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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-11

Mexican rents. Lee Newman. ph- 4so4.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-11
HearinE of OIeo Decree.
Atotrneys q q. ~ ". TnllnE,

Attorneys for Col. Frank W TillinEN
hast. Sam A Fenuer and Leonard l.
Barber conferred with judge Brown OF
the United States district court in the
ind gas private rooms The informal
hearing was in relation to the entering
OF DEGREES in the oleOmargarine cases
II Is expected that an appeal to the su-
fendants OF the decision that they
should be transferred to New York for
trial.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-11
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves

THE Old Standard Groves Iasteiess
chill Tonic is equally Naluatl e as
C.erc-a1 Tonic because IL contains the
veil known tonic properties OF QUI-
NINE and IRON. soc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-11

During the trial OF a case e, o. S SsI
$500 - PoundhflI." al Saugus, when
the C,liftondale crowd, armed ~,
bssebslI bats. tried TO fire me ~ -
bsfore'' bonfire Of the Saugus n ,:s,
Z ~ NJ Is,-Isr invited J. Frank vii
i Hs1ll also Of Lynn. attorney for the
defence, 10 step outside and get .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-11
IN THE SHELDON
We maintain an Office

IN THE SHELDON LObB0a
We maintain an Office in the Lobby
Of the Hotel Sheldon FOR this conven-
fence OF those who want to make ar
ranEements for Special Trips Use IL
CITY SERVICE CO.-Adv.
Makes EN- lay OF busti WHAT or
scratch feed. Southwestern Fuel and
Feed Co, 81 y. Ochoa ST. Phone 551.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-11

licking. The judge had to interpose-
Forrest Nelson Of CliftOndale was
found moi guilty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-11

Miss Dora Keen. daughter or DIT w
". Keen. the noted Philadelphia sur
geon, and herself mountain C - -
~ --orId renovvn. has been married TO
the man who made possible her famous
ascent Of Mount Blackburn, the 5000
foot Alaska peak, four years ago
.-Dr. Keen. in a brief announcement 10
DAY. told OF his daughter niaIIlSse 70
1880 William Handy. the Mount
blackburn guide. at Mccarthy, Alaska
last saturday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-11
PLANA CONCERT
To AID MILITIA
Chorus of 1000 Men Will
Sing For Families Of Mill
tiamen Needing Aid.

avenue. was horrified 10 see her struck
in the head by a leather betting and
instantly killed. in a small mill at -o-S
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-11
Need Engineers.

Men are needed az once TOT Ll5 u
cheering CORPS Of the Pennsylvanis
division Of the national guard. now az
service on the Mexican border, accord
ing 70 reports received here 50 great
is the demand for the men and so Sc
rfous has the balance Of the troops been
disturbed BY the lack OF this necessary
class that call has been sent out Tor
recruits by Adjt- Cen Thomas J.
Stewart
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-02-09
How Canada was Named

Even a child will talk correctly
about the Commonwealth" of
Australia, or the Indian "Em.
pire, F" and no one would apply
either of those terms to Canada.
Canadians are accustomed to
take the expression of the DO
minion" of Canada for granted;
but the origin of that somewhat
unusual term is known to very
few.
When the great scheme of Sir
John Macdonald was finally re-
allied. and the nine provinces
grouped themselves together in
to one great confederation, a
serious difficulty was presented
by the choice of a suitable name.
For a time almost a deadlock
ensued.
At length one old member Of
Parliament rose from his seat
and told his colleagues that he
had read in his Bible that very
morning the words: ''His do
minion shall be from the one sea
to the other" Accordingly he
suggested that Canada should be
known as the Dominion, or Gods
land. Tee suggestion seized up.
on the hearts and imaginations
of those present, and it. was
promptly acted upon.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-02-09
Odd Customs in Russia.

To ninety nine girls out of a
hundred the most important du-
ty in life is choosing husband.
Methods of choice vary a good
deal. of course, chiefly perhaps
as between tow. and country
bred maidens.
To the town or suburban girl
a mans clothes count almost
for everything. The bride is to
the best dressed. The cut of a
coat or the color of a cravat
weighs more with Clara than
character.
Her country COUSIN, on the
other hand, knows better than
to pin her faith to a tailor's dunn
my. She is guided in her choice
occult signs. By agitating with
her hand the water in a bucket
she can see the image of her fu-
ture spouse. If she desires con-
firmation she has only to throw
broken eggs over a friends head
and the same image will appear.
The peasant girls of Russia ar
rive at a similar result by seat
ing themselves in front of a
small looking-glass in a semi
dark room, when a vision of
their future lord and master will
be certain to present itself.
Once a year an exceptional op-
portunity occurs. At IL O'Clock
Christmas eve every girl who
can contrive to steal out in order
to ask the first man she meets
his name. Whatever he gives is
that of the bridegroom to-be.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-02-09
Watering City Trees.

A very ingenious and practical
device for assuring the trees on
city sidewalks a sufficient supply
of water, no matter how dry the
season and how hard baked the
earth, has recently been put in
operation in Strasburg. 1t con
sists of a tube of iron or lead
bent into the form of a ring
large enough to encircIe the stem
of the tree. The earth is re.
moved so that this ring may be
placed just above the roots, and
is then filled in again, leaving
the end of a pipe connecting the
ring projecting above the sur
face of the ground. The top of
the ring is pierced with a large
number of small holes, and a tin
cover or shield prevents these
from becoming stopped up with
earth. By means of a funnel in
the protruding end of the pipe
any desired amount Of water
may be supplied to the roots
without waste or loss of time.
A further advantage is the ven
tilatiou thus secured of the earth
in the vicinity of the roots.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-02-09
Coughs and Colds are dangerous.

Few of US realize the danger of
Coughs and Colds. We consider them
common and harmless ailments. How
ever statistics tell US every third per-
son dies of lung ailments. Danger.
Gus Bronchial and Lung diseases fol.
low neglected cold. AS your body
struggles against cold germs, no bet.
ter aid can be had than DIR. Kings
New Discovery. It's merits has been
tested by old and young In use over
40 years. Get bottle to-day. Avoid
the risk of serious Lung ailments.
For sale by PAUL Drug Co. ADV.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-02-09

The complete evacuation of
the Gallikoli Peninsula by the
English and French troops has
taken place. According to Lon
don reports it was accomplished
with the loss of only one man,
while the Turks claim that the
Allies suffered huge losses with
nine guns and the sinking of a
transport.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-02-09

The Youngstown Ohio rioting
and destruction of property is
entirely under control of the
military authorities. There is
serious talk of deporting a num-
Der of foreigners who led to the
destruction of nearly a million
of property and were leaders in
the rioting among the striking
steel operative.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-02-09
War Upon Pain!

Pain is visitor to every home and
usually it comes quite Unexpectedly.
But you are prepared for every emer-
gency if you keep small bottle OF
Sloan's Liniment handy. 1t is the
greatest pain killer ever discovered.
Simply laid on the skin-no rubbing
required-it drives the pain away. 1t
is really wonderful.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-02-09

MerVin II. Soister, Berkeley, CAL,
writes: "Last Saturday, after tramp
ing around the Panama Exposition
with wet feet, came home with my
neck so stiff that 1 couldn't turn. 1
applied Sloan's Liniment freely and
went to bed. To my surprise, next
morning, the stiffness had almost dis
appeared. four hours after the second
application 1 was as good as new. F"
March, 1915. 25c. For sale by PAUL
Drug Co. ADV.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-02-09
AIGREAT SUBSCRIPTION OFFER.

We will send the Adair County
News.one year.
The Daily Evening Post, one year,
The Woman's World, one year,
Home Life, one year,
Home and Farm, one year,
Peoples Popular Monthly, one year,
A beautiful calendar for 1916 all for
1926. If you want reading matter
now the time to subscribe. If
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-02-09
Make F OOIs of The mselves

Not infrequently great inven-
tors do notBcomprehend the sig
nifcance of the thing they have
produced. An interesting anec.
dote of two famous men of sci
ence whose foresight did not
equal their inventive ability fol-
lows.
When Hertz first began to OBJ
tain satisfactory results from his
now famous researches into the
possibility of transmitting cleo
trio waves certain men of science
suggested that some day similar
vibrations might serve to trans.
NIT message through space.
Hertz laughed at the hypothe-
sis, and assured all corners that
his experiments were for labora-
tories only.
Now, after a few short years,
it is hard to find a single issue
of a daily paper that does not
record some noteworthy exam
pie of the use of wireless teleg.
raphy.
Levassor was the great engi.
neer who sketched the motor-car
with such skill that his design
has not been materially changed
to this day. After Levassor &C
complished his historic trip from
Paris to Bordeaux and return, at
the dizzy speed of Is miles an
hour, his admirers gave him a
banquet.
During the toasts, one of them
stirred by the spirit of the occa-
sion, rose and enthusiastically
called on the assembly to drink
to the approaching day when
carriages should travel at rate
of 50 miles an hour. Levassor
turned to his nearest neighbor
and asked, in a quick undertone,
"Why is it that after every ban
quet some people feel called on
to make fools of themselves" &.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-02-09

Gen. Carranza has not in
structed his troops, but has is
sued decree authorizing any
Mexican to execute without for
mality any of the Mexican Ban.
dts who murdered the seven
teen Americans.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-02-09

A seventeen year old white
girl has been arrested at Pike
vile charged with bootlegging.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-02-09

If it is true that there can be
no peace without justice, prob
ably Henry Ford retur ned to get
a Justice of the Peace.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
9hGdHtcnliebe!
7e soOe Os DISQUALIFICATION %a5ars ri'deH INNER H"per'
NsHditcnliebe!
inlmer nGher.

Sseun mir cinen Mitmanihcn III etner peoroH'lf" S0"' - - b.
jebcn. Damn lit $ mrr 9er5idfrr @li'd' nm ~ pv'u' 5 i r~g' ~ -
,sncnnc qrrion ms inbt, mn 70 9roBer pS Vi'" W. e.r3,h ~,
'Oe"' So 800, qrnbeu in europa leiOcn gegcnnorts Milloncn Do'
srel1en 81 lUnuNa a.san nr sort eineu lciScnoen Sruoer, Der I'M Sanl
"o"pN'" oStmonS idpnere g@,moen erlhcn bot oocr oar ae'oueN T.
" ~ amrmn,c. miro bon Ser NfiIitdrbchorOe ans 0elUr" NN'p9N
Co., nr NrSer noo cine 1rau anti flelneh, plllloFH "' WV 49, -
Glrnopru IN Der 0dnot 5urrd0ealleh DuuV"' :" 'N e4n,,cS Scr
im ,no q m1,ste 0aus uMo @of uerlalen, nl ~ 80 r.am ru,(or
Nc J" asf,o ), lppneu 9r mag 9cgcnmarta oe ldncrdl'ptn ~" ~
fpw9t x ~ o+rSot or NIT Sreuoen rmo IN DEM SepuBpeV' ~
~ ~ sarao6tns OsotpronO ctmos gctun 5n babcn. 3meleups puo W. n"'
r ~ Satin aud oena Sditiol fH0en; aDer 'pc leOe" W. NJ
~sS 49, 5 ms runn nm gruf. M0gIidernehc tam le : QUIZ"
p'V0" -" S!.sox ,h+ r,dfnmnpn, hu Tic nidt imltonoe III oe OF ~
ushrou gsos bleibt ir nn nod ubrigE Sc Nelb Up :" ~ -
49," ~ ,rton oerspn Ie6cr, lie meiB u6, DOB nidc Dleler @seflutH
~sa4sdo iro. in lie meiB nod mebr; tic 1T fGt lper5en9E OD pf
geurihomerifoner ibr bIirei6 hnltcpen meroci '"" /" ~ sAa ~ ia
cSeniR hot oide arme 6rau rcdt; oe AeunU'uttuu"' - Ta,s41,nn
i,re Hfiht ir GdprHein bei5utragch am on S'pe"ps" :" sx.m;,4
- 0cHprreid, unoorn aui5ubelfcn. llnlere oeu''u"' n mr0
~" raus 6,bc, hprets S1tnoernauienoc fr olee orr1en SNtnotn
IN 0noi,cr ociommelt uan ubgeonOt. Aber Die Not 1tela' y Ss ."
5oo. oenn euoIouo perlinoert jeoen etnnlDr pom y. :"
yetidloo. SIS mill OoS Sdnb otsbln9erh' uo "es. W ~ a44oy
. orh GinNer uo Nrauen. 0e Tol9e oopnn. NJ pub pe H"V'N" ~ ~
= io,,c oonoe ier teuer mcrOen. Nrne no napetAuAtt nun" w.
Npsmeoen mms notpenotglt cflDr"Heh -"
nie5er SCOT gan5 beOenteno olf1eHeh, Tx ~
SCR gaaor. Der POM IA. bis ~ 6eorudr poa uhlele' ~tm'"p" -
nor 1bb 6eapps Sal peronlotet miro, tam noeIl~ pel gu a.
orihen beitroqcu. @enn ale rnere Scntld)en NW uH lo"p" 9oOs
no+oIiosn mcroen. oonn luirr DOS @ilfsfomite fdberlm9 mVtonpe p"' e"e"
n.4.o nor go0ors nod OeltNhlnnD uO Seterrelf) lth9orn gu
o fr sic orncr @ihpen uno &aHen. Niele Der oeunpen tsruF"
aoo5birotons ,heuen nht Sic Sper, Die init oieem So0ar perual0eH No.
"a hobeu mr. enc Nnte al bic Gcrhben @alplngtons. sepmH' ~
@mE nuaoc, gicnstoo murbc bic pprleBte aonitefbung tnr Den Sd
~ oanoerbunh obochonen. Sci 0ieer @eegenbetf mrfne pn oneH
- - sor;b+t oos fot oaes berct lei. Der gan5c go5ar perWdf nun,
49, crrfihp Sm0oebrnq Alt mcroen. Nm nodnen Spchsfa9 II ~ Vse.
Spmiteibunq por Dem go6or.
0hioc ggeitrooe lmroen fr Den @a5or ac5eidlnet: 6ron ermt @er
iteubcrq $500; SEER Sol $tOo; 6rmt Se5rotn SSoo' 0ro' @a'ppreou
ST. 90; Srau E. Sommer $t.oo; S9crr Sobn at $500.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
81, erneute sttiOitat ami Dem ariessidanplat.

Sic 2entroImdfte ridden, lnterlhibt bon ibren Neroulpdeh, 9e9eA
Su suea 4aonoI Dor. Isle es beiBt, moden tic bort Ier quito 0orfQrrffe
uno sic Siderbcit oes aanals lit ier gefabroct eaglono ldsml hl0'
im5toroe Ill ldn, Sen onrMfenOcf WioIlcn ieiner @egncr er1oi9felN cI
oeoensutretcn. MiitGrfrrier limo felt iber6eu9t, Dob oc Selesua9 oes
1ues Sonol ourdl Die Sruppen Der 3entromadtc englaro sum oaa
hrinoen miro. @ero0e Der Suc5 aonal 1T cine Der reld9ncn rp hoFHa-
5er stIhen Gnaanos. Aae Mn5eidlen OeAten 0aral1 Dul, Dab Der oh'
r1deuoe oeqner, 5. h. bic Sarten, Gcttiden, Geterreider uno Tercr III
aursen1 Dem aonal beeser meroen. Sn oelem SOL miro SetfdHano
nit orpFcr 2eiftiqfet sic 6ricocnshcoihgnngen olHteren tpNheh.- 81
GSronfreif riden sic Geltfdcn nil grohHr Sidprbct DOR; oc hlmef
Sdamdder meroenoen 6ron5oNn inacn IoMganl, ober be1tanO9 5urld, @9ol
nridt out, bon einen1 nelen Angriif ouf Calais. Edr1S bot ncllWm lcoer
piumoI oetnidc 2uftlhiffe ieben 0irNn. Die mad)nNen Ne1falfeh Der
9eppeiue crihienen sur 9fodt5dt iucr &aris lno lieBcn oa1elot Sem
aettcl suriif. 3oris, oas lid berctS Dor Experimentation lNbcr mqHrfc
Ia5dt nm pieoer icine 2idtcr am @bcno aus. Sic gScnlhen perfrlcd9en
nh in sic acler Der SGuier; uile lcsbcn Dor Shrcd Dor ocH lth9cDelern,
ne bon 3et ,t 3mt Her Ser Snot al Der Seine crhelnel. Sorooh Nn
fursidb bieielbe Grfofrrng geniadt, we &aris. Ginige gomben fclei
aus Ser 9uft uno ridteten qroBcn Sdooen an. Die oethhen Sl1fld9Ffe
fomeu in alien Talen unbcibdoist oaupn. Gies beoentet micoer einlTol
EN- neuer Sieg fur 9eutihlunOs Snftflote.
Son sen &uNen brt mon bin mo mieoer cinrol, lno 5mnr lhlagen
lie fb I'M Gaifalls berunt. Sn @alo5en lit peoer einnnl oAeS ltll-
SodituobrideinIid bcrcitcn- lie fb fir einen 6riblngsan9rff Dor. Sc
oenfous f5t ole gauge Sahc fir Die 3entrosnlddyc 0urdpatS berHplaenp
,unD ounitio aus. SIS miro tnngc oarcrn, bis cS Den Anllertcn 9a1ngcn
ipiro, sic Geuflhcn 5u i~dpddrn; ia nan fam fMt onnebmer, ooB oieler
3eitpurt mic fomuen miro. 0atihlano lmo lene Terbiinoctct lno
chen unbcieatar. -"SsonMn-
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04

ocn. eaoiB bot cr nod cine uniebnlidc @crebrcridoar, bic in inn Oos
SDol cines tidtigenk unentrnlcn" Erafocnten iebt; ODD Die Webrbet bot
enc pcridieOcue @ufaHlrng BON Dem @alpte eirer &egierrng. Sene ar
DersepobuGdc 5reunbfAnit NIT england bnt i'm mbelebt seltodt. SIN
0ongrcJ fonn man jrtt fat tagGdb &oruirfe b0ren, bic oGer Iegicrnng
.gen1ahf merOen. Senatoren fonntcn init elmer iH5Deioeutigen, offclen
Sprude bcrmis mo perfen oicIer Negerlag llngerettgfei uno Burtei
liMfeit DOT. Gnglan6 lit Der 2eblingSipbn SSilionS lno 9eutihlano ien
0cinO. @icleidt binct ih) Der 9rdiiocnt nod Gin, 0B oe Anlerifane1
oiesbc3ugih blind gepeen iden. Mft GROCER GntrHitung 1io fc iciner
NonolpngsmcHe gcfpgt; fe baben moll geieben, NIT meld)er Bartlett mo
3uporfolnmcnbcit er Gnglanb bcbmiOclt bt; tic bnben lpobI bennerft, pp
Ihrofi mo mqereht CT GetifIonO gegenHbcr ulfgetrcen iii. Sic Golgen
miro er peripiren mnicl. penn cs sur ndddten YrdfOentenpobl fomnlt
SGnruntGdc northumberland, rn6 Oercn gbt CO ingciGbr % @eilionen
af onicm gcRgnctcn @oOcn, lcHcn ima &iocritono. Gin iebr GROCER
9ro,cntiot, ia man fonnte mpbl iaQcn, bic W1ebrbeit Ser SrlGnoer, tmerocn
i'm niht mn0ererp19len. 9o5u frnncn oauA bic pieen geilionen Der
oeaenportci. Die gugibtcn fir eic @ieoerpobl inO oeslpcgen GuBert
id,poeh. SGne Scrrlibfet uno iGn Gubn anf NmerifaS TrGlioententnbl
nlrftc benz Gnoe suacben. aMt ieincn engliden AnHften uno Sraoiioncn
fam er nidt LANCER NrGnbent zines 2nnoeS lem, Dos Die SreDet let
ssnfolae icner England 6~reunbifat mar Is ibnl lnnl0glid, neutral at
bciben. IN feiner geie lit e england gcgenmber encrgiid aufgctreten;
iciuen 3prn entluo CT lber 0eutidfanO. Gle u~arbnriihen ino mne6en
Nls0rTfe. ocren err fh in 0cn Soften al Geuthlaro beoente, lparcnt nlr
cine Wrobe ieires 0aHes ge9cn jones hodfufipierte unD bodeolc Golf Der
0pridbeu. Berlin 1mo 8rn bat an Der Spite Der 9eeRrlng vgentemen"
Sic aud ais luhe bcbanOelt sNn molten, mo feline gorbarcn. 0c Soften
an Gnqlono cntreItcn iiBflilgcnoc Observation-Disclosures ole III enncn
Conc obsefaft waren -au Gaze oeS ecihtes, |. b an
sooc Ser Yrdii0cntenpall miro it'd ales RIDDEN. &cn Geuhbaulertfaner
fr gsiHon ltinunen; CT miro piclueGr cinct sloldNn @iann crm1ben,
Ser oeredht nno nnporterh 1T un0 bic &obtfahrt pes 2anocs i'm gaoe
nat huo uht perionlidcn Nuhm. -uWolfranl."
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
0elit ocn WDtleiOenO,n
lit 5ibiricn!

Gunner Dringenocr mcrocn oic td9-
lih c~ingebcnoell Silfcrufe Der in 0l-
birieii untergcbrahten oelltiDcn ltllb
oiterreihiid) : lngoriiden arie8Sga=
iangcnclL Solontcn 3iOiliiten, 5rosi=
en ulD &inoer.
MciNlidc ulo idnefle &iilfc TIT
not!
GoS .2a0ies 9(uriliarD, @crma1-
american 1914s'15 @ilfsfomittce"
bat es ii6 5lir Aufgabe genIadt, oic
2eioen oicier ungliidlid)en nad &rdi.
ten al miloern.
IS menoct iid on Oas @titgcfl:bl
tn0 sic @cbcfreuoigfcit offer colvll
McniAen nit ser Sittc Inn meitss
bcnoltc llnterItiibung.
Seoe oit6 nod 10 flcine @ahc ii
ipillfnmmcpi
.@clobetr1ge, bic audi sur n~ortci.'-
boften Mnidnffung Der an Dringuto.
item Observation-Disclosures, balpi-
iddli1 ober 8ur llnmittelbnren llntc.
itiisung observation-disclosures Derpeit.
oct meroem iino beionoers orilieci.O
benotigt uno Gin5nblungcn mcrOen III
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04

Ger @eiddftsiteae DeS Soltrnals ellf=
gegen gcnonlnen lrn6 peroffentliht.
Ger 9olncn &ilfspercin iibcrnimmlt
ferner Sic Scrmittlitng bon 9ichesgr
ben nno 4Sofctcn fir Bic in Sibir;eu
interniertcn Acknowledgements mo-
lllr baiptlddlih morIHc &leiOlngs-
0euen, gliterboltenc a~etragcnc
Sahel ullu. miqfonlmen iino. Yin
nenommcn lperocn 0ieIelbcn IN Sen
Nes %ournols, 10 Sedltc
Ctr. &.=gS.
Gie &cOaftionsitcQc oieies Nlattcs
nimnit nit Genf jc0e @abe bon 0c(S
o0er &leionngsitiifen oil, un0 miro
fir promptc MISUNDERSTANDING Sor-
&C tragen. Man belle oieien 9Icrm.
iteu nad) Moglidfeit, 0cnm sic 3ir
it6noc in Sibiricn dino unbeidreih-
lid. &allu ein Cab i6iibt 0icle
Mermlten Dor Der aolte. &leioer,
mic mir iic troeen, fennen icnc orlten
Geihopfc fauni. gSas iie al iid) ba-
ben, iinO cite 2unpen. Drum erbor-
met elldl ibrcr!
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
@crmania NsGnncrdlor,

WcrmnnIn WfGnncrHOr, 922 go.
9(Dc. N.-@. YrGi. Sobn Neif; Sc
frctdr: Mortin 5diding, 1851 g. 9.
glpc St.-@. Oirigent: emil S. gbri-
ltiani. &cri. am 1. 9onnerstag i.M.
Stiigltlrnoc ieOen Donnerstog aben0.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
NanOsmGnnidaftlidc nnS llmteritiit.
INNS = Wercinr

NanSsmnnnidaftlide nnS 1~Interitiik.
mn9s : Sercine.
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nod i. 10. in 922 So. 9lue. N..gS.
Mlois Heinbort, Sefretdr, 53t 2tc
ctr. &C.
|crcin Bayern. @eri. am 1. Moll.
gag /. sc. in 922 Go. Npe. W.-M.
Sbeo. 2efert. Sefretdr, 1910 Tla.
9Gpc. SC.
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tdr, 1884 %. Str. N.-8. geri.
nm 3. Dienstag /. M. in 922 Io.
g(pe. 1873.
9cutIh : Nmerifaniider ltuter.
itiitmngs : Gerein. Sic. gsieqano,
Sefret1r, S24 Cite Str. S.-8. Sci.
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/. @f, in 705 Siebente Str. &.-@.
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tae /. sc. in 705 Siebente Ctr. sc. -@.
no. SdneiOer, Sefretdr, sol Union
SauingS 8anf Building.
!SefenSnrmitabter ltnterifitmuGs-
&crein. @miI Spobn, 8rGi. ssobn
Wfeiningcr, SefrctGr, 81 Sla. NDe.
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in 922 Go. 9lbe. N.-@.
SduG6iidcr &ramfem : .~1tnteritiit-
nmgsDcrcin. Mibael 0ieb, Gefret1r,
629 $ StroBe SC. Gcrl. am +.
0ienstae /. 81. in 9fr. 7O5 Siebente
Str. sc.
HattOentimcr Screen, Mai6ingtUm,
?. S. Sefret1r: 8ru. Stlermanm.
II Gbeitnut Str, Sofomu 8arf, DC.
8eri. am /. 0onnerstag i. sc. in 705
Sicbcnte Str. 9.-@.
Sentider l1nteritiitnmgs : SnmS,
Siitrift ytr. 40. Scfret1r gSm. San
llemorn, 234 Mapple Str, Eofpma
Tarf, 9. 6. 8eri. am a. Wtittmob /.
sc. III 922 Nq. S(pe. M.-gS.
ScntidDer llltter1titbun9s WmnO,
9iitrift 100. Mi6. GicB, Scfretar,
500 $ StroBe SC. @cri. om 4.
9iclstae i. sc. in 500 ga. Mpe. 81
@.
9entider ltntcrifiknmss gmnO,
9iitrift 40. Sefretdr sSobn Mei-
ningcr, 81 Slo. gpe. 1913. &eri.
am |. @ontoa /. sc. in 922 @a. Mbe.
1913.
n@aI9instOn Mctser ltntcrlhit-
nugs-Gerein". 8rGiioent: @oom Die
g%eInlann, 1904 6 Ctr. S.=@. Sefre-
tor: Srib SeB, 112 Ate Str. SIC.
8eri. an /. 9ienstog /. sc. in 922
Bd. Mbe. N.=&.
@aI6ingtuu Sid 9clief, gefrcf0r
6. @ii9of, Gberrpoale &itrdL Sta.
8. s. Seri. ON i. llno 8. Montag
|. sc. in 705 tie Str. N.-@.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
9emtider Contradictions i'm 9i-
ffrift EpInmbin.

GCNlIuJCI lM ~
Itrift Columbia.
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/. Ni3e-YrGi. SS. &udo1ihcl;
2. Gi5c=YrGi. 6. NnleIluig
3. &i5e-8rGi.: SSobn gift;
4. &i5e-ErGi. o.. 8cniipcr0;
5. @i5c=ErGi.: &nrl s. Braun;
SefretGr: @ultop Bender;
Sdubmeiiter Carl &omnlel.
@onorod, Sn%bnentr6eer. Eeriamnt-
lung am a. OienStag /. sc. i'm @oib=
irgton Sdnger6uno, 3t4 G-Str. g.
SO.
o0ameu-%ercim Ses SentIdamcri-
faniihem 1914='15 Silfs-&Omittccs~
&eri. am 1. nno 3. Sreitog /. Ni., inl
SGngerbultO, 3f4 6 StrnBe 1928.
Sreltnoc Iiilo ber8lihit cingcIooen.
@raiioeutin. 6rai &c. 2in5bod; &c.
fretGrin. Srol Or. Gd, AZ NlOams
ctr. H.-gS.
Observation-Disclosures Ses 8. g~ataiaDmS.
@eriommeIt li6 in 9tr. 705 gicbentc
Ctr. %. @.
9emtiGlcr @aiicn1ansbercin. &rG=
liocllt Martin g9iegonO; Scfrctdr.
Snn. S. MeperS, 1919 Srping Str.
Shubmeiiter: Gbos. O. &pqier, Oil
Golt Capitol Str. 0ircftorcnbcri. aln
2. 9~onnerstag I'M Sdngerblm0.
9Srancm SilfsDercin. fSrou g. 6.
Yort6el, TrdiiOentin. %cri. am 3.
DonnerStag /. &C., 3 llbr na6nt. in
@aibington SGnoer6unO.
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monotIi6 gemaB Noti8.
9entid=A merifaniider Scdnifcr-
&crein. GcriontmIullg an I. un0 3.
Mittpo6 /. M. i'm Sdngerbltno, 3t4
6 Str. H.=@. Saul 9aui6, Scfre-
tor, 341S Srppn Str, N.-@.
Wcrmania Glnb. @cri. Mittmods
uno 6reitagS 9lbenos in Gbe 2oiefam,
1928 s Ctr. N.-gS. Sefret1r 6.
aleti6, SIC S-Str. S.-8.
Scntidcr &ricserbnnS. @cri. am
A. Mfontog /. SO. in 922 @o. N(pe. 81
gS. 5clolpebel: Nlbert 2inobcimer,
arc 2ansbur9b Bros, 400 Z. Str
N.-@.
Smfel 8raiig &erguI snugsOerein.
@eri. an 2. 1ienstug /. sc. im San
hcrbunO. @eo Moir. Scfref6r, 1881
lite Str. M,=@.
Gnfcl 8rais 9amenDerein. Sroll
g. @obL Yr~diioeatin. geri. 1id am
4. Mittmod i. 90. I'M Soltic zines
MitglieoeS.
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Srnbof @rGiioent; @m. Martin
Sefretdr; Gbas. 8ridmeOoe, S6at-
meiitcr. Geri. onl 1. Sreitag i. M.
in S22 9tc Ctr. q. SO.