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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-18
EDUCATOR DEAD

J. AleS. Edwards. founder OF the
Columbia Correspondence college OF
washington. died In Albuquerque
from consumption. aged forty. five
years. His father was present and
took the body back to Washington.
The deceased came west five years
ago In the hope OF recovering from
the disease which finally triumphed
over him and In the meantime had
lived In various parts Of the west.
The last year he spent In Albuquerque.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-18
Cause Of insomnia.

Indigestion nearly always disturbs
the sleep NOR cor less and Is often
the cause Of insomnia. Many cases
have been permanently cured by
Chamberlain5s Stomach and Liver
Tablets. For sale by all druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-18
LID on

The grand jury has been in session
a little over one week at Alamogordo
End up to date thirfy-six indictments
have been reported. Every cigar
store and dry goods store in town has
been Indicted for violation 0 the
Sunday law. This grand Jury. 1t seems,
" using a new broom aud sweeps
clean.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-18
PRISONER ESCAPES

J. Wesley, who was convicted of
the larceny Of a horse and against
whom an indictment was also return,
ed charging him with assault with In.
tent to murder. was sentenced in the
Valencia county court to serve six
months In prison. While Sheriff Car.
los Baca was taking the prisoners ia
supper. Wesley gave him the slip and
made his escape. He has not yet
been captured.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-18
Cured Of Lame Back After IS Years
Of Suffering.

II had been troubled with lame back
for fifteen years and I found . COM
plete recovery in the use Of Chamber.
lain's Pain Balm" says John G. Bish-
er, Gillian, Ind. This liniment IL also
without an equal for sprains and
bruises. 1t is for sale by all drug
gists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-18

Marshal Kruger states that seventy
three dogs have been killed at Ration
In compliance with the law providing
for the disposition Of CANNES upon
which license has not been paid.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-18

A. J. Frank, who is interested with
B. Ruppe In a shale brick proposition
at Algodones. returned to that place
after q business visit In Albuquerque.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-18
w SENTENCED

Jose Montoya and Isidoro Molina
were convicted Of horse stealing at
Los Lunas and sentenced to the pen.
~itentiary at Santa Fe. AS Montoya
appeared to be the guiltier of the two.
the our sentenced him to serve a
term OF one and a half years in the
~penitentiary. while Molina escaped
with q year.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-18
A FIELD or CORN

Charles Foster who lives a few
miles north OF Lake Arthur. .Chaves
county. has a field Of corn. the stalks
Of which measure over fourteen feet
from the ground to the tip OF the
stalk. Each stalk bears three ears
and from the ground to the first
ear the distance Ia over eight feet.
The field Of corn has never been ir.
rigated and Ii another instance Of
what ran be accomplished by the
Campbell method Of dry farming In
New Mexico.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-18

The season for shooting deer In
New Mexico is from September 18th
to October 31st inclusive, and you are
each only allowed to kill one.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-18

Marshall F. Smith left Ration for
Illinois, In response to a letter telling
Of the illness of his father who Is
ninety-twO years old.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-18
At POINT or DEATH

Patricio Chaves Of Abiquiu Is ser.
itusly sick with ANGER in the head In
Santa Cruz and It Is feared he cannot
live through the day. Brothers Fran
cifc0 and Jose and Mr.. Chaves' fam.
lily have been called to his bedside.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-18

Red Cross Bag Blue II much the
best: insist that your grocer give you
this brand. s.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-18
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Aids
Nature.

Medicines that aid nature are al
ways most ~effectual. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. 1t
allays the cough. relieves the lungs.
aids expectoration, opens the secre
tons, and aids nature In restoring the
system to a healthy condition. Sold
by all druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-18

TIME Floral and Industrial Parade which will take place OF the second day #
the fair, Wednesday morning, September ~ at 10 O'Clock. will afford a spec
= tacle unsurpassed in the history of New r1exico. The principal business men
of Las Vegas are preparing magnificent and unique floats, indicative of their in
tons. The Queen of the Festival will grace the parade, with her maids of honor,
upon ar elaborate float of unusual design Additional features will be the terrnorial
mounted police, Troop A. New Mexico national guard, a big band of mounted
Indians, troop of cowboys and bucking bulls, volunteer fremens association, base
ball teams, three military bands and other entertaining and unique displays. The
parade will be dazzling in beauty and exceptional in the variety and novelty of it's
attractions 1t viii form N Railroad Avenue promptly at 10 am Wednesday Sept n
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-18

B. Bukove, proprietor of the Palace
hotel. returned to Ration from a trip
to Austria and Hungary.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-18

PURcHAelNo eHEEP-
Q. W. Sylvester and r. A. Sylvester
LEFT Santa Fe for their home In Monte
Vista, Colo. They have Just returned
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-18
HOUSTON pEAp-

News Of the death Of Temple Hous-
ON at Woodward, Oklahoma, win be a
surprise to his many friends in this
country. says the Tucumcari Times.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-18

A good story bears repeating, use
Red Cross Bag Blue; all good grocers
sell It. 6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-20
DER il rid asnus."

@eIe9entIi6 Der Qbbattung elmer
Sofia9o bel 80niss WuIterbauier,
8ranoenburg, beii9tiste 8aiEer Wils
,belm II. nit ieinem @efolse Ods bortise
9linbenbeim; bic Serri9aften betpuns
berten audi bic sierliden @esenitGnbe,
bic bon ben 9linben angefertigt tparsn,
uno Der Monar9 mar Der erite. Der
Elm &orbaen erituub. g(u6 bic iibrigen
9srren betbeiligten ii6 Iebbdft am
&auf, unter anoeren Elm f9leIf9er
Magnat, Der einen !Sunbertmorf{9ein
auf ben Slid legte, um ii4 ben Relt
%berausgeben 81 loiIen, 9u trat Der
3aifer no9mdls an ben @ertauTsftanb
beran uno Idgte lo9enb 3u benz @ers
tGufer: vNein, 8erebrte1ter, bieIer 6err
betommt ni9ts berauS, Der 1T reid ses
mug uno lam es beSdblen." 90 gez
f6ab es. Nnbere Serren bonn @efols.
abmten benz 9eiipiel mad, unb bic Or
b.itstdife Der 8Ginben in 30nigsz@us
fterbaufen erfubr cine erbeblihe 9ersis
6erung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-20

pteOer Dor metnr Seele setreten it, Sd
iuoIte ibr fdgsR baB mefne 2iebe per
fu6sn piirbe, fpiebsr gutaamddsH,
mas msiu WiBtrglisH an ibE gsIiiusist
babe, SD DOtte ibt iagsu Grarb
LID ibetlegte i6 mir aues l1as ~
msinsr 2bea lagsn DOllte, r4sIa itiet
nun, udA elmer 4ffHnung s9a 1sd3sbH,
WDudteH, DOR bic Qugsn treten fpttgs.
nGtHes SOmtag5 3pg i'd DeH'
i4paraen Rod an uHo gtRs ~ Ltlt:
Die 8an3lsirdtbin 0ffHste min 1nb'
fubrts mid in bic CUTE Stube. Wte
oft batten mir Orei bort geiefen uno
gepIauoert! Sd fanb Hi4t gIeid bas
refte DOrt. @erIegen itrt4 i'd msinstl
i6paraeH Cylinder. Die CUTE 5raH
tam mir gu Silfs unb fpra6: SD
peiB, pas Sic berfubrt, Ssrr JabilIs?
,So@ fraete i'd uHD fIbIte MIDI
otoentli6 erIsittsrt bur9 btsies GHta
aeqentOmmen, ,uub sic baben utttsi
oagsaen, baB pir ourd meine IeBte
@ergangenbeit siHeH Otden Stri6 nsd4
den, unO 0aB Sbrs S9su msiHs frau
nirb?'
,Die?' rief Iie boiler 8etir3uHg.
so pifen sic aIfo gar Uit !
fou i'd nibt tpifsn?'-
fragte i6, unO i'd mertte, tote mir Die
SGnos 3ittertsn. 0o Brad bic nlte
5rau in 3brdueu aug unb-f9lu6Ste::
,Dab-msiue T6ea-tobt- ttg
.Qls fie rubiger tpuroe, er3Gblte ite,
bah 9beu iu's BuHer qegansen mar.
Ob i'd es bsnR nidt in ben 3eituneen
gsIsIen bGtts.-Sd bate tdgli6 bic
.3eitunsen geIeIen. Sour an eiHem Sage
bate i6 iie ni9t geleien. Gs mar Der
Gag mad meiuer 9od3eit getpeisn. an
bieIem Sage abet muBte -pobl bus I'm
gliid BARN geituroen baben, benin an
meinem 9o63eitstage mar es gei4eben.
0a bate i'd nun meinen ,DougiItigen
8epeis.'"
Gr. f6tpieg unb btidte Dor fi6 auf
ben Slid. Rud elmer Deils bob er
bic 4ugeH, JAP mid traurig an uHb
fagte: .StnoS sic mir nod bOie?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-20
Gin Aamsnsuttttr StoGels.

DAB Der tapfere @ertbeioiser bon
Port Nrtbur, @ererdI St0FsI, bsuts
f6en urfpruugs 1T, 3eigt f6on fem
Name an. Wdbrtnb Der beutIden Be
frsiungstrie9e 1873, 1914 unb. 1915
3ei4nete ii9 elm Major beHslbsn Na=
mems als 8pmmmbgur ppn bier
S9paoronen bes 2. Qei6bufdrens Re9i=
ments, Der S4par3en 9uiarsn, oftz
mails in benz l. Nrmsetorps unter &c
neral b. Yort aus. Die Su1aren ses
bOrten our Brigade bes-9berIten b.
StetnmeB. Sn Der 3tpeitsh 8rtgabe
bes 8orps itanoen unter BEN 9ria3en
&arl BON MedIenburg bic Aira bor6er.
sebilbsten Disadvantage trelibtr Sue
fdren bes Sberitleutaants b. @urbur9::
8ei Wurtenbuys efoberter Bic S9fpars
gen unb bic Strelibef' Saidren 13 adz
nonen unb 80 Manitionstpagen. Qm
7. 5ebruar 1914, bejfhttRreife &@toa
brcn Der G6nGr5th ilnb ellie Der Sffs@
Tiger SuIaren lintet M1ior1 StSNG&
9efebl bas frau50fi6e pbdtRpuenfr
itabt6sn GperHuS. Stpfa Sfspsatrk
ntdt a1ein fat Oep afhSriH as Bic
frano0iiiden SrupptR in Der Std6t.
fonbern aud fir Elm 5ribitafbo 500
SGai4eu ~gbampasner uRo @siBbrot.,
Dabrenb bic Srdn8oieR au~riidsiHgen,
3ehtsn bic SuIaren auf BEN Mdrttt
plaB. unb gotten ibrtn 4ferben ben
HeIt in ben gals. Ser s@eranltaltef
bss Sriibitiids, b, StOHd ieibf fiudr
ben tpeifenbeu 6~ran5ofsni ~Rqdlgstttsu
uno fam gum Sriibitiid .3p dpGt.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-20

Qaul 9eoeniiber babe i6 mir IGn9it gez
mdft. Gr ipdgt du9 ni4t Elm ein3iges
W}aI gu tpiberipre9en. ga, unb -
tomm nal Der, &letne!" sic legte Dors
fi9tig ben 2trm nm bic junge brdutlthe
@eItaIt. ,g2a, fibreH mir Hidt cine
Wuiterebe, mein 9atte unb tb?~
Gqeas 8ppf lag rubtg an Der 6teuu'
bin S6ulter. 0Od irrten tbte Nugen
nit fsItiamem @usbtud Durd bas
5eHiter uRo iiber ben pOIteHIoieH 9tms
mel bin.
o@laubft 0u, baB es f6on auf grs
ben Elm paraOies gibt, QbeIe?"
Die junse 5ral lieB balb la9snb,
baIb drgerli4 ben Arm finteu.
nW}it Dir 1T aud gar Hi6ts aHSus
foHgeu beuts! Bit pie eine biBenbe
MaooHna! 4Ritatt Hug gu fein unb
0einem Wunue tpiirbig, ais ALIEN
8ebenbe gegeRiber gu treteH, pirit 0u
ibm gelpiB pte cine @eouIbets 3u 6ua
Ben fallen. Sd meiHe es bod nur gut
nit Dir! Denn 0u bod b0ren poGs
tsit, &lsine."
Glen b0rte aud. sic bate e6eu
gang beutIid bernommen, ipie Elm Doz
gen Dor oas 9aus gefa6ren mar. 9urd
ibren 80rper gin9 Elm punberfames
9sben. 9lodenlduten unb SrgeltOne
tparen all9 nod ba. y
Aoele trat an bas 5enIter. ,4e6-
9eI6mad f9eint er 3u BADEN, 9ein
9err uHb 9ebieter! WeiBietbene pols
iter unb Iilberne &mpretten am Waaen.
8oitbare pferbe iibrigsus, tlsine-
NpfeIf9immel!"
Die Sbir 0ffnete ii6. Wutter unb
@roBmuttsr fiibrtsn Den Mann ms
3immer, Der getommsn tpar, ii6 feline
iunge 5ruu gu boIen. SiHter ibnen,
i'm Rabmen Der S9ir, tau9ten bic
&0pfe Der anoeren auf. 2iitt Guen
lebnte an ibrem Stuble, beibe SGnbe
ouf bas 6er5 esprebt. Glsi9 einem
SeiIigenbilb itanb Ie ba. Sn ben Aus
gen Elm fib Oerlporren Geu6teu uub UNI
Den Wtuno eth pe~rrdt9ert19 eS Seben.
Ntdt bic Worte Der 9robmutter, nod
jene Der SHUTTER uno Sreunbin 3ogen
bur6 ibren Sinn. Nur ibn er6Itdte fie,
Der Ian9fum, fait tpie in beiIissr G4eu
ouf iie 3utrat. IS brauite in ibreu
Obrsu, es Hang in ibrem 9er8en,
@lodens uub SrgeItOne f6isusn ii9 NIT
jaId8enoen MeloOtsn gu pereinen unb
Der 9immel nit al feinen Wonnen
unb SeIigteiten iibsr tie binau1tiir5en.
Sin poar trdfti9e Qrme umf9langen
lie, elm beiber Munb Iu6te ben ibren,
unb feit, INNER feiter preBte litt @aen
bas 9uupt an bic treuf6lagsnbe 8ruit.
limb bann purbe es fin, 9an3 till UNI
ods 8rautpdar. Gtner mad benz on>
beren bate ii9 binpegssI6li9en. s3us
Iebt Die Sreunbin, bic b~untelbaartse
Srau Noele. QIs iie Ietie bic Sbiir
binter fi9 f6GOb, 5ttterten i6rs !6Gnbe
unb bic @ugen tuaren 10 ieltfam feu6t
eetporben.
.@liidIi6e Iittt Glen!l"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-20

SpGte Seiluug. Gin eeipiis
fer Warinstp BON Polluorp. ppmmern,
Bate als Splbat i'm Sslosuse bon 1866
einen SduB in ben 8opf in Der HGbe
oes Sbres erbalten. bod berbeilte Die
Munbe fdneu. Taa Subren itenten
fid ShrerSen elm, bic iid in neuerer
3sit permebrtsn unb 70 beftis aufsraz
ten, baB gu elmer Operation sei9ritten
,perben mubte. Oieie bate bas Greeb=
nib, bdB bic &ueeI nlnmebr seiunoen
uno entfernt purbe.
II neerdtb ene s ohter
Cine 17idbrise Sabritdrbeiterin In
glberfelb. N%beinprobina, perfu1te ihren
eisenen Batter baburd gu per9iften. oaB
fie persifteten Weiaen unter Miltreis
miidte, ben Der Batter als Mittdgbrot
NIT in Die Sabrit nabm. Der Batter
eptbedte Die a0rner unb mudte Der
poliSei an3eiee. bic bas ,ungeratbtnt
@efdOpf berbaftete. Der Batter bate
Der 1odter 8orpiirfe seutodt. tpeil fe
li& dht Gage lang unbersstriebsn
botte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-20
seas lift Der Nnhm 2 / Sir

SSur W WI S'HpM 9lHr htpli1s
@ei4i9te iiber @bmon6a RotMb BEN
9i4ter bes nGprano be 9esstruC
ma9te iiingit bic Runbe in ftdn51T=
f6en 8ldttern. Oils sr unlGneit eintn
Sreunb auf benz 2dnbe beiutte, bsslsis
t.te er ieinen Mirth, Der elm nsugsbort,
mes Sinb e%intragen 1a1en fpontt. Der
Beanie, Elm eepiFenbafter tleiner
Mann, tru9 ben Nqmsn bes 8infes
Elm unb luanbte iid bann on Ruitanr
als eriten 3eugen. rSbr 0ame, mein
9.rr?"- nGbmpnb Roitanb." = Sbr
~8eruf9"- SdriftiteGer unb Mitelieb
Der 4tubemie bon 6rantrei4. - Gut,
ertpirerte Der 8eqmte. Isle miiFen
Sbren Numen untsrSeidnen. Wenn
Sic nidt i4retbsn tDnnen. 70 MAIDEN
sic Elm 3reu3"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-20
pit @lorkt Don 4ratr.
(Gtfianid)e 5age.)
Dan Alice 1rriiu u. 6auOp.

2uut treii6su oeritimmte @eissu
SH Die SommerHdbt btnaus,
0om ttampienDen RttmssIeigen
Srjttttrf DGE 2otfuirtbsbaas,
BstdUidsH0 Dutten Die gtnDtn,
Sn ben 9rOneH tpRblt m~uttsRUsr j6tN,
giRes GliBes SuieH uHD SbDinpen;
Sbtust r0leHDsn 8pnHtrs Seton 49,.
Gle laden uuo taH3en uuo iiu9eu,
Sic a6tsu oes Warners iaum:
Bin bumpfes, i6lpeucuoes &liugsH
Surdbrauit ben ouuitigsu Baum,
,Gie @tods BON Gantt Warien,
sic DrObnt uno Orobt gu 3bGl2
Seer mag am Strange 5iebeH2a
ale StirnsH lueToen iabl.
rSduien i'm Tburme 8elpenier
unb lGuteH sur WtttCrHa6ti"
Sic Ordngen an IbiireH UNI 6sRftE--
ReiH Mtuno bat mebr eela6t -.
Sic @lOde bdugt i'm @sititbls
BOD INNER II / II g { 10 c |
Sas BOLT i'm &irmesg,plbIt
Sotts-Ho9 teine 3ett.
I'M INNER iUllber ous Sdrien.
Ser Simmcl in 8ltben lobt.
Elm S1allod, 10 mil iie's beOeuten,
Stebt g~rinienO uno iOintsno-oer LOB.
Sebt padt or bic @lOde iUis b0bneno,
-@ridaueruO bstrCujt fb Oas 0OIt-
unb iblslbert iie DOnnertDHeHD
SiuGb in ben MtblsHtoIt.
Gin Shrtt, Sam itsinerHes SblOetgeH.
~Yerit)pun6cn Der graufge SPui .
3itteruoe Jinge 5eigeu,
ggU Die 8lode ms g9Gfer IAlug. -
Gs pstB fe tsinsr gu bebsu,
Us 1T, ais lei ie Derilubt;
gerloren Elm ieoes Nsbeu,
Eas nab Der 8lode geiu4tl
Sod i6lufen in Monoli6ttpogeu
3ie Ginoeu, blittbsniboH:
Damn tOmmt aus Der 3ieie gejOgsH
Gin ieltiom traurig Beton.
eis lugen, es iino Die llHtsH-
sd CLAUDE es n%immernebr:
Sis @lote iit's, bic ertruHtsn
SIN WliblentOlt BON Gaer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-20
Mirfiame Wahnnna.

"N @sAJ""B' ~ ~
benbursii9e Martsrut Sobann bon
&iiitrin Q535-1571). Der iiber bic
Neumart regierte. ipar ipariam bis
gum @eia uno lieb ni6t felten 9anbs
perter unb 2ieferunten ieines 9ofes
longe auf 8e5ablung parten. So
botte au9 Der martsrdfli6e 8i9fenz
nader Sbpmas Claus Dieoerbolt
f9ls6t. Grfabruneen nit benz boben
Ssrrn 9ema6t. Oapon 3eugt Elm
Mabubrief, ben Der ebrfdme 8iidiens
nader an ben idumis5ablenoen MART
srGfliden Iuftraeeeber fdrieb unb Der
iebt nod borbonben lit. Ser Brief
loutete: nSerr Martsraf! Cure 9iidi.
1T fir uno fertig. Sdidt Sbr mir bus
@elb, 70 i9ide i9 Gu6 bic 9ii6fe.
S9idt SIR mir bas @elb niht, 10
f6ide i'd Sud aud bic 9ii6ie ni6t.
Siermit Soft befoblsn!" Wie bic benz
8risfe beisefiete 0uittung auspeilt,
baif bissmdl bic unsipeibsutige Mabs
nung. Sbpmds Claus betam fein
Gelb. Der Morteraf feline 9ii4ie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-20

Unite t mGb rift b a II m seS
o t.e.t.1 kgtaBiiter MeiSe fanb.
unldnsit 5ralF 3hentus s. 9atnes i'll
Detroit, MifS Ssrridtent bss
gbriitbaiimes Hbkfn1ob. Bie Srou
benubte ndmlih fim Ginpflnosrspa 3D.
irone, tpie lie BET Sdneafsuerz@e Sc
fbIben our Mssfserbuns tommsn, In
@rmanseluns yttnts I9ammers. aum
@nnaseln perfd1kbkhsr Srdsn unttr
benz Gbriftbath afs 4Insiid AHk
fiirdterlide Observation-Disclosures
Setonotion fpurbe in Der WaHbarffaf9
sebDrt, bod permo6ts mon nidt au
ermitteln, ipober Tie erfolgt lei. Grf
Elm paar Stunbefipdter tparneaman
bur1 leid]te 3alldtppltm, -eie ans bet
8arnes'iden Wobnuns tamen, barduf
oufmertidm, tpel4 srdbli9es Greianib.
fi6 bort Susetrasen. Dds 6eiurnpurbf
pbne Sdpieristeit selofft unb bic
.f1redlid 3ngeridt.te 2eife Der Gernis
item llnter benz ghriitbaume dufaefuns
ben. Dus llnsIiidssefhob bate fid
ffon cine Rtibe BON Sa6ren in Der
Jamilie Der 5rau befunosn unb mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-20
=
Gsnankenfplitter

2eute bon @sl6nad trieunt man an ben
Mub.n, bic Fe-het9 I mttmaden.
Sas Nitltio Iast inns oft Die iuabre SrDbe
nnieres llneliids. s n
aa6 in Der Metfs bes aeb.ns beStuten
9ameele oft piet {
S6limmer, als hsis fdliahmfte 8rittt TT
manhntul ibr 6Hipeistn,
@er ni6t mil: Seu: Strems fhtpimmt, Der
tuirb balo :ouf osm federet fibsn.
@er nit benz. Rsbf surd) Die Dauo min,
b q II I iit cine loe.,lt feine bd TIT.
Gs sibt aeuts, Biz, bid lieber buuoertmaI
trSftsn, offs einmet btaIadpiniden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-20

YdHe. Bail!
str Geiie ms Gnslanb beiOrst 6.
@aine, SIR. Al, ct. 9anl-s trahc.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-10-31
Distinguished Party Here.

Shortly before noon today Mrs.
Howard Gould, of New York and her
friends, Miss Shackford end Miss
Farnham. of New York, arrivd in An
napolis for the weeks ceremonies at
the Academy, attending the welcome
of Prince Louis of Battenberg. They
came in large touring car of the
French pattern, and are now stopping
at Carvel Hall, where a suite of
rooms has been assigned them for the
weke. The party made the trip TO An
napolis this morning fIom Baltimore,
having stopped at the Belvedere there
last night, after leaving Wilmington
early yesterday morning.
The big touring car and it's distin-
guished occupants created some little
furry as it sped through the streets to
the hotel Mrs. Gould, seated beside
the chauffeur, presented a most strik-
ing picture. She wore a magnificent
beaver fur coat and jannty automo-
bile cap, above which was jauntily
psshedIashuge- e-automobile veil. After
the party had been disposed of at the
hotel, the chauffeur took the car to
the garage of the Annapolis Auto Tran
sit Company, which opened for bust
ness this morning.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-10-31
ST. ANNE'S VESTRY MEETING.
Regular Quarterly Meeting To
Rebuild Organ.

The regular quarterly meeting of
the vestry of St Anne's Parish was
held in the Guild room Of the church
last evening at 5 O'Clock. The yccUlar
routine business was attended G..
The most important business was the
consideration of a proposition made
by the wardens concerning the rebuild
ing of the organ in 81 Anne =
Church. A committee Of three ves-
trymen was appointed Co serve with
the two wardens. They were ordered
TO engage expert assistance In eX0min-
ing the organ aud determining what
should be done They were ordered
TO report 10 The ytstty. su5mitting
definite specifications, and 70 secure
comparative bids
This action of the vestry i'm no way
binds them TO this undertaking. but it
is a step in the right direction. ST
Anne's organ was built and installed
in 1859. IL is fine instrument. but
needs undermining aud rebuilding. The
work is popular with the congregation
and If undertaken should meet with n
generous, prompt response. The vestry
is wisely going slow about the matter,
for the work involves large outlay of
money and must be expected 20 last
for another fifty years.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-10-31
St. Anne's Honor Roll.

The following uupils of St Anne's
Sunday have been perfect in at
tendance, conduct and studies during
the entire month of October. and theiI
names are placed upon the honor rol
Senior Grade-John Bailey, Carlisle
MoCusker, Edith Wheatley, Anita
Cresap. Emily Taylor, Mabel Howard,
Helen Suit. Mary p Welch, Margaret
Hall, Katie Campbell, Lucille Kash-
ner, Ida Taylor, Jennie Bowers.
Junior Grade-Edgar Fell, Elmer
Gilhaus, Rudolph Strange, Paul
Chaney, Herbert Wooten, William
Jones, William Diefel, John Paca,
Bertha Oberry, Frances Hall, Oath
crime Diefel, Margaret Wohlgemuth,
Stella Suit, Hilda Dammeyer, Pearl
Owens, Alice Stuart
Primary Grade-Millard Golden,
George Wohlgemuth, Marie Brooke,
Elizabeth Steele, Rosa Burtis, Eugenia
Golden, Fanny Parkinson.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-10-31
Application For Tickets.

Under the rule settled upon by the
Navy Athletic Association. today is
the last date on which applications for
tickets to the Army Navy football
game. to be played at Princeton on
December 2, will be considered. The
books of the association will be closed
tomorrow and no application honored
after then. The demand is already
heavier than for some years past. par
ticularly from Navy supporters, bat
the transferring of the contest from
Philadelphia to Princeton makes more
seats available for all three of the in
situations interested in the game.
Army and Navy each get one.third of
the tickets for complimentary distri-
button, and the remaining third is
to be sold by Princeton for the fund
for orphans and widows of former
members Of both branches of the ser
vice.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-10-31
Speed Trial For Rhode Island.
Speeial Dispatch b Evening CapItal.

Special Dispatch @ Evening CspltaL
Washington, ID. o., Oct 3l.-The
battleship Rhode Island. recently com
pleted in the yards of the Fore River
Ship and Engine Company by the in
stalment of $4,000 horse power en-
gines, is being tested for speed today
by trial run from Cape Ann to Cane
Porpoise and return. The ship, which
has a displacement of 15, 600. tons, is
expected to make about 20 knots an
hour She is 80 feet longer than the
Maine, the largest type of battleship
Uncle Sam has in commission at the
present time. The hull rises 20 feet
above the water from stem to stern.