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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have. been reported to
the health department within the last twenty
four hours:
George E. Rehmert. 27 years. IS street
northwest.
Albert Maxwell. TO years, Washington Asylum
Hospital.
willard D. johnson. SO years. 1880 street
northwest.
Lulu Sellers. 20 years, Emergency Hospital.
Moses Sonneborn, SO years, Emergency Hos
pitai.
Margaret McElroy. ss years. 800 street
northeast.
Annabelle Kerr. 10 years. Az 11th street
southwest.
Joseph Cogswell. 20 years. sibley Hospital.
George W. Boggs, IS years. St. Elizabeth
Hospital.
Mary Maloney Sheridan. 50 years. e25 Bird
street northeast.
Catherine Harrington. e5 years. 90 Foxall
road, d. c.
Joseph Columbus, years. Providence Hospital.
Vincent Higgins, 2 months. st. AIMS Infant
Asylum.
Infant of Edward and Margaret Thomas, 1
day, 704 It'll street northeast
Anna E. Lee, q years, III 23rd street north
west.
Henderson Reeder. SO years. 1911 s2nd street
northwest.
George Jacobs. ~ years. 1913 9th street
northwest.
Annie Elizabeth Carter, so years. al Provi-
dence street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16
CANuTE
WATER


will make you look ten years younger
before you even finish the first bottle.
If you have gray hairs and desire
to have them regain their ordinary
color, you should by all means get a
bottle of Canute Water. This is a
clear, clean. guaranteed absolutely
harmless restorer which gives such
nice eUen color to the hair that no
one will be able to tell you are using
anything
1t is very easy and conrenieHt to
use and makes the hair soft and fluffy.
"Canute Water for Gray Hair" con-
tains no acid and is tCithout odor or
sediment. AS it is not a dye in the
ordinary sense. another good feature
about it is that 1t will not stain the
hands or scalp.
NOTE-After having been tried and
proven successful by hundreds of their GUS
TONER'S. leading stores recommending the
use OF "CdnHte Water for Gray Hair" to
those who wish the color of their hair re-
STORED.
Why hesitate? "Canute Water for
Gray Hair is GUARANTEED ABSOA
LUTELY HARMLESS,
Obtainable for s1.00 at all of
Peoples Drug Stores. O'Donnelps
Drug Stores and all other good
drug ard department. stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the fol-
lowing:
Joseph Paravat of this city and Angeline
Gargano OF Capitol Heights, Nd.
William 7. Dodson and Margaret A. G. Camp
bell.
William Cooper and Margaret B. Robinson.
Walter W. Jordan and Nettie l.. Brown
Joseph f. Hamln of Lawrencevile. Va, and
Ada Lee Martin of Orange, Va.
James E. Love and Carrie f. Humphreys.
Brundic L. Brown and Mable G. Anderson.
Hirman S. Haywood of this city and Missouri
Hinton of Atlanta. Ga.
Harry Dyer and Emma Johnson.
Willard Jones and Minnie Ashby.
Humphrey NJ. Payne and Henrietta Mason.
John II. Greene and Minnie Stewart, both Of
Barbersville. Va.
John o. Greene and Zula G. Moore.
Harry H. Hottie of Toms Brook, Va, and
Lillian G. Coffman of Fishers Hill. Va.
John w. Sibert Of Toms Brook, Va, and
Naomi F. Palmer Of Strasburg Va.
Nelson P. Washington and Grace v. Harris
both OF Lexington. Va.
Bruno Manni of this city and Ida Rosati of
Annapolis, Md.
Il. Dawson Russell of this city and Mgnonette
NJ. Hayden of Hollywood. Md.
John II. Henkel and AuGwrite E. Weidemau nm
William II. Jackson and Eleanor L.. Brown.
Joseph Mitchell and Helena Il. Baker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported I,
the health department within the last twenty
four hours:
Leslie B. and Sue Gray, girl.
Milton and Teresa Hall, boy.
George +. and Beatrice denspinner. boy.
Martin f. and Mary A. Mangold. girl.
Thaddeus s. and Emma Hess. boy.
Clarence l.. and Florence A. Walker, girl.
William W. and Marion Keller, girl.
James W. and Marguerite 0rme. girl
Margaret and Edward Thomas. girl.
James u. and Eddie Vincent, girl.
Lewis II. and Susie A. jenkins, girl.
James and Lizzie Gatties boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16
TO GIVE PLAYS IN ALEXANDRIA
Drama League Players to Invade
City Aboard a Truck.

League Players plan to invade Alexandria,
Va, tomorrow morning with all the
scenery, costumes and players to present
three short plays at the opera house there
tomorrow evening.
This is the first venture of the PLAYERS
outside of Washington and is looked for
ward to with delight by the young actors
and actresses. The three plays which
are to be presented tonight at the Wilson
Normal School for the last time will form
the bill at the opera house.
1t was at first planned only to take the
scenery down to Alexandria on the trucl,
but it Is most probable that all the play
ers Will go by the same conveyance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16

John Wesley Tyler. A. years, 721 3rd street
southwest.
Joseph, Wheeler. ss years, 41e srd street
southeast.
william Clark. IS years. Washington Asylum
Hospital.
Harriet II. Moore, 43 years. 2535 Georgia
avenue northwest.
Sarah Simms. 90 years. St. Elizabeth Hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16
More Time for Income Tax Returns.

An extension from March 1 to May
next in the time limit for filing income
tax returns for 1916 by non-residents
and Americans travelling abroad has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16
Building Permits.

Building permits were issued today tn IN.
following
Ida NJ. King, to erect garage in the rear ~
A " street northwest; estimated cost. SEQ.
u r. searie. to erect garage In the rear Of
1910 Wyoming avenue northwest; estimated cost
$500. S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16

been granted by the Secretary Of the
Treasury. This is because of disturbed
conditions which interfere with the
usual channels of communications.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16
$50. 900 Fire in Pulaski. N Y

SYRACUSE. N. Y, February 16-Four
stores in the center of the village of Pu-
laski. Oswego county. were destroyed by
fire last night, with a loss estimated at
$50, 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16

Mrs. Charles c. McChord will be at
home at the Willard Monday afternoon,
February 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16

mother. Mrs. Charles A. Mum. Later
they will go to Palm Beach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16

Mrs. Charles Pickett Stokes of Rich
mond will be receiving with Mrs. Field
ing Lewis Marshall and Miss Mary Nor
ris Amber tomorrow from S until Z at
Mrs. Marshalrs house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16

The Corcoran Art Gallery has sent
out invitations for a private view of
the twenty-sixth annual exhibition of
the Society of Washington Artists We'd
nesday evening, February 81, from s
till IL O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16
eEzz3%z1a&H
The Value of Service

In buying an article to be made
for you individually, it is as i'm
portant to get good service as
frst-class materials.
But good service has real
money value. That is the reason
that the man or woman who buys
Cheap" glasses gets nothing in
the way of service.
Our service insures accuracy
in grinding the lenses, comfort
and security in the mounting,
proper adjustment to the face,
and pair of glasses that are be-
coming to you.
GL.Huske Optical Company
1905
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus =. Crenshaw
entertained at dinner last evening
Their guests were Rev DR.. C. Ernest
Smith, Miss Barbara Smith. Senator H.
L. Myers, Senator L. S. Johnson, Miss
johnson. Mr.. ]. V. Morgan, Miss Nc
Neir of New York, the Misses Crenshaw
and Mr.. j. w. Blount.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16

Chevy Chase Club. having as their
guests Maj. and Mrs. Henry B. Clark.
Maj. and Mrs. Edward l. King, Maj. and
Mrs. William Mitchell. Maj. and Mrs
Frank Cocheu. Capt. and Mrs. Harry n.
Cootes. Capt. and Mrs. Thomas NJ
Spaulding. Lieut.. Alexander Sharp, U.
s. N. and Mrs. Sharp. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Campbell Graef, Mr.. and Mrs
Victor Kaufman, Miss Louise Sharp
and Mai. Kelly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16

Maj. and Mrs. Dennis Nolan were
hosts at dinner last evening at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16

Miss Catharine Pace has gone to West
Point, where she is to be the guest of
Lieut. and Mrs. Blaine A. Dixon for two
or three weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 7. Preston, jr,
accompanied by Mr.. Preston's mother
and brother, who are travelling in the
west, have arrived at Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. Preston was formerly Mrs. Grover
Cleveland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16

Mrs. James II. Oliver will be at home
on Saturday for the last time this
season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16

Mrs. E. D. Huntley and Miss Eliza
beth f. Pierce will not be at home Fri
day, February 16. but will receive Feb
ruary % at the Portner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16

Mrs. George H. Fort had guests at
dinner last evening at the Army and
Navy Club to meet Miss Emily Kutz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16
i30cieR.
Continued from Eighth Paee)

Continued from Eighth Page.)
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Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant. jr, will
arrive at Washington on Tuesday. when
they will be the guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Stimson Brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16

Mrs. Charles w. Fairfax will be at
home tomorrow for the last time this
season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16

The Chevy Chase Chapter of the Flor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16

Mrs Adds D. Merritt of 1927 18th
street was hostess today at a beauti-
fully appointed luncheon given in COM
pliment to Mrs. William NJ. Conrad and
Mrs. T A. Henry of Evansville, Ind,
who is here visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Conrad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16

Gen. and Mrs. John L. Glenn were din
ner hosts last evening, entertaining at
their residence in Wyoming avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16

DR.. Charles D. Walcott, secretary of
the Smithsonian Institution, has gone
to New York to attend the annual
meeting of the board of directors of the
research corporation and the monthly
meeting of the executive committee of
the Carnegie Institution of Washing
ton. Mrs. Walcott will be at Philadel-
phia until tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16

Miss Mary Gertrude Fendall of Bal
timore will be the speaker at a tea
given by Mrs. Lucille L. Deemer, 2377
Champlain street. The subject will be
THE Policy of the Congressional
Union"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16

Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly of 2125
N street, and her sister, Mrs. George
Arthur Barnes of Chicago. will receive
for the last time this season on Satur-
day next from until o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16

Mrs. Chiperfield. wife of Representa-
tive Burnett NJ. Chiperfield, entertained
at luncheon yesterday at her home. in
N street, when her guests were Mrs.
James r. Mann, Mrs. William A. Ro-
denburg, Mrs. Fred Britten. Mrs. Ira
Copley. Mrs. FRED Rowe, Mrs. Walter
Magee, Mrs Wallace Dempsey. Mrs.
Van B. Eyerly and Mrs. George Chase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-16

Lieut. Commander and Mrs. r. A
Koch were dinner hosts at the Army
and Navy Club last evening.
Their guests were Commander and
Mrs. S. NJ. Robinson, Lieut.. Commander
and Mrs. J. o. Richardson, Miss Fenet
of Paris, Tex, and Mrs. James p. Nor
ton, Commander Charles Belknap and
Lieut.. G. V. Stewart.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-19
ct. IaricmfirdJe,

Die Mitglieoer 0cs @in0tborit
Clubs mo 0es 81. Nomen SSelu Scr
ems geben bel ser Z llbr Mteiie ge=
mcini6aftlif 5llr bl. Communion
Sci Ser I'll. Meiie Dor uio nod) Ser
communion mcroen tic oeuti6e Sic
ocre lillgen.
Sci Dem %iolennen Sohomte I'M
1890 miro oie 5pciipo6entlidc Mii
ion feierlidit cr6ffnet meroen. Die
)odllu. @erren Geter @ortingcr, 6.
20. a., uno Solcpb sc. Simpler, &.
SS. st., pcrocn bic Miliionsprcoiq-
EN- bnltcn. 9eioc lino tiihtiqc San
jclre0ncr Scr &eoenptorilten aongrc-
cation.
Gn Ser @odbe pom 81. Sftobcr bis
}um Sonntog, %. Oftobcr, iino sic
Freoigten allie IN ser oeltti6cn Spra-
be. Sn ser 5peiten ISOLDE BON %.
OCTOBER bis gum Sonntag, Sen 4.
fopember einidlieBlid, lit Die engIi-
dc Niiiion uno iino mGbrenO ocriel-
'cn Die Trc6igtcn olle in Der engli-
hen Sprode.
Die Sromng oes 05ottesoienites
pGbren0 Der Miiiion lit: 81. Mfeiiell
III &ohentogen mn $50, Z. 8 uno
llbr. Nuh oen Fl. Meiicn lnl $50
mo INT 8 llbr lit einc fllr5c Grcoigt.
a6enos Inn 7.30 lit &oicnfronSon=
,odt, groBe Miliionsprcoigt ltlo il
ramcntoler SeQen. Nm Sonntaqen
IND Die bl. Melicn INN :, s, 8, ieier
,id)es &od)amt lml 1890. Sic &cs-
Der INN 4 llbr fGllt ans. @nitott Der
elben lit I'M 7.30 &olenfron5, cine
.uidtige Miiiionspreoiet un0 bG. 81
'er.
Die Sinner Miilion bcginnt an
Sonnta9 N~adpnittoq I'M 3 llbr unr
elOigt om Mittmod. 9lQc ain0el
)Dne Iltsnobme bon iiber Z So6ren
tonnen Sen llnteripeiiungen ser Mii
'ionore beimobncn.
81 aaen @ottesoieniten pGbreuo
Der Miiiiion bot Gin ieoer freien 3r
tritt, Oh Gatbolif ober Ni6tfotbolif.
Sin ieocr lit millfonmen uno bcreit
pilli0lt merben inn sic 9irhenoiencr
men beqllemen Sib onmeiien.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-19
Mns Senti3em &ir6en.
oGoncorSia WemeimOe"

Die Observation-Disclosures boben NIT
8e8llg oiif ibre mo6entlid)e Der
Iommfumg sic Acnoerung getroffer,
OaB tic, onItott an ben 9ienStog
4benocn INN an jeoem Oonnerstog
Abcno 5uionmenfommen. Der ge-
ginn Ger Seriummlul9en lit I'm 8
llbr. Sn SerbinOung nit Der Tor-
6ereitllng alti DicSeftiou pom folgel-
ocn Sonmtdg miro cine 9ibelItunoe
obgebolten, mo gegen S6liB Der
%eriommlune meroen Die 4ngelegen-
bcitcn Der @emeinoe beIpro6en. Sc
Ocrnlonn lit eingelooen.
@eltcrn No6nittag fonO Oie Wto=
notsperiammlltng Oes Wtiilionsper=
Gins in Scr aupeae ltott. Die Erd=
ii0entin, Sror montgomery beridte=
tc iiber oen &erloltf oes NiliionSfe-
ties oml Ho6mittoe 0es Z. Oftober.
Ger 8etrog ser &olettc miro inter
sic bciben 3lpeige Der Snneren uno
ser @eilBeren Mtiiiion geteilt.
Sn Nroniore ianO oml pori9en
Sonntag cine biibihe Grntconificier
ltott nm 4 ltbr. Inter Der Seitun9
bon 6roli Gbo8. S. Goomes bette
man Die Sopelle nit @orten uno
6elofril6ten iopie nit SerbItloll6
prGhtig geidmiitft. Ser fleine Sobn
&oegler uio fem 9rlloer @eorg mob
men Cell je nit elmer @eiongsmm-
mcr uno elmer Defamation. Toitor
Ncr5el belt cine nngelneliene Grn=
tcfcltpreOigt. Gtli6e $50 Con.
standardization nnbnlen on Der Sci
CT tell mo balfen Die 9opeae bis mi
0en lctten Elob 81 fildcn.
Goltor Men3el 6rod,te Oen erltcn
Seil Der ISOLDE ais @alt BON &errn
Or. @. s. &oenig mo Sran 9oenia
III @raobod &cigbtS, M0., 5ll.
Sonntog Morgen lit oelltid)er Got
tcSOienIt Inn If llbr.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-19
SnmgrrmOr 6enieS.
Htribmte @Gnnrr mnbten oft bitters
Rot Ieinen.

0iele berii6mte MGnner baben To-
aufagen bic MDbltaten, nit oenen lie
Die Menf4heit beoa9ten, nit l9psren
Sunserleioertdgen erfoufen unh be-
3ablsn miiIfen. MabrenO Moltte NIT
Napoleon unO Sinoenburg bos SHtds
Ial gsmsin bate, Id~D in 3arteittr
&inoheit unter Fremoe Menlhsn Ders
ItoBtn 3u lperOen, bate er Dor leinem
eroBen Hubmestollegen bic befonoers
un9unlt %Doraus, DieI ~frieren, bungern
unb 1iG priigsln IaIien gu miinen. uno
troboem bat ss Moltte auf neunaig
Sabre gebra6t! Der berii6mte Mnos
tom SDmmering bat als STUDENT in
@Dttingen teinestpegs ettpa elm flottes
@tubentenlsben fiibren %tDnnen; auf
bic Butter gum 8rote muBte er burdz
peg ber3i6tsn, &affee unb Bier ourfte
er ii9 ni1t g~enebmigen, abenbs alb er
trpden 8rot uno morgens Itano er oft
bun9ris aus benz Bette auf, na4oem
er be1en WGrme mDglihit, um innere
unb duBere 9ei3uns gu iparen, gum
@tubium a,lsgeniiBt bate. Mls Der
beriibmte Naturfori9er Qinne, Der
e6enFoIs bos 9ungern griinoli9 fem
nen gslernt bot. cine Sori4ungsreils
na9 Qapplanb anteruabm, cine SADIE,
Die man i'm ols undusfii2rbar bins
itelte, muBts Ell ipohenlang nur bon
friI9en See5ilden lsbsn, obne 8rOt,
Sala unb @etrdnts, obne ii9 AUDI bon
ben 2appen, oeren Spra6e er ni4t
perltano, suten Ndt 9sben lafen gu
tDnnen.
Ser bOlGnoii9e Oi6ter 9onpes
DETER, Der @erfaiier bes berabmten
Romans N}ar Sobelaar, oas beibt
6abeni9ts, betanmt unter Dem Namen
Multatuli. itreifte cine 3sitlang in
OeutI9lanb lumber, iia nur bon
Srii9ten oes JelDss, 9iben ufp. en-
nGbrenb, uno min ii6 ipdbreno bteier
3eit ME lpo6ler i'm 2eben gefiblt bas
ben! Nun glsi9t atpar Die g%egenpar<
tigs Gage Osutl9lanbs entfernt pobl
Der elmer belaserten Ssltun9; aber bon
ben S9rsdnillen unO 2eiben, bon be-
nsn Die @efdi6te iol4s 9Oaenbilber
gu iailOern peiB, iinO gum Slid Die
Deutl@en, troB Der Treunoli4en @bz
li9ten Der bumansn 9riten, bimmtls
peit entTernt. 9rpBoem gebt es mans
den @ltern, aber bo1 gu llnre4t, bart
an, ooB Ie bic nimmeriatte @Bluit
ibrer Sinber ni6t nit alien tpie in
6riebsnsSsiten itilen t0nnen. Sol9e
Gltern muBien nur 81 8eii4t betoms
men, fpie mand)er groBe damn gu bos
ben Sa6reu bsi better @eIunObeit gez
langt lit, obtuobl sr in friiber Sugenb
bdrteIte Gntbebrungen bat ertragen
mii7en. Mie mand)er Wobltdter ees
neutrality-suspicious. puhs in einem
iener S%ntsrnote arf, 100 fir 9unOerte
bon 30glin9en ~gsmeiniamss gKen be-
reitet, oas Suite unterI6lagen, bas
taum GenieB6are bor9eiest purbe.
uno trpb oft i9led)teIter Soft, troB
f9maliter Sappen, iinb oieie Wfenz
i9eutinoer seiunb geblieben uno alt,
i~teinalt gefpproen.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-19
@.iams Sereine.
8aI6iuatOn SamscrbnnS, Scr. 81

8aIbingtOn SanserbnnS, SIR. Sl4
s Ctr. M.@. 8. oon SDttser. Yrds
iioent; 81. 9rauner, Sefretar, 314 =
Ctr. @..gS. q. @lmpredt, 9irigent.
Sinaitunoe ieoen Wittpo6 @beno
-8eri. am 2. Montag /. Wt.
6ermania MGnmerdor, 922 asa.
She. N.-8. &rGi. Sobn Self; g.
fretGr: Martin SHILLING, 2t57 &c. y.
9(pe W.=@. 9iriecnt: Gmil 5. Gbri'
ftiani. @eri. am 1. Oonnerstog i.wt.
Singitunoe jeoen 0onnerstog abeno.
Samserbnnb 9amenperein. @eri
am 2. @ittmod i. &C., obenos 8 nbr,
i'm Sdngerbuno.
Nriou 9amenuerein. Srau g.
0rumfe. IrGi. @eri. an 2. @ittpcal
i. So, nbenos s llbr, i'm SangerbllnN.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-19
nnnefGh rItn.

2O@tsr (srf6redD: r@as fagit bu,
Der Gmtl TIT na9 Dem STUB gelaufen-
I'm @Ottes Dinen, er brobte, ala Id
tim etnen Rorb CAB, er piirOe tns
WaTer seben!l"
Wutter: v8erubtge bt9, bas ptrb
er f4 iiberlegen-er bat 0as Mngelges
rot miteenpmmenl"
Washington Journal., 1917-10-19
59neaa Sob.

@raf bon 2Dpenbabl lieb in Der
S9la9t bel 6pnt.nep am IL. Mtai
1745 Dem 5erSog bon 8ramont cine
@arnuns 8utommen, inoem er mad,
einem &anonshi9uB, Ser bas pferb
bss Ser3oss traf. Dem Heiter 5uriei:
rNebmsn Sci iid in a&t, Sbr pfero
1T eri6oHen!" sd audi" anti
portete Der 9eraOs uno fant tot gu
8obeu. Cine dbnl;de GeiAi4te miro
bon einem 1dpsrbermunbeten %franaO-
iif6en Sffi3ier er3dblt, Der nit leBter
Rraft berbeieilte, um Napoleon ben
Siss ieinss 0fegiments gu melDen.
@uf Die 6rags: Sinh sic beripun-
ost?" entsesnete Der Sffi5isr: nNein.
setOtet!" uno ltar3te tot nisoer,
@limpfli6er crying IS einem f%ranaO=
iii6.n @Olbatsn, Der beim Sooe bes
MarI9alls 8srpid ieinem S9mer5s
auffaaeno lebbaft Musbrud CAB, OBJ
slei9 er nod ni6t lunge beim &esi.
ment itanb. @sFrugt, iparum benz
serabe er 10 tlase. antportete Der
Mann: Der Mari4al mar gere9t.
Gr bat mid apar frubsr einmal ban
gen laHen; bod bate i'd oas psr=
bient." Wsiter sr5dblte er, unmittel-
bar mad 8ol5iebuns Der Strafe isi
Elm Mrat am @alssn poriibergefpms
men, babe ben Strid bur@geiAnitten
unb Jpn, ben @ebdnsten, pieoer ins
2eben auridserufsn. Durd 3ual
lei er fpGter pisbsr ainf 8ertpids Hssis
ment setpmmen, no man ibn ni4t
mebr s%stannt babe. Dab Gbnlids
Sdae sslesentli9 %porfommen, benefit
bic @sf9i6te pom n9otsn Gran5oienA
IN potsoam, Der in Der SAla4t bel
2eip5is f@per p%eripunbet purbe, i'm
Qaaarett In Yotsoam anideineno
itarb, tns MaHensrab selest tpurbe,
aber piebsr erpadte uno in potss
sam nod Bis 1850 lebte.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-19

2anSsmannidaftli6e nuS Hnterltiit
nngs : &ereiue.
@ereim Saoem. @eri. an 2. Wit:
nod /. sc. in 922 go. 9lpe. N.-M
9Iois &einbart, Sefretar, 531 %
Str. GO.
ScmtId] . Mmerifanilher llnter.
Itiibnngs : &erein. Sic. @iega!to
Sefret0r, S24 CITE Ctr. S.-8. Gel.
Wfoin 2999m. @eri. am 2. SiensiuQ
/. sc. in 705 Siebente ctr. R.=8.
GlIGier &erein. Ieri. an 2. Mon
tag /. SO. in 7O5 Siebente Str. N..-@
g(o. S6aei0cr, Sefrct1r, sol Union
SopineS 9ant Building.
.NeienbarmltGbtcr llnteritiitnn9s'
&ereim, Chris. @eilltein, Yrdi. Sobr
Mcininger, SefretGr, 1858 ~llnipcriitp
9luce. @eri. ant 3. Mittpo6 i. DC.
in 922 $50. glne. N.=@.
SdiuGbiider Granfen llnteritiit
mnssOereim. Wiboel 9iet, Sefretar
500 $ StroBe SIC. &eri. ollt /
Oienstog i. 90. in Scr. 705 Sie6ente
Str. SIC.
GattoemtIdJe @ereen, @~albimatom,
>. Is. SefretGr: @m. Stltcrrlallr
II GbcItnut Str, Satoma Yarf, DC
Scri. om 1. 9omerstog i. 90. in 705
Sicbcnte ctr. M.-@.
Sentider lInteritiitnnss : Numb
Siitrift 100. Mih. 9ies, Sefret6s
600 $ StroBe SIC. @eri. am 4
0ienStug /. 90. in 922 ga. Mpe. q.
@.
Sentider llntcrititnmas @nno
Siitrift 40. Sefrctdr Solil Mei
nin0er, 255S l~lniperlitp Nlocc. @eri.
nm /. Mittpod /. M. in 922 go. Ipe
W.-@.
darlington Metser 1~Imteritib.
nngs-%crcin". ErGiioent: Moom Die.
.qclmonn, 1104 6 Ctr. &C. Scfrc,
tdr: Trit SeB, 1t2 Ate Ctr. &c.
Scr om 1. 0ienstng i. 81. IN 922
No. .aiuc. N.-@.
@iibelm Self llnteritatmnss-8e
iclihaft. &cri. am 3. Montag /. 90.
IN 922 go. Nbe. N..@. M,.ul Bad.
ihmiot, SefrctGr, 107 eyunrte Ctr.
Morboit.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-19
d BITE @lume.

rNun, 9err profefOr, pte bat
Sbnsn bas Gieb sefalen, bas metne
Ri9ts geitern abenb i'm 8erein gefun>
gen9"
u9m, tennen sic 0as 2ieo nStnge
tpem @efang ~gegeben9"
,Mleroings!"
.Ma alfo! Warum fagen Sic es
hann nidt Sbrer Srdulein Ni6te9!!"
Washington Journal., 1917-10-19
8tptIbtsnf f

~Teusttrtg bin i4, Baron, ipts sic
BITE pOIi3etitunbe um aebn ubr srtru'
esns"
sd ba6' mid aunG9it NAL UNI
einen YOiten aIs Recommendations
beporben. Da bin ib ~tpenisftens Der
Qebte bel ieber brennenoen 9aterne."
Washington Journal., 1917-10-19
@ebmrtem:

;arl lnb u. @einltein, &nabe.
frieor. mo Neaie Mobler, &nobe.
4. mo Hoic &irlteiM 8nnbc.
%ilb. II. @lilabetb @epri6, &nobe.
Feilip mo Ama @foff, Shade.
SoSesfaae:
t5eor9 unlo 6lorence 8ounlanm MGo-
d)en.
N'or nnb Glie gpplebaum, 9nobe.
Caroline 9omisfi, II Sabre, 17t7
Ni9gS Strobc.
@arriet Soroon, SO Sabre, 26 :,
Ctr. N.-@.
Gbei6liefmneem:
@ilbclm &obinion uno Morie S.
GGningcr.
lbonlos @igQS lno @oie 9. Sire
fer.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-19

a 9emtide Treimamrer 9usc
Xxx Nrminins, Mr. %, S.I.M.@
~ Ioom Sdneioer, SefretGr
sol Union Sobings @nnt Building.
Geri. am 1. unb 3. Oienstog /. M.
inn Nellen Walonic Sempel.
Washington Journal., 1917-10-19

9cmtIder Central @er6anb i'm 81
Itrift Columbia.
Yr1lioent: Martin &iegano;
/. &i5e-@rGi.: Sobn gllt;
2. 8ioe-Prai.: IS. 81. 8eoithero;
9. @i8c.%rGI.: &orl 46terfirhen
A. &i5c-9rai.: STU. @iiblcr;
5. @ise-@rGl.: S. u. 8eibe.
Gefretdr: @ultob 8en0er;
sdotmeilter Garl @ummel;
6ohncntrGger: Soc @onorad;
&erlommlllng ant A.. 0ienstag /. t
im .@oibington SGngerbuno, 314
6 Str. N.=@.
9entIder @aiienbaM sOercin. SRA
iioent Mortin @iegano; Sefretdr'
@m. S. Mepers, 1919 Srpin9 Str
Oireftorenoerl. am 2. Sonntag IN
99aiien6aus.
Jranen Silfsuerein. 6rau ausll=
time &uppertus, Yrdl. @erl. am 2.
0onnerstag /. Sc, A ubr natbnl. III
ser Anitalt.
Nranem NGbDerein. Sruu &otb
26ffler, Nrdlioentin. &eriommelt lIdl
monotli6 gemaB 9tcti5.
Semtl6er Grisserbnno. Seri. am
A. 0tontag /. sc. in 922 ga. @pe. Ss.
IS. Selomebel: s(lbert 2inobeimer
cor 2onsburgb Bros, 42O {. Str.,
N.=8.
Gmfel 8rGiis @ersmiisnngsnerein
@eri. am 9. 9icnStag /. M. I'M Son.
qerbuno. SEQ Wair, Setretar, 1881
lite Str. N.s8.
Yruipeet !Sia Cemetery. @m.
Stiebling, Graiibept; @m. Martin,
GefretGr; Gbas. 8ridlueooe, Stae-
meiiter. @eri. am 1. Sreita9 /. Wt,
in 500 9te Ctr. N.=@.