, ipo6rnebmen 5lt fonnen,
0aB am fiinfunOOreiBioiten Sobres-
tage Der Ginmulterlmgsfeier Oes adj
ten 8attaQions oie i~iberlebenoen Mit=
gIie0er bier erlhieuen iinO. @s gilt
am belttigen Gage Die grei9niiie ie-
ner Belt ms @eod9tnis 3uriid3uru-
fen, Die fir 0as gauge 2an0 bon
gr0Bter @i6ti9feit maren. Die gln=
3obl uniercr &ameraOen lit oltf Elm
fleines Siimm9en 3uiamntenge=
iHmol5en, un0 I'M @eiite geoenfen
mir %0erieltiden, Die an unIerer Seite
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
&uOolp6 Saur,

emit gefodteu. 9erielbe &atriotis.
mus, 0ielelbe 2oDoIit1t un0 Grge6ell-
belt beberri1t beilte infer Ser5 fir
infer aOoptiertes &aterlafO, pie chit
in ielter i1iperen Stiuloe 0es @efed-
teS. &iele 5ogcn aus, I'M ME mie0er
81 Sen Sbrigen 5uriid5ufebren mo
bra6ten lid beloenniitig Dem So
terlanOe ais Spfer oar.
SbnerL meme liebell &omeraocn
,0ie Sic nod am 2eben lino, miini6e
i6 @liid un0 Elm langeS 9aiein.1
4ls0ann nabnl Ser GeOner feline
geliebte u6ioel~ sur Sano lnO ipiel-
te Oas 2ieo SD bait einen Same
raoen". 9ie 9lnmelenoen itiuntfen
6egeiltert elm.
Ganad fprah Gctcron s. 8. 9er6
unO CAB einiges ans ieinen &riegs.
erle6niiIen 5llm @elten. 4ls0anu
nurOen einige 9ieoer aeiungen unO
Die @Gite blicben nod i'll geiniitlihein
@jeipr16en beiiammen. Ger @irt,
Serr SenrD @oBununn, iebte 0eu @d-
Iten iein &eites Dor 1no @errn @aB-
mann 0aafenO i6loB Der idone 81
BEND.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18

oeutI6eu 2ie0es 8ltr belmogliden
g%rfiiluag 3u bringen mir piiien fer
tter, ooB infer Gbor Der eben
aid our6 Die 2aubeit Ser . e ii t
den Singer in An3abl abnabm ~
ibm, @rof. @umpre1t, nit Suit unO
2iebe folgt; ebenio wiiien mir, OaB
Gle, oft genltg re6t miibeooae 9lrbeit
6es 9irigenten uno 0es @bOres nod
INNER id0ne 6rii1te trGgt, (iiebe
Ben i60nen Mrtifel i'm lebten Sour
nal, ge3ei1net 8. 80, ipie es sic IN
unIerer @ole obgebaItenen &on5erte
ullO Mhllifobenoe be5eltgen unO Oas
lit es, mas lol6e bon inns, Die in 81
rem Slime oS60nbeit uno &unit SIT
@ermittlern Ser @abrbeit~ alls5llii-
ben tra1ten, aus3ilbalten 8pirtgt i'm
Sample gegen 2oltbeit, Slltereiienlo-
iigfeit mo llnbeoa1tbeit ser 9roBen
Mtaiie Oes bieiigen 9eutidtums, TO-
uie ge0en Die, fir &ereine beinabe
t0tIid mirfenoen @eiebe in Oenen
Sntoleralla Nfudertilm ulO Slid
lidtsloiigfeit Die erlten Noaen ipie-
len.
Sab Ser SGngerbiui0 ii6 itets be-
miibte, Oas 9eitmoglidite 81 errei-
den, lit ia anerfannt porOeu. 9(6er
Ipl6e Nnerfenn1ng allein lit niht &C.
niigeno. @s beoorf oo5l alt1 ser
u1erlGBli6en finan5ieaen ltnteritiib=
ing. 8iiroen 1olbe Der bieligen
9eutI9enL sic, pie Sic, unlere Sc
itrebltngen 0os id0ne SntereIie emit
g%egenbringen, oaS Die Sa6e utifrag=
li9 peroieat; ib iage; miiroen Oieie
ibr Srtereiie 0aour6 bemeien,
oaB iie ibr S6erflein sur Grbaltung
un0 gum Sorti6ritt oes Gereins BET
tragen: lie baitten Dem l60nen 3mefe
before 9feiler uno Stiiben ais ale
i6orten @prte uno acknowledgement.
es ie 81 TIM permogen itno ieBten iid
Ielbit elm ebrenOes 9enfmal.
@ie an0ere @ereine, bietet alt6 ser
S1ngerbuno in ieinem 9ofale sen
Miitglieoern be1uumen, olgenebmen
9lllfentbalt. Madte es lid nllr elm
Sell bieier 5llr Yflidt einige @oAelts
aben0e BORT 81 oer6ringer, eS ent
It6noe oie M0gli1feit, jene &on5erte
wieoer aifleben 8li laiieL sic ia tets
@iittel itnO 3mef tGaren, oas 9eutihz
tum oieier Staot in geiongli6er Sin
li6t 81 einen, Inn oas geltm0glidite
3l %licfern, mas uniere &ompoliitcu
IL berrlid I'M Oellti6en 2ieOe oere-
pigt, I'M oie Scorer b;naus5ufiibren
aus Dem altGgli6en 2eben, binais
in oas gei6 Der Gone, sur Grbebung,
sur Grbaung rlo Grbolung oes ioc-
aleren Meni6eu.
grgebenit,
81. @ranner.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
Die 9cntIdJen itmS bic GOngref-
8i6liDt6cf.

SEER aGeti6 bon Ser GougreB-8i-
bIiotbef, oas riibrige lllo peroiente
Mitglie0 itno ser iebige S6riftfiib
rer 0eS @ermouia Clubs, miro bon
Or. 8utlom, Dem 9ireftor Der Si=
0liotbef, oilgenblidliA nod 3euti6-
loil0 gei6ift nit Dem %ebrenpoaen
Outrage, in 2eip5ig auf Der Snter=
nationalen grSiteultng fir 8uh9e-
tDerbe uno @rapbif bic GongreB
@ibliotbef offi5ien 5u pertreten unO
innerbalb ser ausiteaitng, Die Die
Mmerifaniide @ibliotbefs : @eiea=
ldoft fir ii6 geionOert Deranltaltet,
cine 9lbteilung fir bic bieiige 9roBc
gibliotbef in 6ie @ege an leiten.
&err &leti9 bat iidr an leBten
Mittpod nod 0eutldlano begeben.
5 groBc &iIten iino nod 2eip5ig bon
Ser @ibliot6ef untertpegs. 9ie Aus-
Iieaung, 81 e9err &leti6 einridtet,
ion un0 miro eillelt @inblid geben
IN oie inneren nn0 GuBeren &erb1lt-
niiie Ser gr0Bten 9ibliotbef Der Ser
einigten Staatelt. Die SanObabung,
sic Metbooe, un0 Das @eien Oes nut
Itergiiltigen un0 ein5igartigen &ar-
ten : &atalogeS miro eiilgeben0 per-
onIdaitli6t meroen. &lare uno er-
ira angefertigte photographer mer-
Sen a~uf9ebdngt unO porgefiibrt per-
Ben. 3u ieben tperoen fem 3. 9.
cine Nnii6t Ser berrli6en Sront, Der
mnn0erbaren @ingatgsbale, oeS Sc
ie5imnlers, ser perIHieoenen 9lrbeits-
rdume, ser 8u6bef0rOerung, Der
aunTtabteillng, Ser MluIifabteiluag
untter Ser fa6fluoigen 2eitung zines
onoeren eifrigen Mitglieoes oes Ger
monia=Gllbs 0es &errn Sonned.
9rr3, es 1oa Sen 9ertiden briiben
Dor Die 9lilgen gefiibrt meroeltt mas
omerifaniider 6leiB idon gelei-
Itet bat. 3ngleiA miro cine 9anO=
farte Der &ereiaigten Staaten ein
nelltli6es 8il0 geben bon Der Gut
midelung oes anlerifaniihen 8iblio-
tbefsmelens in ~ein5elnen StaDtelt II.
llniperiitdtcn.
@ir Oiirfen ms gliidli6 ihdbcn
oob mir cine 10 ltattlide Nn5abl tiif-
tiger Gentihcr, ipie Die Serrell Bold
ner, @lctiA, Sonncd, 9rrnfet1,
SdmiOt, &0nig, 2einemebcr, 4laB,
Meper, @elti, nno man6er onoerer,
6abet. Sic iino oas cigentli6e &iid-
erat Der 8ibliotbef, uno obne lie
f0nnte idmerli6 cine eriprieBliAe
9rbeit geIeiitet merOen. Das ameri-
fanii6e @olf lit ibnen 81 groBem
Dante perpflidtet. 2ei0er bapert es
oamit aber man6mal etmas. Mae
uniere oeuti6en @errerl baben cine
allsge8eihnete 8il0ung binter ii6,
Die 5ltm menielten ser Ser omerifa-
niidcn ipeit iiberlegen lit. Snit ale
iir0 aud Mit9lieoer oes oeutiden
@ermania Clubs, mo Sie @elegen6eit
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
Sa6resOeriammlnno Oes 8tcn Bait,

Sm Montog, Oen 10. s. @ets. belt
cas- Ste @ott. in @aBulann's Ser
einsbaae, 7O5 tie StroBc, N.-@.
feline Sabres Geriommlung ab. SIS
tporen anpeieno Der &rdiiOent Oes
gereins, SEER 8ilbeIm Geitb, Der
Sen GoriiB fiibrte; ferrter Oie @erren
Sobn 8. Ser6 8i5e-&r1iioent; 2oit-
is Settler, Gll0olpb Satr, Sobn 81.
seiIer, Sofob aorr, Gbas. Sart=
mann uuo SEER Seningbailien. 2ei-
Ser mar SEER 9fippert infolge bon
llnpGBli6feit nidt anpeleno. Niit
bcr8Ii6en @orten er6finete &err
aaplan Sarr Die &eriammlung. Gr
CAB fciner 6reltoe 9lusorud, bob fei-
ner Ser &eteranen i'm lebten Sabre
%oeritor6en iei.
Captain Sening6altietL ser elmer
ser aIten Mitglieoer lit -%-pdbreno
oes 9rieges Oiente er in elmer
anoereu Organization nnO iprrOe Ga-
pitain = fam ipe8iea pom Baltimore
Bcriiber, nm feline alten aameraOen
mie0er8uieben. Gr ipra6 lGngere
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18

SenianMs.- Sic @orti6lobt, Sc
rem llriade OaS @ortAen lei lit,
llle Die an5ufehten sic in unIercln
S%ournnl wiaia uarer, lit nnd llnie-
rer Aniidt ni6t 2eftiire fiir 2eier
lnierer 3eitung. @%offcntlid uinlnlt
Sbnen oas Ge~roffcittlide1 zines Ser
artigen 9lrtifels cine an0erc 3citltng
alb, aber in unierem @oGcnblott lit
IS Der Soften balber mnioaIid. Soil
ten Sic trobocm nod oen @uni6
begell, es gcraoe in lnlierem @lotta
eri6einen 81 MlaiielI, 10 itebcn mir 81
9ienltert, fols Sic ms cine &ergii-
tnng offerieren.