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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
Knights of Pythla. EIect omcern.

An enthusIastIc meeting Of the selma thias was heid in nj their Castle Hal on Broad street last night The meeting was largely attended and much work for the good of the order was suggested. During the session last night the fol- lowing officers were elected for the ensuing term:
 C. Ritter, Chancellor Commander N. N. Kronenberg, Vice Chancellor Com mander; Lee Leva, Prelate; w. H. Tip ton, Keeper of Records and Seals: George Harrison, Master at Arms; o. H. P. Wright, Master of Work;t P. Schulhofer, Outer Guard; M. H. Peter son, Inner Guard; B. J. Schuster. Mas ter of ExcheQuer: L. Philiips, P. Schul- Schulhofer. Representative to the Grand Lodge.
 The officers who were elected at the meeting last night will be installed which will be held at their Castle Hall Thursdy night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

Mrs. Rosenbaum of Indiana, is hers visiting relatives,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

Frank D. Austin of Mobile spent today in Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
Rtola a cow

Police Officer Blanton this morning Tillman Jones, for the larcency of a COW. When arrested the negro was at the market trying to sell the COW to E; R. Jones for the sum, of S4. Officer hearing how cheap the neero wanted to sell the COW became suspicious and arrested him.
 After he had been placed under ar rest Jones said that he did not steal the animal but that a negro by the name of William Thompson had stolen 1t from a pasture near Kings Bend and had asked him to bring 1t to Sell ma and sell. The case against the ne gro will be heard in police court to- morrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

Mrs. Lipp of Atlanta IS the gues of her sister, Mrs. Frank.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

W W. Graves of Montgomery was a visitor to the cisy today,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

Miss Lillian Meyer of Mobile is here visiting relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29

5 Pettus Lee, formerly of this city, but now living in Gadsden, Is ;pending a few days here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
A Quiet Home wedding.

At the home of the parents of the bride, Mir. and Mrs. John Heitz on w Water street last night at o'clock there occurred the marriage of Miss ceremony was performed by Rev. J. L. Rosser, pastor of the First Baptist church In the presence of a few Of the intimate friends and relatives og the young people.
 For the ceremony the parlors Of the home was tastsly decorated in palms and ferns and the dark green of the shrubbery .Ind. the bright lights made a pleasing background for the eonsuln- entered the parlor attended by her maid of honor. Miss Margaret May, a sister of the groom, while the groom was attended by his best man, Mir A. c. English. The attendants were Miss Annie Donovan and, Mir. J. S. Hay. The maid of honor and the bridesmaid were most becomingly attired in elegant gowns and carried shower bouquets of bridesmaid roses.
 talented young woman who by many lovable traits of character have won for herself host of friends. The groom is a most deserving young man and has a large circle of acquaintances. $Af- ter the ceremony a reception was held and Mir and Mrs May were the re- cipients of many heaty congratulations from their host of friends.
 Resigned His Position. g..
 Mir. c. A. Ritter, who for some months past has held the position of bookkeeper and assistant manager of the Hotel Albert, has rendered his res- ignation and will leave in few days for visit to his old home in Germa-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-29
Social ard Pernonal.

Howard seay of Tuscaloosa is hei for e few days with friends,
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next week for visit with friends in
Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs II. D. Niles have gone to
Boston for a visit with relatives and
friends
Mr. and Mrs. Howard " Plat left
Tor their home Ia Los Angeles yes
terday. taking with them In their pri-
yate car. Mr.. and Mrs George Reed.
who viii be their guests FOR the next
Few weeks. En- route 10 southern Cali
fornia they Will visit San Francisco
and view the ruins Of the earthquake
and FIRE
Mrs Fred Earls and Miss Lena Wei
By are at the Gordon academy for a
few days. Mrs Earls being on her
way 10 Join Mr.. Earls IN Cortez. New
where they will reside Tor some time.
Mrs Elias Smith returns tomorrow
from Chicago where she has been for
some time past, Miss Pearl Weiler
accompanying Der.
Miss Helen Carrick. teacher of ex-
preston IN the Normal college Las
Vegas. y. ~, Is q guest Of Miss Flora
f.. Baldwin at the Templetou building.
Mr. and Mrs j W Fawkes II the
Scenic Display company Of this city
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only by the relatives OF the contracting
parties and few intimate friends,
After the ceremony and the extending
OF congratulations, the guests all par
took OF a repast. The bride is very
charming young lady and the groom
is vel known and highly respected
young man Of Salt Lake city where
they viii reside.
Mrs. Luke Reynolds entertained the
Lucky Thirteen Wednesday afternoon
az her home on Twenty-hfth street
Cards was the principal pleasure OF the
afternoon The home was tastefully
decorated with cut flowers. Elegant
cut glass prizes We're awarded the VIM
ners OF the most games. a dainty
lunch was served and music was ca.
loyed for an hour.
Mrs. G. w Curtis and family are
visiting IN Colorado Springs for the
summer.
The ladies Of the G. A. r. were given
a delightful entertainment Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. SaIau
C. Chapman on Adams avenue.
Rev. j. T. Carver spent the carly part
Of this week In the southern part OF
the state.
Walter L. Whalen returned home this
week from Philadelphia, where he has
been attending college
Charles r. HoIlIngsworth has return.
ed home from the east
Miss Gertrude White. one Of Ogdcn's
charming young school teachers. and
Prof ]. 5. Thomas, principal Of the
Five Points school. were Joined In bonds
OF Wednck al o'clock on the morning
OF June 3. dt the Presbyterian pr
s0nage. Rev j, H.. Carver officiating.
The ceremony WAS witnessed only bv !
a few friends Mr.. and Mrs Thomas |
left Ogden on The morning train for |
Iowa, where they win make their fu. |
ture home
Mrs Lott'e Brown Decker Of Salt |
Lake City spent this week In ogden |
visiting with relatives and friends
At the Hermitage iu ogden canyon.
Monday evening, the alumni OF the Og-
den High school rendered a brilliant |
reception and banquet TO the gradual
ing class OF 1906. dancing was also IN
lulged in.
Mrs. William Driver returned home
hs week from California. where she
has been spending the past winter.
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PROVO.

The Pallss club met Thursday eve
ming with Miss Theresa Armitstead.
and held am interesting and instructive
session with program OF art and it,
eraturo Refreshments We're served.
The Priscilla club was entertained
Thursday evening By Miss Efie Bull
lock. al the home Of Mrs Electa Bul-
lock. The usual entertaining and in
siructiye program was carried through
followed with refreshments
The Scsndinavians ~ Provo and
vicinity enjoyed a happy reunion
Thursday evening IN the Sixth ward
mectinghouse The Swedes and Bones
were the guests OF the Norwegians,
The gathering being arranged Dy the
latter In commemoration Of the po-
litical independence Of their nation Of
which the day was the anniversary.
Music patriotic songs and speeches
were enjoyed and refreshments served.
Members Of the sixth ward Relief
society gabe an enjoyable surprise al
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Mckinney and Ruth Mckinney have
returned from "a three months visit
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weir have gone
90 Cleveland and other eastern points.
Mrs N ly.fGs, hoe ,...,o o.. 800.
Tor a snort visit
James have reached home after AN ab-
seucc of some months lu the east and I'M
Europe.
their daughter Maud Mckenzie. len
This week FOR Los Angeles.
Miss Efrsror p.t.rs1r lao. a,.t...
the week for Quebec. whence srs Viii
sail June % for tour Of Europc.
Dr. and Mrs. +. ID. D.ekfori left this
geies.
$50
Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald has gone
to Kimberly 90 spend the summer
Mr. and Mrs 4. O. clark win spen1
tho summer BOB Long Beach
Miss Grace Frost let this week FOR
chicago. whence she goes with her aunt
to Lui1iusiou 0u Lak, Michigan To-
spend The summer.
Mis-, Edith sutherland loft this week
for Tark.O. Mo-. 90 spend Tho summon
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Baron Francis Roe Redeem Of Austrian embassy
at Paris viii be married June to Miss Margaret Of
burg Tho Austrian ambassador States Mi Hengemul
VIII be the bon best Szent-Iyauy
The Austrian embassy STAFF Washington; N
the prospective bridegroom who country
and John Masee OF Ptburg viii be
n Washington and Miss Geee Hall Pburg wedding
Baron RIede is Ptsburg he
ding lie well known socially this side
embassy stan here during the Spanish American
iugushed family s wealthy
Miss Alas p" the daughter OF the late Frederick
and one Of the beauties her home
90 TO Pitburg from Washington o tend wedding
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Miss Katherine Gedies vac hostess az
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'h iues''S h'E".' "'' event 7
dinner followed hy dancing TIE table
...-t.. ..l .t.,.l uost. er,
present were MH ana Aii-' I'' IT, i'''-
ming. Mr and Mrs Ernest Bambergef
Mr. ana Mrs A. y C4Iiaeb4B Miss
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Miss Adelaide Mason. Miss katAgritH
Williams. Miss Kate judge. 7. 10 WIZ
lIams, Jr. Charles Norris Henry ltal-
lett q. Mcdonald J. O.. SchImm. j. =.
Critchlow, J. T. Goodwin. j. a. f".o.h'
=. Is. Wioks, Samu'. NoWlgl'e. Mf
Adset, George ~ Lawrence Henry Nc
Cornick and JASPER Ma.ashe.L
Mrs. Heoer Lee entertained de.iS,'l-
Ing effectively decorated. and @ NUMB
Der OF friends enjoying tHe afternoon.
Another enloFabIe cara parry or yes-
man al the Emery FLATS.
MIS-. W. x. Piimann entertained AT
pleasant aHaIr lhis afternoon D" hoAoI
oi her Two daughters
- 1900
About dozen friends were fDtNf-
tanned by Mrs. W. W. Anness on Thurs
day IN honor OF two friends Who are
visiting here Mis Ncrz ana Miss
Mary H0ag IN The guessing game
that vas played Mrs L. Hisk'y was
winner
John McNlcker received informally az
ner nome 10 lohor ~ me members of
NE Gamma nm society of me OF L.
me rooms We're decorated Win flowers,
ana the hostess was assisted by Mrs
Misses Edith kinsbury and tho Misses
Nivlen ana Kate Little. About 40
guests were present
Mrs. +. 2 Pendleton entertained at
bridge Tea at the post on THURSDAY the
prize winners being Miss Katherine
Holman and Mrs. a. 2. Easton.
a.,
afternoon party on Thursday FOR her
guest Miss Paterson Of Ogden. The |
time being spent With music and games, |
and about 20 guests enjoying The event |
Mrs. Clarence Post entertained de- |
hsn!tully Yesterday afternoon IN honor |
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with place cards ln the same color
while the rooms were bright with June
roses o.. an shades Covers were laid
Tor about q dozen guests.
Another pretty luncheon of Thursday
Vas that given by Mrs. NJ. H. Parsons
Cor hcr daughter the decorations being
in yellow and about a haIt-dozeu being
present
Mrs ST. u Kegyln entertained az
luncheon 900 Thursday, her decorations
being iH pink and covers being laid fm
rs guests
Nre Harold Russell was guest %
honor at q pretty luncheon 1n eNdnes-
day her hostess being Mrs william
Reid
Mrs John Weir entertained a few
friends ct a bridge tea ou yesterday
Mrs n. * Mayo WAS hostess at an
informal carl rarity Yesterday
Mrs Allen ST. Smith entertained IN.
formally az luncheon az the post yes
teId3y
Mrs Lewis Il Farnsworth was hos
tess an "a box party at Tho Orpheum
this week given BOZ honor NJ her jaugh-
Ter Edna, DE. GUESTS being the faculty
and seniors of me Gordon academy
Miss Bessie Williamson gave de-
lightfui luncheon Tuesday boz honor OF
Miss Katherine M06ut. about ID dozen
guests being present The table was
prauily done in green and white and
attached 10 the place cards were tiny
siiheu bags containing RICE Besides
the GUESTS NJ honor covers were laid
for Mrs Fl1Wd KnickrIbocker Miss
Mabel Crowley Miss Mya sowles,
Miss HALLE Ferrou Miss Amy Al IONS,
Miss Lydia smItacn. Mis- Irma Walk
or Miss kglEu. Mcdonald Miss
Ethel Campbell hiss Mary Mofett
Monday evening. June &. at ESQ
Eleventh East Miss Maggie Easi was
surprised by number of her friends
the occasion being her thirteenth birth.
day Games and other amusemeuts
were enjoyed during the evening. after
which dainty refreshments were sery-
ed. Those present were Miss Maggie
Earl Fruiu Brown Lillian Donkin,
MeTick Blake. Adadalde Earle. Hry-
ant Crawford Gertrude Prouse, Leo
Earl Rena pr1u@e, Walker Brownly
Grace Cameron. Joseph Earl. Hazel
Wood Raymond Donkin, Leon Earl
Donald Cameron.
The Misses Soallon entertained about
q dozen friends 70 q pretty luncheon
ON Monday Boz honor of Miss Carolyn
Holmes the decorations being carried
out effectively iu red and green, pjeo-
mics ferns and red candle shades be-
ing used
N,, elSuoia,e eNe,t ot INC week was
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Yr'T0r 'g'-ss!s'yy s5vrE'7S'v " Tysy-sT77s7Ts
OGDEN.

The Weber stake academy alumni re-
cepton and banquet To- The graduating
class was given Monday evening a. the
academy building which was attended
by a large number az graduates aud
invited guests. An interesting literary
ana musical program was carried ont.
after which dl present sat down ,J
th, banquet table. and toasts We're eu-
ioye1 Prof Bradford acting ds toss,-
master. % was an evening OF true SOC
c.tIity and good cheer Besides tho
social feature OF the evening. the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year. President, LEROY
Conles o5. vice president Or'enda
Wo0lcy, 'oi; secretary. Edna Carbon.
49,. treasurer, James O.. Widd'E1n. '03
The halls were beautifully decorated
fos the occasion.
Mss Jessie ShuItlil ana s. N. Moore.
$3.50 popular young people OF ogden.
were married this week.
Thursday afternoon. at The home ~
John Hammer % happy wedding event
took place. Whom Miss Edna Olsen Was
married 90 Rudolph Kaiser. two of me
mos, popular young people OF Brigham.
City The bride and groom. together
with a few intimate friends ami Rcy.
Rankin of me Presbyterian church.
came tu ogden Oh tho morning. train.
and in tae presence Of a few friends.
DIE ceremony Was performed by Dr.
Rankin. Miss Rita KnudsoH attei AS
bridesmaid and Joseph Zimmerman was
best man a dainty repasl was served
after The ceremony The groom Is the
popular manager ~ the ldanha hotel 90
Brigham city and the bride Is a
charming and talented Young lady.
After spending % few DAYS u ogden
they VIII return tn RlXciar county
Co receive The congratulations of their
many friends.
Judge q. a. Boarp lofi fpr the east
ilis week. accompanied by his wife.
one of che rloasuubie events OF the
y eek was 'he hali given Thursday eve /
lHs az Iol.rs dancing academy in F..
honor o. me United Commercial Tray- I
PIERS l-c attendance was uuusus ilv .
afEC Dainty refrcsnments were serv- .
'A Ihe ban Uas astefully decorated /
Nita the lodge Colors-1lIe. white ana T.
IrangC.
Miss Enc Pearl Mcdonald of clcve-
ana. Utah. and james r.. Blshop OF
ogden were married Wednesday by ri.
Der William Van DYKE
AZ me home N the brides mother
Us Adelain tt-eelwNIl. on Monroe
venue wednesday evening. Miss VIA.
le Pear GrctnWcil was welded 10 n,
archibald knowles Elder g. n Green.
GEN. uncle ~ iho bride. pcrformire
ce-emo1F rhi.h rse
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meet next Wednesday. the 18th. a. tho
home of Mrs Groshell, No Wayne
avenue az $3.50 o'clock and all mem
bers are urgently requested TO be
present
on next Friday evening. June 10.
the members Of the Eastern star will
be- entertained by Mrs c. r. Kutnew-
sky Miss Martha Kutnewsky and Mrs
vs. H. Arnold az the home Of Mrs
Kutnewsky $50 Fifth street.
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(OMINGS4ro -
'SIGOTNC'

Mrs. +. +. Bailey. accompanied by
Miss Irene Young, Miss Renee Redman
and Spencer Young. leave next Tuesday
for an extended trip 20 California ana
old Mexico.
Mrs r. s, Timby has gone 10 Adrian
and Detroit. Mich. for three weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Jennie Breckon left Thursday
evening for a visit VIII relatives in
vancouver. 3. &.
Miss Alice O. Wilson, Mrs John 6.
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$FJf0DIN61Nn

Thn T,...- tss.
o,.ii,,.' '''., DI'ue mas been heavily in
49, t ,i''S "e-A' about dozen
49,. au'eI 20 lhe years lst
,,.,.,.i,. aug IhuI sddy were the
be en-. .h uaS lhe number OF weddings
us ,'.'s '"Vu' evenly divided between
ana mo es.s..., - 80 aNl'uuitd
one iU nurt..Iy w. '' ap'e
The va35i,c 80 ,-5.,,. ma.
BENJAMIN Tl,b,, ~, ,''. pa '''lileI ana
dsy Diebt ~, M, 80 pa "s IN iuuIs-
sister H.. 60 t,i oi lIe oIl1c
street IN, earl.,',,,.,, IT,. 49, ~, lIs,
tv stake President ft't..s ,,. .l'lu
and large r..s,fi.,. -,,i,,.,,.. .l.. p
rooms wore lrigbt ,..th .,.. W.
SONS. Che r.flur ,gb,,, tb. i,ii7 ...
stood. being i1 y,bifa s.,4 80, '.'','
nations rlur9si 9r5 .,'-.-... -..--
used. while fbs 5t.Ir,. .,.,
mink and While tb. f.tt. $50 '-
csuterr.ace ~ 49, ..,,t ''' ,'.s
streamerg sytarafro ,, ,,. ..,.'
white the liEbts ,,are s,.5.5 d.. Elk.
Red was used DID the rerar-ior t.u -rt,
bride vurc a GOWN IN vrit. ilh..,,
SILK. ana her bri5.sr,.i5 NJ. a.. pi.
uer was BOD white doffej e,#ss -
pale green AssIefira ir ,,.oi,.'.',
were Mr.. and Nr- Darr ana ~ ~
Mrs W. g.. CasUat0r For t5. -.rss.,t
Mr. and Mrs Tibh.r arr al Ron. ~,
2g1 sixth street
Aro,r,. ....., .........
d1v ms tr.t ~ NJ. ,4. .D %. hurs,
v-9,,',- s. ..'. %, M'ss ilaiIieI Dye aud
,thI.E ... f..t ' '''', it"1'
Temple The ressrfi.r mas MIA "a
the home W the b-i5.. rsrsYis A.,
ana Mrs r.. rs. pve lr fbe arlBiI'r
the rooms being tl4utIfuTv 5a.or5tl1
Tor the event. Tho marion was 5sCo,.
atod iu pink roses ana carnations 1birh
banked DE mantgIs ana prero aii ,tor,i
Tho dining ...,, ...
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have left Tor Los Angeles. san Fran
cisco and Yellowstone park. ana later
WIZ go 90 Chicago and New York ON
lheir way 90 Eur1se 10 be- gone q year
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the home Of Mrs. Hugh Clayton 4,
honor of Mrs. Clayton. Tuesday even.
ing
The Sixth ward Y. l.. Nj 4. Scr.
ing club met Thursday with Mrs Va.
mic simmons.
Miss Ethel Smith IS visiting rela,iye
in Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs r. c. Donovan l,a
Tor Chicago on visit to relatives ms
week.
Mrs Leon Bachman Is visiting reh.
tives IN her old home, Moroni. Saupets
county.
Mrs 9. II. Thomas and Miss Wsgs
Daniels visited relatives and friend.
in Ogden the past week.
Mrs G. W. Biersach. acomr8rlsi no
her daughters. Misses Alma and In.s
Of Versailles, Missouri, are visiting ,r,'
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SIX coat suits really necessity and are very rr,rts
maze from dead lucd s This model shows walking lerrh
cut with two circular Aounc 0rpd THAT is .dred
win crepe piping and trimmed covered buttons The curved
edg Of me coat also grIe s os.
meneo ol long harrow black NJ black
aani'e With fmv ends crepe and nsnete ruchn is ,,r
distinctive
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The ceremony uniting Miss Pearl
kimball aud Alfred q. Davis was usr-
formed THURSDAY n ihe Temple and
lh me evening q reception was held
az ne home ~ Mr. aud Mrs.. Joseph
himhalL large number being present.
The rooms were hrirhf with "a prufuslan
N ''N fnt aH1 rtrnlfin''s being
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MILLIoNAIRE's SON FLopFe
WITH FRENCH MAID

fitlSbUrg. that city OF domesti, e.--
s1iiJEs, Las furnished another sfs-,
ing chapter TO the list IN the r-.s,.
olopement OF john Aston Moorb.sI
with "a french maid employed by IT,.
mother John Moorhead, Jr.. muI.,
millionaire father Of the young man
j. much inctnsei by his sons act mi
declares the youth must work tho r,.
uimonlal problem out himself INA
make tie best Of 70. Young Moor1af5
SAYS he can work as his father usal ID.
The parents ~ Moorhead. who tss
endangered his prospects OF InherIt.n.
one q The largest fortunes I'm Pittssg.5
by TIE e.cpement. are said 10 have fIr.
rict representative 10 Paris {, IN.
Qu.fe INTO the history OF the bride.
one rerort says this agent win r-,
% find ont all the damaging Thine,
possible a. the hope that the amG,
may be able 20 annul the marriage
Another rumor Is that be goes for M,
purpose OF discovering a family fres
that win -Crm sufficient shelter for 1s
young woman TO rest under In r,
house Ct Mo0rhead.
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40 the home of the brides po,t,r
Mis-. Adeiain t-eeawVll on Monroe
avenue wednesday evening. Miss WIN.
.ie Pear. Grcinwell was welded 10 *.
Afchihaid knowles Elder q. H Green.
ven uncle ~ ihc bride. performing
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Miss EFe Pearl Mcdonald of cleye.
hnd. Utah. and james r.. Blshop of
ogden were married "Wednesday by FI.
der william Van Dyke.
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Mrs p. PAGE ana Miss CAROLYN
Holmes Ten "Wednesday foI D.nycr.
M~ F rmrti ,re.s foo ic,re
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Mrs Mary Eyan len ibis week Tor
Los Angeles where she wiI snenl 4
month.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-23
IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN EVENTS.
MEAT TRUST GETS
HOLD IN GERMANY
AGRARlAN ORGAN HOLDS NO MIN
IsTER CAN BE FOUND TO CARRY
OUT PLAN TO PROTECT CATTLE
RAISING.

Berlin. December 22.-The Deutsch
Tages Zeitung. the most important of the
agrarian organs, printed an article to-
day headed, THE Surrender of Ger
many to the American Meat Trust" in
which the writer says that information
had been obtained from a trustworthy
source TO the effect that the German
American tariff commission was discuss
ing the importation of American live cat
tie into Germany by way of Hamburg,
the slaughter of the cattle there and the
transportation of the meat to various
places In Germany in refrigerator cars.
The paper adds that It also had learned
that negotiations were going on between
various Hamburg shipping firms and the
Hamburg authorities concerning the es
tablishment of the necessary technical
buildings.
Inc article concluded with expressing
the hope that no minister would be found
to carry ont a plan which would destroy
Germanys cattle raising.
The American tariff commissioners are
precluded from giving any information on
subjects connected with the proceedings
oc the commission under an agreement
with the German representatives not to
disclose what takes place until the re-
port of the commission Is made public
In Washington. Therefore, nothing can be
ascertained officially regarding the cor
reetness of the statements made by the
Deutsch TaGes Zeitung, which is general
y well informed.