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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04
yglQa. Seutider @aiieu @ereiu."
9Unneritas, Den 3. Sannar,
Sabrcsberinmmlnna nno SircftOreHs
iuabI.
Nile WitglieSer iinS frennOlidit
e~insclaoen. (3-5)

GntQiuq NIT fnoppcr
Rotb Dem Slam mcntooc -
Die bier mobIbctanntc feline Soljc-
rim Gillian SippmnnL meld,c nit ei'
ner Sbeoter.8 cieQidlnit. Die GnfC Tc'
brllnr and nod Baltimore for'mt,
Ben Meiteu ser Ser. Stooten b%ereiItc,
bate III Gullttb, Winn, ein fnappe%
Gntfonmen bon cincm Id)rel!lidIcn
Sooe. @ic hoS - Sabre olte MG0-
den ibrcr @roBmom0, Tron N0ht :.
Sind, Hr. 915. 0lt.9i0olc-S trobc, III
einem Sd)reibCn mittbeiltc, beiullo
lid lire @eieaihnit nit nod etner
ouocrcn @eicaihoIt I'M st. &1ncas
Sotel" in 9llllltb in Der Rod. pom
Sonntao auf WontaN. Nll oer'elbcE
Haht pllroc ha@ &otel nurdI Ole
Woidunitalt in Brand 9cieBt, Nur Die
ldnmtIid)en ShoulpieIer ulb Gd)nlIa
lpietcrinnen perloren IHe5, .eoa lie
buttclL mo enttnrlcn hrr III i5reu
9tohtgciuanocrn nod nit filappcr
Notb aui ole StroBe. NO ljc p1E gut
ber5igcn Hohbnrn nui9cnnrlnlen lnt
Dor ser bitteren 9altc uciunhrt lultr.
ocll. Die flcinc (Gn}crin por cine
Der lcBten EerIoncn, ole ans Sem
bremenoen 8cbGll6e cntfnmen. Sic
mar ourd) Den crltitfenocn JiolId) oli4
geluedt morocn mo elite, nob0enl ic
tbren W}alltel erluiid)t tGtte. G'tf ben
Corridor b%indliS, no lie ron eincut
Wfonne ourh Ole 6id)tcn Hoiidnpolfcn
III oo3 6reie gelh!eppt mltroc. Gus
Wf1oten bat ibre oarien Goitiirrc
ltilo Wertblad)en Uerinrcn. ..9nbn"
Sippnlnnl modte iGr Gebiit ais Gin
5crin Dor cinigcn SnArcE bier in @ol.
tlnlorc mo bat lid iritbcm cinen
Weltruf %crluor6cn.
Seam tcnDab |. 0pi Ger
Vc1mtcmuabl 0cS 9irdcllrot6eS ser
cp1ngelild) llltbcrild)cn SolenlS sc.
nleinoe, Hanonl.S traBc ulo Vattcrp.
NOemle, iullroen iolgcnoc 9eolntc er-
ludblt: Er6iiocnt 6rouf Gaermol,r,
8ice . gr1iioent 2ouiS Sdromm.
Sfaeneiiter Gbriit. 2old)t unG &c.
tretGr ". $. @ider.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04
@un Sec uno Saggn.

@roBe 9tohiroge nod aupier.-Tiir
oic ruiiiihc Morinc? 49, 2crd,t
ihiii bcih0oi0t. - &cridJicoenc9.
@cm%ertcnSlucrtb in ocm @cridt
iibcr oct Grporthonopl WoltimorcS
1T sic brocutcnoc 3unu6mc in Der
Nu9iuhr non altpfCr I'M Wc0cniubs
5lmI &oriobrc. 3oblcn bcmciicrL
oob uahc5u 2000O00OO ETun0 Me.
tall 0ltrdl oicicn @uicn ibrcu @cd
nod u%urop0iidcn MGrftrn iouocl.
IS lit nidt nm uobc5u iuit ooppclt
10 uicl ais lcBtca &ubr, ion0Cru old)
sic groBtc GuontitGt IN ocr@eihidtc
Oc9 @aicn3 mo mc6r ais Gin 9rittcl
Scr gciammtcn &lpicrouaiubr ser
Ger. Stootcu. Rc0el,tunQ3ooQ lit
ond) 0ic Gbotiodc, bob oo3 Qonjc
&llpicr bier iobrijirt mlroc, nGmlih
in Den @crtcu Der Baltimore Sop
per SmcltinN II. Go0in0 go" 5I
9oltimor Goumtp.
Stir sic ruiiii0c W orine?
Ter Compiler .N0riu" BON ser
@ombur0 : gmcrifoniiden @inic. Der
BON Baltimore am Somitug ubiubr.
bat in Ncmport Ncm3 uu Moutou
6luci rntcricciihc Gorpc0o6ootc pom
Si1on 2otc Ntuitcr, mc(de fiir,,
LID gcbultt mlrocu. an @ur6 &c
nonmen. Nton QGo>tbt, Dob 0icir
9oote fir sic rlIiiidc Mcoicrlma be
itintmt Icicn, ood) fonntc man nidtS
0ciinitipc9 ooriibcr c%riobrcn. Sc
tern Morqcn p%oiiirtc ser .9lorio"
olli ser Iobrt nod &ombur0 Gan
Scnru.
2cu6ti6iff Nr. Il bcid6.
0igt.
llCbcr 0o8 2cut,ti6iif Or. II, pom
bcu Giomono SbooI3, mcltc$ be.
idGoiNt muroc, lit nod fcin 9cridt
cinNclallicn. Io3 2ctdtid)iii mlu
De am SonltuQ pom Sclbtidiii Nr.
- crIctt mo oui ser Gobrt nad Dem
2cl6tbou3 Tcpot 81 Yortamoutb
brod) Die Woidincric. DDS Sdiii
miro pobrideinlid orciNfonatc Iona
muiIcgen miiiieu.
Som Noro0. Slon0.
Ger Noroo. Slopo Compiler &Gln"
miro ON nGd)itcn Gonucritou nit ei
ncr Nn5obl &oiiitcu. uno 3pii6en.
beds e @oiioGiere bon Bremen bier
ernartet.
Der Noroo. 2Iopo 0ompier
g9rcSIon" lit am Somitug BON Gre.
men nod Seem Q Yort mo @alti-
more init Foiiagicrcn mo 6rodt ob.
gciobren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04
WQacmcinc Ynerfcnnuua

finoct Die bobe GualitGt besn Soloce-
9iereS" aus Sreo. 9nuernlfmiot'S
oNmcricnn 9relperp." @S lit eili &C.
bnltreide5, iein ~ifmedenoes, ans
ben beiteu Waterialien bereeiteGteS
9ebr1ii. giltmdl probirt, miro cs
alert anoeren por9e5ogen. aiitc 81.
grnuerei 1t0l-it2S SiGen.Str.
Gel. 6. & q. Mt. Sermon 1854, To.
lJi. a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04
49, las
2Rothe O3uch
-beS--
"Dentf6en gOrrefpOnOenten''
Mittc Snunar crideincu.

Scoer rcgelmGBi9e Qeier oe5 9Iat'
tes COB tdaIid, p5dcntIid oocr
G%ouutaQ8) miro Gin GrempIor M
cntgeltIid) crboIten .-9hr 9%Ibonupns
fen ociicIbeu limo 6u5u beredtigt. -
3aIieIbc lit niht SIT p%erfonieu.
g9eun Sic &bre Gintduie bel Sen
gu5cigc 8unOcu oc3 nGorreiponStnz
ten" MAIDEN, ~pcraeiier Gle nidt, 81
iagcn, ooB Sic Ocren 9Iu5eige i'm
.GorreipouOentcu" geIeien bohcn,
mo man miro &bneu ooppeIte Nui-
merfiomfcit idcnfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04
Sin bcitiger SfnccitHrm.


9ic 1emperutur nm % @rno gefats
len. - S6liipiriqc StroBen. 49,
Gicfcr Shnec I'M mcItIi6eu Na'
rDlauo. &aItc9 @ctter iiir
bCllte.
Gin beTtigcr SdueeIhlrm icgte ac
Itcrll iibcr Baltimore, nudocm an
0ormittuo elm mnrmer Rc1cn bic
GtroBen rein Qclpoihcn bate. Die
3cnpcrntltr iiel BON Al @roo nm s
llbr friib ouf IS @ruo nm 5cbn llbc
Q(beno2. Ger Shneeiuu mar geruoc
nidt lonocrlid itort, 0od icGte cin
beiBcnO talter Win0 blrd) Die Giro
Zen Scr Stuot uno mod)te Den Iui
ent6olt auf ocn StroBen bod)it u1gc.
miithlid). Die StraBenbobnen Bile.
ben IN Solge oe3 tnIten Sdnee9 oltf
0cu Stieucn an ben Nrb0ben Itedcn
mo qebroudten betrddtlidlc 3C'',
ebc tic iid) ilbcr 0ic Stei9unacn II
lueq arbeitetc1. SpGtcr mur0tn Ole
&cbrnloihmcn mt89eionot, ic0od
pcrnlohten oieiclbcn bel Ocm Stlrnlt
uid)t oic @elciie frci 81 boltcn. Nm
N(bcuo licB DER Shucciol nod GOD,
Nofiir iicl oic 5cmtpcrotllr, uno hcltr
iou c3 cbcufoQs nod 10 bleibcl. Nm
lucitlibcu MorDlonN ficlcn iibcr icd)a
\3oI Sd)ncc.
Nod Dem Wionot8bcritt oe3 me
tereologiIden 9iireouS botten mir in;
Wount Gc}cnlbcr etlUa5 nlebr, ais f.
3oa Sduee. WGhrenO Der 81 GAGE
0e9 Monut9 buttcll mir od)t flare
Gage mlo Scr Melt luar tribe, reg
nerilh ooCr Is itneite. Die h0titc
0urhihnittS q Sempcrotur mar 3G
0ro0 ulto ole nicori9itc Gurd).
I6nitt3 Gcmpcrntur mor - @ro0;
an &Gltciteu mar es IN Der @od)c
pom g.. bis 10. 9eiembcr nit IS @r.
Sim @Grntitcn uor e8 I'M leBten &c.
3cnlber nit So @roo.
Sir W}orplano uno ocn Giitritt
{ Columbia foItc8 @etter mO peitlid,c
W9iubs.
Der b0d)ite G6crmomctcriton0 mur
Al @roo nm s llbr friib.
Ger uicori0itc Recommendations
ipor 81 @roo mn 6 llbr Nbeuo0.
Mittlercr Nnromctcritono 29.51.
Ger uieOriQitc Recommendations
OCT IeBten 81 Stmoeu in nad)Iolqcl
oen StG0tclt mar, Wic folgt; Gait
pnrt fl, Yortlono IT, Bolton 20, 9u=
banp 6, 9telp BORT %, Nbiluoclpbia
%, Ntlantic Gin 2S, @oibinqtou 20.
Toriolf 80, Charlotte 80. g9ilmings
ton 10, Gbnrleiton 10, SoUonnob So,
Sadinnuiuc A. Supiter 50, Sen gSe't
60, NItlonta 26. montgomery 80,
Helu. Orleans 40 Foleitinc 80, Sol
peiton II, Corpus Gbriiti 40. Went-
pbiS 81. Cincinnati IS, EittSblrA
rs, Gsluego s, Buffalo 10, Glepclono
IS, Geforo Is, NIpeno -, MorQlicttc
II, Green Dan Q, Chicago 90, CIT
lntb : Ct. Saul 9, Ct. 2ouis 10,
aanias.Gitp IS. Gn1abn i6, @uror 4,
9ismord 6, 8iGiiton 2, SABRE 40
1 0eIeua u, Salt Qdfe 26, 0enper 80
north Fldttc 26, Dodge 81, ImerilIo
Sos gu9eles IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04

@ute te. - Die gftio-
r1re Ger Continental Trllt 60"
bielten 9eitcrn lire SobrcSpcriomnr-
lung, in peIdcr ErGiioent @orfielo
III ieinem SobreShriAt mittbeiIte,
bob Ser Nettopcroicnit ser 8eieQ-
id)oit iid olti $101, 1886 belouien
babe. Cine BolbiGbrl. 9ipi0cn0e bon
5fpei Fro5cnt mrroc erflGrt, o6id)on
gcniiqcn0 @el6er por6on0en iporell,
cine 8iui0en6c bon bier Iro5ent fir
0oS leBte Salbinbr 81 ertIGren. Ger
FrGliOcnt tbeiltc nit, ooB oaS ourd
ben groBen Brand beihGoiQtc@ebGll.
DC oelnnGdlt mieoer hcjo9cl mcr0cl
fonne mo uielc Der oltcn 9efaniten
tuieoer III ibre friibcreu HGumlif)fets
ten 5ieben miirOeu. guS 9ircttoren
iuuroen Die iolgcnoen Serren &c.
tu0bIt: g. GnuieS 8oriiclo, @iaiom
q. Wnrburg Sbo3. q. 0opmoro, ".
$. @roilin s. Solltb9otc &emntor,
Charles g. 2oro, Golporo g. Bart
lett. 2. :. Snnobuu, Sbornton Nols
Inns, @iQiom q. Snrpep, 9oniel 6.
Gontlin uno George Gotor, Iuc BON
Baltimore; NS. s. Is. Sdniolopp
BON Cincinnati, Mfpron :. Serrid
bon GlcuelonO, =, Stepbcu y. 81
fins pom @eit.& irGinien, ESobn SfeG.
ton 8iQiunS bon Ridmono, Sililio
e. @olib BON ct. 2olliS, &. SibneD
Sbeporo bon Helu.Norf. s. NJ. Barr
bon Portsmouth mo 4. g. 2o1los
itrcet BON Nelu,0orf. Dos 0ireftos
riltlu eriuGblie iol9enoe 9eonltc: Sr.
@oriielo, ErGiioent; Sr. Sreb. 6.
Grcper Sd)obmciiter, Sr. Sbomo&
~. 6ulingS, &ice.ErGlioent, mo Sr.
s. q. @eoSleu. Setret0r.
0tc StaotSbautcn 9es
b0r0e miro bcllte IN NnnopollS
lire SobresiiBung bolten, in iueld)er
Sr. 4. 2. 2nnoitrect iiir Den Gbelo-
peofe 2 Ohio aonol be5oblcn miro,
pelln Der @cneroloniuolt nit Der
0llrdlidt Der erioroerlid)cn uebcrtro.
gungS.Gopiere iertig lit. @abr'teln.
lid, miro Die eigentlidc gllSlicierung
ncS @clocS, meldeS aus StootS-S Dbl.
a%otionen beltebcn milB, crit lpoter
bier in Scr Stoot aeldeben, 6errer
miro in Der beutigen Siblng Der De
borbc Sr. Srouf s. Duncan BON Vdls
tintore.Gountp 5um StaotS . %erli'
derunoS- GommiiiGr OIL Stclle oeS
| Srn. 2lopo @ilfinion criuGblt luer.
Den.
9camte oes .St.2eo.@ u NJ.
noiumS So. - SaS st. 2eo.Wpm.
noiilm" bot iiir Die nGd)itcn ied)S
Wtonate ole folgenoen 9eanlten err
mGblt: YrGiioent, BERNARD $.
Sd)miot; 8ice Yr1lioent, S. $.
@roB Sinan5-S efrctGr, s. $. Snlen,
tint; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mo protocol
lircnoer SefretGr, :. q. Wurrop;
SdJoBnlciitcr, &. s. Nettaliotn; @i-
bliotbefnr, Soiepb 0ottcrmcih; Siito.
rifer, M. :. Gonrop; Ser9eont at
grnns, z. s. 9ro5ier; Captain Der
atbletelL @iaiom q. @ottinaer; &c.
fretor beS Girettoriums. Tronf =.
Golep; Gircttoren, 9. 81. Cullen, 9.
q. Clifford, u. s. Gilento, Sreo. 5in.
informant g. 8. Vciiogno, 8. Gpof rnb
Soiepb &epnoloS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04
Stlliis Sebbel, oerttider gbotosraph
321 u. .8as. StraSe.

NablaetbilSer anr ST. pro Sakenb.
Sn emalQirten obalen 8iloern Iino
ldone Weibeiien erpGbnensmertb.
Sebensgrobe photographer unS
tllnltleriib boIlenoete Gopien alter
giloer III Grapon, @aiierfarben, Del
ilno YaItea Elm SpesiaIitGt.
Wan Deraeiie nidt, por5uIpredlen.
(324-) a
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Plus benz RatbbnuiC.

,,,.It A,, ;tyNtii4nu W,,nifpn
a wa>
"'P''''''''9''' ''' ''' SUI
get Vcboroc. %crld)''oeI'e9'
m;, ~,c,tor,, inn Wotbho,,ic pcrDou.
.,.o ,,;r, nor critc \ohrpato1 ocs
,ro;,cn uronnoa nonI nori1cr Sabre,
Aor lohr,,,r ON, o0ocmpiurr HIM.
,,,,st,, mcrncn Tic 0rononiiuifts.
Ea],nn,ijion hot MN elmer oon}en
on,,hr Norfcn NM @cihIit9h6liern
n;n mi,+1c;nn,,, crhortcr noR iie Ser
or;tan %onrr,too mit DEM Ciumo in
ihro rc,,cn Standardization fcIt,jh be-
,c,c,, ,riiroc, @rucroI EcIir Mann,
;,,tc ,rI : Gchr,,or NITRIC Sic critic
o~}"r,r,cr Ncs 0Irrrfrou" i'm Sem
rrrcr tG.it6fiocr @oIfcnfroBcr an
ncr Nrf, NON Soutb. ,uN baltimore.
ctronc ocnrrdt mcrNcu Inter Sen
1r35crcr moihfitsh3uicrn. mcId,c an
[cbr,,or nod ocn1 grouhhiitrirt
,nnicbcn molten, bcfinoen iih Coniel
1pi1rr e. 80 NIotr 7omea & ScIm.
&obu Is 5,rit e. Go unh & y puucc
4 0o iomie nie .g}otionoI VI rinc
Nonf~ bir Union Sectional @out"
,rn ,rorrc 1inon,.&niti+,tc Wou.
Gontroftoren beihIcuniocn ole grbci
tcn nm 10 nicIe @cih6itSbGlicr. oI2
m6oJih, bis 2rm : Tcbruor icrt 4
III bobcu.
Die PronhbiItrift5 6ommiiiion
hofit, bis uum :, Icbruor I'M StonOe
AZ Irir. Ser Sofenbcb6rbc olca g2crft.
0ioeuthrn, iibcrpcilen M t6nnen. 10.
hoR Damn nit Dem Ban Scr @erItcn
beaourcu mcrhrn fam
Solucit habeu lmacidbr POO Sir
men mo inoipioueIIc @c'hoItaIentc
I'M NronooiItrttt ibre @eld,ottc >pleoer
eroiinct, Die Nrmocrtc nids cIIlAe
lhIoneL lneldc &ItrcolT I'M Linton
Erult," Colbert Viper mo an
oerCn 9iircol-@cbGrocn croIlnct 1os
ben.
Ser @rono6iitrttt2 GommtNion
murocu qcitcrn 9tr. 7U9-Ul Mater
StraBc, uno 9tr, 1OS-71O @aut
StrnBe, uon Der oDIcrd)nnt9' Natios
nal 0uut" ilbcruiCicu. Die 9nl-
plate limo fir ocu 0r0Bcrcn Centre
VtorttAYlaB ~erfor0crlid). 3abIung8s
Nnmeiilmgen mllr0en OIL Charles s.
9onaparte lmo 0ie ,Gbomas 9uIibor
So" fir Hr. %, 9iQbt StruBe $t2.s
800, u1o al e. .. Sunting fiir Nr.
206-2OS. Ncit Sails 9lucnme, $3.50,
olr2geitellt.
7ic6orrroir.@ ohc
o. n,, r,,,i., Sac m,.n1onn
1,,;t;tno~ hioIt ]nn;,or,, M,4,n;ttno
o;,n So, ,,> Sa;n.A or,,sn
bat nos n,', Tsuno,;o cs nn,mS,
,kon ,;4ts maj;t,n9 SnALUom Nh,,
n%A5to,, m,rt,, rn;rS no Wo,
n,n,, Sos 7;rart,.3nm,
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I,,,,, n,irS ,aahr;hn;nr4 nSEor". w.
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$50 m;4I majI~,r,
,1,S amI
n,J,n 800, n% $50
;4n,, n. oi,"s ~ n,.N
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$3.50 ,s ", So. Tao;;n m,.,
T> 'Np " a.,
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o"l."''9 ",'' $50 rs"' m nv
N'"''' O"'"NJt'"' '0''uIN" W. ~N'''
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Mitmodt Ocu I. Iauuar 1905.
1lnterhnltnnna Menfpeiier.

rWiudt, NtnOemie 3" r. 1icie g5ohe &2r.Qbt
Hprlmcr IN ,Gbc Sbcpucr0 UiuQ".
pSbuic'C ShcutCr," - T.tle ISOLDE. Sire
you VI WtuluU".
uoDuioanitruRcn tSHcntCr." - NiCie N2uhcr.
~ Desperate Chance.
uTUrn's EprruBauc." - Eitie Node, .IhC
&ihpr Oirl".
,WiarntauDs 5bcatCr." - Nirfe WOde tdlIitb
5luet Sduoebtue 8UriteluugCu.
pyicueS Auoitorium." Eicfe g1Obe
NE, Nlm alto B..
,SlnneH'o SBeatrr." - CiCiC g&ode. SAT-
NtiC in ItclUPlUrf".
nSenboon euuieruatOrium - TrCituQ. oCu
y, Sanlar. 4 ubr ytuhmlltuR1, i.iuitca AeCltul.
y.Nneiteb Ennrtett," Sum'luG hCH z. EuH..
q uhr Nahmitiu0a, oritieo MANNER W,uit con
8cri,
,,Suocuias WiGuurrmur." - NuuuerftuQ. oUl
., SaIiar. iwcltc5 SlltIu92fct II Der 3iGD
lam WrdheuLu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-04
Sdtffstartcn pun nnb nud 9entidJ.
IQu0.

Ton Baltimore bis Bremen: Sea.
lllte $42.5O uao $44.50, Smiidenoed
Y33; bon Bremen Bis Baltimore:
@diiite $50, 8miidenoed Cir alle
Vaiiasiere) $34. S9eO. s. 9iener
& So., 3immer Mr. 8, I'D Dit
2erington Ctr. 0eloWcdieI nno
@eloienonngen. (323--)
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-21
.HAMLINE

Mrs. F. H.. Crawford is visiting in Atlanta,
VI Mr.. and Mrs Howard Smith entertained at
dnn fs l3 Wi SaH1hs Murphy has returned from
Miss Nellie Brown entertained at dinner satur-
day evening. 80
tailed me- a at dinner lhrs; saairs >' w.
Mrs A. Adams has been spending the week
WIFI Mr. and MIS- Donald Mckenzie entertained at
Mrs. II: Gone Of Cedar Rapids Iowa, has been
Mrs. Charles Magraw Of Smelling avenue is
spending month in California. II III.
THE loyal Temperance legion held Its tort
nightly meeting this afternoon. - = .-
Mrs.; Percy Miller has returned home after
a short visit in Rochester.
Mrs. 3. P: stoddard entertained informally or
Wednesday afternoon at her home on Pascal
I Miss Mickle Of the Ladies' hall entertained
Mrs. Sd. Cecil has, returned to her home
| in Hastings after visit with Mr.. and Mrs
The sherman club met last evening at thu
| home Of Miss Mamie Petersen on Blair street.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Harrison, recent guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauts Dunn. have rtruened tt
Mr.: and Mrs. Edgar Dunn of Minneapolis were
| The Hamline Mems Six O'Clock club met las
| evening in the dining room of the Methods
Miss Mary .Wickens, the recent guest of Mis-
Elizabeth Rutherford, has gone to New York
| from which place she will sail for England.
| Mrs. G.. W. Boyer will entertain the Browning
| and Philomathean societies of Hamline univer
| sity on Friday evening In honor Of her son Bur
ton. -
| The Young Peoples society of the Christiol
! Endeavor, Of Knox Presby terian church will Civ
a colonial tea in the church parlors tomorrow
| evening.
| The ,Qkujaka club will give colonial part!
| on Washington's Birthday at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs Norris H. Atkinson. 49,. :,
:, Mr. and Mrs D. D: Lindsay have issued invi
Marion Maude Lindsay to Louis Pettitt Of Chi
cago: The wedding will tax place WEDNESDAY
| evening March, l.. at their home on Hewitt
| avenue. -, ,...
The Hamline Fortnightly club met this after
noon at the home Of Miss Jeanette Kimball
Mrs. b. N. Wolever read, paper ''Labo
| Troubles and Peasant =, Uprisings in Englan
and France During the Middle Ages and Mrs
William T. Rich on ireland and Wales in th
! Middle: Ages .',.-... -. :
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CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Club Calendar,

WEDNESDAY a-~r -. ,
Ladies' Aid society Of the First Baptist
church, church parlors, all day. Il.
Woman's society of Trinity Baptist
church, Plymouth church parlors, all day.
Ladies' Aid society of St. Johns church,
Mrs. o. W: Christensen, 1909 Ninth avenue
S, afternoon. o.. +
Women of Oliver Presbyterian church,
church parlors, afternoon.
Ladies' Social circle of the Church Of the
Redeemer church parlors, all day. |
Colonial chap ter, D. A.. R., Washington
thimble bee, Mrs. Arson Brooks, 81 Eighth
street S, afternoon. Z,
St. Paul's guild, Mrs. w. B. Dunnell
240S Aldrich avenue s. 9 pm. =.
Ladies' Aid society Of Calvary Baptist
church., church parlors, all day. =.
Ladies' Aid society Of Lowry Hill Con-
gregational church, Mrs. w f. Stevens
2416 Lyndale avenue S, all day.
Nature club Mrs: Zhenter, 1921 Univer
sity avenue Sc, afternoon. -' 5s.E :.
Ladies' Benevolent and Social union oil
Park Avenue Congregational church
chapel 2:30 pm. 80 c1a '.rs - -: r@E.--.:
Ladies' Aid society of Thirteenth Ave.
nue. M. E. church. Mrs. Pickett, 622 East
Seventeenth street, $50 pm. ii. -,
= .Womans auxiliary, of All Saints church
guildrooonl, pm s~:~: 49, -. ,.--~ -
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WOMEN DECInE HOW
TO SALUTE THE FLAG
New York Sun Special Service.

New York Sun Special Service.
Bayonne, N. j., Feb. 2l.-It is more
than probable that little Miss Helen
Beach of this city, has succeeded in es-
tablishing national form Of salutation
to the flag for women and girls. Dur
ing a recent visit with her parents to
Washington she s stumpedD President
Roosevelt by asking how girls should
salute the national emblem. She was
much disappointed when the president
said he knew of no other way than that
used by men of raising the right hand
to the forehead and letting it fall
The BayoDne Political Study club
took the question up and asked opinions
of number of distinguished army and
navy, officers. At a meeting today of
the women IS club, the answers Of these
authorities were read, and that of Adj
miral Dewey was adopted. Admiral
Dewey agrees with the president. In
his letter he said: 4.
ssThe salute employed by men for
many years is given by raising the right
hand to the forehead and letting it
drop, and there seems to be no reason
why ladies and girls should not salute in
the same MANNER
After little Miss Beach, had told tie
meeting how she came to put the ques-
ton to the president, it was decided
to recommend to all the women's clubs
in the country, the adoption Of the for.
NAL salute suggested by Admiral
Dewey. - a =; n
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

-, PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
A. C. Sheldon is in Phoenix, Ariz.
Miss Isabelle Buell. has returned from New
York. : = f.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E.. Goodwin spent last week
in New Orleans, La. ......4 ,...-
George Cool of Platte, S. D., in the city
Sunday on his way home from Seattle, Wash.
The Sans Souci club will give dance Wednes'
day evening, March /, In the Phoenix cup.
Mrs c. H. Chadbourn and Miss Katibel Chad
bourn have been visiting friends in Tucson. Arlz.
The Zionist club Of St. Paul will. give its
| tenth annual ball. tomorrow evening in Rama
leys hail. .+-,
The woman's guild of Grace Episcopal church
will serve Washington supper tomorrow even
ing in the church guildroom. d"
The Newcomers Thimble Bee club will meet
with Mrs. r. W Helwig o 245s iyn aa,. avenue
8, tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 O'clock
The Woman's society of the Central Baptist
church will give Washington social tomorro"
evening from 8 to 10 o'clock in the church.
The Woman's Industrial society OF H1ghlane
Park Presbyterian church will serve. an oyster
| supper tomorrow at 6:3O pm. in the church par
| lors. ..- .....
| Washington Council. No: 1, Jr Q. Y A. NJ!
] hall, Eighth street and Nicollet avenue, Friday
evening. =.
| Mrs L. P. White of Brainerd, Mimi, who
has been seriously i'll at the home of her daugh
| ter, Mrs H. H. Barber, 1925 Irving avenue s.
| is convalescent.
I Mr. and Mrs. s. J. schnorenberg. Mr.. ant
Minneapo lis and Postmaster Stiles Of Wells
! Mimi, left Saturday evening for a three months
| sojourn at Oxaynewa. Mexico. H..
as follows: woleott, c. T.. Anderson; Yelling
| ton. "A. w. Peterson; Murray Hill, L, f. VII
! liams, w. f. Decker Navarro, A.. B. Mallett
Herald Square. wv. Peet; Broadway Central, N
Jappe; Hotel Aston, F: s: Read. Victoria, W
Barbour PuluthSpa Hd33gnd Miss SELF
wood Everett "A, C. Weiss; Cumberland, j.
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POISON IN. HIS WHISKY
Glidden Mixed Potion to Kill Wolves
and Then Drank It.

MILLER, S. D.-Wierdly strange is the story
a load Of hogs in washington and, not wishing
to be discourteous. drank q glass Of liquor with
a friend This went to his head, and in his
dazed condition he bought pint of the stuff to
take home With him III saying he would mix
On his way home he put the strychnine into
the whisky and drank it. n, believing t tEo he
box and the horses reached home to be noticed
some time after standing by the barn: He
was taken to the house, and while suffering rim,
that he admitted taking, the poison with sui
cidal intent, nAtho there seems to be no motive
for the act, he living happily with his WIFE
A Catholic church. to cost $1,000. will be
built in the spring in Fairview township. The
church will be So BY, 81, with an annex. Xaver
Schaefers has donated ten acres OF land foi
the church and cemetery. gss5.7 5ssg,s
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|. CENTERVILLE PROTESTS
Citizens Condemn State Senate for
Rejecting Primary Law Petition.

. CENTERvILLE, $. Dan informal meeting
Of representative citizens was held to discuss
of the primary law. W. E. Eye was elected
chairman and Ernest D. Eye, secretary: En-.
Alan Bogue and E. R., Thomas, in which each
declared that the senate had exceeded it's au'
The following was adopted: " ....s.w
1--WE call upon every. voter to retire perma'
nertly from political life those members of the
legislature who have. Ignored the people they
represent and rejected the laws and constitu
tion of the state. 49,.
1--WE declare that said members Of the senate
have been unfaithful to the trust reposed iI
them by the electors Of South Dakota: that they
have arrogated to themselves authority that they
do not possess, and that they have denied the
fundamental principle Of our thai
and e1nanates from the people,
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speedily convinced himself that she was Browns
1ong-lost sister. :: '...
Mrs. Main nearly collapsed from joy when
she learned. that her brother was alive and
was informed of his address. She and her brother
are the only surviving members of family of
eight - = -. =. ~'- ."..~-.
Gossip to the effect that Lars Olson, a farmer
recently found dead at his home about ffteer
miles north Of Sioux Falls, was the victim of 8
murder instead Of having been asphyxiate by
coal gas, as was decided by: "a coroner's jury
after q careful investigation, has been revived
by the finding of club under bed near which
the body of Olson discovered. -:..t ,
Notwithstanding that O1son's wife discov
cred in an Unconscious condition on the bed neal
the dead body of her husband an effort had beer
made to create the suspicion that She had caused
certain that the case will not be4reopened by tn,
| authorities unless grand jury so directs.