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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-19
Say Reading Heads
Anthracite Monopoly

Washington, Sept. l9.-Deelaring the
"Reading combination is the back
bone of an alleged anthracite monopoly
that il controls about two thirds OF
the anthracite deposits and that its
supply will outlast many years that OF
any other producer, the government
today filed in the United States su'
preme court its brief asking for COM
plete separation of the Reading COM
pany, the Philadelphia and Reading
Railways company, the Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and Iron company
and others. Violation of the antitrust
law is charged.
A decision in this case in the district
courts was only partly favorable to the
government but in some important as
peets the decision was adverse to the
government. Cross appeals to the su-
preme court followed.
In its brief the government contends
that unless the combination is complete
ly dissolved, il win in time own or con
troll every available ton of commercial
" available coal known to exist. The
combination was established, the gov
ernment contends, through acquisition
of the Schuylkill canal, Wholesale pnr-
chases of anthracite coal lands, purehas-
es of the output of independent pro
ducers, excessive freight rates, prefer
enees and rebates granted to the Read
ing Coal company and other ways.
II is further contended the Reading
combination acquired control of the Cen
tral Railroad of New Jersey, q compel
ing carrier and of the Lehigh & Wilkes.
barre Coal company, a competing an
thraeite producer "thereby further re-
straining and monopohEing production
transportation aud sale of anthracite
I .oal ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-19
HUGHES OPENS HIS
SECOND CAMPAIGN
Talks to Peoria, Illinois, Audi
ence, Finding Fault with
Wilson
BY Perry Arnold.

Omitted Press staff correspondent
Peoria, H., Sept 19.-Refreshed by
his rest at Bridgehampton and istimulat-
ed by an enthusiastic reception here,
Nominee Hughes struck out even more
vigorously today at his democratic
opponents in the first speech of his Sec
ond campaign trip He spoke before the
Illinois republican state conference.
While the republican candidate had
very little new in his speech from the
diatribes he hurled during his trans'con-
tinental trip it was evident his period
of study at Bridgehampton had enabled
him to assemble his facts in more order
w fashion and to ram home his thrusts
with greater power. His audience gave
him tremendous reception of cheers
and applause.
For the most part the theme to which
the candidate adhered himself was
" democraey's broken promises and OF
recounting of the republican party 5
achievements.
One new note in the speech was con
strued as bid for democratic votes
in the delicate way in which the repub'
lican nominee declared his belief that
many of opposite political faith were
sincere and his references to the fact
that "patriotic democrats Joined with
republicans several times.
Made Laws Uncertain"
AT one juncture in his speech 9
strident voiced individual in the bach
row strove to interrupt with q question
about wilson, but lie was literally
kicked out of the hall by two burl,
bmecoats without Hughes even pausins
in his talk.
One other thing new in the nominee
speech was the way in which he related
his plans as definite proposals" o
"pledges. This was apparently in di
rect answer to democratic criticisms
that he has "nothing constructive t.
Offer and his marshalling of repub
| ican doctrines in this fashion got an
ether big hand.
"Our opponents say that they hav'
in very marked degree, aided busi
ness" he continued "What are tn,
specifications for this claim that the.
have aided businessi They say the.
have clarified the antitrust act by def
inition. may be permitted TO sa.
with emphasis that they have done moth
ing of the sort. What they have done j
I to legislate vague phrases adding III
certainty to the law. They have sal
in the trade commission act that unfai
competition was unlawful. Does any
body in the United States know wha
they meanS'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-19
Brooklyn Won by
lack Wbeat's Drive

Brooklyn, n, v, Sept, ls.--Brooklyn
Increased its lead in the National
league pennant race by full game
this afternoon by beating Cincinnati
TO l, while the Phillies lost to the
Cubs.
zack Wheat hit terrific home run
drive over the right field fence seor'
ing Merkle and winning the game in
the sixth. lacks single helped him
to score the other Dodger run. The
lone Cincinnati tally came in the
eighth waen HUM connected with one
Of Pfeffer' s slan,s for a triple scoring
| Mckoehnic
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-19
Turner Found Guilty
Of Importing Whiskey

!. A. Turner, the Stanwood, Wash
ington, man arrested for having an
autoload of whiskey in his possession,
was declared guilty of an infringement
of tho Oregon prohibition law yester'
day afternoon in city court and was
sentenced to pay fine of $3.50. At
the close of the trial Attorney Unruh
for the defense asked until II O'Clock
this morning to prepare an appeal to
the circuit court,
Notice of appeal was filed this
morning, Turner was placed under $3.50
bonds for his appearance, the automo
bile was released, and now, in tn,
opinion Of those interested, the east
is on its way to the supreme court.
The whiskey remains at the polie'
station, .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-19
SPR|NGER'S BODY
(CoPtinued from Page one.)

was unable to go to Dallas this morning,
but telephoned DR.. Mark Hayter de
scription of the work done, and if this
corresponds to the record made by DIR,
Skiff, the Identification viii be com
plete.
The legs from the knees down were
missing which causes the suspicion OF
foul play, it being suggested that the
body had been sunk in the river by g
weight fastened to the feet and the oe'
cay of the body causing them TO pull
off. There are other rumors afloat but
apparently without sufficient founda
tion behind them to justify giving then
publicity. However, further investiga
tion may throw more light on the eaust
of young Springer's death.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-19
TY COBB ADMITS DEFEAT

< Detroit, Mich, Sept. 19.-Ty
< Cobb this afternoon conceded
< his defeat by Iris Speaker of
< the Indians, for batting honors
< in the American league. This
< season marks the first in ten
K years that the Georgia peach
< has been deprived of the title
< of premier batsman of the
< league.
X Il IN not worrying about the
X batting championship, Ty said
4 this afternoon. 81 gave up all
< hope of beating out Speaker
X two weeks ago. My whole con
X Germ now is in aiding the Tigers
4 to cop the pennant.' y
K X X X X X X x x X x x X X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-19
Pleased to Be Talking.

Peoria, Ill.,, Sept. 19.-Nominee
Hughes chose Peoria as the city from
which TO hurl forth today the first
speech of his second presidential cam
paign tour. He spoke in the hall in
which the state republican conference
was meeting and in an hours sermon
on the nations needs and future, en-
unciated practically every one of his
doctrines on Americanism, a protective
tariff, adequate laws covering labor
and fair treatment TO legitimate bust
ness.
The G. O. p. candidate was plainly
pleased to get back to campaigning
again. He started with smile at the
crowd which greeted him at the station
waved his hat in almost Rooseveltiar
glee at those who applauded him on tn,
street and in voice and gesture at tn,
coliseum exhibitor q fun measure o.
"pep.' W
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-19
x X x X X x x * X X x \ X !
BRING OUT YOUR i
HIDDEN BEAUTY !
X X X X x x x X X \ X X X !

Beneath that soiled, discolored, faded
or aged complexion is one fair to look
upon. Mcreo,ized wax will gradually
gently absorb the devitalized surface
skin, revealing the youthful fresh,
white and beautiful skin underneath.
Used by refined women who prefer
complexions of true naturalness. Met-
eolized wax in one ounce package, with
directions for use, is sold by all drug
gists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-19
THIS WILL REMOVE
HAIR OR FUZZY GROWTH
d = 4 4 Y 4 \ 4 4 4 y y y

4 4 ! 4 \ = Z \ + = + = \ = \
(Toilet Tips)
A safe, certain method for riding the
skin of ugly, hairy growths is as fol
lows; Mix paste with some powdered
delatone and water, apply to hairy sur
iace about . minutes, then rub off
wash the skin and the nairs are gone
This is entirely harmless and seldom
requires repeating, but to avoid disap'
pointment il is advisable to see that
you get genuine dclatonc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-19
Herman Hand, aged IT, and wilsu,

sullivan, aged 10, are in the county
Jail. Hand is charged with stealing a
purse containing money and hop tick
cts, and sullivan is accused with steal.
ing a quantity Of fishing tackle. Both
thefts are alleged 10 have occurred at
the Livesley hop yards.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-19

pany from which the city's paving
machine was purchased was ordered
paid. Also $500 due the library board
was ordered paid.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-19

II. L. Nebergall and Raymond Neo'
ergall of Albany are registered at the
Marion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-19

Miss Vivian Hargrove left this morn
ing for Corvallis to enter the Oregon
Agricultural College. Miss Hargroye
recently graduated from the Salem high
school, and was one of the most popu-
lar girls in her class.
Social life at the Dewdrop Inn, one
of the most exclusive girls clubs at
the Willamette university, bids fair to
occupy prominent place in college
society this winter. Last evening n
joyful homecoming was extended to
four girls who arrived on late train,
a dainty repast being served by the
resident members and Mrs. Ida ii. Gar
rett, who is acting as chaperone for
the girls. Among tne girls already at
the Inn are the Misses Ruth Spoor,
vcsta Mulligan, Mabel Garrett, Blanche
Baker, Aetna Emmel, Esther Emmel,
Esther Yeend, Mildred Garrett, Bea'
tricc Newport, Frieda Cantbell and Vel
ma Baker.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-01
Der alan,enSe Grfola Oes llutcricebOOts r~2entidlanO".

@ons 0eui6Ion0 jubeItc, ais ON Vtthpob porl9er Wode Oe Orels
oennudridt BON ser anfunft os llncrieefifS g0eiti6lnno" in Der Use
ierminouno befonnt mur0e. Miaionen pnn 0eutihen, Die i'm Muslonoe
quentboIt nebmen, Oe 0eutbomerifancr, Die 6renoe Derti6lonos, ia
ale reht6enfenoen Meniben iimmten III ienen Subel EN-. So9dr ole
9einoe 0elttlon0s mer0cn fb I'M Sttlcn uer 0e 9hldllHe HldtoDrt
Ser .Oeuthlano qeneut bobcn. @ubrih, elm Wh1terf1td mooerner
Sdiffobrtl
Ger 6effGoene, uber geniale SoptGn, saul &ontg, boHe oas tbm
onpertrolue Sdiffein 1npeiebrt ip0cn bein1atltben @atcn gctlbrt. Wte
mro CT dh qefreut boben, DdB er leinen Sotcrlanoe einen oerortlg beoel=
ten0en 0ienft bette Iencn 0lrfen! Sbm Ingt ntbts an Der Gbre, penn
ooau lit er All bideioen; bod Der ccoonfe England gepilermaBen sur
see beTeat All baben, erfilt i'm NIT @enugtrung unD 9anf. &apitdn
&6nias Meihritif lit nte6r Apert, ais elm Seg 81 SanOe. Gr Dt eng
Inn0 benpien, 0aB Der 0eutidbe Genius pernoge leiner gclhgen &rntt lm0
StGrfe fh od1 Die ul1nddtiqe 8eberriherin Der Were lntertonig mufcn
fam. Welt Elm 5dloo fr @nglono! england, ods Detldlono elm
snGnqen molfe, nuB iebt Die Sdma6 eueben, ooB Die oeut1den llnter1ee-
boote ol feline Grdume 5unifte modtcn. @elb EN- Ste0 fr Self1Olano'
neldl' ete gieoerluge 1no Sdan0e fir england!
&mher @ilbelm bot ben genialen Scnter Der o0eutlhlano~ 81 l9 be-
5dbiOen, Inn ibm Ieinen uno Den 0onf Der 9an5en 0entten Not1on aus
8r0rfen. 9e 8ru5t 0s grDBen &upitons miro oen1nadt EN- egren5et-
dcn idmlden, 0ds aepiB moblber0ient III. Mub Die bropen Segleher 0es
aopitdns meroen ibren 2obn empfon9en. Sbren 9anen miro Elm Ditto
riftes Oenfmol qeIeBt meroen. 8oblbuben0e grener nbergdben BUM
9eihen ser 0onf6urfeit 1mo os Stol5e8 Der 8emannltng Der uDeut1b=
IonO" Elm @ebenf BON 100000 Wforf. Wit Wtuff lnn 8elang muroen one
bropen Seloen I'M &afen 81 Bremen empfongen. Snu1enoe BON Sdul=
finoern batten ful eingefunoen, nm aud Dem Eant tDres telneh '1renen
&er3ens Musorud 3u peueiben.
@ie es beBt, 1ol man fb III blefgen He9erlngsfretlen noer ne
o[ifIife Nnhunft Der .0elt6lono" aud gefreut baben. Brdltoent Wl=
inn fnQ sic Sreu0ennud1ruht nit fhtliber SeTteoigrng ennptangen boz
ben. Gs uaq fen, Dab i1 ser Con Der biei9en &egier1tng Deut1blano
oedeniiber GnOern muO &apuon &onig bat Dem 0eut1ben Solte BON DER
3unorfommenbeit ser Mmerifoner er5Gblt, uno beonoers oas neltrale
8proehen Der btefigen 9egierrng berDorgeboben. 3petfelos miro mon
sen 8eridt os &opitdns bier nit @enugtnng geIelen boben. Aub IN
0eut1hlano mog Die @efnnung &mertfa gegenuber umlhlagen. Sooalo
mn Elm regu1rer l1nteriebanoel NIT Nmerna bergeiteut IT. meroen DIE
99eaph1naen apiidben ben beioen 2dnoern anb better Weroen.-@n Drelta=
deS sob Spm 4apit0n Sonia rno 1enen Qentn. -v@oIfram"
Washington Journal., 1916-09-01
@reneltaten bes 9rieses.

Gin &rieq ber1rIaft acknowledgements Sermlnungen 1no 3erto=
runqen. 0orfer beridpuinoen bonn Grobooen, StaOte meroen in Srum-
mer qeleqt, oos nit Der berrGddten Saot befeae 6M0 miro ungemIbH.
&rngsfelo idreiten.
9e neHten anerfaner boben 10 oft 1no 10 pel bon Der 3er1tornng
8eIqiens uo ben bort peribten @reueltaten gebort uno geleien nno Die
SfuIo miro on 3eutiden 5ugeIhrieben. ghn fno Die 8eridpe BON ben
Greueltaten in @elgien gum groBten Cell erlogen oer 5nm meni9len
iibertrieben. @ir in Mmerma noate man. nit loten Wtarden W1tle1o
ernefen. ShleBiA lit ia 0elgien IeIbit Sdnl0 an ieinent traurtgen
Shidiol. Nmerifaner 1ammeln @elOmittI lmo &leionngsltlde tur Die
armen belgiffen Nfiher 1o &inOer, Oergeien ober babel oB es IN gu-
robo etnen 9ononridb qibt, in Dem es bel lDeiten1 16lir1n1er rn0 trarrlger
uusfebt, ais in 9egnn. SfpreuBen, Die fletne 8rooin6, Ole 5u Mnfong
0es &rieges BON ruIfhben &%GuberborDen ubertolen mlr0e, bot nod oeren
Gilfauq Gin truuriges uno eenoes 9i0! gaf einenl germte oes &or-
reiponoenten Ser &odenidrnt oSatberlano", Os 9errn Souls Stered,
100000 Seelen 5GIt. ltngefGbr 1000 muroen in rui1ife 8efangen-
1doft, 5 f. nod, Sibirien qeihidt. Die RuMen pergingen 1b OIL 1866
9rauen. Der in OipreuBen a~ngeridtee 5doOen in ben Sabren 1914
uo 1915 beLGuft ib nf rngefabr 1,500O00OOO Wtarf. 30 Stoote rmo
900 O0rfer uno Sitter nlr0en Doulg p0er gum S1l 5errort- lO,IOO
N~Sobnb1uir oer 0fentihe @e6Gtoe, ln0 $4,000 Stale ODER gauernbdu
Ter muroen pernihtet. $4,000 @ebGuDe erliten lfnperen Shaoen. Stes
lit 0as @erf, 0us Die yibliierten" sreunoe Der Mliierhn poubrodt boz
ben. @os mur0en unfere mungeIbat unhrrdteten arnerttanl1dben Jreun=
0e All onier Statrif iagen2 8nr1nt 0ruden unPre anerrfant1ben Sci
tungen ioIhe 8erihte nibt a? Die Nntipprt llgt flor out Der 9ano;
Die @eroffentlfung bieier Satiahen f6nnte ia Der Sadie Der Auiterten
5booen! Mber man nimmt aae 2lgen af, Die Die Iuiierten Den Oelt
ihn on0idten. Cine Sfmat lmo Sdanoe! @ie fonnen 1oI9e gldtter
oas 8ort neutral" audi mr orufen! Ifon bebient fd bier oaer erlaub=
ter uo unerlm1bter @Ritel, Inn ser oeuthen Sabe 5n ibooen. 8egien
mr6 Itts ais gfnbiab angelegt menn Die 8latter BON @reudtaten lprehen
lleber ous ban0oIii6e uno barbariife Seuiesmerf Der Htn1en IN Slprer-
zen fdmeiaen fe n6 tot. OW) Die @elhnd)e lpridt louter ais ltn1ere I'M
neutralen unamertonii9en 8ldtter unO 3etihriften. 8orte fonnen niht
msbriden, mas in StpreuBen our 3Gt Der notwithstanding nprglng.
6pfentli6 merben 1nere idleft unttrrihteten amertfaner oerent oe
nadte &abrbet fennen lernen. 1nWolfrom
Washington Journal., 1916-09-01

tel, 1 IhtDeren 8interboie; 1 Baar
i6neren Observation-Disclosures, 1 man
lduriIben Miite NIT SHubfIappen
fir Sbren unO ytoden.
Die on0ere Nhlsltattung beItebt aus
/ 8oor fr1ftigen YelsItiefeln, 1 dbl
neiiiden idperen iuattierten 0ede,
Go SUB; 1 moaenem unterbemo;
1 moacnen l~tnterboie; ie 1 Hoar mol
lene Striimpfe unO Soden, 6 Ia
i6entiidcrn.
Dieie AltsItdttlngen mer0en bon
elmer &ei6e bon 5rauen-Silfsberei-
nen in alien groberen StGoten Dit
9liiens bergelteat. 9a mebrere bum
oerttouienoe FOLDER fir ben fommetl-
BEN gSinter in 5roge fonlmen fonn-
te cine iiberolls Dorteilbofte Nnferti-
gung erpirft meroen, iuOaR cine ie-
DC %OollitGnOige Iasriiitnmg einidl.
Srauspurtfuiten na6 ben it6iriiden
Sn9crn mir 5 Collars fOitet.
9ie u&rieesgefangenen 6iiriorge"
iiberuinmt Die 8ermittlung oerarti-
ger Nusitattungen an bic &riegsge=
fongenen in Sibirien itlD empfiebI1
ocn Spenocrt, m0gli6it betoe Gin
beiten ben ein5elnen @efongenen 5u-
mellOen 81 ipolen.
Die y@ilfsaftion Gientiin" bot 0u.
geiogt, DOB ieoer Spenoer bon Dem
Gutpfanger Der geitifteten @internus-
itattnmg i'm iibiriiden Eager cine
GmpfunssbeitGtisnng crbGlt.
MuBeroem miro fir joe einoeIne
auSriiitung-oIio fir jeoe Spenoe
bon 5 Collar - cine fiinltIeriide
Gllittrng berobrei6t, Die auf 8uni6
gcgen Elm idones 9iplom eingetauidt
pcroen fam.
Spenoen fir oieie Nltsitottungert
icnOe mar nod o&riegseefangenen.
6iirior9e", "a Nortb Moore Str,
Seem 9orf.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-01
@e1ama : @creinc.
WoI6inotpn GGnacr6nnS, q

@al6imgtOn SGngerbmnS, Wr. 314
G-StroBe @.-8. gilbert 2epper, 8r6-
Ii0ent; 81. 8rouner, Sefret1r, 314 6
Ctr. N.=@. 81. @umpre1t Dirigent.
Singftltnoe jeoen Mittpo1 glbeno.
0ireftoren-Teri am 2. Montag /. SO.
G%Gnger61tnO 9amenbereim. @eri.
am 2. Mittmo1 /. so. abenos s l1br,
inn G1ngerbunO.
9trion 9amemperein. Srou 9:
&rlmfe, 8r6i. Serl. om 9. Mittpod
/. &C., oben0s s l1br, i'm SGngerbuno.
Germamia Mannerdur, 922 go.
Nnc. M.-@. 8rGi. Sobn Self; Sc
frctdr: Martin S6iaing, 1857 81. 9.
@be 9e.-8. 9irieent: emil S. gbri.
ltiani. &eri. ON L. 9onnerstag i.W.
Sinelttnoe ieben 9onnerstag aben0.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-01
Daricsssefansencn 6iiriOrsc"
"a North WtOOre Str @cm YOrf.
&e%riorgune Der ii6isii6en Sriegsge-
foneeneu nit gSinterfleioung.
%0aige Ausrititung fiir 5 Collars.

Qme 8eri6te ltimmen oorin ilber-
elm Dab Der OringenOite 3weig Der
&ilfelciltitng fir Die &riegsgefange-
men in Sibirien Die Geriorgung nit
onqemeiiener &%leioung fir oos fiird-
terlidc Iibiriihe 8interflima lit.
Die amerifonil6eSotidof i'll Beters-
burg bat in einem o~ffi8ieIen 8erihte
go. 1919 bonn 16. 0t1r5 1915 felt
gelteat, ooB IN ben 2agern Sren-
burgs spii6en 1900 bis $4,000
Gricgsgefang@le an ben SoIgen BON
un9enitgenoer @rnGbrung un0 ltnge-
~niigenOer SleiSmn9 n%mgefommen
IinO. S5n anoeren 8eridten mltr6e
5itgegebeiL poB ocn 2eitten Sbren,
gtuien ltn0 mloere @lie0moBen err
frorem iinS, ibSaf Sieic tcilmeiie ant
pntiert mer0en mitRtcn.
Son ser @rfenntniS h~1isge6enO,
ooB fitr Sen fontmenoen 8inter aus
giebige Silfe eel6affen merben mltB,
bat sic &riegsgefangenen -6iiriorge"
iiN nit Ser uSilfsaftion Sientitn"
Die BON Sen boditen OelltiAen Mutori-
t1tcn, ). 9. Dem oelttI6en &ei6sfon8-
lee, Berlin olS oblolllt 5ltperlGlIig
bc5ei6nct mltroe, in Se%rbinoung ge-
lest An0 nit oieier 2 Iusitatthnss-
ein6citeu fir bic &intcr6efleiOnna
ser Griegsgcfanoenem inSibirien uer-
cinbart.
Ole cine lit fir @efangeuc be.
itimntt, Oeren 2eibmdide nody tra9-
bar lit uno beltebt ats:
1 i6mcren gefiitterten &interman-
Washington Journal., 1916-09-01

&r Iteben iett Dor Der @r0fhnung os neuen Shnllobres. lnlere
Sobne uo S6dter neroen pieleht Die Sigh SAool" ooer audi oos
college" bfuben I'M cine bobere 9iloung anauitreben. 8ei Der Wabl
Der en8dnen lnterribtsgegenitdno ioaten lmiere oeutibameritaniiaen
GHern beon0ers af Elm Smb Dringen, 6B unHre SObne nno Sobter nibt
unteraier, Oeutih mt5uRrnen. 0e Grobrng lebrt, bob i'll bielen SOL
len ainoer bon iriden uo f%ran5ofihen ehern Die Oeutide !sprahe lt
oieren, mGbren0 Sdmer nit oeutffen 9tamen Dies rnterla1len.
Gies 1T in Der St cine beihdmenoe Stutiilf. Dit bHoen f9 &inoer bon
northumberland Elm, Dob lie 0eutid perfe6en, neil Die elern oertb
ipreden; bod menn Tie Die &enntnB Der Sprohe an ben Wtonn brtngen
ioQen, baben tie oft feline Mbnung 0abon.
l1niere 6eutihen @lern miHen bon ibren ainoern oerlonseI SaB
lie Die Sprodc ibrer Sorbdter erlernen, mo 5por m torretter 6orm.
Deutfd, permHdt nit eneliiden groden, lit fr Dos DIR zines mobren
Deutiden elm unnlaoonher @eiane, Der nit Der 3it Die yerpen ongreit,
IN 1nfereu .Siah Shools4 unb Colleges miro Dem S6ller @eegenbeit
Teboten, elm forreHes 0eutid 5u lernen. Die &enntnis Der oeutiben
5prode lit fir Die @merfaner oft bon groBhr 8ifhghit. S6on aus
5roftiIhen @rinoen ioGten 1niere &noer it'd Die Sprade aneignen. Der
eNhaftsmonn muB f5 gr oft Der 6eutihen Sprade beMenen mcna
Washington Journal., 1916-09-01
9emtidcr GentrnI-@erbanO I'M 9i-
ifrift Gplnmbin.

NeutIder Gentrnl=&erbanO I'M Si-
itrift GDlnmbin.
@r6ii0ent: Martin @iegano;
j. @i5e -@rGi. @. <fOdi6el;
2. @i8e-ErGi.: 6. A~utelung;
9. 8i3e-@rGi.: Sobn Alt;
A. @i3e-&rdi. IS. 8eauberD;
s. @i5e-8rai.. &arl 6. Braun;
SefretGr: @llItab Bender;
G6abmeiter. Carl Sammel.
SabnentrGger: Soc @onOrof.
GcrIammlltng an 4. 9ierstag /. Sc.
I'M u@oibington Sdngerbnno, 314
s ctr. @.-@.
,9amen=%erein Ses SentiGamcri-
faniIden 1914=t15 Silfs=&umittees".
Geri. om 1. r1lo 8. Sreitag /. Sc, I'M
SG~ngerbu1lO, 3t4 6 6traBe 3.=@.
5reltn0e lino ber8li6it eingeloOen.
&~rGlioertin. Srau 90. 2in5ba9; Sc
fretGri1t. Srou Dora 8oettder, 1880
y StruBe SD.
9cmtidcr @aiien6anspcrein. Gra-
Ii0ent Otortin @iegorb; Sefretdr:
@m. s. MeDers, 1919 Srbing Str.
S6aBlneiiter. Gbas. 8. &ogier, Gil
Cot Capitol Ctr. 9ireftorenOeri, ON
2. Spnntag i'm @aiienbaus.
Sranen Silfsbercin. Srau Nugu=
time &uppertus, YrdI. Seri. am 2.
OonnerStag /. SC, 3 llbr na9m. I'M
ser 9nltolt.
Tranen N~G6berein. Sralt &atb.
2offlcr, Nrdiioentin. Serlammelt iid)
monatli6 gcmdB gtotiS.
@crnania Glab. 9eri. Mittipo1s
uno Sreifogs 4benbs in She 2oiefam,
1928 s Str. gS.-@. Sefretar 6.
&letidL SIG 8=Str. SIS.
9entIder &riescrbnub. @eri. am
A. Montag i. sc. in 922 ga. qlbe. Sc
%. 6elopebel; ga6ert 2inobeimer,
care 2~onsburgb 8roS@ APO Z. Str,
N.=@,
Snfel SrGiis &ergniigmngsDerein.
Gcrl. am 2. Oienstag i. sc. I'M Cant
berblno. Geo Mair, Sefrctdr, 1881
lite Str. R.-@.
Snfel SrGiis Samenberein. Srau
9. @abL, &rGiioentin. &eri. iid am
/. Mittmod /. sc. int Snule zines
Wiitglieoes.
Sroipeet Sill Cemetery, @m.
Stiebling, &rdlioent; @m. WartiM
Sefretdr; Gbas. 8ridmeooe, S6ab-
meiIter. Geri. um 1. Sreitag /. sc.
III 1922 9te ctr. N.-8.