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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-08

int @ciorg ioluobl, mic in Scr Sdult-
ipiclflmlt befannt, Inn iibcr Iic nod
mciterc Worte. 81 pcrliercn. Oltrd)
Nrlt. G0uor03, meId)cr iid oc5 I'm.
iibCrtreffIi6rn Galent5 Scr Mo0dnc
Sdunonn-Scinf mobl bcmuBt mar,
cntlton0 6o5 rcijen0e Stiid nQicbeS-
2otterie," oo8 ser Golnponiit nit be
ion0ercr Hildli6t altf ben llnlfu1lg
Der Stimne Ser gottbegnoOeten SGll-
germ c%omponirtc. @r. @6itneD, mobl
Der beoellteuoIte 8ilbncnIcitcr gtoro=
9lmerifo'$, t6at lcilt 9eiteS, INN sic
2hl3Itottung oe3 Stiitca 10 ql0n5euO,
mic MIR nt0glidl, 5rt nladen, nn0 10
0ori mon ser o2iebe5 =2otteric" einen
Ourd)idlogcuoeu @rfoIg porou5ioQcu.
Die Oper ipiclt in ENGLAND sur Belt
&0nig @cor0'3 oc9 0rttter, utQefGbr
i'm Sabre 1918. Der critic 9[tt ipielt
iid an einem Sommcrnlorgcn III Dem
Nofroum zines tppiidJcn oItcn eng
liiden 6nltie3 III Dem biibiden 0orf
0conanolo, England, o6. Der 5mcite
9Itt lit nod einem abgelcgencn Ort
I'M 0ennSruolosSorf Derlegt. @ie
oltsmdrtigc Gritttcr periifern, iprilbt
Ooa Stiid bon Mib uto, Sltnor, ltlo
Die OilIif 9c6t ieoem Gbeoterbciltder
III Ser5en. 0ic 8ert6ciIrng Der &ol-
len lit folgenoc: oScr9eont Bob Sri
pct" $. %. Gre 0enif; Sir Serpcp
%9Iiton," George g. Talmon, Squire
OtormoOife Secffington," u. 8.
SDompion; n2ollra Steciiingtpn,"
Sulliic Cunning; nSallp 2rnt," Dc.
ligbt 9orif; Barney OEoole," 5,
Slaoin; 0Eonionbp Gamoclcs Smil=
Ter" George ". |Seoo; o0foqp Mlli9s
gins" Sefla 6arm; n9eb 0}prtGe,"
@roce D'Nubigue; Sane 2Sores."
MorGoret Gromforo; n@iQ Eoor,
mat" Glono 2eonoro; Com Rp-
Der @iIireb 3bompion; Sad
Site" @iQiom Weper; ygie( Gut.
Ter" @alter Goidol; n3oe GoItor,"
2ionel Nobiorte, uno ,2ina," Wme.
SdumannsSeinf.
oWt II If Ifo0em C."
Die Hiidfebr Don @rigbt 2orimer
grobemNuSitottltngsitiid g8be Sbep.
ber0 Sing" nod Der nWfliif Nfooe-
mic" lit BON Observation-Disclosures nit
6reuoen begriiBt porOen, mie ans
Dem @eild Der lebten @ode oeutlid
5lt crieben mar. Nod) llie mar Die
.Wuiif- Afaoemie" Gag fir Gag 10
bis alti Den lebten Elab gefilQt; es lit
0ober nud) SIT %errparten, bob Dos
Stiid ieine 3ugfraft in bieIer ISOLDE
cushion miro. Der Gorperfo1tf Don
8iQeten lit Elm beiipielloier, pielc
8eitellrngen fomrnen bon Stdoten
ans Dem Stoote nno Dem iiiolihen
Ibeile bon Eenniplpanicrt. Die lib
liden Wotinee'n firtoen itott.
Is bal e's 5beoter."
Gin ieniationeqeS Gromo, r0tr.
Barnes Don Neip . 0orf," miro oieie
ISOLDE in .Gbaie's Sbeater" sur Inf-
filbrrng gebraht. 3as Stiif bail-
oelt bon Der eoriifaniiden @enoetta.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-08
&nhrcsberiMt Nes @oli.

IS q y rtSoetlWl ptS FplF
5ei Departments. SIN
perf(oIieucu Sabre ipurOcn 3O,999
&erboftimaen III Baltimore porge-
nommen; BON ocn 8erbaitetcn mns
rem 26,405 mGnnlid)cnL 1884 lpeib'
Iiden @eihledt3, t0,69S perbeirotbct
rno 20,30t lebig ;20,07t meiBerSollt-
for6e, tO,92S Neger, $3.50 tonnten
leien uno id)reiben, 4644 marenNnal-
pbobeten; 276 maren inter 10, 1896
5pii6en TO mo 20, 1925 5ipiIdeu
20 uno 80, 6948 5lpiiden 80 uno 40,
1899 5tuiiden 40 mo 80, 1889 5lui.
i6en 80 uno 60, 7t2 5uilheu 60 Ii,
70, t64 iiber 70 Sabre alt; 26,757
luoren in Den Ser. Stootcu 1851 III
0clttldlano, 973 IN RuBlnn0, 762 in
Srlono, ST. in polniidJen Brooir5en,
294 III Stalicn, 1876 III Gnglano, 10
IN @~riehenlonO, 80 III Seltreidl, %
lit China, 70 IN Norrueger, So in
90bmen. 81 in Sdue0en, 48 III
S6ottIono, 81 IN Sranfreid), 10 i'll
Gonooa, ie IS in 0Gncrnorf uno Hll.
m6nien, ~ in Der Sdluci5, 8 III
8e%itinoien, ie 6 III allitrolien, Sin
lono uno Solono, lie A in 8ronlono,
<Snoien, NoUa Scotia uno SiiosIme.
rita, ie 3 III Spaniell, MoleS uno
ser 9iirtci, ie 2 III 9elgien unb I'M
gorn, ie IN 9roiilieu mo Cuba &C.
boren; St5t mur0en pont Yoli5eirid).
ter qeItroft mo e%ntloiien, 1889 ioBen
ibre Celebrate i'm @efdngniB at,
1901 lpuroen freigeIprohen i'll ben
Eoli5eigeridten, 1913 iuuroen oem8es
rihtSperfobren iibermieien uno I'M
ter 9iirgi6oit in 6reibeit geiebt,2952
nltroen Dem @eridtSoerfabren iiber'
mieIen un6 fonnten feline 9iirglGoit
IteQen, 18 nnroen inter 5rie6ellS.
9iiroidoit GcIteQt, POS nod Dem
@oppielu = IipI geianot, 3t4 DEM
StootS . Ir6eitSGollle il6erlUieIenL
81 nod INSTRUMENTATION geianot,
~ 9iltoer giplen %iibermieIel, 80 oem
Sderiif, 205 Der Golntp . 8oIi5ei
45 Der Goli5ei onoerer Staaten. 81
Den 8unoesgeriften, 168 Gltern II.
6rcunoen allsQelieicrt, 7 6Gue blei.
ben unerleoigt; al 8erbaftittgen
lpegcn WoroeS muroen borgenom.
men mo IS puroen oopon freige.
iprod)en; Die 3ohl Der 8erboftulgen
luegen tbGtliden In9riff3 mar 624,
meaen gew6bnlihcn angriffS 3075,
megen un3iid)ti9en IngriiiS H. noe.
gen Woroongrifis So, ne9clt Hallbs
dngriffs 70, luegen 8ergetuoltigung
A, megcit ungebiibrlid)en Yetragens
1882, ipegen Hu6eitorung 1921, lue.
gen Grunfcnbeit 1897, bon meldlen
2870 freigeloiicn mltroeh, megen
G%iebItobls 1928, megenBertaufs BON
Spiritloien AM Sonntog 276, nad
geieblid)er Stitnbe 45, obne &icen5en
8, an Wiinberidbrige %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-08

~" Ger Baltimore @opern.8er.
elm" ieiert, ipie aus Der gn5eige 81
erieben, oru Montag, ben 80. San,
leinen iGbrlidcn WoSfenbaa in Der
r8ermonia . Wdnnerdor = Saqe".
9aS mGre eigentlid) RidtS. 9eion'
berS oo eS 1ider nod meBr MoSfeus
bGQe gibt, iuetn nidt mieoer cine
ipe5ieIle gttraftion oamit berbunoen
mare. 3ieielbe lit originea genug.
I'M nidt bios 9dpern, ionoern aud
Geiltid)e mo Ni6toeutide ooiiir 5i
intereiiiren. Sic beitebt in elmer ite.
reoptiiden IniidJt oeS 3ouberidlol.
les Serrentbimlee, baS Dem &onig
2uonig Dem 3neiten SBron unb Sc
ben gefoitet bot. 9oS Sdlob miro
bon aaen @uropareiienoen ais elm
@unoeriuerf eriten Ganges betrodJ.
tet. 8as Bib miro in eiuer @roBe
bon 400 GuaorotfuB, olio Die gauge
S0be unb greite Der 8iibne einneb.
memo, in Der ,@ermania . WGnner.
DIOR : Safe" ge5eigt neroen. aiiBer.
Dem iperoen nod ettpa Elm babies
9useno anoerer intereiianter Had).
ridten aus 3eiltidlano mo Imeri.
ia itereoptilf oorgeItellt iuer0en.
Ser Gintritt foitet bios % Gents uno
IoQte Rienrano peridumelL iif oieie
altBereemobnlifcn Werfpiiroisfei-
ten 5u 6etradten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-08

reno I1tnt 2inop Elm 10 ei9enorti9er
G~bnrofter lit, pie elm IoIher rie III
Ser 8eidtdte oes 3romas altf elmer
8iIbne geiebcn pur0e. 8tcle &riti'
fer boben On Sbe Suluanee Rioer"
ocn NahfoIQcr bon nlInCIe Iom'3
Cabin" qcuunut. Ole 8eIellid)uft,
lucld)c boS Stiitt bier SIR Nuffiib-
ring briuGt, lit ans lultter tiid)tiGeu
aiinitlern 5uiomnlcnQeicBt. GS Itto
BON ornIclbcn belonocr3 2altro 8cn-
nett, GtbCl Gmbor, {. Cecilia @rife
fitu :. :. Root, ~. 8. GIurf Snrri-
ion StcomolL Cart Nttinion Nan
montgomery mo oa@ 0loDer 2eaf
Quartctt 3lt uenncn. &c fiuocn am
NontoN N|ittiuod. fSrcitoQ II. Sam=
Itog gfndnIittaa3 &orlteulm0cn
ltatt.
IS ollt0opit r. SGeotcr."
She @omon @bo Gi0," Tbco.
aremer'$ Iettcs Stiid, miro oieic
@od)e I'M oSout0opitr. e Gbeoter"5ur
HuifiibrunQ gebrodt. Inter Den on
ipred)cnocn iceniihen llebcrroid)ul.
gen befiHocn iid): 0a3 Scim zines
iuoblbobcnbet Nrditcften; oos 9adD
zines crcluiiDen 9telu 2 0ortcr Npor,
tcment &oulc2 mo ooa Snncrc Ell
mes SbcotcrS. 0aS Stiif miro ais
cineS Ser beitcn oicic8 omeritnniidcn
Observation-Disclosures oltgcIebcn.
oM onumcrtoG Gbeotcr.~
Sm Monumental . Gbeoter" tire.
ten oicie ISOLDE oie bcriibmt getuor.
0enen Blue Ribbou Girls" rlf.
3luei 8urleSfen merocn orfgcfiibrt,
ndmlid); ~ Gup at the Rocca~ uno
nGougbt @itb tie @opcI3". Cine oer
&ouptroHen lic9t in NGnocn ser
bilbiden ellie Cohen, un6 oiC iibris
gen gin5cIonritcller limo: ISM. $.
@ar0 un6 Gem EoImer, Murh unb
9ro06urn, NebinS II. Nrnolo, Sc
Hop uno SC Gonrin, @nl. Sent uno
Capt. 6reo. SoIep, Ylue9fib6on. 3lto.
ben.
GeoboOp Orgcl Recital.
Dos Grite ser eintrittSireien Soni.
tag Nudnlittngs Orgel,Hecitole i'm
oFeabo0p = SnItit1tt" finoet bclrtc
9%tod)mittag bon 3 bis 125 llGr itott.
9r. Sobn ". 9orfmortb, Groieiior
AM Gonleruotoriltm, miro inter Dit.
mirtrng Der Srou @. ". Ior0,
Wfe55o.S oprou, baS folgenoe Gro.
gromm 5llr 9urhiiibrung bringen
GboS. IoomS - Oupertiire in &;
5. g. @od) ~Wip heart eOer initb.
ful;" s. 9. Bad - o@em mir in
bod)Iten Notben iein;" 9ller. @,tiI.
mont - ~Gcce poniS ongelorun;"
s. g, Bad - Grelltoe uuo 6lige in
G=Ntou; s. 6. 9arfmortb - 2ieo
10 Gbloris finging" (Gom. @ol.
ler); Is. Saint-S oenS-9rittc R6op-
loon iiber 9retoniidc 2icoer; j.
WenoclSiobn 9ortbolop - Oritte
Sonotc in q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-08

les, SOB i6r 8otte ibren 9rltoer er.
ihoB. sic ifmonft geroirnte 3eit
3luiiGen Der 2ie6e SIT ibreln @otten
mo ser 9tl5fii6rrmg ibrcs &otbe.
idmurC8, SonrnIio, elm after 9ic.
her 0cS SouicS, cntrcibt ibr ocnGoIf
uno Itidlt nit oicicm ourh cine Gar
0ine nod oent ori6cineno oobintcr
iteben6cn 8attclt. Stott 0eI'cn NOR
Is Morino'S Goltiin, Der butter ser
@or0ine Iton0, mo t00tete i'm. 9anu
ItclIt cS Itd) berdlts, bab eS bentod)
nidlt Inltrlttber NOR, ser oen Pm.
tonic eridob ionoern eilt onocrerSi-
fi5icr, Ser lid) NirItrttbcr'S ReboIper
gcbor9t bottc, Inn it'd SIT olteliren.
Der tonrii6e Gbeil ocs Stiidc8 lieot
in SGnocn beS &rn. 9ornes, Sri.
Noeluioe Geim ipiclt ole HoQc Scr
Morino u1l6 &r. IIiop oic ocs W2r.
Barnes.
10 orD lamb 36enter."
Sm nMtarplono Sbcoter" lit 6ieie
@ode, wte iiblid, &ouoepiqe an Ger
Soge5orouung. 9Gn Der Spite oeS
Fro9rammS itebt Della Sor, sic rel.
3cn0e Opcrnidngerin, meldc Dem
9nltimorer Yublifitm BON irii6er fer
oortbcilbait befonnt lit. Die Qans
after. garrom's Company bringt oas
SltItIpicl y@ben 0eor9ianno mas
Gigbtcen" 3ltr Nltifiibruu1g, uno fer
her iinben mir ouf oem Grogramm
Die @cbriiOcr 8oterburp uno 3ennn
mllifnlii6e Gii1Itlcr, Geo. $. 5000,
aomifer, Fotter itn0 SortmeQ, MIRO.
butclL Woonep uno 9olbeir, S1r5er,
lno 9u0lep mo Gbealpn, Goltplet.
Ginger, oitf Dem Erogrumm. Gs
iinoen tGglid Na6mittogs . &orItel.
llnget ltatt.
NcueS auditorium nj.
Butter 9ropn" miro 0ieie 8ode
ie0en Nadmittog uno Gben6 I'M
nellelt Iltoitorium an ser Iage5oro-
ming iein. Sr. Wielpille 9. Hapmono
miro eine nelle muiifaliiGeS 6Opiltng
einiilbren, oerer Gritouffiibrung nit
beionOerem SSntereiie entgegcn &C.
ieben miro. Der fleine 8abriet miro
in Der HoQe bon Butter grofpn"
auftreter, uttb oa Die gnn5e @eIed-
i6ait aus 70 Yerionelt, einidlieBlid
zines moblois5iplinirten 9allets, be-
itebt, oiirfte oie 4ufiiibrung einen
impoianten 8erlalli nebmerL 5umal
olld fir Die 0eforotionen groBe
Summen mlsgegeben morOen iino.
.9Ionep's SGcoter."
,On tie Suipanee Hiper" lit Der
Gitel eilres nerteu Meloorama's, mel
DIES bieie ISOLDE IN "9lonep's Sbed.
ter" sur 4ufiiibrung 9elangt. Ser
Gidter moht ms III ieinem Stiid
nit icnen heimiiden 8olfstppen oes
Siioens Dor Dem 9ilrgerfriege, Die
iebt 10 raid i'm Geridlpinoen iino,
%befonnt. Cora, baS blinbe Wdo.
den 1T Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gba-
rafter, peld)er felt Der Ginfiibrung
BON 2ouiie in ben v3mei WaiIen"
ailf Ser giibne geieben uuroe, ipab-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-08
s** gm Wontaa, oen Is. Gebruor

-" Nm Wontag, ben II. Sebruar.
oeranitaltet Der "8ittelbaf 8ereiu
bon Baltimore" in Der .@ermonias
Wdnnerdor SaQe" einen groBen
Mosfenboa. Der obne 3neifel iebr
tart beiuft iein miro, ipe5ieu oa oie
Jeitlid)feiten oes Yereins in fpeiten
areiien beliebt iino. Cine an;obl
pertbpoIer greiie lit fir Die beiten
Masfen altsgeiest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-08

**f 0aS .2a6or : 2pceum" Der.
anitoltet bertc .Mbeno ipieber cine
ieiner Itets 10 eriolsreihen abenb.
llnterbaltungen, unb aud, oiesmaI 1T
iiir oieielbe fuieoer ein por5iislif)es
Groeramm mlfgeiest moroen. Spe.
5iel fir bnmoriitii6e 8ortrdge 1T
beitens geiorgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-08
Observation-Disclosures

Grtmtnal . @cri dl t. CSor
8iftcr @ideS.) Stir Montog
9iebItobl - Wotilou Reomono, ST..
Dunn, Sront Gone, SomeS Recb,
Sarriet Cotton, Sobn Sollbn GGoS.
%. Clifton, Minnie HuBler, Carrie
Soplor, Nmelio 9roolep. Haubou.
griff - Senrp 9rolpn u1lo Ola 90
renS. 86Smilige GigentbumS5erit0'
rllng - 6ronf S'0onneQ. &rogenS
perborgener @ofieu - @m. Opens.
0elpobnbeitsmGBig umoroentlif) -
Hettie 8ierce. ltebertretung oerSpis
%rituoien . 2i~cen5geiebe - @iQiamS.
Subj, Solomon Goldberg uno Sp.
Salas. S6misbuoen = @eietiiber.
t%retltng - Senrp Neiitoot,9 Bernard
RoibminSfp uno SDmon Goldberg.
Stoot- @eri6 +. - (Bor Hid).
ter Iobler.) Sir Ntontog: Dor.
l6uiiger Iufruf oer Hummern I, 2,
A, 5, 6, s, 8 bis 10, II bis 33 unto
mn 10 llGr &ormittogS NeQie 9.
Heeo gegert oie Ser. StraBcnbo6n.
60, @iueS s. Sbam gegcu Glass;.
GpanS.
@btbeilung Nr. 2. (8or
8ifter Stodbribge.) 8iirMontoa:
Ippeaation aegeu Die Brand 81.
ItriftS %Gommiiiion.
q 6 ter at 2orqe. (8or
Hidter @rigbt.) Sir Wontog: 8or.
lauiiger Alfruf INN 10 llbr friib Der
folgenoen 5Gle pom Staot.@ eridt:
Nr. 3, Z, t6, 30, 50, 81, 70, 70, II,
104, 105, ia, 100, 139, 164, 1856,
1871, 1888, 1874, Oh, ZIG, 2t7, 2tS,
$50 uno 23t.
Superior @eri d) f. (@or
Hidtcr 9oer.) Sir Montog: 8or-
IauIiger Nuirlf Der 5dle Nr. / bis
80.
Grei5 q ser Of g t. 9. -(8or
4idter 9enniS.) Sir Montoq :Gn.
ma 8. Smitb geqeu Hifaro y.
Smith.
Greis. @eri6t. - 0orHid,.
fer SarIan.) Sir Montog: Siaif
gegen Sommers mo Storf gegen
S6lld.
fen Cert Of t. (8or oen
8id)tern 9lod. S'9rien Ii. 8oitber.)
81 SeltnmentS , @oQitredern 'ipllr.
ben eruonnt in Den SGllen bon 0il-
jon Grosbp Sonnob u. GroSbp,
9iirgidoit $780, 4ubneSobn
g. 2obmiiQer, 9iirgihnft 800. 81
&ormiinbern nuroen ernonnt; Ga.
tborine Reibif fir @m. sc. Neibidl
9iirgidoft $1,000 Sreoerid @.Sing.
lep fir Sorrp q. Reibif, 9iirgidoft
$1,000. geriuoltuneSberidte luur.
ben 9%utgeGeiBen III Den 5Gaen BON
Beter auibatu, 1890; @oio S.Saa,
$t0,390; Sane Cummings. $500;
Sarriet 81. 9uibone, $2039. Snpen.
tar : 9erifte lpitroen eingereidt in
ben 8aaen bon Baul 6. Seurp$29S;
Sane Cummings, $500; Gorl 5urIe,
$5233; Sarriet q. 0uibone, $500.
8erfGufe iuitroen rotifijirt in ben
6dllen bon Morgoretbo z. 9eeq,
500; Siilin u. Mpers. $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-08
Wie in @aihinaton

8ie in @aibinston eemeloet
poroen lit. lino bis gum 81. Gesem.
Der brei Eerionen in Sapana am gel.
ben 6ieber erfranft; elmer mar ein
Ganaoier. elmer Elm Sd,ottI1noer Ii.
elmer ELM Sponier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-08

-" Der nllnobbdneige 9otteriou.
Barf /. 9auperein" bolt am nGdIten
Wontag abeno in ieiner Sole, gde
2omboro. uno Gaitle.S traBe, ieine
Sabresueriamnlutg unb 9irefto.
renpobl ob, 5u melfe iid) ollc Mit.
nlieoer einfinoen ioQten.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-02
Getting a Square Deal
Rotten Spots on the World. but II. Core
Is Sound

It's pretty hard TO know how to
treat lie when It's about yourself,
You can't go out Of your way to deny
1t. because that puts you on the defen.
sive. and sending the truth after a lie
that's got running start IS like trying
to round up stampcdcd herd of steers
while the scare Is on them. Lies are
great travellers and welcome visitors
In II good many homes. and no qucs.
tons asked. Truth travels slowly. has
TO prove its identity, and then lot of
people hesitate to turn out an agreeable
stranger to make room for IT,
About the only way know to kill Il
lie Is to live the truth. When your
credit IL doubted don't bother to deny
the rumors, but discount your bills.
When you are attacked uniustly avoid
the appearance of being too good that
Is. better than usual. 4 man can't he
too good, but he can appear too good.
Surmise and suspicion feed on the I'M
usual, and when II man goes about his
business along the usual rut they soon
fade away for lack of nourishment
First ana last every fellow gets lot
of unjust treatment in this world, but
when he's as old as am and comes to
balance his books with life and to
credit himself with the mean things
which weren't true that have been
said about him and to debit himself
with the mean things which were true
that people didn't get on to or over
looked he'll find that he's had toll
erably square deal. This world has
some pretty rotten spots on its skin,
but it's sound at the core From "Old
Gorgon Graham; More Letters From
Self Made Merchant to His SON." by
George Horace Iorimer.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-02
> SOCIETY. Z
washington's Birthday Reception.

washington's Birthday Reception.
patriots are grown too shrewdtobe sincere
And we too wise to trust them
The Woman's Club enjoyed q
Washington's birthday reception
on last Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Brown f. Lee.
As the club meeting day fell on
the anniversary of Washingtons
natal day, a special program was
arranged without reference to the
study of the lesson for the day.
A most delightful occasion re-
suited; indeed, said by many of
the ladies to have been the most
pleasant entertainment the club
had been afforded in the past
year.
The roll call was answered by
each member with incidents in
the life of Washington was en-
tertainingly presented by Mrs.
l.. l.. Farr Mrs. +. K Talbot
contributed an interesting paper
on the friends of Washington and
Mrs. J. W. Webb furnished an
interesting account of the history
of the flag Miss Anna DeBerry
read the paper of the afternoons
lesson, study of Duncan.
The lessoni Macbeth, Act l.,
Scenes, ", V, VI, VII, was then
studied. Mrs. A. J. Baker read
an article on Macbeth.
The pretty home had been dec
Grated with flags of our country,
pictures of Washington and scenes
in the life of the father Of our
country and the decorations were
quite appropriate for the occa-
sion. Beautiful hand painted
souvenirs were presented each
guest and member consisting of
u booklet with charades on the
names of the presidents. Miss
Anna DeBerry was successful in
solving the entire list and was
awarded handsome Shakespeare
can calender. Mrs. Burns was
awarded a prize for consolation.
A light collation. was served and
the members united in singing
america" Mrs. Matthews con-
trlbuting the piano accompani-
ment.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-02
The Semi-AnnuaI Club Reception

The semi-annual reception Of
the San Angelo Club was held
last Thursday night The rooms
were decorated in bunting the
color scheme being Harvard red
and white, the colors of the San
Angelo Club. The ball room,
billiard room, reading room and
parlors were adorned with grow
ing palms, coy corners and
pretty and unique bunting fes-
toonings, while the spacious en-
trance hall was beautified by a
large Japanese umbrella suspend
ed under the sky-light and with
numerous japanese lanterns. The
hall was used as n lunch room.
Tables were arranged herein, the
floors adorned with handsom me
rugs and Navajo blankets and
special electric lights installed for
the Japanese lanterns.
No prettier decorations have
ever been prepared for any Club
event nor better attendance had.
There were nearly $50 people
present. Among them the Press
representative noted the follow
ing from out of town. Mesdames
SCHUYLER of New York, Edwards
and Joyner of Memphis, Hunter
Of st. Louis, Francis of Ballinger.
Misses Sparks of st. Louis, Bessie
Underwood of Waco, Guion of
Bullinger, Natalie and Elizabeth
McCord Of Cameron, Gray Of
Houston, Beatrice Thompson of
Ballinger, Mccall of Eden,
Messrs. Williams of Colorado
City. Woodward of Coleman,
Parks of Ballinger, Packard Of
ut, Worth, Clark of Syracuse,
Hershey of Galveston, Marshall,
Fitzhugh and Jackson of Waco,
Harry Thompson, of Balllnger,
Jeifries of Memphis, Newsom and
Williams of Water Valley, Kill
patrick, Snyder of Temple, Lester
Townsend of Brownsville, Chas
Wynne of San Antonio.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-02
Kindergarten Rally.

Friday afternoon, 1 p. M, at
Methodist church, This will be
an unusually interesting meeting,
and is being looked forward to
with great deal of pleasure-for
it will be a musical treat as we'll.
Miss Glitky will sing. All the
ministers of the city will take
part, all talks limited to five min
utes. Some of the ladies who will
talk are Mrs. Siler, Mrs. Gatford,
Miss MclIenry, Mrs. Jones, Mrs,
Sessions, Mrs. Cornick.
The Woman's Club and the
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-02
Mrs. T. w. 0steen.

Mrs. 7. w. Osteen died at the
family residence in East San An
cello late Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 23.
Deceased leaves, besides a fond
husband, n son, Ed Osteen and
four daughters, Mesdames w. f.
Peel, viii Fitz, Lem Davis and
Sam Hanshaw.
The funeral services were held
at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon and
the remains were inferred in
Paramount cemetary.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-02
Turn Verein Dance.

Some of the younger members
of the Turn Verein got up a dance
for last Friday night, February
24th, which was indeed a grand
success. The crowds arrived at
the Turn Verein early and stayed
late all enjoying the evening i'm
mensely. Alderette's string band
furnished the music for the occa-
sion. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. w, White, Her.
man Kleck, James Turley, Tom
Johnson, Mrs. Sandefur, Misses
Geneva VIM, Fannie Hodges,
March Flanagan, Kate Flanagan,
Clara Smith, Pigeon Miles,
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-02

Blanch Brumley, Ada Copeland,
Elsie Xenker, Eva Kirby, Annie
Hewitt, Martha Balfanz, Ella
Kortebein, Mona Johnson, Mar
tina Dressler, Messrs. Earl Cain,
John Cooper, Waller Withers,
Walter AlberthaI, Henry Runyon,
Kinnie Copeland, Chas. Jones,
Will Day, VIM. Schneemann, Jr,
Will Armstrong, Clum Barley,
Finas Doran, Otto Balfan2, w G
Milligan, J NJ Treadwell, E. Will
liams, + Johnson, q l. Mays, H
Brooks, Clyde Kirby, Fred Ger
Der.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-02
Seed oats at Neeley Bros.

Rev. $. II. Shore went to Santa
Anna Tuesday on n two days
visit.
John IIagelstein left Tuesday
for Mineral Wells, to spend three
weeks at that health resort.
Miss Ida Sparks of ST. Louis, is
visiting her sister, Mrs, Lew
Rust.
F. Opp left Wednesday for his
home in st. Louis, after visit of
a few days to his son.
Will Rau went to Miles yester-
day to look after the interests of
G. q G. Hagelstein Co.
Rowland d. Williams went to
Ballinger Wednesday on n short
visit. He will return today.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-02
Bennett-Cornelison.

Married Wednesday night,
March 1st, at 1870 o'clock at the
residence of the BRIDES parents,
Miss Richie May Cornelison to
Mr.. Oran M. Bennett, Rev.
Simeon Shaw, of the Methodist
church, performing the ceremony,
The bride is the accomplished
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. f.
Cornelison, and has many friends
who wish her happy welded life.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-02
Licensed tO,Wed.

Marriage licenses have been
issued the past week as follows:
Feb. "a, to Ferman Navarete
and Miss Matilda Luera.
Feb. %, to Robert Dees and
Miss Bell Vinson.
Feb. 27, to VIM. M. llegwood
and Miss Letha j. Braddock.
March 1st, to Oran M. Bennett
and Miss Richie May CCrnelison.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-02
Jollnson-Dearing.

Cards have been issued an.
nouncing the marriage of Miss
Lille bearing of Durant, /. r., to
Mr.. John l.. Johnson, of Tale
quah, |. T., on Wednesday,
March s. The bride formerly re-
sided in San Angelo and she has
many friends here who extend
congratulations.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-02
3 DEATH ROLL :


Lincoln Hull, brother of our
fellow townsmen, Chas. and John
Hull, died at his home in Nelson
vile, Ohio, January 31st. The
many friends of the family Of
Mr.. Chas. Hull extend sympathy
in their bereavement.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-02

Civic League will be represented.
Miss Stone the kindergarten
teacher, will have a short paper
All are cordially invited to at
tend.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-02

The groom is popular young
groceryman whose success is
assured.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-02

J. r Garrett and wife of
Knickerbocker we're in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Garrett reports
conditions around Knickerbocker
as being good and adds that a
little rain would not be unwel-
come.