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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-01

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-01
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-01
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-01

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-01

iobrt nod Der Ntetropolc am @ltoion,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-01
6Onigin DcS Mcrrc8.
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r&aiicrin Nngmitc &ietOria,"

Ter grG6tc 0umpier, Der %irntaI2
Ole N&oQcn Oc9 g&cltmccrca 0urbrurht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-01

eiiie sur aeiic in'6 siuSianc tciuret 6.
9iairc, Gr. 4t3, Gft.Saltimpre. Stralc.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-05
COLERR.

WASHINGTON. Feb'y. 1880 a. M
For Maryland-Fair; much colder
tonight with cold wave. Tuesday
fair
w. l.. MOORE,
Chief of Weather Bureau
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-05
A DUAL BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Friends Give a Surprise to Young
People-The Occasion a
Grand Success.

The birthday of Miss Eliza Tongue.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Tongue,
Of Cathedral street, and Mr.. Walter
Myers, son of Mr. and Mrs Henry b.
Myers, occur on the same day of the
same month. The friends Of the two
young people gave them a delightful
surprise on their birthday q few even.
ings ago, and the result was q most
happy occasion.
The surprise was complete in every
way. Neither Miss Tongue nor Mr..
Myers had the slightest idea Of what
was intended for them. The young
folk, numbering party of fifteen,
assembled at the home of Miss
Tongues aunt, Mrs. Heimbuch, and
from there wendell their way &c the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Tongue, on
Cathedral street Mr.. Myers was call.
ing there and he and Miss Tongue
were made TO understand they were
hero and heroine of the occasion and
their birthday was about to be cele-
brated
1t was about O'Clock before the
pleasure Of the evening began. Music
was feature. Miss Cora Myers and
Miss Sullivan played duets and others
particioafed in pleasir z musical pro-
eidu HoHu< kFpl az were lNNlteu
into the dining room, where a deli
cious supper was served. The decora-
tions were cut flowers and potted
plants. The color scheme was pink
and white. The centre piece of the
table was "a large silver candlelabra
with pink AID white candles and
pink shades, pink carnations also be-
ing freely used in the Zero rations.
Two beautiful biith9ay cakes with
pink and white candles. one for each
year of the respective birthdays, were
important features of the decorations
Of the table. Each guest received a
souvenir tied with pink and white
ribbon. The evening was delightfully."-
snent. Some of those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Tongue Mr. and Mrs
Heimbuch, Master Wallace Heimbuoh,
Misses Cora aud Bertha Myers, the
Misses Stevens, Miss Carrie Gates,
Messrs. Charles and George Myers
Dean Russell, Harry Tongue. The
party left at midnight, wishing Miss
Tongue and Mr.. Myers many more
such auspioious occasions.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-05
Installation Services.

The installation services yesterday
at St Martins Evangelical Lutheran
Church were very impressive. A large
congregation was present. The service
in the morning was in German. The
pastor, Rev. Gustavns Ronte, was
formally installed to the postorate of
the church by the Rev. G. f. Fleck, of
Rossville, Md, who was designated for
the purpose by the president Of the
Evangelical Synod, the Rev. Ed
Frahrmann,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-05
Personnel of Beard.

President Roosevelt has announced
the following personnel of the board
If visitors to the Naval Academy for
1906: Alfred NJ Scales, Greenboro,
N. @. ex. Governor Franklin Murphy,
Newark, n j. Charles +. Brooker.
Ansonia. Conn. Brigadier- General
O. A. Woodruff. San Francisco, Cal.
George p. Blow, La Sale. Ill.
Stratharn Hendrie, Detroit, Mich.
Frank j. Sprague. New York city.
The board will report here before tn e
closing week of the Academy mex t
June.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-05
Oratorio Thursday.

Everybody should hear the Oratorio
"The Last Judgment" Thursday
night at the Colonial Theatre. 1t will
be the rare musical treat of the season.
Don't miss it. Buy a ticket and help
a good cause besides hearing very
musical program.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-05

The advance sale of seats for the APP
preaching engagement of The School
Girl" at the Colonial Theatre on
Wednesday February s, Indicates one
of the largest and most fashionable
audiences of the season. Not IN years
has a musical attraction come So
highly spoken of, and in view OF the
fact that the entire original produc-
ton will be presented here just as it
was for four hundred nights in Lon
don and one hundred aud fifty nights
in New York city, there is every rea-
son to believe that the event will be
memorable one in local theatricals.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-05
Home Bakery
MRS. wYNNE, Proprietress

rs and ~ College Ave. TeIephone go.
orders taken for al kinds OF Pies
Cakes Bread, &C. Boston Baked
Beans and Brown Bread. Orders
delivered. p and q College Ave.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-05
Convalescing.

President Fell, of St Johns College,
who has been confined to his home for
the past few days with severe attack
of grip is convalescing and expects to
be able TO resume his duties at the
college in a day or two,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-05
Bishop's Guild S,,pper.

The annual supper of the Bishops
Guild will be held at the Assembly
Rooms on Wednesday night next, Feb
Z. Supper will be served from to 10
p. M. The supper will be held only
one night See ad. in another column.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-05
THEATRE ATTRACTIONS.
Tomorrow. Wednesday And Next
Saturdays Bills at The
Local Playhouse.

Messrs. Nixon & zimmerman nave
staged their new comedy 'Spangies,
which is booked here for presentation
tomorrow night at the Colonial inca
ire Immediately after its month s
RIM at the Broad Street Theatre, Phil
sdelnhia. in an uncommonly handsome
manner. The first act shows the
hotel a one side of the stage and the
library atsthe other. The second act
shows the interior of the library,
where the shelves are empty. while
Mr.. PEBBLES uses the Natural History
Department in the basement as q place
to practice for the bowling champion
ship. The same setting is used for the
third act.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-05

TOT oisF SAt5 years doctors have ea- 8
dorsed ayers Cherry Pectoral for 4
coughs, colds weak lungs, bronchitis.
c01sur #1n. Crres hard casee 80 &
FeTafe cases, CID cases. You can trnsf
g nledic3ne TIC best DEBTORS aop7ove.
Il e-s - 1-I-9si va Fsszrs .-
-. 49,. - ~. 81. - 49, Lsssai- z-sss.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-05

So ises 7I2 Moon Rise az a. m
IN SIS s. 80 Moon South 9 80 p. m
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-05
Feb'y. 8, 1906.

Maximum temperature . 5,
Minimum temperature 4:
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-05
Male Help Wanted.

\ reliable active Man TO represent rs In
Anna polls 10 canvass and collect. Salary
aud commission; References required. Ad.
dress FRANK J.JORDAN. Medical Co, 6Il
Coivin st, Baltimore, Nd. f2st
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-05

GET GOOD SEATS, SECURE THEM early. SALE BEG
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-05

Local play patrons will have an OPP
portunity of judging for themselves
as to the merits of 1.-THE Runaways'
for it comes to the Colonial Theatre
on Saturday matinee and night, the
same costumes, scenery and many of
the original cast which appeared at
the New York Casino for seven solid
months
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
GiOdZenie ma Slnierc.

Poaiewaz jej zo}qdek by} tax o.
s1abiony przez uzywanie lekarstw
IL ME ,mog}a je6c, PAM Marya H.
Walters, St. CLAIR St. Columbus,
o. praw1e by}a zag}odzona ma
smir6. Ona pisze: MOI zo}adek by}
tax os}abiony cd uzywania lekarstw,
il nlemogta} sje6c, a mole nerwy
tax spac, i ME predict 2zosta}am.
wyratowana cd smierci az sig zde~
cydowa4am spr6bowac Electric Bit
ters, z zadziwiajacym rezultaUem,
il polepszenie nastapi}o natychmiast
a zupe}ne wyleczenie nastapi}o "a"
raz". Najlepsze zdrowotne lekar-
stwo W sWiecie SOC. Gwarantowane
W apiece M. J. Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20

.kl,1r.z,!ylk1ne]I obajj i g noe ]Eni',
= GYt, r = 81. ZoliWa DO ~
IA, nikomu AMI slowa, godz,li.
IA ks;ary BE}'o,ziej ma WYbic dla
wrog6w nar'odu calego, oso-
bistemi sprawami chwili tax
waznej zakl6cac ME woln re',
Odejdzmy stad, DO czuje ze
czIowiek ten podniecilby mnie
do zbrodni.
To rzeklszy, zwr6ci} sic ma
lewo, odeszli daleko.
= A ty skad go znasz? "a
pyta} po chwili starry Boles-
lava, slyszalem jakes razemn
Z Rolkiem wykrzykna} jego
imie.
Chlopiec ME ~odpowiedzial,
by} blady, ijak smierc ponu-
ry.
= Ojcze, patrz, jemu cos
Jest, szepna} Bolek.
Zoliwa spojrza} ma m}odego.
: Me pytaj go, rzek}, POI
vie ci z czasem ale ME te-
raz.
Przystapil do m}odego, u
jail jego dion i uscisna} mu
zyczliwy.
: Cierpliwo6ci, rzek}, b6j
rych}o zawrze.
Chlopak zgadl slowa, kt6.
rych dom6wic ME chcia} sta.
ry, rzuci} sic mu ma szyje i
g}osem %stlumionym cd kan
.wyjaka]:
. Ciezszy ia b6j staczam
teraz ze SODA.
= Wien ci ia o TEN, DO
sam wre strasznym gnie wem
a tw6j jeszcze s}uszniejszy,
szepna} Zoliwa.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
$75 80 Do wybrzezy Pacifiku
] : powrotem Z Chicago
Stosunkowo niskie raty
e tykiet zwrotny Z in
nych miejsc.

AHEE&&&4H&HG%@ #H&YEE8&t IT.
K oleja Chicago, Union Pacific,
& North Western Cd ! czerwca
do 80 wrzesnia, do San Francisco,
Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle j
Tacoma innych miejjsc5u wybrzezy
Pacyfiku. Bardzo niskie raty do
Helena, Butte, Spokane, Ogden j
Salt Lake City. Codziennie j $50
biScle urzadzane wycieczki " Pull-
mana sypialnych wagonach do San s.,
Francisco, Los Angeles i Portland
wprost bez zmiany.. Podw6jne po-
s}anie tylko 81. 90 2 Chicago
1918 Omaha. Wyborna droga.
o raty, bilety it'd. zg}osic sic do
agent6w kolei Chicago q North
Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
Na'jjjIs'iil Ii Bank
Jest Farml,aa " Kansas.

Tel VAN zaden banker ME ukradnie, apieniadz Y na w1ozony
jest pod Wasza kontrola, 2 ME pod bankierska. ~ Banku Wan dada
Sci procenty je6li ME zbankrutujB 4 grunta.W Kansas przynosza 10 do
so procent. Spytajcie sic tych co je pokupii rok temu. Mozecie ma
.byd y kawaikaeh 20 soGlub 100 ail6w it'd. % 10 dol "a skieri vyzej,
wplac;wszy okolo trzecia czesG : CORY. . rezte " 9 rocznych splatacb.
w ten spos6b przySi Waai znajomi do maiatku, DO kupil p6ki bylos
tanio. Wy maoie te sama okazye TERAZ; vice korzystajcie I ulokuj~
bankn. lego nigdy ME pozalujesz. Przeazlo 80 famili poskch juz sic
okupHo = naszej okolicy polski ksi2dz mas obsiuguje: Przyjedzoie !
G.I. lDNOREK: Pres. and Mgr. Poohia Colonization Co,
COLBY, Thomas Co. KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
$40 AKROWE
by r w ZACHO-
DNIEJ

Jest to sposobnosc, kt6ra ME pc"
trivia d1ugo a warta ably ma MA
zwr6cono uwage-
POMOZE DO OSIEDLENIA-
Jestem zatrudniony prey kolei c..
B. & O. ably .pomagac osiedlaniu
kolonist6w wynalezG .pozadany
wolny weze} sledzib. Przesz}o 1000
os6b wypefnl{o podpisy W zacho
dniej Nebrasce ~podczas ostatnich
trzech miesiecy. Najlepsze grunta
SHY najlepiej.
NADZWYCZAJNA SPOSOB-
Nose Grunta, kt6re teraz teda
uniewaznione pod}ug doniesieh spe
cyalnych rzadowych agent6w So.
og6lnie pozadane s1edliska. ia.
trzYmam rejestr cd wszystkich u-
niewaznionYch grunt6w ma korzysc
patron6w tego biura.
PRZYSZKA WYCIECIKA- -.
Osobiscie poprowadze wycieczEi
ak nastepuje:
Do Scottsbluff, Neb., 4 Wrzes. 1906
Do Ellsworth, Nebr. 18 Sierp 1906
Do Mullen, Nebr. 2 Pazdz. 1906
Do Hyannis, Nebr. l6 Pazdz. 1906
|EE .-Hh.E ~. H.=..sa &E#%-E"1 q , A. &E#3E&L- 80
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
Kara Boza.
Powiesc historyczna dla ludu
i mlodziezy.
(Ciag dalszy),.

(Ciag dalszy)..
stanal mliedzy innymi Q
box ogniska jaki6 mlody,
dorodny chlopak, kt6ry zwr6-
Gil uwage Bolka 20 Zoliw; sa-
ma starszyzna go otac,zail'a,
ten jeden byl mu r6wiesni-
klein, vice podni6s} sic j pod
szedl do niego.
= A wy bracie z kim
przybyli6cie? zapyta}.
- z kr6lem - odpar}
tamten, mierzac go nieut-
nem spojrzeniem.
- Jestem Bolek ze Zoliw
- rzek} syn Zoliwy, spo~
strzeg}szy nieufnosc iowa
rzysza - q. wy? doda1 pc
chwilj, gdy tamten wzalem-
nos:ia ME odp}aci} sic mu.
- Imie mole take Bole-
" slaw - odpar} zapytany -
rodu ME wymieniam, DO z
wolf kr6la, dop6ki ME Cd
znacze sic W boju, nam sic
tajemnica os}aniac.
Tajemnica zaciekawi}a Chic
pea, ME odstapi} vice Bole-
slawa.
- Pierwszy raz idziecie
ma b6j? - zapyta}.
- Pierwszy - odpar} kr6-
lewski rycerz.
[ ia takoz, rwie mi sic
dusza do potyczki, W nocy
Okla ME zmruzy}em; tax vol.
no 6ciagaja, bodajby raz zaj-
REC krzyzakom W oczy -
rzek} Bolek. Z
Bodajby potwier-
dill Boles}aw.
- Szkoda, re pod jedna
choragwia ME s}uzymy wes-
tchna} Bolek.
Wszystkoc to jedno,
byle zwyciezyc.
- Dwojaki nam eel W
tel wojnie - m6wi} dalej
syn Zoliwy - powalic wro-
gov i NIECE krzyzacki przy-
wiezc dziewczynie, kt6rej
6lubowa}em bye wiernym do
zgonu.
- To i W tenn sic spot
kamy, DO i ia obieca}em
dziewczynie ~przywiez6 NIECE
krzyzacki W dare, ale moja
dziewczyna siostra jest moja
- odpar} t%ajemniczy ry-
Bolek sic usmiechna}.
II moja take mi Jest
siostra - rzek} - ME TO-
dzona w%prawdzie, lecz tax
ia ojciec uazywac nam CHOP
com kaza}, gdy sierote pod
dach nasz< wprowadzi}.
Zamyslili sic obaj, pc chwi-
Ii Boleslaw odezwa} sic zno-:
WI.
Ty swoja bedziesz m6g}
poslubi6, gdy zechcesz.
I tax uczynie - 3D.
par} Bolek, niechaj tylko W
boju s}awa sic okryje.
Tetent, jaki rozlegE sic. W
powietrzu, przerwa} i'm roz-
move.
W;+o1dI lLi LnokI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20

@|INSI0SA#3S9 S&EH&s.1E
dnie szeregi physically pick
ME " promieniach slohca,
coraz ja6niej 6Wiecacego, ~
cerze miei IA sobie zbroje
stalowe, helmy pi6ropuszami
ustroione, tarcze ozdobione
klejnotami, dalsze ponuro
|odbijaly Cd przednich.
Wielki knee! Witold!
ponowifo sic pc chwili wo-
}anie W obozie.
JUL Mkt ME watpil teraz,
ze 'wielki ksiaze Litwy sic
.zbliza, poznali jego ko}pak
sobolowy, brylantowa kite,
jego piaszcz kosztowny i po-
stawe wspania}a. Panowie
|Polscy, jak zwykle, otaczali
60 najblizej, "a tymi sill Ii
twin, potem Rusini, Mako
nice Tatarzy, ma nizkich ko-
nikach, W kozuchach barae
Mich, z krzywemi szablami,
O twarzach szpetnych.
- Mech lyle kr6l Jagie}}o!
krzyknely hufce W;toldowe.
- Mech zyje ksiaze Litwy!
odpar}y kr6lewskie.
Witold przekroczy} wal,
otaczajacy ob6z, zsiad} z ko-
MIA i pospieszy} Go Jagie}}y,
bracia powitali sic usciskiem
i weszli do namiotu, by
|poufnie p~orozmawiac. W o.
bozie zawrza}o, przybyli ze~
skakiwali z koni, vital zna-
cisneli sic do ognisk,
zahucza}o, zakipia}o W obozie.
Bolek i Boles}aw STALL we
|dw6ch ma ustroniu i przy-
patrywali sic ciekawie wszyst-
kim.
Starry Zoliwa coraz innego
|sciska4 i ca1owa1. Nareszcie
uciszy{o sic nieco, przybyli
posiadali kolo ognisk, kt6-
rych s}uzba wiecej rozpali}a
i posila6 sic poczeli; pacho}-
cy uwalniali tymczasem ko-
ME z siode}, petal i'm nogi i
puszczali ma poblizkie b}onie.
Zoliwa, kt6ry juz sic najad},
ustapi} miejsca g}odnym i
rzek} do syna:
Chodz, przypatrzymy
sic innym.
- Pozw6lcie zabrac mi ze
SODA przyjaciela, odpar} b.
lex.
"A gdziez on? spyta} zdzi-
wiony Zoliwa.
Syn wskaza} ojcu stojacego
opodal.
- Tu sojusz zawarllsmy,
rzek}.
- Kt6z to? spyta} starry.
Chlopak powt6rzy} to, co
mu nieznajomy powiedzia},
ma twarzy Zoliwy odmalowa-
sic wielkie zajecie, ale ME
s}owa, tylko wpatrzy}
sic bystro W m}odego:
: Chodzciez, wym6wi} ma
reszcie.
I positive trzech, pocze-
Ii obchodzi6 ognisko; PREY
by} tlok i halas.
Naraz Zoliwa stanaf, jak
wryty, krew uderzy}a mu dol
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-17
ALLEN-WILSO

The marriage of Miss Sadie Mai Wilson and MT. Thomas Mial Allen, Jr., was solemnized at the First Presbyterian church on Tuesday, June 12 the Rev. H.. w. Film officiating. The church was decorated in palms and cut flowers. and as Loenghrins wedding march was played in an impressive manner the bridal party entered in the following order: First on the left came Miss Mai Hamilton of Jack son, Tenn, and opposite her was Mir. John w. Wood: next came Miss Carrie Allen of Tampa, Fla, and opposite her was Mr. Addison Jones, then on the left came Miss RCwena Allen and on her right was Mir. Edward T. Baird. Then came the maid of honor. Miss Ruth Wilson, sister of the bride, down the right isle, and on her left was Mir. Albert Phelps.
 The bride followed with her sister, Mrs. Charles B. Cross, matron of honor. They were met at the altar by the groom and his best man, MT. Jesse II. Shearer. After the impressive ring ceremony the entire bridal party came out the left isle to the strains of Tannheusers march.
 The bride was gowned in white chiffon over taffeta, elaborately trimmed with Irish point lace. Her veil was caught with real valley lilies. her flowers being a showed of roses and valley lilies. The matron and maid of honor both wore handsome gowns of white net over pom- padour silk, the former wearing white gloves and girdle. and the latter pink. They both carried white sweet peas. Tha bridesmaids wore white net over white taffeta, with pink ribbons and gloves, and carried the pink sweet peas tied with pink ribbons, the maid and matron of honor and the bridesmaids all wearing the half veils caught with sweet peas.
 Miss Wilson is a daughter of Mrs. Pres ton s. Wilson and her popularity is shown by the many gifts showered upon her. MT. Allen is the son of pr. T. M. Allen of Tampa, Fla, formerly of Birmingham. He holds responsible position in the su- perintendent's office of the Louisville and Nashville railroad Immediately after the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Allen left for an extended tour east. and on their return, after July 1, will be at home at $50 Tus- caloosa avenue West End. Mrs. Aliens going-away gown was of gray voil, with which she wore hat and gloves to match.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-17
AN INTERESTING WEDDING.

The marriage of greatest public inter est in the city occurring this week is that of Miss Alys Clair Vigo and Mir. William Irwin Grubb. which will take place to- morrow evening. very quietly and very simply. at the home of the brides mother 2015 Avenue G, South Highlands.
 MT. Grubb is recognized as one of the leading attorneys of the state. As rail- road lawyer he has no superior His standing in this community for years has been of the highest He Is everywhere regarded with absolute confidence and with respect and admiration.
 He is a graduate of Yale, and first entered the bar at Cincinnati, his home town, but his career has been identified with Birmingham. He Is a member of the prominent law firm of Tillman, Grubb. Bradley X Morrow
 His bride is one of the most interesting young women in this city. Her father was Spanish. and came to Mobile from Vigo, Spain. He died when his family was living in Tuscaloosa. Miss Alys Vigo was then a little girl attending school in the old Capitol Seminary there.
 When her mother moved to Brmlng-