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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-08-30
.Jlir IL ..sg 80.
NOTICE HlUR. Pc 81. Is.e5N

NOTICE. FOR Pr B- IgATIlN.
Department. Of tile nlues,in Land
1ff1ce at gFg0Essan. MinnesBua
July II. 1856
Notice. Isl hef-ei5ys given that. tile ff1i-
laWingg-aamea satEIIeI has fled NOTICE
OF MS Intention TO make final proof
IN support Of his claim. and that;
said proof viii be made before Peter
H. Holm JudgRs Of Probate Court afs
Marshall County, AilnnesaIa. AT Var
ran. Miiln.. On sepI 4, 1905, viz.
Maria Lavisa Johnson. Re. e. No. 2IlaI.
s for the nwlla4E, sac r. twp LOT N.
h III W. He names the following
witnesses to prove his CONTINUOUS
residencea upon and cultivation of
said land. viz:
Ed sommers. OF Warren. Mimi.
Andrew Ruu.. OF Radium.. Minn.
Ole Marud., OF Warren. Mimi.
DANES. Erlcksnn,, of Warren. Mimi.
R.. J., Montague. Regisaer.
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August liz.
August L.,
FOR HEARING ON
PETITION FOR 4DMINISTRA-

L tuIuSi LII.
NOTATION FOR HEARING ON
/ PETITION FOR ADMINISTERS
/ TION.
Estate OF Albert Hier
State OF Minnesota, county eff Mar
shall in Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate of
Albert Hlef Decedent..
1 The State Of Minnesota Las Dore-
thea Hier and all persons Interested
in the granting OF administration Of
THE estate OF said decedenB: The
peLlLlGn of DoreIl,ea HER having
neen} ale1! III This court, representing
b1lah- AlEern Hler,, then d resident of
the County Of MARSHALL, State of
MINNESOTA, died inuesLaue On the
9th 0ag OF January IaU5:: and prauing
C11au Letters Of administration of his
estate be granted To William Dapifei:
ana. the court having liked the time
anu place for hearing said petition:
LnerefGre-, yau,, and each of you., ara
hereby cited and required to- show
cause II any you have: before this
CURT at the Probate Court Rooms
M Glle Court House,. in the CITY OF
Warren in the County Of Marshall
State OF minnesota, On the 10 day Of
september I906. at = O'Clock P, NJ,
why said peblIion should not be
g1anued.
/ Witness, the Judge Of said Court.
and the Seal OF said Court. this It'll,
day OF August 1905.
Peter H, Holm,
tCouru eeai1~ Probate Judg8
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Killed hy Pitci1ed EaiI.

Allentown, Pa, Aug. 2S.-Death
came tTagicallE Tuesday to CASPIAN
Mnsseinazl., 10 years DID,. a student at
Leiligtl university MllsHaimana spent
his vacation playing as catcher for the
Catasaugua baseball team Two thou
sand peonies attended, Tuesdays game
with the Phillinsi3urg nine. At Mus
seinanis turn at hat in the fourth inn
ing he was stuck over the heart, by
a terrific insiout Mlsseilnanl started
to- run but fell unconscious SIX feet eff
first base. After a, few gasps he ex
pirad
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-08-30
Rise IN VALUE s. STICKS
Prices GO u7 WIN FusLIc BE
GINS TO 1as6LE
Dur's HevieW Records am Average Ad.
vance OF 81 per Share ON the
New York Exchange.

New York. Aug. 25.-R G.. Dun e
Co.'S Weekly Review on Trade, says.
4 Wall street provided the only I'M.
pnrraaI development In the business
situation during the past week, prices
OF securities rising within an average
OF Two dollars per share OF the high
record established last January, while
the general public became Interested
to- an extent that lifted money rates
ZOE all periods To the legal maximum.
. Trade reports Indicate wholesome
activity, with NO evidence Of reactinn
even those Industries that are OF me-
cessiry quiet at this season. contribute
ING To- the general confidence by re-
ports OF large orders in ssgdt-
!. AS the vacation season draws to an
end there is d general resumption OF
IDLE machinery and. with the opening
OF many new furnaces, all records CT
iron production will be surpassed in
the fall. Yet steel mills will reul:ra
all the material that can be furnished.
This IS typical OF the situation in all
leading branches Of industry.
JunDlug- Iali E2ue IS. opening brisk
", 362 buyers registering IN the New
York market alone in a single day.
Owing to a few exceptionally large
undertakings last year in this city, the
total value OF all building permits is
sued in July was slightly smaller than
a year ago., hut outside OF New York
there was heavy increase
Crops are now almost beyond dam.
ger, and their movement Isl becoming,
a difficult traffic probiem. Railway
earnings in August show an. average
gain OF 1915 per cent over last year
figures, while fnreigl commerce at
this port for the last week provided
gains CT s2,275. 692 in imports and 81
445, al in exports as compared with
1908.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-08-30
STUDYING FARMING INV AMERICA
South African Agent, Will Report on
Agricultural Conditions.

Washington. Aug. 233.-Willialn Mac
Donald, a representative OF the ag7i-
cultural department OF the TransvaaI
South Africa, called on Acting Score
Jarv Hays, Of the agricultural DEPART
lenL, Wednesday,
Mr. Macdonald is travelling through
his country studying agricultural
and methods. He will
spend several weeks in the Jnited
States.
He will submit to- his government
an elaborate report OF his operations
With recommendations as may be sug=
gesIed by the. agricultural conditions
OF AIuerica
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Aug % 80 Sept, g..

Aug-. - 5U- Sept d..
CITATION FOR HEARING ON
EHIITI0N FOR ADMINlSTRA-
TION.
Estate OF Christine Gudmandson.
Deceased:
State Of minnesota, County Of Mar
SHALL. In Probate. Court.
In the matter Of the Estate of
Christine Gudmandson. Decedenu.
The State Of minnesota tot Herman
GuGmandsan.. Nailies K Haraldsan.
Lewis, e., Gudlnandsan.. Carolina
kllnn.. George Gudmandsan. Clara
T.. Haugan. Edward Galdrnandson.
Henry GuGmanGsan. Emma Gudlnand-
son., anu AL persans Interested in the
graIulng OF administration Of the
estate CT said decedenG:: The petit
Clon Of Nellie K. HaralGson having
Deen lieu Id This, court representing
that. Christine Gudrnandsan., then a
RESIDENT CT the County Of Winneisagn..
sGale OF Iowa. died inUesuaues On the
18th day OF July, 1861 and praVing
ullan leUlefs OF administration OF her
estate be granted To Lewis H. GuG-
manuson. aof Ambny. Ninnesnta:, and
the court having fiXed the time and
place Tor hearing said pebibinns:
Therefore. Tau. and Each of You.
are hereby cited and. required to
show cause, il any you have. before
this court AT the Probate Court
rooms inA-ulle City CT Warren. in the
County OF Marshall. State Of Mime
sofa. en- the IaL1l day Of Sepuenher.
la66. at ten o'clock d. NJ, why said
petition should uGu be granted.
Witness. the Judge Of said Court.
and the Seal Of. saiti Court. this list
Gay OF August, 1906
] Court Seal Peter H. Holm
Julius j.. 0lsan.. Probate Judge.
ATTORNEY for Peuiticner.,
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.A.ug :A-SeDI.. 3D..

CITATION FOR HEARING ON,
PETITION FOR DETERMINA-
I TION OF DESCENT OF LANDS.
EsUabes Of Emma O.. Ivessrai. de-
ceased
/ State. OF Minnesota, County Of Mar
shall in Probate Court.
/ In The Natter OF the Estate of
Emma O.. Tvefshpi. DecHGenb:
/ The State Of Minnesota To Signe
o. IVe1SLoi,, julia Johnson. Anna. o.
TYersHai.. BetsaE O.. Ive1su0i.. Ole o..
Iyersbai.. in; Oscar T. TpeIsaal and
TIda A. TVersIai. and. all persons
Interested IN the determination CT
/ the descent Of the real estate Of said
decedenG; The pebiuinnl OF signe @.
/ TveTsUai,. having been fled IN this
COURT. representing that said dece-
dent died more than live wears prior
to- the fling thereof. leaving certain
real estate in! said pehiulon described.
and that Gwill OF decedenh has been
proved nor administration Of estate
gTanIed in this state, and Drawing
5Lilan the descent Of said real estate
be determined by this COURT:
Thefefare You and Eacil of You,
are hereby cited and! required ito
show CAUSE. III any you have. before
this COURT at the Probate Cnurn Room
i'm the City Of Warren in the County
of Marshall State OF Minnesaua.. an
the 22nd day OF September. 1905 at
ten oiclaeK A.. NJ, why said pehitlnn
should not be- granted.
1 Witness the Judge of said court.
and the seal thereof, this 24Iin day
eft AuguSI. 1905:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-08-30
OHIO Is AFTER Two.cENT FAEE
Board Invites Passenger osf7ciaiss to
Confer on Eeducsd Rate.

Columbus. o.. Aug. 25.-The, Ohio
railroad commission will take M the
question Of applying the Uwo-eenU fare
law 70 Interstate traffic on Chin roads
at once.
The commission has called a con-
ference OF the passenger officials Of
Ohio railroads 10 be held in this ciTy
August 80, when an effort will be
made To secure an amicables adjust
menU OF the controversy
Failing in this the commission will
dle formal complaint with the inter-
state commerce commission.
The Ohio railroads NOW base all in.
tarstaCe rates On the cid rate OF islrae
cents a mile
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-08-30
July 81. senr.-s
VOL NO ICE. MORT gEAGE FORE
CLOsT RE ~ # n


gL0sJ1 RE SALE
SouIce IS hereby eivar1 that de-
T al ! 9 4 been ma e IN THE canu5-
Il ,.t 81 oI mar1agag executed IN
Sets = Noe and Anne e. Moe. ms
VIE e - nar1gagnEs. To Z. S. Ellsworth
! anu sIL II h Jones' morrgagees. dated
november pa u. 1901 and recnaueH IN
me Oh aIfice at the RegisIar of Deeds Of
-fa1s $ County, Minnesota on De-
cefnIer u 1904. at 4 o'clock p. VI. in
aaoK 3. OF mGrugages On pare IaO
aiiHrehI-e ollaE the amount claimed ia
ne Que on the said mortgages al, this
a.datles and Tor taxes paid bV the said
lnaTI4age Is One hundred six and go
Lou dollars That the premises des-
cr,neu hV the said mortgage ami
.sa1naIeu IN MARSHALL CounGY Mimi
esaLa 10 Wit the West Half of the
Norh1n Vest quarter CT saeninn Va
IhirfRen and the NorIfn Half of Tip
Sarua Easb quarter OF section -Four
Eeen ali IH uaWnslllp No. One humid
red and nfIE i've N. Of Range Forty
one W. CT 9TH 2. NJ. THAI nv
lc1ue OF the power of sale contain
ed IN saul mortgage and pursuant of
bl1e shaGuue In such case made and
provided said mortgage will be for
closed by the sale Of the said prem-
lses, au public vendue To the highest
nlddelfor cash by the Sheriff OF Mar
snail county, Minnesota at the 'front.'
door OF uheacouru house in the CITY of
Marren IN said caunIE and state en-
hlle lutll dayNof September A. D.. 1905:
aolnof clock IN the forencon. to satisfy
the amount then due on the said
mortgage to geIher with the COSTS of
SUCH sale and SD attorneys fees as
stipulated IN said mortgage.
T. s., Ellsworth and T.. E.. Jones'.
Mortgages
Attorney for Marugageas..
Thief River Fails, Mimi.
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July ~

State Of minnesota. County OF Mar
shall s.
In the District Court. I4Eils Judicial
District.
Martin Jacobson ODE, Plaintiff.
vs.
Andrew l.. Hilnle. A.. T.. Hinle., Fl.
C., HjeriGidl and c. B., Hjerleid,, his
wife. N, J.. NLeckreml@ and Caroline
L0ckreln., his wife,. DEPENDENTS.
SUMMONS
The State OF minnesota to--tle above
named Defendants:
You, and each Of You. are herebv
summoned and required to answer
the complaint Of the piaintiff in the
above entitled acuiGn. which COM
paint has been fled in the office OF
The Clerk OF the said District Court.
at the City Of Warren. Marshall
County, ami State Of minnesota. ana
To serve COPY OF your answer to the
said complaint upon the subscriber
al his office in the City Of Warren
Marshall C0unHV,. minnesota. Within
twenty Gays after the sarvice, OF this
summons upon YGu., exclusive OF the
day OF such service; and ii. Yeu fail
to answer the said. complaint Within
the time aforesaid, the piainuiff in
this achion2 will apply to- the court
ter the reiIef demanded in said COM
paint. ungether with piainuisff s COSTS
and disbursements herein.
Dated at WARREN. MINNESOTA. this
25tll day Of July. A.. D.. 1906.
Julius J. Olson.
/. Plaintiffs Attorney
Warran. Minnesota.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-08-30
G1DaH REIoLTIs
Gl|NIa,c gTlEHcTH
G6VEHNMENT TO SEND 10000 MN
To FIGHT REBELS IN piMAa
EEL aiO.
Volunteers Are offered Two DntIsr1
Cay to Encourage Enlistment in
the. Federal Arrny That Isl To sub
due the Revolution.

Havana, Aug. 24.-The revolution fs
spreading With such amazing energy
that President Palma and his govern.
menI ara ON the verge OF Panic.
Ii was decided To raise and ea1ip
rnrce ct 10000 men to fight the raa.
els. The men will be paid two, dollars
a day III order To ENCOURAGE enlist
menTa
Ii was decided also to procure a
supply OF machine guns from the
United States and engage trained
American gunners to- work them.
A special volunteer force Isl being
organized to defend Havana from AT;
tack
In Pinar del Rio province 1000 in,
surgeuTs are under arms.
In Santa Clara province large hanfs
OF rebeas5 are marching, gaining
strength daily
Inconnrmed rumnrs are in circuIa-
ton that several hundred insurrec-
unnlsts have taken the field In the
province of Santiago.
Shirmishes are reported from MANY
!,
MatanZass and Pinar del Rio.
Idol of Negroes Killed,
The death. OF the famous negro rebel
Cen Quentin Bandera, hailed as a
blow 10 the revolution. seems 70 have
been serious blow 70 the govern.
menL Bandra was the idol of the
Cuban negroes and his death has In
damed them with anger
The government decided TO send
5,00n men to Pinac Del Rio, in hope
OF saving that city and province. Two
hundred and fifty arlllerymen LETT
here for that place.
Col. Pine Guerra, with 5000 men, is
waiting for the arrival Of more insur-
gent troops befora attacking Pinar
del Rio. Two thousand more rebels
are marching to join him
With Pinar del Rio in his possession
Guerra declares he will march with
his entire force to attack Havana
Il is believed Guerra will blow I'D
the railway bridges and tear up the
tracks between here and Pinar del
Rio To prevent the government reen-
forcements from reaching the latter
place.
The insurgents. led by Col Pine
Guerra. captured the towu OF San
Juan de Martinez
San Juan de Martinez is an iInpur-
tan1 town in Finar del Rio province,
and is the western terminus OF the
railroad. The rebels already hold the
tGw1 OF San Luis. ten miles vast CT
the city CT Finar del Rio.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-08-30
LAPS MAY PROTECT RoAcHEEs
Consul to Ee Sent 70 Eribilcff Islands
To Investigates Recent. Killing.

London. aug. 24.-Thes Daily Teie-
graphs Toxic correspondent says that
the Japanese consul at Vancouver
having reported that II is impossible
1GT him 10 obtain d satisfactory O.
nil report OF the killing. OF the lap
anese poachers5 by Americans in the
AleuUan islands. the Japanese gov
eminent has decided 10 carry out
its own investigation Of the affair
and may send a consul 10 the Prihi-
Loft islands. 4
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-08-30
Want. i Central American Republic.

san. Salvador. AIlg, - CnionisE
party has beEu 0reza nlzad here To work
in. favor Of the formation OF a Central
American republic, I'd include all the
Central. American republics as now
constituted A central committee has
heen aiectaf To- further the aims CT
tine new party a number OF promi-
nenU Central americans. are included
in its membership
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-08-30
Eaif1 Saves Corn Gran.

St Joseph. Nc. aug. 24.-Eeavy
rains Thursday brake a drought that
was doing considerable damage To
eurn and laTe3 fruit. Railroads aud
bridges we're washed out in many
places and buildings in process OF
erection were damaged. Part CT a
wall OF the new Auditorium tell IN,
enIailiug much damage.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-08-30
Train Eunss Into Staues Coach.

Los Angeles, CAL Aug, 2244.s-e1nes ler-.
SON was killed and four others we're
more or less severely injured in the
running down Of a mountain resort
stage at Azslsai by a Santa Fe limited
passenger train
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-08-30
The Warren MiIIinQ Co.

Every Will acknowledge mill in
but actual help the
local mill grlds bury into flour
At the mill prerr1on good
grades Of milling wheat and this way buyers OF
advance their prices mill II
cannot be denied that the elevator
do like live that aggressive in it's
They the element
competition, and i'll the Of thew
strike back by shipping flour detr1ert
of the Observation-Disclosures You who Your
the elevator stop and think
the mill Of benefit to you? Try imagine what the
condition would be lnpatrotc YOU
Why the mill WOULD simply forced business
Of customers. would have to accent
the the elevator your and YOU
WOULD also have whatever they ON the
Every pound ground have to be ship-
ped in and would the both These
reasonable and understood YOU
Marshall you certainly should Warren
Hour made wheat
possible The flour made the good
be made out of good wheat to home
industries and bury flour made home BY
WARREN MILLING CO
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-08-30
4Haystefy S0{1etT.

How TO keep eff periodic attack
nilionsness and habitllaI consul
PATTON was d mystery that DR.,
Kings New Life Pills solved. for
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-08-30

me- writes John n. Pleasant, fo
Magnolia. Ind. The only pills that
are guarantaedta l give perfect safis-
factiiun to- everybody on money re-
funded Only 2c at 81. f..
Whitney drug store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-08-30

CITATION FOR HEARING ON
PETITION FOR ADMINISTR.A-
TT0N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-28
NATIONAL RED CROSS
FUNDS SENT TO JAPAN-DIs-
TRIcr BRANCH TO MEET.

The American National Red Cross made
another remittance of 5000 today through
the State Department to the Japanese Req
Cross for the relief Of the famine sufferers
making in all $4,000 which has been sent
through the American Red Cross to the
Japanese Red Cross for the relief of the
famine districts of Japan
The District of Columbia branch of the
Red Cross wifi hold meeting at Belasco
Theater on Friday. March 80. at 4:3O pm,
which will be public. The purpose OF this
meeting s to acQuaint the public more fully
with the purpose and work Of the Red Cross
at home and abroad.
The meeting will be presided over by Com
missioner II. B. F. Mcfarland. The speak
ers will be William II. Taft, Secretary OF
War; David A. DeArmond, NJ. c.; Simon
Wolf. Miss Mabel T. Boardman, Col. Valery
Hazard, assistant surgeon general U. 8.
army and late medical military attache with
Russian army. and whose subject will be
Russian Red Cross Qllustrated); Capt.
Charles Lynch, assistant surgeon Z. s.
army general staff. late medical military
attache with Japanese army in Manchuria,
the subject being Japanese Red Cross (il-
lustrated).
Persons who are interested in the Red
Cross and desire to attend this meeting
can apply for admission cards at the Red
Cross office, room S25 Colorado building,
18th and G streets, city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-28
GAELIC LEAGUE WORK.
Parish Glasses to Be Opened for In
struction in the Language.

Progress in the work of the Gaelic League
is shown by the intention to extend the work
carried on under Prof. Flynn at Carroll In
sttute every Tuesday and Friday evening
by the opening of parish classes.
The John McHale branch of the league
cured the services of Prof. Flynn, a native
of western ireland, who is the instructor in
the Gaelic language. 1t is announced that
any local parish signifying its readiness to
take up the study of Gaelic by the organi-
cation OF class of at least dozen, and the
securing of a school hall for the purpose,
will be provided with competent instruct
or. who will hold classes from to o'clock
Sunday nights.
DIR. Douglas Hyde the noted Irish nation
alist, who will be in this city early in May,
and who will lecture the growth of the
Gaelic movement. is the main incentive to
the extra efforts for proficiency among local
students of Gaelic. The address of welcome
to DR.. Hyde will be delivered by Prof. Flynn
Other prominent Irishmen interested in the
Gaelic movement are Edmund Murphy Will
liam Burnel and Martin Cady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-28
"The Little Gray Lady. !"

Next week at the Columbia Theater
Maurice Campbell's production of Charming
Pollock's delightful comedy OF Washington
life. The Little Gray Lady" win be seen
with the original cast. including Dorothy
Donnelly and Julia Dean. The play comes
to Washington almost directly from its pro-
tracted and successful run at the Garrick
and Majestic Theaters In New York where
1t was accredited as one of the positive
artistic successes of the season.
1.-THE Little Gray Lady is unique both
in the matter of its theme, It's atmosphere,
the evolution of it's story and it's general
form of Characterization. Mr. Pollock
himself a Washingtonian-has chosen for
the simple characters of his comedy a Co
terie of government clerks. most of whom
are employed in the redemption division of
the Treasury Department. and throughout
the progress of his story he adheres posi-
lively to his atmosphere and never OBJ
trudes the slightest intimation Of official
dom. One of the particular features of the
performance in New York was Dorothy
Donnellys Interpretation of Ruth Jordan.
a shrewd, catty. shallow sort of girl, whose
cheap coquetry for time alienates Carlisle
from his better instincts and his friendship
for Anna Gray. Miss Donnelly still re-
mains in the cast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-28
"His Last Dollar

Stair & Nicolai will present the third
edition of their popular attraction, an
American racing play entitled His Last
Dollar" at the Academy, for one week,
commencing next Monday evening. David
Higgins will be seen IN the leading role
supported by Eleanor Montell. The heroine
of the drama Is a young Kentucky girl, who
has brought her horse east to compete IN
the great Futurity race, the winning or
which means the continued prosperity of
her family and practically the saving OF
the life of her old father. A complete and
fine scenic production is promised. Natl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-28
Woman's Interden ominational Union.

The members of the Woman's Interde-
nominational Union held their sixth an
nual meeting yesterday at the First Con-
gregational Church After devotional exer-
cises, the reading Of the minutes of the last
meeting and the reports of the work of the
year, Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis delivered
an address on the doings. of Congress, the
Smoot investigation committee the Weber
bill and the excise board bill. Miss Bah
cock told of trip through India and de-
liyered u message from Ramabai, as fol-
lows:
Tell the people of America that 1 do not
want them to give to me, but to give their
love and help to one another. There is
but one God and one Saviour, and one way
to be saved. Let us work as one for the
kingdom of our Lord and His Christ -
Also the words of the Presbyterian mis-
sionary: Tell the people not what we are
doing but what Christ, for love of India
has done for His own"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-28
Recital Tomorrow.

The program to be given tomorrow after
noon at the Congressional Library will be
by Miss Marie Angela Howe pianist. and
Mr. w. F. Christian, baritone. who will
present the following program: LIE Prin-
temps" Sinding; Vert Gulant." Chaminade.
Miss Howe; ta) Drink to Me Only With
Thine Eyes" Old English; (b) Little Boy
Blue" Nevin; (c) What Pity is Akin TO-"
Gottschalk, Mr.. Christian; (a) 'Papillon."
lbl "Printemps" (c} Jour de Noce'
Grieg; "Liebestraum. Liszt, Miss Howe;
ta) THE Publican" Van de Water; (b)
viii o the Wisp, Cherry, Mr.. Christian,
and Valse and Allegro de Concert. Chopin,
Miss Howe