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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-11-22
THE CITY
SHORT ITEMS GAzETTED.

q. A. Blomberg, Jr., formerly
clerk of court of Nicollet county,
but now travelling salesman for a
ST. Paul supply house, was trans
acting business in this city last
Tuesday.
E. G. Green of WATERFOWL, S. D.,
travelling auditor of the Hayes-Luc-
as lumber yards, and formerly
agent for that company at this place,
was visiting with friends in Red.
wood Falls over last Tuesday and
Wednesday.
A letter from H. E. Miller, now at
Moose Jaw, N. w. T., formerly of
this place, announces that he
threshed $500 bushels of oats from
80 acres and 1, 807 bushels of wheat
from 60 acres on his farm near
Moose Jaw, this year. He says
that crops are good in that section
this year.
On Monday evening, Nov. 18th, a
large number of the members of the
Christian church gathered at the
home of Clarence King, this city.
When the entire list had put in an
appearance Rev. E. G. Nicholson,
pastor and wife, were telephoned
to come down to the house and were
given surprise. The evening was
merrily spent by the so or more
people present, and before it was
over Mr.. Nicholson was presented
with purse of nearly $50 and told
to 90 and buy new overcoat, while
Mrs. Nicholson was presented with
magnificent shawl. The minister
made happy speech of thanks tc
this expression of good will on the
part OF the congregation towards
himself and wife.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-11-22

Fred. B. Phillips, the young ST..
Paul attorney adjudged to be in
contempt of court and fined $3.50 by
Judge Weber, returned home last
Tuesday to prepare his appeal to
the supreme court from the judy
ment of the district court.
It was a very large and enthusi-
astic company of Methodist mission
airy women who gathered at DR..
DR.. Corpron S home last Tuesday,
and were graciously received and
Hospitality entertained by Mrs. Cor
prom. Roll-call responses were in
cidents of the Russo japanese war.
The program opened with an able
paper by Mrs. M. Hitchcock, on the
New Woman in Japan. This was
followed by Mrs. J. B. Robinson S
paper, Leaders in Thought and
Action in Japan, a comprehensive
sketch of the Japanese notabilities.
Mrs. G. Brewster then portrayed
the characteristics of the Emperor
and Empress of Japan. Mrs. Gold
read letter from missionary in
Alaska, au earnest plea for money
to help develop the work there.
Mrs. Cowgirl voiced an appeal from
the missionary in Montana to whom
the society sent clothing two years
ago. The family of seven needs re-
fitting, and the society undertook
the work. A committee of four was
appointed to take charge. The bar
rels will be packed at Mrs. Cow
gill S. The press report for the
year was submitted, the reporter
MRS, Lusk) afterward receiving a
rising vote of thanks for her work
and also re-appointment. Seven
new members were added to the So
ciety, and support was pledged for
another Bible woman and student
in India. Mrs. Ralston and Mrs.
Gold reported the branch conference
at ST. Paul, and said there were so
many enconiums lavished there on
this auxiliary, that they felt proud
to belong to it. The conference was
great inspiration, with it's return
ed missionaries telling how Chris
tianity is gaining ground in the
dark places of the earth. Marshall
district pledged $1,000 for next
year, an increase over this year.
Mrs. Wallace, now of Los Angeles,
had sent long letter to the auxili-
airy in fulfillment of promise made.
1t was very entertaining and in
structive, especially on church and
missionary topics, and closed by
saying that My four years in Red
wood Falls will always stand out in
relief in my life, and I wish your
auxiliary (t is hard not to say our
its best year financially, and for
you individually your best year
spiritually.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-11-22
Chicago & northwestern Railway.
LOCAL TIME CARD, REDWOOD FALLS
Subject to change.
SUNDAY TRAIN.

SUNDAY TRAIN.
Leave Sleepy Eye Arrive Redwood Falls
1:40p.m 2:S2 p. m.
Leave redwood Falls Arrive Sleepy Eye
2;37 D. IN $3.50 p. m.
DEPARTURES OF TRAINS.
No. 90, daily except Sunday -. 1870 a. m.
yor Chicago St. Paul, Minneapolis, Winona,
and east; also for Tracy, Marshall, Water
town, Huron and Pierre Parlor car, Kasota
10 St Paul and Minneapolis Sleeper, Man
kato to Chicago.
No 81. daily except Sunday 80. 500 p, N.
Connects at Sleepy Eye with trains east and
west between Waseca and Tracy. Makes
connection with Omaha at Kasota for Sioux
City and Omaha.
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
No 81, jdaily except Sunday :. 11:oO a, m
Connects with new TT ain, No. 8, from east.
No. So, daily except Sunday 49,. 4:40 p. m.
From Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Winona
and all points east and west
w. 3. KNIsKERN, A. Z. JOHNSON,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agt, Ger. Agent,
Chicago. Wlnona, MINI.
VS.. BRAMMER. Agent, Redwood Falls, MINI
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-11-22
Rheumatism

Is one Of the constitutional
diseases. lt lnanifests itself
in local aches and palms,
mf1amed joints and stiff
muscles, but it cannot be
cured by local applications.
It requires constitutional
treatment acting through
the blood, and the best IS a
course Of the great medicine
ood'sSarsaparilla
which has permanently
cured thousands Of cases.
For testimonials Of remarkable cures
sand for Book On Rheumatism. No. z.
e. l. Hood Co.. Lowell, Mass
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29
@ermcecner Strakenraub,

6rau 8ate 2. Cutler in 9torOmelt-
Baltimore bon eiucm McQer SIR
9clouBtIoiiNtcit Gelpiir0t mo
bcrollbt. - Ger pcrueqcuc &dtt-
Der cntfommCll.
Q&dbrcu0 lie iid) am Grcitu9 Nlbcuo
ulli 0enI NCinlmegC Don Der Slpotbefe
befulro, Woiclbit lie McGi5in iiir ibre
trontcn &iuOcr Qctuuit bate, mur0e
Die 81 Sabre alte &utc 2. &lltber,
Satin BON 0rH. @iuium 9. 2lttber
BON Hr. 400 g}orO. Sitlton-2Ipenuc
uon einen gtcQcr ou0egrtiicu mo in
cine Safe an Der &oruunItrnBe, no.
be Sutton NUcmte, 0e5crrt, poieIb't
Der Sdlrtc Die 9ome bis sur &e=
iuuBtloiiatcit miirGtc un0 berullbtc.
Die 6rou uerltGB lire @obnrmJ
fms nud) s ll6r, mo und)0em lie az
Der Gfc pom @ilmor. mo 2%ormonitr.
ibrc W(eoi5iu 0ctouft batte, trut lie
Ocu 6cinmeg an. sic lob an Der
&incent-2IlleD uto &orn1nnitruBe ci-
lcn 9tegcr itcbcn, ood) ldenttc lie
0cntlelbcu feline NllImertinmfcit, gla
lie an Dem 8uri6eu uorhci Qeid)ritten
lunr, iprung Ocriclhc pl0blid) nlli Tie
81 uno luiir0tc JIG nit lolder @emuIt,
0oB iiC nidt i'm Stonoc mnr, mn
5u ruicu. Die 6ruu perlor Dor
S6rcdcn Oo9 @clpubticin mo fom
ith nidt criu1crn mas nit ibr Qe-
idJeben it, bis lie Oobeim 5llr @ciill.
mmA fam. Gin tlcincr &llngc, mel
der an Der 8incentsgQcp u%prbriQing,
cntocdtc Die Nrnlt, mo or ulormirte
sic Eoli5ci. 9uS Trnu &utbcr 5nm
@epllBtieiu 5%lriidfomL bcmcrfte lie.
OoB i6r ser StruBrnr0llbcr lire
Sadie, Elm Yortcmomoic NIT 10 Cts.
Iinbolt mo ocn CHEERING gcitobIeu
buttc. Die Trou pnr I'M Stunbe,
cine 5iemlid quite @ci6rcibln9 BON
Dem Nc1cr 81 Gcbcn, mo nO@ game
&olijeiocportcmcut iobnhct SIR 3rit
nod Dem @uridcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29

mill Gel d icocn merocn.-
Sm &reiS9erid)t licB 6rot Sltlh Gu'
pol cine aloqc olli obiolute Sdcl.
Dung ge0en @eo. Illpou cinrcidcn.
ToS Yaor beiratbete on1 %. Sttobcr
1903.
9anferott.- Nirf Nntrog inch
rcrcr 9oltimorer @ei6GitSleutc mir'
DC 81. Sec @uller, ein Steuereinnch
nler IN Mieomico County, pomSun'
0esridter MorriS bancroft erfldrt.
IeSgleihen ild)te Ser Srcnlier ",
q. Salconer BON Srcoerif I'm oi>
@obltboten beS 9onferottgeleteS inl
@rmbeS /. areiSgerihtc nod. Scinc
Standardization bclouicn lid ouf
Sill.
" ii II d. Gin mcnig Gicl.
- Mlpinia 2ebnciS bot orrd) Die Ins
nGlte S'Moro uno Gn1clmeier inl
Superior-@ crid,t cine 0Ioge nm Ont.
id6oioun9 geeen o.. Siegmnito ipe.
gen dnoeblid)er @~erIemnoitng eii,rei-
dlen lolIeu. Sic hehauptrt, Dab ibr
Character 5iun Nctraae bon $1,000
aeldooiet mcrbcu lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29

Gclep bonto It c II. - SntGum,
mon NlcoS 8 @erittc rcidte 0ic Wo'
rplnnb SeIepbou II. SeIcgrupb So.
ibrc Nntluort ulti bic alnac bon g.
=. Sofitettcr ein, lurld' Sebtcrcr Ct
ncn GirboItSbcicbl gegcn Die Scle
pbon = @ciellid)oit 6u erIon9cn
miiitift, lporin 0ic @cicllihoft ob0c.
bolten iperocn Iol, mcbr ulS S36 pro
Sobr fir iein 5cIcpbon IN Nr. 1909.
SSelt 2erin0tonltroBe, 81 uerlon0cn.
Sr. Sofitcttcr beholiptet, 0nIj nab
Der TcrorommN Mr.. TO, %0cnchmi0t
on I. Sitli 1896, linn Die @eieIlihoft
ocn pcrlongtcn 0icnit fir $50 pro
Sobr licicrn miilic. Sn Der Nntluort
miro onaeGeben, Dab oic Wcroroutn8
llid)t perbictc, nlebr ais $36 fir M.
beid)rGllften TienIt IN @obnb1ulcrn
5t pcrlungen. Die Selcpboil = @eiCa
idaft lei bcrcit, Nrn. Sofltetter 0clt
%perlungten ScIcpbonoienit fir $50
pro Sabr 5l %licfCrn, bis cine 0c0clt
sic @eienidoit bon Der GboS.S imon
Sons So. ongcitren9te alo9e cnt-
id)icoet lei. @iir0c bieielbc gcNct
oic Selcpbon @eicaihoft cntld)ie-
0cil, 10 milroe tic bereit icin, Den 9c4
trag iibcr $50 pro So6r jliriid5u5oG.
len.
Sci ) iebcnc2eutc - Trau
:. 9. &eib BON 9tr. 743, HomlopItr,
mcld)e olS Shulbiroll i'm Sonit0tSs
0eportemcnt onNeitcllt III, crbielt &c.
ltern cine obioIltc Sdeiolng Don
Soiepb s. Heio, Ocn lie III 1891 bel
rotbete. 6rou Heio iagt, boB ibr
damn ON Is. WGr5 1899 tic perlieB
mo nod) Senneliec ging, obnc jenlolS
micoer ctiuaS bon lid boren 81 lolicn.
GeSgleiheu crbielt Srou Hoiic
2ot bon 9tr. T02, Siio-9 ctbcl.S trobc,
cine Sd)eioung bon ssreo. ", Sot,
oefl 1le am |. Sallltar 1S9O Detrdfncte.
Ser Wonr perlieB lie sebn Sabre ipG-
fer nit 5ipei ainocrrL pelfe ibr bonn
8erid,t 5u9ciprodelt lpuroen.
2 nhen mad 9cmei { II. -
Die @ebeimpoIi5iitcn Weaper utb
Sorgbertp beii,Nct iid icit 5ipci ia
gen in Clifton unO iorihen nob 9c.
ipeilen gcaen Sobn SimpcrS, ipeld)cr
i'll Scroad)t itebt. am Is. In9nlt
lesten Subres 81 glftoL Cecil . 60,
Den @ed)tsonuaIt slbert G%oritobIe
ermoroct ST. hubcr. Siniper bilbt
jllr Belt cire odtidbriec 3iIdttaii@
! ltroic rurgcn GieroeoiebltoblS ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29

@uIierrperfe nit Srn. Iranf 6.
@adter ais 8oriiBer. IS iperoeu
notwithstanding Die erogiiItigen Sit
5llngeu oieier Gomitc'n iciu. Die orei
Gomitc'n fir %gIb5ugSfonGlc uno Nu-
cr.&erbciicrungen, fir Sduuleu mo
fir &ripotitraBen bnben bcreitS tire
cnoQiiItigcn @criommltmqen oeboI.
ten.
Cine Grbin &c Ii dJ t.
Sm MoUorSburcmt Inngte qcitern
Elm Sdreibcu an pGn @ru. 9. M.
Sent bon Sutbiuion SIS, in peIGem
OcricIbc Sen Wupor eriltdt, ciuen ctu-
Itcacn0cn grief al Caroline 5. &ptle,
0ic in Baltimore mobncu iou, 81 be
i6r0crn. Sr. Sent ifreibt, ser Dame
ict @rum6beiib in &ut6inion 5ugc-
iNlen. Ger Wopor iibergob oem go.
lt3eilnoriduIl bcn 8rici an Caroline
s. 2pt(c.
So9ngc.iclli DAFT elmer.
lton0cn.
Moracn NodmittoQ Miro oa8
Gtootrutb8 Gomitc iiir StroBen6o6-
nen cine Sibuug bolten uno Ole bel,
Den Bcroronltngcn 0eS Sru. Wobool
bon Ser ~. @oro in B%erotb1ug sic
bcrt, BON melden oic cine NeroromnN
ucrfilgt, Bob Strnbenbobl. 8o00ouS
j%elIeit3 elmer StrnBcntrcu5rng an
bolten miiiicn Inn Gniiugicre cin,
mo o%llS5uIulicn, mo Ole al0cre be-
ltinmt, oob Tuiiogicre aud sur Dor
0erCn Ibiirc Elm. ltn0 mt9ltcigcn Dir
ZEN. Sr. Wtubool iu2tc Neitcrt, bic
StrnBcnbahn = Gompognic babe Iid)
nit beioen 8erorOmtnQen Cilucritun.
Den crtldrt, miinihc iiir sic &5ntroit.
trctlrng Der 3luCitCn &cror0mng obcr
Belt bis nHdltcn &erblt. 0a piclc
Mnagon8 Jest an bci0rn Gnocu mn
an elmer Scitc Grcppcn lno Gin
gauge bitten lmO Die 9IcnOerlng III.
Oellteno 3eit in 2lniprld nebmcn
miir0c. Inter Der eritcn &eroromlng
miiiicn @nqgonS bel @eIeiicfrell5un.
gen aud OieSicitS Scr arcil5rlnq an.
bolterL nm 3uiummenltGBe 81 Der.
bitten, obcr 8oiin9icrc Oiirien mr.
%ienicitS Ser arcit3une einitei9cn. Der
&ortbeil Der ncllen Seroromtn0 lit,
Dab Oie 9oiiogierc BON Den StroBcn.
iibcrG1ngen ans einitcigcn fonncu
llno nidt, mic iest, IN Den Woroit SIT
trcten braltden.
9Ilth OoS Gomite fir Den Soien
miro morgen Nofmittog eineSitung
baltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29
@UriuGrts.
@UriuGrts.
Scnte, SDnntag, Nbcnb
TrnmatiidDe llnterbnltnna unO Sans.
(2O
Cine Weuidlcnfaac.

-
Ger brittle tootlihc llniall inter Der
Sort Npenle . Bride oieicn
@inter.
Ter brittle t00tlid)c llniaIl I'M 3eit.
rnirne BON tultm uier Wonatcn CT
eigitctc lid, Acitcrn inter Der Sort.
Npemuc . Birdie. melhc ST Occult.
Goiut iibcr onS @elcile Der o9oltt'
more Ohio @obn" iiibrt, &n allen
5dacn morcn Ole @ertmgIiidten
@rernier, iucld)e nit ocn N0pien &c.
gen Die @riidc idllgen. GoS Spfer
oe0 geitrigen llninllcS lunr Samuel
Supple, eiu 80 Sabre alter premier,
meldfr III Or, 1910, 9i9btltr., iuobt,'
te. Gr iubr INT 8 llbr Worgcn& olli
einttn 6rodlt5uge Der Brittle 5u mo
oa er lid Hid,t tlci 0enil0 bildte, ItieB
Ct nit Dem aopie 9egcn cincn Der
eiieruen Sr1ger llnb iplr0e 6itr
Groc oeid)Iellocrt. Ger llnioa ,puroe
non ieineu Somerober bcmerft, mel
DIE iofort Den 2u0 onbieItcn, imt
benz Geruneliidten 81 @itlfe 5l ci.
len. 9erielbe mor jehph bcrcitS foot
uuo fem Seiduum murbc no6 bent
Observation-Disclosures Gtnbliiienicnt
bon Sobn Steueus, an Scr Sort.
lntb Battery gpcnlle, ilberociiibrt.
Ger &crrngliidte binterI6bt cine
@itttue.
Coroner 0r. Otto M. &cinborot
bieIt geiternstbenb cine llnteriuhlnl
in Dem Sale ob, nod iucld)er er el.
men oil llnfaa loutenocn Sobten
id)ein auSItellte.
@erhdn9niBpoIIer j q [.
Die 30 Sabre oIte Marp 90. @cbf
Dol, Nr. 407, @eit . SaratogaitroBc
fieI geiiern Dor oem @oiie Nr. 226
@eit SuratoenitroBe. ouf ben'
@latteis nieber nnO peritaiid)te ibl
Iinfes anie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29
Snlins @cbbel, oeutider gbotograpb,
321 W..Wap.S traEc.

1abinctbilbcr mir ST pro Sutcnb.
Sn einaiqirten opalen 9ilbern iinb
id)oue 9cubeiten erip6bnenspertb.
2~ebenseroBe photographer uno
fiinitleriid poIIenoete gopien alter
@ilber II, GrnDon, Maiieriarbeu. Del
unb Galtel Elm Spe5iulit6t.
Nnu herseiie nidDt, bOrsuipredtn
ell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29

Der uirbriNItc S6crmomcterItono
Der lcbtcn 81 Silmoen in nod,folacn.
Ncn StGotcn mar, mic foIgt: Gait.
port Is, EortIono IS, Bolton 90.
Gl6onp tS, NClu . Yorf 20, Gbilooel
pbia "a, gGtInntic Gitp %, 8oibinG-
ton Is, Rorfolf 2S. @nttero5 80,
Charlotte 90, @iImiuqton 80, GboG.
Teton Sc, Gooornob 81. Sofionpiae
"a, Supitcr -, Sen @cit 80, gtIontn
81, montgomery 36, Heiu 9 Orleans
%, GoIeItine IS, @olpelton so, Cor.
pts Gbriitie 50, Memp6iS 80, Git-
cinroti IS, Bittsburg %, SSmcgo1S
Buffalo 10, GIepelonb ~, Detroit
6, Ntpero a, Wnrouctte 4, @rccn@oD
A. Chicago 4, GuIitb s, Ct. Eoul
IS, ct. 2oiiiS %, 0onioS Gitp %.
Smobo 8, &liron 10, Ni8mord
I'D, @iaiiton -6, Sabre 2, &ctena
IA. Solt Cafe 80, Genper 80, Nort6
9Iuttc t6, 2obGe %, NtnoriIIo IS,
Cos angelcs as.
Gin Strid Dor Der 3iifcr bcorlttct
inter Zero.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29
NN IlcIICn N0NeN nm inieftI0icll
rontbcitcu mlrNcn gemcl0ct.

Gem @crihtSpcru6r re Ii
i%ibcrluicien iuurbr 9eltern Scr Is
Sabre OItc &oicpb Molor BON @r.
10, NorO 6rcOeriditroBc, ncil cr
ON 6reitog Nbenb I'M 2cpering-6ml9
an Der Ode bon 6ouette- ino 6ront.
StroBe Elm 6eriter Jertriimmert bat,
tc, aus Rohe, ooB er DinotSgeipor.
fen moroen mar ry.s+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29
Gdiffsfartrn bon nnb nad 9eatfd'
IaH6.

Non Baltimore big Bremen: Sea.
jite $42.50 unb $44.50 3wiidenoed
$33: bon Bremen bis Baltimore:
aaiiite $50, 3mifdenoed (fiir nIle
Wnifdgierc) $34. Sbru. s. Ticner
e &c., Simmer SIR. 8. lid Oft.
Remington Ctr. @eIomedfeI uto
GeIoicnounsen. (a23--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29
@elblcnSnnscn mad ScnfldjIanS nnS
Seitrcid

81 "a Gents pro Mtarf mno 20H
Gents pro arone. Yorto EXTRA.
Bed)iel aas9cItent aui aIre 9bei--
Der @eli. @iIige Sdiffsfarten boa
into uad Gcutiblano. 9beo. 8.
Diener & 60, ia Sfi.rerin9
ton-Gtr. 8immcr Rr. 8. (16O--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-29

in Der y&uripGrtS. 6alle," 734 @eit=
GerimatOn = StraFc. Nnfaus s llbr
Nbcn0s. (29,30-6)
Rtnocr pieIter III t
3 iinob0I5ern. SIM Stnters
simmer Oe8 5pcitcn Stodnerfes oeS
bon Srn. e. g. 2lopo bcnobntcn
Souie5, Scr. TIA, @eIt . 2ofnpctte-
Ipcnlc, iebtcu qcltcrlt glbcno 6 llbr
NIT 3iinob0l3crn ipielenoe ainOer
sic Sronieu zines Sopbus in9rono.
%uf Die SiiIfrrufc Der @nuS6emobncr
elite ser Qcrobc oorbcipoIiircnoe go
light Tronf pom mittIcrcn 0iltrift
bcrbei mo loidtc bic 6lonmcn.
Efcr0rcunt CIT sic StrG'
bcn6abn. q ritd c. - Gin@icr0
ser oGrceliior 2ounOrp Co." mcIdcS
BON s. s. Moion gclcntt mlroc,
bronlltc o~ritcrn N6en0 an Der Gfc
BON G6citnut- lllo 9lii6cr Apenlc
ourdl ronntc ole GbeItnnt F.. NpcrIte
binluitcr un0 ouf oic Bride Der
StroBenbobn e Gonlpo9nic itbcr Sto~
ncu Rln. 0ort itedtc IS Die @eine
bolo olrdj bic 3miIdenrdunlc 5lui.
id)cn Den QuerbolfCn, mo eS nublt
betr1dtljdc Belt, cS michcr, 81 be-
frcicr. Ser S%troBcnbobn . Serfebr
mltroc crbeblidc Belt gcItort. GoS
@fero crIitt nllr lcid)tc Shronmcn
an Sen 9einen.
0icbltubl BON 9 d) III ds
- Trou 2ottic Surlep bon
9fr. 1918, Noro-lopiou StroBe, be.
rid)tct Der Eoli5ei, Oob ibr IN Der
Wittpod)nod)t Sdmufinden 5im
@ertbc bon 500 0ernilbt moroen
ieien, Die iie in elmer 9ettmotrotc Der
Itedt 9e6dltcn.
0ie@ irrcni III Scr 81. Stc>
niSIouS &ird)c c. Batter Tpj.
mar, Scr nellc Reftor Ser ct, Sta
niSlolla Stride al Nnll, llobc Nlice.
onnnitrnBc, crflGrtc gelteru Nbeno
cinenl 9cridteritottcr oeS n0cutiteu
GorreIponoenten," Dab er, ieItbcm Der
ct. 6%ron6iatoter . Srben Die @cs
meillOc iiberllommen bot, $1,000
an Die Mit9lic0er ser 0cmeiuac
ouSbe5abIt babe. Gr ermorte oliBec.
DEM MIR luentge peitcrc Iuipriidr,
oo iciner Nniift nod oie gltgelegen'
bciten Der @emeinOe iebt in iideret
SGnoe irierL mo ollie etmaiaeu Nh.
lpriide, iobulb lie oils %gcredtfcrtigt
onerfonnt mer0en, ouSbe5oblt mct-
Den lpiir6en.
stars pIoBliG an Ser5s
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-15
PRESIDENTS PICNIC DAY.
Birthday Of Miss Ethel Roosevelt Cele.
brated With Outing to Jaynes Hill.

brated With Outing to Jaynes Hill.
OYSTER BAY, Aug. l4.-President Roose-
volt and his family went picnicking to-day
to Jaynes Hill, about nine miles from Saga
moro Hill, and they all had a royal good
time.
To-day was Miss Ethel Roosevelt birth
day, so she invited q number Of her
young friends to spend the day with her.
The President goes picnicking with his
family one day at least In every summer.
For this year to-day was chosen. 1t was q
perfect day for picnicking.
They had to get up early, these youngsters
for at o'clock in the morning the party
left Sycamore Hill. The President and
Mrs. Roosevelt were on horseback. The
children all gleefully piled into q oapacious
wagon, and 30 the party set forth. In
the wagon were good things to eat. That
was on the way to Jaynes Hill. On the
way back, it is reported on high authority,
these things were no longer there.
When the party reached the picnic
ground all dismounted, and the children
played games and romped about to their
hearts content. Three hours were thus
spent in open air jollity upon the highest
spot on Long Island. At 10 O'Clock the
little party was again in motion, homeward
bound, and 1t reached Sycamore Hill by I
o'clock.
Tonight Miss Ethel IL giving = party to
her young friends.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-15
ASBURY PARK GOING WET.
Liquor License Ordinance Passes First
Reading Despite Clerical Protests.

LIQUOR License Ordinance Passes First
Reading Despite Clerical Protests.
AsBuRY PARK, Aug. 1.-THE Asbury
Park liquor license ordinance was intro
duoed and passed to first reading tonight
In the City Council after a hot debate, in
which all the ministers of the town joined.
A committee Of temperance society women
from Ocean Grove presented petition
against it. The New Brunswick preachers
also presented protest against the pro-
posed action.
The Asbury Park ministers principally
opposed the ordinance on the ground that
the action was too hasty. The Concilmen
were not moved, however, by the plea and
finally upon motion Of Councilman Atkins,
the ordinance was agreed to by vote Of
4 to 2.
Mayor Tenbroeck joined in the discussion
and charged that good order and obedience
to law In Asbury Park could only be secured
by high license. He said that Founder
Bradley had fought illegal liquor sellers
for thirty years and the traffic was worse
now in Asbury Park than it had ever been.
why, they sell 1t in Ocean Grove said
the Mayor. Il have bought liquor there
and paid for it right under the shadow
OF the Auditorium"
The Ocean Grove deleg alton was shocked
at the Mayors remark