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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-20
Cine nit 9pnamit aeIaoene SaSt
r6nrP.

Wliunea Miuu., IS. Ipril.
- BGbreuo nlebrere arbetter beute III Der
S6nieoe, g8.rfp1tte zines Bergmertes su
Somer cine Guautitdt alter 9asrrbren nit
Siilfe zines 9unpfbaumerS S.rbradl, srs
iolgte cine GrpIoiton, mel6e brei DfGnner
t6btete uno ueun anoere oerleBte. Die Cob
ten llnS: s. q. 9tettle, Charles Relion uno
Safob Soiiauer. 0ian oermutbet, oaB cine
Ger &Dbren eine auantitE 9pHamit ent'
hieIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-20
QSie
1T Cure 0eber ?

iit Der orisntuliide @rus, ba
man iuets, baB gut. Geiunb.
belt nidt Obne e!ne s.iunbe
2eber beitebsn lam. @enn
bic Qsber ftarr 1T, iinb Die
@.bdrm. tra9s unO u.rfopft,
bic 9abruns liest unperoau,
lid i'm Wasen uno nersiftet
bas Slut; baufises &Opfpeb
fOlst, elm @efabl bon Wattis.
teit, SOfnunssloiistsit u,.b
R.rpoiitat p.rratb, pie bas
sanse Spitsm in unOrbnuns
seratben iit. Simmons'9eber.
8.sulatOr 1T bas OtitteG &c.
psien, msbr 9euten bic @es
iunbbeit unb baS Slid mics
bsrausebsn, inSem er ibnen
cine seiunbs eeber CAB, ais lis
senS elm anberes auf GrSen
b.fanntes Oiittel. @r wirft
NIT auserorSentli9er Graft
uno @irilamfeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-20

Daior'S Cement
Sinl lusbeiicrn BON BorSeaaH, GjIasiateH, Vteer=
Itauu, Sacn, Sum 2lnleimen BON SIuaro>Sueuez
SpiBen Il. 10. 15 uno 25 @ts. Sn allen Gpotbeten.
(jSebr. rs, ,SaDi0Dh-i)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-20
gNIr iino lett aef@1ftsbereit

TT nnierent neucn Shreau, Er. 3O6, UeFtz
Sertugfous Stra6e, mo mir ciu poles Eager
| sabEafdliuen, Sdlnittmuiter erfter alafIe
nno ale 6rhbiabrs= II. Spmmermo oen=Snd1er
baben.
| (92-4D 6. &. Nisfe & Goutp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-20
9 t o t t G L 1t

unb ale fonftiseH GprahicbIer bellt erinbIid, uao
id,ncn sos -5eEeftbenss= Sn !titut,~ gsr. SOS,
Deft>&,o fmemifrate uabe SiHaeH= 4OeEus-
(Suni25, ,12Dltef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-20

Wtator'B &eeer=Gement
irm ausbeiiern pom Stieien uuo Ghub.n - uns
20 cts. - IN aleu- apothettu. (6ebT.23,i .Dof)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-20
Ser 0entidle GorreipomSeut,
GdsIid. ,p0bentIib unb eonntass,

G. Rotne, Gisentbmmer tno 1teoaftessf,
eionehzgde Saltimure=StroBe unb zGficesass
greis bcs fdeIidcn 9IatteS, brrt Eraser in BAL.
trlore uHo in Der yfahbarldloft heiorgt, 12h Cts;
fdeIidle une ScTnta as satus eabe 8 gtS pro
Wode sobbar podtHtli an Die has SIatt b.ioro,nSen
Grdecr.-SaaIidl nebft Scnntae as =9lms ac be inter
Rorfoz zGorausbcsablure $3.50 pro Sabr fur flrs.re
Seit i'm SerbdItris; fnr bic uodlentIidbe MIsaabe
NIT Sonntassblatt, portofrei, NIT gbsua tir @lubs
$3.50 pro Sabr, nan irsenb einem Srte bes snIan,
hes, 81 nab europa. Spnnta q q s9lusgabc 81
pro Sabr-Das bette uro biuieite oe1tidje SIatt
In ben DiittcIs uHb Shefaaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-20
gsdh ME enttdmfd,t tporeeu.

ytuuJ IUUGUGWs
Wis elm o1eemeines 1samilieH SeiImitteI fly Grss
eepfie trdee 2eber, Btrftopfuns u. N. eebraure i'd
taum iemals etpas aHberes nno bin ME in Der beIs
eorstbrahten gpirtuns enttaidt DorbeH. Or ideiut
beiHobe cine poafommene Sur fur ale ardntheiten
aes gtasens une Der Ddrre ~ iein.
~ ls. s. RcStIoq, HsacoH, Ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-20
ST.. 8aoiuaD's
Negnltr= r=YtQelt,
toIlfommenes 9lbfnbrs, tntloeS
Seifnun8S bcrctten feline
S@mer5cn, itstuter 5upers
laifig ino uatiirIiG1
fuirfcuO.


Bo1ftdnois seihmadlos, elegant nit iiisem Gjumu
lbertueert pursrrcH, resuircH, rsiuisen traisen
2saowap's 2siGen
beiIeu ale nnrestmdSisftiten bes WaaeenS. Der
xeber, Der &inetUeiee, Der 9tiereu, DER 93Iaie,
HerpoIe &ranfheiten, 4ppetitIpiigteit, Sfspfs
fdbmer5euy 0frftspfuua, SartIetbiefeit, 1crz
baum nngebsfd1rseroen, 0anenfraufbeit, Stes
Der, uuterIeib&entaanouna SdmprrhpfoeH
urb one tiefereu 3arufranfbeitsn Stem pesetabiliid
iein Gutdber, minsraIias, nod ioHitise fd1aoIidbs
9roauen cutbat.no.
Drets 20 Sts. bic SdlaGteI.
Sn alien Mpotbefen au habeu.
S6S 9roBe &ebermftteI.
0pufommens Wereauuna Dirh ourdb e5ebrouf
Bon 8aewaps Bilen ersiet. Dfittelit ibrer autibis
i6ien gIeeHidaiteu reecu iie bic Seber bel q6onoes
run9 Der 9aae uHe beren aeleitun9 6ur bic G5aQens
sduge an. Bel alien i5dasH 5sH VIisrdne, Sclbiutt,
saaistn Aufdaer, uHupatomnener 8eIoauune (ber
Bost pon &oleuersus iHs SluD reselu bisis gileu
IN &abcn Don orei bis fun Stld RAID bic 9e6ertbds
tiefeit unh bfreien ben BatienteH eieien toruz
sen. Cine o6er 8pei Haanap'ide BiaeH, uoH nit bl,
lioen SdmerseH uub Starr5cit Der 9eb.r Seplaat,u
tdsIih senommsH, er5alteH 6as Spit.m regslm6Biq
uHo fifern seiuube SeroaHuu9.
Dlau 9ebe iider uuO lebe su, oa5 man
y&aomap's" erbGlt
Ron idi6e cine 8ritfmarfe an Or. 1faotran d
&omp., Rr. 80, @arreHsStre.t, Renzgort, nm Die
S8rift False and True" neI&e p.rtbpole QustuuIt
tist luseiRtdt 81 bstoumeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-20
&. g. $. sSoaes s. Comp,

&. g. s.. Sones & Comp,
gtr. 1, yinrr=8apitrafsc.
cine 3bare RON Baltimore Stra5e
gSidItig iiir Seaus frauen!
Watteit, ........... .Dtattcu, Wsatfeu.
2Seibe aemniterte Samaftz VfattSn
81 benz pbnc Gciden 6aitebenben niebrisen 9ree BON
10 Sents uno bober.
-'" 20 Sts., s5 eis.. S. &ts, 40 e1s:
Ssprttcppi dl LIN oLEUM....- 81 9orttepptd],
SD bis 1914, 80 S,%t sss.s ""O gSssf; sssin.
ieoes aanitcr. ieoe GnaIiIat,
SIT etnem MbidlIaae pom 20 VroSent
BON 6erbitpreien.
sTcuSter=J JS puIcaur, fgcuifer=EpuIc6ur,
fertiae opobI, lpie auf SeiteQuH9 aemafts, 6Ilta.
NIB - 2eppidle rueroeH ouTsenonlmeT, 9crelHl9t,
aufbenabrt ODER pieoer 9cIest; tnr AulbelpabtuHg
ooer Aiieturani feline Sebnbr.
Sas aIte aupcrIaiiiee IeopidI= =1eidiatt
g. & 81. Soues pnp.,
sir. 1, Ipro Gan Strabe.
SIr traSen bel aleH aailen ron anspertlsen M Serz
ioHen I'M Setra9e BON mInoeltens 80 Ole 0radftoen.
(glpr.1S-Suui1, ,SiSoSaT
Sbomas 81. Grean,
SSauoIer nit Wto belu, Seppidlen, gSadIstudlen,
Watteu, Sefcu II. {. I.
- SaarSabluHs ODER. Credit -
Vr. 307. gseitsSa ette.str.. apiitler SonarD=
nHb SutamzStr., Torb's SperHhaule ibrd9
(apr.1S,3DteJ segeniber.
ST. James SuUings JmnO,
of Baltimore City,
EoroweItsGde Der Gaaers INTO SomerietzStr.
Sn isoIsc bes ffetis tpahicnoen 3uipruhcs, btii:n
ftd oiee Spnrbanf BON Seiten oes Bubitums erreut,
hat Die Seruoltuns berieben beihIoiieu, oaS Saniz
IotaI
bonn L. gsai 1888 ait taeIid,
(Sonn= nno Qeietlide lSelertaae ausgsrommenl
bon Woreens 8 Ibr bic gad,miitaas ilbr
nno Sautitass Wbeuos BON = 3 bic lthr
oHen su baIten.
Selt ihrenl nlebr, aIS 5ebnlbri9cn geiiebeH bat
oieie Snnt reaeIma6in oIer Srpseut sSinieu pro
Sabr auf 9epoiiteH beiahIt. SIR aus HabeSu elmer
SiettIzDfiuipn deficiencies Germo9cn lit auS<
idllieBIi6 in CbIiaatioueu, 0ruuoStuieu uno
S.Bp oihcfcu eriter &lafTe araelcat, unb ie beiBt
9cgeHpdrii9 enen llebcridIna BON uber sebutau=
iruo Spuars- Sic fan1 baber Dem YubIitum sur
dleren IEIage ieiner GriparHie nit sutem Geiuiien
empioblen DerbeH.
Z. ~. Get, 9rdiibcnt.
sSafpb Bed, 9ice= ErGiosnt.
SSelnri6 Vees, Sho Suleiler.
Streftoren:
5. 81. Get, Sotob ged,
Seinridl Bees, @ouis s. gPilinser,
IL. i. .. Sdlmitt, 9EnI. Uang,
@arru y. Niaun, Sol. s.. Sebrant,
SonrGo Sous, SSero. SerdlRer,
Peter Nuber, 9lu9. Shrllot.
(apri15,1DiD $earrn 6. 0auu, anipaIt.
S. Soneiff, Rr. 21s, SHb .Sroaopas.
ssertiee Sauten=RIeioer uns S,nte e,a.n boar
ooer lel6te RateHjabIun9en. (UfdrslO,13Dlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-20
IF NOT-WHY NOT {?

IF NOT relieved after using almost every.
thing, WHY NOT try
KLEMPER'S DYSPEPSIA REMEDY.
that has cured THOUSANDS? Ask your
Druggist for 1t.
80 Cts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-20
"hOI AL bLUE LINE"
uad1 Rem=Nprf uuO 3fiIe 0e[pFia.

Sepdd Dtre ans 5oteIs uRo gBobHun9eH ourb DIG
nHloH>2raHster=@ @ompaup" a6s,bolt uuo WGrtIu bel
WtlbuHe IN ben Biletureu:
RoTo n @fe Der Satperts unS Sals
timort; g trase, glr. $50, Sub SrOa6pSqI
ooeI gnmosusStatiou.
Z. 4. Coeu, GbaS. .. Seun.
eHsGei6dftstibrer. C2T3-) C5tH.sLGii sAseat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-20

Sbomas 81. Grcatt,
S9auoIer nit Wto belu, Seppidlen, dIstudleu,
Ratteii, Sefcu IL I. I.
- SanrSabluH9 oocr.. Grebtt =
Tr. 307. gSeitzsSG etfczStr., Slpidlen SoDaro=
uno gutopzStr Ssoro's SperHbauie idrd9
(Ypr ,}Uftel Qeaeniiber.
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BON 9tnuInIuania zqlpenue citation.

g2atb DaibiHstoE: SrprreSns 629 G36, 9.O5s
Sormittags, nm 2,10, ass Jtddm. tdslit. nm 7.4L
an gBohsHfagen, SOHntaes nur nm $40 abcHos.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS UNI 5.15, $50 gSorm. all 2Eos
fentuseH. 1880, 5.12 uno 7.4O yiubm tdslld.
ytadl annapolis: nm 7.41, 9.O5 Sorm., 425
giatm. tdald au5eeuommsH SonHtals. SoHrtas5
I'M 9.06 8ornI. uHb 5.12 gahm.
Snee prrIaiIen gSeIbinatum na6l Baltimore.
nm 800 frub, 6 25, 7.O5, : 20, $50, $50, 90,
$40, 1915, ] / 90 Il. / l 90 gorm. 12.15. l TO-
2.O1, $50, 3.15, 3.45, 400, 4.20, i 80 II. $40
9iatm., GA, 7.4O, 1000, 10.40. Ills Il. IL 30
Abenos. SoHHtG9s nm 90 frub, 7 05, 7.20, 800,
9.O5, 1915 uHo IL 90 SoruI., 1915, l.lO, 1.I5,
2.01, 2.30, 3l5, 3.45, 400, 4.2O Il, $40 yGdul.I
GA, 7.40, 1000, 10.40 uHo IL .35 IbeHo5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-20
Saute nod INNER inn gSadeIu,

U b II, 10. aprll. - lin Witternad,t
trat abermals ein beftiqes GrObeben auf Der
Suiel 3ante Elm, uuO leI9tere StOBe eriola.
ten iait itilnSli1 bis heutc Dtittus. su mel
a.er Selt ild) cine meme itarte Gr rdiitterung
.reisnete uHo ben Youif INFER Der Sep6lfes
ruus aui ben GlpIeI trieb. 81. biftoril9eu
9auier Der 0ifter Soscolo unb Salomos
Iiegen in Sriimmern. 2as Seleqrapben.
Siireau iit tbsllnelie bsmolirt, aasiu Der
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-03
TALK .rG TO ANIMAL s.
Chicago Tribune.

"There Is nothing that horses are
40 fond Of as being talked to-, SAID
a clubman TO reporter Inc oshfr
dav--oue who knows all aooIt Inc
animals be WAS discussing. so "@''
known is thls that in the Austrian
cavslry and ia several oshef armies
o. Europe the soldie!s hsre s'T'ct
orders never to enter the gtalls Nth
on: sIeaking few WORDS to tue
nays. | had often endesvored 20
impress this tact npoo my coloreh
groom. 8 very bright and aau'ntiiy
intelligent lad. who, whenever | told
him to talk to nv horses. would =
variably laugh sheepishly, convince'
that / was making fun Of him.
"The other evening, after taking
one Of our friends to the station, he
was driving home le;surely 10
rather mellow mood, when suddenly
nv recommend alton On the subject
of talking to the horses occurred 20
him. and without thinking what ne
was doing ne addressed the pony be
was driving as follows:
wWeIl. Pompey, old boy, DO you
remember the 1ame OF the man as
used to own you N Texaa?'
81 do not know whether the word
Texas aroused memories ID The
breast oI the pony, but tue fact re-
mains that be stopped short, turned
his head round and wbinnied at
Dawson-tLat is the lads name.
"Balaa.n was certainly Dot more
aatonished when It's donkey nd-
nreased him than wss Dawson, who,
with 3 cry Of sJee-rusaem Great
Scott Hey, WHAT'S the matter with
YOU, Pompey are you crazy Jumped
on, OF the carriage and ran to the
pony's head, convinced that either
he him elf or the horse had become
bewitched-
$50 startled was he by the horses
utteran.e that it was quite two or
three minutes before he cOnld se-
cover bis eqaaEimitv sufficiently to
mount the box once more and to re
sumo bis drive home-ncw talking
all the way with the pony, who eve'
anu AGAR whInnled Ia reply.
"oince then ny horses and THU
particular attendant have become in
HnItelv better friends, and the groou
is delighted to have found at leas
two creatures who appreciate hi
jckA-.
"While OBJ this snnject,' te wen
on, ''let me give you an ln1a!!lbl'
cure for a baking horse, which
moreover, will have the advantag
OF diminishing much of the beatiD,
and other kinds Of cruelty 10 who
the animals are subjected by peopl
isDcrsa; OF the true character 0
thls kline OF equine hysteria.
.sThere is nothing to do savs t
take up handful Of ashes or dus
in preference ashes, and open ing to
horses mouth wide pat the ashe
"a FIR hack IS possible down b.
throat.
1.-The horse will. in his en1savOr
get rid Of tn. foreign substance, 70
-. al a'nat sslklro and will. wit!
o; tns..'. -; 30 Fo9war,' vii
OF -: e..v:4'sst @a.prla. ~ ofh'
m:l',' : forHlhle persaasion.'
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-03
ALL FREE

Ioose WHO have used DIR. Kings
New Discovery know ito value, and
those VITO haye not, have now the
opportunity TO try it Free. Call on
the advertised Druggist and get a
Trial Bottle, Free. Send your uame
and address to II E. Buoklsn 4 Co +,
Chicago, and get a sample box Of DR..
King : New life Pills Free, ~ we'll az
q copy Of Guide to Health and
Household Instructor, Free. All OF
which is guaranteed to do you good
and cost YOU nothing. +. I. White.
read s. Co Drugstcrr
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-03
.saoney .@na Locked Up.

At age rs the usual 81 900 life insurance
policy in the 20 payment endowment plan
costs S4s In case Of death you get only
81 900. The rule is your money is lock
q 10 for 20 years, and then you a,e
Guaranteed only the reseve or legal value
by INV company.
iae twenty payment guaranty OF the
Union Central Life Insurance Co., costs
at age twenty-five, annually for twerty
years onlv $40 for 50 600; and besides Civ
jig paid up policy for $500 the 3,d
wear ten you have paid out only al3J,
ana if not taken the 81 900 policy remains
II force our years and two hundrt q
and five days t GREATER, il you desire it !;
Still tie 5th year the pclicy contract
guarantees. you II, cash on your po'lcy
sl44 aud still you may keep 1t up and will.
il YOU ale that year, receive your a2,ODG
loss the si44 you have already had: 81
Thus the 9Th and each year thereafter
orr guaranty policy puts the reserve, or
full legal value. at your command No
company can possibly do more. So why
pay more for 81 900 insurance than we
charge for 1900. especially since we keep
the reserve at your command at any time
after the sth year?
The Goth year you have a o.. 900 policy
due at death and it can never cost you
any more and you may at any time get
the reserve as loan on it or IS a cash
surrender value.
mere Is not an estimate in our guaran-
tS policy, all being expressed aud guaran-
ted ID the face Of the policy. Our guar
~ policy contract is more liberal than
any other insurance policy in the land
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-11

The supreme conclave in quadrennial ses-
sion at New Haven elected the following Of
ficers: Supreme commander, S. B. Morriss,
Fall River, Mass. inspector general, Jo-
seph Mason, Paterson, N. j.; supreme ad-
jutant general, William ii. Doran, Fall
River, Mass. supreme paymaster general
-. w. f. Mccoy, New York; first assistant
inspector general NJ. #. Cronin, Jersey
City; second inspector general, John Ad
ans, Newport. X. l.; quartermaster gen.
erai, Henry Barber, Boston; first officer or
guard, A. II. Rice, New Britain. Conn.
Two important changes in the constitu
tion were adopted 1t was voted that here
after the Knights Of the Sherwood Forest
be not governed by the action of the SUI
preme body, Ancient Order Of Foresters, in
holding their conventions, but hold them
when and where they may elect. IL was
also voted that no officer hold the same
Office two consecutive terms.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-11
]. o. o. y.

The present standing and popularity of
the order In New Hampshire are the best an
swers to the question, Has Odd Fellowship
proved worthy Of the support OF the people
OF the statef Eighty-seven prosperous sub
orinates, with membership of $4,000
men, and surplus funds of nearly 100000,
every dollar of which is sacredly pledged
for the relief of its members and families
IA sickness or distress, will tell the story of
the estimate in which it is held by the best
citizens without regard to political or re-
ligious distinctions.
North Carolina pays 20 cents more per
member for the maintenance of its home
than it costs per member TO keep the grand
lodge OF Illinois and all it's machinery in
motion. 1t is bread cast upon the waters
that will return In many ways.
The premises OF the Odd Fellows home
I'm Concord, n. H., contain SIS acres Of
land, having q frontage of 535 feet on
Pleasant street and a depth of III feet. The
location is one Of great beauty.
The annual Rebekah convention of the
Rhode Island Sisters viii be held at Provi-
dence Oct. 49,
Bro George ID. billiard, grand secretary
of Mississippi, has been appointed United
States minister to Ecuador.
Buffalo lodge of Buffalo has now mem
bership of 354, having added TO its number
during the past term 81 members.
Pennsylvania has over 10000 members,
New York 63.29l, Ohio 6o,Yl5 and Massa.
chusetts 46, ,0S2.
Odd Fellowship is a good thing in health.
IL Is far better in sickness, as tens of thou
sands will testify who have had experience
in the order
The grand cncainpment of Ohio thinks
that once in two years is often enough for
the sovereign grand lodge TO meet. The
grand lodge, however, is OF the contrary
opinion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-11

born. 449 Anchor. 423; Gardner. 3sS, and
Momanquiu, c1l.
The mem bership Of the Ontario jurisdic-
tion on Jan. was 24,s59, Notwithstanding
that the formation OF the grand lodge Of
Manitoba took away 1,2lf members.
EVERY iooco snould have social sessions,
or a part Of each nights meeting devoted
20 soclability. The members should get
well Acquainted with each other. There IL
too little handshaking both IN and out of
the legion hall IL there was more warmth
OF feeling fot one another the membership
would expand. and the order be capable Of
doing more good 10 our fellow men. Attend
10 business in "A business way, but chow
your social and fraternal qualities
Mount Washington lodge of South Bos-
ton recently voted 10 pledge the grand
uary l.
Tennessee had calls on two deaths in Sep
tember
The membership OF the entire order Sept.
] was 323,1ll.
The A. o. o. w was % years old on the
27th day OF October
McCook lodge, Nebraska, has laid the
cornerstone for new temple.
The lodges are scattered all over tho
United States and Canada. 1t is hardly
possible co lind town of any size where
members of the order cannot be found.
The following extract from the official
circular issued by Supreme Master Work.
man Shields Is TO the point: Allow me &c
urge upon the officers and members OF all
lodges of tine Ancirut Order OF United
Workmen the Importance Of energetic, ac.
tive and well directed work for the exten.
sion Of the order. During the hot summer
months, when 10 is almost impossible TO
hold meetings. we have shown IA steady in.
crease, SO that we can reasonably expect
that during the long winter nights, when
attendance upon lodge meetings is pleas.
ure, we can, with we'll directed work, make
such growth as will bring JOY to all true
workmen. Let each and every jurisdiction
buckle on the armor and renew the fight
forprotection to the widow and orphan Of
our grand and noble organization.
Washington leads the procession this
month with gain Of 271; Massachusetts
next with l6T, followed by Nebraska with
l55.
Net gain in mem bership in August, 63o
Lodges can pay relief assessment NO.
OF 1898 for their members from the general
fund II they desire to do SO.
California jurisdiction is still agog on ac
count OF the supreme session being held in
San Francisco next June. Active prepare.
tions are already on the wing for the enter
tainment Of the ''supremers.
Washington in It's first year as jurisdic
tion has 81 lodges and 1000 members. Pret
ty good COR y yearling.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-11

During the next two years no deputy SUI
preme commander will be appointed in
Jurisdiction where the grand officers are
doing work. The supreme commander ex-
poets to make this the best term the order
has ever seen.
The law reducing the amount paid the
medical examiner from $3.50 to 50 went
into effect Oct. /. This is reduction in
favor Of the candidate and will pay the
first assessment.
1t seems that the supreme secretary
found on several occasions at Milwaukee
that it was ''inexpedient to legislate."
There should be large growth during
the coming fall and winter. The percentage
of growth depends entirely on the indi.
vidual members.
The new laws, except the one relating to
The new medical examiner, will go into Of.
lect Jan. 1.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-11

The report Of the great lady commander
Of Michigan stated that the annual report
for 1892 showed 222 hives and 1000 mem.
bers. There arc now 400 hives with mem.
bership of 1907. The salaries Of the great
officers were fixed as follows: The great
lady commander will receive salary Of
q, 200 and $50 additional for expenses; the
great record keeper sf,2o0 and an afdi-
tional sum of $3.50 for clerk hire and $500
for office rent and incidental expenses; the
great lady finance keeper, $500; three finance
auditors, ESQ each.
The Maccabees certainly are enjoying
their share of patronage in the state OF
Kansas State Commander w. II. Lake
reports q steady increase all over the state
Topeka expects to have her per cent in
increase up 20 the top notch by the first Of
the year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-11
A. o. U. W.

The badge TO be worn by the officers and
members OF the order shall be OF the size
and design here described. and Is ~ be
made entirely OF metal. Those for mem
bers and all officers, excepting commander
and past commander, tho metal TO DO
white, those for commander and past COM
mander the metal 20 be yellow. The pin
bar to be formed Of the letters S. X (of
Ornamental deGgn an inch high and 1--WE
eighth inch wide placed about one-half inch
apart with neat plate az inches long and
b-l0 inches wide) bearing name of legion
passing across the center of same. The
number Of legion in figures 5-ie inch
20 be pendent from center Of pin
bar and attached thereto with n small
ring. Suspended from pin bar above de-
scribed and attached thereto with two
small chains about one-half inch long (the
one chain attached 70 letter and the
other 10 letter K) Is 10 be n medal about &
inch diameter; In the center Of this medal
on the diverse side is 20 be shown In relief
the emblems of the order Suns rays, an.
chor aud shield with skeleton hand resting
on open Bible, surrounded by belt with
buckle at bottom of medal and raised let
tiers s. X, A. o. u. w. and the +. /. U.
thereon.
The total membership Of tho Massachn-
acts jurisdiction Oct. /, 1898. was 1886,
divided a. follows Massachusetts. 2o.O25:
Connecticut, III; Maine. 5,f14 Rhode Is
land. 1.s2o, New Hampshire, 1866.
Nclaaska had no assessment Ia Septem-
bor: New jersey, 2. Kentucky, 2; Tennes-
Gee. ?: Oregon, 2: indiana. 2, and the bal
ance Of the Jurisdictions each.
The 10 leading lodges IN Massachusetts,
Oct ! were: John Endicott, ~ members;
Beacon. 725; Israel Putnam, Cio, Silver
e''s, y Eslth9g, yge. Everett, "A; Dear.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-11
nnlrn,. Of ,he eolaen EarIe.

7 Women arc now admitted to the temple
at the age Of l6 instead Of the age desig-
mated in the constitution. Tie interest in
this branch of the order is rapidly increas.
ing, and IL IS expected that several new or
fauizntions win be effected during the
coming term.
Membership in New Jersey June 30,
1892. 1858, initiated. .05l, on withdrawal
cards, 1888; roinstated, 81; withdrawn. 30l;
suspended. ISL. deceased. -; expelled, A;
errors IN previous reports, d membership
June 80, 1898, 5.0l0.
Philadelphia has over GO castles in good
standing, and is the banner city of the
United States.