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Svenska monitoren., 1904-06-10
r,sn.tan satte sig bredyid honom.

Langtan satte sig bredvid honom'
- Mamma - skall - komma, num-
lade den lille, och hans blick flog osa-
kert omkring rummet. - Mamma -
skall - komma.
Hyar AFRO hans f0raldrar? fragade
jag Langtan.
s0dern. De ia icke veta att
han ar sa sjuk. Hans NOR ar doende.
Papa - skall - komma. -
Mamma - skall - komma, jamrade
sig barnet, och han sag langtansfullt
mot d0rren.
Efter en- stund grep han kramp-
aktigt / EFT snore, som lag pa tacket
och som satte en- stor sprattelgubbe !
rorelse. Den granna dockan med Diet
stella leendet sag ut som EFT spoke !
skenet fran ampeln. En- stor gummi'
boil lag pa den Invita- kudden; dess
skrikande roda och gr0na farger stuc'
ko bjart af mot den Invita- kudden.
Pa golfvet stod en- valdig pappask
full med soldater: kavalleri, artilleri
, in~fanteri, spejare och negrer, kanonerr
talt, afbrutna hufvuden och armar, sab
lar och gevar. Pa nattbordet mellan
medicinflaskorna en- apelsin och ett
barnur.
F0nstret stod halfoppet och inslapp
tie den friska luften af jord och foglar'
mas sista qvittrande sang. Aftonvin'
den fattade i gardinerna, och dessa
fladdrade in i rummet son ljusblaa Sc
gel. En- vaggklocka pickade.
Tjanstflickan kom in. Lappar' och
kinder bruno, 0gonen glanste at un
dertryckt lust; hon roade sig derute
koket.
Ma, gossen, ar du glad? ropade
hon med dampadt jubel i stamman.
- Papa - skall - komma mann
ma - jamrade sig barnet.
- Der har du dina soldater, val
! snail nu.
Hon slangde en- handful tennsolda
ter pa sangen utan att Sc dit bort.
Sa gick hon sin vag. Dorren slog'
igen med en- small.
Barnet r0rde sig icke. Dess ILL;
ansigte blef langt och guilt; ogonel
sj0nko in under ~0gonlocken.
- Mamma.
Hvarfor gar du icke? Du ser ju
hur han lider - playa honom ick'
langre, SADIE jag till Langtan.
- Jag maste uppfylla min bestam
melse.
- vanta EFT ogonblick. Smart bli
jag aflost.
Gossen strackte ut sig. Annu el
gang grep handen i sn0ret och klam
rade sig fast vid Diet, sd att sprattel
gubben dansade h0gt / skyn.
Dodsangeln hade aflost Langtan.
- H0gt skall han lefva; h0gt skal
han lefva! sjongo flickorna derute fo
sin kacke militar.
En- vacker vardag gar Langtan &c
nom manniskovimlet. . - st. T.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-06-10
VGREN LEkER.

bet ar varmande sol 0fver varfuktlg
mark
Glitter och lex uti skog och i park,
Glimmer och CLANS Diver land och sjo
Och spirande gras och fro.
Def Ar dallrande luft Oliver varvigda
falt,
Brusande backar som lossnat och
svallt,
Smaltande drifvor i bj0rkar och al,
Snurrande flugor och krypande
Och hagel och regn och slask.
bet ar sprudlande lif Oliver nyvaknad
var
Prassel och qvitter i hostvissna snar
Yraste siskor som leka ia fatt
Och iubel och sang och skratt.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-06-10
EN- GOD

En- prest | en- forsamling berattade
l fortroende for en- god van att han
skaffat sin kyrka en- god inkomstkalla.
Han hade namligen latit bland bill
derna uppstalla en- docka, som sades 1
hemlighet ha fatt EFT MANN, och at den,
som lyckades gissa rata namnet, hade
han utfast EFT pris. Att en- intrades.
afgift skulle erlaggas, behofver KNAPP
past omtalas.
Dockan har redan inbragt Diver
aderton tundra kronor. SADIE den be-
lathe presten.
- Da matte du ha gifvit henne ell
h0gst ovanligt MANN, anmarkte van
men. Hvad heter hon?
- Jag har helt enkelt int gifvit
henne nagot mann alls! svarade den
vo~rdnadsvarde forsamlingsherden op-
penhjartigt.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-06-10
LHNGTAN.
NJ. Soderbero.

En- vacker vardag sk0t krokusen
sina blaa och gula sma flammor ur
jorden under solens befriande stralar,
den brunaktiga knoppen pa busken
svallde, och foglarna sj0ngo alter sina
karlekssanger pa de gamla melodier-
ma.
Da traffade jag Langtan midi i den
myllrande manniskomassan pa gatan.
Jag kande henne hon hade tidtals
varit min trofaste kamrat - och jag
SADIE till henne:
- Hvart skall d. ga?
- Till de manga manniskorna, sva-
rade hon och sag pa mig med sina
djupa, m0rka ogon, hvilkas blick vack-
te tusen obestamda 0%nskningar.
- Far jag folja dig?
- Kom!
vi gingo till de manga manniskor-
ma"
H0gt, h0gt klattrade vi. Langtan
stiger uppf0r manga trappor: till unga
HdldICp Quiz iran Slud IOHlmd dIGll6GT
6nskade sig till lander, som de smyc-
kade med sin fantasis farger; till dix
tare, SON trangtade efter q%vinnor de
alldrig sett och af hvika de vantade
sig all jordens och himlens lycka; till
unga flickor, som t0rstade efter fr0j-
der, ON hvilka deras dr0mmar berattat
for dem.
Hos den n gaf Langtan fantasien
yingar, hos den andre lamslog hon
tankarnas flykt. Den enes kind kysste
hon, och den blef rod som en- ros; for
den andres blick drog hon en- sl6ja, sa
att den forlorade sin CLANS.
Jag var d6dstrott, da Langtan sade:
- Xnnu en- gang - kom!
vi skredo genom en- flod af Illus,
uppfor Invita- marmortrappor och in
tradde / EFT barns kammare.
En- liten gosse lag / sin sang blek
och mayer. Han lag alldeles ensam,
medan tjanstfolkets skratt och CLAM
Triangle in i rummet.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-06-10
En- kLOk HUMID.

En- %ungherre tankte kopa sig en-
hund. Han a~nnonserade och inom kort
anmalde sig en- karl, som bjod ut en-
hund med mycket klokt utseende. .
Hunden fol- koparen | shaken, hvar.
for denne gjorde sig litet narmare I'M
derrattad ON hundens egenskaper.
Kan han nagra konster? fragadr
specialization.
-Ja-ja men! Han kan CORA ALT
mojligt. Till exempel ON herrn har
forlorat nagonting, kan han genast
s6ka raft pa Diet. Han
Apropa, jag har nyss tappat en-
handske. Tror nj att han kan taga
reda pa den?
ia, Diet skall ga som en- dansi
Lat honom bara nosa litet pa err hand.
Sagt och gjort. Hunden nosade och
gaf sig / vag. Inom en- liten stund
kom han alter. och med en- glad Wifi
ming pa lade han EFT f0remaI
for herrns f0tter.
Men Diet Stamina visade sig en- ung
flicka | d0rren och ropade med behag-
Zig, litet forskramd rost:
Nit balte. mitt balte! Hunden
ref af mig balteti
Herrns ansigte fick litet farg. Han
kastade en- forstulen blick pa hund-
egaren, stack handen 1 fickan och drog
fran b6rsen.
Jag koper hunden SADIE han lugnt.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-06-10
BARN.

Du grandernas barn, du bleka,
med vemod jag ser dig leka
emellan de graa hus,
som wagon for solen stanga,
mar den till din vra will tranga
med varme och frojd och ljus.
Hvi blef du domd att f0rsaka,
hvi vagrades dig att smaka,
hvad warren harligast ger,
hvi fck du Ell helt fornimma,
hur sk0nt / var morgontimma
all verlden emot oss Ter?
Har unnas Diet Ell dit ora
att suset fran skogar bora,
som rotats i hemmets null,
har far Ell dit 0ga f0lja,
hur daldernas vidder b0lja
af gronska och skordegull.
Hair fylles aldrig din lunga
af rena vindar, som sjunga
ON helsa, frihet och kraft,
hit angens vallukt Ell Waller,
mar warren / jorden haller
f0ryngringens friska saft.
Nej, hardt som de harda stenar,
du trar, dig lifvet formenar
hvad bast Diet ger sina barn,
och mellan skymmande murar
en- har af frestelser lurar
att ma dig med sina garn.
Den will dit vasen forkrympa,
den will l dit hjarta ympa
EFT gift, som varder till Odd.
Du fattiga barn, du bleka,
0, kunde min r0st beveka
en- verdi att fatta din nod!
G. NJ. Soderberg.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-06-10

VILLAIN kampar mot LATHAM likasom
en- moder mot sonen, som Ell will ga
till skolan.
Den o~ffentliga meningen tviflar ma
stan alltid pa ell god gerning, men
aldrig pa en- dalig.
Man fordrar fyra ting af en- qvinna:
att Dryden Dor 1 hennes hjarta, att
blygsamheten lyser pa hennes parma,
att mildheten strommar fran hennes
lappar och att arbetet sysselsatter
hennes handler.
En- man kan d6lja sin Mghet med
hjarnan och tungan, men 0gat och
ryggraden bevara inga hemligheter..
Mar tungan ljuger, talar 6gat sanning.
bet DIR icke hvad manniskan vet,
utan hvad hon Will, som bestammer
hennes varde, hennes makt eller hen
mes vanmakt, hennes lycka eller o.
lycka.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-12
QUARTETTE ARRESTED.
Bank Check SwindIerS in Hands
of Sacramento Police.

Sacramento, Calf Nov. 1.-The
police have in custody four men who
are believed to have been operating a
system of swindles across the country.
Checks we're found in their possession
on the National bank of Denison,
Texas, the Southern California bank
of Savings and the Canadian Savings
bank. These were for amounts rang
ing from 81 900 to $1,000, hut blank
checks on many institutions in Cali
fornia, Utah and Colorado, as we'll as
bank directories and other matter.
The men were attempting to fleece u
stranger when captured, and were
completely equipped with gaming
devices.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-12
TO STOP WAR
japanese Are Willing But
Russia Insists Upon
indicating Her
Prestige.

London, Nov. l1-Japan unofficial
ly has made representations to Russia
looking to peace. This action has re-
suited in failure and such representa-
tions, even privately. are not likely
to be repeated by Japan. Although
the suggestion Of pacific settlement
was made unofficially it actually had
behind it all the weight of an offer
by the Japanese government. 1t was
made direct to Russia. No power act =
ed as an Intermediary. The PROPOSE
tion was put forward tentatively and
unoffioially so that the Japanese gov
ernmens would be in position to
denv any report that it was suing for
peace. The failure of these direct ne
gotiations, however, resulted in bring
ing intervention within a measurable
distance. Foreign Secretary Lans-
downe's plea for arbitration yester-
day at the Guild hall banquet is tax
en- here to be a pointed suggestion to
the United States and France that
the time is approaching when the
powers must take some action. 1t can
he definitely stated that Lord Lans-
downe made his speech with full
knowledge that the japanese will not
resent proposition looking to peace
from three powers, (the United States,
France and Great Britain). There is
a definite impression here that the in
itiative will come from President
Roosevelt, though the action would
be joint. 1t is mooted that Lord Lans
downe only spoke so openly because
he had good reason to believe that
Mr.. Roosevelt contemplated making
an effort to bring the belligerents to
discuss terms of peace.
Lord Lanseowne's remarks are held
by those in his confidence to mean
that whatever the United States may
do in the matter Great Britain will
corporate in. even in the event of
France not participating. 1t is known
that Ambassador Cambon, who con-
tinues his great work assiduously to
bring about some arrangement, hopes
for joint action by the three powers.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-12
Does a General Banking
and Trust Business.
BOARD OF DiRECTORSi
Z. Yss Heorebske. Robert a. Orr. J. a. Lyons.
H.T. Reed. c. o. Smith. VIM. e, Dudley.
d. r. Stone.
CHAMBEROF COMMERCE
An Interesting Meeting Held Last
Evening. ..WiII Give a Banquet.

The regular weekly meeting of
the Chamber of Commerce was held
last evening, the following men,
bers being present: Messrs. Ander-
son, Buchanan, Carpenter, Fisher,
McCulloch, Plank, Ramey and
Smith.
Not having heard further from
the authorities at Washington con-
cerning the change of name of the
town of Grand Valley. Secretary
was instructed to write to Con-
gresham Hogg to use his influence
in securing the change.
1t was resolved that the Cham
Der of Commerce tender a banquet
to its members and out-of-town
friends on Friday evening, Decem-
Der 9.
A suggestion was made by the
secretary, and approved by the
board, that he give only the fore
part of the day, during the month
of December, to the work of the
Chamber of Commerce, and that
S25 be deducted from the secre-
tary's regular salary for that month.
A letter from c. B. Rich tender
ing his resignation as member of
the board of directors was read.
The board declined to consider Mr..
Rich's resignation and instructed
the secretary to write Mr.. Rich to
that effect and expressing the hope
that good health will soon permit
him to resume his Office duties.
Secretary was instructed to write
the Colorado Midland for space in
their new booklet, 80, 900 of which
will be distributed throughout the
country.
The meeting was an exceedingly
interesting one. During the next
month several new members are ex-
pected to be added to the member
ship list. During the evening of
the banquet a full and carefully
written report of the work of the
Chamber of Commerce for the past
year will be read for the benefit of
the members present.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-12

will Vollmer has returned from his
trip to st. Louis and Denver.
J. b. Hunter. the we'll known
ranohman of Fruita. spent today in
the city.
V. P. Hanson a prominent mer-
chant of Thompsons. Utah was in
town yesterday.
The telephone company has Just
completed a distribution of new tele-
phone directories in the city.
Members of the family of Thomas
Mcleod. 300 South avnue. have been
seriously i'll for the past week
George W. Falconer expects to have
"Ye Bookman's'' den filed with
choice holiday goods in short time
The Sentinel will turn out the
official program of the woodmen of
the World log rolling the first of
the week.
The Black Diamond Coal mine is
open and good coal Is on hand at all
times Black Diamond coal is as
good as the best.
The shipments of fruit by the local
association are now in the neighbor-
hood of nine hundred cars. Big ship
ments will be made for some time yet.
Miss Rowena Wheeler delightfully."-
entertained number of her friends
last evening at the Wheeler home on
east Main street. Dancing and games
were enjoyed until late hour and
refreshments were served. The oc-
casion WAS Miss Rowena's fifteenth
birthday.
Mrs A. A. Miller entertained in
most delightful manner last evening
at an elaborate tea in honor of Mrs.
Abbey. an old friend and former
resident. who is Mrs. Miller's guest.
Many OF the former friends of Mrs.
Abbey were present to greet that lady
and one of the really delightful after
moons of the season was spent by Mrs
Miller's guests. The house was
decorated IN honor of the occasion.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-12
Resolutions.

Whereas, certain reports have been
circulated. accusing our presiding
officer. Hon. J. U. Harris. with
using his Aerie and influence of his
office to assist him in the late county
election
We the undersigned committee in
behalf of Grand Junction Aerie. 500.
F. q. e. and our presiding officer,
Hon. ] U. Harris wish to condemn
the accusation. as it is false. and
would only come from such a source
that would stoop to anything to
blacken a good and honorable citizen
character.
DR.. Thad. Parker.
]. A. Connell
Wm. Uonelly.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-12
A Lively Game Today at
The Fair Grounds Be-
tween Delta and
Home Teams.

This morning special train came
ball team, the Delta basketball team
and nearly one hundred friends of
the two athletic organizations
This afternoon at two O'Clock the
football teams of Delta and Grand
junction met on the field. Grand
functions eleven entered with the
determination TO win and wipe out
the defeat met at Delta when the
two teams contested three weeks ago.
Following the foot ball game the
Grand Junction High School basket
ball team will play the Delta girls.
Both teams are in fine trim and an
exciting contest is promised.
A great crowd fills the grand stand
at the fair grounds to watch the game.
Delta's football eleven is a splendid
one and on the other hand Grand
Junction has one of the best drilled
elevens in western Colorado. This
evening the visiting teams and their
friends will be entertained by the
local teams in the basement of the
Gong church. A luncheon
will be served and general good
time is promised.
The Delta people were met at the
depot by committee of High School
papils and have been cordially enter
tanned Each team enters the contest
backed by great thronR of rooters;
wild enthusiasm and warm but good
natured rivalry mark the progress of
the biggest event in Grand Juuct ions
1904 athletic calender.
We go to press too early to give the
result OF the games.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-12
FOOT BALL. DR.. ANTHONY
The Noted Editor of the
LeavenWOrth Times,
Is Dead at the Age
of 80 Years,

Leavenworth. Kan. Nov. Especial
Col. D. r. Anthony. the noted edi-
tor of the Leavenworth Times and
brother OF Miss Susan B. Anthony.
the woman suffragist, died at his home
here this morning of heart disease,
aged so years.
Col Daniel Reed Anthony, who
gained his title in the Union army.
was one the last ( a half dozen edi-
tors who did much to spread the fame
of Kansas in its early days. He was
for nearly half a century the editor
and proprietor of the Leavenworth
Times. and during that time did
much to shape the destiny of this
state.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-12
HEAD-ON COLLISION.
Union Pacific Express and Freight
TRY to Pass on Same Track.

Cheyenne. Wyo., Nov 12-Special
Union Pacific train No. 8. the Pacific
express and an extra east bound
freight train oollided head ou at full
speed east of Granger at midnight last
night. Both engineers and firemen
and the mail clerk were killed.
Five or six passengers were killed
and score injured. Both trains
we're running at full speed when the
wreck occurred.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-12
BOTH BRANCHES.
Republican Leaders Say They'll
Control Legislature.

Denver, Nov. 2--SpecIal-The
republican leaders claim that their
party will control bot branches of
the next Legislature. They assert
that they elacted four senators in
Denver and one from Pueblo and that
they have triumphed in the three
other doubt districts. This they
assert will give them control of the
upper branch by two majority.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-12
MASS MEETING.
Coal Miners Of Florence District
To Investigate Murder.

Florence. Nov. 2-Special-A A
call has been made for general mass
meeting of the coal miners in Fremont
county to act upon the recent murder
of Hiram Bates, the coal creek mar
shal by nergoes. The main object Is
to decide upon plan to rid the Fre-
mont county coal camps of the negro
element.
It is forgone conclusion that the
negroes will be requesed to leave
in few days.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-12

Chris tain Church. h.-Sunday morn
ing the annual Offering will he made
for state work. Our apportionment
is $50. All members are urged to
be present and so far as possible con-
tribute. Morning topic" what Are
Ye?" In the evening +. f. Walters
topic will be Man. A largo
chorus is being organized to sing at
both services each Sunday. A cor
dial invitation is extended to any
who will come to these services.
Remember the date of onr revival
meetings. November go. Pickett of
Denver will do the preaching
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-12

Found-Money. See W. Nj Smith
White Mercantile Co. owner to
pay for this advertisement.
Thursday Nov. 18th will be gala
day for the Woodmen of the World.
The log rolling takes place in Grand
Junction.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-12
FIFTH FIERCE FIRE
Wipes Out the Town of Anaconda
In Cripple Creek District.

Cripple Greek. Nov. .l2-Special
The entire town of Anaconda was
wiped out early this morning by the
fifth big fire in the history of the
Cripple Greek district. The loss is
estimated at fifty thousand dollars
There was but one building insured.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-12
tomorrow.

Presby terian-The regular services
will be conducted at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning and even
ing by the pastor. Both services will
be of special interest and helpful
Excellent music at all services.
Strangers and all others will receive
a most social welcome. The hours
of service are IL a. m. and Z 80 p. IN
The sabbath school meets promptly at
10 m aud the young peoples meet
ing will be held at 6: 30. Remember
time of services as all begin promptly.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-12
SUNDAY SERVICES.

Services will be held at the Baptist
church tomorrow morning and even
ing. Rev. Miller will preach. The
church will probably call a pastor
tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-12
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
) Promised People of Colorado by Alva Adams
The Newly Elected Governor Will Fulfill
Every Promise Made in His Speeches
During the Campaign.

Denver Nov II-Ava Adams governor-elect said
this morning 81 elected of Colorado and
going have the office My veto power governor
will the legislature from doing things do not want
to do, though it should be Republican. anticipate
trouble because of the fact that all the state officers
cept myself will be Republican. business
and going to give business administration. will
fulfill every pledge made in my campaign speeches"
For Governor Adams walk down the street it
is continuous ovation.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-12
Promoted.

Pu6elo, Nov. 12-srec al-Arthur
Ridgway for ten years construction
engineer of the Rio Grande road.
has been made general superintendent
for the Silverton & Northern railroad
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-12

Business has been pretty brisk in
town today. A great many ranch
men were in. still the crowd is not
as big as the usual Saturday crowd.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-12

1t is an undisputed fact that a large
percentage of cases of nervous head
aches are caused by defective eye
sight. Glasses ground to order are
cheaper than medicine. In such cases
by removing the csnse of the trouble,
the effect ceases.
Why should you hesitate to wear
glasses, if by SO doing you increase
your comfort and appearances too.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-12

G. VAN nooRrBEhH. President.
WM. Z. DUDLEY. Vice President.
D. 7. STONE. Cashier.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-12
Watch Repairing

Don't expect to hear your watch
squeak and grind whom it needs clean
ing and new oil, but bring it to us
once a year for good cleaning aud
overhauling. By good usage thev will
last you a lifetime and give you
good service.
Phone Junction IS.
SHERMAN W. MOODY JEWELRY co
Official R. R. Watch Inspectors
Silver smiths, Etc.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-12

"A word to the wise is enough"
and your want adv. will carry
your "wOrd to the wise" if you
place it in The Daily Sentinel.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-12

''He that wants money. means
and content is without three
good friends" A want adv. will
Hist ,ricai S citty them.
The Jewish outlook., 1904-09-16
x6xx DOMESTIC NEWS 7s&&7s&


one organization, to be called the Halevy
Singing Society, under the direction Of
Julian Shape, who is well known among
the Jewish population Of Chicago 1t is
expected that at least 1000 persons will
join what will probably prove one Of the
finest musical organizations in Chicago.
On the first Monday in October the
Isidore Newman Manual Training School
of New Orleans will throw open its doors.
The object Of this school is to train both
hand and mind so that they may work
together The graduates of the school
will be furnished with an equipment that
will at once enable him to pursue cho-
sen trade or art successfully. There will
be eight grades in which both sexes will
be admitted. The school is situated on
Peters avenue, one block and a half
from ST. Charles avenue, and it's equip
ment Of every department is thoroughly
modern and up to date. The institution
is under the direction of the Jewish Or
phans' Home, but is non -sectarian in its
character 1t owes it's existence to the
generosity Of Mr.. Isidore Newman. In
addition to the tuition that will be given
to the wards Of the Jewish Orphans
Home, twenty-five scholarships will be
granted to children selected from the
general school population and limited
number Of pay pupils will also be admit
ted.
Hon. Simon Wolf, the president Of
the executive committee of the l. o.. B.
b., has mapped out a tour in the inter
ests of the order that will take him from
September 29th to the middle of Novem-
Der. Beginning at Cincinnati, he will go
to Louisville, St. Louis, Kansas City,
Denver, Salt Lake City, San Francisco,
Portland, Minneapolis, St. Paul, NIilwall-
llee, Chicago. Detroit, Buffalo, Rochester,
Albany, Boston and New York. Ar
rangements are making for large
meetings at all Of these places Chicago
especially will give him warm and not
able reception. Here new lodge is in
process Of formation, thanks to the en-
ergy of Judge Kraus, the new president
Of the Sixth district. One hundred lead
ing Jews have formed new lodge, and
each of the members have promised to
have five more new ones for initiation by
the time Mr. Wolf reaches Chicago. A
great initiation meeting will be held at
the auditorium, Messrs Wolf and Furth
performing the honors, the affair con-
cluding with banquet