davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02

driven to the place and loaded with
liquors which are being held for evil
dence in the trial.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02

FOR EXCHANGE-By BEN WHITE.
200 ranches. $500 to $150,000.
100 houses and lots. $1,000 to $4,000
100 orange and lemon groves, $4,000
to 100000.
5000 miscellaneous properties To
buy, sell or trade property go to
BEN WHITE, 308 Bryson Block. I'd
and Spring streets.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

n5oreningen till bet oans
tie Spro9s geporelfe
IOrOflesoi9 9" tunOe 5irsOdg ben
10. os. ie tilbage pua en- 25saarig
@irfiombeo. Oct BAR nemlig napnte
Dag % Qur, iiOen 5Oreningen eftsr
ct f~orubgaaenOe Mpbe, 6OOrtil bar
inObubt al ufOp0e Rigsbugsmano
5. 9. Spng9reen, ItifteOes / @abens
ruu. 5oreningen, Der life itrats fanpt
iua itor 3inlutning ION oStOlefoys
eningen", far / 3ioernes COB uo6reOt
megen COB ounit 2asning oOer BEE
6%OrOIes0ig. On ben enb bar madttet
bsje mangt og me9et fra Mpn6i99ss
bernes SiOe, ida itaur ben bog nu
msb BET iterIte gtntal MebIemmer,
Der nogen SinOe bar BAIT. 0ens fsr=
fte 5ormano bar afbsoe Rigsbags>
munb 5. g. Sunggreen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

8ruuger. = pMtt1toner"
Sc6rPber an6otbt. @n meget
omtolt Sn06ruOstpp SdreOer bles
fprleoen anboIOt / Opnt, bpor ban
9aDOe tu9et 5ieneite bos en- Gunbmanb
fpm &Oeopta9er. 6an 6le0 berpad
al Qmtstieneren og @enbarmen fra
9roager fert til NrreYten I Sgnber.
borg, 6Opr ban MI IibDer unOer 9aas
Dg 9utte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

qaitrup. = Stor b 0 m g.
~3anOsl. @~uurOeierne g. peterfeu
cg antpn Berg bar tp6t SOer 8nuOs
lens @aarO Der i @uitrup, Der fsr
bar til6prt Britt, for 114,0OO Mart,
meO 3tltrabeIie til 1. 0o0ember. -
Iii @uaroen 6prer so 5ettar, anfat
til ct NettouObptte at 1874 Marf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

0ammeleo. = 6 jenooms aIg.
9aarOejer S. SO9unien / Sern4pt
bar fOrleben iOlgt fin 6erItebs beli9s
genOe 9aarb, itor AZ 9ettar, til re
9errer $. 9Otm, 8enbiren og Sic
rers fra Qabenraa for en- &0beium al
10000 Mart. S~pertagelien Tfete
itrats. ap6erne agter me0 bet ferite
at ubparce1ere @aarben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

SenOerborg. = Regnbejr. Den
2anOrsgn. Der falOt iibite Sorsbug /
tuIte pda De meteorolOgiz
lfe Stationer faa mango Milimeter
iom ulori9 fer / SUmmer. HegHsn
6olbt nemlig peb ben belle Dag og
aften og BAR Iaa meget mere gennems
blpbenOe. fom ben fofot jeont pg
6aDoe IaaleOes 8iO til at trenge /
Sor0en. Oct tunbe ogiaa li9e geres
be4oO. 5 ben fiOite lib bar man
! ben Oeltlige Del at ultebbl SOgn
en6OgIua Jet Soft / Serb meO at tsre
@anb biem fra Martens fore 8anbz
fe4olOere, Iaa bet 10 bifoe bare i9rs
ttles 6el6igt, ON Der enbnu for Dim
terens 9omme tunbe tiIfbres @runben
rigeligt 8anb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

6pjer. = 6 a melt after.
Del gamle otter / Spjer &irte, iom
M er bleoet iItanbfat at aunTtmaler
Senien af @arOing, bill mart blige
opitiqet igen. Get er omtrent 800
Oar gammelt og rigt f%oripnet meb
9i1~ebitqreri.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

9abelunb. - @u1bbrp1Gup.
2proag ben 30. September feireOe
Qanbmanb g. GbriitiunIen og 9uItru
fra 9abetunb Mart beres @ulbbr1ls
lup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

- 6 $ 0 bleo ben 3. Otto6er
bragt Der til gDen at fire Segere fra
8OlO6p og iolgt til g. 0lufIen for
go 0lart. 0iorten, en- 0tteenOer,
ipm bejebe 288 9unb, er itu0t pda
Sor0fdno, ben lille . / gaOebaOet
meGem 5aItlanbet % Glib.
Gn Some fra &ol0b1, lom ON
Mlorgenen git neO / Gngene for at
malte aeerne, Iaa Der 9iorten gaa
freoelig g~r9sienbe meGIem &6erne.
92en 6bem Der bleo angIt, bar &pnen.
SUN tlappeOe og 6ujebe for at fan
llbpret b9t. 6iorten flpgtebe neb Ill
Strdnoen, bbor ben bleb Iet at De
fire W9nb, iom burtigt tom biem efter
8esierne. "a be tom neb til Strans
ben, par 9jorten allerebe Iangt ute
! ganoet, Oa 6loben bar / Stigning.
4o 8oIObb 9eje tom belbigbis en-
slipper iejlenbe fra 6pier. San OPP
iog Sagerne / i'm gaaO, og iau git
Sagten efter Sorbianb til, bpor man
9ennem &litterne tunbe ie 9iorten
lanbe. 0a man tom ii ben file
!6a1ing, baboe !9jorten unereOe la9t
fig til 9Oile. 50 &ugIer gift ben
ober 6jorten, fom iprang op og itprs
tebe fig / 9apet, bpor ben 6leO ituot
meb R%enbetu9ler al @~adrbeier Satob
8entin al &olob4.
9iorten, Der er ct ungt, meget trafs
tigt @tsemplar, er Iolgt til &iel. -
9pret bar b9ret forOiloet og er Ianos
ibnligois tommet ober @renien Fra
Stopene paa NsrrejDGanOs gitfpit.
Nen at bet er naaet belt Der ub paa
geItiletten uben at blibe let e0er nebs
lagt, er en- @aabe.
Smiblertib er ben piitnot let oeb
2tbilo. Scr nosle 0ase fi0en tom
nemlig G9iOius S6miOts 3jeneItes
oren9 / 2tbilo bjem fra en- Mart,
oSlanen" talbet, iom ligger Oeitfor
9lanto9en Oeb 2~anOeOeien meGem
2(bilO o9 SeliteO, Og f~Ortulte en- iaIs
iom 6iitorie ON ct pilbt 9pr, iom
6aOoe Ttrpmmet 8eerne o9 O%ereiter
ig6 inn / ben file glantage. Ser er
Get Iaa bleOet for trangt for Sjorten
G%angben, o9 ben Iegte uo paa gio.
cerne og funbt i'm 9ane.
5or nOgle 2tor ii0en bar Der li9es
te0es en- Sport Der paa Ggnen, Der,
Ialiomt nOt, ogIou MATTE enOe fit 2iD
pda 9aberne ubfor 5Bjer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

0eitrup Sogn, = 9aaroal9
SIR. .. @nbrefen / @inum bar folgi
fin @aarb til 5orpagter s. peterier
fra SeiTeI for $1,000 Mart. @uars
Rem er rs 5eftar itor meb 900 Marl
StatteOarbi. Of 8eTetningen meb.
fplger 8 &eer, 7 9aGOe, 4 6eife, Sdai
oe Sbin, frembeles SnbabIins og ali
Snpentdr. Spertogelfen fer 1. Sob
gefetninsen er mangelfulb, ba en- Ttoi
Del at @aarben bar b9ret ublejet
Sommer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

Rsboin9. = Sbft eguosz
ttenete. Den | norb1esbigic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES betenbte Sognes
preit, puitor Mutbieien bar ifelge
oS4l. Or" feIt Srang til at df1oloe
inf gernegubstieneIte en- Sang ON
Mdaneben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27
mo0re.

6aHf .Isr Prpsf beIbrsbtr lite. 6bis bet eiorbe,
oiloe i1a Born uGoe SeHgen. Der eioes Ell fonfitlls
lionel gariaa lerfor. % leg ifal ieilbe eber en- aniss
aiHg paa en sritd 9ieininebehanbling, ioH b~etbreoeoe
NIT Barn % nian9e aaores.
MRS. M. SUMMERS,
Box d, Notre Dame, Ind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

4ls. = SIbebranb. GOrle'
zen optom Der Slb / ct Murer 5res
beritien og gager qeterien tilberen0e
!6us / Glitrup. Den gamle, mango
Gag DANCE 9iHbingsdprtsbpgning,
ter bar traat9tt, neobranbte / tort
3io til @%runoen. 9ageriet reoDes
reg. 8ageren, Der bar frup9renbe,
tom biem netop tibsnot til at frelie
jim 9uitru ub al bet branbenOe !9us.
peterien Iau bel fom ben %iriinostpoes
aurige 5reoerifIen fit life fpnOsrligt
rebbet uf Snbboet. @n 5unb inbe'
6renote.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27
Speciet 0otiee.

Nue omnaro cintene 5ampirtbc or itortts
itet meo Wareoni SnlIem 1raaoLss 9eIearaf,
figeiom ct oa9liat Slao, "6mnato BmIleiin, "
pubIiceres omboro.
Spetiele acknowledgment for 3bie 6lasie.
Yrioate SooeInaarer meo "a % @ Semse ;
oatre SQtieiaIonaer, ttsbIereoe rteo 8oroe 90
Wabo9ni Spingftoie; goroene oGffet fneo
9n9e 90 imtmft YorcelGns Seroiie unoer
waalttoerne 90 euers alt ION, benbsrer unoer
900 Seruertna. Yasfagsrsrie opDaftes, Tai
ierfner etc. oaretagee % opoaifes al &ompas
niets 1ienere. NcIapet Wlao | tiIfrGffelie
MGnsoe % apo afpefslina 1eroeret iire Sarge
oa9iig. 2GmeiaIona meo Eiaiio GSaeia:
lona; W"oerne 0ooernm; Wao me0 2tnrt;
oarmf 90 folot @ano e~ieftrtIt WeIDsnine ;
tore, dabie 90 tnoeIuffeoe prcmenaocpIaoi
Vpt VentilationsiDitem, Tom renter &uften
bpert fentc Mimut inftiSf, alt iom paa noeen
Waaoe fan pirte til Vasiaaerernes VeIbefins
oemoc. Dor ale andre Spipsntn9er benpenoer
man 10 til pore SufaIsNgetter ener
r. G.WHITlNG, Mgr, Dearborn & Randolph CHICAGO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

iHtDNH 9Vp VuhIt Nu2HlhA wv wv
6orbIes0ig. On ben eub bar madttet
bsje mangt og me9et fra Mpn6i96ss
bsrnes SHE, Iaa itaar ben bog nu
meb BET itsrite gtntal MebIemmer,
Der nogen Sinbe bar BAIT. 0ens fsr=
Ite 5orman6 bar afosbe Rigsbags=
munb 5. 9. Sunggreen.
5abersleo. q"Iubfelt9t
9gb8fdlb. 6orbsrparenbe Mae
IermeIter, Rentier s. ,. M%agnusIen
sr 2prbag often ben 30. Sept. ptu6s
5elig dFeadet oeO 8gben at ct 6jerte=
flag en- aloer at II Qar. geO
3retiben bar Ma9nusien. iom boebe
Dos i'm Ssn pdu Senoerbro, belt rel
og brat Tom faooanfig i'm aafe. -
Deb 5entiben tom ban fra gu!iften |
aafoeren op i 0eilig6eOen og tIa9eoe
p0er aulOegnsninger iamt Smer!sr
for grbitet. 6an tom / Seng, 60
toni eTter inbtraaote 0eoen. Den
heoengangne. fom babe oaret en- bpgs
tia MalermeTter lagoe life nogen
@inbe Stiul pau fit banfie SinoelaJ,
og ban iaoneOes albrig Oeb 9dlgs
urnen.
Sparetasen or "a
b|ersleD Bus 0megn bolot ben
80. Sept. i'm notwithstanding !
6r. Deficiencies 9otale. 4ttiOd %
pasIipd balancertr meo 4,316,017
Mart 81 qg, OotrituOet fra 1.Utdj
1904 til 80. 2(pril 1905 par 1908
SRI. AZ pg., ReIerDefOnoet bar ben
80. QpriI i 2tar Iteget til 209,918
Mt. 81 pg. Gil Meblemmer at SlIs
fpusraubet genpulgtes Rentier g. $.
9leder af 0aOerslep, @aarOsier s..
Guglfang af Marieguurb og Rentier
@. 5rom at 5jelitrup. S~puretasien
bar at fine OOerItub / De fioIte fem
Oar uobelt ca. 1900 Start / oelge=
renbe 2jemeb.
- g nbreben Sti6soreng
fpsbte forleben often fit 0obeb inb |
en- 8dnOage, git ino / en- as6mdnos
butit, tsbte 9er ct Set RlGoer til
% Mort og CAB fig ub for 0reng
pda Ell dnbet fer / 6aonen liggenbe
Glib. gebraseriet ~opbdgebes. &c
fFbte al9ber fanbtes, Os 0rengen bIeO
urrefteret.
81 offentligt 3 It emebe
bolotes Qftenen ben 5. bs. / Central
berberget / 9ddst9rgdbe. 81. s.
dobnebe QrbejOsmanb ;. alein Ms-
ret, Der bar befegt at benOeo 100
p%erIoner. 0erefter obergdb ban Or
bet til Refersnt @rdning df Sum6org,
fom tdIte ON ,9dmpen for Siloerels
fen. 3uleren betonsbe ItGrtt, at
8apitdliIterne iegte at unOertrptte
@rbeiberne, iud gobt be tunbs. 5un
omtafte bernait be bic apbprifer. -
I'll Slutning sub 5oreOragsbolberen
en- Ooeriigt ODER 2ennings6epagelfen.
Msbet, Der oberOerebes at en- politis
betient, iIuttebe 9f. 10a.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

6eliteb. = QffteH Ten.
qaitor So6anfen bolbt torleoen Spn'
rag 4fIteOspreoiten for en- meget itor
6prIamling. S beOrgeOe Orb to9
ban QlfiteO meb 5eliteo Menig9ko,
6pori ban bar oirtet / 81 Qar. =
SorsOag ben II. OttOber ituloe Der
0ere pr9iteoalg / 5elfteb airte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

5pftfunb. - 3bfterneog b 2
RIB bbibe 5%urber. @eo 8is
Ttbberretten forbanblebes BEN 4. Dc.
fel9enoe Sag: MbIeeier 2pbif Saz
tnbien, @~uarbeier 3ruels 9eier rg
Snebterioenb 9onOeIerl, a1e fra
grpns, fob antlageoe for at 6aoe
begooet groo llorben ben "a. SUM.
oa 5orIamlings6uiet bleb rejit /
grsns, oeo at op6an9, 4ranie. iom
bar ppnteoe meo rsDe og boibe Sri
Ter. Wsaer Saco6ien, iom to9
Orbet, giorOe Retten betenbt meb, at
aranIene ogfad bar ppnteoe meb
andre 6aroer enb rBOe og bOioe, o9
Ger forelaa life bet minbite Spor af
Denomination. - 5erminen bleo
ubfat til 10. 0ttober, boortil fleys
gioner ffuloe inbitaones, og De be-
ilaglagte 8ronie fremoiies / Retten.
- Sorbbar. s poit6ub Claus
Melers 9ape / 5oftlunb ptuftebes
ben 3. Oftober tore, mobne Sorob9r
fer dnben Sang / CONNER.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27
ulD ttest L

5lensborg. ulpttestil>
fatbe paa 9anegaarDen. =
Qr6ejbsmano @uitup 2innect, Stos
rega0e 80, ION arbejOebe paa Stats=
bane9aarben, bar forleben Iaa u6eloig
at 9aa ooer Sfinnerne, mems 8ogst
ibbfra SCI. 3.35 lgb ino til ganes
gaarben. 9an bleO itebt omfulb, %
bans ~Oenitre 4rm bleo tnltIt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

en-
fotot ben 4. Oft. fin Qarsfeit. Om
@ftermib6a9en bar Der 5eitguostjez
neite / Dor 5rue 9irte, bOor puitor
qeterien at SfoO6Org prabifebe, oq
paitor Macter inbbiebe 13 npe 9ia=
tonisier til beres @erning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

Otter Qabs1ing. - e n SubitGs
umsfeit at Ii9lben Dirt fejreoes
SgnDdg ben 1. Ott. / airte6n Gro.
9et bar nemlig % 2(ars 0agen for
Gnte Warie Sdacfs girtIomfeb Tom
aommune6ub. Sogneradbet 6apbe /
ben ~9tnleoning inO6ubt geboerne IL
en- feitlig Sammentomit, bOorOeb Der
ipm PddIfsnnelIe bIeb operrdtt 9Gs
ter5g9Iten en- imut 2GneItol.
Oct bite ia, at 8eboerne bar eni9e
me6 Snobooerne /, at 0agen Ifuloe
rare en- 6pitiosoag for ben MI oOer
70 Qar 9omIe Some. 6oriamlingsn
tolte ooer 100 Menb og apinoer.
Marie S4acf, Der / mango Qar
bar Oaret Gnfe. bar life ultib BAIT
lpie Saar; life iaa lille en- gsrneF(ot
bar BUN, fOug Iom bun / mango &ar
far bGret, arbeibet for at faa opbrds
get. s Flere qar bar bun MI Daft ct
6iem bos ct at fine Born, Der Dor /
gnen, bbor bun, efter ben LANCE Or
b%eibsbug, npoer en- t9rlig pleie. -
Mange gobe gnifer bleO Der Osb
Sammentomiten uotalt for ben0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

Qa6enrua. - 2dngogtt 3 e
aefte. Stuff Go6ros hos 5irmaet
Siirg. 9oren3en berItebs tunbe ben ?.
0ftober Ie til6age paa 30 Qars tro
3jenefte bos 6irmaet. Ser bleo /
rem q%nleOning at 6irmaets 6hef
ipGrtIat en- iterrs 5eitligbeb for aus
fen, ligeIOm Der at 5irmuet bleo
rterratt bam en- itDrre p~engegabt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

Ssnber. - 9pab Sbftcrne
IAN bpbe bante 5Otf. - 5
,.9onbernf9e 3eituns" forteaes meo
ipnlis 3ilfreOsitinelie, at ba en- tenbt
banit Manb fra 8eIteregnen forleben
tom inb pua ct at 9bens 9oteller
og pau 0anIt beitilte en- Sop Se pg
noeet Smerrebrgb meb togt &eb,
iOarebe Spbarteren, at ban foritob life
OanIt, o9 at fe0er ingen unben at
6otellets perfonale forItob bette
Sprog. Munben iuebe, at ban talte
life 9pit, Os 9entOg i'm 9eItiling paa
0anff. pa ban berefter fit noaet
unbet enO bet fOrlungte, og OpDars
teren Tparebe, at ban 10 baObe fugt,
at ban foritpb life 9anit. fagbe ben
Taalebes uFGrbigebe @eTt: Seq taller
bet SprOg ieg biz, bOOrefter ban fors
lob 2otalet - fe~lpfslgelig.
,@eitflesoigs Sibenbe" tilFsier:
Oct er ct gObt 8eOis puu. bpub Sp@
ittrne boiler al at b0be banffe Soft
! Rorb1esDia. st SOtel | en- bunlfs
tcfenbe 8b men bunft Opfdnb bar
life en- eneIte b~aniftulenbe Sppartcr
I'll I'm Rdabigbeb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-10-27

QGer Sogn. le.
Qttter er en- at De ganle @eterarer
ira AS" gauet bort, nemlig arbejbs
manO Sens 3anaguurb fra Stub6om.
6an Oettog I 6ele 3reaarstrigen oeb 8.
Gragonregimsnts 2. GifaorOn og bar
tiaige meb flere andre PaaIteoa8s
Morsen 1848 paa 6eltOugt IpbIor
Slespig, ba qreusierne begbnbte At
rptte frem. Deb benne 2ejligbeb
blep bans 9eit itubt unber cam al en-
a%dnontugle, efter ogdupeGs &rigss
6iitorie" bet fsrIte Offer for en- preuss
IHf augle. (gsb 8ob bar bet tun
Slespigs5olftenere Og S%tubenter N.
n.y. 9an fit for en- Del Qar iioen
Re 100 Ser. / 6ebersgaOe fra Dan
mart. Den ufosbe bar en- goo bdnif
Manb iii bet libite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-03
HIGH SCHOOL ORGANIZATION.
Delegation Of Students From Missouri
Elects Officers.

The Missouri state high school delegation
to the inaugural parade held meeting last
night on the train en- route to Washington
and effected an organization with the cleo
ton of the following: J. G. Luttenburger,
Representing the Barnes Medical School, st.
Louis, president; E. L. Damron, of the Col
lege of Physicians and Surgeons st. Louis,
secretary. and J. H. Flanagan, Carthage,
and A. E. Hoffman,, Springfield Normal
School, Dexter, press correspondents. 1t
was decided that C. c. Powers of Joplin,
the tallest member of the delegation,
should carry the banner at the head Of the
Missouri representation, which has been as
signed the leading place in the division of
high school students from the several
states. T. ]. Atkins, republican national
committeeman from Missouri, assisted in
the organization.
In addition to those mentioned above, the
following are the members of the Missouri
delegation with the high schools they rep
resent: Charles Ferguson, Donaphan: G.
Dalton, Poplar Bluff; E. L. Cory, st.
Louis; j. r. Novinger, Novinger; D. Nc
Gee, Louisiana; T. Boehm, Salem; V. J.
Miller, Joplin; w. H. Hopkins, DeSota; l..
c. Green; Desota; Edward Barnthouse, JEFF
fersof City. The delegation will attend a
reception to be given to the several state
high school organizations this evening at
o'clock at the Franklin School building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-03
Falls Church News.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
FALLS CHURCH, March 3, 1905
The members of Dulin Chapel, M. E.
Church South to the number of seventy
five surprised their pastor. Rev. w. H.
Woolf and wife Tuesday night by calling
upon them in a body in honor of the TWEEN
ty-f1rst anniversary of their wedding After
assembling at the parsonage, Mr.. w. M.
Ellison, on behalf Of the members, present
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Woolf with gift of sill
yer. in accepting which Mr.. Woolf spoke Of
the many acts of kindness performed by
his devoted people. After social hour re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. Mary Birch has commenced the
erection of a cottage on the lot recently
purchased of Miss Susie Crossman.
Mr.. F. E. Parker has been elected secre-
tary Of the Falls Church Telephone Com
pany.
Mrs. Fairbanks and mother are the guests
during Inauguration week of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. e. Church.
Miss Maud Cooke of oberlin. Ohio is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Poole OF
East Falls Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-03
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
O. @. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIoNEERs-

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
CORNER STH AND FLORIDA AVE NV.
BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust. dated the
fourth day OF March. A II. 1896, and duly re-
corded in Iiber No. 2106 at folio 12i ct seq, one
and at the request OF the party thereby secured
we the Undersigned trustees viii sell at public
auction in front OF the premises on TUESDAY,
THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF MARCH. A. ID.
1905 AT HAIF-PAST FOUR PM. the following
described land and premises situate in the city OF
Washington. District of Columbia, and designated
and being all of lot letteIed .'E'' of Nathaniel
Frye's subdivision of lots in square numbered
three hundred and ninety three (393), said sub
division Is recorded in The Office of the surveyor OF
The District of Columbia in book b. page D,
except the west five 10 feet in width by depth OF
said lot included in the alley In said square. to-
gether with all the improvements, etc.
Terms Of sale: third Of the purchase money
TO be paid in cash. balance payable in two (2)
equal inJtallments, payable in and two years
from DAY Of sale with interest at five per centum
(5esl secured by a first deed Of trust upon the
property sold, all cash, at the option OF the
purchaser
A deposit Of two hundred ts200.0O) dollars re-
qured the time OF sale. All eonveyancing, re-
cording and notlriai fees at the cost Of the pur
chaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within
ten f10l days from day of sale. otherwise the
trustees the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of the defauing purchaser after
five t5l days advertisement of such resale In any
ewspaper published in Washington, ID. G.
II. r. HOWENSTE1N, Trustee
ALBERT d. BOOZ. Trustee.
CHARLES LINkINS.
Attorney for Holder of Note.
McGill building.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.
Church Issues Call to Pastor-Cupid's
Conquest-Genera1 Items.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
80 ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 3, 1908.
The congregation of the First Baptist
Church has decided to call Rev. DR.. W. F.
Fisher of Concord, Va, to the pastorate of
the church. This action was taken upon
the recommendation Of the board of dea-
cons. 1t is expected that DR.. Fisher will
accept. The First Baptist Church has been
without minister since the resignation
OF Rev. John A. Wray some weeks ago.
Since that time the pulpit has been filled
Sundays by visiting ministers.
Miss Ruth Lillian Rodgers, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rodgers of this city,
and Mr.. Bernard Fitzpatrick of Washing
ton were married at the parsonage of st.
Mary's Catholic Church Wednesday evening
at $50 o'clock. Rev. Father H J. Cutler
performed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fitzpatrick left for northern bridal tour.
They will make their future home In
Washington.
A decree was entered in the corporation
court yesterday for distribution in the case
Of Roberta Hill against the Mechanics
Building and Loan Association. No 8. The
estate of Susan Jones, colored, was COM
mitted to City Sergeant Cox for administra-
ton.
The funeral Of B. Franklin Entwisle,
whose death occurred Sunday, took place
South Lee street. The interment was made
in st. Pauls cemetery.
Miss Mamie Murtaugh who was one of
the many passengers injured In the wreck
on the Washington, Alexandria and Mt
Vernon electric road at Spring Park We'd
nesday. is ill at her home, 1923 Duke street
suffering from Commissions of the face and
back Her condition is more serious than
1t was at first supposed.
j. Robert Tomlin and G. Leonard Nails,
pupils In the George Washington High
School of this city. have been designated
by Gov. Montague to take part in the in
augural parade.
Miss Mildred Lewis Shackelford of Gull
pepper and Miss Mary Conway Moncure of
Fredericksburg are visiting the Misses
Smith at Sol Duke street.
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OFFICIALS AT DINNER.
Celebration Of Notable Progress by
Home Savings Bank.

Celebration Of Notable Progress by
Home Savings Bank.
The officers and directors of the Home
Savings Bank were entertained at an infor-
NAL dinner last night at the Raleigh Hotel
by the president of the institution, Mr.. B.
F. Saul. The celebration was in honor Of
the fact that the deposits of the bank have
passed the million-dollar mark. After q
delightful menu was served speeches were
made by several present, each praising the
president for his efforts to bring the young
bank to the front
Mr.. James F. Shea acted as POSTMASTER.
In his Introductory remarks he discussed
the growth OF the bank and paid high
tribute to Mr.. Saul. At the conclusion of
his remarks he presented Mr.. Saul. on be-
half Of the bank, with a beautiful six-piece
silver tea set. Mr.. Saul made an ap-
propriate response. Each of the ban
queters were presented with hand
some souvenir. Those present were B.
F. Saul. president; B. J. Moses. vice
president; A. s. Clark. secretary; Francis
Miller, treasurer; Howard Moran, assistant
treasurer; NJ. ]. Colbert, attorney; Carl
Auerbach, ]. B. Geger. William Hahn, J.
p. Hermann, William Miller, j. Henry
Murray, j. H. Ripper. ]. F. Shea, John
Shughrue, Percy Thompson and Anthony
Gaegler.