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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-26
M'DCNOUGH-PlERSON.

The wedding of Miss Louise Porter
Frierson, only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Lueius Frierson, to Mr. Dennis
Francis McDonough. at the Church of the
Advent yesterday morning at II o'clock
was witnessed by brilliant assemblage.
The ceremony was performed by the rec
tor the Rev. Quincy Ewing. The cham
Gel was decorated in palms and Easter
lilies.
The ushers were Mr.. Allan Harvey
woodward, Mr.. Edward 7. Wilcox Mr..
A. J. Bowron, Mr.. Hubert A. bremen.
Miss Frierson's maid of honor was Miss
Mary Anderson who was an exquisite
picture in a pink toilette, her large hat
of pink and the pink slippers and long
pink gloves completing this charming cos
tune.
Miss Bessie Jemlson and Miss Mile
Nabb were bridesmaids, their gowns pre-
senting a charming contrast. Miss Jemi-
sons bridesmaids gown was In a dell
cate shade of green her hat and gloves
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Miss Ellen Erwin of Athens, Ala, and
Miss King of Mooresville are the guests
of Mrs. d. NJ. Drennen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DIN of Philadel-
phia will remain in Birmingham several
weeks.
Miss Grace Hardie is spending Easter
week in Selma. the guest of Miss La
mar.
TIE Misses Pelzer will arrive today from
Montgomery to be the guests of Miss
Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Leland of Tus-
caloosa will be among the out-of-town
guests at the Partlow- Nixon wedding
Mrs. Don Bacon will leave tomorrow
for New York.
Mrs F. G.. Kinney and Miss Kinney
will leave for Baltimore and New York
in May.
The ladies of the Five Points Methodist
church will have a sale of fancy articles,
household goods and groceries at the
home of Mrs. t. H. Motion on Friday
from 10 to O'Clock. These articles were
left over from the bazaar held last Satur-
day.
All Daughters of the Confederacy are
urged to be at Cooper's furniture store at
9 o'clock. and are requested to bring as
many flowers as possible
Mrs Sarah Pickens MCQUEEN is visiting
her son, Mr.. ]. w. Mcqueen, 10lS Nine
teenth street, South Highlands.
A subscription dance will be given by
the younger set of Birmingham at North
Birmingham park Friday evening April
2Sth.
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THIS MORNINGS GOSSIP

matching her gown. Miss Nabbs gown
was in the light blue shades, with hat
of blue. Easter lilies completed these
beautiful morning gowns.
Mr. McDonoughs best man was his
brother, Mr.. ]. F. McDonongh. and the
groomsmen were Mr.. Lueius Frierson a
brother of the bride, and Mr.. Walter
Phillips.
Miss F,rierson. who entered the church
with her brother, Mr.. Morgan Ffierson,
was notably handsome bride, her we'd
ding gown of white messaline SATIN The
tulle veil was caught with lilies of the
valley and the bridal bouquet was of
sweet peas and lilies of the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDonough have gone
to the Pacific coast for a stay of some
weeks.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

Miss Lydia II. Matthews and Mr.. oliver
II. Bradbury will be married next Tues
day afternoon at 8 o'clock at the home
of the brides parents. 1915 Avenue E.
The wedding will be a quiet affair and
only few friends of the family will be
invited.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. John
Matthews. trainmaster of the Louisville
and Nashville railroad. The groom is a
we'll known mechanic of Knoxville, Tenn.
The Young couple will reside after May
10 at their new home 142 Granger street,
Knoxville.
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WILL SERVE DINNERS.

The women of st. Andrews auxiliary
will serve attractive dinners today (Me-
mortal day), Thursday and Friday from
II to p. M, in the city hall, for the BEN
eft of the new Episcopal chapel, on South
Highlands. This chapel has just been
completed and was used for the first time
Easter Sunday. A hot tempting supper
on Thursday from to 8 o clock will prove
especially attractive to the hungry crowd
who have enjoyed the first part of Par
sifal." The ladies interested cordially
solicit the patronage of the public.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-26

If you desire an investment in the east
ern part of the city, something that will
pay you interest on your money while
you wait for the enhancement which is
assured for this locality, look over these
and make a quick selection. We have
exclusive control of them and can deliver
at these prices:
s5OOO-An alley corner on 25th st, near 5th
ave; 50x1O0; rents steadily at $35 per
month.
S600O--45x100 in the same locality; 2-story
house renting for Si5
S160O0-l6-room house on 4th ave, renting
now for SOS; will rent after October at
75 per month. A sure business piece of
ground.
SIS O0O-Near 26th St. 116 foot front; i'm
provements worth $4,000 A right now
piece of property: rents well.
$6000--l00x190: 5th ave. corner; rents now at
80 per month.
1t will pay prospective purchasers to
investigate above.
THOMPSON REALTY CO.,
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FRENCH PLAY TO BE
PRESENTED AT ALLEN SCHOOL.

French comedy, entitled "A Beau
Mentir oui Went de Lion, will be present
ed at the Allen school on Friday evening
at o'clock. The scene is laid in Picking
and the story reveals the so-called civil
izing influences of French customs upon
Chinese mandarin and his household,
touch of Paris life blended with that In
Picking. Between the acts Chinese bal
let will appear, the members of the ballet
being Miss Mary Parke London, Miss
Marguerite Nabers, Miss Mayo Thaeh'
Miss Mary Munger, Miss Olive Rumph.
The cast of characters is as follows:
Scum Sing, a mandarin ...................
1870. 1900. Miss Linly Graham
Kou-mai, ward of Scum Sing. ............
-. Miss Mary Kirkpatrick
Ii Oulin, a housekeeper .............--...
-. ...... $3.50. Miss Marjorie Weatherly
Lou Ly. a maid. -. Miss Florence Smith
Two porters. Miss Ruth Williams and
Miss Percy Clark.
The friends of the school are invited.
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EIRsr PATENT IN CHINA.

From the New York World.
The Chinese government according to
German papers, has granted its first pat
ent. It is for an electric lamp, the in
yentor of which is an iahabitant of Nam
king, the old capital of the Chinese en-
pire, who calls his lamp the bright moon
light" and asserts that it is far superior
to foreign glow lights that hitherto have
been sold at Shanghai and other Chinese
cities.
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EBORN'S SPECIAL LIST.
All Under Contract-Owners Order
Us to Sell.

All OHuSi SOHt' aSt-OWuSiS OidC'
Us to Sell.
5Oxloo-N. e. corner of 4th ave. and 18th
ST. North a specially promising corner
50x140-3d ave, bet. 18th and 26th SITS,
North.
5Oxl4O-B Brick; Sd ave; rents $3.50; near
26th st.
25x1S2Ia-1st ave, bet. 22d and 2Sd SITS.
$5O00-Corner 104x190; dwellings and
store; a promising property that will
enhance rapidly; pays over IA per cent;
can make it pay over $1,000 year rent
Terms $500 cash. bal. l. and years.
S150O--A choice 70-acre farm with broom
dwelling, tenant house, barn, spring and
3-acre orchard, being near Bessemer;
for immediate purchase only at $3.50.
Easy terms; rich land
$7500-Choice 10o0-acre farm; rich land;
Bib county. Ala; would consider ex-
change for Birmingham property.
s2550-50x190; 2-story 7-room house; Ave.
F; terms 1880 cash, bal. on time: bar
gain.
25O-aere tracts to suit; prices and terms
to suit to 3 miles ont.
S16O0-20-acre truck garden; miles out;
fronts public road.
am in touch with the best realty Of
ferings on the market Call for what
you want and If 1t is to be had we will
do some business.
B. F. EBoRN,
S01-2 Title Guarantee Bldg. 1911 Peo-
pies phone.
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TO MRS. BACON.

Mrs. Walker Percy was the charming
hostess at a card party yesterday morn
ing in compliment to Mrs Don Bacon
nearly a hundred guests assembling at
11:30 o'clock. The occasion was a beau
tiful one, the entire house being deco
rated with garden flowers The arrange
ments were to have been to some extent
al fresco, with the tables on the awning
shaded verandas, which are such pic
turesque feature OF the Percy home. The
inclement weather prevented the carrying
out of this plan, and the tables were
placed in the library, the dining room and
in the spacious halls, while the drawing
room was used for a music room, the
Callman orchestra playing the entire
morning. The house is so perfectly ar
ranged that even the wide verandas were
not necessary for the comfort of so many
guests
The strawberry idea was effectively
carried out in all the details, the score
cards being hand-painted and designed
as baskets in the lattice work, and the
score was kept by small painted straw
berries. which completely filled many of
the baskets. In the prizes and the de-
tails of the delicious luncheon served at
the close of the games, strawberries,
hand-painted or filling baskets, made dis
tinctive both the prizes and the luncheon
The consolation was drawn from the
strawberry boxes, and among the prizes
were a tankard decorated in berries, a
linen centerpiece embroidered in berries
a picture painted in strawberries, and an
almond set in gold and the brilliant red
of the strawberry tint.
Sherry cobler was served the guests
upon their arrival
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
$S0O0-Lot 50x140, near oath ST.. and 4th ave
with good S-room residence.
$55OO-9-room residence near goth ST., and
Ave. c.; renting for $40.
$55C0--Near 10th ave and 18th st. south
LOT 6OXl60 with every modern conven-
fence Easy terms.
$32OO-Near 18th st. and Ave. E., good D.
room house and house on alley renting
for $S4 per MONTH lot 50x140.
$1S00-Elegant corner lot at Norwood.
$3000-26th st. and Ave. D.; 50xl40; L
rooms and rents for $25 per month.
We have nice houses and business prop
erty in all parts of the city and in the
suburbs for rent.
Call on as when you want Fire, LA
bility. Plate Glass, Steam Boiler. Bur-
glary. Personal Accident and Life In
surance We write all kinds of bonds.
We negotiate loans
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FOR SALE.
we have exclusive sale + following
strictly central business blocks paying
SEVEN PER CENT OR MORE.
Sixty-ore Thousand Dollars
Avenue corner 1c 1T. front.
Sixty-hve Thousand Dollars.
Avenue corner 1O0x14O feet.
Seventy Thousand Dollars,
Alley corner 40x100 feet.
Twelve Thousand i've Hundred Dollars.
Alley corner 40x50
Fifty-two Thousand Five Hundred,
Avenue corner 50x100.
w. 3. LEEDY & CO.,
Phones AZ. Bell and Peoples liz orth
Tventv-frst Street.
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WeStnOre1and Sdr7itariurr1
HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA

Is slavery abolished?
No it's worse now than
it ever was. Our best
and brightest men and
women are slaves to
the Whiskey and Nor.
phine Habits. What
can be done to save
them? Why s Q n d
them to WeStmore-
la nd Sdnitdrium
where they can be
cured in a few days
and without suffering
Their fees are reason
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organized July, 1909
PAIMl5TRY.

MADAME DEL REY, psychic palmist;
one visit will convit . you she Is the
best; without asking questions reads
your entire life; adde's you on love,
family, business affairs, lawsuits,
changes, speculations, investments, lost
articles, locates minerals, etc 20l2 attn
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Underwriters Real Estate and
Rental Company,


A. D. Smith and w. N Malone. Mgrs.
20S-210 N 2tst. ST. Both phones 6l3
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$4,000

Pays IA per cent; can make it pay over
$1,000 year. 104x190; valuable corner; Ave
nue. CT 2-story store. 8 dwellings; block
Of 2 ear lines; close in, and rapidly en-
HANGING; $500 cash, bal 8 years.
See EBORN quick. SOl-2 Title Building
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REAL ESTATE.
For SAFE CHEAP

tOfL oAl1E tIlIAfAi.
$120o-70 feet, with nice cottage. only half
block Of car line at 18th street, Wood
lawn half cash. Regular pick up.
S25O0-50x190 with nice Groom cottage; on
Ave G, near Goth st; $500 cash will do,
balance easy terms; fine repair; good
home.
$75O-$5O cash and $40 per month; several
new houses for colored people; South
Ensley car line; two blocks south of
Rising station.
$6O0O-50x140 on sd ave-. between oath and
25th streets.
$6000-50x140 on 4th ave., between 24th ana
25th streets.
$S50O-5Ox190 on 9Th ave-. between 25th and
18th streets; 10-room modern house and
good houses on alley; will rent for about
S65 per month.
S15OO-50x14O, with cottage. 4th ave-, bet
18th and 18th SITS; easy >,-ms.
S. E. THOMPSON, Agent.
Bell phone "a. 223 21st street.
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unldngft Ser 9rin3re9ent BON gdpern
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begleitet, i'm YpItpogen bon 2enggries
S6er6dpem, naG Dem Srt Sa4. Sit
beiben 6errsn reiiten intpgnitp, uni
Ser 8utI9er bes poftpagens, ben mar
5uerit bena6ri9tist hattie, bdB er Der
&egenten fabren foGe, fpGter ieOo3
nit Riidfi9t auf bos Snfpenito, BIZ
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li6 i6er 6ie{en Wedfel ieiner Sabr=
gGite. Gr brummte unb Idimpfte I'm.
teripegs oerdrt, ooB Der Yrin5rseeni
inn Elm 3Dan3ismortitiid rei6te, I'm
feline Qaune 81 per6eHern.
rSDs e'hort mein?" risf Ser RpHe.
lenfer persniiet aus. .@ibt's mos,
2eutln? = SeBt lam mir Der Regent
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@irfung oieier 8prte 1oG iiberpdlti=
nenb gepeIen fem unb Den f0nigli6er
Sa6rgat in Die beiterfte Stimmunq
perfebt BADEN.
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Wie pII bas 80 q t b | b
q ii 8 eben2 Sbiers, pel9e einen
glten @rfpl9 BEL Ser Maftung entipres
9en fouen, biirfen b0GItens i'm Otter
BON iieben Bis a6t Sabrsn fsin, miifen
einen feinen 9np6enbau, cine breite
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fDrmigen 9eib baben, Der neber berob=
bGngeno mod aufgeiGirst iein oarf,
ebenfo breite uro pole 9enoen unb gsz
rGumige Slanfen, ncle S6enfel, Elm
brsites &reu5, einen geroben, breiten
Riiden, breiten. ftarten Bug uno cine
lpfe, bide, ipei9e, leift 81 faltenOe unb
babel murtige 9oilt beiiBen. Cine feline,
f9laffe unb i6Idmmiee 6aut Oeutet
auf aufgef6pemmte Sbiere, Die mei>
items i9le6te 5reFer Tnb. Suite SreBz
luft uno rubiges Temperament iilo
6auptbe6ineun9en zines euten Maitz
erfolges.
S"fuliren bur6 QnpIatz
ten. Gs tpmmt offers in Ser Yraris
bor, Dab man b%sionbers ~pertbpols
Sbftforten 81 otulirsn Bot, tpobon Die
Geifer su biinn unb 16no9 iino, nm
Die 4ugen re9elere6t ausf6neioen 5u
fDnnen. Sn bieIem Sale empfieblt ii6
oiefe Metbobe: Sds ein5uieBenbe Muge
miro nit einem lGngliGen pierediaen
&inoenitreifen BON Gbelreis dbgeI0it,
auf Dem Wiloling miro Elm gIei6 GRO
Der &inbenitreifen blobeeleet, 5. +. entz
fernt. uno Der 8inoenftreifen bss gbels
duges auf bas blob9elegte 9ols oes
Wil0lings angepaBt unb Johann pere
bunben. Oieie MetboOe %erforoert etpas
4ufmerfiamfeit. 90 Die &eifer ie6r
f9pa9 fino, bomit bieielben nidt pere
lebt fperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-17

9rpB5errn @efift oufbeiterte uno er
rubig lG9elnb ipraG: r@bosref, meir
Sflope, fpel6 Elm 9epa!tig GROCER unh
p~iirOieer Mann mub biefer Serasfier
be5 preuBif6en pooiI6ab fem, Der ea
pagt, meinem @iuen 5u pi0eritebsn,
neil er eineemdGte 8eccafigen efen
nil! 8, er mllB Der Grite uno 9O9its
na6 Sem 9abiI9ab in 9reuBen fem,
nett er9oben iiber dnbere; benin pu
fdnos er Ionit hen Muth gu ioI6em
@agniB!"
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rgsoB, mG9tig unD erhaben lit Der
&0nig ben 9reuben, uno ale 6errIGer
@uropas perebren i'm, unO tpeife 1T
Der Gath isines 2~tbgeianoten, Iogar 10
tpeife, 6aB aud 9u altF Den &at6 zines
ipl6en Mannes bOren %tunn't!"
Mahmuo lam nod, Damn Idgte er:
n@nab tat IS ~5ugelafen. baB oer 6elo=
berr Ser llnQlGubiQen in Q0rianopel
itebt; rem ieDcd bieIsr preuBif6e @ez
RASTER bprthin fommt, 10 miro 1einer
Wiirbs uno @eisbeit Der ruIfi19e
@idur midi pi0erfteben. = Gbpsref,
mein Gflape, er mus obreiien, 10
f@aen ols m6qlid. Sn jeOer Stunoe
fpq Elm Spte mad Smprna dbgeben,
UNI Seccaftgen berbeiSuf6dffen, 70
pieie er traqen fam. SSSeoem, Der in
fiir5eiter 6rift niGt 5uriid lit, fou Ser
&Dpf abgef@ldoen ~peroen!!"
9ote aitf gote elite ieBt mad
Smprna, Seccafigen gu tplen. SnSpis
f6en blieb General b. Drifting, Der
nur oarauf partete, Die RuTfen, beren
Seer. our6 Die peit bs3imirt prrbe,
mirbe perDen III ~laifen, rubig in Som
Itdntinopel, mo cine odnS unbei9reibe
liGe Bdnit iiber oen San ppn 4Dridnos
pei fsrrTGte.
Der preuBiIGe General pubte nur
gu gut, oab Die geTt cine 6ortfebuug
0es SelosueeS unm09!i6 maGte un0
inn baber eine &ermittelurg 5ipii9en
Sen beioen 9arteien leiGt fperben
muBte.
gn0li6, nafoem einiee 3pan3ig 3D.
ten nit Seccafigen aneeIangt paren,
tpnnte Ser @e5isr oem Sultan melOen.
bdB ser preuBifAe Serasfier a6reiie.
9as mar aber au9 crit gei6ehen, nd3a
6em in Ser Isbten 8pnferenS Der 8e3ier
ii9 bereit erfIGrt hate, Die gsoingun>
gen onsunebmen, Die MfIffling gldubte
Den &ufen rorIhIagen 81 t0nnen.
Mu6 nahoem Scr General obgerei't
mar, bra6ten Inn gotsn tdgli9 nod
INNER 8eccafigen na6. 0afir fGm
au6 in @orianppsl baIb Der 5rteOens@
f6luB gu Stanbs, uno mod lange baz
na6 ipra6 Sultan Mabmub nit @nz
erfennune un0 9etpunoerung BON Dem
md6tteen, qrobenr unb neifen preuBiz
i9en Gerdsfier, Der 10 germ einges
mu6te 8eccafigen fpeiite.
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ein Seminal fur Senob @rammc,

Sen gntoeder Der bDnamozeleftri5her
&ruft, 1T in 2iitti9 bonn Miniiter fiji,
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Gntoeders, Seiner beioen SDfter UNI
aablrei9er berborragenoer peri0nli9z
feiten entbiint tporben. Dem Senfmal.
bas bon @incotte entporfen uno in
8ronse dusgefiibrt lit, ipuroe Gin
lanbf6aftli9 punberi90ner Blab i'm
Interchangeable, an Der Stene, tpr
fi9 bic Maas unb bie Surt6e pereini>
gen, ansepieien. IS lit bon anfebnli=
der @rDBe. @uf einem Steiniodel err
bebt ii9 elm bobes 8ron5epiebeital, oas
Den &umpf @rammes trdgt. SieIer
bGlt in ieiner Sanb cine SDnamomaz
f6ine. Neben linn befinoet ii6 cine
Srauengeitalt, beren cine 6anb @ramz
mes &Opf nit elmer paIme f9miidt,
beren anoere elm 8iinoel eleftrifder
glibtrublen bdlt. unterbaIb Der giz
fte CUR 2infen 5eist cine Steinfiaur
@ramme i'm Otter bon Is sSobren,
alio CUR .3eit, ba Ner nod elm drmer
Sif9lersefelle mar, CUR Hedten i'm
Bitter bon 40 Sabren. Die Sni9rift
bes Senfmals erpGbnt, Dab @ramme
am 4. Npril 1926 in Sebap=g obesnee,
prpDin5 2iitti9, geborsn, am 20.
Sanuar 1901 in 9ois=G Colonies BEL
paris seitprben lit. uno SaB bic &oz
item oes Senfmals bur6 Dffentli6e
Sammlung gebedt tpurben. Bon benz
geiammelten @elb tpirb Elm She'll oaau
beripenbet fperoen, um an Dem Sc
brrtsbaufe 9rammes elm 8eoenftafal
dn5ubrineen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-17
9obe anb nisori9e Mlirtb9in(sn.
@ertpnroiee @orredte infoIse alter Srasi=
tipueit in &pnopr.


tipuet in &pnopu.
Der Reforo in boben Miet6sainfen
oiirfte tpobl neuli9 in 2onopn geliefert
por6en iein, als elm einSiges 3immer
ben idbrli6en Wiietbspreis BON $10,z
900 e~rsielte. Oas mar in gornbiQ in
Der Gitp BON 2onoon, in nG9iter Na9z
bari9dft Der 8ant BON England uno
Der 8Drfe. Nu9 i'm @eiten 2onoons,
in Den fdi6iOnabeln Straben, in nell
9en fi9 Die eleganten 9Gben befinoen,
errei9en Die Mietben oft unglaublif)
bobe Gummen, un0 als BEL @elegenbeit
Der Grnetterung bpn piccaoiQp Der
@raff9aftsratb eintge @sbduoe err
purb, ftelte iih Der &aufpreis bierfiir
duf $170 PRO Qudbrdtfub aus. I'm 10
fonoerbarer nimmt es ii9 aus, baB es
mitten in oieiem TO tbaren Stiid @roe
2Gben unb Wpbnungen gibt, Die fat
fir Elm 8utterbrot fo~rtgegeben tperben.
Sas bGngt natiirli9 pieOer nit alter
tbImli9en- ueberlieferungen sufam>
men, pie man tie in England bGufig
ftnoet. Die &orporation Der gitD bon
2onOon lit 8eiiBerin peri9ieosner
0Gufer I'M Weften, BEL benen Die Sabrz
bunoerte alien Mietbspertrdee INNER
bon Neuem fi9 b~erldneern, o6ne odB
cine. MietbserbDbung eintritt. @uf
bieie @eiie be3ablt 3. 9. 8roOrit, Der
StaatszS efretdr fir Snbien, fir fein
f3Ones !9aus in StratforO place einen
Mietbsins bon $25 id6rli9, tpG6reno
cine gauge @nsabl bon 2aoenbefiBern
in Der elegartten 9ono Street unb in
Srforb Street fi9 dbnli6er 8prrs9ts
erfreut unO fir $50 Bis $35 iG6rli9
&dume innebat, ipel6e unter etnem an
bern BETTER bas 6unoertfaGe abgeben
piirben. Muf Ser anbern Settle gez
niebt au9 Die &~prporatton Der Gitn
bon 2onoon BORT @orre9te, ne iie als
Miet6er unter Ser &rone auftritt. So
6Glt lie gum 8eifpiel in Der Yrppins
Sbropibire 2ano, pofiir tie Der &rone
aqidbrli9 als Mietbs5ins ni9ts peiS
ter als 5pei Sadbeile gu iibergeben bat.
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Our@ inmerlpd6renoen Mietbspertrdg
= in Ser 9emeinbe ct. Clement Dame,
IN Der @itp Drn 2pnbon, perlan9t Die
&rone peiter n.3Hts als feds Sufeiien
unb 81 NGgel. Inter umitGnoli9em
Geremoniea tperben oteIe @egenitGnoe
Der alten Sitte gemdb auiGbrli9 an
oes aDnigs S9abfammerzS efretGr
abgelisfert unb bonn 80nig perben lie
gepObnli9 an Mitglie0er bes t0nigz
li9en 9uuies ~pertbeilt, Die ibrerieits
oiefe Nnbenten in @bren balten, 0enrt
IN .Slb @nglanb" bdnst bod uno
uiebrig nit 2tebe an alien @ebrGa9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-17
L.S.AlRES& eco.
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fi9 cine f4were 2Opfmunbe ausu9,
tuuroe nod Der Office Der Snbianapc.
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ft4 an @brifian Zimmerman cine
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geoa6te in Ieinem an Der Martinspille
&Oao nabe WappuOb bsIegenen plabe
fein @ei9dft fOrt3uisbsn.