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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-10-14

Won Retzow hesitated. Then he
heard his voice give the command to
fire.
Through the periscope Won Retzow
saw the white track of the torpedo
through the waves as the released al
bubbles came to the surface. Then,
almost Immediately, there came the
dull boom of the striking torpedo.
Won Retzow shoute' the command
to rise. The submarine came up,
first st the bow, then at the stern.
And, an instant later, the water was
whipped white with plunging she'll.
The submarine, pierced through and
through by some unseen assailant,
sank like stone.
Won Retzow had been standing
alone upon the bridge. The waves
caused by the destruction Of the little
craft swept him into the sea. AS he
struck out he saw before him the
broken timbers of the torpedoed craft
and new British torpedo-boat de-
stroyer, with guns trained, making
briskly toward him.
He was seen; a boat was lowered,
and, almost at the same time that
the last of the wrecked ship sank be-
meath the waves, Won RetZow was
hauled, struggling fitfully for breath,
aboard the rescuing boat by the crew.
A few minutes later he stood before
the commander of the little torpedo
boat
Il am sorry, sir. The fortune of
war, you know" said the young Of
ficer rather sheepishly, stretching out
his hand to Won RetZow.
"Will you come into my cabin"
he added, leading the way. You are,
of course, paroled during the short
voyage to England. / believe We can
make you comfortable-dry, at any
rate" he said.
In the cabin Won Retzow still looked
fxedly at the other.
Are you not going to hang me?'
he asked.
The British officer protested feebly.
Listen" said Won Retzow. Il will
tell you something, to show you what
duty means to us German officers. The
woman | love and expect to marry
was aboard the Marianne. | was
ordered to sink her-and | sank her,
according to my instructions. But ]
tell you that it will haunt me for the
rest of my days"
To his amazement the young Eng
lish officer, who had been regarding
him with an expression decidedly
quizzical, interposed laughingly:
Il may as well relieve your mind,
SIR he said. The Marianne was
aware of your amiable intentions and
slipped in by another route yesterday.
The old tramp that you torpedoed
was a decoy Marianne. She hadn't
a soul aboard, and-well, we were
lying in wait for you upon her leeward
side. So, I'm glad to say that your
fears were groundless, and if anything
can be done to make you comfort,
able"
Won Retzow wrung his hands and
danced like a crazy man, up and down
in the cabin.
Yes he shouted. Take me to
England as quick as you can. 1--we
| got to find out whether the MARI
anne has let off her passengers yet.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-10-14
Notes IRON lander.

our school held a district FAIR last
Friday night. County Supt. Meisnest
was present and judged the EXHIBITS
After the short program a Speclai
meeting was held to discuss the ques-
tion of new school building. 1t was
voted TO build new frame school
house with basement next spring
Mr.. Mic Sehr and Mr.. John SIeYert
were appointed to act with the SchooI
board as a building committee.
The new building is much needed
especially in the winter.
Mr.. J. J. Stangel and family OF Man
itowoc, Mr.. Frank Reha and family |
Norman and Mr.. and Mrs. John Stang
ell OF Carlton visited here Sunday at
Krcma's.
Mr.. Matt Wagner, Jr., is on the sick
list, he is at the Green Bay hospital
the past few weeks,
Mr.. Louis Kotche, our cheesemaker
has discontinued making cheese Oh
Sunday He is building a garage so we
expect a car will be next.
John Ording is busy now selling ma
chinery and cars. He handles the Re
gal cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. krcma became
the happy parents Of a baby boy one
day last week. Watch the smiles.
Mr.. Abhem 5 of Green Bay was buy
ing cattle 10 this locality the first few
days OF the week.
Mr. Ignatz Volta and family OF Two
Creeks visited here at the home OF
Frank Anlik.
The following have built silos this
fall: Messrs VIM. Rehbin, John Siey-
ert, james Kettner, II. lander, John
Nalenta, Anton Nalenta, Martin Paid
err and Fred Bergelin
Mr. lheo. Mueller is on the sick list.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-10-14
NEWS FROM COUNTY
Notes From COOperStOWn.

Mr. John Bartelme from North Da-
kota returned 10 his home here last
week.
Messrs. Henry Elmer, Simon Duieck
and Mrs. Dave Goessel and daughter
Violet, Mrs. H. Elmer and MIS- D.
Dufeck and Sissy Richdorf motoreo 10
Two Rivers Sunday.
John Bartelme shipped car load OF
cattle from Maribel Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Goessei anu
daughter Violet spent Sunday IN uen-
mark.
Henry Elmer was at Two RIVERS
Friday on business.
Mrs. f. Zeman of Rosecrans spent d
few days in our burg last week
Mr.. Adolph Kvitek and family OF
Green Bay motored to Coopers'o"n
Sunday.
John Skwor and family motored TO
Green Bay Sunday to visit relatives
The farmers have completed cutting
their corn and filling silos.
Dave Goessl purchased two yearIing
colts from NJ. Richards and c. Maths
Consideration SlO1,
Alfred Just at Manitowoc spent Sun
day at his parents home
Mr.. and Mrs. Drews spent Sunday 81
Mishicot.
Kriwanek Bros. purchased the grain
elevator at Denmark Of CargiIl x Co.
last week.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-10-14

karp who is just as DESTROYS of sho wing
of his knowledge Of English so many
comical situations are produced that
the audience is kept in continuous up
roar,
Between the acts songs by mixed
voices, male quartettes and music, an
Instrumental terzette, will be rendered
TO q in the pauses.
Anyone DESTROYS of again enjoying a
hearty laugh, should not fail to attend
this frst-clats entertainment. Dance
after the Show.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-10-14
Weddlno Rlnu Always Used

Wedding customs have varied Win
changing periods but the wedding ring
has always been used. It's earliest
form was iron, then. in turn, copper,
brass, leather, sedge and adamant;
and, after this. the precious metals.
The first record OF It's use Is In Cen
esis 4. The old Gimmal ring was
cunningly fitted in t@o sections, 80
that one went to the bride and the
other to the bridegroom; and II IL
often copied for modern brides.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-10-14

A party of friends gathered at the
home of Mrs. Minnie Plantico on Mon
day evening, the occasion being her
62nd birthday anniversary, while her
sister, Mrs. Leons Sclisle OF Forrest
willie was 90 wears ON the same date and
was also here for the event. Among
other guests who enjoyed the evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. Pepper OF Green
BAY.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-10-14
Pleasant Prosnect.

Bobby was fond of his uncles dog,
ferocious looking mastiff, and was
much distressed when he learned the
dog would have to be muzzled because
ne had bitten the butcher. Bobby
said: i don't believe Tige did it,"
When the butcher came over Bobby
met him at the door. He was very
angry and said to the butcher. You
must come here and see IL his teeth
hts the marks"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-10-14
Some Family Tree.

Sir Watkin Williams Wynne, talk
ing to friend about the antiquity of
his family was told roughly that ha
was "a mere mushroom" How is
that" he asked Indignantly. Why"
said the other, when I was in Wales,
pedigree of a particular family was
shown to me which filed more than
the middle of 1t was a note in the
margin: About this time the world
was created"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-10-14
Banana-Fed Hogs Best.

1t has been found that the worn
out banana lands OF Central and South
America make ideal pasture for hogs.
Animals fattened on the grass found
in these lands. and on the small un-
marketable punches Of bananas which
grow there, produce a superior. al
most odorless lard and finely Favored
meat.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-10-14
Aarklnu Back.

"You say you have been going with
Miss Flbbs long timer
Ever since the year B. 7. c."
what does that b. T. c.. stand
for?"
Before the Tango Craze
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-10-14
Financial StrlnqencY.

Dlxmyth-I lost $4,000 in less than
half minute last night
Hojax--What' the explanatory
Dixmyth--I proposed to Miss Got
rox and she said No
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-17
WHERE THE HEART Is =

vi, u0dI, L WISH udu d uOIllS.
sighed pretty little Mrs. Garrett, as
she stood disconsQlately in the center
Of her little room in the Grand Ma
.tional hotel at Louisport
There were four trunks in the lit
tie room, and Doris, the little girl,
was seated forlornly upon the top of
the pile, staring as disconsolately as
her mother at the crowded cubic feet
which was to be their home for tie
next few days.
Aknock at the door, an elderly lady
and younger one, verging upon mid
die age, entered.
well, Molly, home again." re-
marked the young one with unpleas-
ant emphasis in her tones.
YES" sighed Molly Garrett.
And John off again, as usual, l
suppose
kansas City, said Molly, almost
weeping.
well, you'd better come to us I'M
til he returns - said the elder woman,
who was her stepmother. 81 don't
know why my house should be upset
IN this way with your comlngS and
goings, but since you would marry
travelling man I'll have to bear it."
Little Mrs. Garrett began to cry.
She was completely under the thumb
of her stepmother and stepsister,
Amelia. She had never had much in
dependence of will; perhaps that was
why she had married drummer dur
ing her stepmother's absence. She
knew that her family did not look
with favor upon John Garrett.
For the past seven years they had
lived mainly in hotels. John, who
was fond of his wife, had taken her
everywhere with him. The little girl
was born in a hotel in Missouri. She
had been baptized in Omaha and her
education, which had been begun in
Milwaukee, was to be continued in
Louisport, Mrs. CARROTS home city. |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-17

Molly, warned you not to marry
that man. Who knows what he's
doing when he's away from you?
Those statesmen are a bad lot"
Little Molly Garrett began to cry
again. She loved John dearly, but
she was easily upset and rendered
miserable and the suggestion worked
upon her mind.
Two weeks later John Garrett
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-17

before, hidden them hasty farewell
ana started for Kansas City with a
heavy heart. He was so inconsequen-
tial; he thought that so long as he
paid the bills it didn't matter where
his wife lived .- -.
Established in her stepmother's
home as paying guest, little Mrs.
Garrett listened to daily TRADE
against her husband.
ct isn't any life to ask woman
to share" declared her stepmother.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-23
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
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IY
3l6D
sSTfssxS

For GOVERNOR
40. STANLEY,
OF Henderson.
For LIEUTENANT Governor,
JAMES d. BLACK
OF Barboursville.
For SECRETARY or STATE,
BAI2KSDAIE IlAMLETT,
OF Hopkinsvie.
For ATTORNEY GENERAL,
NJ. NJ. LOGAN,
OF Brownsville.
For STATE AUDITOR,
ROBT. l.. GREENE,
OF Frankfort.
For STATE TREASURER
SHERMAN GOODPASTER,
OF Owingsyille
For CLERK COURT OF APPEALS,
RODMAN w: KEENON,
OF Iiarodsburg.
For SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.,
V.O. GILBERT,
Of Bowling Green.
ToR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE,
MAT S. COHEN,
OF Richmond.
IoR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER,
A. HOWARD STAMPER,
OF Campton.
For CIRCUIT JuDGE,
MN REDWINE,
OF Sandy Hook.
For CoMMoNwEALTH's ArroRNEY.
JOHN NJ. WAUGH,
OF Grayson
For REPRESENTATIVE,
D. B. TYRA,
OF Saltwater
For CIRCUIT CotRT CLERK,
]. d. LlKlNS
o. West Liberty.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-23

ADVERTISING RATEs-lO cents per
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Obituaries (cash to accompany or
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Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-23
LICKING VALLEY COURIER

Entered as second class matter
April 7, 1910, at the post-office at West
Liberty KY, under the Act Of March
8, 1879.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-09-23
Advertisement Of Sale
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY.

In the matter of
Roper-Reese Lumber Company
Bankrupt.)
In Bankruptcy
Washington Journal., 1915-11-19

@aibingtun Sanserbnn6, 0r. 314
G.StraBc N..@. hilbert Pepper. Ird.
iioent; Y. @rouner. SefretGr, 3t4 6
Str. 1913. 81. @umpredt. Qirigent.
5ineitunoe jeoeu Wittpp6 g(benO.
0ireftoren .@cri. am 2. Montag i. SO.
SGnserbMub Gnmenperein. 1rau
4. o. @artbel, Yr1i. 8eri. om 2.
Mittwo6 i. 90. obenos s llbr, I'm
SGngerbun0.
glriOn Sameuuerein. 6rau 9.
Irmfe, Yr1i. @eri. am 2. MfittipodI
/. ~, abenOS s llbr, I'M S1ngerbumo.
@ermania Mdnnerdor, o22 ga.
Apc. N.-@. Hrdi. Sobn &eif; Sc
fretar: Nortin Sdiaing, 2157 q. 3.
Apc RPS. Dirigcnt GmiI s. Gbri.
Itioni. 8erl. ON /. 9onnerstog i.Yl.
SingltanOe ieben 0omerstae abenO.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-19
Nus ben WercinstrciIen
,,Wermania Glnb.

Am porigen 8reitag, oen 10. 5. DC.
funo i'm y@ermonidGIub @oritdn0S-
pobI itott. Die @iteIieoer batten iid
in GROCER An5nbl ein%gefunocn, I'M
bel ben mihtieen GreigniS onueieHO
81 iein. Die @nbl ergob foIgen0cs
Heiultnt:
Or. gcDer, Il. 9. g.. YrGliOent;
Grnelt aIetih, Gorr. Sefret1r;
81. @. @rind, 6inon5-S efrct6r;
Carl u. Oroop, Sdatmeilter.
yeodoem DER neite @oritono Den
4nueIenOen porgeltellt mar, belt
Serr 9rofelior Claus Shpor5 einc
berrlihe Mbihieosreoe. Der neuer-
iu1bIte Nr1liOent Scrr 81. 8eper, Il.
e. &C.. ergriff Johann oos Bort 81
ieiner Mntrittsreoe, Die Del Den Club
mitglieocrn einen bohit giinitigen
GinOrud 5uriidlieB.
Mon geoodte bel oieier @e-
Ieaenbeit aud Der I'M DerflOile-
men Sabre bingeidieoenen @itgIie-
Der, Der Serren: Or. Champion uno
Sonlen. Ser Club fonnte cinen gu
mohs pom s Wfitglieoern per5eidnen.
Ser 8m. MiibIeilen Ser oas Mmt
eines 5peiten 8i6epr6lioenten belief
set, mafte benz Club einen lhonen
8ii6erl1ranf fir Die 9ibIiotbet gum
@ei6enf. No6oem Der geidGftlibe
Cell ubgetan mar, luurOe ocn Serrcn
oes Clubs elm SmbiB ierbiert.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-19
S6iueiser gaa.

PIN Mittmo6 9lbeno. Den II. go
bember peranltalteten sic 8aibineto-
ner S6mei5er einen 8ua. Sic berr-
lihen Shmei8erfoitiime, in Ole 0o-
men uno Serren gefleioet moren, boz
ten einen groBartigen AnbIid oar.
Die Notionoltrad)t ielblt periebtc Die
Anmeienoen i'm @eilte III oos gemiit.
Iihe Shmci5erl1noIe. Die &orberci-
tlingen mnren 10 oor5iigli6 getroifen,
Dab aIles aufs bette flappte. Die
Oomen uno @crrcn, Die gum 8orbe.
rcitungsfomittee eeborten iino Die
~folgenoen: @%oriiber, S. 8riigger;
@i3e-@ oriiber: 6rau Wurie Sdmiot.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-19
@p ioQ man einfanfcu?

uniere 2eler finoeu I'M S~yournaI
annoncen aler Art, ole ais @egmei.
ier beim ginfolfe oienen ioaen. Sc.
hermann 1T iih Ger Sotiode bepuBt'
Dab geraoe 3eitpmesonaeigen Dem
@eihGftsmann &inoen 3uiiibren.
Die oeutihen @cid6itSleate unlerer
Staot woaen aundhlt oeutl6e alrn.
Den bobcn; umgefebrt. iollten Dent.
iMe auuoen in oeut DIE II @eihai.
ten eiufoufen. SIN Sournol onnon.
ciereu aud @eiddftsmdnner nidt.
oeuti6eu @omens; oieie iino ieooh
Den Oeutihen freunoIih aeiinmt uno
bcmiiben iidL oieie oufS bette gu be.
0tenen.
8orlm ioa man bel oeutid. feino.
liden 6irmen einfoufen2 ODER ma.
rum gebt man logor noh Baltimore
Washington Journal., 1915-11-19

9emtider GemtraI.@ crbauS i'm Si-
thrift Columbia. Mortin @ieannO,
BrGiioent; Sobn Ilt, /. 8i5e YrGi.
Sobn 3eber, 2. 8i8e.YrGi.; @olfg.
&ildoGiheI, 3. 8i5e-8rGi.; guguit
Shmiot, a. @iSe.Yr1i.; Sobn @oIo.
mann, 5. e.IrGiioent; @uitooc
8enoer. Sefret1r. GongreB Seigtbs
QorI SommeI, S9osmciiter; Soiepb
@onornd, Snhnentr6ger. @eriamm.
hung am a. 0ienstog /. so. i'm gSnib.
ington SGngerbuno, ga G.Str. g.
@.
v0amen.@crei Oes 9emtIdameri-
faniIden 1914-'15 SiIfs-aumittees" i.
8cri. am 1. uno 3. 5rritog /. M1., I'M
SGngerbuno, 314 6 StraBe N.-@.
5reunoe iino ber5li1it ei~ngeIooen.
9%rdlioentin 6rdii 80. 2inSbnd; Sc.
fretGrin: 6rau Or. Cd, AZ aOoms
Str. N.-@.
@eternnenbsrein Oes 8. 8%GtaiaDns.
9eriommeIt iih in Nr. 705 Siebente
Str. N.-@.
SeMti1er @aiienbansnerein. 9rd.
iioent Wnrtin Iiegano; SefretGr:
@m. s.. ReDers, 1919 Srping Ctr.
Sdusmeiiter: Gbas. O. 9ogier, 91t
Sat Capitol Ctr. 9ireftorenDeri. am
2. Sonntag /. SO. inn @ailenbaus.
TraMen 6ilfsberein. 5rau Sc. q.
9ortbel, 9rdlioentin. @erl. am 9.
0~onnerstog /. So. 3 llbr notm. int
8oibington Sdngerbuno.
Jramrn 9Gbperein. 6rat aotb.
SoffIcr, YrGiioentin. &crlmmeIt IidD
monatlid gem1b Gotio.
9cntidD-M merifaniider Sednifcr-
Scrcin. &criommIune am +. uno 8.
Wittlpodl |. sc. I'M Sdngerbun0, 3t4
e Str. g. .&S. 8ollI Youid, Sefrc.
tor, 34tS grolpn Str. q. SO.
Wcrmauia Glnb. @erl. Wtittpod,s
uno 5reitngs AbelaoS IN Sbe Soicfam.
1923 3 Ctr. 0..@. Sefrctdr 6.
aletiG, $40 @.Str. S..@.
0entider 9rieserbnn6. Ieri. om
[. Montag /. 90. in 922 8o. S(pe. g.,
8. 5elomebel: gilbert 2inobeimer.
core 9onsburgb Bros 420 7. Ctr,
R.-@.
Gnfel grais SeraniignnsSprrein.
8eri. am 2. 0ienstog /. DC. i'm SGn.
herbuno. Geo @air, GcfrctGr, 1881
lite Str. 9sM.
GMfel @raftg 9amenDerein. Srau
9. 8abL Brdiioentin. @eri. li6 am
/. Mittmod i. M. i'm Sauie eines
NitgIieoes.
@rOipest !6ia Gemeterb. Sreo.
Smbof. Yrdiioent; @m. Martin.
Sefretdr; Gbas. 9rifmeooe, S6us-
meilter. 8cri. am /. 6reitaa /. Sc.
in S22 Ste Ctr. SIR.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-19
S6mabeu, @erein.

9m Sonntag, ocn 81. 3. DTS,
miro Der S9moben 8erein in @ugen
8roun's 9ofal, 8rigbtmooo Sotel,
Georgia Npe., I.-@. Elm Auiter-& TO-
item gum 8elten oieies Gereins Deran-
Italten. Die Witglieoer linO freuno-
Iidit eingeIooen, nit 5reunoen uno
8efonnten %aniueieno gu iein. Oos
&omittee fir Die 8orbereitungen Die
les MoltenS miro iein beites tull, Inn
aae 8ufrieoen8uIteaen. Gs finoet
ltott, OBJ glttes ooer idledtes 8etter
Scoer Shmoab lei Oa unO er miro
lid qetpib amiilieren.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-19
aarteuipiel-a benO int r@aibinstOn
SGngerbnnO.

Mm Oonnerstag, ben %. 5. Wtts.,
oeranltnltct Der @oibineton Sanger.
6uno in ieinem @lubbouie, 3t4 6
Ctr. y .-g9., einen anrtenipielabeno-
Die 8ermoltung oes Clubs erluht al
le Oeuti9en unIerer Staot ii6 on
oieiem Spiel 81 beteiIigen. Ser
Reinertrag ioa Dem &ereinsbaus oii.
faaen, oaS ~finnn3ieae unterltiibune
iebr n0tie bat. &iibihe Yreiie gelan-
gen 5ur BerteiIaplg.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-19
9as Sournal empfieblt ii@ CUR Ser
ltellung Don 9rudia6en.

Sefretdrin. 6raulein Yuuline Sober
Stabmeilter. s. Geloff; 60. @.
Shmio, 5beo Bicaro, go. SDhroips.
fp, 6. &reis, .. @idenbader, s.
Mettler, 6r. 6. 6ugliiter, ST.. @. S.
Gain, ST. 81. Gngels, SRI. Sinn Si-
Ter, Gbas. 6uoliiter u. 1onaeni, s.
6urrer, 8. @aleitra, s. 6. 2uetbi,
s. 3rIber.
Gen @6iten muroen Gririlhungcn
ierpiert, oie gum Teil aud bon ocn
Mitqlieoern oes &ereins uStouffah.
erin" beiorgt maren. Seoermnnn mar
glidli6 in ser @eicalhoft oer5 hnei
ser mo prizes Die edte @emiitlidfeit.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-19
u@aIbimstOn Sid @slisf~.

Ser &ranfenfaiien @erein Sid
&elief" bate am oritten @ontag /.
90. ieine iibli9e 8eriommlung in lei
mem Gereinslofol. 705 Siebente Ctr.
0.-@. Die @ereins Angelegenbeiten
muroen bon Den Nnmeienoen beipro-
d)en uno oos Notige %erleoigt.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-19
gSilbelm Sell Goge go. 5.
e. .. &. of 6.

9ie 9riiDer Der 0ilbelm EEL 60
&c go. 5, g. .. g. Of g., botten am
oritten Oonnerstag i. sc. iibli6e Ser
iammlung in aarl Sammels Ser
einslofol. Die 4ngelegenbeiten Der
2oge murOen beipro6en uno oaS Nso-
tige beiorgt.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-19

Werein Sabern. @erf. am 1. Won-
tag i. %. in 922 ga. ape. 0..@.
&beo. 2edert, SefretGr. 1910 Sla.
9pe. R..G.
columbia grnner 0ramfen.lluter-
itiitnngsbereiH. 5ranS Rom Sefre.
tar, 1884 %. Ctr. R..@. 9eri.
am 3. Dienstag /. ". in 922 ga.
9loe. R.-8.
0emtid . Amerifaniider Inter.
ltitnnss . @erein. Sic. @ieaono.
SetretGr, S24 6te Ctr. S..@. Eel.
@ain 2999m. geri. am 2. Dienstaq
|. w. in 705 Siebeite ctr. 3..@.
GIi6Ksr @ereiu. Ierf. am 9. Mon.
tag i. w. in 700 Siebente ctr. R..@.
Ionm S1neioer, Sefret1r. 1921 o
Ctr. 3.-@.
SeieHbarmitGbter iluterltibuuas.
Verein. Gmil Spabn, 9rdI. Syohn
Wfeininger, Sefret1r. 81 IIa. Mbe.
R.'@. @eri. am 8. UittDod /. 81.
in 922 Pa. goe. R..@.
Sduabiiber 6raufeu : lInterltas.
ungsbereiH, Mi6oeI 9ies, GefretGr.
629 s StraBe R..G. Gerl. I'M /.
0ienstog /. M. in SIR. 705 Giebente
Ctr. &c.
Arbeiter aranten. an6 Gterbefaiie
Wr. 1873. Wen5eI Rifl, 1. 8orSiser.
5reo. Steiner, Sefretdr, 1929 q Str.
N..8. @eri. am 2. Dienstdg /. W.
III 922 ga. 9Ipe. 3..@.
YattOenfdsr @ereeu, @albinstuu,
Z. s. Sefret1r: Ism. Stuermonn,
II Gbeitnut Str, Safomo 8drf. DC.
gerl. om 1. Donnerstog |. M. IN 7O5
Siebente Str. 9..8.
Sdnuei3er &ObItdtisfcits . WeIeI.
ldnft. Sui. GgIoff. 9rdiiOent. lis
Ecnno. gne. H..e. 6re0. 2iitbe,
56obmciitcr, 9tS 10. Str. @..@.
8aibingtDn Wriitli Gerein. Ser.
ianlmlung am 1. OonnerStoa /. SO.
in Der Gogles Soue. 6. un0 G.Str.
R.-8. Yr6iiocnt Ebeooor 8icoro,
1914 Srbing Str. 9.-@. Sdasmei.
tier: Sac. griigger, 2t0 8. Str. N.@.
Stanfaderin. Sefretdrin: SRI.
Eanlinc 9oler, 1886 13te Ctr. N.-@.
geri. gemdB Roti8.
0emtider lIntertatnmas . gunb,
0iitritt Nr. 40. 5efretdr g8ul. Sou.
nemann, 234 MoppIe Ctr. guFoma
Bart, 3. 6. geri. om 4. Mittuoh i.
M. in 1922 ga. Npe. R..8.
9enti@er lluterltitmmss . ganS,
9iitrift 100. @i6. 9ics, SefretHr,
629 $ StroBe nc. 8eri. am 4.
QienStag /. SIC. in 922 ga. s[pe. g..
90.
9entider lInterfibmnas gunb,
9iftrift 40. Sefretdr oSobn Mei.
ringer, 81 6Io. aoe. q. 50. geri.
an |. Niontaa /. go. in 922 ga. abe.
N..@.
08aibinstOn Metger llnterItib.
HhBo'SerelN". Frdiloent. M0dm Die
gelmonn, i104 6 CTR. S..G. Sefre-
far: 3rib SeB 112 Ate ctr. sc.
Gerl. am I. Oienstog i. 80. in 922
ga. Ipe. RIB.
8aibinatOn Sid 8eIicf. Sefretdr
8. 9iidlof, GberrpoaIe Rurol Sta.
.. :. Seri. am 1. nnO 8. Montaq
/. w. in 705 tie ctr. R..@.
Sentide Brand, GOsialiIiider
Yartei. slug. Self, Sefretar, 500
We9ean Npe. R..@. @erT. am /. u.
9, 0onnerstag /. SO. in S11 G.Str.
N.-@.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-19
Wcrmauia Manuerd,or@.

9(m nd1iten Gonuerstae, ben %,
5. MtS., finOet i'm @dnnerhor eine
MISUNDERSTANDING itatt. Die Wit.
glieoer ionic Deren 6reunbe mOgen
iib oieien Mbenb freibalten uno poIl-
31blig oaiein.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-19
COLUMBIA Sraner &ranfen-lIuteritiit'
Mnas.0erein.

sm 8. Dienstag i. ~. bielten Die
Mitglieoer oes Columbia 8rauer
&ranfen- neutrality-suspicious. in ID
rem 8ereinslotal, 1922 ga. Npe. 81
49,, ibre iibli6e 8%erlnmmlung alb.
Man beipra6 uno beiorgte bic Scr
einSgeih1fte uno lhloB Johann.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-19
SeKenoarmitaOter llnteritiitnnss-
0erein.

Nm 3. Mittipo6 i. 81. oeriammeIte
ii6 in aorl SammeI's Salle Der Sei-
ienoarmitdoter llnteritiibungsuerein.
Na6 grleoigung Der Sereinsange-
legenbeiten ihIoB Der @orlibenoe ole
Neriommlltng.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-19
Armimims ause Mr, 25, 8. ". ", "

Sm Neuen Moionic 2empel Der.
Iommelten iid am oritten Dienstag l..
90. Die 2ogenbriioer Der Arminius
2oge $50. IS, S. u. u. 90. Nad 9lb.
pidlung Der @eihafte idlob man Die
Sibung.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-19
@crlammlnngcn Der fommcnben
Nud)e:

Montaa:
nNeutidcr ariegerbuno", in 500
NDc. g. @
0ienSiag:
uGcntrolperbmo~, in 314 6 Str.
N..@. Seoermonn lit beralifit elm
gelaOcn.
gGiitrift t60", in 922 9a. aOe.
Miitmod:
09iitrift 410", in 922 1a. gpe.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-19
vSednifer @ereim.

Sn Der Sangerbunoballe, 314 6
Str. N.-@., bate am 3. Wfittmo6 l..
W DER Gednifer.Yere ieine &C.
pobniide Sibnng. Die iiblihen @es
i6afte nur0en prompt erleoigt.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-19

@ranS Smperinl Sect, obne 3iuei.
fel Der bette aller amerifaniiden
Gbampagner, az baben fir $1.45
bic Tlaide BEL Gbriitian fanoer,
900 7te Ctr. &..@.