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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17

Or. Steincr'S d f. 81,
Dem 81. Sabresberidt Der Gnod)
Yrott : Sreibibliotbef beipridt Der
gibliotbefar Or. Bernard s. Steiner
Die Notbwenoigfeit Ser idneIen sln-
nabme oes 100000 @eibenfes oes
Srn. gnorem Carnegie. gr 5eiet,
oaB Die 9eipiaigung fir bic 9i6lio.
tbef oieielbe geblieben lit, obtuobl lid)
bic 9epolferltng beinobe berooppelt
fat, bie S~teuerboiis Tim 100 Yro5ent
erbobt iinb Ser S(a6enin1alt ser
Staot ourcb ben Inner nod einmol
10 groB eetuoroen lit. gr befiirluor.
tet Defenders cine 8ergroberung bes
Soltptgeb1ltbes Der 9ibliotbef.
ginbrud q nj 6 Ii t q n-E | a c e.
Slut gebeimniBpoIle @eiie ipuroe
am 9onneritog Mbeno ein ginbrltd)
in Die @obnung oes @ritnbeigen-
tbllms Igerten War g. Sbanboii-
fer, Scr. 1719, gutom Elace, oeriibt,
unb Silberiaden I'M Wertbe poil
$500 g%eltoblen. Solpob[ Sr. Tball.
bouier ittib feline Santilie, ipte Die
O~ienitboten iparett aiisgegangett, uno
ocridafftcn lid oic 9iebc NIT einenl
Hadihliiiel Gingung in bas Saiis.
8ebeimpoli5iIt YtiIler 1T nit Mufnr-
beitung oes Sales betraitt porbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
StaOt Baltimore.
sOnnen.gInf. nnS 1lnteraana.
Nas @etter.

Sir MorpIano uno Sen 9iitrtft
Columbia bellte un0 Montog id0ncS
@etter, menig 8cr0noerung in Der
Gemperotur, Ieidte bis friihe @inoe.
@eItern betrug oie b0dite Tempe-
rotllr 50 8roo Mittogs, ipGbreno ser
nieOrigIte Recommendations % Or.
nm 7 llbr Worgen8 mar. Sn BEN
iibrigcn 9unoe8s@ ettcritotioncn MIR
0e sic foIgenoe MirimoI. Ecmpcrotur
perjeidnet; GoItport 20, Eortlono
"a, Bolton &c, albonp "a, Rcw.0orf
26, 8bilooeIpbio &c, gtIontic : Gitp
%, @oibington so, Norfolf 80, Char.
Iotte SO, @iIminoton 81 G6orlcIton
40, Soponnob So, SodIonpiQc 36,
Sllpitcr IS, 9ep.@cIt GO, Gtlontu 80,
Montgonerp 80, Nctp.O Orleans 46,
SoIeitine IA, 8oIoeItor 81, CORPUS
GbriIti IA, McmpbiS "A, Cincinnati
So, 9ittsburQ 80, S8mego 80, 9uf-
foIo 80, Gleoelonb 81, Gctroit 80, Nl-
peno 80, Morollette %, Green Ban
30, Gbicogo SO, Iulutb "a ct. Saul
80, ct. 2oltiS 3S, &oniaSsGitp SO,
Smobo 81, Sulron 80, 8iSmorf 80,
@iaiiton 26, Sabre %, Salt 2ofe
81, Genpcr 26, @ortb EIottc %, Cob
0e 26, Tmoriuo 36, Sos NngcIc$ 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17

Sam mitetner 2eftion s q.
George @. Moore, Der
Siano = Collector, lpeld)er, fuie be.
reits beridtet lpuroe, bon 8rou aoele
MiQer, Scr. 86S, @elt : 9oltimoreItr.,
bei6uloigt murbe, angebli6 einell
&uBangriff auf 2ettere gemodt 81
boben, puroe geItern Dem 8oli5eirid-
ter 2ober i'm ipeltli6enS totionsbol,S
porgefiibrt. ST.. Woore bebal1ptet.
nidt 9efiiBt 81 boben, nno oa Sralt
WtiQer feline 3eugen batte, oas @e'
gent6eil 81 bepeiien, 10 entlieB Der
&idter ben angeiduloigten na6oem
ct beiben Tbeilen cute 2ebren nit
ollf ben 8eg gegeben bate. Woore,
Der bel Sral WtiQer @elo colleftiren
polte, iebod angebli6 ni6tS erbielt,
be6oltptete, Sroil WiQer babe linn
por icinem @eggang aus ibrer Sob.
ming fem 2%ieblit9slieb poroeipielt.
Sron Wtiller iogte, Woore babe, ipdb-
reno er nit ibr geiproden ibr Sdnb-
den erfoBt, bos ie ibm iiberlaiien ia.
be, ga Tie ni6ts @oies geabnt ba6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17

Sin IdjOnes nnb niisIides 0efdjenf
fir IneebSrise lit intmer cine lebens.
srOhe photographic ober cine limit
leriid nollenbete gDpie zines alien
giloes In Grobon, 0aTerfarbe, Del
ooer Yaitcll. Die fdSniten Cabinet
bilSer MIR 81 pro Dntenb.
Sulins Sebbel, beutider Hbotograpb.
co., 321 WorS.0ah sStrate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
8cl6fenbnngen

na1 9eutidlanb "a Gents ple Rarf,
uah Seitrei6 20H Gents pro &rone.
Horto extra. Sdtffsfarten BON unb
nod 9er,tidlano. M~eiiepaiYe, 8ed.
iel, greoitbriefe unb aiislSnoiIdes
@elo. Sbeo, $. 0iener e &c., 217
OIt-9aItimore- StraBe. (303--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17

~ u u u Nv u v D VIZ
oeS Glltom Soltie, Gde bon 8olti.
more uno GlltaipltroBe, lit forn1eQ
eroffnet poroen. IS gibt penige SO
tells in ser Staot, meld]e cine Gbnlt6e
Ginri6tltng bnbelL lpie lie hoS @lltalu
Souie n1nmebr ieinen 8unoen bar.
bietet. Der Sonncn . GBiau( lit 81,
reft nit Dem Grill Noom" berbull.
Den, no Ole Speiien 3ubereitet mcr-
ben, uuo ieoer @otg miro oo6er
.friid BON Der GueQe" |ierpirt. 9ie
IuSltottnug OeS GBioaleS madt ben
Iufentbalt ooielbit beionoerS Min
ifenSmertb. 41eS lit atf Die Sc
qltemlihfeit Ser 81itc bere6net.
Ole 8~enernl Gonferen5
Der biidofl. metbooiitiiden STRIDE
miro I'M Sabre 1908 in Baltimore
itattfinoen. Sic Nodlrid,t lief bon
Dem 5uIt0nbigen Gomite eilL lpeldeS
in ieiner letter. Situ1g in Nelp.Dorf
bieien 9eidluB faBte. Die Gonferen5
miro cine poQe @od)e oaltern un6
miro III Der often @ltnmItraBel1.&ir-
DIE o~6gebalterL pel6e 5u 6ieier 3eit
ibr tOO-iobriges Sltbil1rm feiert.
Bon alien Sbetlen oes 2oltbes lper-
ben Die W~etbooilten 5uiommenitr0-
men uno luidtige @eid0fte iollen sur
Grlebigllng fomnlen. 3oB Baltimore
Die nGd)ite Gonferen5itoot iein miro,
lit boltpti1dli6 Dem bieiigen Gomitc
5i p%eroanfen, oaS an Ser ~eriuG6nten
Siblng Sbeil nobm, 0ieies Gontitc
lit 5ltiammengeiebt aus oen SS. S.
y. Sngrom 9. $, Carroll, Summer.
fielo 9oloipin, s. g. 0ulonep, ben
Gaitoren @iIbltr i, Sberibor, S. s.
Settle uno Gbas. 9ololuin.
Gle GntGiillun0 Scr . il
tie BON Srn. Senrp Soune.
BORN SGeilbabcrS mo Grinders
Der 6irnla 9enrD Soilneborn & So,
luelde in Dem flelteu @bcGnOc Ger
6irnto an Erott-, Tocn- ul0 Sing
ltroBe HufiteQltng fonb, miro morgen
Nofmittog onlGBlid) 0cS 81. @e.
bl%lrtstagcs oeS Srn. Sonneborn cnt-
,biiat. Sr. Sigmuno 9. Souncborn
miro cine Nnlprade bolten, norullf
oas 8c6duoe elmer 9elidtigung llt-
ter5ogen miro. N6e168 iin0ct I'M
uSotcl Gennert" Gin @onfett Itott.
Sic ~B rogre.iiipc s nj y os
bemcnt q octotion" biclt
am 5rcitog N6cno cine Spe5ial-ger-
iammlung, I'm mebr SntereiIe fir bic
Nr6citen bes Gereins berpor5llrufen.
Solgenoc Serren bieltcn gniproden:
Somes $. Smitb, StraBeuourd)-
bruds.Gommiildr, Sefret0r GapiD
0ahrab bon Der nYorf Approod
Hrotectipc I~iIociotion," @. ". Gor-
Fer bonn observation-disclosures Gerido-
nerungs-@ erein" urb StootrotDsmits
glieo lllrih BON Der 10. 8orb.
8erm | B Ser omen Die
Holi5ei lit eriuht noroen, Nadfors
ibllngen nnd) benz 8er6leib Der fol-
genben 5tpei 8nobclt an5uitellen, tpel.
DIE bon ibren gltern permibt neroen:
Saul Giienberg bon Hr. 1920, SIt.
GrottItroBe, felt oem II. 5ebrllor Der.
miBt, 12 Sabre aft, 4 Sub 6 3oa
groB. 80 Yfuno idtuer, ounfles Sadr
unb Gugen, @eIiht bat Sonneniprol'
len, trilg ounfle 9leioung, &nieboien,
ROTH utlo idipar5en ySmeater" unb
bunfelblaue Wiise. Gbas. q. 0il-
liants, @olbroot, ieit Dem Is. ,6ebrllor
pernliBt, IA Sabre alt, 5 SUB 6 3on
groB, 100 Bfiiilb Idiper, rotbes Saor,
blaie augetL rG. u. 49," ouf bent
linfen arnt tatoipirt, triig oiinflen
Rod, oifnflen lteber5icber, CORDUROY
Soien urh cine lhnor5e9Riibe. Wabr-
id)einlid lit er nab @uibington ge-
gangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
Mar MeiIiert,
9cntidJcr Tbutogrnpb,
409-411 Norb.UaD.S trake,
gpebtal.p ffrrte!

SpthuI'L0EIWI
Rur flr eihc tnr8e 9ett.
0 feinfte GnbiftetfBortrdits iiro 1 lehenSgroBcs
1ortraii init feinem ysdbnten fiir $500.
Weaufdrer 1reis $t5. 20.
Bite. atten Gle auf meine ~gioreile:
War ~yieiiert. i09-411, Nprb.Wan'e trane.
(Ee51t,lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
Snrnucrrin nNNpruGrts."

IasfcnbnQ, Sonncritag, Den 2t.
Sebruar 1907, in Der Sale. ScdJS
Gin5el.I unS 6 8ruppcnprciIc.
(4S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17

Die Sare muB bis sum If. WfGr5
1907 be3ablt iein, bon meldem Gage
cine Strofe bon 4 Yro5ent b~it3uges
fiigt miro. 9ie 3oblungen in Den
letten Wenaten Darcn oerbGltnib.
mGBig gerinafiigig uno miro Stcllers
eirnebmer @iGioms Die i6lmigen
8obler olrd Ilnnoncen an ibreSflidt
crinner1l.
9er@ porou oer9ai.
Wopor Simon1tS mo6te geItern
cine Sabrt ollf Dem giSboot Pima.
polls" ro6 Dem Gbelter 8 Hioer, in
meldem cine In5o6l So6r5eltge eilt-
gcfrorcn tporen. Gr fe6rte &(6enos
nit Dem 9ootc nod Baltimore 3ll.
riif. Ser SefretGr Ser Sofenbebors
DC, Sames $. Srtpin begleitete Den
Wtopor ollf ieiner Sobrt.
Wtldnot6 in IuSii6t?
Nm Gicn5tag iperoeln @eil1nobeitss
GommiiiGr Or. 9oslep llno Or. Sui
ton BON Der StaotS g @ciuno6eitsbc.
borbe IN Sopion elmer Seriommlutg
Ser Wil6 . 8rpou5enten %beiipobncn,
pel6er cine groBe 8idtigfeit beige
meiicn miro. Die WilG5ufubr fir
Baltimore 1tebt ndnnlid olf bemiel-
ben Qltontllm in oieiem Sabre, mie
I'M Soriobre, u1o lit cine. Wildnotb
5t bcfiir6ten, faQs nidt redt5eitig
Sdritte getban iperoen, bos Mfolfe'
rcigcldGit fir ben Sorn1er profitobler
5lt modcn. Sorn1orbeitcr III Morp.
luno Iin0 fltopp ltn0 lit Der 4SrciS fir
&icbfiltter ilnt utgefdbr 40 Tro5ent
gcItiegen. Iie Milf = Yrobu5cnten
lperoen iua1rldeinlid cine Gr6obung
bon 1 Gent pro Gllort fir quite Wtl6
bcIflicBen, bod 1T nod niht 0ciagt,
mann bieic Yreiserboblulg in &roft
treten loQ. Sr. 9(ia 9. @or6ncr, BON
Der @orOner Wolferci, miro cil,en
Gortrog iibcr oic Mild5rfilbr 8olti-
morc'S in oieier Seriammlung bal.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
an GeriolgungSipo6n.

Ginen faltbliitigen Sel6Itmoro be-
9ing on Der Stebenion-2une, nabe
Sopion, So6n 9romble aus 9alti.
more, inoem er iid) NIT einem &epol-
Der cine augel in ben Nilno uno et-
ne Ourd's @er5 idoB. Nod gngo.
ben bon Srou SomnrO SrallciS fam
9romble pergangenen Mittluo6 nad)
ibrer @obnung uno ioete, Bob er oll-
Der Ir6eit Iet, leine SogiS-& e6nung
nidt 6e5oblt babe uno Die 8oli5ei
binter ibm fer iei, um i'm fir iedS
Wonote ein5lliperren. @eil CT Elm
Solbbruber ibrer Wlltter mar, erlalt6-
tie linn bic Srou, bel ibr 81 blei6e,.
@egen 1 llbr om 6reitag Nodnittog
borte Sroii Sroncis einen S6llB, uno
erld)reft lief lie nit ibren ainoern
nod benz Sinterbofe, no6in i6r oli6
9romble folgte, Der einelt Hepolper
in ser Sono bielt. sic Bot i'm sic
@offc neg 5l legelt, ober er gebord).
tc nidt, ionoern ridtete lid, ltroff ollf,
iuic cin Soloot, iebtc ben Hepolpcr
ouf bic 9riiIt ltnO %fellcrte o6. Tie
<gel brong in iein Ser5. Ni6ter
Scrbcrt utb 81. 81. s. Walienburg
bon Soulon mllrben 6enadlridtigt
lnlo cntifieben bolo, Dob ein Snqllclt
i%nnotbig lei, oo ser Salbitmoro oll-
geni6einlid mar, uno Or. Wtoilens
burg itc0te ben 5obtenidein oenent.
ipredeno aus. Ser SelbItmorber
ioQ 80 Sabre alt uno nit 10 Sabren
i'm n9ap-8iem-9(ipl" gepeicn fem.
nSednihe Seretn BON
Baltimore" = Tie balbmonot-
li6e Seriommlung Oes n3edniihen
SereinS BON Baltimore" leitete ge-
itern in ablpeienbeit bes ipegen
&ronfbeit IN ser 6omilie abmeien-
Den GrGiibenten Hidaro SanolaB
8icc-ErGlioent Sobn Wopberg, nab
reno Sefret1r Otto 9ott6er oos
8rotofoQ fii6rte. auBer einigen
Toutinc-8 eid6ften fpilrbe cine Mn-
fruge bes faiierlihen beutiden aon-
iulots, betreffenb tednilh.commer-
aieae 8crbdltniiie, beiproden II. Der
Scfretdr beouftragt, oieielbe gu be.
%anttporten. Sir Die fir oelt g.. april
geplante blimoriitiide gbeiio.llnter-
bultung tultrben als Gomite ernannt
Die $50. Gliguit 2oier, Tbeo. 3iper.
mann, Otto gDttfer, Sans BeiB II.
Serm. 8oees. Sir bic miIienihaftli-
DIE Situng i'm Mdr5 meloete ST. s.
$. &einiger einen 8ortras iiber We.
6erei uno Spinnerei an. Na1oenl
oerielbe Serr bann nod ben altfmerf.
lam 3uborcnben ourd) ~allerbano al.
gebraiide ii,b aritbntctiIde aniffc
betpieien batte, bos 2 NAL 2 flint III
i,no 3 eite geraOe 3abl, begaitn Die
6ioelitns, sic INNER bel oen beltid)e,
item oacr Gelitihen III oieiem 2adoe
nr9cniitbIid ilnb feudtfr6bIid) Der.
lief.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
Mnni5ipal NngclcgcnbcitcH.

M}orgen lit Der leBte Gag, an Welfem
ItGotii6e Sbli9otionen 81 81 &C.
fultft tperocn fonnen. Die
8ertberboburg8tore i'm 9runo.
0iItriftc muB bis gum II. @t0rj
be3Qblt merOen.
Morgcn lit Ser leBte Sag, an mel.
cbent bonn Sta6t = He9iItrotor Sooper
ItGotiIfc GbIigationen Der Gb5ugS'
&ana( = anleibe 81 81 gefoltit iper-
Den f0nnen llnO miiiien ole OieSbc'
5iigIi6en @ltftrdge bis Wontog, 3
llbr Na6mittogs, III Saroen OeS
Srn. Soopcr fem. @eltern tultroen
mieocr $4,000 perfouit, utO bat oa.
Oltrb Ser poptlGre Gerfouf 0ieier
Obligotioncn Die 60bc bon $738,3OO
errei6t. Die bon Der erltcn Wttllion
Der @llciDe nod iibrigen S261 200
Itcben anl Wtontag ltod) gum Der
faltf at 81, 1tnO peroen Die ltidt Der
f~ouften Sbli9otionen Dem &ilgungS.
SonO 3llgefiibrt neroert. 9a Die OBJ
l~igutionen pom /. Oftober an 3inIelt
trogen, 70 itellen iid oieiel6en NIT
oelt ongcloufenen 3inien filr AZ
Mpnotc MIR ollf so.
@ertb . bungStare NJ
grand 0iItrifte.
@is gcItern moren $445,836.S1 bon
Der @crtberb0bun9S Tore I'M
Brand 9iItrift im Stellcr . 9epor.
tement cinbe5oblt morocr. Die @e'
Iontmtbobc Dicier Care betr0gt ST..
t25,596.42, uno 5luar mic folgt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17

W." Ger nglrbeiter Wannerdor"
bat ieinen Masfenbaa nuf ben 18. Sc.
brliar feItseiebt. Sn Ser .Germania.
MGtnerd)or.Sulle" finoet Der Ball
itatt. 3ip0lf ~tpertbuolle Breiie font.
nlcn sur Yertbeilung, uno Der Git
tritt lit nlir % Gents. Was In iei.
hen ardften itcbt, tblit bas Strange.
ments- Gomite, I'M bos Set 81 cincn
Ser anaencbmitcn ser GarncpalsSu i.
ion al niadcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
Sentfdles Welb

,i perfaufen. 1880 Gents pro Marf
ODER 4.2O Marf fir einen Dollar.
8ediel un6 greoitbriefe aif ole
Std6te guropa's. @elbIenoungen,
SAiifsfarten, @etiepdiie lnb aiisIdn.
biides @elb. Sbco. S. 9ieuer & &c.,
217 SIt-@ Baltimore traBe. (303-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17

Seine 9iir9i6oft ernen.
ert. - Soiepb %. @infler, welfer
ongeiduloigt lit, %ongeblib bon elmer
6irnto in Seriep Gitp $4,000 in s(f-
tien uno $40 9aar outrd foliAe gor'
ipiegelltngen erlangt 81 baben, CT.
l~leltertc gcItern Dor Hihter @ronnon
ieine @iirgi6oft bon $4,000 bis 81 ei-
mem om %. Sebrlar ltattfinoenoen
ipeiterert 8erbor. Sn ser 3tpiiden.
5eit iperoen Sr. 8infler, lolpie feline
Nnfldger lire beld)tporenen Gilsiugelt
uno 9etueiie in bieier gn~gelegenbeit
Dem @eneralanlualt 9rpan inter.
breiter, alif belien 9erid)t bin Damn
@ouperneltr @orfieIb enti6eioen
miro, Oh 8infler nod Seriep . Gitp
nlsgeliefcrt lueroen foil ODER nidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-17
Gridlof fidl Dor aller Nnacn.

Sobn 9ram6le aus Baltimore CT.
iGieBt iid in 8omion. 6rolt
6ronciS' 6omilie lit 3euge ser
S6redenstbot.- 9itt onideincnO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-21
FOR A NEW
 HIGH SCHOOL Recommendation That It
 Be Built. TO INCLUDE MANUAL TRAINING Board of Education Suggests Build
 ing Be Erected. Proposed Structure at Scott and Me- Donough Streets Would Accom- modate Glasses and Equipment
 of Both Boys and Girls.

At the regular monthly meeting last night the Board of Education of Mont gomery renewed its recommendation to the City Council to erect new high school building.
 The movement for such a building was inaugurated more than year ago. the city having purchased lot at the corner of Scott and South McDonough Streets. which was intended as site for the proposed High school
 The plan of the Board is to have the new building accommodate the classes of both the girls and boys in the high school grades, but this. it is said, does not necessarily mean a mingling of the sexes It Is contemplated to util- ize the same equipment and laborato- ries for the boys and girls.
 The Board also recommends that the new building contain rooms and equip ment for manual training.
 With the new building erected and in commission, it is then proposed to con- vert the present Girls High School, corner of Lawrence and High Streets, into a grammar school in order to take care of the overflow of elementary pu- pils in the existing grammar school.
 The Board also recomme nded repairs and improvements in the different school buildings of the city.
 There was partial election of teach CTS for the next scholastic year, but the Board withheld the names until the election is completed at the meet ing in June.
 The members of the body present were: B. J. Baldwin, President George w. Jones and Judge A. D. Sayre.
 The recommendations will be for mally submitted to the City Council at fits next regular meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-21
AmuSen1entS

"Fra DiavslO" Scores Success at Casino
 In no other production in which they have appeared this season thus far have the members of the Olympia Opera Company appeared to such individual advantage as in Fra Diavolo,' which was presented at the Electric Park Casino last night
 The undeniabIe merit of the company is meeting with greater recognition with each new offering and in the opera sung last night they scored a signal success before the largest audience that has been in the Casino since the season of opera began.
 Fra Diavolo" is an opera which has stood the test of time and is as popu- lar now as in the days of the long ago. Ever tuneful. with many opportunities for solos, and ensembles, the opera of- fers every one a chance. It need only be added that the members of the com pany accepted all the opportunities of- fered and sang the many tuneful num- bers with grace and understanding.
 Louis La yal1s, as Fra piavolo, was in excellent voice, and his rendition or the goodnight song in the chamber scene and other solos was particularly pleasing. The Roberto of Belle Dale, the Zerlina of Lucille de Val the Lady Alcash of Theresa Barker. and the work of MT. Adde and Mir. Alexander as Beppo and Giacimo all reached a high standard of merit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-21
NEWS OF wETUMPKA.
ChHdren's Day at the Methodist

Children's Day at the Methodist
 Church.
 Wetumpka. May 20-(special 1.-The Children's Day exercises at the Metho- dist Church were largely attended Sum- uay. After several interesting reci- tations and some excellent singing on the part of the little folks, class of twenty was received into the church.
 Ten or the young people received the rite of baptism, the other ten having been christened in infancy. Rev. J. II, James rendered the service very sol- emn and impressive. Hr. James stated that to the faithfulness of the Sunday school superintendent and teachers was due the conversion of those twenty per sons.
 Hon. W. L. Lancaster has been Sum day school superintendent over a dozen years.
 Mir. and Mrs B. L. Gaddis, Jr., and c. G. McMorris have returned from the Bankers Convention in Birming- ham.
 c. H. McMorris, who has been teach Ing in the Gadsden public schools, re- turned to his home this afternoon.
 Misses Ruth Gamble and Willie Moore, who have been attending school at Bristol, Va, are expected home next week. Miss Do1lie Moore of West We tumpka will go to attend commence ment and accompany them homeward
 Misses Mary Robison and Jennie Dean Buyck are expected Thursday after noon from Belmont College. Nashville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-21
INSTITUTE CLOSES
INTERESTING EXERCISES ARE
 HELD IN SELMA.
pr. Smith of Davidson College Ad- dresses the Class of Graduates Prize Drill On Campus
 Draws Crowd,

Selma. May 20.-Specia1.) )---Selma awoke today to the full realization that 1t has become college town, | The commencement exercises of the l Selma Military Institute, formerly the Presbyterian High School, has been at- tracting the attention of the people generally today. and large crowds have been present morning. afternoon and l tonight.
 The contest for the declaimers' medal which took place at the court house this morning, was judged by l Schwartz, J. c. Converse and A. l.. Mcleod. Eight young men made their bows for the first time before an audi ence.
 This afternoon on the campus in the rear of the school building, Dallas l Countys old court house building, the prize drill between Company A and Company B, took place, the first named under command of Captain Staggers being declared victorious by Capt. B. R. Howard and Lieutenant Joe Long of l the Abbott Rifles The drill for the best drilled individual cadet was won by Cadet Ernest Preston of Company B.
 With sponsors and maids of honor gaily attired in the class colors, and with the campus filled to overhowing with friends, the military feature of the commencement was all that could be desired.
 Tonight at the Court House the grad uation exroises occurred. Misses Ma mic Russell, Katherine Witherspoon and Robert Grayson being awarded diplomas.
 The address to the graduates was made by Rev, Henry Lewis Smith, LL. D., Prsident of Davidsons College, and was a most eloquent and learned discourse.
 In arriving at the winner of the medal for dAclamation the committee had the greatest difficulty in deciding between Ely Eagle and Joseph Bibb. Both showed remarkable talent in or- atory but the committee awarded the trophy to Cadet Ely Eagle.
 The medal for the best Bible scholar was awarded to Cadet Burwell of Ram say. Ala
 The medal and the award of diplomas as well as the address of Dr. Smith took place before an audience that overflowed the Court House
 Accepts GraysOn Resignation.
 The City Council at a called meeting held this afternoon accepted the re- signation of Councilman Grayson from the First Ward, and called an election for Monday, July 1, to fill the vacancy.
 The City Executive Committee will meet in day or two to order a pri- mary election which will likely be held on Monday. June a.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-21
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QAPP'S OXFORDS

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