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New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Rioting Negroes Arrested
Troopers Refused to Allow
Whites to Pass Theate

Waco, Tex, july S0.-All the negro
soldiers of the oath United States In
fantry who took part in last nights
clashes with the local auth horitirs have
been accounted for. Six were arrested
not long after the disturbances took
place. Fourteen others who escaped to
the environs of the city 4eport-L at
camp this morning, and were placed
under guard. Everything Wa get to-
day.
Last nights trouble was provoked by
negro soldiers refusing to allow white
persons to pass a negro motion picture
show
Will Jones, a nego trooper, was shot
in the head, and Patrolmen Todd,
Edgar Williams and Neal Harris, all
white, were slightly injured.
The troops arrived yesterday from
FL Psso to do temporary guard duty
over government property at Camp
Macarthur, pending arrival Of Wiscon-
sin and Michigan forces.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Warning to Heroes
One Is Sued for Injuring Girl
He Saved in Lake

When Warren D. Hayden, of Worces-
ter, Mass, plunged overheard from his
motor boat on Lake Quinsigamond and
rescued Miss Josephine Depatie from
drowning he little thought, says The
Brockton (MassO Enterprise" that he
had started a $4,000 damage suit right
there.
A few days later he was enlightened.
The girls father, Charles Depatie,
brought the action, alleging that Hay
den's boat upset the canoe in which
rescuing her Hayden used her so rough
pendicitis. for which she had to under
20 an operation
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Mrs. Tulip Sues Again

Hackenssck, N. j., July 8O.-Papers
in a divorce action against the Rev.
Peter A. Tulp, formerly pastor of Epis.
copal and Reformed churches here and
in Newark, were returned to-day to
the Sheriff Of Bergen County for ser
vice. Mr.. TULIP has enlisted in the
army and is now at Fort Slocum. New
York.
II is the second divorce action Mrs.
Tulp has brought. She alleges deser-
ton. In refusing to grant a divorce
last year Vice Chancellor Fowler con-
fessed to an impression that TULIP was
without any sense Of honor or morality,
although he ordered stricken from the
record Mrs. Tulips opinion that Mr.
Tulip wSs "ths biggest liar in the
sa1ld." ~
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Actors Offer to Help
American Red Cross
Mary Anderson May Appear
With Them at Huntington,
September

Leading foreign and American actors
have offered their services for the two
benefit performances which the Amer
ican Red Cross will stage at the Rose
mary Open Air Theatre at Huntington,
Long Island, on September !. The
theatre, which will be opened formally
on this occasion, is situated on the
estate of ROLAND r. Conklin and VIII
hold several thousand persons.
Definite announcement of the nature
Of the entertainment will be made later
II is hoped that all the Allied nations
will be represented. Mrs. Whitelaw
Reid is endeavoring to induce Mary
Anderson TO return to this country and
appear. Mrs. Navarro, as she Is now
recently made her temperance on the
London stage in a pageant, in whlch
she represented America.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
u. S. to Call On
Mexico to Gust
Its German Spies
Fletcher Will Call Car
ranza's Attention to Neu-
trality Violations

Washington, July $3.50 numerous
have become the reports Of German spy
activities and propaganda in Mexico
that Ambassador Fletcher is prepared
upon his arrival at Mexico City to call
the attention of the Mexican govern
ment to the links in that country be-
tween Berlin and German agents in
the United States.
Officials of the State Department do
not call into question the integrity Of
the Mexican government, but the re-
ports have left no room TO doubt the
existence of q German organization n
Mexico whose Vaccinations may be de-
fined as a violation of MeXlcO's Eeu-
trality The Carranzs government Is
believed, in fact to be disturbed by
the abuse of its hospitality, anc there
is a feeling here that the time i3 not
far distant when certain representa-
tives in Mexico Of the German Foreign
Office may be officially questioned as
to their activities.
Proof of Propaganda
How extensive the work of the Ger
man agents has been in forwarding
information to Germany by MAJ! or
other means has not been ascertalned
by American agents, but evidence OF
their tireless activity in propaganda
has been produced. When Carl Heynen
was arrested a few weeks ago on tho
charge of spy activities in the United
States it was not known that his work
extended to Mexico, but since then
evidence has been produced to indicate
that he was very intimately connected
with the German spy system there, and
that the men who formerly reported
to him are continuing their efforts.
One man whom agents Of the United
States are watching is Richard Evers-
busch, the German consul, at Tampico.
Mr.. Eversbusch was the partner in
business of Mr.. Heynen, the firm name
for many years heing Heynen e.
Eversbusch.
While almost every other govern
ment has decreased the number of its
consular representatives in Mexico
Minister Won Eckhardt has been al the
capital since the overthrow Of Huerta.
Will Urge Expulsion
It will be pointed out to the Mexican
government that in the event Of rea-
sonable proof of undue activities by
any German consul or diplomat pre-
cedent for expulsion from the country
can be found in the cases Of Dumba,
Won Papen and Boyd.
The American government is not
concerned so greatly at the suggestion
that Mexico is used as a relay point
for military information as it is over
the constant and apparently uninter-
rupted German propaganda emanating
from Mexico and over the possibility
Of curtailment of the Mexican oil sup
ply. The recent strikes in the Tam
pico oil region have caused some
anxiety and it has been freely charged
that they were caused by German
agents working in some cases through
the !. ". w.
Recently increased taxes on crude
petroleum and its derivaties already
have resulted in a voluminous corre-
spondence between the State Depart
ments of the two governments, but
danger of any curtailmcnt Of the sup
ply by reason of that has passed, most
Of the operators paying the tax either
with or without protest
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Liberal Forum Urges
State Food Control

At the suggestion of George W.
Perkins, the Liberal Forum, meeting in
Labor Temple. Second Avenue and
Fourteenth Street, adopted resolutions
last night urging the state to buy and
sell food and to build cold storage
plants. The resolutions will be sent
to Albany. Mr. Perkins announced that
ne had bought $4,000 sheep last week
in Oregon to sell to New York State
farmers.
Miss Sallie Jean, of the Mayors Food
Aid Committee. said that 750 children
had been discovered in the Gramercy
district who were victims Of malnu-
triton. Their mothers, she said, had
been invited 70 attend a cooking class
established by the committee.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Mercury SO in Albany

Albany, July 80.-oficial thermome-
ters in the Federal Building here reg
istered SO degrees at noon, for the
hottest day of the summer and the
hottest July day since 1913.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Red Cross Sends Special Mission

Wichita, Kan July 3O.-Henry ].
Allen, of this city. has been named by
the National Red Cross Council as
member of the special commission TO
90 to France. fhe commission will
spend fve weeks In France. An early
departure u expected
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
90 Degrees in Chicago

Chicago, July 3O-Chicsgo suffered
In the hottest weather Of the year to-
day, the thermometer reading a maxi
mum Of 80 degrees. Relief is promised
for tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Boston Hottest in Five Year.

Boston, July 30.-The hottest weather
in FIVE years WAS recorded officially
here to-day. with a Thermometer read
ing Of es degrees. A breeze which set
In about 2 o. m. checked further rise.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
One Dead in Philadelphia

Philadelphia, July 3O.--With a maxi
rum Of 81 degrees, all heat records
for III. last two years were broken
her. to-day. On. death and numerous
nrostrstlons .dus 10 the heat were
yspoYt4d
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Adamson Predicts Victory

The Fusion Committee also gave ou'
q letter of acceptance from Flre Com.
missioner Robert Adamson, whom Y
nominated for President Of tne pear.
OF Aldermen on the same Gay u ~.
nominated the Mayor, July -V' "''
Adamson writes in part:
"You are taking up the nght as''ss,. .ss
Tammany Hall at q time Wneh w ..s
prospect of a permanent triumph syri,ss Wi,s
more hopeful than ever before. ~. 80.
many reverses and discouraSemenIVI,,, ~,
This citizen warfare has gone on ~.
manv wears. Fer a long time s.. suees.
seemed hopeless, and New loiAS., ,.'.,
were apparently resigned 20 nS 49,.
what was perhaps the worst ana isSs' ~.
progressive city government N Iv Iv
world. But now citizens geheI.',ii .I. u
are beginning TO realize that tne typvws, yp,s,
government they have 50 long lo.ss. -.
for and almost despaired OF ever -,
tirq has al last been achieves II "a
administration of Mayor Mltehe' anu -"
associates. ,-.;u;s,rs.ioa
that your committee has been !gius; -,
Tba voters Of the city are 20 deelae w.
fall whether they are willing 20 isri
diate a government OF this. klnd "a
give up the gains whlch HS ',ubt in
made. There should De no ~ "a, AZ.
these circumstances OF wha' ''''
cision will be-"
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09
Nus Oeuti6en &ir@en.
GuueurOia gemtiuSe.

Sn Der Nreoigt ant bergangenen
Sonntag pur0e MIR in fur5en Nn-
%Oeutungen ouf Die aitgenblidli6e
&riegsloge bingemieien, 0ogegen
nobm has ongemeine &ir9engebet
8e5ug auf oielelbe in ser Siirbitte,
nidt MIR fir ben 8r6iioenten nno
ltnier eigenes 2ano, ionoern aud fir
infer 8rlt6erbolf oriiben. Die DRIFT.
Iihe Siirbitte miro ood ipobL, @ott
Sob, ME ais 1tn%neutroler Ift geltem-
pelt meroen. Ole MISUNDERSTANDING
lung geitaItete iih brett 5u einem
@cbetsgottesoienit, 51 Dem cine Sc
tra6tltng iiber Die 8itte n9ein &eid
fomme" Die 2~eitgeoonfen orgob.
&ieGei6t empfinoet aud mander Sc.
ier bieier 3eiIen oas TroitIihe, ons
Die @eneinoe in Dem alien 2ieoer=
morte fono:
8er MIR ben lieben @ott IGBt paIten
ltno boffet a1tf Sbn a~lle5eit,
Sen miro @r ipltnoerbar erboIten
Sn oler Scot 1tno Srourigfeit.
User @ott Dem Maerb0dlten trout,
Der bat allf feinen Sonb gebalt.
Die uGoncoroio @emeinbe" looet
one Oeuti6en, ipeI1e feline onoertpei-
tigen fir6liden 8erbinoltngen baben,
SIT oieier 3eit Defenders ber5Iid gum
9eiuf ibrer @ottesoienlte elm. Die
Wtorgenpreoigt ON Sonntog finoet
Inn II llbr itott.
Der Sraltenperein b%erionnteIte iif)
am Mittipod Ho6ntittog sur &C.
m0bnIiden 3eit inter gutter 9eteili-
guite Der @Iieoer. @uBer Sen itcts
notigen &outinegeidGften ergob itd
@elegenbeit etipos CUR 1lnteritiibung
elmer Somilie 5it t11rt, in ipeIAer ser
Soltsbater ieit reidlid iefs5ebn Mo=
noten burd cine 2Gbmlng orbeitslln-
fdbig geipeien lit. 8ie niibIid ermei=
len ii6 nnlere Gereine, neben bielen
anoeren 3nefen, ood) alt6 in iol1en
6Glen. Eaitor Wen5el lit germ be-
reit, in oieiem beionoeren Sale sic
Termittlnng Deitercr @aben, Die
lebr ongebradt fino, 5u iibernebmen.
Tieleidt meiB ser Cine ooer Mn6ere
BON elmer leidten Nrbeit fir Den SSn-
pnlioen, Der imltanoe it, etipo cine
Stellung als 8abter 81 iibernebmen.
9ie @eburtstagsfinoer oes Con-
coroio @ereins fir Den Monot Sebru-
ar limo Die 5ralten 9. @ittitaot, @e-
org Sch, Wa. 2otterner, SO. @ngels,
.. AsnlarL 9. &rumfe 1lno @. Ran
ser.
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09
gisnen i'm @inter.

fir cine CUTE DISCRIMINATING 6ei
3iensn finn MGrme unb Rube etns
beenbet uno bic Siere ruben BON Der
Der Rube tpGbreHb Der talteu Wintsr'
ronots. Der esrtnsite @tOB, bic
tIeinite 8epegune, Die Dintertroubs
Iodert fi9, bie 3ebrung nimmt gu uni
nit ibr tritt bic Gefdbr bes Rubrous'
bru6es ndber uno ndber. &aBen,
@sfliieeI II. +. ip.. Oos oft S4uB an
ben 8ienenfdnoen Iu9t. lit bober bon
BIER fe~rnalbalten. Mdufe Tu6en iif
oft bur@ bic perengerten 5luglO4er
Gsnsons in Die StDde gu perf4affen.
tuGlr lie au6 ni9t in ben Stod toms
msu, 10 beunrubissn lie Die 8ieneH
bod bierbur9 febr. Die Wtouiefout
lit nlIo fir IoIden 8sfu9 auf benz
8ienenItonoe in 8ereiti4uft gu bolten.
Reben @ube unb WGrms beoiirfeu
ole iiberpinternbeu 9ienen elmer reis
nen 2uft. t9ier bat Der Smter bel
ieinen tdeIidsu &unogdn9en am 8te'
uenltanb Ii9 nnpon gu iiberSeu9en, oab
he Jluel0Ger nidt perftOpft limb, nee
ger ourh tote 8ienen. nod our4 Gaa'
luub, nod pur1 G9nee ober Sis. Bee
merit Der Smter @aFer ouf Dem Boz
benbrett oes Gtodes, in Solge Der
Musbiinftun9en, 10 1T Der Stod bon
binten ettpd Elm brittel 3oa gu beben.
Damit Die Jeu9tidfeit einen 4blauI
burd1 bas Tiuslou betommt. Aud
Der @interIonnenf9ein fon nod MDgs
Ii9teit BON Den StDden ~dbsebalten
perDen. er erregt bic 8ienen.
GiinfunbbreiBig pfunO 9oG1unDer:
beeren peroeu NIT flint quart TluB.
tpoFer eets9t, our9 einen leinener
8eutel gebriidi, Der genonnene Sofi
nit atpanaig Yfunb 3uder dbermals
cine Stunbe gefo9t nab gum abfiib.
len binseftelIt. ST Die 5lifiieteit lou
tparm geDoroen, 10 feBt mon Diel
Q0ffel DoI gutter Sefe bin3u unb lGbi
fie apOIf Stunoen sdbren; na9 ab.
lnuf bieier 3ett flint mar iie in cir
GGB1en. bos rad einisen Sagen Der:
ipunoet miro unb adt Mo4en lang
unbetiibrt lieeen bleiben mub. Sn.
apiiden bereitet mol cine @hena aug
atpeiunoeinbalb lln5en 3immt, eint
babe unae parabiestorner, fiinf5ebr
Nslten, elmer MeHstfpibe bon Sanbel
elmer Meferfpibe BOZ peiBem pfeffer.
etpas Sn9tper, @alsant, Macisbliite.
tpeI9es man allies in Der Npotbete fid
pulperifieren lGBt. Damn in cine Jlaf4t
flint uno NIT eutem Meinipirit iber:
gotten gum Deftiuieren pier3ebn Saet
In bic Gonne ooer on einem partner
Srt iteIt; auleBt fii9t man e;n 2Gffelr
den bon Nmbra bin3u unb 9ibt Dor
biefer @Hen5. ipenn man ben Mein
Der nod adt Mohen gum Nbaieber
reif 1T. piir3iser baben min, fiinfaebr
Biz 5tpanaig SrOpfen in jeoe Jlaf4e:
aud tam man mad 9eidmad nod
stpas 3uder bin5ufiigen.
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09
TIMER Tragcfafcn.

Gpradlcbrer. SebIerbaftes 0eutih
bleibt oenno6 9eutid nno nniere
ifone Sprn6e l6Bt iid rett Diel ge'
fonen. Cine CUTE Mntmort erteiItc
cinnol Ser SumoriIt Sopbir OIL 5mei
4bonnentinblert, oie frogten-@ir
Itreiteit, Oh cS beibt, Sd babe Sbnen
gepunfen, ooer i6 bobe Sbnen &C.
nifft.
Meil gor SIT i6on i'm @los Ser @ein
~geblunfen,
&ut li6 Der Sans 6ifpoa getrintt.
9rouf lit I'M 3id5of er mad SalS
gebunfen
lln0 ieincr @rete in Sen Irm geiinft.
9ie ober bat gon5 5ornig oobepunferl
limo binter Inn 0ie Siire 5ugcflungen
Nnf Der Sranti6an. Inter ltm-
itGnoen fam Der Onfel ieine Stifte
bciraten. ~9(Geroines fam er ni1t
Die Eo6ter ieiner Ieibli6en Sdlpe-
Iter beiroten. ga er aber Die S6me-
tier leiner Srou beiraten fam (por-
olt8geIeet ieinc 5rau lit tot 10 fam
er oud) bic Iodter Der Sdweiter
iciner 6ron bciroten unO Oiele muroe
ia aud5 81 leinen Nidten ge5dblt.
&arl SdnlSc. llnicre 9feoierung
fam es nidt perbinoern, 6ob Alneri.
ner in Der en9liifen ODER in Der
fran50iii6en @rn1ee fGmpfen. Sc
gen 10000 ioGen es bereits tim. 9ie
2eitte iino ober nift ldnger @merifo-
ner.
Ger Snfel.
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09
ct. Marienfird)c.

Die Mitelieoer Ser 5rauen-s ooo-
litot geben am Sonntog BEL ser 7
nbr Weiie gemeini1oftlih CUR M.
aommunion. am @odmittog nm 8
ubr baben iie ibre Mnoa6t nit fur
ser Treoigt in Der Stride llno barouf
Notwithstanding IN Ser Sdn(-
bale.
Der I~ltarperein bot feline Ser
lommlung gleid nod ser 8esper, Die,
nie on alien Sonntoeen, INN A llbr
lit oieien Sonntog.
Ser bodlu. Serr Srperior bes Sb-
lntcn Serninars BEL Ser fatbolilhen
uniperlitat, 8erp &eb. 6. s. StrallB,
miro einen greoigt=G GURUS boIten an
oen Wtitttpo6 4benoen in ser 6olten-
5elt, beginneno NIT 4i6ermittuod,
81. Sebruar.
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09

0entider Gentral-@ erban6 I'M 0i-
itrift Columbia.
Hr1iiocnt: Meortin @iegano;
1. @i3e-&rai.: Ssobn 9llt;
2. 8i5e=NrGf.: IS. 81. 8eaubero;
3. @iac-GrGf.: &orl Ndterfirden /;
A. @i5c-&r6i.: STU. @iiblcr;
5. @i8e=@rai.: S. 81. @eibe.
SefretGr: @uItab Bender;
Sdabmeiiter: Garl 9ammel;
SabnentrGger: Soc @onoraf;
@"eriammlung am A. 0ienstag /. DC.
I'M u@aibington S1ngerbuno, 3t4
6 Ctr. N.=@.
o0amen-@erein bes 9entidamcri-
fanifdem 1914-'15 Silfs-&omitteess"
8eri. am 1. un0 8. Sreitog /. &C., I'M
Sdngerbuno, 314 6 StraBe N.=@.
Sreunoe iino ber3li6lt ~eingclaoen.
Hrdiioentin: Sralt M. 2in5ba9; &C.
fretdrin: Sralt Dora 8oett9er, t211
q Strabe N.-O.
0eMtfdcr @aiienbansnerein. 8rd-
lioeiit .Mnrtin @iegano; Sefretdr
8m. S. Wepers, 1919 Srbing Str.
S6asmeilter: Gbas. g. gfogier, Oil
@alt Capitol Ctr. Oireftorenberi. anl
2. 0onnerstae i'm SGngerbuno.
Tranen @ilfsucrein. Srau Mugll=
fine &~uppertus, Yrdi. Seri. am 2.
0onnerstag i. &c., 8 llbr nohm. I'M
Der Mnltalt.
6ranen N~Gbbereim. .syran &otb.
9offler, 8r6iioentin. @eriammeIt iif
m~onatli9 gcmGB Noti5.
ScntIder &riescrbnn6. 8erl. am
4. Wtontag /. sc. in 922 Ga. Mpe. &C.
@. Selonebel: gilbert 2inobeimer,
core 2ansbureb Bros, 420 Z. Str,
N.-@.
Smfel 8rGis @ersnisnnssbereim
@eri. am 2. Oienstag i. 90. I'M San-
gerbuno. Geo Mair, Sefret1r, 1881
lite Ctr. N.-@.
Yruipeet Sill Cemetery. Wm.
Stieblins, 8rdiioent; Bm. Martin,
Sefretdr; @bas. 8ridmeo6e, SaaB-
m%eiiter. @eri. am 1. Sreitag /. 90.
in S22 9te Ctr. N.-@.
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09
8ebmrten:

Selnrid II. Srene S9reiber, anobe.
=; Y. gella Solbnlann, &nabe.
Wll9elm ltno g. Starb, Wdoden.
Srleorid uno 6. Geb, Mdoden.
Sarl nno Soa Slider, Mabhen.
Garl u. Warg. Mfepers> MGoden.
8tlbelm nno S. Sbies, anabe.
Y. ilno Srene 8eisler, MGoden.
Su6esfale:
o. :. %. &obrer, IA Sabre, .Sbt
Holano", 2. uno @1o. ape. So.
Sreoeride 0eumonn, 70 Sabre
1875 5. Str. N.-@.
u. 3. @ebinaer, A Sabre, II. g.
Soloatenbeim.
Str. N.-8.
Sotis s. Seoermii6, 81 Sabre, ct.
eiilabetb Soipitol.
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09
0efans . &ereinc.

BaibinstOn SGnserbnnb, Scr. 3I4
G-StraBe N.-8. Gilbert 2epber, Yra-
Iibent; u. 8rauner, SefretGr, 314 6
Str. @.-8. q. @umpre1t, Dirigent.
Singitunoe ieoen Mittmoh Mben6.
Direftorcn-geri am 2. Montag i. 90.
Germania @anner6or, 922 Ga.
ape. N.-@. Hrdi. Sobn @eif; sc.
frctGr: Martin Saiaing, 2t57 q. 9.
Ibe @.-@. Dirigent: emil S. gbri.
Itiani. Seri. am / Oonnerstog i.M.
Sinaitunoe icoen Donnerstas abeno.
Sangerbmno 0amenberein. 8eri.
am 2. MittuoH |. 81, aben6s s ltbr,
i'm SGngerbuno.
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09

'Nrinn Samenncrein. Srnt 8.
Grrtmfe, 9rGi. @eri. am 9. Mittpof
/. &C., abenoS s ltbr, i'm SGngerbuno.
2an6smannidaftlide nmS 11nteritiit.
nngs : Screine.
&ereim Saben. @eri. on 2. Mitt-
nod /. sc. in 922 @a. 9(pe. N.-8.
9lloiS &einbart, SefretGr, 531 2te
Ctr. &C.
&erein Sa1ern. SerI. am /. Mon.
tog i. so. in 922 go. S(be. N.-@.
Sbeo. Sefert, SefretGr, 1910 Sla.
@be. N.=@.
9enti6 : Mmerifaniidcr Inter.
ftiitnngs : &erein. geic. @legalto,
Sefretdr> 1924 Cite Str. S.-8. Sci
Drain 2999m. &eri. am 9. 9ienstaq
/. SO. in. 705 Siebente Str. 9.=@.
Gliaiier @ereim. 8eri. am 2. Mon.
fog /. 80. in 705 Siebente Ctr. M.-@.
No. Sdneiber, SefretGr, sol Union
Sabings @anf Building.
SeiienbarmftGSter 1tnterltiitnnas.
Iereia. emil Spobn @rGi. Sobn
Wfeininger, SefretGr, 1858 uniberfitp
Glace. @eri. am 8. Mittmob i. sc.
in 922 @a. 9lse. @.-@.
Sdiuabiider &ramfem : 1~lnteritit-
itngsberein. Wei1ael Oieb, Sefretar.
629 $ StraBe SEC. 8eri. am 1.
Oienstag !. sc. in Ger. 7O5 Siebente
Str. N.-@.
EattOentider @ereen, NaIbinaton,
.. s. Sefretdr: @m. S%tuermann,
II GbeItnut Str, Safoma @arf, 90.
@eri. am /. 0onrerstag i. sc. III 7O5
Siebente ctr. N.=W.
Seitider ltnteritiitmngs : Smnb,
Siitrift 100. Mid. Oieb, Sefretar,
629 s StraBe W.-@. @eri. am 4.
Oienstag i. sc. in 922 $50. glpe. &C..
SO.
Sentider llnteritiitnngs : 8nnb,
Siitrift 40. Sefretir Syobn Mei,
ninger, 1868 %llniperiitp 8lace. 8erf.
nm 1. @ittpo6 |. 90. in 922 Na. Mbe.
H.-@.
n8aibinston Mctser ~1tntcriiib.
anss-@erein". 8rdiioent: Moam Die.
gelmann, 1104 s Str. &c. Sefre.
TOR: Srib SeB, 112 Ate Str. N.-@.
Ieri. am /. Oienstag i. sc. in 922
ga. Nbc. N.-@.
8il9elm Self ltnterititnnas-8e.
ieaidaft. geri. ON 8. Mlontog i. 90.
in 922 ga. @pe. Sob. Saul @od,.
i9miot, Sefretar, 1O7 Giinfte ctr.
Horoolt.
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09
ct. Spbaumes- Stride,

gde AZ uno 8 Str. S.-W.
Worgen-@ ottesoienit I'M ii llbr
Ibeno @~otteSoienit I'M s llbr.
Sonntagsidule Inn 10 ubr.
&onfirmonoen : l1nterriAt: Diens.
fags nafn. Inn A l1br.
aonfirnlanoen : llnterrid)t fir Gr.
ipodllene @ittipo1 Mbenos Inn 7 ubr
@ebets anoadt jeoen @ittmod
Abcno Tim s llbr.
Vim 0ienstoa, oen 20. Gebruol
9iot one st. Sobannesfirde elm Mu
tern &oiten in ser CTS SoIe. 9ts
2 ctr. W,-@. @ae iinb ba5, bers
lld)lt einaeIooen.
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09
Sttarb SnpnD's iueltberiib mite
Gpgnnes iinS SIT $3.50, $500,
nn0 $500 bas solle Enart je
mad glitter at babcn bel GgriItian
fanoer, 909 Ute Str.

-g8ie es beiBt, merOen Der Oeitt=
Ide @oti1after, leine Satin, Die Wtit-
glieoer Der 8ptihoft iolpie Die 8eoie-
nung uno sic &oniuln am nadlten
0ienstog oie &eile nuf Dem Oampfer
u6reoerid ser Mdte" na6 ibrer SET
mat antreten. ltneefdbr 300 9erio-
men geboren gum 8eamtenltob Der
9otldoft uro Der &oniulate. Sim
nGd)lten Sonntog Nbeno meroen Die
Mfitelieoer Ser 8otIdaft bon 8aib-
ington in einem Sonbercoupe nad
Seem Oorf obreilen. @raf bon 8ern-
ltorff mar iebr nieoergei6lagen, ais
er pom 8ru6 5miiden 9eltti6lallo
uno gulerifo borte. Seine Satin
lit cine %geborene Mmerifonerin. Die
&oli5ei miro es. li6 b%eionOers ange-
legen iein laiielL Dab es 81 feinen
Iusi6reitungen ben 9lbreiicnoen ge-
gcniiber fommt.
Oral BON 8ernitorff erbielt bonn
oeuti1en Safer oas Giierne &rcl,5
nit Dem meiBen @on0e. Dieie Nlls-
5ei6nung miro 3ibilperionen berlie-
ben fir 0ienite mGbreno oes &ric9es.
-ltniere offentliden S6ulen lei
ben an &oblenmangel. Die beftigc
&Glte, Die in ben letteit Sogen bier
6errfhte, bereitete oen S6ulborlte=
bern groBe &opfidmer5en, mie lie
'&oblen lperoen erbdlten fonnen. 9ie
meilten Sdulen baben MIR einen9Sor-
rot fir 2 Gage. Die 6orce Sdrle
muBte om 9ienstag einige Stlnoen
gei6loilen meroerL oa 0ie Sei5appa-
rate ni6t in Srotung ipnren.
Der 9ireftor ser Miin3e Ser Ser.
Staoten, Serr bon gngelfen reiig-
nierte bon ieinem Soften. Ct miro
oemndhit Die Stelle ols Director ser
Seoerul 2anobanf in Columbia, g..
g., %iibernebmen. Serr bon @ngel-
fen lit cine electromagnetic TerI0nlid-
felt.
-Somuel &obrL 80 Sabre aft, elm
angeItellter inn bieligen S6neamt,
eroete iein 2eben i'm ga0e3immer
ieines 2ogierbouies, 1888 Srpine
Str. gr lpuroe in einen fritiihen
3ultonoc aufgefu1ocn 1tno naf 6eln
Garfield Soipital eeidafft, wolelbit
er balo itarb. 9ieie Sat muroe bon
ibm perilbt mGbreno zines 8eluhes,
ben ibm iein Gater ltno @ruoer bier
obltattefen. Sem idlehter 3ultanb
lol lbn oa5u peronlaBt baben.
-Senator Sbermon bon Nortb
Carolina bot i'm Senat cine @orlooe
eingereid)t, Die oie 8eitrafunq bon
Terionen, Die ii1 ser Spionoge id,ltI-
dig mofelL porausiiebt. 9ie Strofe
1T iebr itreng; 3itdtbaus audi fir
~Sebens5cit fam iih ein Spion 8ll-
5icDen.
Gin gfeeer nabm neltlid Sic
@elobii6ie oes 3eitungsitan6es III
Der Union Station an iid. Gr lief NIT
ieiner geute ollr6 sic ipeiten SaI(en.
Gr 8og es no6 lGngerer @~erfoIeuna
Dor, Die 8eute auf8ugeben lrno fem
Seil in Der Slltdt an iuden. Ser
9ieb mar ungefdbr 25 Sabre aft.
SIN Georgetown Canal fono
man Die 2eide ser @egerin SoyuIio
Wtottbelps. Sic mobnte an Ser 9.
Str. S.-@. 8or ungefGbr 10 Sooen
perihipono iie bon Souie, filr5 mad,
lbrer Gntlaiiung aus Dem gmer,
gei1cp Soipital. Die Eoli5ei iuftc
nod ibr, bod mar iie nidt all finoell.
Vim Wontag ipltroc i'm Senot
Die Ginmanoerungsborloge nit Dem
loeenannten .literacp teit" nit 2S7
Qegcn 1O6 Stimmen angenommen.
gefonntli6 lit 8r6iioent @iIlon oe-
gen Die &lauieI ulo Dies mar. Ser
@rnno, oaB er Die @orlage betierte.
Sebf 1T tie angenommen noroen uno
niro @eies aud obne feline Sauftion.
Washington Journal., 1917-02-09
GD. 2ntb. 9reieinigfeits- Stride,
gde 4. 11no 6. 6tr. 81 80

Vde 4. ltn0 .. Str. W.-W.
@ottesoienite: Sonntags II III,
nlorgens, oeutid; 7.3O llbr abenos
en9lii6.
Sonntagsi6ltIe $50 llbr morgens
Ser Oamen : SiIfsberein ser lit
tberiiben 9reifaltigfeitsfirde, At,
uno 6 StraBe N.-8., beipiniate il
per lesten S~eriammlung 10 Dollars
titr Die Slide oes 8aoaors. Ser 9e
trag lpuroe 5ralt Sdleider iiberee
ben.