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Evening journal., 1902-02-28
OPEN UNTIL 1880 SATURDAY EVENINGS.
Samuel Lees Co., I".!iSi: ~.s9 s;6 SS'as'

OF that party which for more than
half a century so honestly and faith
! fully administered its government.
Although there were several speakers
in the morning the speech by l.. Irving
Handy I'm the afternoon was the speech
of the day. There is some talk, and
not without good foundation, that Mr.,
Handy will grace the Democratic
ticket this year as candidate for Con-
gress.
L. ID. Hearne. of Sussex county, also
is in the field for the nomination. Sus-
sex county claims that as there has
been no congressional nominee from
that county for ten years IL Is no more
than fair that Sussex should be shown
the preference this campaign. Mr..
Hearne, two years ago was the choice
of two-thirds of the Sussex delegates
in caucus.
| In his address Mr. Handy did not al
/ lude to the congressional nomination.
The burden of his talk was for the
Democrats to win back Delaware and
save the State from the despoiling
clutches of Addicks and his supporters
In his address he likened the Re
Dublicans to the traditional groundhOg
You have come out of your hole
and the Republican sun has not shown
You your shadows so you remain out
and make your fight for good govern
ment in this State
Il do not make any apology for the
fight l made for William J. Bryan.
fought the fight and while have greai
respect for President Roosevelt l was
sorry when the count showed that VIII.
liam Jennings Bryan had been defeat.
ed. The State is in the worse cOndi.
tion in the little while IN which the
! Republicans have been in power thar
It would have been II the Democrats
had been in power for 100 years.
differently from me on the silver Ques
will not ask my friends who though
tion TO apologize. All I want to d,
lis to stand shoulder to shoulder will
me and help put Delaware back wher'
she once was. believe that ther
would be worldwide repoicing at tn,
defeat of Mr.. Addicks. All honor .,
the Republicans who say that they vii
not be a party to the corrupt practices
OF Mr.. Addicks.
Mr.. kenney Explains Treaty
&. Almost the first matter taken up b,
the Democrats at the morning session
was the criticisms published in tn
newspaper about Senator Kenney an
his vote on the Paris peace treaty
{ Senator Kenney read aloud tn
'article criticising him, and fol
lowed il with the reply @
! Judge Gray, which appeared in tn
same paper in defense of the Senator
action After a few remarks of explain
alton Senator Kenney read the follow
ing extract from his address to tn
Senate on February 20, 1900
I Mr. President: I am one of thos
/ Senator's who voted for the ratification
, of the treaty of Paris. believing tina
I ratification meant the end of the wa
we had commenced for humanity's sake
and that the s20.0O0.OO0 awarded Z
Spain was the act not only OF a mag
D unanimous victor but as we'll a tribut
placed on Libertys altar by a peopl
who knew the value Of freedom. AR
there any who know the history Of tn,
last two years who will contend tha
if at the time the vote on the treat,
was taken il had been stated on thu
Evening journal., 1902-02-28
SAFETY Gates Working

The automatic safety gates at the west
end Of Third street bridge, were put in
place by the American Bridge Company
workmen this morning The bridge was
turned to try them and they worked sat
isfactorily The gates are raised and low.
cred 10y cog shafting connected with
the draw Of the bridge.
Evening journal., 1902-02-28

awarded the consolation trophy. Re
freshments were served and late in
the evening the guests departed, voting
that they had good time. The
carly part Of the evening was devoted
to bowling.
Evening journal., 1902-02-28
GUESTS ENTERTAINED BY CLUB
Interesting Bowling Game aud Gard Play.
inc lldulged In

Members of the Wilmington Bicycle
Club entertained again last evening in
their clubhouse. In the euchre contest
Joseph Davidson won the first prize;
Charles G. Kurtz. the second; David
Lash. the third. u. S. Lash was
Evening journal., 1902-02-28

.. William K. Crosby delivered an
interesting lecture on ireland" in the
lecture room of Central Presbyterian
Church yesterday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1902-02-28

Philadelphia, Feb. 2S.-The wheat mar
ket advanced iac. per bushel over last
quotations. due 10 light offerings, but eX-
porters showed little interest. A fair in
quiry prevailed from mixers.
Contract wheat. as to location, closed as
follows.
Bid. Ask.
iNOINNNN f'attoslI2
Car lots i'm elevator. as TO location.
No. . Pennsylvania red ............ .SlQSliz
No. . Delaware red .................. .S16S7iA
Evening journal., 1902-02-28
Last Days Of the Great Sale.
= LEES CO.,
NtDepartment Stores,
Southeast Corner Fifth ;and Market Streets.
ITO for Our Immense Spring Stock
JImred sell piece of winter goods within days
ALLOW prices will help SO take advantage Of this great
opportunity

81 .9s-We have about 10 All-wool
Ladies' Covert Cloth Coats that
sold for $6.9S.
Evening journal., 1902-02-28
LocAL QuorArloNs

fO-day's local wholesale quotations reported
by StaytOn a Chandler.
Cabbage barrel Sl.60ll 70
White Potatoes, hushel, old, o0c
White Potatoes, Foreign. 2.lo
Lemons, box, . 75,
eggs, Del. and Md. dozen, 2oc
Western Eggs, 3Oc
Chickens, live, pOundEll, l2c
Chickens. dressed, pound, l2c, loc
Apples, bauel, 400 To buO
Sweet Potatoes, Dbl 200 2.1O
Sweet potatoes, basket, Soc
Oranges, box, Call S265 3 90
Oranges, FlClida, box, 2,65, 300
Grapes, keg, 800, $50
Evening journal., 1902-02-28
STOCK MARKET
Quotations are corrected by Scott &
Co.. Bankers and Brokers.
q o'clock QuOtations.)

American Sugar Rehner'H....... .... 80, l2aH
Atch. Top. and santa Fe Com .....,,.... 70
Atoh. Top. and santa Fe Pref. .....,,....... 06B
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. ............,.... 90
Baltimore and Ohio. ......... .....,........ lOis6
Chesapeake and Ohio iO.,...,................ 96W
Oh, X. A. and Pacific. .-......... ,,.,..... l6l
Cleve., Cn., Chic. aud st. L............... l0lss
Erie .... ........ ........ 3Ss4
Louisville and Nashville. .................. lOi
Metropolitan street Ry. Co.......,.,,,,,,, ld9
Manhattan Cons ...................,.....,. 1881
Missouri Pacific. nc........................ 100
n. Y. Central and Hudson..... ....... ... 1917
N. Y, Ontario and Western n......,.. ..... 333R
Penna. Railroad Co...................... 1907
Reading ........... ......,.................... 56&
Routhern Ry. Prefd 80. ,,....,......... SO
Tenn. Coal and Iron Co............,,...... 6ss4
Union Pacinc Com. n.,.s.,......'...ss.ssss..su WA
u. s. Steel, prefd d.................s,,...... %
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Gte @plpeme Wfenatfle aitf bet 9as
ameritanri6sn @nsfelinna; gSr. @ieeert's impor=
tirter @naofturna= gitt.rs."
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Nu 0oS Ynblitnllt.

Die oSreie Brehe" fat iiber 400
etablirte 9(ge1lturen i'm Staate, tpirb
an iiber 700 @oitofficen perlanbt, unb
bat cine eroBe 8erbreitun9 in Der
Nabbar= 9iepublif Merito, i'm Snbiaz
nerzgerritpriun unb Of(abplaa.
SIR girfulatiDns>@ebiet in 9eras
er1tredt iib pDn COLLECTION BIG binauf
nab Deniion, BON Waribaa i'm Often
Bis nab @l 8aIo i'm fernen 8elten;
es i6lieBt lelbitperItd4bfidJ init be-
ionher8 8ablreiCben 2e1ern oas bi6tz
beIiebelte Mittel= =9eras uno ben Gubz
peiten elm.
8tuei Jieifenoe iinb beIttinbig, iobr=
elm, iabrous i'm Snterefe oes 8lat=
tes unterwegs unb fiibren belnlelben
i'm Serein init unleren riibrigen 2D=
fal : 9leenten furttpdbreno mere 2e=
fer su.
Sn Iabetradt bieier 9batia1en tit
Die uSreie Brene", mo e8 1ib borurn
banbelt, Die beutide 8ep6lferung gu
erreihen, oas beite @mseise Mea
oi,tm i'm gtaate Gcras.
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81. $. Stbmetper, Gleiider,
708 SiiozSlores StraBe, 9el. 716.
Stets irilhes &ino=, Sbmeinez,
&alb= uno 6auimelfleiId. @eflilgel
Slid, Nultern uno Miirite aller 2lrt.
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ten sSranfen (Bpbunt), 93aab
(6ambur9), 6e9tsantpalt 6arme=
t1iifn (cSennl Mnfitf11pr2ief1rntfl

ten sSr1nfett (SDDunt), Naab
(6ambure), Gebtsantpolt 6arme=
ming (Sena), gDmmer5ienrath
Sang (Wnr5bura). gr0ffnet tpuroe
Die GerIammlung uDn 9errn 0az
mal9fe. lleber Die Illmenbe in if
rer tpirtbl6aftliben uno iocialen 8e=
beutung iprab 8rofeiiDr 0r. 6.
Bidder (2eip5ig). Sin meiterer
GDrtrae bes 6rn. Wfarfels bebanz
bette n8ie tpabre llrIat1e Ger gegen=
tpdrttgen arilis". 3um GhluB
iprab 6err 8oblmann (5obenaipe)
iiber nDie 2Diune Der &anQlfrage
burb Die 8Dbenrefprn"
- Mus Berlin l6reibt man: Ser
6ousboltungs l1nterri6t in Wdoz
Observation-Disclosures bat ltd aub
in gbarlDttenburg gut bepabrt.
Seit Sitern pori9en Sabres miro
bieier 1nterribt in bier @eneinoez
16ulen ertbeilt; es nebnten an ibm
Die i'm lebten Sbuliabre itebenben
Wdo1en Der brei Dberiten Sla1ien
tbeil. Ser Waeiitrat tbeilt iebt in
ieinem 8ermaltungsberi6te nit, Die
grgebniiie leien iD oDrtrefflib, oaB
man nunmebr Den 6ausbaltunaS=
llnterribt audi in allen iibrigen @ez
meinbei9ulen einfiibren tpDlle.
- Die baprilde Staats &egiez
rune bat ibren Willen funogegeben,
Der prioaten @afbpirtbi6aft in ieber
@eile auf Die 8eine 81 belfen. @er
Die aub beute nod 10 auseeoebnten
fablen 6eioefld6en Der @ifel Doer
bes 6unsriides aniieht, f6nnte
Der Nnii6t iein, bob eS in ben
burbtuee trefflid betualbeten bapri=
lden Ilpengebieten einer beIDnberen
SirlDree gar ni6t beSiirfe. 9(ber
Die ausgebebnten @aloungen, Die
bort bas gtuge bes Sorltmannes 1tno
bes @anberers entsuden, @ino gum
iibermiegenben Sbeile Staotsbe1ib,
pdbrenb Die 8emirtbIhoftung Der
8ripatpalouneen iebr piel gu tpiinz
lben iibrie laBt. @abreno Der 8alo
in Der Bfols pprtpieqenb i'm 8eiib
Der @emeinben perblieben lit uno
einbeitli6 betpirtblbaftet tpirb, 6a=
ben ibn Die 8auern bes re6tsreini=
iden 8apern pielfah unter itd) ge=
tbeilt uno bann abeebpl5t. 2aut Ell
ner 3uiammenitellung be6 bapri=
lben Wtiniiteriums bes Snnern lit
III ben lebten bier Sahren peit tnebr
ab9ebauen als aufgeforitet tuDr0en.
= Die nneue Srau", ole audi i'm
oeutiden Heihe aufeetaudbt it,,
erpiteblt Die 2lnlaae BON Central
fiiben unb @a1b glnitalten. Die
ielben lollen nab bem Brinsipe bes
@ooperatip Spitem gefiibrt tperoen
unb ben neuen Serbdltnilien Ge1=
nungen tragen uno Die getbeilieung
Der Srauen an1 geiltigen uno font=
mer3iellen 9eben ertnDgli6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-03
TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue Of the" F'REIE
PREssE FUER TEXAS" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
In the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies III the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-offices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
It circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the ''FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-03

Der Sabresberibt ilber Den
oeutlben Nrbeits Wtarft iaet, Der
@eibdftsgan9 Der demilben Sn=
ouitrie lei i'm oergangenen Sabre be-
frieoigero eepeien. Oas 8apier=
gei6dft mar lebbaft bel eetpinnbrin=
9enoen Breilen, baS We0belaemerbe
iOgar trob Der l6lebten Sage bes
6Dlsbanoelns iibermiegeno befriebi=
9eno, ebenio bas 2ebergeibQTt.
3uGerfabrifen batten tbeiltpeiie lpb=
nenoe Irbeit. 9(ber oieler sufrie=
oenltellenoe Stanb Der pbiaen lebr
pi6tigen uno umfangrei9en Snz
ouitrie5ueige tpieet freilid) nidt bas
Oanieoerliegen Der Wetall=, Ma=
ibinen= uno 9ertilinoultrie, lopie
oes aelammten 8oueeperbes auf.
Der 8eri6t bebt oas 2i6tbilb ber=
b0r, Dab piele 9lrbeitgeber anitott
Der bequemen. aber perbdu0niBuDllen
Irbeiterentlailungen nun Seierl9id=
ten uno cine 6erablebung Der Dir
beits5eit einfiibrten. 6dtten 1ie bies
niht getban, uno fOnlequent bur6-
aefiibrt, 10 mare Die 3abl Der Nr=
beitslolen nod peit ar0Ber gepelen.
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Sin tiefes @eheimnis.

gs lit Elm tiefes @ebeintniB, tpeB=
balb 5rauen &iiGeni6mer5en, &opfz
i6nersen, 9eerpolitdt, SblaHu1ia=
felt, Wtelanbolie, Sbnmabts= uno
S9minoel=Slnfdlle rubig ertraaen,
oa bod taulenbe betpieien baben,
oaB Electric Bitters l9neQ 1pl6e
2eioen BELT. SD litt felt Sabren
unter 9eierenz2eiben" lbreibt Jrau
8bebe Gberlep ppn Geterion, Sowa,
puno infolae pOn 8udenibmeraen
fDnnte i6 MIDI ni6t alein anflei=
ben, ieooh, Electric Bitters beilte
MIDI pDllitdnbie, uno, obppbl ib
ibon 73 Sabre alt bin, fam ib iebt
Die aanse 6ausarbeit belureen. :"
Sour so Gents bel S. &alteper &
SDbn, @eu. S. S. 56mitt, giaen=
tbiiner, unb SO, 0reiB.
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aarrierc aemadlt. Ser beriibmt

&arriere senadt. Ser beriibnte
Nbbofat 2a9aub tpurbe zines Sases
gum amtli9en @ertbeibiser sines MDrs
bers beitellt. Mie es iibli9, ma9t er
feinem &lienten einen 8efu9. &aum
fat biefer ben 4bbofaten erblidt, als
er einen S9ret Der @ertpunberung ausz
ftoBt. nSa, ja," ruff Der 0erbre9er,
ri9 irre mid ni9t, Sic itnb's-nlein
eriter @ertbeibiger, als i9 bor aipan3ig
Sobren gum eritea Male onsetlugt
mar. - nWabrboftig," entgegnete 2az
4auo, nunb Sic tparen mein eriter
Silent; t6 bebiitirte nit Sbrem fleinen
0iebfablAen. $50 audi" erfldrte
Der M0rber unb fiigte bann NIT tiefer
Genugtbuuns bin3u: nSa, ia, 9err
Softor, mir baben es ieitbem 8eibe
treiter eebra9tl"
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vSas 1T ia Elm re6t niebli6es Sc

vOas TT ia Elm re6t rieblihes @ee
itanbniB, es intere5iirt mid iibrigens
aH erfabren, nit nem Dn Did berlobt
bait."
nWlit tpetn, ma, bas fa1lnit Dn Dir
ipobl benfen, nit Sdubes S9ndgerin.
2aura beibt iie, elm rei5enber gaame,
fpos2"
Limb bic nimnrt Oi62" fragte t6
nit aufri6ttsem @taunen.
nSie TT fogar gang entaiidt BON
mir, iagte 9ipp ielbitbeipubt, nnatiir@
ltA gesenieittg,. Coup be founbre,'
periiaere i'd Did, ,2tebe auf BEN eriten
9lid.'"
yWte rpmantiI9."
nOa bait 9u re9t, man bat es fell
ten. llnb neil i9 Dir nun NIT sutemt
@eifpiel boran gegangen BIN, 1outeit
0n mir nur f9leunigit naheifern,
alan bi9t iinb Define 2oden au9 ni9t
mebr."
n9aie," erfldrte i9 NIT Nurbe, y1o
let9t dnbere i6 meine @runbfdBe
nt9t."
nGrunbfGBe, @6fpd6e tit es, ipeiter
ni6ts, Ot i9euit Did, Sein I'M
prbentli6es, f9tpelgeri19es SunggeIslz
lenleben gegen bas harmonii9e, beIeez
liaenbe Slid Der Gbe ein5utauf9en.
Du fiirdteft Did, 9eine fripolen Ser
gniieunsen, ben iibermdbtgen GenuB
bon @ein unb 9flfobof aufgeben su
miiifen, bas tit bic Sa9e.4 >
r4nerbin9s," faste i'd Gadsnb,
n8rog bor Muent."
SADIE mid nur aus, ereiferte p6iz
lipp ii9, utper aulebt Ia9t, la9t am
beiten. 9lber ebe ib es bergefe, tpir
ppllen beute Nbenb Inn a9t llbr Bel
&empinsfi uniere @erlobung feiern,
ipoau i6 Did biermit geborfamit etns
selaben babe. 9ratultren barfit On
mir bort aud, Biz iebt bait Du es nGmz
Ii9 ni9t getban. 9(l1o ouf Wiebers
feben beut' Qbenb, enpfeble MIDI"
Damit berlieB sr mid unb i'd
tpanbte mid pieOer meinem 8riefe gu,
obcr NIT benz @9reiben tpollte es ribt
mebr seben. Sd. mar re9t berftimmt
unb drgerli4. mein leBter Be eiter 5reunb
topllte iib berbeiratben, unb i9 blieb
aug nnierem emit 10 pergniisten areife
ddeilf 5uriid-sana ouein.
Suerit ipollte i'd gar ni9t BIN au
&empinsfi, bdnn aber beiann i9 mid
eines gefiern unb ging bo9. sic
botten mir eine partnerin berf9afft
tpie faum cine atpeite gu finben tit,
einen tpabren Musbunb bon S9Dnbeit
nnb reben fonnte iie liberties ou9,
tpas BEL elmer Sif6bome bp6 bic
.Souptfa9e bleibt. Wie etn Stod baa
fiBen burfte i9 bod nidt, unb jebes
Mtal, tpenn i9 ettpas Mariner tparb,
ober ettpas LANCER als iibli9 in bic
tuntlen 9ueen reiner g}a6barin
blidte, 70 sIitt iiber 2ipps 9lntlib ein
beimli9es 3uden, bon benz i9 tpobl
ipubte, mas es gu bebellten bate.
nNo9 cine bohe @dnle aeust bon
perf9tpunbener pra9t," fliifterte er
mir Eel Der eriten Gelegenbeit fei1e
in's Sbr, unb beim Nufbru9 bate er
gar auf ntein Menii ben @9lub aes
fribelt: nMu9 btefe. i9pn geboriten,
farm ftIrsen iiber Ra4t." Sb er re9t
hdt9-
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GErlsuuni.

Die sei5ige 5rdu Hatb trifft einen
betannten gtr3t unb min benfelben, Inn
8elb gu fparen, glei9 fOnIultiren: SD
leibe ieit einiger 3eit on S6pd9e unb
lam nt6t lauFen, 9err Sonitdtsratb,
mas foa i9 nebmen2"-& at6 Gi9
empfebIenb): nNebmen sic cine
9roIdfe. dndbige 6rau!"
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GaS SsuftIhiff fabrt.

Die neuli6e 9ro6efabrt zines euitibffes IN 4aris
mar iebr erfoigrei@. unb Wibreno oas GebeimniB
Der auItlbiiabrt nod redt melt BON Der 2biuua
entfsrnt it, leiitst oieies S6 ood nebr, ais ireena
Elm anbcres bisber erfunbenes Gs fdbrt oipobl oe=
gen ben 9sinb als aud nit ibm. Sas siebt Elm
neues4riu3ip 3umgearbeiten, nnD ciue5 cages mogeH
mir Gin euftI6iii eriunoen Ieben. oas fin oclerle
@ebraud prottiid1 iein miro 8iee Nrt oes 3eiens
mro un3pelfelbat piele anoere &ransportmittel er.
ieben, 9enaa 10. ME 6offeters Wagenbitters pielt
9erngere WeoiSnen be: Der %oeifuns pOngeroauungs-
leioen, 8pspepia. 8erfiopung, aeber= uno 9Heren-
leloen ooer Wloloria, Gie6er uno taltem eber erib
leioet, 10 psri6umt niGt. oas gitters su perudlen
Gs miro Gn6 Hibt enttduiden. Seib fiber, oaB S6l
ous ette betoinnt, uno tnBt Gu6 bon Gurem @po.
tbeter elm Grenlplar BON 6ofettcr's Glmana6 fiji
1902 aehen
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- Die IuSIi6ten Der Tarif=8or-
lage I'M beutlhen 6eibstage, Die
iebt Der Gomntiliion pOrlieot, ldei=
men nibt Die beiten 5u lein, oenn Die
oeribieoenen Bartien Oerluben be-
reits burh lire 4reiie ltb aeeenlei=
tig Die S6ulo am 9urdfaIen ber=
ielben in Die Sbube 5u lbieben.
Die &grarier MAIDEN Dem Centrum
bittere GormitrIe, neil ba8lelbe Iie
nibt unbeoinet unteritiibt. Die 8ei-
tunoen be8 Gentrum8 nebtnen lpl9e
lln9riffe iebr oelaiien auf.
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6. SdeuernleDer's Taatliengarteu

6. SdcuermeDer's Sanliliengarten
erfreut fi6 pegen ieiner auseeseid-
neten &u6e oeS beFen 0tufes bel
0teligen uno sSremben uno miro
oeuentlprebenb pun sSreunoeu elmer
auten beutlben Soft ftarf patroni=
Iirt. Oelifatellen Der SailDn ent=
lprebeno. Wiilhereiprpbufte aler
g(rt. SIM Saloun finoet man itets
fril6eS 8ier, quite 8eine, 2iquDre
uno giaarren. Sheuermeper's 9az
miliengarteu 1T elm @rbolunesplab
eriter &lelie.
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- @inen Sport liebt ieoe Dame:
ben &inetampf.
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Sn Berlin iit elm 3beater fir
8inoer er1ffnet worben. Der rul=
}iIbe 9idter 0fi6aro Ballentin
bat oaslelbe ins 2eben eerufen.
@r tna6t oarauf aufmerflam, DAB
Die mDbernen 9beaterftiide fir Die
gr5iebune Der 6inoer gti6t8 taugen.
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ST.. 9apbert g. NNoR,
Office 1913 glpe IS. SpeciatiIt fir 9lus
gen, Sbren, 93aie uno 8eble. Sprehs
itunoen ppn 9 bis II ubr 8ortflJttags
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AN APRIL BRACER.
Grape-Nuts Food Gives Spring in the
Spring.

Teachers require nourishing food more
than the average person, for their work
Is nerve destroying, and unless the food
taken will surely rebuild the lost gray
matter nervous prost ration will set in.
a lady teacher writes: For the benefit
of my fellow teachers and all brain work.
ers who expend daily an amount of nerve
energy want to tell just what know
personally about Grape-Nuts Breakfast
Food. s4-st
When l was teaching in a boarding
school at P, in '98, one of the day
teachers ate Grapefruit regularly for
breakfast and supper and appeared so well
and strong in all her work.
Miss R----used to beg me to join her
and give the food trial. but for some
reason / never would try it until the
spring of the present year. Then one
day in April when was very much in
need of sonnet hing bracing and was on
the point OF buying the usual tonic, she
prevailed upon me to begin using Grape
Nuts. So we ate Grape Nuts together
from then until June.
Previous to that, every spring / had
been compelled to take bottle after bottle
of tonics and then go home much run
down, but this year June found me we'll
and strong after a most trying month Of
work, with never thought about tonics
other than the nourishment received from
Grape Nuts Naturally believe heartily
in the merits of the food.
''Since leaving that boarding school,
learn that nearly every teacher in the
school, from the principal down, uses
Grape Nuts. Name given by Postum Co..
Battle Creek, Mich.
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Personal and Social.

Miss Susanna Fletcher is home from Wash
ington.
Z Mr.. and Mrs M. B. Koon are home from
on extended trip abroad.
Woodbine Camp, r.. NJ of A., will give a
shirt waist party Tuesday evening, in the hall,
on Franklin avenue.
Pansy lodge, D. of r. will give card
party and dance in the hall, 800 Nicollet ave-
que, Saturday evening
North Star Temple, No. IL, Rathbone Sis
ters will give a card party Saturday evening
In K. P. hall, Masonic Temple.
j. H. Sessions will return from Chicago
Saturday Mr. Sessions injured his knee cap
while boarding train in that city last month
and has been in hospital
The Christian Endeavor Society of Open
Door Congreg ationa1 church will give a
unique socialsto- morrow evening, In the shape
of geographical and geological party, at the
residence Of E. e.. Weber, 1907 Adams street
NE.
The Y. P. S. of Bethel congregation will
give a concert in Easthagen hall, Blooming
ton avenue and Twenty fourth street. Sat
urday evening. Professor E. G. Lund will
give an address and A. N. Lindell will con-
tribute violin numbers. Mrs. Ida Sjoblom-
Dearborn will read selections from Ibsen's s
Brand and others who will take part In
the program are: Miss Minnie Clint. Marle
| Hoyey, Tida .Bolstad, Lizzie Nelson, Sven.
son, Esther Peterson, Messrs, Lambert and
Stud E. Ekeland., The proceeds will go TOWARD
the church building fund.
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Saturday evening The women have been
busy since early. in the fall making aprons
and other useful fancy articles for sale.
Tomorrow evening the Journal News
boys band will play program of popular
music. Saturday afternoon Mrs. Seible
will sing and Saturday evening the pro-
gram will be presented by A. E. Chapman,
Henry Wacks and Frank Bush, who will
give mandolin numbers, the adult choral
class of Unity settlement and Mis- Ednah
Hall. The proceeds of the bazaar will be
used for the outing fund and for the va
cation manual training school. -. ..
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Club Notes,

Tuesday evening, Silver Leaf Circle. No. 6.
Ancient Order of Druids, installed its new Off
little girls, led by Miss Nina E. Hope Miss
May o. Olson gave each of the participants a
silver bracelet. The members of the circle pre-
scented Miss Olson with gold medal in rec
ognition of her services.
Professor Ruth B. Ridges will speak on
1.-THE Possibilities of Humanity before the
morrow evening, In Drummond hall. Second
street and Fifteenth avenue Ne.
The Eighth Ward w. G. 7. Y: will meet
tomorrow, at 2:30 p. M, with Mrs Pulver,
S640 BlaisdelI avenue. Mrs. Parker will lead
the child culture study. drill on Y and
L. T.. L. work viii y given. and ssympo-