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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-01

Music luncheon, delightful pro
gram and striking decorations made the
observance of Washington s birthday
by Brattleboro chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution, a notewor.
thy occasion. The meeting was held
in the Brooks House Friday afternoon
and was attended by about rs mem
bers and guests. The dining hall was
decorated handsomely with flags and
potted' plants, conspicuous among the
decorations being a large flag which
formerly foated over the capitol at
Washing ton. This flag was draped at
the folding doors between the dining
room and the parlor. 1t is the property
of Mrs. w. F. Root and was sent to
her from Washington by her father,
Gen. G. H. Bond. The program opened
with a reception to the members, the
receiving committee being Mrs. Fred
erick I. Swift, Miss Susan E. Clark,
Mrs. Clarence L. Stickney, Mrs, Laura
NJ. Plantz of Putney, Mrs. l.. X. Fuller
and Mrs. Frank W. Weeks. This fea-
ture was followed by luncheon, de-
licious refreshments being served.
Leitsinger IS orchestra furnished music.
A brief, but comprehensive, history of
the chapter was given by the regent,
Mrs. Swift, and then followed some
entertaining toasts, four in number,
Miss Susan E. Clark presiding with
grace and dignity as toastmistress. The
toasts were: George Washington, Mrs.
Stickney; Our Ancestors, Mrs Fuller;
Woman, Mrs. Plantz; Our President,
Mrs. Weeks.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-18
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-p1onae @o'Oaen Ds'ps.n pp
J piele Dsanaer ~ gs'ra'gsn 'ps'l Oss's
As H''p' VAup s'''uS'
-at'sasltl'te uno saltq'ne W'rO
oas SspensiOuro'9pe aul osr Jan'eS'
'U'VH @ua -"
-5letB nno ole annennli'p'elieu
bee sebenf aepen oaEo 10 panO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-18
GIN bausmittsl eessly Ssu
SAnupfen

Sc eininher Elm Wtittel eegen cine
rpeitpsrbrsitete arnntbeit 1T, beFO
msbr Nusiibt bat &c. aud anseweu-
bet 81 weroen uub ruenn es gut if,
bementipreheno audi 81 niber.
8eim SHnupien merben Oaber Gin.
blniunaen, Ginntbmune ueribieDener
Dlittel, bic Dfters empiublen merbeu,
niemnls 9plismittel merOen tbnnen,
neil lie uiel gu umlaanlih in liner
AunenOnns limb. unD iinurcih tOn.
~truirte gppnrnte erit reht nidt. neil
fie 81 tbener fino. Gin einfnHes unb
b~spdbrtes 6ausmittel BET Stnnpieu
II bnaeaen bic nbenOlihe Glnfettuns
Der glaIe beim Sdtnfsneeben init III.
iHtitt, SammelstaIa, aanOltn uoer
iunTt rinem tbieriihen Sett. DnB
gini1mieren mus aaBerlih uob 10
nett mie mbaltd, dnd i'm Snnern
BET 9nIe aelhehen. lleber ons @es
i9t wirb als0anu elm leihtes 5sis
benioular0tuh ausaebreitet. Birts
fun 1T Oas Rtttel uar olnn. uenl
ea iOfort beim Seainn oss 5hnnp.
faaa oaosranhak nn,rh N Ono.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-18

gu Oeranitnlten plant 5ur 6eier bes
400, S%abrestases Der GutOeduno bes
Stiaen Oseans bura Balboa auO Der
Suaenbuns bes Banana Canals.
Die Organization bat elm 8apitat uDn
50, OOO, 900, Der llnternebmunsss
eeiit 1T psrabe5u beuunberusmarOis
-baben aber be Serrsn llnterneb.
mer nit ben WtDsGdteiteu elmer 5us
thnftisen GrbbebeusG ataItrUpbe ses
reduet?l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-18
Oauern0er ais Or,

0NdNhiNNNN 49, NJ
lei bnS 9enfmal, melteS ii1 Elm
Eihter errihtet 81 baben uermeinte.
Cine ipdtere BELT mtrD oaraber gu
rihten baben. @ir nber finb bee
Ginen iiter, bnB. menn Der 9lme
|ienes Nnnnes Iineit peraehen lit
nod Rluipnen fiH Der .oeiien St.
BernarbsIib lhs nit Dnntbarteit err
tnnern tuerOen, uelhe Der Wenihs
belt mebr nls 3Orte gum @rbe bin.
terlieBen. DaF Grbe isner nuF bgr
eansen @rbenrunbe peprieIenen 81.
Observation-Disclosures, welhs eenau
nod Der 8Dridrtft iener wetiea
0tDnGe nur aus ben beilfrdftipften
Bfnn;enidften nnO Dbne ieoe metal.
hibe, 6bsn0e Ober eerroe5n aiftiae
Seimihnna Snbereitet tuerOen Gie'
IL nnperaleinii@en 8ilen belIen IN
Glen 5dlIen uDn eeii1rter 8%erOnuunB,
oh oieIelbE erit burrp R0pfihmeraen,
llebelfsit, GuInOBen, BeriiOpfuna VI.
4. 10. nuaeSeiat lpirb ODER berelts az
epiper Mnttiateit, Rddenl1wdhg,
ShmiuDelanf1Len, Dbnmahten, -eh.
i6rnngen, @glbinht nnb meHerInh,
tlgen Nnihweluueen Den unlrielihs
en- Spmpt0men Der aefdbrlidlen See
bers unb WierenleiOen Gefnbrt bat.
Dleie munDeribdtigen Rilen, DeEhe
IInN - = - 1I
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-18
Aus Dem County.

miss. SObn unb Satob
54inOler buben hire Seiude bier
beenOet unO iinO pieoer nah 9,ssinsr
uitle pereia.
Bm. Sainbler bat ii4 naa
Dubuque, Soma bepeben mo- er Oas
8resbsterioniide 9beuIOsiide gem'
tunr briubt.
Sacub SOeih If bon oebron,
u. 3. 5urlfgetebrt mo- er be lesien
Is Ncnate ats shmieo tbatig mar.
@r MIRO in SOhn oeimes Sdmieoe,
gu Ban, Gteauug nebmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-18
81 a. IS freut uns be

SO anb a.. Gs ireut uns be-
ritten gu fbuuen bns bee @eiuno-
beitsSlnnuo Der @heleute Suhn
9ihneppler Tih esb.Fert bat.
9ie Spei iinaiten 8inoer uon
Charles &iemnun werben ais ernlt'
lich trant seIteloet.
Dor einem @aOnat surnf muir
be gemeIbst bob mir biS nnfupa'
Snnuar 9aubitot- ablieferuna hate
ioGten, bod boben mir Biz iest'nthl
netter uOn OieIer Sadie eeb6rt.
VI ar /. &i;eg Bran
ION Iiest AM 8beumatismus Oavule
Der.
German 8rnuie uerfnufte Ieb
te 8Ode elm Selpluu @iel iar S245.
Sas lunelle htnO Or UDeleut'
R D. ssismnn III liant, ossislbef
SObn, SUbn pom 5reO Shnen.
Il 81 ebub. 5oiepb 70. Rreici
fiarO per W 80, Gssember an Der
ShDino,ut, in SIter ron 81 sab.
rem. 81 nor aas SObasa aebarrl
unO HInterIas, ielne Sattia unO utel,
gsrUnnOts.
Bran gbarIes Ghtert rUeths al
Der YneMmOni lranl OornieOsrlns
III bsFes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-18

Wnsabl 2eute anueieub. Cine
@ranbiurp mas lit ben 9ermin nidt
%etnberuien wCroen neil iih feline Sc.
fnneenen in Der Sat,. ober Gneetlnp'
te eeaen 8areihait uuf freien Suse
befanoen petbe Der @ranbiurp iiber'
mieIen tpnren. 8ie Betitinrp mar
an1 nur in nnuDlltDmmener 9abt er-
iAiencn: mehrere einaeaaueene drSt'
lide 3eueuiFe beiheinioten aranf'
belt Der SOraeIabeuen, ma ia tuOb'
aud riGtie lein pirb Do ber @einnb
beitssuFanO i'm Guaemeinsn sur 3eii
piet "a wlnihen ibriB last.
llebrisens mar fir bic Setitiurt
au Il ear feline @ermenoung on Oh,
reuiaen DOrlieeenoen Sale BON
RiGter nbeeurtbeitt, Die Surp an
D,enItne mrrsep e~ntlniien ruarOe uni
fidb has @eri Ct Biz sum ndaiten 1eai
psrtnste.
0le erleOisteu Bale iunren bic
8lapen pom Rm. 0iaupin unb Gn,
Osre pepen RObsrt Wli,ler i. slnsere
ssasn aaa. Waeper u. NnOsre; eessi
Gasna NReper uub aabere nGs an
neutrality-suspicious. rem inatenO.
Die anDsren 8 5aH. BON nod roe
niperem SntersHe wurDsn naf Oel
nd9hen Gsri&tstermm Derinoben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-18

Sau EranriscO uia tint Sabre 1918
cine MISUNDERSTANDING OeranituIten
Gas YrOieit taud,te gum eriten Mnls
eteib ua9 benz Jeusr aui. 1T iebi
nber CUR @~epibbeit peiuOtDen. SINH.
sebn 9lrssr baden cine CORPORATION
ssbilbct. BET tie ben sadnsn sentiF,
Ocean GrppFhon Gpmponu Qsoeber
Ibabsn, Die cine risRGe .G0ir h 1878
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-18
d bieie.. @einh hlermlt nnh.

ih blele,. @eiuf hiernlt nab.
Sd b,a mt bee @sseuO bier iehr
aut sufrieneu nTb meiner 5amilie
seiaat es audJ. sd battle 70 aldcr
III aoru, bic i'd beinabe aaein bear.
peitete. meiu GrennO eOuts a,rpen
fcloer buli mir 10 Gage I'M SUM-,
uUrauf er aiming iein 2aub 81 pflliacn
unb er 100 Nfsr in 8eisen geiaet
hat. Nietne 70 WIDER aOrn braatea
mir 1900 8uIbel pOupn i'd nod sn'
aefdbr $50 Bai6el 81 iaOdea bab:.
Bon BEN geeiSea bstam if lesten
CONNER blps bic adiite, iA battle
NIT benz Gbmaten uthts 81 tbau;
De. grtras i'm eanSeh mar sos Silb
Sd babe i'm Ser6t 80 ader nit @et
Ssn einssidet, &c liett uat aas Oa mi
tets aergS Ressn batten.
GS bat midi iebr eefreut aIs leste'
5ommer 8 Sermunuer mid beiuA
ten: namlia aueuit, 5ris unO @'l
helm 6rlde Sum-, unO es 1T mir elm.
meitere 5reuOe 81 miiieu naB Ieetere
oleien tUmmenoen @,ars bier lein
oetaufte 6arm bssieben Uiro.
MA i'd i'm Serbit 1905 bier msin
I5arm tuufle tOnnte man nod aeuu
9ano su s25 ben Wider t%uuien, itt
tOItpt es uou $50 biz SEQ ben Ader
SD min bier lieber 8 Wider aorn BE-
nrbeiten ala einen Gder bel Serman
aul Der beitep 5nrm. bel 0ermun
mOute i1 nttt mebr farmern. duo
tuble idJ midi uiel beiier bier, sbenl
meine 9eute. Run uuuide ih ale
maineu nlten 6reuuOeH Elm elndlid
es nenes 5abr.
Soc 0e mn =.
(Nir haben i'm Dbieen ben 8ri
bes perm 6emmp unUrriirSt geo
ben; mir treueu uns oaB er i'm ne
en- Seinl ~eliOlpreit uno auirieben /
uaO wOuen nuf sueeben oas Jlar
luno better uuO uUriheibaiter 81 b
nrbeiten Ut ala bic 2dnoereien ia Oi
ier@eseno. 2O9 mad mehrereu So
rem rpirb Serr Semmp ~wubrnehm
oaB bic 8armerei bel 9ermann nu
ieine gDrlbeile uuO quite Seiteu b.
unb baB iein nbiauipes lrtbeiI ab
ieiu altes Ssim wDbI elm bisar
: ii6ereilt mar (oer Goitur).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-18

Dpsn8utas. Serb. glcs
itabersr Satis Circuit Glsri, tam
WOntap bier an. gr tpnr Hebrert
9uae in Ct. Souls mo- CT eine stpue
in einer Der betanuteheu SJab Yum.
plnisn anGetretsn bat.
Seurs 1nhbUts wel6er , Dlsi.
len pon oer StnOt pObnt. bate bas
Ralbear bsim 5utteri9neiOen ben
8eiperFneer bis sum Sweiten Slieb
Der linten Slno Su Uerliersn.
gburles 3inn bat bic Balter
Ribaroion 5arm bel Der aibertr
airde sstnuft. 81 bate ~ eri boz
mad 9egus gu sieben, bod ieine ia
Mile bate cine iOlde 8orliebe fiji,
Die aemObntr umeebune unb @ah,
barfanit, Oas man beialOB bier 81
bieiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-18

MI. 9 terttra, 6rau 90
pnrO eanOwebr III uuf Der arun'en
fife,
Charles OSerlrOm, pou Saline
GOunts, mar leste @Ute bier uni
taufts juuse Ohien.
Spbn Gilmore buut clue ueue
gdeuue
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-18

BIanb. 5Opn BOrliih uOn
@OOanHi N pOH gaebrnstd surhtas.
iebrt no e. als potsidrsr bei&dfnst
lrar. 81 mar 0nA i'm staate 6aIi.
EUruin.
Gran $. .. asttsIiamp, pom
NpiSMis Sps., V tss nm II Is
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-18

Dos Rrtispetidt trot am IiDniaa
snIaninlen, SOds pnrsn saiU'or ber
tpsuIpeu aaI benz @sri4tsiaIsaDer
Dsrasi4hsIsn 1aGA nar sins asEin0s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-18
s.smann, mo-. snlies ssn y. ,5an.
Gfsieusr tpes peiisr.
8eaSnts.


GenHtpsG6ntt. @tehwdbtes Isrmtiis helul-
Gnana unD NDbsmbsr. eIfattansgttiH . -
hbrbe an /. Wgpltng in upriI
a~tEtutfsG on ri. Menkln1bint 2efnitns pc
eiHnsn an 2 Weniag btr DlDnatt JaHanr. War
nnb GfDuinttF.
WtbbafTsWpHrt. M~tptlndtiet 3uriHs BE-
qinnsn ON 4 W,pnina lei Nsrheif hthunat
Qqut, anfuif nnb N0pgnbtr,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-18

-0rate. Souls auiberSeiOs
uub Satin eDn Diaubu ruuren bier
81 Seiuh.
@m. shneiber BON 9otumis
Sas., 1T bier bel ieinem gOuiinI
oenrg Brandt 81 8eiuA.
@m 9OeOtmun, BON &utsOun
bat lsste BOhe ieineu SruOer Gbas
gOeOtmann, bnbier, ieinen 5abres
beiuh abaeitattet.
Die Gbeleute 9eurp >. wiepe
baden aus ct. 2Ouis cine @aiie al
aiuOesfatt anpenOmmeu.
glusnIt Smith 1T out 8 Sag
mad ct. 2puis sereiit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-18

shweiier Brnu 8. . ROenig behalf'
nh 81 iein bic 8rantsa IN Der 5amis
lie 8 slerer su pilssen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-18


-S a d. Gilbert 3uesmau itebt
lest bel Ssnrp gaulte in 2Irbeit.
Gownrb 2enbnrO BON 6reeOOm
uuO Sri. Emma 9Oblmann BON bier
muroen I'M oeim Der Srauteltern
Ssrrn unO 6rnu 6ris Boblmanu am
10 Sauuur Ourf BaitOr Sartmetiter
ebetih aetrnut.
SRI. Slnnu aueHtr 1T nod
Granada, 8aHias, sereiit.
SObn 5ieieImuu mar Iebte
8uae 5iemti9 irunt.
gbus Bubble uno ieiu 8rnbeI
Sbpin Don 9birO gaeeI tuursn @aOn'
tas bier in Seihdften.
gbriIt SauepertOetter BON Mlt
Sterling mar AM Sumfua bier un
cine 5ubre @ebl Su bOlen.
gbm. 2anbwebr Don SIT
Sterling mar bier aui Oen Siebbant
el.
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-R o. e b uo D. Das lhlehte
Better bat bier nles sam StiatanS
pebraat. Die 2bousrOe Sruben Fnr
inEotos Der unpuHirbnren &eae ee-
I1lOHsn pbslsit zine lsbbdIte Rad,
irnse fur Oieies BrCOntt lnpIi1 ein'
l1nih
Der iunpf SinnpOOO ooit Ron
Charlotte 1T nab St. sous seGnns,
en-.
&ittpe Cbn GIsici IT lett ben
80 0eSeRber eriOIatsn 3ODes three
@atien ihiimm trant aeUeien, bob
Jet etwns befIsr.
Hs6rer 8. 3. Gnb.T music
westn RrnnIbeii fine 5Gule cine
@Ode lasp i&Iisbsn.
eRAie. echn BON osnrp aine,
subsp " lsbr Frnui, psssIsinsF
SDbI ppllorsipa. pOnpiIbtr ) Brai,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-18

81 uscUnaOe E. 0err 8m
Slater, welher bier ~ 8eluh mar
it uieOsr mad ieinem Setm SunOal
ia. 5us. aereiit.
8rt. RuIuiue gturte BON AlOr
lion mar 6reitaa bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-18

- a b. Gilbert Naesmuu Itebt
lest bel Ssnrp gaulte in srbeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-18

@ir bsbnuern ben Sob eines
Der 3wiuin9sfinoer Elm au6blein,
Der @beleute Gunrab &abenan be.
rihten 81 mullen. 8nGelbe itorb
IA 8. Snnuar. Der aleine mar
uibesu beftdnois lett ieiner @cbnrt
trant seueien. Gas saueItrbst
elf.eut iid aaten %obtislns.
5rl, Gora Mur,in unb 5rou
@sun 5leli9er Daren Cleniius IN
JtOrrIiOn,
Su's innite Sod eeihmieOe
uuroen am 8 Slnpur i'm onuie be-
5rnuteltern perr uno 5rlu Sobr
oelmine, Jrl. ellie 9Uuruiile uni
oermarn Burger. Ole SDhseit ma,
cine OsrJaisteAHaire an pelae uiel,
5renuOe unb 2nhbarn Oes 5rnuI
pnnres tbell nnbmea. 9as jung
Tanr III beitens Ino uUrtbeilbnft bic
betaunt, nnb miro bier wobnsu, uni
hat Ole beIten BiniAe aler nui bel
2ebensnee.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20

word of bitterness uttered in his pres
ence to go unchecked.
From the close of the war TO his
death all his great powers were de-
voted to two great objects: The recon-
ciiation Of his countrymen with one
another and with fitting the youth of
tine south for the duty of lofty and
broad-minded citizenship.
such Is the career that you gather
to honor and | hope you will take
advantage Of the hundredth annivcr-
sarN OF General Lees birthday ap-
pcaling to our people in every section
of this country to commemorate his
life and deeds by the establishment
at some great representative educa-
tional institution of the south of a
permanent memorial that will serve
the youth Of the coming years as he
i'm the closing years of his life served
those who SO gorcly needed what he
50 freely gave.
Sincerely yours,
"THEODOBE ROOSEVELT
Speeches were made by Senator Ber.
~ of Arkansas, Justice David Brewer
Of the United States supreme court and
Representative John SHARP Williams of
Mississippi.
The annual ceremonies of presenting
crosses of honor to Confederate vet
Grams of distinguished military record
then took place
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20

to win the sympathy of the heart and
history Crowns OF roses fade-crowns
of thorns endure"
We rejoice in a reunited country.
where one flag typifes beauty and
strength of the American republic, the
brightest star i'm the galaxy of nations.
The south loves that flag with all of its
strength. its power and devotion. We
say: "Raise high that flag, let southern
breezes kiss it, let southern skies re-
fleet it. Southern patriots will love it,
southern sons will defend it and south
ern heroes will die for it, and as it's
folds unfurl beneath the heavens, let
our voices unite and swell the loud in
vocation. Flag of our Union, wave on
and wave forever. oh, flag, whenever
thy silken folds are kissed by the
breezes at home or abroad. flag of our
country, flag of our reunited country,
flag of our forefathers, our flag, wave
on and wave forever over free and
united people.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
THINKS HE RENTS THE DOG
Man in Police Court Thought He Went
With the House, but He
Doesn't

ROCHESTER,, Jan. 19.-An excuse,
original and unique, was offered to
Police Justice Chadsey this morning
for the non-registration of a dog, He
has heard great many plausible and
improbable, and has a we'll defined
method Of meeting them. But this one
was poser.
1t was offered by George Selfert OF
Vetter street. There was an injured
expression on his face when he listened
to the charge and he could hardly wait
till it was finished.
mot guilty" he quickly replied. II
rented that dog"
Rented the dog" exclaimed the
judge in surprise.
"Yes. rented it," reiterated Selfert II
rented the house and the dog came with
the house"
Plainly the judge was feazed, He
gazed helplessly at the prosecutor, who
was too astonished to reply to1 mo-
ment. There is nothing in the law
about a man who rents dog paying
a license
"But he-he-he--" stammered the
prosecutor.
"Oh, yes, harbored it, didn't hep
filled out the judge.
"A rented dog Is harbored dog and
harbored dogs must be registered, said
the Judge. turning TO Selfert. Pay
fine of So.
1t was Selfert's turn to be amazed
His excuse, he felt, was good one He
began TO demonstrate but was edged to-
ward the clerks desk. and before he
recovered his composure his 81 were on
the desk and Doorman John Dean was
Whispering in his ear as he led him out
of the room;
You will have 10 pay 81 for tag"
-Four dollars for rented dog!' cried
Selfert: but the remainder of his pro-
test was lost behind a closing door.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
AMERICAN SOLDIERS MAY
BECOME TEA DRINKERS
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Jan, l9.-Tea will
replace coffee in the army subsistence
If the recommendation of Col. Vallery
Harvard, assistant surgeon i'm the
United States army, be adopted.
This is the result of his observations
while with the Russian army in Man
churia. 1t is the practice of the Eng
lish, Russian and japanese armies.
Col, HaYard found tea superior to cof-
fee because 1t is easier to transport,
preserve and prepare and can be drunk
without any disagreeable after effects.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Worked to Restore Peace

"All the time by word and deed he
was striving for the restoration of real
peace of real harmony, never uttering
a word of bitterness or allowing a
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Editorial and
Society Section

hcucy. y. r.. Behymer. Nathan Cole,
U. j. Ross clark, Niles Ecase, O. L.
Johnson r.. r.. CraudalL
May Have a Message
Democrats particularly are looking
forward with a great deal of pleasure
to tn" banquet, which will be held
tuesday evening at Lev S. bv reason
Of the anticipation that Mr. Bryan's
speech viii be i'm the nature of q mes.
sage to the Democrats not only Of Los
Angeles but Of the entire country, and
that 1t will be the Keynote for the DEM
ocratic campaign to be conducted next
year.
Mr. Bryan has given no intimaton,
so far as is known, that it is his inten-
tiOn to deliver such an address, but this
is the general expectation.
Arrangements for the banquet have
been i'm the hands Of Eugene Germain.
president of the Democratic club, and
they are complete with the exception
Of the appointment of a reception COM
mittee for the banquet, an6 this will be
named tomorrow
Hon. John w Mitchell has been se-
Iccted as toastmdster, and among those
who have been invited to be present
and make brief speeches are Hon.
James y, Phclau former mayor of San
Francisco, and Hon Theodore A. Bell
Democratic candidate for governor in
the late campaign.
Restricted as to Time
with the exception of the address
which the guest of the evening will
make. all the speeches will be restricted
to five minutes, and it is the declared
intention of the committee having this
part Of the affair in charge to strictly
adhere to the rule, in order that Mr..
Bryan will not be embarrassed by lack
of time in which to deliver such an adj
dress as he has planned
Ticke.j to the banquet, which have
been r"s tricted to So, have been going
fast, and it is expected that the supply
Wilr be- exhausted within the next day
or two
Many requests for plates have come
in from surrounding cities, and delega-
tions will be present from Pasadena,
Long Beach. Riverside, Santa Barbara,
San Bernardino and San Diego.
Many leading Democrats of Los An
geles will be disappointed i'm not being
able to attend the banquet, owing to
the fact that they were under the i'm
preston that it was an invitation affair
and that it would be necessary for them
to receive an invitation before applying
| for a ticket. AS a result, it is eX
pected that the supply of tickets will
| become exhausted before the misappre-
| hension is corrected.
Reception Committee Named
1t is expected that the public recep-
| ton to be rendered Mr.. Bryan by the
chamber of commerce at noon Wednes-
/ day, January 80, will be one of the most
| notable affairs of the kind ever held
under the auspices of that institution.
One hundred and thirty members of
! the chamber have been named as the
reception committee, and the list, which
is as follows, probably is more repre-
sentative of the Industrial and profess
sional life of Los Angeles than that Sc
lected for any previous occasion iR
which the chamber of commerce has
| heen interested:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20
Reception Committee Named

, l. b. Dockweiler.
ID. G. McGarvin.
Frank NJ. Coulter.
A. w. Kinney.
Geo. Elliott.
j. w. Eddy.
Charles Formau.
r. IL. Heron.
w. Fl. Doty.
Joseph II. Call.
DR.. j. w. True
worthy.
a. Niemeyer.
A. l.. Stetson.
Chas. II. Toll.
E. z. Clark.
r.. n. Bulla.
H. Hazard.
VIM. Workman.
d. A. Warner.
IL. u. Osborne.
j. A. Foshay.
John H. Norton.
E. l.. Blanchard.
NJ. Il. Whitaker.
c. c. Allen.
II. G. Archer.
r. w. Bailey.
s. W. Barton.
l.. Blankenhorn.
l.. BLY,.
l.. l.. Bowen.
NJ. A. Bronson.
w. l. Hollingsworth.
DR.. j. w. Chambers.
\. w. Cleaver.
Fl. G. Dean.
NJ. n. Eskey.
j. d. Mercereau.
VIM. Niles.
w. r. Burke.
Robert McGarvin.
j. NJ. Elliott.
w. r. Rowland.
Maurice Hellman.
N. Bonfllio.
Walter Lindley.
Wesley Clark.
Victor Ponet.
S. B. Lewis.
c. d. Willard.
NJ. l.. Germain.
Marco Holman.
Frank Simpson.
l.. c. Gates.
r. p. Bryan.
w. C. Kerckhoff,
Fred w. Flint.
Phineas Newmark.
The border vidette., 1907-06-01
Last Payment Made.

Mark Wanless, for many years buyer of customs ores at Hermosillo, Sonora, for the Fl Paso shelter, now manager of the Asua Prieta Mining Company, owning good producing mines in So- nora. has been in town several days for the purpose of making the final pigment of S2O.OOO on the mining property purchased for his company from Messrs Emilio Gonzalez and R Duran, who are represented by P. Sandovai x Company, Of Nogales, Sonora.
 Manager Wanless says the property which he has been exploring and de- veloping, continues to improve in value as development work progresses, and much high grade ore is being mined and blocked out for treatment as soon as the big plant built by the Arizona-Sonora Manufacturing Com pany of Nogales, can he hauled to the property and installed. The work of installation, as we'll as the develop nent of the mine, is being done under the personal supervision of Manager Wanless whose practical experience covers period of many years.
 The new property purchased by the company. of which F. O. Havener, of Parkersburg, West Va, is president, greatly enhances the holdings of the company, and stockholders are to be congratulated upon their good fortune. E. l.. Griswold, chief deputy collector of U. customs at this port, is secre- tary of the company.