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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-02
ADAM a. WEsCHLER. AUcTIONEER.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate, Northeast Corner 18th
and c Streets Northwest, Con-
tanning About 5000 Square
Feet, Improved by Brick
Buildings Nos. 3O1, 3O3, 305
and 3O7 18th Street.

By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia. passed In Equity
Cause No. 349So, the undersigned trustees
will offer for sale by public auction, in front
Of the premises, On MONDAY THE NINTH
DAY OF JUNE, AID. 1919. AT FOUR-THIRTY
O'CLOCK Pm, the following described land
and premises situate in the city Of Washing
ton. District Of Columbia, to-wit: All of orig
inal lot 8. part Of original lot 8. being the
west Is feet inches on G street by the full
depth Of said lot. and part of original lot .,
being the south % feet ~ inches ON 13th
street by the fun depth Of said lot, all in
square 293: together with the improvements
thereon. subject. however, to certain deeds Of
win be made knewn at time Of sale or upon ap-
plicatfou to the>undersisned.
Terms of sale: Over and above said trust,
one-third cash, the balance in two equal in
stallments, payable In one and two years, with
interest at per cent per annum. payable
semi-annualy from day of sale, secured by
deed Of trust upoa the property sold. or all
cash, at the option Of purchaser. deposit Of
$500 required at time Of sale. All eOnveyanc-
ing. recording, notarial fees and revenue
stamps at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale
to be complied with within fifteen days from
day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after
FIVE days advertisement Of such resale in some
newspaper published in the city Of Washington,
d. G. H. PRESCOTT galley,
$40 Indiana ave. NV.
HARRY A. l.. BARKER.
Woodward bldg,
MICHAEL ]. KEANE,
Woodward bldg. Trustees.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-02

SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing all labor
and materials necessary, and installing electric
fixtures complete in place in new building Of
the U. 8. Coast and Geodetic Survey. will be
received by the Supt Coast and Geedetic Sur
yey. POS New Jersey ave. s.e., Washington,
D. C., until 2 o'clock PM. June 8, 1919. and
will then be opened in the presence Of at
tending bidders. Information upon application
to the ONCE. my29-eoSt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-02

Wanted-One Thousand man and
women to take the examination Tor
appointment as temporary clerks In
|theysgovernment departments in WASH
ington.
This appeal WIS sent out today by
the Civil Service Commission. The
examination win be held June z. The
appointment salaries will range from
$40 to II, 100 q year. APPROPRIATENESS
under this examination viii not, how
dver, give the appofntee any stRtus
for q permanent position.
Applicants should apply at once to
1924 street for a blank form for
the examination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-02

OFFICE OF the Commissioners. d. c., Wash.
ington. D. G.. May 20. 191S.-Sealed proposals
will be received at this ofice. Room 81, Dis.
trict building. until o'clock Pm. June Is,
1919. for furnishing and delivering, complete
In every detail. with all necessary parts and
accessories. eight (S) het-air furnaces. Speci-
fcations and forms Of proposal may be had
upon application 10 Purchasing Onicer. D. O..
Room 800, District building. LOUIS BROWNs
Low. w. GwYNN GARDINER, CHARLES
". kUTZ. Commissioners. d. c. my30-5t exS
OFFICE OF the Commissioners. D. c NAV q
1919. Sealed proposals will he received at this
ONCE. Room 81 District Building. until 2
o'clock p. NJ, on June %, 1919. for the con
struction Of the substructure for the Rock
Creek Pumping Station of the Sewage Dis
pesal System. District Of Columbia Form,
Of proposals. Specifications and necessary in
formation may be obtaiued from the Chief
Clerk. Engineer Department, Room at Dis
trict Building. Washington, D. G. LOUIS
BROWNLOW. W. GWYNN GARDINER.
CHARLES W. KtTZ. Commissioners.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-02
Hotel Aberdeen

LONGPORT. N. J.. RE0PNNS JUNE p.
Directly on ocean front; an ideal family
hotel IN comfort and .urroundinss at moderate
lantic City: booklet. JOHN C. GOSSLER
ocean promenade will be completed By that
date.
nuuoxorxx nm cu xxnx
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RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. ,.
HOTEL
CHELSEA

Occupying entire block Of ocean front in IL
fashionable Chelsea section: 800 beAchaDhass
with private haths fresh and sea water).
High-class orchestra, cafe, grill. etc. French
chefs. Golf privileges. Autes meet trains.
Booklet. Open all year.
]. b. THOMPSON 4 co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-02
HAI.L-NOYES school

SPRING TERM MAY 12-JULY g.
Day and night. Graded and high school
courses complete. under exteacher g. H. g.
All Civil Service preparatory work under for
mer U. 8. EXAMINER. Also private lessons. An
aRes. Catalogue. 2N e NV. Phone n. S6T7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-02
THOMAS J. OWEN SON. AUcTIoNEERs

CHARLES 8. SHREvE, Trustee,
ny24-i&ds. xSp&my3O 1909 TIN st. NV.
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ADAM A. wEscHLER. AuCT1oNEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED LOT ON PINEY BRANCH ROAD
BETWEEN TAYLOR AND UPSHUR
STREETS NEAR 18th STREET NORTH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-02
PROPOSALS.

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Washington Journal., 1919-05-02
GOncOroiG @emeim6e
90. nn0 6 ctr. ge..@.

Die @emeinoe bat ibren ollleitig
pereebrtcn Seeliorger, Serrn 8nltor
80 .Men5el, am acknowledgement,
nod elmer i60nen &inoerolterfeier,
meld)c ST gleiher Belt 81 elmer flei-
nen 9lbihieosfeier mltrbe, nod Son
ouros abreiien ieben. 3uiammen
nit nod einem @eiltli6en Ser Sp-
nooe mill BORT @err &oitor Men5cl
Gin nelles A~rbeitsfelo fir ole Miili-
OH leiner SDno0e iuden. Die &eiie
miro i'm pernutlid) feds bis oht
@o6en bon ieiner @emeinoe fern
balten, ooh lit 0afilr geiorgt, Dab
sic 9(rbcit in ocnl gepobnli6en @ong
meitcr gcben fam. SEER Goltor NltB-
mann bat sic %ertretung iibernom.
men. Die @ottcsoienite mcroen 5llr
lcl6cn 3cit mic ~0cpobnIi6 ituttfin-
sen, cbenIo Scr &onfirmanoemtnter-
ridt. Soften lid &rnnfe inter Ben
8elncin0eglic0erll un0 Sreltn0en Ser
@cmeinoc 6cfinoen, melhe Dem Ser
trcter ni6t befunnt un0 ~oesiuegcn
and bon ibm nidt bclltdt moroen
iiu0, 10 miro hermit Inn freunoli6e
8cnohriAtiglmg gebeten Die Conn
toglhullebrer fonlmcn iest CUR @or-
6ereitungsitunoe jeoen 9ienstag I'M
8 llbr obenos 5%uiammen. 2oliet
ms oac trellid 5uiammen balten,
Dab Die Nrbeit in Der @emeinoe fei-
nerIei St0rung erleioet. Die nod
itc Srollenpereins : &eriammlune
miro an Wittipod, Den Z. Moi, in
9(r0mpre ltattfinoen mo3u Der gro-
morer 6rollenperein freunolidit elm
aelooen bot. Soffentlid i6enft Ser
liebc @ott einen ionnigen Gag Oo5n
Oomit iid o1c Der i6Gnen Natiir
0rall6eu crfrcltell f0unen.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-02
Nus Ocutl6cn &ir9em.
ct. @arien.airdc.
nj hte Gin N Or

Die oromotii6e llnterboltun9 onl
Oienstog Nbeno mar in ieoer 9e-
3iebuug iebr erfolqrei6. Die ge-
riumigc @ole mar bis oltf oen let-
ten EIob on9efiillt. Der bGufige
9eifoG, Der ben TeiInebmern oil Der
llnterboItung pdbreno Ocrlelben ge-
5ollt mltr0c, 5cigte, mic intcreiiant
unO omiiiicreno ibre Muffiibrultg
mar. 9(m ShluB b6rtc man bon
pielei Sen MllSorud .0us maren an
genebme Stunoen, boffentIid miro
bol0 micoer cine lluterboltlng Der
onItaltet mcr0cn".
9ieicm letter @unihe geocnfcn
bic eifrigei WfitgIieoer oes nSt.Wd-
rp'S Club" 5lt ~millfobrcn. gm %.
Wfoi beobiihtigen tic cine gr0Bere
llntcrbaltung uos tie last Of tie lea.
ION" 81 peronltolten. Dit Ser Gin
ii6ung OerieIben baben iie li6 idon
left @oden eniiig bei6Gftigt.
Die Mitglieoer Ser SSl1ngfrouen-
So0oIit0t geben BEL Der 7 llbr MeIle
om Sonntng gemeinihoftli6 CUR FL.
8Ommlinion. Seoen Wtittpo6 4bero
Inn 100 bobcn iie ibre @eriomm-
lung.
Die Moi- Inoo6ten begonnen nit
Scr feierIiden Gr0ffmrng an Mitt-
nod Abeno. 0ieielbcn meroen t6g-
lid gebnlten m1breno oes Wonats
Moi. gm Montoe, Wtittipof uno
6reitag iinT oieielben Nbenos I'M
100. gtm 9ienstag, 0onnerstog
uab Somstog lino Die 4noahtcn
1leid nod Scr 5meiten MteIle Inn s
llbr. 4m Sonntog lit Die Mnoodt
nod Ser Sesper NM 3 llbr.
Ole iGbrIi6e Moi-@ro5eiiion miro
am 3. Sonntag. Is. Mdi, nm 4 llbr
gebalten lper0en.
Die 6eier Ger eritcn I'll. &ommll.
nion Der &iuOer lit ON Somtag, ben
%. Moi.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-02
NGe GOrten taIter Nniidnitt,
0efOdten Sdinfen,
3 ii bIers, 36-45 &igsS @arft.

Der ErGiiOcnt elmer aroBcn @e-
idGftSfirmo illDr zines AbcnOS nod,
nod ieineu Bureau mo IicIi lein
Alto Dor Scr Cir ltebHn. 0lrh gu
fol girgcn Die 2ompen aus. Hotiir-
lid nnroc 0o3 ourd5 cileA. GoliSi
item iofort. ieltgcitelt, ms ols ser
8ciibcr ocS MntoS 5uriiffont, fono
er Die iiblid)c Gorte, Die ion a%uffor-
6crte' I'M crlten Eoli5circbicr uorSll-
iprcden. 0aS tat CT Ocnl and ulo
eS ,entlpom lih folgenOc aonperlu-
tiolt: p0ic 2nnpen gingell Our6 3u-
fall aus "-n3ablen sic 5mei Dol
orsl"-oSh bobe feilcn 3lueifeI.
.0ob Der @oIi5iit, Der oo ianO, ooB
meillc 2onlpcn iiidt branntciL elm
lebr tildltiger @enmtcr lit. Sd mir
De ober germ ncbr ais 5rpei Dollars
5ablelL mcnn 0erieIbc 9eanltc o0cr
irgcn0 Elm on0erer Den - Dolor-
@unmircifcn fin0cn miir0e. ser Dor
einiaen Sagen bon meinem g(llto-
mobil 1eltoblcn mtrbc. 0orrlf fci-
ne NIltmort. Nber Die bcioeu Dol
lars blieben 81 Mcht bqitcbpn.
-SbomoS Scfferion Smith. Elm
etlua % Sabre after Neqer, bahte
bic @eidlidlte red)t idlou oilslfaG.
gen. meltn CT leineu @anofoffcr, oel
nntiirlid etpos Irinfbare9 cntbielt
einem ser I'M lllion 0epot t1tiqen
D&eOcops" gum tragen ilbcreGba.
OoS tat or Bonn and, ais scr Bug
bier cingeIaufcn mar. Abcr leioer
mar ser 0ienitbare @cilt nidt BON be.
lolocrer a0rperitdrfc, 10 oaB er iidlt-
lid untcr Der 2oit oes &oIfers al lei
ben batte. DDS fiel Dem Oeteftib
SprinqfelIom ollf uno CT befbIoB,
Sem gte9er un0 ieincm Yorter nodl
Dem Soromletcrltnno. luobin liA sic
beiOen 6egaben, 5ll foIgen. aIs nun
Der Softer in ser Guri0roIhfe Ifon
berltolIt mar mo Smith geraoe in
oieielbe lteigcn moIlte. Dd mar eud)
Ser 0etcftip 8ur StcIle, nm iih Die
Sode nal nGber allsuieheu. Gem
Smith mrroc nid)t acbeuer 5it 0flte
lnO er go6 Serien0elo, murOe ober
r%iilgebolt ino muBte MIN, o~ilItott per
Barometer nod Souie, per NutroG-
po9ell 5llm @oli8e.bureau fobren.
Si Oenl Softer inno man Is Quart
un0 ell bolbeS @int @biSfep.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-02
Soie 8oQ.

9nregltngen ollS Dem 2elerfreiic
5nfnlge baben mir bei6loiIcll, bin
fprt IN je0er Summer l~rlIere5 Blot
res ciilen flir5en 8crid)t iiber 8oie
9oIl 81 ge6en. 9o nticre 3eitrulo
inc @oden3eitlung mo nidt cine
Sa9esaeitung lit, 10 lic9t cS in oen
&erbdltniiicn 6coingt, BOB unier Sc
ridt lid nidJt bis al Oem Gage oes
Gri6einens erltreden ion0ern MIR
iibcr cine 3eitipanne geben fam, bic
Dem Grideincn ser 3eitlung boran-
lcbt. Nir pcr0en olio INNER bis
5lum S6liB Der Dem Grideinen oeS
8lotteS porauSgeDen0cn @ode be-
ri6tigen, oieSmal olio bis gum les=
ten Somstag influlipe. Sir unier
@oilington ~Seom" moren bis 0o-
hin flint Spiclc ungeiebt, bier gegen
H~bilaoelpbin un0 CHS gegen 8oltoI
Don 0elten ober mr. Orei geipielt per-
Sen fonntell, 0o Die folte &itterulg
ser lebten @oda Die beibeu lebten
Spiele gcgcl YbIlaoclpbio annlog-
LID modte. Sil Den beioen anOeren
mar @elpinn unb Gerluit aleidge
teilt, ill eriten 0elpann @oibington
in t3 Shining" | 5u 0, I'M 8meitel
uerlor e8, ebcnfoQs in orci5ebn 0Sn-
ningS" 6 81 5. 0a5 Spiel gc9en go.
ltor mar cine traurige Affoirc, iie9-
reid gina Bolton alts Dem Sample
berpor, 8 81 0. 0a8 G%rofinungs-
lpiel mar ii6crolls out bciliht, es
maren mcbr ais 1900 3ufd)nuer
90, ooS 3lueite Spiel mar Ihua6 be-
llldlt. moran mobl Die fnlte 8itte.
lung id)ulO bottc, OaS brittle a6er,
oaS am Sonntag, iteltc baS @r0ff-
mrngSipiel nod meit in Den S6attcn
ba nod unierer ShGbllng ca. 90
900 3nibaner oo iparen. @aibing-
tons Stnno bis Sonntag ltelt iid)
alto: 2 Spiele O%erloren, / geiponnen,
mas einen 9ur1idnitt bon 1873 er-
giebt.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-02
Nus Den WcreinStrciicm
n@aibimgtOn samaerbmmS1.

8elher &erein, oeilen Mitqlieoer
oeltti6er Nbfunft iino, bat nidt I'M
ter Den &riegS3eiteu Ieioen miilien?
&einer luobl aber nlcbr ais ocr SIN.
gerbun0. Gr botte Die gr0Bten Iuf.
%nen0ungelt 81 MAIDEN, ipoIte er Oos
@eim, 0oS er Dem @eiong rnO ieillcrl
StommcsgenoIlen geihaffen oltf-
red)t erboltcn. Sb cs ibm m0glidJ
iein miro? Sb er sic n0tigc llnter-
itiibung finOen miro? Ob genitg 90
lein %ueroell Die ein lle6riges fun
pollen mo ibr S6erflein %beitrogen,
I'M niht nIlein Dem SGngerbuno,
Ionocrn li6 lelblt, ibren @emobnbei.
ten un0 Sitten elm @eim 81 belpob-
ren2 Ob es genug geben miro, bic
0o miaig iinO, Elm Opfer 8lt bringen,
un0 Die 81 Dem &erit1nOnis fommcll
tonncn oaB biele meni0 ell piel ma
Gell? DDS miro lid olles 5eigen,
pern am 8peiten Sonntag I'M Wtni.
abero8 s llbr, i'm SGngerbuno cine
SPECIAL Serlommlung ltattfinoerl
Miro, mo iiber oos Mobl mo @ebe
Oes Iebtercn bcraten ipcrocn Ioa. Sol
fen mir, BOB eS bos @obl lein miro,
unO oaB ga fein 8ebe criticize. Soa-
te lebtereS ser Saa iein, Damn miro
ser WtofcI INNER oltf ocnen baften
bleiberL sic Dem SGngerbuno nidt
CUR @ilfe fomen, olS or Scr Siilfe be-
0urfte. Sm alien &om logte man IN
3eiten Der Scot: &iocont coniltles,
nc niio oetrimenti reg pltbIico copi-
ut! Die &oniuln ioaen-oo3u icben,
SaB Ser Stoot feincn Shnoen leioe.
@ir modten lagen: llniere &creine
ionen icberL ooB tie iid nidt in ibr
cigcl 6leil6 l6neioen, wenn iie lidD
ictt Dergebens luhen loiien.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-02
Mlhert Gaubers. int.

9Gm Somstog, Den 26. 3. 01ts.,
peritorb I'M 9lter bon &c Sabren
&err hilbert SunberS, 1915 Yorf
&ooo mobnbaft. Ser &eritorbeuc
mar in &amoDer i'm Sabre 1853 &c
boren llno fam Dor 35 No6rcll nadl
Nmerifa, no er I'M WebaercigeIhGft
tGtiq mar. @r perbeirotetc lih nit
&ebecca &erliner, meld)er Che led ;
&inoer entiprolian 2 Sungcn mo 4
MGo6en. Gin 8rltOer ocs &eritor-
bcrcn, Geo. Sonoers, fiibrt jest oos
@eihdft i'm Center Morft meiter-
Die 9eeroi9itng iano am Montnl
Nadmittaq UNI 2 llhr nad Dem
9(nocoitio Srieobofe itott. 9as Sci
hentr1eer fungierten Soe unb Setter
Sanoers, @crnoro 9ebrcno nn0
Serr 8lod. Die Srouerccrcmonien
wuroen bon Or. Simon uno Or.
Stern geleitet.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-02
Midus fir mnant.

@enn Did Die 0idterities poft,
Dlt 6riiblingslieoer : Steiner
@rnnS gar 6u beftig ipndt i'm Sirn
Web' ninum Den 8oilereimer.
Den &opf binein, bic SiiB' oa3rL
Damn lider, Srelno, mirIt finoen9u
Dob ~&noipen", u8GhIein", Scr
3erl", @onnen"
Emo Dir i'm gdl 81 Nti6tS 5erron-
men.
Mui 1919 So. Somnlcr
Washington Journal., 1919-05-02
&eriammlnnsen in scr fOmmcuoen
Madje: Z
&c ontag

&c ontag:
DGcrein @apcru"; in 922 $50
g(ncnlle 1913.
Sid &clief"; III 3t4 6 StraBe.
Nprolpclt,
9ienStng:
uSdmoben. &erein" in 3t4 6 Str.
Horoiuclt.
u@oibington Mebgcr llntcrItiib-
ings @crein", in 922 go. g(ne N.-8.
oIrminius 2oge SO. 20 S.N.N.
80; I'M Nep Wnionic SempeL 13tc
mo Hen Oorf Nbc.
Mittiuod):
ollnteritiibungsbrno, Diitri<.t SO.
410"; III 922 ga. penite W.@.
8oder llnterltiibrngs Scrc;n; in
203 8. Str. 90.
9unnerstag:
Sccaiia @uno; in 203 8. StraBe
SO.
n5ral1en Silfsberein" oes 9eut-
f9en @aiienbauies, +
Washington Journal., 1919-05-02
&leineS STANDARDIZATION
Saul gictorD SonoSl

-@m nGfIten Sonntog Ioa Gin
employment 0op" 0efeiert merOen,
3. b. es Iolleu Damn belonoere Nn-
itrengungen genlaht meroeiL Inn fir
Die Sol0oten, Wotroien 1tn0 &riegS-
orbeiter 9eidGftigung 81 finben.
Or. 9apio Sopne SiG, friiber
Ser. Staaten-9 oti6ofter in 0eltti6-
lorb, bat an ser George Moibington
llniueriitGt &orleiungen iiber inter
n~ntionoles &eht qeboIten, 81 Oenen
0as 8llblitum freien 3utritt bate.
Sic erlte 8orlelung bate gum Che
ma: Sbe Corporate Character Of tie
2eague Of Nntions, Oie 5ipeite: Sbe
Greotpmofing @oper UNDER tie Con-
Ititlition Of tbc llniteo Stotes.
Cine @rploiion I'M MboIdinen-
rauln Oes Dem Yr1lioenten our Ser
fiigllnG ltebenoen 9ompfers vMop-
floiper" Oer30gerte Die &eiie 0es
SilfSiefretGrS ser Nopp Serrn =.
9. &ooIeOeIt na6 @ompton &ooos.
@Gre Die @rploiion altf bober See,
no iid OoS Sdiff in boiler Sobrt
%befunoel boben milroe, erfolgt, 10
pGrc, ipie Die SSugenieuroffi3iere oil
8orO crfl6ren, jeoes Wenidenleben
ollf Dem S6iff oerIOren gelpeien.
-l1niere 6ellermebrIeltte iinO i'm
mer 0o, no moll lie brol6t. Mit
oemielben Gifer uno ocrIelben Gncr-
gle, nit Der lie elmer S~euers6rtnIt
81 2eibe geben, boben iie iih icbt an
ben 8erfaitf ser @ictorp 2ibertD
Bombs genlodt. 9ie gauge Belt, sic
ibncn 5lpiidcn Sen ~ein3elnen MIar-
men bleibt, baben tic IN Sen DienIt
Oieier notionaIen Sod)e geitelt. @er
ourd Die 3lu0lfte StroBe gebt uno
BORT ol Ser Sclieripo6e poriiber-
foinnIt. fam l%tlliere Seltcrfcdter oltf
bel oieicr Irbsit beipunOern.
-Dos miere 8aibingtoner MG-
6elS Courage babetl, bat Die 8erfGlI
ferin Nenie Bragg, meIdc in Gbri-
%ltioni's Orig Stpre I'M ltnion Depot
angeIteat lit, bepieIen. Sam 90 bon
Nelo g)ort elm Mann nit Nomen So
iepb Ba5ora, 9ing in Sen Drug
Store, i6lug Die @lnsi6eibe zines
SholtfnitenS Elm un0 nabnl ii6 ans
0emielben 7 llbrcll, morauf er Ii6
aus Dem Staube 5l MADDEN llt6te.
Nber er bate nidt nit Dem Whlt ser
8aibingtoner MGoeIs gerefnet.
0enn SrGulein Bragg nobm iofort
Die 8erfolgung ouf lpobei Tie u0ieb,
9ieb" i6rie, errei6te Sen Monn ulo
belt i'm felt, bis es einem 0eteftib
gelang, ben Mann 5u perbaften.
Sim letten SomStog botten mir
has S6aulpiel, uniere Stoot bon
NiIitdrpatrouiaen NIT a~lifgepflun5
tenn S%eitelleeiuebr our68ogcn 81 ie-
ben. 9ieie WilitGrputrolilen bat
ten Die Stele Der @oli5eipotrouillen
c,n0cllommen, melb lebterer ale 3lt-
lalnmcnge5ogen lparen, UNI cine Sng6
oltf einen aus Dem @efGngnis aus
gebro6euen Woroer 81 MAIDEN. Gs
balloeltc iid) nm @erbert 8. Cope
lauo, cillen Neger. peI6er, mic I'M
icre eeier iid crinnerit meroelL eiren
@ilfslberiff nlo 5pei Yoli5ei6camte
eridollen bat. Der EoIi5ci mar nGnl-
lid Oie Conformation 5ltgegongem
bob Copeland li6 in Sen iogellonn-
ten anacoItiu Stats anfboltc, mo 10
mlroen oieie elmer eingebenoen
Oltrdindrng nmtermorfcn, mcldc
aber leiber ni6t Den geiuiinidten Gr-
folg Dotte.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-02
Mnppert Some.

0n5 Support Seim feiert am
Sonntag, ben II. Moi Inn 3 llbr
nadmittngS lem 1T.Sobrtsfcit. Son.
Simon 8oIf miro Die Seltreoe bol-
ten. anBer anoeren Neonern lino
audi muiifolii6e llnterbaltungen
porgeleben. SrelrnOe iiuo ber8li6lt
cinneInnen.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-02
Sams 5u ~perfamfcn.

Gin 7-3immer Sous nit elcftri-
i6em 2iht uno Sos, 6urnib Site
unO Garage. 100 SUB 2ot. IGbe
s. uno sc StroBe re. Ereis
$4,000. NGberes in Der Grip. Oicier
3eitung, ITO Seflte Str, R.@.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-02
@eindlt

miro cine oIeinitcbenOe @crion ols
@eleli6ofterin nod) Dem 9onoc. 3
ihonc 3immcr, @oorO mo fleinc
&cr9iitung. Offerten rihtc nan
lmter $40 an 0ic Grpe0ition, So.
no CITE StraBe, W@.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-02
suOesfaae.

2oliie Cried, geb. ebert.
hilbert Sunoers, 66, 1915 Bart
&oa0.
@orion goung, SO. ct, GIi8obctb
&oipitol.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-01-30
Conserving Sugar.

The following bulletin was among
the most forceful and effective bits of
conservation propaganda at the New
York food show 1t was put out by
the National Sugar Refining company
Of New Jersey:
"Save the waste!
zone hundred million cups coffee
used daily in United States.
"Seventy million cups tea used daily
in United States.
zone hundred and seventy million
cups tea and coffee.
IF even an average of half a tea
spoonful of sugar per cup is left un-
dissolved at the bottom of cups of tea
and coffee the waste would be 1,7O0,-
600 pounds of sugar daily!
'Stir your sugar until it dissolves.
It's estimated that one-third to one
half of all sugar used in homes is
used in tea and coffee. Think it over
how is it in your home? Isn't there
a chance for saving.?"
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-01-30
Most Useful Vegetable.

Were I to select one vegetable from
the wealth of the summer and fall
yield, to be allowed it's use through
out the entire season, should without
hesitation choose the tomato. No 9TH
err garden product-except perhaps the
potato--may be used in so many ways,
by itself, as salad in dozens Of de-
licious combinations; in soups, stews,
and made" dishes. There is hardly
any vegetable and meat combination
which is not improved by it's addition.
And besides it's present-day value dur
ing it's season, it is one of the vegeta-
bles most easily canned for winter use
and surest Of keeping.-Good House
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-01-30
New Orleans French.

Negro troops from Louisiana have
linguistic advantage over other
American soldiers. Many of them,
through living in sections where
French still is spoken, are more or
less familiar, with the language of this
land when they get here: But they
have their difficulties, nevertheless.
Its dis way" exclaimed one. "Ah
talk French puhfeckly, but not de kind
dey talk in DIS country. You see. All
learned French from nah fathah-de
pure, classical ole New Orleans
French-an' dey don't speak da: kind
obah heah.'-Stars and Stripes.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-01-30
Submarine Losses.

Germany lost 203 submarines dur
ing the war. Of that number 1913 were
sunk by the allies, 100 of them being
destroyed with all on board. The
British navy lost SO submersibles, 80
of which were destroyed by the enemy.
Of the remainder four were interned
by neutrals, seven were blown up in
the Baltic sea, four were sunk by &C.
cident on trial cruises and five were
wrecked in collisions.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-01-30
Auction Saturday Afternoon.

An auction will be held in Frank
Smiths barn on Saturday afternoon
at 2:30, when three horses, wagons,
,buggies, sleds, light and heavy har-
ness, farm tools, robes and other
articles will be offered for sale. The
sale will be held in consequence of the
serious illness of Mr.. Smith, who de-
sires to dispose of his barn equip
ment. T. J. Kaliher. Auct.
w. H. Smith, Clerk. Gle
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-01-30
Mrs. Annie L. Blomquist.

Mrs. Annie L. Blomquist died sud-
denly on January ~ and the funeral
was held at the Baptist church, Spea-
Ger Brook, on January 20. She was
born in Sweden on August 81, 1864,
came to America in 1882, and was
married the same year to Louis Blom-
quist.
She is survived by a daughter, ia
ther, mother and grandchildren, who
extend thanks to those who so kindly
assisted them during their bereave-
ment. 81
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-01-30

Nels Olson of Baldwin has been
mustered out Of the army at camp
in California. Nels was member of
old Company G, but in consequence of
pneumonia was unable to go across.
He is fine young fellow and regrets
very much that he could not accom-
pany his comrades to France.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-01-30

The Dorcas ladies wish to thank
every one who helped to make their
last supper a success, and to inform
them that there will be another in the
armory on February %. Everybody
invited. Mrs. w. B. Milne, Sec. pro
tenn.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-01-30

A war souvenir in the shape of a
Hun helmet arrived here yesterday
morning from Captain George r.
Dunn for his sister, Grace. A cable
gram from George to his mother, re-
ceived this week, said that he expect
ed to shortly sail for home.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-01-30

A Red Cross dance will be given at
Long Siding on Friday evening, jan
uary 81. Stromwall's orchestra will
furnish the music and refreshments
will be served. Dancing will begin at
9 o'clock. Everyone invited. Gle
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1919-01-30

Professor Hayes has returned from
war community service in Texas and
on Monday will resume work as super
intendent of the Princeton public
schools.