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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24
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Gpangeliernes ariitusbiQeoe.
Gfter ct 6oreOrug.
or Qrofesior 0aloemur Ammunoien
(6ortiut.)

IRA ct tibligt 5ibspuntt / bans
Gin bsrsr ri, at bans n9rmeIte fanot
ban ube At fig ielO, OOeripGnbt, og
pilbe tuge BAN i 5orDaring CUiart.
3, 20 f.. SIAN hi life %foritaa, at ga
rii9erne anidd BAN for en- 5oltefors
fsrsr, og at 5oltet lob fig riue meb
al bem2 0anite pitt bar bel Seren
9ierfeeuaro 8et /, at bet Menneife
alorig er fpbt. Der enc meb BAN ION
entelt banbe Wob til at trRoe ben
til BAN og ipptte paa BAN. Uaen nj
balgte be / Soft % bette Qnipdret.
Sra tuIinoe Struber presiebe Raabei
fla frem: aorsf9it, torsfRit BAN
8i bsr pei life opmme baarbere ON
bet, snb ban bsmte, ba ban fra aor-
fet ubtalts; 5aber, forlub BEN; tbi be
peb life, bbub be orr"
yiei. iunOelis, be OiOite life, bboh
be giorbe. De bolbt BAN for en- Sp-
rgrer og Aepolutionsmdno. Wien fra
Ell anben SIDE Jet par ban bet langt=
fra.
6dn nebbrsb life 5umilien, ban
hanbe ielb fom Barn oaret fine 5or-
9lore lDoig, Iom Dofsen fog ban Gel
/ i'm 5aoers 9aanbbGrt. Sun blep
9emmermanb eler, iom Srbet ina
rere itul o~beriattes, 8bgningsarbei
Der.
6on piloe o[igepel lite omltprte
Staten. libra De %fattiife Sainfunbs
forbolo bso 6an at eipeaejieren, bpeh
Sejierens er. og Sub, bpao Subs er.
SeIo unoorog ban Jig, ba man piloe
esre BAN til aonae, og ct 5orlongenz
be ON at blanoe fig / en- priDat Hets'
tratte bite ban fra fig meb Srbet:
6po bar lat mig til 0ommer eaer
9eler blGnot eoer, 0an bar in9en
5ienbe at fit 5Olt. ban elifsoe bet.
Sperfor ben iammaritunife aoinbs
fsler ban fig og b9pber iig fom 81
be: o8i tilbeber bet, hi tenoer." SO
bo ban fpaaebe Seruiulems llnbers
acne, bar bet meb bbb Snerte. 0u
ban Tom nar til Staben, grab ban
oper ben og iasbe: 8ibffe bu enb paa
benne bin Dag, bpub Der tjener til
bin Jreb, men MI er bet njult for
bine gjne.
! Oct bar life Sefu Chit at f9tte fig
! pp mob be tirfefige Iuioriteter %
ben firfeIiee Orbnins; tbertimob
unboit Fan bet fao meeet fom mulist.
,,poo Mofes Stol iibber be ffrifts
floee os Gorifaerne; alt berfor, bbab
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24

grinbringer fra min garnbom, ling
bonn og ManbOmstib, at peber
, 9urien, meb 6ororb at pafior
Bubble 9unb og 8ineOe at 5Orfats
teren. IA Sibsr, / Omnag 40c.
Sra 8upituben til Uganda. Gn
Misiipnsbiitorie meb mango
giteber og Sort for be unee.
Deb 5Ororb at @enerulfetreter
for g. S. Il. M. Oluf Ricarb.
152 Siber / Om1ag. pris ZOE.
Sra @foOOejen. Qf Q. 6. elegant
ubitbret meb fire beliioige Billie
Der. S Omitas nebfut til 25c.,
inbb. SOC.
@ennembruOet. Gn 5ortal1ing fro
BUFFERS Sib. pod Oanff beb
pGitor q. g. Mdbfen. 500 Sis
Der. 3 Smfag 90c., inbb. $1.20.
abgtemanb. Sra SnIf Oeb Glen
81 Siber. 5 Omilag 10c.
@jort til Gpnb. Gn @%ennelagang af
Dor 6reliers 2ibelIesbiitor;e BED
So6anne Rbbolm. Sd Siber. 5
Smflog 25c.
@enipeiling. gn triitelig 5Ortaning
fra @ngelf. 272 Siber, flint inb6.
pris 65c.
Gre SulefOrtaning.r. "a @iber. :
OmFd9 loo.
Strebelig. bog Itarf. af M. b. 8.
&riItelig Sorta1ing for fore og
imad. OOerfat fra 5nlt at Sc.
glabeG. pris inbb. 25c.
6eIe 9ibet for at binbe en- epig
arone. 1865 Siber, elegant inbb.
pris zoe.
praften. SOrtanin9 at Q. 6. 1852
Siber. s OmfGus doc, inbb. Coo.
@obt begDnbt. @f @purgeon. 5pr>
forfeit og ~beurbeibet uf 9ilb. Rui4.
266 Siber. Snbb. $1.0O.
4utiosmartprer. @f u. 6. 6. @rop,
Rasmusfen. Snbb. 90c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24

@nbers Stnbbefiar. glogle Oplepels
fer, meb to giaeber at 5Orfutteren,
og Minbsorb, af probft q. 6.
glume. FAINT fra anoers Stub
tiars 8ebsleie. at quItor areI
Billion, anbet OpIus, 176 Siber,
gris 1 Omilag soc.
Sigbarbus, Ss0ebsmunben Deb aors
fet. at n. Sdmibt, paa Danf beb
puTtor n. g. Mabfen. 302 Sic
Der. Stint inbb. $1.20, | SmTdg
90c.
3eObbs Snap. Gn SiitOrie ON en-
raft 9rens. nj amb c. 5eno-:.
0beriot ira gngelit at 8. 5. 8.
6. Matbiufen. Snbb. 40c.
Gn Mdrfebsbug eGIsr Sens os Nds
ren. 5 ibbf Munbort. 81 81
Der. 5 Omilug 10c.
5erren er nit Sfiolb. 1913 SiOer.
OmTag 25c., inbb. 40c.
De beuiees eDise 6Oils. af ai4urb
Barter. OperIat uf s. PIaee. 5
OmTag $1.00. ftertt Og flint inbb.
$500.
9ebebufef. of 3. @luubrs6t. goO
9anit beb Gnen. 5 OmIIug 20c.,
~inbhunben Doc.
Sire Bortaninger. vi !9uns. 48
sibsr. 5 Omius Toe.
@lpernes Ssn. af q. 9. puu
Donif peo puitor n. g. Mabitn.
236 Sibsr / OmfIug 60c. Snb.
90c.
Gn 9iIgrims 9unOrins. af 8unpdn.
Operfat af q. 81. Serne. Stint
inbb. Zoe.
Sra Wtlb. gects Begrdpeltt. 81 ct
Der. 5 Omlug 20f.
Se puo Sefus. 0usIigs Smoaftpt'
fer til bper Dag | Maonben. 6ini
popir og 8inb. 25c.
8 Stilbeb. Qf 81. s. Griis. 3 Om'
lag 10c.
SkriV efter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24

5bab er ariitenbom9 Gn fort 8rems
filling df ben triitne Srosl9re.
af 6. 6. Peterien. SognepreR
229 Siber. 5 OmfIag 90c., inbb.
$1.20.
5OtpneraoOsfOrbanblin@r, SamtOIs
mgb, DE ia Il inot, men blbp
9obt. SOC. for ale | Omfldg, 10c.
pr. 9efte eler 90c. for ale 8 6ef.
ter inbb.
Dor 6reb. Nf Ui. bon 8. Gn Hus
tibsfortaGing. 4utoriieret 0ber.
Iattelie beisreet Oeb q. g. MuO'
fen. 639 Siber. @obt inbb.
$500, / Omflog SLIGO.
Sortes aIippe. of Rolpb gon.r.
gau 9anft Deb q. g. Mobfen.
248 Siber. s Omfloe 60c., inbb.
90c.
Olfen / 6ri6apnen. 5 Omflag,
gris Zoe.
6ortaninger at Sesba Stretton.
paa 9onit peb q. g. Rabfsn.
456 Siosr. s Omilag Co.,, inbb.
$1.20.
qao 2ipets Del. prebifener oper be
npe 3etIter, 973 Siber, Tulibt inbs
bunben 9ris $500.
6brbebrengen. Sra 8pTt DeO gatn.
30 SfOer. s Om1ag 10c.
Din 8robers Blob. of M&. Don 8.
puu 0anf beb puft. q. g. MaO'
fen. TIA Siber. s 0mTue 2Oc.,
inbb. 40c.
Rutb. paa 0anit peb 81. g. MdO'
len. 5 Omnag Soc, inbbunOen
$1.20.
aittp. Sra gngeIf peb Glen. !
Smna9 10c.
5%ort9nineer oe Smaatret. Qf 3,
8. Moob1. 800 Siber / OmTas
$1.00. @obt inbb. $3.50.
Sun en- Sisneitepiee. AZ Siber. !
OmHa9 10c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24

on % 3beologi bleo 5ariiGismen til
2optpnoigbeO, ia til Suriiteri. Oct
9julot ON at uofinoe ltdo!g flere
pligtbuo, ubforme 2oben / ftdbig fles
re Yardgraffer og at pinDe Jig SUBS
Haabe oeb at opfploe benz punttlig.
Den bpieIte 6rom6eb bleO iaaleoes,
lpm man bar Iagt, fun noget for
9irtuoier o9 benz, fom tenote ale
Baragraferne. Snltitutionerne TT
en- sbeleggenoe Operp9gt, %bDorunoer
BET p%erTonlige 2ip henterreoes. S9
Grunofor6olbet til Sub bleo belt for
ponifet berbeb. at bet fprIt og frems
melt opfattebes iom ct Retsforbolo,
boor man baDbe lin gooe Ret operfor
Sub.
!Sele bette SDitem, at belle Heligiz
pnen / en- M2ngbe Yaragrafer, be
banbler Sefus Iom en- ubpre og for
agtelig Smaaliebeb, bOorOeo man
/ @irteligbeoen after Wbggen % nebz
iluaer 8amelen, giber 5ienbe dfg1lpnz
te, 0ilb % 8ommen, men forbigdar
be ip9rere 5ing / 2oben, Dom pg
garmbiertiebeb og 9ro. 5bor itor
en- MisforitaaelIe bet er at tro, at
felpe ben Dore geremonitjeneIte / fig
ifulbe babe nooen 0oroi | Subs 2jz
ne, oiier ban peo 6 @ange at gentdQe
et Orb at profeten 5oIeus: Seq pil
9drmbjertigbeb % life Offer" Og fit
fefrienbe Sim pad 9ooen % Sniff.
tutionerne ubtrbtfer ban / ben iimple
| Setnin9: Sobbaten bleo til forW}en=
neItenes Stnlp og life Menneitene for
Sabbdtens.
@nonu Itdrpere dn9ri6er ban bet,
al mar prdlenbe itiler Benner, Oil
mister og andre gobe @erninger til
Stus. Sarifaeren, Der latter Sub /
5emplet, forbi ban faiter TO 9dnge
ON lleen og giber Sienbe al i'm Snos
tpgt, er en- StitfelIe, iom enbper bu.
fer.
ga, operbopebet bet at Isge Rets
f9rbigbeb eennem Dore @erninger,
BONNER ban iom en- itor Misforitaas
elie. Ssrit maa Sreet bore gobt.
faa Gri9ten; mar tan lite ianfe
9ruer af Sorne eaer 5igen at Sibss
Ter. 2utber bar trufet bansMening,
nuar ban flyer: 8Obe, fromme Ser
ninger ger albrig en- COB, from Munb
men en- COB fromMonb 9Br gobe front
me @ernineer.
SeIus biier Idalebes beltanbig inb=
ab, inb til perIonli9beben, til Mens
neffets Selp. Sm ben Portable Ssn
bebber bet: ban fom til fig ielb. Os
herneif fob ban op og gil til fin
5ober," 0e to Sing bsrer fra Seius
hammer: at fomme til fig ielp og at
TONNE til fin 5dber.
Snoe fra moa Der be9pnbes. Men
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24

at rin0e, eQer ~rettere: ban bill fornp
bet a~iloebGlo, Der lda oDbt nebe CO
bar peo at uotgrres; ban bill gipe bet
lebenoe 8anb fra oOen, ben Slide, Der
Ipringer til ebigt 2io. Ieb til Bun
ZEN / Menneiteijalen bill ban bore,
% iom ct Itarpt 8or bru9er ban dGe
De tilipioieoe uoforbrenoe uoiagn.
iom Menneiter life let fan rbite al
fig, men iom fan iatte fig taft og
bore og bore, lelo ON be poloer
Smerte.
6an ellteoeIaturen og lugbe MGrs
lie til @resiet, 2ilierne, 5uglene.
Wlen 6pjeit elItebe ban ben MEME
fer perionligbeb og ipgte at lore
MenneIfer, boao be bar barb, | ct
Orb, Iom jeg timber IGrlig %betegnenbe
for bans 6orfpnoelIe: o9pao gabnes
be bet ct Wenneffe, ON ban banot ben
belle Yerben, men matte beoe meo
i'm Sjel2 @aer bpab fan Ell Men=
neIfe gioe til 8eberlae for i'm SjaG?"
6an elIteoe 6ber enfelt MenneIfss
iiel Iom 6proen, Der fprlober be
90 5odr / 2rtenen for at gaa ub og
iege bet Portable, tnbtil ban timber
bet. 6an liter bet mennei telige opers
aft, | ben u~ubfplbebe SftftelIe bos
Barnet, ION ban tGrli9beosfulbt tog
paa fine 4rme, bps be fatti9e, be fors
trbtte og fortuebe, be Isrgenoe, iom
fan inbbnoer til i'm 5reb og 6pile.
6on elifeoe bet IelD unber Sbnbens
erooe Slnuos bos5oloere % Sfsger.
Wlen ban betragter life Menneftene
| ia ielp Iom f9roige eler / Stano
til al fig ielO at blipe fGrbige. Ebert
imob be Ielptilfrebfe, be Iom feper |
Den Snbbilbning, at be tan Hare FIG
ielp, piier han fra fis. De tarIfe ba-
life 29ge 6ebob, men be, iom fiber
iloe.
6dn Ttsbte Der polbfomt fammen
meo ben bigtigite religisfe 3etning,
6drii9rerne. s Ssruels religisie 2ib
fer Ri ofte en- Spanbing mellem De
TO Siber: 2obeps og profetiens.
profetien, Der fad it9rft inbit9rpebe
6iertets Religion. bar ben perbiful4
bette; bet er ben, Der er meIt beilaa
tet meb SeIu 5onter. Men ogIda
2open babbe bait flor @erbi | SUBS
OpbrdgeIfe at fit Soil. Man bdpbe
fglt, fom bet bebber | ben fsrfte Cal
me | ben somle pagts Salmebog, at
ben, Tom grunber ober !6errens Cob
Dag og Rat, bar Tom ct Sre, Der
er plantet beb 8dnbb9ffe, % fom al
Der i'm 5rugt | fin Sib. Men | ga
riI9ismen bar 2obiiben blepen enes
berifenbe, og ben, Der erunbebe pper
2oben, bar bd life mere Tom SrGet,
plantet peb Ddnbb9ffe, men fom bet
ufrustbare Sigentr9. Moral, Reliois
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24

De tiger cher, bet gsrer og bolber".
9dn betaler Night til 5empIet for
lite at pette Borargelie, itsnt ban
egentGig peb Jig fri. Stsnt bans
@u~bsbprtelie life er bunben til Sio
CO Steo. elIter ban bog 3emplet, o9
9rGmmeruD9iene Der forOanolsr
Subs 0us fra ct Bebebus til en- Hes
b%erfule. pRtter bans 0arme og Rinz
terbeo.
0an opb9pebe naiaebel life De mo
ralite Stranter. San neobrsb bel
Sfranferne menem aabenbdr Spnb
CO itjult Sbno, men Stelet menem
gobt % omit iotte ban Iaa bpbt og
Itarpt iom ingen onben. Der fin
oes / gegpnbelfen uf Sob. 8. en- mar
telig 6ort9qing ON &riitus % Sbn=
oerinoen. Den bar life altib itaaet
Der, Ri beb pperbppeoet life, bborfra
ben egentlig Hammer. Wen ben ibe
mes at bare CANNED og rumme en-
Rote OVERLOOKING. 0d be fperger
ham 6oob ban bemmer ON ben Gbins
be, Der blen greben | 6or, fparer ban
fsrIt ingenting. San bsjer fig neo
og ~ifriper meo 5ingeren / Sanoet.
Wen oernpit giper ban Spdret: Den,
Tom er uben Spnb at eoer. fate fsrit
Stenen paa benbe". Q~ntlugerne et
fanlebes inbit9bnebe for berss Gam
oittiebeos 8omitol, o9 be moa tr9t=
fe iig tilbags. SeIus flyer til abin.
ben: Seq forosmmer Dig beller it
te. 9aa bort oe fpnb life mere.
Meb be iibfteOrb BONNER ban aIisss
bel, flint % inbirette, life 6enbe ielp,
men benbes @erning. Haor ban ia
Ter om Sfgger Iom oeldgtige / 6im
meriget, er bet life, forbi ban lanter
Madleitoffen. Rei ban hRber ben
bit op: o0Der ben, iom fer paa en-
apinbe for at beg9re benbe, bar dlfe'
rebe, beorebet t6or meb benbe | fit
6jerte." Og ban bible life uben Hebs
Oenbigbeb itebe fommen meb ben fe
brens Helieisiitet. Selb lepebe ban
| Ssraels belige Strifter. og ban
tnpttebe fig til benz faa meeet, ban
tunbe.
Ret, ban bar dnieebeI ingen Reboe
lutionsmanb. Sg bog bar ban bet.
6on bilbe en- srunbig Ombaltning,
men life / bet bbre, life fsrft I Gam
funbsforbolbene. life fsrIt | Mennes
ftets 6anblinger. 9et bar | Mennee
tiers Sinh, | beres Sjerte, ban oiIbe
fremfalbe en- 9runbforanbring. 6dns
fsrite 5orfbnbelfe LIB: ,Ombenber
eber, fatter Ell anbet Sinb; tbi 5ims
mertget er fommet ner." 0et er 6iers
tet. perfonligbeben, ban bill bringe
Omb9ltning I, penbe op % neb pau
aaeene berinbe, foa be bnbeite ails
be1pring | Menneffet fon fomme til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-24

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-26
THIS MORNINGS GOSSIP

Special Correspondence from Summer
 Piazzas.
 Mrs. Darlington semple of New York is among the brilliant women now in the south and Is here and there with friends. having come south In June. She expects to return to New York in a few weeks She visits the south almost every year in the interests of her school which she conducts at 327 West Seventh street. A number of years ago Mrs. Semple went to New York to reside and opened a school for young women It was a pro nounced success from the beginning, her patrons and friends in New York being men and women most prominent socially, while her own position as a southerner of birth at once established her school on a basis that drew to it the interests of many representative southerners residing in the metropolis. It was never her in- tention to have a large school, but to take a limited number of young ladies in order to give them the advantages that select school affords to those appreca- tive of the training and rare opportuni- ties for study and improvement found only in the small schools.
 The Semple school have come to be known in New York as one of the most exclusive and elegant of probably any of the innumerable small schools. It is not far from Riverside drive in the most fashionable part of New York. Mrs. Sem pie is one of the most prominent south erners there, a member of the Southern Society, and at her receptions the most interesting people gather. The young ladies of her school always receive with her and meet people prominent in art literature in naval and military circles Her drawing rooms in her attractive town house are frequently thronged with distinguished people.
 Charming girls from the south not yet out of school, but enjoying the advan- tages of a metropolitan winter have their friends at informal teas once or twice week. and many a southern beauty well known in the society of the south has gone to her first large ball. the bachelors and spinsters or the century cotilons, when she was at the Semple school and more than one young matron can recall a West Point hop or dancing party at the Naval academy as one of the privileges of a winter at the Semple school
 The regulations and dicipline of the school are quite as strict as at West Point, however, and the best masters are employed in all branches The young ladies attend lectures, hear the best music. visit the art galleries and have access to the libraries French Is spoken in the school and special attention IS given a much neglected branch. the pro per pronunciation of the mother tongue.
 It is curious fact that the careless ness which characterizes the pronuncia- ton of many English words is passed over these days as unimportant when nothing so detracts from conversation as the glaring mistakes in accommodations The school which aims to overcome these defects is working In the right direction.
 A. K. w.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-26
PlERcE-THoMPsoN.

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Roy Thompson to MT. Edgar Johnson Pierce took place yesterday afternoon at o'clock at the residence of the brides mother' Mrs. William Benton Thompson. at Wood lawn.
 The parlors and dining room were thrown open and beautifully decoratedNin white cut flowers and ferns and palms.
 The ceremony was performed by the Rev. MT. Webb. pastor of the Woodlawn Presbyterian church. Miss Josephine praytor. the maid of honor, entered the parlor where the ceremony was per- formed, with the best man, MT, Cecil Cowan of Union Springs. Miss Praytor wore a lovely white chiffon gown made Princess and trimmed In lace and shir- ring. and a large white picture hat. She carried pink roses.
 Miss Thompson, the bride. came in with her groom, MT. Pierce. Miss Thompson is a beautiful young woman, and was striking looking yesterday in her we'd ding gown of dark blue silk, with touches of white and dark blue tohe, carrying a large bouquet of brides roses and ferns
 Mrs. Thompson, the brides mother. wore a black silk gown, trimmed in lace
 Mrs. Crow, a sister. wore white chiffon
 Mrs. Carrie Thompson wore dainty white organdy frock with white sash
 The presents were very elaborate and came from friends all over the south.
 MT. and Mrs. Pierce left at once for New York, Washington and other eastern points and on their return they will be at home in Union Springs, where MT. Pierce is prominently in the business and social world
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-26
NOTES AND PERsoNALs.

Mrs. George Ward and Mrs. Ann Van Hoose will leave soon for Waynesville, N
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-26

, C to ioin Mrs. Sarah Piekens McQueeh' who has been there for some time.
 ,,nu wo,ter K. McAdory will rat,,rn next week for a trip west.
 Mr. vv,lliarn Rromberg is spending some t,,,,a .,itb his family at Bayou La Batre. Kotharine. the little daughter of MT. and Mrs William P. Redd who has been i'll with fever, Is rapidly reeoVerins' ,,u. TT Henley will leave soon for Roanoke. Va, to join her son John, who is travelling in Virginia. Later she VIII go to White Sulphur Springs to be with Mrs. E. M. Tutwiler and Mrs. Priestly Toulmin.
 Mrs. W. B. catchings and Miss Marjorie Catchings will leave today for Virginia Beach.
 Mrs. ". E. Leake and children and Miss Armlstead have returned from Ingram Wells.
 Mrs. W. M. Lane and children have returned rom AlldHld
 Miss Helen Van Hoose will join her par ents, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Van Hoose, to- morrow at Ingram Well, where they will spend the next two weeks.
 
 Mrs. William D. Nesbtt will leave soon for Glen Springs N. Y. Miss Annie Will Hams will join her there later.
 MT and Mrs. J. w. Altman are spend- ing some time at White Sulphur Springs, Va.
 Maj. J. w Dixon has returned from bushes strip of several weeks in Georgia. The many friends of MT. W. M. Brant- ley will regret to know of his serious illness.
 Miss Caroline Well of Nashville is the guest of friends in the city.
 Mrs. William Fleming of Gadsden Is in the city. She has been called here on Mrs. ". B. Roberts.
 Miss Burris is the guest of Miss Gussie Dean William in Gadsden
 MT. and Mrs. William Morgan are in Tuscaloosa, the guests of Mrs Morgan's parents.
 Mrs E. l.. Jones and three children of Woodlawn have gone to Greensboro. where they will visit relatives. Later they will visit relatives in Meridian, Miss. Mrs J. F. Graham is visiting friends at Taliadega.
 Mrs Darlington lSemple of New York. after a visit to friends in Birmingham. has gone to Cave Springs. where sho will remain two weeks before returning to New York.
 Miss Mary Sue Brazeal is in Calcis, Ala, visiting the family of MT. Steve Hodge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-26
Alabama at Departments.

Washington. July 3.-(Special)- issued: Henry G. Colmer Birmingham, valve mechanism; Benjamin E. Eastburn and F. L. Tapia, Montgomery, feed water heater; Marcus Pearson, Springville. planter.
 William j. Fluker appointed postmas- ter at Calvert, Washington county, vice Juli Patterson resigned.
 Rural routes ordered established Octo- Der 9 Muscadine, Cleburne county, route 2 population 332. houses 79; Rockford Coosa county, route ?, population 66y. houes 145.
 The application of G. H. Malone, E. R. Malone, A. Y Malone. Robert Boyd and w. w. Beall to organize the First Ma tional Bank of Slocomb. with $250O0 capi- tai, has been approved by the comptroller of the currency
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-26
TO MRS. GEORGE KELLY.

Miss Caroline Baylor has invited a few friends for a most informal party in com pliment to Mrs. George Kelly. of Bir- mingham, who is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Austin. says the Atlanta News or Monday. This will be among the thorough ly enjoyable occasions of Tuesday morn- ing, and the guests will assemble at 10 o'clock.
 Mrs. Kelly will be remembered as Miss Susie Austin of Atlanta. She is quite pretty and charming, and is among the popular young matrons of Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-26
CHEAP SUNDAY EXCUR-
 SIONS.

Only $l.25 round trip to ohatchie Ingram Wells, on tho Seaboard. Cool breezes, tho finest Lithia water. mag nihcent bathing. Leave 6. 20 a. m; arrive home g. 25 D. m. Spend entire day at this charming resort.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-26
FROM VALLEY HEAD.

Miss Willye Caffee. Miss Emma Leedy, Miss Millie Nabb. Miss George Weatherly Miss Lillie Drennen, Miss Helen Van Hoose. MT. Henry Going. MT. Ramson Mabry. MT. Walter Philips. MT. R. D. Curry, MT. Will Hughey, MT. James Ran dall, MT. Houston Davis and MT. Jack Asbury, have returned from q delightful house party given by Miss Mary Ander- son at her fathers country place near Valley Head.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-26
IS ARRESTED AFTER
 7HIRTY-ONE YEARS
GERMAN GOES BACK TO NATIVE TOWN AND IS PUT IN JAIL FOR STRIKING MILITARY DUTY.


 Cleveland, O. July 25.-After living for thirty-one years in the United States, Au- gust Pfaff, a well-known resident of this city. has been arrested by the German au- thorities while on a visit to his native town. Hacking, Germany. This informa- tion comes in letter to a son. When Pfaff was IT years of age he came to this country, going to Cincinnati. Three years later he returned to Germany and was im- medlately pressed into the army.
 After three months he escaped and re- turned to Cincinnati, coming afterwards to Cleveland, where he has resided since. He has made two previous trips to his na- tive town without detection. The letter stated that he has been in jail for two weeks, and probably would remain in prison for some time. although he hoped eventually to be released on payment of fine.
 Cincinnati. July 25.-Dr. Carl Pollier, there is no evidence that Pfaff was ever naturalized as a citizen of the United States, and he will have to serve what ever sentence the German government may impose on him for his failure to do military duty "The United States has nothing to do with any punishment Ger many may inflict upon one of her citi- zens said Dr. Pollier.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-26
Is Installed as Bishop.

Milwaukee. Wis, July 25.-The Very Rev Augustine r. Schinner was today installed bishop of the newly created dio- rese of Superior. Wis. The ceremonies were conducted in St Johns cathedral. and were most elaborate. Monsignor Dio- med Falconio of Washington D. C., apos- tolic delegate to America; Archbishop Messmer and many bishops and priests Dfficiated at the conservation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-26
PRIMARY UNION.

The Primary Union will meet in the First Presbyterian church this morning at 10 o'clock. Miss Annie Williams will teach the primary lesson. Mrs. Von l.. Thompson. the junior lesson, and Mrs. Thurston the beginners course. Mrs. Rob- ert McCauley will have charge of the music.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-26
RElp.shELToN.

MT and Mrs. l.. B. Shelton announce the engagement of their daughter, Ilala, to MT. Charles Ridley Reid, the wedding to take place Wednesday, August 16 at the home of the bride. 1724 Tenth avenue. south,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-26
GASOLINE AND OIL STOVES.

During the summer months every housewife chould be the posscss,or of an oil oi gasoline stove, either does away with large per cent of t>se worry