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Evening star., 1916-06-25
Rockville, Md.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
| ROCKVILLE, Md. June IA porch
party at the Montgomery Country
Club Tuesday evening was among the
most enjoyable of recent social func-
, tions in Rockville. 1t was in charge Of
the entertainment committee of the
club, of which Mrs. J. Somervell Daw-
son is chairman for June and was at
tended by large number of the mem
bers OF the club and others. The porch
and living room were decorated with
, red roses and represented "A flower gar
den. Progressive conversation. a
musical participated in by Misses
Eliza Choate. Rose Dawson. Helen
Gassaway and Alice Cashcll and Mrs
Harr- Dawson. and dancing We're
among the diversions of the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Hoover of
Toledo, ohio. were recent guests of
the Misses Matlack here.
Miss Eliza Farquhar. who spent sew
eral weeks at Atlantic City. returned
few days ago to her home at plney.
Mrs. James T. Stabler of Baltimore
was recent visitor at the home of rel
atives at Sandy Spring.
Announcement has been made that
the marriage of Miss Ellen Thomas.
daughter of Dr. Francis Thomas OF
! f-dnor this county. and Frederick
Haller Will take place in the near flu
ture.
Miss Mamie spates of Winchester
Va. is a visitor at the home of her
aunt. Mrs John II. Eoeiey. near Rock
willie.
Mrs. Cooke y. Luckett left few DAYS
ago to spend the summer in the north
Miss Ella Thomas of Roanoke. Va. is
spending some time with relatives in
Rockville
The Rockville Inquiry Club met Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. George T..
Lewis. An interesting feature of the
program was discussion on Kitchen
Gardens.
Mrs. Wilson s Ward entertained the
Euchre Club at its weekly meeting
Tuesday. Prizes We're won by Mrs Ed
ward :. Dawson and Miss Elsie Eng
land.
AS is her annual custom, Mrs. William
H. Holmes of Washington entertained
the members of the Rockville Inquiry
and Woman's clubs at picnic on
the lawn adjoining her country home
near Rock Vile Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Edith Prettyman of Washington
is visitor at the home OF her grand
mother. Mrs. E. b. Prettyman, hers.
Miss Louise Larcombe. who is study
ing art in Brooklyn. \. Y. is at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard S. Larcombe. here for the summer.
Rev. Forrest J. Prettyman and fami-
ly of Washington have taken a house
here for the summer
Basil Mobley. who has been attend
ing the University of Wisconsin, has
returned to the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mobley. at Der
wood for the summer.
y number of the young ladies of
GaithersburG will leave tomorrow to
spend a week or ten DAYS at Penny
fields lock. the upper Potomac,
where they have fitted UP a bungalow.
lin the party will be Misses Bertus
Barr Carrie Browning. Anna Mary Nc
Cullough Ethel and Marguerite Waters
and Laura Ward. Mrs. Maude A.
Waters will be the chaperon.
Miss Letha Edmonds is spending some
time visiting friends in Washington
Miss Helen Brunett left during the
week 10 spend two weeks in New York
and Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph F.. Jones and lit
tie son of Washington are spending
the summer in Rockville.
Evening star., 1916-06-25
Martinsburg, W. Va.
rrespondence Of The star.

Special Correspondence Of The star.
MARTINSBURG. ". Va. June "a
Mrs G F. Riley. who visited Mrs O. A
Holt. has gone to Romney w IA. en-
route to her home in Augusta, Ga
Miss Ethel Gosnell Of the City Hospital
is spending her vacation in eastern Mary
land
Miss Juliet Lyeth was hostess at a
dance, al the home OF Mr. and Mrs l..
De witt Gerhardr.
Dr and Mrs d. e Planaet,e. Detroit,
Nr and Mrs. August Zimmerman and
Mrs " Houseworth were visitors TO
Washington
Mrs. Harry Hun and children. Roanoke.
Va. were visiting here while en- route 20
fhilippi. " Va
Mrs n r. Brit,on. who visited Mrs r.
T Jones. has returned TO Berryvilie. Va.
Nr and Mrs Cecil Grabill and child
Fred Thwaite. Winchester. motored here
and were guests of Mrs. c. l.. Carton.
Mrs. Albert Shahan. Wheeling, who was
the guest Of Mrs. Guy Hetzel, has gone to
Cumberland.
Miss Sara Patterson has returned from
Cambridge. Md. where she spent three
| months. accompanied by Misses lie Rue
Cleary and La Rue Gum and Ray War
f1eld and Ralph Lowman. in the latter s
car
Miss Gloria Severance has gone TO
| Springfield Mass, to spend the summer
at her old home
Mrs J A. Rother and daughter. Luray.
Va. are visiting the formers brother,
i \. -. Darby.
JohE Henry kreps. Washington has
been visiting Ernest l.. O'Brien here.
Prof William Brown. German in
struct0r at Washington and Lee rnver-
sity. Lexington. Va. was the guest of
Prof James Carl Fisher here.
Mrs Roy Grove and Miss Monta Grove
are visiting in New York
Miss Mary Burr has returned to Wash
ington after visiting her home here.
Percy Jarboe. Washington. was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. w. Elliott.
Evening star., 1916-06-25
Spring Lake Beach, N. !.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
SPRING LAKE BEACH, y. j. June
24.-During the mobilization of the
troops Of the National Guard of New
Jersey at Seagirt, the adjoining resort,
social functions here will take on a
military aspect as was the case when
the soldiers assembled here for the
Spa American war. The cottage
and hotel colonies are much interested
in the preparations for warfare which
are being made by the officers of the
New Jersey militia and each day Wis
itors here motor to camp to watch army
maneuvers. Many entertainments are
being planned for the officers,
For six days whist players from all
over the country are here for the an
nual tournament of the American Whist
Conference. Yesterday and today We're
given over to duplicate auction matches.
The officers Of the League are H. &.
Wallace, president, of Scranton; J. c.
Beardslee. vice president. of CleVela nd (:
c. p. Cadley. secretary, of Brooklyn.
and +. q. Comstock. treasurer. of Mil
waukee
Invitations are out for the reception
and dance which will be given next Sat
urday in honor of Gov. and Mrs. James
F. Fielder 1t will be attended by the
leading society members of the north
Jersey coast.
The Spring Lake Golf and Country
Club is attracting scores of golfers
every day. The links are in perfect
condition for play. \ motor party con-
sisting of golfers over the week -end
consisted of John kimball Beeber. j.
Ira Erpensade. Edward Gravatt Brin-
ton. William p. Morrison and William
Hotton Green. Another motor party
that came for the opening was enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. kunkel of
Philadelphia.
During the coming week the board Of
governors will announce the athletic
Evening star., 1916-06-25
Cushing Island, Me.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
CUSHINGS ISLAND. Me. June "a
Summer activity at this resort is now
making material progress. and every
indication points to record -breakin g
season. No more delightful vacation
spot than Casco bay could be found.
with it's numerous islands dotting the
coast of Maine, while Cushings Island
is the gem of them all. and is only
two and a half miles by boat from
the city of Portland.
Cushings Island affords a delightful
combination of seashore and country
possessing a magnificent view of the
neighboring islands and Portland har-
Dor. with the entire. White mountain
range in the distance Among the
numerous attractions are golf, deep sea
fishing. bathing. boaf fns and sailing.
Evening star., 1916-06-25

and social program of the Beach and
Tennis Club. The club is now open
and is the scene of much gayety during
the morning and evening hours.
Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs.
McAdoo arrived at their cottage early
in the week. where they Will spend the
summer.
Mrs Frank O. Briggs. wife of the
late Senator Briggs of New Jersey. ls
entertaining her son and dauchter-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank @. Briggs OF
Newark.
Evening star., 1916-06-25
Motored to Philadelphia.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Foraker. accom-
panied by Mrs. Foraker's sister, Miss
Pauline Stone, motored to Philadel-
phia yesterday to spend several days
with Mr. Foraker's hrother-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. King Wainwright.
of Pen Mar Pa
Evening star., 1916-06-25
Leaving Early in July.

city early in July for few weeks in
Atlantic city. afterwarf going to
Eantf and Lake Louise. in the Canadian
Pacific rockies. for the remainder of
the summer.
Evening star., 1916-06-25

The French are making one-piece
froch- with side pockets slung on the
hips with cordelercs of silk
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-22
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice Of Mother no Doub. Pre-
vents Daughters Uaiimely End.

Ready. NY r." Nas no, all, a. a.
snfHlns i'I ugsdy sN mouins wal.s
NN'. iH't Ial.ocr oi ihfs phase. and
ass uoNn 30 peJ 500 thgcc monss.
7 caHnoi icl you hoN / suffered with
u} ttlt, lnd With Nervousness a1d
Nomang Troubles.
NsE hmY dol,of icN my husband n.
s'A'1 ~ ao me 3ny cood. ans hc hlG
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n1' ht 4fi uli hc'N me-
az 1s, mt Watet advised ric 10 tlks
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td io 90 uc anN Eocd NH
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y e2 W 90 49, WORK and mY onn
Washing
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q You sgi.cr irom scy Of TIE ailments
sti.stf % Woncu. get 4 bottle % Caram
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-22

NAHiilNHYoN April Qalle
wac ineffective iaihA ava Sow Yut
won s1no thRt waH wlird ln thr
seventh nums peeaaap 90 teiu
ArpFs o. ~ b.
NtN luih lN
WRnniuHlun 3
iAttvsien Calawvi and Alexander
Oaln numouut and lrnr
ml irrn owens nud touuriiN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-22

tNfFSR' no April ~ Harmon was
lnNlneil'le toslsN Rnd lhe lecals won
ffom ST ioulR
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07
Iatipilteu6aR.

Tm &ongreB brooelt Is gang gepnlig. Dort iiBen MANNER, Die lb
rem Safe gegen allies, mas ~ausldnoid, umo gan8 beionoers gegen aaes
oos, mas cut d it, frenn 2aaf lanen. Cine S6anoe lonoergleidenl
N@r iio ode GonqreBmdrner, Die fd Gatipiten o0er eingeborepr NINE
rifaner nenncn? Suno fr nmt Die Ibfomnltnge bon eunpaiifen @or
fabren2 Sino lie n6t od SproBIinge BON N~nsldnoern2
Sos Ginpanoerungsgeiet, nit ali leinen Nebenbettnnnngen. iol
elmer Nenoerung unter5ogen mer0en. Gem Gmigranten meroen fortan
BON 0a3u ouserleienen inpanoerungscraminaoren 6rogen porgcle9t
peroen; fam r ie beuntpprten, buma mag CT bic geie9nehn @ctdoc oes
u5reihcitslanoes" betreten; fann CT IS nidt 10 mB er o1f Dem radncn
~abfabrenoen 9ampfer umtcbren. 0ee GoridtsmoBregeln fo, bonn
gemiflen Stonopunfe aus betradtet, 0urdalls lo6ensmert; aber fam i9
Ofie Negerung Oerartge Sdprnte gegen bic Ginponberer aetohen2 @1aa
beoenfe MIR, me pel es bier in Mnerifa nod 81 tim gie6t, oocr uielnebr.
lme menie bier crit geton it'll 2dnocrhle, Die 5ebut ia 5por5igmol io grB
lme 9eutidlan0 nno, lieaen brad) ournieOer.
Niebiel thuenbe ia Niilionen 3entner BON aprn uo &ortofen
fonnten af oGen jest ooe oaGegenoen 2on0nrihen lpadien> nern nnr
Die nchpenoigen ardne 5ur Gerfigung itanoen. Die &ulhpierung orier
e5egen0en puroe misunderstanding pon groBer 8eocutung fdn. lA0
ieBt lit mon I'M aon9reb oaran, bHc 4rbctsfrofte fern3uboten2 IS
lfent fat, ais menn Die @crren imSoptol garnidt ermagen, mas tie tn
oeuib giebt es in Hubluno mno anoeren fioeuropdhhen Staaten NQite
rotten; aber man forihe nun nod, me bod ib Der Gro6enhab oner os
2eiens uno Sdrebens llnfunoigen bier i'll Mmcrifo b4Gft, Die Gin
.nanoerer nibt e%ngeihloien.
Ger Grlongung BON 8iracrpapl rn iplen audi SdnperiQtetca III Den
@eg geegt mer0en. Die uidagenOcn 9cpeie" BON GcrIebungen gegen
bic Neutraitdt in oepm ariege bon Soften naturoferrr onerfoni
ider 8nrger iolen @runo iHr oEe N9oBnobnle en. Soften mir, ooB
Id Die Serren i'm aongeB elnes bcieren befWnen. u8olrar~.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07
slmcrifomiide Srci6cit!

lPon iii 0aran, Sen @ebroudJ BON trennen Sprddbcn III 0en Scfel
niQten Staoten nd M6qldfet Un %beitrdufen imo Die 3citm9en, bic m
n~islan0iiden Sprohen geOrpdt pcroen, gu rttcroruden. &abrl1e1nldl
miro en Gerfub genutt mcrOent Ser 9c0rocrrng iobcr 3ettngen olrdl
sic 9oIt Sdapicrgfeten in sen @&g 5u legen. Die 9erren &ongreB
d6qeoroneten, sic beionoerS gc9en Die h%cutfhcn 3eittn0en 1hdrf pQr
gebcn moacn, Dirfen jeoot fr lire nuiuiliiden SAtrcbrn9en lpef19
Grdg enporcn; Oenn iebr itpuerpiegenOc @runoc iprcben oo6sgcn 9Wf
qcqen sic in 0euhher 5prafe pcr0ftentibten 3eitungen oor6n9eben, 1T
uum1oIihl IS oiebt in Sen &ercinigten Stootcn ouBer DertldNn lh
3eitut1en, sic in neumrno 5pan3ig mnercn frcnoen Sprader gelhrleOaa
lno ororrdt meroen. Sic oac untcr ben gann 81 ltelen, gebt nhf OIL
neil man eS 0oourf nit oem gon5en engeponoerten Glemert nerDerbau
mlroe, 1no tderlih miro man Is itl in &aibington 5mcinal nbcrle9en
che sic Serren pom SongreB SIT elmer 0erartgen unpolitiben SonohlngS
mcile lid Derreben. Cine 9Pobrc0elung Der oeut1Hen 3ertAngen aucah
obnc g(eid5enige 8eihrGnfune Der anocren fremoiprodi0n glatter, mare
eine Discrimination, Die nenn bod gu gemagt eri6eint.
Nennt man cine oerarhge rnanrrifaniide tmo nngeredue 9nn0un9s
meife osSrei6et"2 SOIL ieoer @inDan0erer cpo oo5u 9c6mnn9en|
mcroa, bic engiihe Sprode in 8 g. 5pei Sobren 81 erlernen? gtan
fdife MIR eineu oeier gfotpiten ms guSlun0, mpielbt leine, nonlih bic
cnqIiihr Sprade ndt geproden miro; pc miroc tbnt Dprt gu
Ntutc len, menn ploBlib Elm geanter Der &egterumq Dor i'm trate, lo
i'm i'm Nomen oes @eicbes befGDIe, fb Der 5profe iencs 2onDes 3n be
Dunen, 0e er nielcdu gur nht fennt. MlrDe er 0as ntdt SDrannel
nenuen? @cnou oosiebe mill man bier cinfibren Wit Der llntcrOrud
INA frcmoIpradiger 3etungen mil man gletd5ctig Das Iusrotten 1eper
Spradc, Die nidt c II ih III, be5neden. Der lube" In Der eng
liidcn Sprahe iol an oos DIR enes jeoen Entertainers flngen. a&ennt
man elm iol5es 9orgeben r6reibcit"2 &enn Dem 10 it, Oann bcoorf bic
Definition os gegrfies u5rebeit" cines &pnmcntors Der y6reibeit" nit
ouna 1T es iraurg betcGt Inn Die amerfunibe 6reibeit -o@olram"
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

60 iiuat Scr Dibter, Der Den Scrlllli
ocs gelicbten &oters oOer Der &c
liebtcn Nflttter 10 rcdt fiiblte. Solt
dcr llnqliidli6cn, bic &nter poor
Nlitttcr p%erloren bobeli, Abir9t cas-
Geutihc @diienbous reht Dielc. Weit.
leioigc unO m%ilobcr5ige aberdeen bo.
ben nod &rdftcn 5llr Grriftung cines
@oiienbauies fit &inOcr oeutI6cr
@Itern in gSnibington bcigetrager
lnN belttc erbebt iid ouf Dent @llgcl
Der gllton @offnnng Gin itdttlides
@cbGitOc. oaS arnlcrL elternlofell
ainoeru llntcrfunft imo GbOad &C
mdbrt. 9ie &erpaltltng Der AnItali
bictct ollc8 aitf, Inn bier Den orncrl
Saiienfinocrr Den 9(tfentbalt 10 an
gcnebnt mic mo9litb 5lt MAIDEN. 9crr
unO Srolt &reil pcrieben Satcr un0
Mlttterjtcac fir Die armen &aiien.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

Gin @efpeis, BOB oieleS @cin ben
&inocrn ales oas bietet, mos Oas
glternbm4s gepdbren miir0e lit bic
bcrrlide @cibrobtsfeicr, Die BORT on
gonntaq, 0elt 2. Saiutdr, ltnftfa10.
Infer Dem trefflihen @eibnddfsfo=
mittee, 0as iuir meiter nnten folgcll
loIien, NOR oaeS altf8 9eIte porherel-
tet moroen. Sic 5eierlihfeit nobnl
Inn Dalb Drei Ibr ibren N1lfang ltllo
muroe nit einem MarId, Den Meta
Ibrun ipielte, eingeleitct. Sic 8cill
no6tsltimnltng mltroe crit red]t oltrt)
oo8 berrlihe % belize Nadlt", oos
sic @aiienfinoer iebr innig lrlo idoll
laraelf aeiocft, Yoitor Salies 81
gubrer bon Scr Griten &eiprht. Sir
hc lprod Johann Gin @ebet. Mls=
oonn crgriff SEER Wartin @icqano,
ser filriorgIihe &rdiioent Ser Nnitalt,
oos @ort. ST bteB Die @dlte uno
@1nncr Der Nnltolt millfommcn nno
oonftc ibnel fiir bic llnteritiibitng,
ole tic Dem @aiienbals 5ltfomnell
lieBen. Ser @iegono itellte Die Spr-
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07
Gbreupraifocnt Tr. 3mbof.
oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

abello~ oltf, III Der Tie lpirfliA bcrrIi-
Dies leilteten. Mcto 5bron unO Il-
bin Greil trugen oulln oas 0ilett
DGeltihlano" nor, oos beiOe rcd)t
id6l uno meiiterboft 8u @cb6r brad=
ten. Cine 9tn6iebnngsfraft biloete
oas leberloc 8ilo Ser 8eibna6ts=
baum nobel Die @aiienfmoer berr=
liGe 2ieoer iolgcl. 5oOonn erfoIg-
tc sic Nerteilling Der @eibnad)tsga-
6eil an Die @oiien.
Sin <dlcn fam SIR &erlooilns,
Den @crr Geo. GeBler geidenft bat
te. Ser @ri. s. Mepers mar Der
eliidlide Nelpimier; oo6 Icine 5rci=
gcbigfcit 6enoa @errn Meners, Den
Sudden nod einmol our 8erlooiltng
SIT ge6cn, ben Damn ihlieBlih Serr
emil Shaefer gefpann. Ser Grtroa
oieier Scrlooiung belief iif olsf
$24.60.
Gen 0amen Gereinen Scr 4nltolt
8ol(te Ser @iegano bod}ite Mnerfen-
ming rno 9onf fir oeren tatfrdftiae
Mitbilfe, Die tie Ben Qrmel1 8aiien-
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

fip0ern aufommen lolien, Gbenio
bat lid @err 9altor 8ubrer oen 9anf
Der Nnitalt peroient fir feline Inter
ridtsltunoen IN Ser Heliaion. bic CT
bort erteilt. Sen Aer8ten Der Nnltalt
iei Die h0dlite An~erfennltng allSgeipro=
hen fit bic ~liebebnle, ar5tlihe Sc
banoltng Der ainoer. @an5 beion-
Oercr 0onf aebiibrt DEM @erlpoItcr
Oes 8oiienbouies, Serrn Greil mo
@ieiaer Sroll, Die Den 8aiien @oter
lno Melttter limo lnb Sic gorae Mn-
lalt ollfs bette ieiten uro periebe1l.
Sim nafiten 5onntag lit Nofiis-
ING, Del Der Nbredpnaig gebolten
miro. Sci oieier 6elegenbeit loirn
Den oil Der Sibung 8etciligtcu Elm
9ltld1 lcrpicrt mer0cn.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

einen tieirn Ginorlid uno miro iider.
lid bic gcpiinIfte Mirfirng baden.
So0ann ipro6 Der 9ld)tb. Simon
@oIf uno naf ibm @brenprdiioeni
0err 81. Smbof, Der dIlgemein ais
a&apa Smbof" inter Sen &leinen be.
FAINT lit. Der Serr Gbrenprdiioeni
iibcrrei6te Dem iebigen @%rdiiOenter
cincn praftpollen @lltnnenltraub. GiC
8ailcnfin0er iongen oarouf Dos er-
bcbenOe &eibnohtsIieo: 80 oil fr0b.
ii6c". Das &eibnadtsipiel n@obetl
fiir ben &6nig" wuroe BON Ben 3og-
lingen Der Anltolt Iebr ldjou aufge-
fiibrt. Die &leiititen troten in elmer
Dumoriltiihen 58enc v8eibnohts-
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

Komittee fuer Programm und Presse:
VIM. F. Meyers, Vorsitzer
Fred. Imhof Simon Wolf
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

Nudipbeno folgen sic aotnittecs Der s9eibnudtsfeier.
Komittee fuer Geschenke:
E. G. Schafer, Vorsitzer
Carl c. F. Graft, Adolph GUIDE, John Kolb,
Chas. jacobson, Chas. w. Botsch.
Komittee fuer Proviant und Getraenke:
Fir. Imhof, Vorsitzer
VIM. Fl. Heider, John g. Weinberg, John +. Schneider,
Geo. J.. Bessler, Andrew Loefael, Phil. Dittes.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

Komittee fuer Kueche und Keller:
Frau Katharine De Gain, vorsitzerin
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07
Abrechnungs-K omittee

Chas. g. Rogier, V~orsitzer
Dir. Baier, Emil G. Schafer, Martin Wiegand.
VIM. Il. Meyers.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

= N slaMvS5 d ns anaAnaon gnn nh ed4an1hn ann mir 1w a. .ue0Mgn sane" " nMmn
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

Komittee fuer den Ausschank:
Philip Dittes, Vorsitzer
Karl Egolf, John Kraft, Karl Hammel.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07
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@tibuadten int @aiitu9ans

u9Senn Oil nod cine Muttcr boit,
Gu Oonfc Soft, uuD lei 8ufrieoen;
gtidt allen aiif Dem Grocnruro,
Sit Oicies bn1e @liid beidicOcni"
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

&C uuo geiiteuerlng fir ein @oiIen-
bolts ais 9flidt uno Sdnloiafeit
bin; ubenn@, iagte er, rnad6em mir
einigermaBen fir uniere eigene SO
Mile geiorgt boben, miillen mir aid
fir iolhe ainoer 5prge trn9en, orc
@oter, Mltter uno ibr @eim perlo=
ren boben. Wiit uniercr Mitbilfc
merocn oicic @oiien in Grbnunq nno
2iebc cr5ogcll ltno braudbarc @lieoer
ser menidIihen @eiellidaft~ SIN
l~peiterer riehtetc Der Heoner all alle
@Gltc ole Nitte, meiter m~it5u6elfen
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

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There has been an institution in
the United States in which Jews
have been permitted to pursue medi-
cal researches without hindrance,
and the result has been that several
have attained international rcputa-
tons as scientists, physicians and
sanitarians. | refer to the United
States Public Health Service. With
in the past fifteen years one of the
workers in that laboratory (Milton
Ronenau) has been called to the
faculty of the Harvard Medical
School, and several others Gold
berger, Schreschewsky, etc., are do
ing some of the best scientific work
for the American government. In
the army and navy, where Jewish
surgeons have not the same oppor-
tunities as in the Public Health
Service, there are hardly any Jew
ish surgeons who have attained in
ternational reputation. 1t may be
stated incidentally that the medical
departments of the United States
army and navy have not distin
guished themselves by scientific re-
searches to the same extent as the
Public Health Service, as far as |
could ascertain from medical litera-
ture am not inclined to attribute
it to the fact that the army and
navy surgeons pay more attention
to the social aspects of these posi-
tons than to the promotion of medi
cal science, because such a propo-
sition could obviously not be proved.
Within recent years, some Jew
ish hospitals in this city, notably the
Mount Sinai, have erected labora-
tories for the scientific study of
medicine, and placed at the head of
these men with ability and without
prejudice The excellent work done
in these laboratories clearly demon
strates that heretofore the Jews in
this city have not produced consid
cradle scientific work simply because
they were not given opportunities
and facilities in hospitals and lab
Oratorles
The recent discovery of the typhus
bacillus by Jewish young man at
the Mount Sinai Hospital, under
the guidance of DIR. Emanuel Lib
man, is something of which the
Jewish community may be proud.
Moreover, it may be stated that only
in a Jewish hospital and with en-
enlargement of the kind given by
Dr. Libman could young Jewish
physician in this city do such work.
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