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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-24

LoTEL-WANT TO BUY A LEADING So DAY
country hotel. One that is strictly CONNER
cial house, Not less than 40 rooms all mod
ern. j.. IFS Kasota building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-24

of drugs, with fine oak tiXtures no old stock;
trade for Minnesota or South Dakota land.
Address 1867, journal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-24

@. ARA FG5SON AL
you will receive with every cash purchase of
50 or handsome rug worth $3.50. See
samples in our window
FEMALE DISEASES IN ALL THE VARIED
and complicated forms cured; forty years ex
perience; offices open until 10 at night. Dr.
Wheeler, Globe building, Minneapolis. Il. c.,
3J5. Good home. for patients.
YOUR HEIGHT PERMANENTLY INCREASED
x to Il inch at first treatment money
refunded: consultation free G. l.. Graves,
rMagnetic Healer, . 533 James av N. Phone
2iG0 IA.
DANCING CLASSES MONDAY AND FRIDAY
evening, with social following; buck and wing
Academy Is 18th st s. shrd oor
MEDICAL =. BON TON BATH PARLORs;
porcelain tubs scientific massage; electric
treatments steam and medicated baths. ii
18th ST n. Lady attendant.
DIR. BERTHA SHEPARD, sPEcIALIsT, DIS
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d. III. Consultation free.
ELITE BATH PARLoRs, a2h 6th ST s, UP
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tendants
DISEASES OF WOMEN; CONSULTATION
free; private home. DR.. Is. L. Allen. 412 Ma
sonic Temple. Open evenings. T. Z. 400.
--- OLIVER KENDALL CHANGE,
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Specialist in rupture and diseases of
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CoRNs EXTRACTED, 25c; NAILS AND BUN
: ions treated. DR.. Collier, $40 Syndicate Arcade.
LEARN osTEoPATHY BOOKS, ALL ABOUT
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Smyrna times., 1904-09-28
ASBURY SUNDAY SCHOOL BIG REUNION
VIII Take Place Next Sunday and Chief Jus.
tice Lore Will Make PRINCIPAL Address

Asbury NJ. E. Sunday School !,
preparing for a "Big Reunion" to
take place next Sunday with all-dav
services and the committee in charge
purpose making it an enjoyable event.
The Hon. Charles B. Lore, chief ius.
tlce OF the Stats of Delaware, has been
invited to make a special address. as
has also the Rev. George P. Jones.
pastor of the Milford M. E. Church
Rev. DIR. Watt, pastor of Asbury, ia
also down for an address. In addition
to this there will be special music ar.
ranged, which will include solo bv
Miss Mary Roberts and a quartette
by Messrs. Walter o. Hoffecker. John
A. Hofecker, J. Edwin Hoffecker and
Il. M. Price. 1t will be an all-dsv
service. Rev. G.. P. Jones will preach
the morning sermon at 1920 O'Clock,
the Sunday School Reunion will take
place at two O'Clock in the afternoon
instead of three o'clock as announced
and the evening service will be ad. |
dressed by Hon. Chas. B. Lore.
Smyrna times., 1904-09-28
FRUIT GROWERS BANK INCREASES FORCE
Board of Directors Elect Miss Edith Beck As.
sistant BOOkkeeper and Typewriter

AT the meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of Fruit Growers National
Bank last Tuesday, Miss Edith Beck
was elected assistant bookkeeper a
new position created owing to increased
business of the bank. Since its reor.
ganlzatlon the bank has been making a
steady progress. Miss Beck will tax a
charge OF her new duties uext Mondav
For several years she has been an
emclent saleslady in J. E. DeFord's
department store. The Bank received
iast week one of Burrows latest i'm
proved adding machines which will
add multiply and subtract with acur.
acy and precision, being as mechani.
cally perfect as it is possible to obtain
This machine which is a great labor
saving device, together with their prae-
tically new Underwood typewriter have
been additions to the bank that have
hlled longfelt want.
Smyrna times., 1904-09-28
NEW RANGE LIGHT TO MARK
SMYRNA RIVER CHANNEL
REMOVAL OF SAND BAR AT MOUTH OF
CREEK NEcESSITATES BETTER LIGHT
Range May be Put in Charge OF CaOtaiu 10.
sePh Benson of the Bombay Hook Light.
hOuse-Difficult Task in Removing Bar.


The removal of the sand bar and the
dredging of Smyrna River now beino
carried on by Contractor E. F. Fon.
der under the s., 900 appropriation of
the United States Government may
necessltate better light service at the
mouth OF the creek. 1t Is understood
lhat TWO new range lights will shortly
De erected on Bombay Hook Island To
guide vessels entering the creek
through the new channel across the
Dor The work of removing the sand
oar was begun about two months apo
ana is now nearing completion. The
lShts are to be erected on substantial
posts which will be provided with
triangular ''day marks" TO maka tho
range serviceable for both dav and
nlSht. Engineers of the Government
Lighthouse Service have made evtan.
slve surveys the past week ana have
the lines ready for the construction
crew. 1t Is understood that Ceptain
Joseph Benson, keeper of the Bombav
Hook Lighthouse, will have ebaroa of
the new range lights. As previously
announced, Smyrna River received an
appropriation of S., 600 from Congress-
last spring, through the indefatigabla
enorts OF Manager A. E. Jardine. of
the smyrna transportation and Man
u1acturlng Company, who succeeded
IN influencing the necessary legisla-
tlon. These funds are now being used
Ior the removal of the sand bar which
naS oeen a great menace to navigation
IN smyrna River. The contract was
awarded to E. F. Fonder. of PbiladeI.
pnla' and calls for seven foce chan
mel at mean low water. The work has
been extremely difficult to accomnlisb
owing to the hard bottom of the river
at that point. In many places If has
oeen as unyielding to the dredoine
machine as solid rock would be. Soma
seaiarlng men are of the opinion that
the relief will only be Temporary and
unless jetty is built on the sontb
Slue OF the stream. the channel will
soon I'LL up with sand again. Those |
VINO have the work in charge are con-
luent OF success and argue that the
lalIy passage of steamboats, will keen
ne channel clear. Nevertheless. the
improvements now being made will be
Doom to Smyrna River navigation
md will doubtless result in incalcn.
able benefits not only to the Smyrna
transportation Company, but to many
armers and fruit growers who patron
re their daily line.
Smyrna times., 1904-09-28
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT DEMOLISHES TEAM
Harry WOodkeeper Meets With a Loss While
In Smyrna Thursday Afternoon

TAYLoRs BRIDGE, September "a
Mrs Harry Woodkeeper of near Tav.
lor's Bridge, met with a rather serions
mishap In Smyrna last Thursday af-
ternoon. Leaving double team and
family carriage in front of Carr's ice
cream saloon on Market street for a
moment, the horses became fright.
ened and ran to Commerce street col.
hiding with carriage as they skidded
around the corner, and dashed on ont
as far as Hiron's store when the car
riage struck tree with such force that
1t was damaged beyond repair. For
tunately neither of the horses were
hurt. Mrs. Woodkeeper procured a
carriage from Grieves livery stable in
order to return home.
Smyrna times., 1904-09-28
SMYRNA w.C.TU ANNUAL ELFcrIo>
Mrs. Kate T. Smithers Eleeted P-ssis-ot i,-
Another fear-AuOthsr Prize Conrs,t Or.
fered the Smsrua High School

Ihe Woman 5 Christian Tem.e-,-.-
mon met at Asbgry u. +. Par.a-,--
Monday evening AMI after sbo-. ana
interesting devotional services --5--
the leadership Of N--. NarvW W. T5.-r.
son. the annual election Of oF.--.
took place as follow President V-.
Joseph Smlthers. Wee president u-.
robert Watt, Miss Irene Roberts ans
Mrs. Bereau Grant. Correspo-5,,
Secretary, Mrs William Steven. p.
cordluS Secretarr. Mrs.. John p P--
uette; Treasure. Nr. John r--.-
Superlntendeuts ot D-psr-r..-,. 10
Nork-Evaugeli,;., Work. Nj. V,-v
W. Thompson; Sabbath Oh--r..-..
Mrs. James Anthony. SUNDAY S.bo,.
work, Mrs. Lewis II. Price. Srr--,-
tendeut Of the Band Of Hone W..
robert Watt; Flower Mission W,--
Miss Susie Hudson. and Mrs Rem,
MN Collins; Literature. NJ. C,-,-
line \. Williams; Agent for the T-.,o-
Signal, Mrs. William Dunn. Sa.,.-
Meetings aud Red Letter Dqvs Ms
Annie Price and Miss Emma VII.
The Press, Miss Annie ". Sutton IT..
following delegates were elected .o.bs
coming W. c. I. L. State Conv-r-,,r
which Will be held at New Castle az.
tober 20 2s: Mrs. Robert Watt Ms.
Irene Roberts; Alternate. Mrs AIba-.
Chandler. Delegates bv virtue ~ ~
hce' Mrs. Kate f. Smithers and So.
Press Superintendent. The Cora.
spending Secretary gave an iptsrs.-
ing report of the years work ami ~
Treasurer in her accurate re,.,--
showed balance in the treasu-v
Mrs. Albert Chandler, retiring Super-
lntendent of the Band Of Hope. ststst
with other items of interest. tina, 4r
pages OF temperance literature were
distributed by the children Of rb-
Band during the year. 1t was upani-
mously decided at the meeting "a
again give the members Of the tbra-
classes OF the Smyrna High ScnooI The
to compete for prizes 81
gold pieces for the best ESSAYS on diff
terent phases of the effects Of sIcobor
upon the people.
Smyrna times., 1904-09-28
NEW ORGAN FOR FRIENDSHIP cHURcB
RObelen Piano Company Of Wilmington lu-
stall New Packard Organ For Sl3s a

DEAKYNEvILLE, Sept. 27.-The Rsv
Albert Chandler of Friendship N =
Church forwarded a check of s1s5. On
to the Robelen Piano Company Of
Wilmington on Monday for the pew
Packard organ, which was sent TO tba
church on approval about q month
ago. The organ is one Of the fns..
makes and is said to be the largest
and most complete instrument
church can have outside of a pine or
gan. 1t has given perfect satisfaction
and is approved and enjoyed by The
whole congregation. The old orgap
was readily disposed of to Mrs. vii
liam Collins of near Collins Beach for
a satisfactory sum.
Smyrna times., 1904-09-28
TEACHERS INSTITUTE WILL Go TO Doyrp
SUPERINTENDENT Carroll Was in smyrna I'M,
Morning and Makes Positive Anuouceme,r

Superintendent Carroll Was in Sm,ru, m,
Morning and Makes Positive Anuoueeme,,
Superintendent J. E. Carroll of n.
hent County Public Schools was i,
town this morning and settla5 ~.
much talked of controversy bv anuoun-
eng that the Teacher s Institute wonI4
go to Dover this year. The InstitB,.
VIII be held Wednesday, Thursdsv
ana Friday, November the 30. Deeem
Der the 1st and End. Much press1r.
was brought to bear upon Suparintsr-
uent Carroll by his Dover friends p,
nold the Institute there. claimIpg tbss
II mad not been to Dover for savsrsr
years and that the subscription ~
building the new Dover Opera HoBss
was obtained largely on the plea tbs.
DoVer would get the Institute TIN.
year. Mr.. Carroll mas given the MAJ
ter much consideration and ra,-a..
leaving Smyrna but he assures us ,ba.
the taking OF it to Dover does not mean
that they are to have it every year in
the future, and if he is reappoin,sJ -
VIII surely remember the good peopls
OF Smyrna who have supported him
so loyalty IN the past. The attractions
this year promise to be very fine. one
Of the instructors will be DR.. NJ e.
brum baugh who so eaptivated tbs
smyrna people several years ago. n.
VIII also take up an evening with
ecture: The concert will be given By
he Lulu TAYLOR Concert Co.
Smyrna times., 1904-09-28
KALEIDOSCOPE VIEWS OF WORLDS FAIR.
Entertainment To Be Held Under Auspices Of
Asbury EpwOrth League Friday October "A.

Entertainment To Be Held Under Auspices Of
Asbury EPwOrth League Friday October IA.
The Epworth League of Asbury NJ.
Il. Church has arranged for a special
entertainmentto to be given in the lecture
room of Asbury M. i. Church Friday
evening October the 18th and will be
entitled Kaleidoscope Views of the
Worlds Fair" Principal J. P. Bur-
dette will talk on "The Educational
Features" Vice. Principal G.. w.
Payne will speak of "The United
States Government Exhibits" Charles
Turner, Transportation" Miss Anna
Beckett, Especial Features of Interest"
Miss Lavinia Turner, estate and For.
eign Building" and Miss Edith Beck.
Music and Art" The musical part
of the program will be in charge of
Miss Bertha j. Price. No admission
will be charged but silver Offering
will be taken.
Smyrna times., 1904-09-28
Preachers to Meet in Smyrna TO-mOru..

Preachers to Meet ia Smyrna To-mOrroz.
Easton District preachers will hold
an all-day meeting at Asbury NE.
Church tomorrow to consider plans
for forward movement in evangeIistie
work. DIR. Colt of Baltimore viii
preach at 1890 q. m, ard q business
conference will be held in the after
noon. The public is cordially invited
Smyrna times., 1904-09-28
Miss Margaret Dsnnsy Buys Prettyman Home.

Clarence Prettyman has sold his
nome residence on South street through
the realestate agency of Cosgriff &
reynolds to Miss Margaret Denney of
west Commerce street. The latter
VIII have immediate possession and
VIII make it home for herself and her
niece Miss Margaret Blackiston.
Smyrna times., 1904-09-28
FORMER DELAWARE EDITOR KILLED.
Monroe AshmOre Founder Of the Delaware
State News Victim in Railroad Wreck

In the list of those killed in the COL
lision on the Southern railway near
Hodges, Tenn, last Saturday, appears
the name of Monroe Ashmore of knox
vile. Mr.. Ashmore resided in Dover
for three years, and was editor and
publisher of the Delaware State News.
He left there last spring, and his Dover
friends did not know his whereabouts
until they read the published accounts
of the accident.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
Mns benz Snnern WarDlamb's nnb
ben angrcnsenben Staatea.
Sing in anbere S1nhe
Hta

sing in an6ere S1noe
iiber.
Sn 9elair lit oie oemofrotiid)e
3eiting State Iegis & Snicligcn.
Ger" bon Sobn 8. @ortbingion allge.
fauft moroen.
War lebensmiioe.
Sn Sagerstoipn bat Ser Uei6Gits'
mann George &auffman bon Seem.
Baltimore, go, brei Mal Den Seriud
gemadt, iih bas 2eben 81 nebnIen.
3nerit tpo1te er iid erbdngen uno
iprroe redt8eitig entbedt, uno Damn
nabm er 5fuei Wol 2auoanunl. oo6
rcttete i'm Elm ar5t. Gr bate &c.
iddftlide @irren. gls er iid better
fiiblte, ipiiroe er BON ieiner eSrau
mad ieiner Seimatb 5uriid9cbrad)t.
@uBte $50 citrate be3ab.
len.
9ei Dem garnipal in Cumberland
operirte $. Z. Moad i'm ,oeutidcn
0orie" Elm @liidsrao, an meldem z.
s. Sauner $87 berIor. 9eBferer Be.
idtperte iif, uno Die YoIi3ei beitraite
&ood um $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
@ermiidlte telcgrapbiidc Sepeiden.

G5ra 8. Mott aus S~pringfielo,
Moii, Elm Wann bon 80 Sabren,
mari lid in Bridgeport, Gonn., in
ielbitmoroerii6er abIi6t oui Den
nelien G~ilenbabn : 8iaoirft Dor Dem
Wbite Wonntoin @rpreBug ouf Die
Sd,tenen mo milroe 40 Sub bod in
Die 2iift eeldlerloert unb beibe 9eine
iplroen ibm 3ermalmt. Srut ieineS
entieblid)en 3ultonoes leste er lid &C.
gen bier Eoli5iiten miitbeno 5iirWeb'
re linb beltano barouf, ieinem Sebcn
iobalo pie moglib elm @noe 5u ma
diem.
Die ainberadrtnerin @arion
2intner in Gbieago bat ii6 an Dem
Gage, an pelhem ibre gbeldeioung
bon $. $. Neipton in Soleoo, g.,
allSgeiproden iuuroe, nit Dem gtil-
lionGr, BANTER unb Sol5bGnoler So
miiel Yarf aus Beaumont, Seras,
p%erbeiratbet. Die IeioermGbIter
peroen BON @rtbllr, Ger, ans cine
siueimonatlide Grcu5fobrt in Sen
merifaniiben @elpaliern unterneI)'
men nno bonn ibren @obnlis in
Beaumont nuiidlugen.
Sener GpanS, Der ~t5.iGbrige
Sobn BON g. %. GbanS, Hr. 97S,
ct. MarfS. Ipenue, 9rooflpn, ipuroe
ourf einen unsliiflifen 3ufaa in
eiuem Sommercnmp 81 Safe Gbal-
bllongrnggantaig bel @ebiter, @aii..
bon ieiner 9-idbrigen Shpeiter @ar'
goret our6 einen 8elpebrihuB per-
lest. Die augel orong Dem anaben
al Der gaiis oeS rcdIten Sungenilii'
gels in Den Hiiden ulto IN nod nidt
%sefunoen. Sein 3uitano lit beoent'
lid,
Tas amerifoni'de Gllropa.8e'
fdpooer inter oenl 6ommanoo bcs
Tiee-Abmirals Selaea 1T geltern BON
Saneer, Rarotfo, a1gcIabreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
Sntermationalcs @ett . Carmen II
ct. SDuis. d,

W.
ct. 2onis.
ct. 2ouis, 80. SUM-. Die
6ieliae Surnerl6aft bot aaes aufs
Bette porbereitet fir Ben @n1pfang
uno sic 9epirt6ung Der 5ablretd an
gemeloeten Sbeilnebmer an Dem
Surnlebrer . Gag uno Dem interna'
tionalen 8ett . Tnrnen, melfes an
t. unb 9. SsSuli i'm Stdbium aif Dem
8eltausIteQungs : Ylobe i%tattfinoet.
Gas nit ben Arrangements betrailte
Gomlite, oeiien 9oriiser @bds. Bfeiffer
lit, bat oos Trogramm fir belize Yer
anitaltrngen mie folgt feitgeltelt:
Mittnod, 80. Sunni. = @dbreno
oeS Cages uno Ibenbs abbolen Der
anfommenoen Surnlebrer uno 8ett-
Slirner.
Somneritag, 80. Sum- = 10 ubr
@orgens, Sisung Der &fribter
oes internationalen @ett : Sltrnens
in Ser ltniperlitdts SurnbalIe ant
Dem ausltelrngsplate; abenos off
5ieler @mpfang iammtlifer aftipeit
Surner IN Der .Siio St. Sonis-
SllrnbaQe."
Sreitag, 1. Sllli - 8 nbr Wor-
gems, erite Sibung bes Surnlebrer.
Cages in Der st. 2ouiS. Eurnbal1e."
Iadmittngs slnfaig oes @ett.Inr-
mems on Den orei @erdtben. Ibenos
Sfhpimmfelt I'M Wuegg'iden gsata-
torium; nud Dem S6pimmfeit ge'
miitbIi6es 9eiiammeniein inn @arten
bes SnititutS.
Samitag, 2. Suli = 9 llbr Wor'
gems, apeite Situne bes Srrnlebrer'
Cages. Iobmittags Sortiesung uno
SdluB oeS @ett : Surnens int ben
orei 8olfsturnarten. Ibenos Yreis-
oertbeilung unb 3uiammenfunft = IN
ben nSproler Ilpen" auf Dem 8elt-
Illsitellungsplate.
'Sonntog 3. Sui, 10 llbrWorgens.
S6luliieung oes Turnlebrer- Cages
mtoSobreS . Serlammlung ocsSurn.
lebrer : Serbanoes. TadmlittdgS
Munbfdbrt olirb oie Stuht n.S6luB
Der Seitli6feiten.
Die 5rrnlebrer lperoen in Der g.
2oniS Sllrnballe einquortiert, IN Der
olld) Die Sibun9en n~bgebalten mo
ooS gemeini6aftlibe Glen eingenom.
men merOcn miro. Die 5i Dem inter-
~notionalen @ettturnen bier eintref.
ienoen aftipen Surner meroen in bsc
Sole oes Jtod Spring S%urnpereins
%einquortirt.
. gliBer Den 80 @eGtorsIte1ungs-
Yreilen fir Die Sieaer IN rem inter-
nationalen @ett.S lirtou mcroen nod
peridiebene onoere 8rciic 5lir Ser
tbeilltng %gelangen; norlulter i%ilberne
@brenbefer fir oie beiren @eiammt.
2eilhingen I'M gin5el %Silrnen; fir Die
beiten @eIommt.a eiltungen inn Hie.
gcn.Gurnen; fir oen beIten @er1tbe.
Burner uno fir ben beiten Bolts.
Surner, Ole Giegen-Ereiie beiteben
aus brei iilbernen Hofalen; Die Gin.
5elpreiie aus lie elmer goloenen, fiber.
men unb 9ron5e.Meoaiae. Giegen
nno Surner, melfe cine beltimmte
Sunftsobl erbalten, befommen Elm
Siplom.
@etirnt miro an Hed, Barren,
Seiten- uno 26ngenpfero uno in ben
SolfShlrnarten: augelitoBen, @eit.
iprltttg unb 100 CARDS 8ettlauf.
Inter Den gum Wettfnmpi berbei.
Itronenoen mislGnoii6en Surnern
befinoet iih Die DOlpmpiide Siege"
bon 9eutiblano, Die beute bon Gbi=
cago ans, 20 iie felt Wontag eaitlib
oerWeilt, in 9egleitung Der Gbica.
go'er Burner Die &eile nah Der @elt.
ousiteaungsltoot antreten piro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-01
-~-.ry.- ~.,.,.s..s.n.
@arten CONCERT bes n8oriparts."
Gin gelunaenes 8reisiinsen.
Nnoere @ereinsndhriften.

o"" P1N'SttiSeH.
anoere Reconsideration.
Der u8oriparts" pe~ranItoltete ae
tern abeno Elm grobes Sommer
nadtsfeit, pelhes in ieoer Siniidi
eitlen erfol9rciden @erlauf nabm
DER gelu6 mar ausee5eidnet, nur
Dob lid bel Dem reibbaltisen Inter.
%boltungs Yrogramm Seoermanll
toltltt amiilirte, miro 1iemono be.
6melfelr, Der allgegen lpar. SIM @ar-
ten murOe Elm groBes CONCERT, Der.
bnnoen nit Breisiingen peranitaltet,
uno ferner mar nit Dem Set elm
Frelsfegeln unb Yreisi6ieBen per-
biIl1oen. Die Sauptattraftion oeS
gbenos biloete un5neifelbait oas
TreisIingcn, bel ipeldem li6 nameiit.
lid Die $50. a.. Steinmann, 2ouis
Soffmann, IS. 8obl uno Sbeo. 9orIt
beroortbaten. Sr. Bort fang elm
bon ibm lelbit componirtes 2ieo nit
FOLDER Sertigfeit, oab ibm pomEreis.
ritter . Gouegium einltimmig Die
Sorbeeren oesgbenbs 5uerfannt nur.
Den. Yrof. @eper's Sr6elter bradte
elm geoie9enes Yrogramm 5ur0nrf).
%filbrung, mo ielbitperitGnolid man.
gelte es nibt an ben notbigen grfri.
lbungen. Gas arrangements : 60.
mite beltano aus ben $50. 6. Soft
mann, Ebeo. 8. Bort, @m. Setting
nno s. 81. @reaper. Sas SdieB.
9omite beituno aus ben SS. Gborles
Yred)t uno Stetuort Nobinlon, uno
bas aegel . @omite ans Den SS. $.
Studs uno %. 6. Shiaing.
nSrobiinn."
Ser nSrobiinn" belt ge~Iterngbenb
nnter Der 2eitung ieines 0irieenten
Yrof. Sobn u. Glein cine gutbeiudie
S%ingitunoe ab. Sn Der @eid,Gftsii.
sllng, in Weld)er Yrdiioent $. Settler
Den 8orlib fiibrte, muroen 5lpei nelle
Wfitglieoer ailfgenommen ino ferner
murben arrangements fir Die nod
Summit @robe itattfinbenoe Grfur.
iion g~etroffen.
yMrion."
gud Der Irion" iibte %gelternslbeno
inter Der Seitung bon Yrof. Sobn Is.
Sranf fleiBig nere 2ieoer. Ginlo.
oungen oeS nllnfel 9rGiig.@ ereens"
nno oeS nWo5art E. W1nner1orS"
ipllrben entgeeen genommen uno bon
Srn. Sermann Selinef traf ein@ruB
bon Hbein Elm.
8eiangperein Giben.
fran3."
Ger 8eian9perein .gihenfrons"
~feierte gcitern gbeno' in 3orn's Sale,
Gde 8. nnb @ouabitraBe, Si9blano-
town, ben abihieo ieines 3irigenten
Grof. Com. 9odner, Der allf feds
@oben Serien genommen bat, ourh
einen %iolennen Gommers, bel mel.
dem Yraiioent Sobn Sallie Der Soft.
nlng Iusbrud CAB, baB Der nSerr
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