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Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
WOULD INCREASE ALL
 JUDGE SALARIES IN
 STATE OF ARIZONA
Representative Faires Intro duces Bill Which Would Help the Bench Meet the High Cost of Living"
(By Review Leased Wlre)

PHOENIX, Jan. 27.-For the pur- pose of increasing the salaries gener- ally of the Judiciary of the state, Rep resentative Faires, chairman of the judiciary committee of the house, has introduced an amendment to the pres ent law regarding the salaries of such officers. The two most noted in- creases in the bill are those relating to the justices of the supreme court, which the bill seeks to raise to $S, 900 annually-the present stipend be ing S50O0; and the reporter of ieci- sions from $500 to $2400. The judges of the superior courts in the counties come in for substantial raises also, in order that they may combat the high cost of living and kindred evils. Yavapai, Maricopa, Pima, Gild and COchise judges now receive SiO00 for each twelve months of service, the bill would raise this to S6000. In like manner wearers of judicial ermile in Apache, Navajo, Coconino, Mohave, Yuma, Pinal, Graham and Santa Cruz who get S3000 would receive S5000; and Greenlee's judge who is in a class by himself getting S3500 would mount the stairs to the s5500 class. It is noticeable that the reporter of deci- sions who was prior to the passage of the salary bill of the last legisla- ture getting S2400 was in the opera ton of the political weathervane viO lently reduced to $500, whereupon the distinguished holder of the position hurriedly resigned and Miss Alice Birdsell, one of Arizona's woman law yers was invited to do the work which she did. It is not known if the pres ent reporter of decisions is prepared to die of fright because of the pro jected violent increase of the salary of $500 per year. but it is conjectured in official circles that the high cost of living has much to do with the propo- sition.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 2s, 1917.
AMERIcANIsM FOR THE WORLD.


 If George Washington, who in his great Farewell Ad his felow-countrymen against foreign ali ances, living today, what would he do?
 If Thomas Jefferson, who wrote the Declaration of Independence, were alive today. what would he do?
 If James Monroe, who shaped the famous doctrine which for nearly century maintained inviolable liberties territories nations of this hems phere alive today, what would he do?
 If Abraham Lincoln, who presided the greatest war ever fought in the past human freedom, were alive today, what would he do?
 all these Fathers of the Republic could sit down today with Woodrow Wilson William H. Taft any other American who represents typical American aspirations and present foreign conditions what would that council decide?
 Would all these agree that the time has abandon traditional policy isolation and enter larger sphere?
 Washingtons advice dictated by caution. He wanted struggling young republic to play safe Can we imagine him counselling us that the time has come when safety lies remaining aloof, and therefore subject by foreign coalitions joining a foreign coalition that include so many great powers that attack will be possible.
 Can We imagine Jefferson with his passion for democracy, urging that should influence and to make free ideals prevail everywhere? Can not imagine Monroe glowing with pride and eagerness the possibility of extending his policy the whole earth insuring nation, large small against aggression?
 Can imagine Lincoln who freely risked much half make free, willing risk something in the time of prestige power help make all free work their destiny? And isn't a noble vision revealed the presidents address to the senatea vision of the American ideals for which have bled and struggled expanded to fill the whole earth-a vision of United States of tine World in which all mems possessions persons and souls shall be free?
 It may be impractical, but who knows? All ideals look impractical at first
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
COULD CRUMbLE
 CAPITAL FROM AIR
Continued From Page One,

(COntlnued From Page One)
 dents cabinet, an aviation class in- cluding many thousands of young men throughout the country; a driv- ing home of broad conceptions of aeronaut.cS needs on the floor oi con gress; a comprehensive aero coast defense system, including a cOntinu- ous cOrdon of sentinel airplanes off shore; coordination of efforts to de- velop aeronautics backed by power ful financial interests, and a great center aeronautic factory.
 Former Senator Young pleaded for national efforts to weld the country into one nation. He urged that every practice of accepting foreign fashions and views from philosophy and music to woman's dresses, be discouraged and that no immigrant be admitted
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
GYNCHINGS.

The lynchng problem after all, is primarily a per sona question, depending the grit and gumpion of public officials .Governor Stanley of Kentucky demon. strated that the lher day when he faced mob single handed, made it take the prisoner back jail and tlen guarantee of good faith ordered prompt trial.
 A mob is always coward when faced by con- bining Authority with Nerve.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
1000 GERMAN GIRLS REPORTED KILLED IN
 DRESDEN EXPLOSION

PARIS, Jan. 27. - X Dresden * arsenal has been blown up and * thousand women and young girls s: killed, according to a letter taken * from German soldier dated De s cember 30.
 * The letter was written from s Dresden and the writer said that * all the windows within a radius * of r miles were broken by the ]; authorities were keeping the * news secret. x ;. < ss * < *
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-02-15
SPEED OF NO RETURN
-o~ Fas. a1 Object Must Travel tc
 Es=z1s irts Space.

The sF=ss q aC- return t that speed Tzic1 one Eo1ld have 70 send body bullet to- instance. straight gp ia -E= air % ghz- .t ~ould never come lack. -1e rate ot this speed has been estimated Q be about seven miles z ==ccld. ]. z bellet could be giren -14t g=locity s~ay from the earth il 7~9-lc zevev fall back 70 cur plane,. l-- vesld trar@l osl into space ii ar o-t.t ot is o-z around the sun.
 A5 ro The possibilities ot anything =T=- s.-s.aiag this speed. 10 oBe can sar Scientists gay all they know i= r1z- The friction Of he air would prob ably melt and then Taporize the body before it succeeded in getting through r1e esrh's ocean ot air The speed 0. me modern army bullet is about one rTe.tr1 Of The speed ot no return, b. ing li.tle oyer z half z mile z second
 Instances of tae speed Of no retUrr. s-= s==a @he1 mereors fall into the a. rlos2ae.e ot the earth. They rery sci dsn actually reach tae ezrths sur face. but are melted and yaporized by zae enormous amount of heat eYoived fso1n friction xith The air zt such ar eaoEuoslE velocity Exchange
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-02-15
NEWS FROM DIME
 CREEK ENCOURAGING
Nome Nugget Dec. A

Victor Anderson writing from Dime creek reports a very promising look ing 1amp. Valentine and Company in the second tier benches have just goc down with a working shaft and found very good pay. Gundersou aas us, had his boiler placed on his ground and expects to be at work in a few days Moon. Guisle7 and partners are working on No above. Gawiler and Gloo- have Their gin pole up and are building ID g dump. Lowell brothers dump is growing steadily. Rylander and McNally are busy opening up No. , above. Peterson brothers have com n,eueed prospecting the bench of or No ? above fi-Sr tier. lIaBak and O'SI,liyaE are prospecting second tier of No abovz Lowell brothers have taken 3 lease from Al Wilson and will further prospect 1he pay dir struck oy saa latter 2t one hundred feet in rae flfsh fer of ot No 3 below. Cias. Coetsenburger and Ernest Diden wil, commence prospecting the benches 5ust aboTa Greensboro on the left limit of Dime. Andy Peterson has moved boiler and commenced thawing in ths second tier bench of of Nos. , and { below. The Russian boys have clean et up corner ia the first tisr of os discovery and are now sinking a new shat-- olson brothers are sinking on The frs tie- bench of ot No. ]. below. All bench ground mentioned so far is on lhs }=t' limit ef she creek
 Lars Gundersoa and Stanaiash 6 Sullivan have just returned from rather strenuous trip to Candle whither they went with a sick man
 Jules Gunde-son and Hans Larsen landed here the orae- day via the head Of the Kasatrin and head ef Koyuk. They had reindeer and were forced 10 kill and eat one Of their pets to make i- through.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-02-15
FUR ANIMALS ARE
 PLENTIFUL UP NORTH

Walte- Shields has returned from z --.g to Cape Prince ot Wales and 10 al The native schools and camps oa -a:< route On his way up after leaY- a5E DaTsd>oa'S place in the kougarok = passed Hastings whe vas bringing Mrs Breeding down 70 Taylor from the springs. ORinE 70 the izct that his s-e5> were drawn bY reindeer M- Shields gave The Hastings dog team a wide berth Of perhaps 3 hundred rs-iS and so did lo- learn ot Freed 5.s's loss. However. 4s it turned our als lack ot this information did nor do 5ay harm e.eezg.e all shs aeighboring ca-pS were notified II 6 day CT so. tz= went on down the Serpeatine river and visited all the native camps. None cs them had seen any tracks ot 3 lost zee5,@ man
 }tr. Shields states ma, this is likely $ te 8 prespeeoas year for rhe ns- t5Tes ug that way as rhe foxes are T=-y p.satital as a-= also The lyux Most os z1e foxes are white He saw s.x t1 one day and tracks were every where visible. One native has e4ugat -wo bles foxes Arctic hare are verE Ps=--ltal t.et~=en rh= kcngaros eeun- " O. ,1s mouth gt shs sbismarea Y -z= v1o,e trip traces q only TWO small slockz os p,sr1igzn were seen The 2z..ves say --ey go- buried ia the 6=4P snow q lzs- winter and could uot scratch their Eay ogt because of 1he heavily packed drifts abaye ihem. The 5z-y -zck me natives are encountering -s seals 4 Cape Prince ot Wales zzeE cz- catch only few h spite Of tz= cold weather and some tlizzards 3-. Shields and his native companion suffered ID particular hardship on rhe s1-g rip Their tb.=@ deer also stoot ne journey well
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-02-15
SONS OF NORWAY WILL
 GIVE DANCE SATURDAY

The Sons ot Norway are planning to gir= one Of their most enjoyable dan css this Saturday evening in the New Moose Hall. Williams three piece or chesrra will be il attendance and ev- eEE one is most cordially invited i lunch wiLl oe served gratis 10 all the guests. Admission s1 for gentlemen and ladies free. adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-02-15
Advertised Letter List
For Ire Week Ending Feb. fG, fst7
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Z :.
 andersen Ebert Bache. Harry, Carl son. Leo. Christensen. John, Coleman. Donald (. Grant, George. Green. Geo. Johnson. Johnnie. Kleyen. Ss Wooden H L
 When calling for the above. say 'Ad- yer,isedL7 Parties claiming letters from the above lisi nugt pay fee Of one cent for each letter claimed
 All letters unclaimed by Feb. q. r. viii be sent to the bead Letter Ofice Washington. D. c. M. E. SWINE FORD. Postmaster.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02
09entider arieeerbnnb".

am Montaa, Ben &c. 5ebruur, bat
ten Die WtitglieOer be8 oeutiden &rie-
%gerbunoes in SommeIs Souptquor-
tier monatliden AppeG. @rfreltli-
derucile poren Die 9rieger reft 3abI-
reid eri6ienen. Souptmann Seurid,
nabm Ben glppea ab, mdbreno 9Selo-
ipcbel u. 2inobeimer oas 8rotofon
periab. Alerleits pltroe bos tiefite
geoaltern oh bes Ni6tabbaltens oeS
8a5ors ausgeoriidt. Die &riegsrin.
&c, Die heim 0a5ar bon oen 9amero-
Den perfauft mer0en iollten, fam
man lett bonn &riegerbuno 3n $t.O0
per Stiid tallfen ebenlo Die Sorted
nooeln. &Gufer lino gebeten, lid
beim arie9erbuno SIT meloenL ga sic
llrfolten bofiir aus Ger &riegerfoIie
beltrittcn meroen miiiien. 4m Otter.
montag finoet inn @auptqllortier elm
Son5frdn5den itott. 8eitere @nS
flnft oariiber miro i'm Sournal NIT.
geteilt. @ad SdluR Ser @eIddfte
tano cine gemiitli6e, ieadte &ad.
iibnn9 itatt.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02
@asaar-4rpLps.

0ieier berrIide 8rolog, meIder
BON Serrn Grneit 8runden fir ben
erottnitnesabelb oes ni6t itattgeflln,
oenen groBen peutf6en @oblt9tie-
telts go3ars gebihtet morbcn mar,
lliio lpel6er bon Der befannten @or-
tragsfiinitlerin SrGuIein Mnita Gfa-
DC, eeipro6en metben iolte, lit in ge-
falliger 5orm I'M Druid eriAienen
uro bon Sraulein S1abc fir 10 Gts.
oos Gremplar inn &auie bon Srall
Artbur 0ap uno aud BEL ben @erf1u-
tern (5tpeds Eilsung Der ourd bas
nidt abbalten oes eeplanten @o3oars
.er5elgten S6uloen), in Der SGnger-
bullo : Sale an Sonnerstag nno
Sreitag berfauft tporoen. @er bic
leg lhone, aid in engliifer l1cber-
iebung eridienene @ebidt nod nifi
be1tbt, fam cs blirA %syrGulein Shobe,
1929 81. S. Nbe. N.-@. mad ltcber-
ienoltng bon 10 Gents in 8riefmarfen
iofort 5ltgei6ift befommen.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02
@ilbelmime g. 6. gneter a~eitorben,

am 81. 5e6r1ior peritarb in ibrer
&obnllng, 21S tie Str. S.-@., Srau-
lein 8ilbelmine g. 8. 8reter. 9ie
9ingeI6ieoerte mar orn %. 41tauit
1873 5u 2ingen, 8robin3 Sanober,
geboretl. SIN Sitter bon 8 Sabren fam
tie nod BEN Ser. Stooten, unb 5luar
oireft nod &aibington. Sic ipobnte
bier NIT ibrer Sdipeiter Srau Mool.
pbine 8abmonn. IS iiberIeben lie
ferner elm @rlbcr uno cine Sdme-
tier in Stem Oorf, iolpie cine S6me-
tier ltno Elm Yruocr in Srenton, g.
S. Die Geritorbene botte bier einen
groBen SrennoeSfreis. Siele Sabre
lang ipar tie Sefretdrin oes .Mrion"
Oamenpereins nno Mitglieo oes Oa.
Embellishments. Sic mar 0ud-
fllbrerin in 0eld)dfte oes Scrrn
Sdrotb an ser 2ouiiana Mbenuc.
Die. Beeroigung, nobel Yaitor 8nb
rer bon Der griten Gef. Stride ami
tlerte, tano bon per @obnung ser
Srau 8oBmnnn auf Dem @rolpect
Slu Srfeobofe itatt. 9ei6enbeltattcr
lparen @eper Sobne 60.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02
-Qiebe 0ranaen na&tIi6ermeiIe

-Oiebe orangen n1htliherpeile
in einen Srodtipogen Der g. II. ..
@iienbobn : @eienidoft uno fanoen
BORT cine CUTE 8eilte Dor, ndmlih
SGiier nit S6nops. Sic nobmen II
FOLDER SGiier nit; oos Sob miro orf
$t2 gei6dbt. Sb Die .&1tnben" aus
einem trodengeIegten Stoote bierber
gefommen iino, Itebt nod nift felt.
-0ie bieiigen GolumbuSritter be-
obii1tigen, @eIoer fir Die @rri6tung
enes idonen &ereinsbauies gu lom-
mcln. $t50,000 mill man unter Sen
Wfitglicocrn uno 5reiinoen oltftrei-
ben.
-Dieier Gage trat Elm fremoer
Meonn an Ben oienitbabenoen Yolioi.
lten an Der $ 1tno 9ortb Capitol
Str. beron uno erfllnoigte iif nadJ
Dem Nanen zines onoeren 8oIi3iiten
uno Oh oieier balo DienIt ontreten
miiroe. Nah erboltener Mlisfunft
beriebte Ser 5rageIteuer Dem @efrog-
ten elnett Shlag ms 8eii6t unO Der
ihipano.
-Nm lebten 5reitag berItor6 in
ieiner @obnttne, 1902 Slorioa gpe.
ge.=O., Irnolb $. s. Soften, i'm 70.
S~ebensiabre. 9ie 9eeroigung fan6
ant Montog, Ben 26. Jebruor, Inn 9
llbr no6mittags otf Dem 8roIpect
Sia Srieobofe ltatt.
-Son Solifar fommt elm blmor-
boiler @eridt iiber 4ontrobono- Dir
tifel, Die bon Der 8egleitifaft oes
@rofen bon 8ernitorff nod Oerti6-
lan0 mitgertommen mer0en iollten.
Nls Die 9riten nit Der l1nteriuhunq
falt fertig paren, entoedten fie, 6oB
Die oeutiden Serren @ummiobidbe
trtgen. Slugs erfl6rten iie oiele ols
&ontrabanoe uno bemiibten fid, sic
@nmmiobiabe 81 beieitigen, oa man
ben @ltmmi mogliherneiie gum
&riegsgebrau6 bernenoen f6nnte.
Die Wfili3ioloaten oes 9iftriftS
Columbia, Die an Der merifaniifen
'@ren5e Dienit tateN befinoen lid,
ouf ibrer &iidreiie. Sic fperOen All
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS teilneb-
men.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02
o@eIcaia . literariider gereiu."

Die groBc Sebr1tar.8 g riammlitne
fano am Sonnobeno, ben "a. D. Wt.
glbenos s llbr, i'm goltfreicn Saitie
0eS Serrn uno Srou GbriItion Selt-
rid 1907 g. $. Ape. N.-@. ltott.
WfitgIieoer llno cine groBe @n5abl
gelaOener @1ite iuaren eefommen,
I'M einen1 NIT beionoerer Gorgfalt
porbereiteten Brogramm nit bobem
Snterelie 81 lolilden. Serr Mrnolo
8erner : Sponboofo, ser Neoner 6eS
IbenoS, batte iid gum Sbemo .Oos
ocutlde Solfslieo" geipdblt uno mlir-
De er auf oos S60nite nno aiinltIe-
riihlte bon Der treffliden oeutihen
SGngerin, SRI. Sebpig Sortmonn,
unteritiibt, tueIde Die uroIten &oIfS.
meiien bes 6eutiden Bottles (bom
10. bis Is. Sobrbunoert) our eige-
men 9egleitung 81 @eb6r brodte.
OoS life : @rop Erio, beltebeno
ans Den 9amen Clara life, Mnno
lille uno Morgoret @roD, entaiidte
lein Yublifnm nut elmer 9~acaroIle
bon JeSca uno elmer Goman5e bon
@onb. Ole 8oriiberin, SRI. Mnita
Shooe, belniIfommte Die @1Ite nit
einigen fitroen 8orten uno erip1bntc
oobei, bob Der @erein chen fem 16-
l1brigeS Seiteben fetere. SpGter Sc
flamierte Die Dame Sen fir oen Der
ldobenen oeutiden @obltGtigfeits-
bn0or bonn @brenmitgIieoe, Serrn
@rnlt 9rrnden, geoihteten SeItpro-
log, mel6er nift berfeblte, einen tie.
fen Ginorld arf Die 3rborer gu ma.
den. 6rGulein Sdaoe lit ouf9efor-
bert poroen oieies berrIi1e, fid ser
.3eit onpoiien0e @ebi6t BEL beridie.
oenen @elegenbeiten 5u pieoerboIen,
10 oit6 am Sreitog. Sen Is. Wear3,
Dor Wtitglieoern 0e8 9amen.8 ereins
oes INSTRUMENTATION 19t4-'17|
Silfs-& Securities.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02

NAL lit hieie @bre auf oen moblbe-
fannten 9anfprGiioenten &obert 30.
Sarper aefaQem Der feline idmere
Nufgo6e meiiterbdft geloIt bat.
&enn 0os @etter ni6t al ungiinitig
miro, mas leiber imner at befiirhten
lit, uno marum idon felt Sobrcn eli
ne 0etpegung I'M @onge it, oic Sn.
aitgnration auf einen ipdteren Gag
5l Dcrihieben, 10 miro sic 8iirger-
i6aft nit Sen Arbeiten oes Serrn
Snrper ltno ieinen pielen @ebilfen
5nfrieocn fem fonnen. ll~ebrigens bat
oas giirgerfomite NIT oen mirfliden
Snaugurations = 2eremonien I'M SEA
pitol abiollt nidts 81 TIM uno erbGlt
AUDI feline finan5iele Silfe BON Son.
grcB. IS lit gang auf iid ielblt rno
alif Die YeitrG9e Der 8iirgeridoft an.
gepieien. 9icie 9eitrage meroen pro
ruta je nad ben Ginnobmen 5llriif.
ge3oblt ln0 miro ein lleberidpab er-
5ielt, mas mcgen Der Mbfoenne oes
8oleS fnllm 81 ernartcn it, 10 miro
CT Ben mobltdtigcn glnitalten Scr
Staot geidenft.
Ser Snaugurationstag lit mir i'm
8iitrift Columbia Elm geieeliher Sci.
ertog un0 oa Der A. Mdrs oiesmoI
aif einen Sonntag fdat, 10 fam sic
Teier crit am Montos Den 5. Itott
finocn.
@oiticriptlm. 9as fomoie @orfs-
Sones 9i5ens @eieb, inter meld,em
mir Die lebten poor Sabre oe6uloet
baben, berbietet Sen @erfoui BON oci
Itigen @etrGnfen am SSllougiirotipns-
toge. Selbitoeritdnblid miro oooi,rcb
Ser 9eiud leioen. g(ber nun, ga in,
boben State Der @olfspertreter &c.
i6loiien iporben lit, Sen oonaen
0iitrift in cine @iiite Soboro al Der.
wanoeln 10 modt oieier etnc Soo
mobl mir penig ans.
C. 90, S.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02
Sic 9nmmbcit ilegt
@aibinston 1T trOden selegt.

9a eimer en6giiltisen Mbitimmnng
iiber ErDbi6itiun int 9iitrift Gulnm-
bin nidDt lGnger SIT cntge6en iuar, 10
fc6ltcn MIR iuenige Dpn Den 435 gl6.
geurOneten am 0Dnnerstag, ais Die
S6eppnrD : @arflep : &orla0e anf-
gcrnfcm iuMrOc nn0 bic Sribinen lua-
rem oidJt beiett. Spm parlamcnturi.
ldcn StanSpnufte aus betradltet luar
sic Gage nm Nnfaug Der &erbano(nu-
gen cine IeBr periuifelte. Die NIT 40
Mmenocments iiberlaSene &urlaoc
ltmnb anf Der nllgemeinen 3cgiitrau6e
nnS butte inter geiu6buliden 3n-
it1nOen wGbrcnb Der nod ibrigcn
Sitnngsseit Oieies 9ongreiics gar
nidt anfgenpmmen iueroen fDnncn.
Iber ole Hrpbibitiuniitcn 6atten Iidl
bic llnteritiitMng bcs Gomitees fir
bic 9iegeln geiidert nnS Sieics al-
madltige SOmitc madDte bic SiQ snr
prcrempturiiden SagesorOnnng. sir
Oic allgcmeine 9ebattc iuarem nur 2
Stnnben erlaubt aber 6as Gcd)t Der
Mmcnoiernng snseitanOcm. Die Sp-
ranncn Batten jebud anseorbnet, baf
cine aagcmcine Mbitimmnng arf ale
NmenOements 5niammen Durgcmum-
men iuerbcn ipIlte nmb Sabnrd iuur.
ben Oiele Witglieber fonfns gcmadjt
nnO ge5iunngen gegen &oridlGge AT
ltimmcn, Die iie inter anberen I'm.
itGnOen befiiriuprtct 6Gtten.
&ic luir ieib me6reren 8oden err
luartet battem, iiegten bic Tanatifcr
NIT srufcr Mebrbeit bel icber gl6.
itimmnng. Sic rGnmten alle acIdift
BON ben Naiicn gelestcn Sallen ans
Dem Wegc NIB e%rsiunngcn suerit bic
Nnfnabmc Der Gbepparb : 8ia an
STEELE Der Snftfeb ! @orIaac. Gdpu
oaOnrdD bcrluren Bic Waiien Bic lcbte
Spffnnng nl6 fUnnten MIR mod lire
Stimmcn gegen bas eIcn6c Wadiuerf
rc9iitrieren. Bic S6epparb 8ia
iunrbe NIT 273 segem 1877 angenum-
men.
..9a MN ans Dem Geeo-Ipacnann.
ten obone-SrD"-Mmenoment anm
Euitctat nidts ~gcluor6en lit, ueil Der
ganse Stat i'm apnferens-Gumite itc-
den ge6lie6en lit nno Die S6epparS-
N;U Fc;nc oGnI;Ann Mna..
cnt6alt, 10 f6nnen bic @~ai6imgtuner
mad Dem |. NObember alle @etrdnfe
fir ibren cisencn Sebarf importierem.
9as lit Elm ie6r Idma6er Sruit
fir Sas namenluie llnaliif 6as bird
bic Nnnabme Ses 8rpbibitiumseciebcs
Die bieiiec giirseridaft at lciSen la
ben luirS. Ser 20. Sebrnar 1917
iuirS in Ser 8eididte Ser &uuSes-
ganptitaSt ciuis ais cin llnsliifstaa
besei6net iuerSeu.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02
ben WereinSfreiicn
o@crmania Glm6.~

0lrd ocii ltneriuorteten EoO lei
mes Mitglicoes uno ScfretGrs, oes
@errn Grnit AmcIltne, bodit betrof.
fen itno betriibt, p%erIommeIten iidl
oie Serren oes .@ermonio &liibS"
an 6reitog abeiib, UNI Dem Sdmero
iiber oei 6erben 8erliit MuSorud 81
perleiben. Ger Club traf Die noti.
gen Inltalten fir ole @eteiIiglng oil
Dem 8egrGbniile oes tellren NitgIie,
bes. Ser u6reioft" mitroe nit ci.
nem Sroucrflor berbGngt.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02

Gdjte Sranffnrter mnb 9mafmnrit,
rein anb nnberfalidt, 81 6abem bei
gnhlers,
532 Center nnb Is Miggs Marft.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02
o&erein SdiuabenA.

s(nt 9ienstog, Ben 6. M6r3. miro
Der &erein Sdluohen feline monatlide
S%eriommluug mi 2ofol OeS &errn
@p. @oBmanm 705 Siehente Str.
ge.-8. obbolten. aIe Mitglicocr
limo 9ebeten, onmeieno an lein.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02
u@aihinatan SanaerbanS".

0os ySomc Golent aon5ert" iono
an Wtittiuod, Den %. 6ebruor, in Scr
Sangerbunobolle ltatt. Gin reid.
baltiges Yrogramm mar bon Serru
Brofeiior @umpreht o~orbereitet nor
Den. Seri6ieoene gemnBreide Stiife
muroen bon Sen Mitpirfen6en an @e.
Dor gebrndt. 9aS A~uoitorium mar
nit ocn 2eiltingen GuBerit b~cfrie0iqt.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02
Gbriitian fanSer's mnii6ertruffea
mes Sager BON Sireft impDrtierten
&beim- nn6 Moielmeimen. 900
Ute Str. N.-@.
8aaar.

@m nG6iten 0ienStog finoet cine
S~eriammlung oes 8a5or : &omitees
ltott. 9ieienigen, bie gintrittsfar-
ten oafiir baben, iinb gebeten, 6ieie
entmeoer 5uriid5uge6en ooer oas
@elo oafiir ob5uIiefern.
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02
Office: 90. no ssdits Strass R..@.
@ermania 9lub.
ltn@rnf!

9urh ben meriuorteten Zoo feines @itelie6eS unb Sefretdrs
Gruef MmeInns
bo6it betrofien rn0 betriibt, perionmete iih Der ~Germonio
&lub" on Jreitog Nbeno, in Den Sdmer5 icincr MitgIieoer
luo oeren 9ohud1tung Der Gigenhfofeu oes g~ertorbenen aus
5uornden. Der Club trnf Anitolten fir cine Mitbetcilialng
an elner mlrotgen nno %ebrcnboftcn 8eItattulg. IIS Gu6eren
Iusorttd ietnes Shlner5es p%erb1netc Der Stub ieinen Breinft
nit ctnem SrGuerfIor iouie 9Iinenipenoen fir ben Sorg.
grnelt Inellng mar elmer unierer tdtigiten rno 6obei be.
l0eoenlten Witgieoer. Simmer beiorgt fir unier GobI uno
lrnlere eeeligteit, iibcrnabm or ais misunderstanding Die fId.
men Ntente, Die bel Seriunmhngen b6ufig unbeadtet bIieben,
oDne ole lenelte anoeuting BON @iBmut. 9rob ieiues beihei.
Denen SenebmenS bate er INNER en permitelnoes Sort ooer
enc gernertlng INT idorfe Ieuberungen 5I beifpihtigen
oOer ltofenoe lnterboltnng on5uregen. Taft in ie6er Gage
be5eugte feline Ser5ensbiIoung
Srer III lelnen eeflblen oS Mmerifnner bon @eburt, aeuHs
ienboft uno befGbigt ais Hegiermgsbemter. befunoeie er III
idperer 3it ien 8ertrolien in oen @oel oS oeutIhen gIutes
l0 Die Ternlnft 6es oeutihen Molens.
D8itb cbaritp for all nno malice toiuoro none, 0rudt In ben
@orten Sincoln'S ocn @rltnoton ieiues Gborafters unb finer
Seee ous.
Or. $ a.. ScIIbanIen,
WiIIiam WuebIetien,
&orI Songenbcd,
IuSiduB Oes y@erntonio &Iub".
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02

Die beiten inlanSiihcn nnS
nnslGnbiiden @eine nnS 1if6re
liefert ansiAlieklid fir Jami.
lienbcoarf bas srofe nnb reidD-
baltise Eager bon Gbriitinn Tan.
scr, 900 7te Strahe 0..&.