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VALDEMAR AGER.
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.'Livets Histories'
Kristelig Udviklingsl@re.

Nogle Wink for Larere og Opdragere at Valdemar Benneke.
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Historic, Naturens Rige og Aandens Rige, Menneskets Udvkling
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"For Liberty and Right

En- aldeles fortrinlig Overs@ttelse af vor gamle danske
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1864: Lad Q $ gore, hyad Vi kan. for at faa Neumans Over
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dmRrket JOr
Acres udmRr
code Bygnin
OGSAlA go
Stald og an
Pris $500
Tilbud. Rn1
2 ~ aArH -L9E-E " "
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Deue dlige v1rk har hddl koset s.. Is, s@lges nu for $1.oo. :
.'For Liberty and Right /;
The Song Of the q. S. Army. BY Carl Neumann. s
En- aldeles tortnntg oversettelse at vor gamle danske s
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1871; Lad $ gsrs hva s. u kan, for at saa Neuaa9s ,.e o,ss, )
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''Fred OF Fejde' /;
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at Observation-Disclosures Komponister.
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at n a1sl% f Toa piaaS; inden al a 1asbp 80 K9 sRpf ss@9 tl for riano
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sFem Melodierss

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''Fra Engelske Fan&elejre''

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Forhatteren giver i denne Bog en- skildring af Lvet de
store engelske Fangelejre, og fortaler m en- Rekke Specific
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s'Ekko fra Norden's
(Northern Edition)

Album for Piano, indeholdende 81 Kompodtioner for Piano
at nordiske Tonedigtere. AZ 1ndhpldet skal blot fremhayes:
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ra1t / @rattet beb @%olne6qang.
@runoen er maaife sen, at set Ell
in1aot meo 2am og &alpe, og at sen
bar ct 9nife ON at gjere sit 1pr1ne-
re 8efier6tfab.
J Mt bleb itiIle igjen. @ipens laa,
at Der 1aa en- Gin6naie / @resie1
% COB ct tilfreos @rpart. San Bob,
De en- Smule &affe me0 fig. Cor
Safe og Gigaretter,-fa en- Ma1cb.
mono p11lfe fig 11oget beore?
9on fif labct ct lille 8anl, toe
Daaien og gift neo til Slooen efte,
8ono. 9m be6 8reoben gresie6t
en- 9eit meo 9umeiaoel, og mellen
Sreernes @re1e ina ban Sofefc
sS'9ornell. Sun lao pna Sen6e1
% &na for at brittle. Sat reiite bn1r
Jig 90 fog Sanoet at @a%anofla6erm
~ % iaa op6ageoe ban at mcgee
borte, poa ben an6en 5ibe al ben6e
bob 1f11tlt bag Ell 8uif, laa en- meri
fanif 2gpe, en- ftor 81uun.
Sens rapg1lle pine ifirreoe glrbi
forl11ltent;; Spioien af Sa1en ftoi
u8eirs Tom en- Goiubers, ben boge
tie Del at 2egemet bar Sen {agte
gpngenoe 8enpge1ie, Ser er eieroonl
melig for &1atteoDret gr BET ipri11
ger paa.
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Evening star., 1918-07-03
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the fol
lowing:
Arthur l.: Taylor and Mary E. McGutin. boti
Archibald J. Arthur and Cora N. selIeck
both Of Detroit. Mich.
John J: Kenney and Edna NJ. Houseman
both of Baltimore. Md.
Clyde ID. German and Mabel A. Bennett.
Frederick ID. Cooper and Mary +. Pierce.
RAYMOND c. Salter and Alice B. Hoskin.
Willie L. Burton and Gladys A. Cosby. bott
Reubin Holly and Mary Epps.
George +. Watson and Wrenetta Jackson.
Ch., Clarence Bowser s and Edna Tho Thornton.
Margaret A. Pagan Of this city.
Samuel s. Presgraves and Lottie A. Furr
both of MountviIle, Va.
William II. Gray Of Lakeland, Nd, ant
Ruth ?. Tompkins Of this city;
tclle W. Russell Of Dallas. Tex.
Ahhonse Mcbride Of Northaeld; Conn. ant
Jeannette Stevens Of Alexandria. Va.
Harry N. Anderson OF philadelphia. Pa. AND
Matte Heller of this city.
Oliphant Hawkins Of Sullivan. Ind. and
Ruby Adams Of this city.
William Z. Ayres and Kathleen Sullivan.
CA: Gridley Dave and Mary L. Belote.
I,s William j Wa, Wsrd an and E.sie L. Fields eds,
shermont Jackson and Mary Brown.
Harvey B. Adams of Gsssis. Ind. and Alic,
c. Burns Of this city.
Charles II. Chew and Josephine Digs,
8. 0den Scott and Lucille C-amer.
Albert Hilliard Of Denver. Col, and Flor
ence l.. Howard Of this city.
Robert C: Redard and Florence II. Cerallo
james r. McCiiment Of Altoona, Pa, and
Elizabeth Morgan Of Chicago. Ill.
Thomas B. Cavan and Edith Y. Myers. both
Of Richmond. Va.
Of La Crosse. Wis.
ROLAND H. Lever of yandalia. Ill.,, and
Rosie G. Walter Of Prince Georges county. Nd
Jacob II. Ieinenkugel of Chippewa Falls,
Wis. and Ethel NJ. Schaefer Of this city.
Horsley B. Taylor of Norfolk. Va, and
Marjorie Stookey Of Fairfield, Idaho.
Evening star., 1918-07-03
"MY DIAMONDS CONE"
YELLED MRS. THOMPSON
"My Denny's Picture" Cried Mrs.
Riley-But the Women Had Just
Exchanged Handbags.

NEW YORK. July 3.-Mrs. J. Harri-
son Thompson of Chicago and Mrs.
Janc Riley of New York sat side by
side in the waiting room of the Penn
sylvania terminal here yesterday
Each had small black bag.
In Mrs. Thompson's bag were SIS. 900
in government bonds, $500 in cash
and all kinds of diamond jewelry. 1t
inventoried $1,000 altogether.
In Mrs. Rileys bag were a photo
graph Of her son Denny in a soldiers
uniform. purse containing s cents
and the remnants Of a lunch.
Whom the Pennsylvania limited was
called Mrs Thompson picked up q
black bag and started for the gate
About the same time Mrs. Riley, hav.
ing rested after her trip to Camp Up
ton. picked up a black bag and start.
ed for 7th avenue. When Mrs. Thomp.
son reached the gate she opened the
bag to take out her tickets.
my diamonds" she shrieked.
Station employees quickly mobilized
A little amateur sleuthing led then
to Mrs. Riley, walking wearily toward
7th avenue. She was indignant wher
asked to open the bag she carried, bu-
complied with the request.
"Oh. where is my Denny's picture?'
she cried.
Explanations followed, each woman
was given a receipt by the station.
master and Mrs. Thompson caught hel
train.
what are diamonds compared witt
Denny's picture?" demanded Mrs
Riley as she handed street car con
ductor five of the eight pennies in he
shabby purse.
Evening star., 1918-07-03
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported tt
the health department In the list twenty -foui
hours:
Elizabeth Irving. Is years. Povtdeace Hos
pital
Cornelius Mahoncy, 81 years. slbley Hospital
Louie Lembroes. 16 years. Tuberculosis Hos
pitnl.
Edward NJ. Russell. A years. 1910 New Jer
sey avenue northwest.
viaeent Dobson. month. chfdren's Hos
pital.
Henry Hayden. 90 years. i34 n street south
east.
Edward c. Kenny. e. years. Clark place
Conduit road.
George Smallwood. Il years. 14s Hickman
street southeast.
Alberta Brown. a. years. 1888 Reservoir
street northwest.
Arthur Henderson, 8. years. Casualty Hos
pital.
stephen Wallace. months. 2e2c sth stree
northwest.
Mabel Quinn. months. Freedmen's Hos
pital.
Louise Parker. Il months. Washington Asy
1um Hospital.
William r. Reed, months, IlI7 1st stree
northwest.
infant of Brazil and Ruth Butler. days
freedmen's Hospital.
Infant Of Brazil and Ruth Butler. ? day.
Freedmen's Hospital.
Evening star., 1918-07-03
IS MORE COAL INSPECTORS.
Only Clean Fuel Will Be Sent Ships
Traversing V-Boat Zone,

More effectively to carry out the
orders of the fuel administration
relative to clean COAL twenty-five ad-
ditional inspectors have been ap-
pointed. These inspectors will oper-
ate in the fields out Of which is ship
ped coal for the Atlantic ports.
They are charged with the special
duty of providing the highest quail
ity Of coal for the use of ships trans
porting men and materials through
the submarine zone. for which pur-
poses it is desirable that only the
best coal be furnished.
Administrator Garfield contends
that the slowing up OF ships in the
danger zones by reason of poor coal
is fraught with the grayest danger
and the fuel administration will hold
all shippers strictly accountable for
the quality of coal shipped to tide
te- for bunkering purposes.
Evening star., 1918-07-03
District National Bank,
14O6 q Street.
Practical Banking Service.

Every Bank has service Theoretically. Very
few Banks live up to the standard of their
pressed policy
But endeavor to do So In other words,
strive in every way possible to make this
Banks facilities and connections the short
cut" to the end you may be seeking to reach
OF course, our service must properly be
controlled by conservatism that insures
safety. But we SO conservative that we
cannot be real help and an active factor in
your business.
Bring us your account-brng us your
banking business of every description and en-
joy the advantages of service that really seeks
to
We cannot do everything asked to
do; but will do everything should do7-
for all our customers--al the tme-and do it
cheerfully, with the spirit of true cooperation.
H. l. Ohutt, Jr, Robert N Harper,
Cashier President.
Evening star., 1918-07-03
de Marchienne, who has been in New
York since Sunday. stopping at the
Ritz-Carlton. will return to Washing
ton this morning.

de Marchienne, who has been In New
York since Sunday, stopping at the
Ritz-Carlton, will return to Washing
ton this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Wetmore
left Washington yesterday to be ap-
sent two months. They went to Old
go to the Hot Springs, Va.
Mrs James H. Preston and the
Misses Preston will leave on Sat
urday for Atlantic City, where they
will join the Baltimore colony at
the Marlborough-Blenh Mayor
Preston will probably join them over
/ the week ends. Later they will 20
to White Sulphur Springs, ". va.
The Mellwood Chapter Of the Red
Cross will be the beneficiary OF
, lunch box picnic to be served 70,
morrow at Dover House. Mr.. and
old place, lending the beautiful
grounds for such purpose for the
first time.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Wagner OF 26ll
18th street have returned to Washing
ton after spending two weeks with their
son-in-law and daughter, MIR. ana MRS.
H, 2, Green OF Omaha. Neb.
A wedding of interest WAS solemnized
In Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Grayton, Md, at noon on last Saturday.
when Miss Josephine Matilda Gray,
daughter Of Mr.. George w. Gray OF
Grayton, became the bride Of the Rev.
Harry s. Cobey Of Washington. The
bride was attractively attired in gown
Of white crepe de chine, draped with
white georgette. She was attended by
MISS Anna Carvel Harrison of Queen
Anne county as maid of honor, who
wore a costume of pink georgette hand
somely beaded. The best man was Pay.
master E. A. Cobey. U. S. A.. brother OF
the bridegroom. Mr.. Paul Gray and Mr..
Marshall Gray. brothers Of the bride.
acted as ushers. The ceremony was
performed by Bishop Alfred Harding OF
the diocese Of Washington.
Louis Bender, daughter Of Mrs. Emma
NJ. Bender of this city, and Mr.. Albert
e. Holland of Three Rivers. Mich.
was solemnized in the rectory OF st.
Patrick's Church at $3.50 Sunday. the
Rev. Father Mcnamara officiating.
Tho bride wore gown Of white silk
crepe profusely embroidered. and a
large white hat. She carried a shower
Of bride roses. Miss Ruth Hammond.
who attended the bride. wore white
orgapdie with hat to match and car
ried bouquet of Killarney roses. Mr..
John D. Cunning acted as best man
for the bridegroom. At o'clock the
young couple left for short visit to
Michigan. the bride wearing q modish
frock of tan and brown with hat to
! match.
The wedding, which was not to have
taken place until the autumn, was
hurried on account of orders of Mr.
Holland, who is in the Navy.
| DR.. and Mrs. Chester d. Swope are
| at the copley Plaza, Boston. attending
the annual convention of the Ameri-
can Osteopathic Association.
Evening star., 1918-07-03
Jacob Weisberg Sentenced; Appeals

Jacob Weisberg. recently convicted
of receiving stolen property, was SEN
fenced today by Justice Stafford In
Criminal Division / to serve three
years in the penitentiary. Weisberg
noted an appeal. and was continued at
liberty on bail until the Appellate
Court acts. The Indictment charged
that weisberg received 500 pounds Of
sugar, valued at s45. and twelve bed
coverings, valued at S3s. which. 1t is
alleged, he knew had been stolen from
the Jacobs Transfer Company.
Evening star., 1918-07-03
BAND CONCERT.

By the United States Soldiers
Homo Band. in the bandstand
this afternoon at 5:45 o'clock.
John S. NJ. Zimmerman, direc-
tor.
MY Country. 'Tis OF Thee"
March. The Blue Ribbon"
Bennett
Patriotic fantasia, The Ameri-
>"h Herbert
Descriptive. Memories of the
war OF 81. .Reyer
Scenes from The Mikado."
Patrol. The American
,r,., Meacham
waltz suite. ''Ange d'Amour'
cine Angel of Loye.)
Waldteufel
Interme1zo. PALMETTO. whitney
Finale, Come Back to Come
..,na. Grey
The Star Spangled Banner.
Evening star., 1918-07-03
OPPOSE DRY" LEGISLATION.
Union Officials Place Plea Before
the President.

President Wilson was asked yester-
day by q committee OF union labor
officials - use his influence to pre-
vent the enactment OF further pro-
hibition legislation at this time. Sam
uel Gompers headed the committee.
The President was told that passage
of further prohibition legislation
would cause great dissatisfaction
among the workmen and that the out
nut of war material would be reduced
Evening star., 1918-07-03
BOUQUET TO PRESIDENT
FOR 8-HOUR BILL VETO

As a token Of appreciation Of his
veto Of the bill extending the working
hours of government clerks. six young
women. representing the Navy De-
partment. yesterday afternoon called
on President Wilson at the White
House and gave him bouquet. The
delegation was informed by the Presi-
dent that he had done only the square
thing.
Evening star., 1918-07-03
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty
four hours:
William e. and Alma w!msatt boy.
James A. and Alice II. Severn. hoy.
Franklin e. and Dora f. Rothwell, boy.
Miilard NJ. and Mary f. Psdgett, girl.
David and Jennie Mostor. boy.
William 6. and Sallie r. I.pscomb boy
Isaac :. and Gertrude Il. IAnkford. boy.
James J.. and Della v Lanham girl
John ana Elizabeth Lyanagh. girl.
William +. and Margaret 4. lacey boy
T. Starr and Anne g. King. girl.
John 4. and Anna elathouder, boy.
william 4. and Mary Cannellee. boy.
John William and Harriet F.. Crow girl
George {: and Florence Bratenahl. boy.
Arthur G. and Marie c. Bradley, girl.
John E. and Pearl Thomas girl
Paul and Louise Richardson. boy.
Harry L. and Ethel Glascoe. girl.
John T. and Helen Diggs. girl.
Francis and Jennie Carter. girl (twfns).
Brazil and Ruth Butler. girl (twins)
Robert and Caroline Brown, boy.
Preston Gibson has refused an Army
to enlist as a private in
the Marine Corps,
Evening star., 1918-07-03
Officer Recalled for Duty Here.

First Lieut.. Harry L. Perry. Ord
nance Reserve Corps. who has been
attached to the office Of the United
States military attache at London, as
liaison officer to the ministry Of muni-
States for special duty in the ofilce of
the chief of ordnance in this city.
Evening star., 1918-07-03
Mexicans Kill Americans.

HOUSTON. Tex. July 3.-The follow
ing American citizens were killed by
bandits near Tampico. Mex. last Satur-
day while carrying the pay roll of the
Mexican Gulf Oil Company: Leslie r.
Millard. L. A. Dunn. R. M. Cooper and
Alfred f, Esparcia
Evening star., 1918-07-03

DR.. and Mrs. Chester D. Swope are
at the copley Plaza, Boston. attending
the annual convention Of the Ameri-
can Osteopathic Association.
Evening star., 1918-07-03
CELEBRATES WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

The Belgian minister. NJ. de Cartier
Evening star., 1918-07-03
i80cie2tX i80cie2X
the week end with Gen. and Mrs. John
Watts kearney. Miss Kearney's par
ents, at Charlottesville, Va.


ents, at Charlottesville, Va.
Mrs Sherman McCallum will chap
eron three motor cars filled with
young people from Washington. six
teen in all, who will leave today for
Elkins. w. Va, to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Lee. Miss Mildred Bromwell.
Miss Elizabeth Kearney and Miss
Ellen Bruce Lee. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Lee. will be in the party. They
expect to be gone about two weeks.
A. Paternotte, attache of the Belgian
legation. will go today to Toledo.
Ohio, where he will represent the min
lister at the Fourth Of July celebra-
tion to be given tomorrow. He will
be absent from the city about a week.
stopping for a few days at Tuxedo
Park, N. Y.
The Belgian minister. N. de Cartier
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-08
0ebnrten.

DaIter unb 2ilItnn Mopnen, 1860
gbporos &ouo, 4nnbe.
Sp5n unb Munme Gilman, 2723
Mirot Ctr, MlGbbeu.
&planb ur6 Splpia 2ublofp, 1925
llnoerDoo6 Ylacs, Gnabe.
gbmanb uno aDbie Sbielos, 1929
Geleitial Ctr, &ndbe.
6erbert unb 2lnHu ptdeI9etmer,
2813 Yrice 4De., gmbden.
SdTepb urb Srebu Clos, 531
Wooblaipn @be., &ndbe.
pearl urb GlIa Sigion, 1851 @iIs
Der Dire, MGofen.
4rtbur unb Gmma9unbemer, 1856
8tHe Ctr, WGbden.
Ridolos unb Wsarn Seating, 6
9utbrie Nne., Gnabe.
Marttn uno Caroline 5enn, 3073
Wopispoob @ne., Mdo6en.
@tfliam unb Sernie Nprton, 1854
Wpooburn 4pe., 2nabe.
elliot uno Sopbia Scrnung, ITO
sSutrmpurlt Qpe., &rabe.
Senrp un6 3atbertre 8ortIing,
213S Sotmdter Ctr, 9no6e.
George iinb 2oretta 8ieeler, 1923
sSrentpnt abe., Wdb6en.
Gbtporb uno Sean Rplte, 935 2aus
rel Str., &ndbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-08
gterblidbfeitsberiAt.

gll6ert 9. gouns, 81, 215 Beft Z.
Ctr, 8ruitfeaent5iinouns.
Snlia 5. gtoberts, 48, 903 Weit
@ourt Ctr, 5eraletbeu.
garrie gele Barter, 30, $50 Beit
2ibert1 Ctr, 5er5leiben.
@arofue Barter, 50, 400 Dit
pearl Ctr, 2ungensnt5iin6lng.
Qnna 5routman, So, 945 Sdflano
abenue, Sapd9e.
gtiaa $. 5aTe, II. 1911 garotfT
9l0e., afbma.
emma W3i6olopit3, SO. 4luuleba
qpts., Ser5letben.
Sherman Spbnfon, 81, 655 Weit
8. Strabe, 9ubertuldie.
SamueI 9lfbert, q. 204 8roabs
ipab, Subertuloie.
aabnOnb @ebIing, 20, 1137 Bel
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