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Evening star., 1915-12-05
British Press Gratified.

LONDON. December 4, 4:2s pm
Qualification that "Germany's diplo-
macy has been officially condemned, "
as the Evening Standard puts II. is the
keynote Of the brief reference in the
London evening newspapers to the re-
quest OF the Washington government
for the recall of Capt. Boy-Ed and
Capt. Won Papen, the naval and mil
itary attaches, respectively, of the Ger
man embassy in the United States.
The Evening Standard suggests that
the next chapter may concern Ambas-
saoOr Bernstorn himself. II hopes that
meanwhile, president Wilson will re-
feet upon Re bearing Of these incidents
on his correspondence with this coun-
try"
The Pail Mall Gazette thinks that
the recent trial in New York will open
the eyes Of Americans to the real ma
ture OF the German campaign being
carried on ia their midst. and to the
fact OF it's being conducted with the
active cuunivance OF the German gov
eEnmeu1
Evening star., 1915-12-05
LABOR MEN GIVE BAIL
Chicago Court Accepts $4,000 Each
Instead of $195,0oo Asked by
Prosecution.

CHICAGO. December 4. - Twenty-six
OF hfty-four men named in forty-siX
labor extortion and conspiracy indict-
ments, returned last night. were grant
ed reduction in bail today by Judge
Richard Burke in the criminal court. to
$500 on each Indictment in place OF
the sl95.000 bail demanded by the
state.
The bond ruling was regarded as a
victory for the defendants. The state
had asked that the men be held in Jail
if they could not furnish the s195.000
bail demanded
Evening star., 1915-12-05
Court Statements Exaggerated.

Secretary Lansing said he had re-
ceived stenographic report of the tes-
timony and remarks of counsel in the
conspiracy trial of the officials of the
amburg-American line in New York,
and that ii showed that Assistant
United States District Attorney Roger
w ood had not gone as far as press
dispatches indicated in his references
TO Capt. Boy-Ed. Secretary Lansing
was OF opinion that some accounts of
the trial which reached Washington
we're made of whole cloth" The ref
erences in the government attorney 8
speech most complained of applied not
10 Boy-Ed, but to other persons Sec
retary Lansing said
Capt. Boy-Ed came to Washington
yesterday from New York and con-
ferred with Count Won Bernstorff
Capt. Franz Won Papen is expected to
come TO Washington soon. Officials at
the embassy declined to comment on
the State Departments action against
the two attaches.
1t became known that a number of
attorneys, among them counsel for the
defense In the trial of the Hamburg
american officials. called at the State
Department Friday and asked to see
secretary Lansing. The Secretary de-
c!ined to receive them. and they were
directed TO the Department of Justice
There they conferred at some length
with Assistant Attorney General War
rem who has charge of the govern
ments investigation of neutrality
cases. The purpose of their visit was
not disclosed.
Evening star., 1915-12-05
Mexico Free to Them.

The attaches. it was pointed out, would
be free to proceed to Mexico. Should
they be allowed to return to Germany.
however, they might not only take part
in the hostilities. but impart to German
officials information which might prove
of great military value.
1t was made clear at the State Depart
ment also. that to have the attaches re-
main in this country, even as private
citizens. would be undesirable. The gov
ernment has ruled that they are per-
soma non grata. and wants them with
drawn entirely from the United States.
The State Department also made it
clear that none of the information or
suspicions upon which it acted had been
submitted to Count Won BernStorff the
German ambassador. Secretary Lansing
taking the position that such action was
unnecessary. 1t was pointed out that
thet request for Withdrawal of the at
taches could hardly become the subject
of diplomatic negotiations.
Evening star., 1915-12-05
Has Municipal Experience.

Representative Lohack, chairman of
the expenditures in the Treasury De-
partment committee. is we'll acquaint-
ed with District matters and has had
municipal experience himself. Repre-
sentative Eagle of Texas is radical
along lines Of proposed currency re-
form and is member of the banking
and currency committee. So is Repre-
sentative Ragsdale of South Carolina
The latter is a banker. Representative
yinson has had but little time to show
his wings in the House, as he entered
last term as successor to Representa-
tiy;, Hardwick, who is now a senator
Representativ Dooling is an out-and-
out New Yorker. coming from the
heart of Manhattan. He is a real es-
tate expert and is in that business. He
has held many elective and appomtive
offices, has been a state senator and a
county clerk. From the size of his
ma iorities he would seem to have his
district in his hand. .s.... =.
The appointment of Warren Worth
Bailey of Johpstown, Pa. is coinci-
dence, as Representative Walters. pro
sressive, who was member of the
committee last season, was also from
.Johnstown and a newspaper editor.
running u rival paper to that owned
and operated by his committee sue
ceSSoN
Evening star., 1915-12-05
c. |. FREER GIVES
MILL ION DOLLARS
FOR ART BUILDING

Continued from FIRST Page,
Evening star., 1915-12-05
COMMITTED E0ND. c.
HAS ABLE MAJORITY
Continued from First Page,

up of the committee. at first glance.
would seem to make Representative
Crosser's position harder than last
year.
Representative Lloyd, a leader of Mis-
souri, politics and an element in ma
tionaI politics. is one of the strongest
men on the floor Of the House. He
has been member for eighteen years
and has the prestige due to seniority.
In addition to being chairman of the
committee on accounts he is a member
of the committee on revision of the
laws Representative Hamill of New
Jersey is New Jersey democrat. and.
coming from Jersey City. is a close
friend of many Jerseymen now in the
administration. He has served eight
years, and will succeed on the commit
tee his colleague, Archie" Hart of
Hackensack. n. j.. who goes to the
naval affairs committee.
Evening star., 1915-12-05
State Department Cautious.

1t is understood that the State De-
partment is proceeding with the utmost
care. Officials are reluctant to dis
cuss the matter. 1t was said at the
department last night, however, that
no decision had. been reached in the
case of Alexander Won Nuber, Austro-
Hungarian consul general at New
York, whose name frequently has been
mentioned in connection with the ac-
tIvlties of Capts. Boy-Ed and Won
Papen.
The entente allies. it became known
yesterday. probably will refuse to grant
safe conducts for the return to Germany
OF the two German attaches. Great
Britain and France. it was stated author
1tatively. may take the position that
safe conducts would be granted will
lingly if the two men were civil attaches
and were not actively connected with
the lighting forces of Germany.
Evening star., 1915-12-05
State Department Determined
to Resent arv1 Check I'M
proper Activities.
BOY-ED AID Won PAPEN
MAY NOT GET HOME
Allies Likely to Refuse Safe Conduct.
Not Wanted in United States.
Can Go to Mexico.

Developments following the reques,
for withdrawal of Capt. karl Boy-Ed
and Capt. Franz Won Papen. naval and
military attaches of the German en-
bassy, indicated yesterday that the
State Department will conduct a wide
investigation of foreign consular Off
cials in the United States. whose sus-
pected activities in some instances are
looked upon with extreme disfavor.
Should the investigation disclose that
any officials have acted in a manner
considered improper. there exequaturs
will be Cancelled. or the State Depart
ment will find other means of having
them discontinued in the offices they
hold. Any action that may be taken
undoubtedly will have the full approval
of President Wilson.
Evening star., 1915-12-05

William Nick. Clayton, chairman
Brightwood Park Citizens Association
d. A Edwards, vice chairman, Lincol
Park Citizens Association: Emory A
Bryant, Connecticut Avenue Citizens AS
sociation. and Leo A. Rover, Central Citi
zens' Association.
Evening star., 1915-12-05
Public Health.

W. II. Richardson, chairman Benning
Citizens Association; D. N. Shoemaker,
vice chairman, Takoma Park Citizens
Association: Jesse c. Suter, Petworth
Citizens Association: Graham H.
Powell. Cleveland Park School and
Community Association, and Mark F..
Finley, West End Citizens Association.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
gLdlt aaare aIt.


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Ger 9}orO 6rcoerid StroBe. GaS
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@enuB fir Die G6eilue6mer al Der
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$50 ii6erreiben lieB 6rau9art6olme
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wa6r, oos @irfeu oes 5rauenoercius
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rcdte Sidt 3u nellen.
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Sdlroocr GoriiBer, Gomoro Bar
t6olme, SenrD 6a6n So6n 9ieu6ous,
&il9elm S6bn mo @uitaO 2rou-
meier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
9Iitto oesen cia 9SferO scronut.

Gin @fcro 0es Serrn $. 81. s.,
81. 2int6iciin, meIdes eincn @ogcn
Der s. &C. $aifel @oper 8or Cont
ponD 5og ipitroc geitern Niorgen an
Der Gdc bon Seot6 un0 Glorflon-
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art Derlctt, ooB cs bon eineun glgen-
ten ser T9icriduteeicaiNaft getoo=
fct iueroen nlBtc Gos 9hto, mel
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Cigentbuut ocs 2it9cr 6. gonns
BON @rooflpn g(nnc 9(ruuoetGoun-
tp. gSilliom &aner wor Der &uti@er
0cs @efd6rtS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
Son ciner aatc ottadirt.

Su Dem @ofratm miiroe 9eitern
9laduittog Scr % Sabre olte 2oliS
Smurt bon 9lr. 145, gScit g9eit-
Strobe, bon elmer &abe ottodirt.
Gas Gbier fIeiibte oie 3d6ne in 0os
S5llBgeIenf imo mar Smart gc5uina
GEN cs 3lt ermiirgen onoernfollS CT
nod mebr 8iBmlnocn crlitten bGtte.
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Soirolmt oIs sic &obc ouf i'm 5u
iprong. Or. 6ranf 6. 6erguion
bon 9lr 1880, SiiO-G6arIes .StroBe,
couteriiirtc oent &erlcbten sic @iBs
munoe 0ic &ote puroc uad oent
Eaiteur Snititut geiouot I'M ieit6u-
iielen ob oieielbe toll gcipeien lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
Siamantenes 9l65eiden fir Sen go
li5eimaridaIl.

Son ieincn 0roens6riioern uNO
6reilnoen miro beRte 9}o6mittag
%oli5eimoriAon 9lobert 9. Garter
gee5rt mer0en. SIN u9(riou-9Sorf9,
an Der 0erIangerteu g@ilfens- -9lpenue,
miro ibm eii oiomontenes &oli5ei-
ob5ei@en mcI@es $500 gefoItet bal,
iiberreibt perOcn. 9la6 Der llc6er-
reidlmg oes Qlb6ei6ens finoet cine
Dgeeiiteof 9ortie@ itott, fir welhc
umfoiienoe Gor6ereitiu9en getroffen
worocu limo. Gie Souptarrongclire
Der 6eer iin0 0ie @erren gilbert $.
sod unO 6. @. gSonner,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
Der GatcuiGmmer fOlstc,

9lls sic "a Sabre olte Sri. Suiie
&oco6s, pon glr 1910. GitGborie
5traBc, ain 5reitag 9lbeno III 6etruns
tenem 3uitan0c nob @auie fom rief
ibre @lutter eincn goIi5iiten mo
lieB iie pcrboftcu. sic wuroe nad
Der noro0ItIi1en @oli5ei. Station ge.
braht no iie 9eitcrn Wtorgeu BON
&idicr Geon NUT $5 uno Soften be-
iirait wuroe- Ga iic ui6t be5oblen
tonnte nuB iie oie Siroie I'M @e.
idngniB u6iibcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
9lmsrifuuer Oer6aftst.

sort 6runcps, Ont, - r.
@}dr3. s. 9. Senion bon sltllu, n.,,
fan cin 9(ngcitcllter Der cauaOll~vi'
gSort6ern 9ioilroaO mo anerlIap,s, T,
icber 8iirger pom @cbllrt, ser iclf - /.
So6reu in Canada po0ut ipllrDS
OurD cincn Corporal aus gSlnlllP0s
oerbaitet ino 0cm @eidnguiB llDV'
antportet. IS iit unbefannt ans 1
uelher llriodJc, ood 9laltbt mail Nv w
&cr6aitimg lei erioldt weil SEM WV
ais Gin oieinOli4er glnsIduOer :" y
tra1tet miro. Ger ,Saa lit DEM al''
rifaniiben Goniul in @iualpcg ""
tcr6rcitet moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28

Der nSe9nii1e &creiu bon 9olti-
more" wirO sen 100. eebnrtstoa oes
groBen &au5lers Otto bon gismard
init cincm @ommcrs IN Se6mnnu'S
Safe om @3ithpod iciern. Sir sic
@clegenbeit poiienoe Slnipra1en wcr.
oen BON mebrercn cingclaocueu @0.
itcn gcbalten lucroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28

tes0ienit nm 1920 ll6r @ormittoas
NIT Der 5cicr 0es Oh 9i6euomo6ls
itott 9lm G5arireitog 1890 ll5r
&ornlittaas oeutider @ottcSoieuit.
6 pang.-lut6. 3tons @irM G,
Saurubiue.
(@alior q. " 9l0l)
Die Goniirnion0eu limo; Gou Scls
FER 2eroD auge( g9n. Nleuer lnO
Alois 9iuf Ter @ottesOcuit finoct
Inn z30 ll6r 9lbcno9 iiott. 5rau 6.
Iiering miro Oos SoloItiid Sic
Bolmen" portragen lmo ser airden-
DIOR miro ferner inter Ser Qeitliug
Der Sr9nuiitin Bertha Sia Sic 5eier
Ueri6ouern 6elien.
PIN @riinoorneritog 9l6eno 7.3O
ll6r fin0et Oeltti6er @ottcsoienit Ii.
sic Seier oes 6l 9l6cn0ma5les in
Oeutider Sprade itatt. 9lni Otter
feite 730 finoet enaIii1cr cjotteS-
Oienit imO Oie 6eier oes II 9l6eno.
mo6leS in engliider Sprode itott.
Gbang. lut6. 3ions @e.
meinOc
0oBDile, Baltimore GountD.
(&oitor Scinrid gg. GQen6erger.)
Gie Goufirmonoeu inns: S. Gam.
genieloer, Geo. 9ongenielocr, Serm.
9etbfe, @rnit @}o6r @ilb. Sein6od,
6rie0riH Slider G1os. @oatmonn
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r0 G6riit 9lund65ritet, @l0rtleSowe,
9gnes gSieaanO, Nlarie SdobiGuei-
Ger unO gnmo 9Ieumeiiter.
Ias @rogromm an @almiountag
lit: @eioug Der GoufirmouOen Sc
neinOegeiang Siturgie, @emeinoegc-
lang 4reoigt Gborgeiong Sci &c.
treu bis an 0aS Gu0e~, Gonfiruo.
tionSlieO u9Sir ii6erge6en uuS auPS
03eue~ 9lniprade an Die Gonfirnan.
ben Confirmation, Guett nSerr lie
iiuo Gein,~ Segen.
9iterionntog: @eaug Ser Goniir-
mouocn Siturgie, @emeiuoegeiaug,
S5reOigt, G5orgciaug or lit bcte
niieritanocn 6eer oes ~ 9(6eno-
mo6ls, @eneinOegeiang Segen
Die Qlitalieoer 0eS G6oreS iinO:
Soprou 6rou $. Sitter ST. @la.
mic 9et, Sri. 91ouo @ol5; 9llt: SRI
gliuo 9et unO sri Sena Slider,
Genor: Seinri1 @es, 9(l6ert @rnit
Srib Slider 9ooB Soiep5 &ol5, 81
&ol5 @il9elm 9eB rnO 6riB &ol5
Gr9aniItin 6ron s. @aeu6eraer
Gb. -lut6. ct 2utns @ e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28

Gie Gonfirmonoen iiuo. G0maro
S0rner, Serm Sil6inger, @eo.GloB,
Clement Giegcrt grneit 6oro, 9iid.
@lcl5er, Bertha 9lDe @lorie Sdnei.
Ser GIiie 6iuuie, 0lorie 9lad g
GlaB, @ioaie aiitHel Gmmo Gieaert
@race glnoerion uno Nloaie @ofi-
nlanil
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6eginnt i'm 1920 ll6r &ormittoas
Gie Goniirmanoen mer0en einen idos
men @eoug Oortragen airdenbor
inter 9eitimg bon Srgoniit @eo "
0li0cr.
glm 0iicrfeiie fiuoet cn9liider@ot-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
an Ser gclair gloaS.

lekQlIOt VT. 9S. Y. OulgDplI.)
Die 91omen Scr ain0er, mel1e am
&olmionntaa confirnlirt per0eniin0
folgeuOe. @orgarct6 unO 9iut6
sout6com6, 9ioie @cuniuger, 0lprt6
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ric @}i0oIcfamp, GIeonpre 9uraeuei.
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G0marO 2oltter6od. 9(uBer Oieiea
% &iu6ern miro nod cine &lnlie BON
bier GrUodieHen am G9arireita5
confirmirt wer0en.
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miro Inn 1890 lt6r Beginner un0
miro in bei0en Sproden a6ge6alten
iperoeu. Iie Stride miro 5ii 0ieient
8pede praHtig Oeforirt iain BON GSlo-
rift Slider lu0 ser G9or rnter Der
2eitung bonn Srgauiiteu @eorg 2eu5
mirO geeignete Mlitiif oortragen- Gos
&irden 0rdeiter miro sic Srgel-
@ortroge 6egleiten.
Slm G6arireitog finoet oeiitilber
@ottesoienit itott Inn 1890 ll6r iuO
eu9liide Geiper I'm 7.45, berbunOen
nit @eigoug fit bic 9leuconiirmir.
ten
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Sffentliber @eibte i'm 10 llbr ino
englii1er nm 1915 l1br eiugeleitet
perOeu. 01ebeu ser eugliideu @re.
oigt miro Ser &oitor aub cine oeut-
iHe 9lniprade 6olten am Siterionns
tag. Gas 6l. 9l6enoua6l miro e6ens
faQs in beioen Spra1en gefeiert
oeroeu uno Sic Decentralization
merOen sur eriten Communion ge.
ben.
Gbang.Iut6. Ct So6onnc8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-28
enmbcrIolt6. g10.
(9Soitor s. q. 9leralter) J

Sic confirmation Der oiesJdDrl8cll
GonfirmonOen fin0et ip6ter Itott.
BoIniouutoa gorniiito9S 10 ll6r
Oeulcler o5ottesOienii; 9l6elios
I3O ft5r Sh9iiiber @dficSoitifii it6
Confirmation crpobiener @erionen.
GHaliider @ottesOicnit am 9Ponn.
tag, N}ittmoc9, @riiroonneritog; Sci
CT oes 81 gl6en0na6ls, G6orfreitag
9l6enOs mie du6 G6orfreitog. 9laN-
mittog . Dis 8 StiIe gInOaHt.
Teutic6e @ottesoieuitc Iianitog
9lbeno uno G6arfreila9 @oriaittdg
10 ll6r.
Giterionntog OeittiGer Citerfeit.
@ottesOienit, @ormittoqs 10 ll6r IN
@crbinonug nit Oeuiel6cn iiuoct sic
1cicr oes 6l. 9l6cnoma6ls itott
6ri6 0iterfcit @ottcs0icnii Nlor
gcus Z ll6r, wie ouh Otter, gl6eu0s
7.30, unO 6eier 0es b. 9l6euOmo6ls
9lodmitags Siterieicr nit ser Souns
togidnIe
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@emen0c gebil0et nit 30 9iitgle.
bern melder in ser Giteririi6e BON 4
bis 6ltbr in Scr Stoot, por oen6oipi
pclder in ser Gitcrfrii6e BON 4 bis
6 ll6r in ser Sta0t, Dor oen @oipi.
tdlern, @efau9niB uno Sailptpldbcu
uie au6 ini Srii6-@ottesOicuit fin.
qen miro. @6eufoQs ipiro Der Sin.
Oerc6or BON 60 aiuOern iinocn mic
aud ser ei9entlibe airdenc6or bon
GrlpoAieHeu 6eite6eno aus oeu foI-
geuoen &erionen: Grgoniit @roi.
8. @6ittofer lmo Wlitglie0cr George
Sboifer, So. 6lurp, So. @}ortiu
glug. SGooe. ino TrIs. Gli5. Sdil.
let, Bertha Gear, &oa Storf, @larg.
Serpih 9leaie Soifniau, 2oretta
Sed, SeIeu Groman Margaret uno
GbelBn 8inf, Grou l2 9afer.
GOong -Iutb. Dreieinig.
feits ein0e
Cumberland, Nlo
(Goitor Wl @oQnleicr.)
Sic Gouiirnouoeu iinO: Q1a6eI
Gilman Bertha IomnL Nlprtle 81.
hcl6crger, 0}orgoret @cit6 N}inuie
0len6orn @eleu @lorbielOt, 2alro
@oumeier, @ouline 9ietde, Senro
aiiiiner, @orl IreDer lmo 9lornlon
Gilman.
Sos &rogronnl fiir &dlmlonntag
lit. Srgel @rdlu0hlni ipd6reno Oem
Die Gopfirnon0en in sic Stride eiit-
5ie6en; @emeinoegeiong; ASriifuug
ser Goniirmanoer; Solo BON SRI
Gie6l; 9tniprode ali sic Gonfirmon.
ben; @eioug ourcb sic Gonfirmoi.
oen; 9rble9ung OcS Combinations
@elii6oe, sic CONFIRMATION ielbit in0
lle6crrei6uua ser Goniirmanoen-
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