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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

a luncheon next Wednesday for Mrs,
&. S. Williamson.
Mrs. E. BOnnemOrt gives a dinner and
theatar party next Monday evening 70
witness The Bonnie srier Bush"
Mr.. and Mrs D. C.. Dunbar enter
tanned few friends informally at
their apartment IN the Kensington Flas
on Thursday their function being
dinner
The Misses Dorothy and Phyllis
pW5er entertained Informally at
their home on Thursday might.
ON Monday MI and Mrs. C. II. sDon-
fer celebrated their golden wedding In
d large gathering at their home.
MIR, ana Mrs. George Barnes are at
home at No, IL Wayne Ave-, on Third
South street between First and Second
West Mrs Barnes viii be AT home 20
hcr friends on Wednesdays,
Mr.. ana Mrs. u. d Thompson en-
tcrtainpd Mr. Joseph ShechNn OF tho
"MudHmc Butt -rlly company n Diff
ner on Wednesday.
Mrs. }. ]. Broughal entertained the
Utopia club on we.d1ssdaN
,,- ras,r ~ r,,,i.r ,,,s at Lor,o
,,.,,,,s a., l,, Al, ,I,'.,sI,,. .S,eyno,u
49, u 81, n..,. o,,, q, rrho.iar
,., i. ,i. .,,,est ,.se
r.r'y on luesaay nlSh' nls Eles Pc
Jrasle Anderson ana MI Lo"'s fee'9'
, ,r-,-. ...,,,-s,.,, .,.... ,,og.,,s
AZ q deliFhtful bride lea M Ia7'5 ", Z
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
So0G!IALgss
NGa5:eG1A77

ma NJ the most delightful nfairs Of
No yeet, Mas the musicale given on
frSnvs6sv ofterpOon by Mrs. l.. q. NIL.
~. ec,, Miss Edna RatIev. a program NJ
rh,iC. vocal nnd lnsTllmcntai seleu-
ti"ns ,eine sfysn and a large number
her19, nrnsen7 Tbc rooms were baautl-
anu decorated. the parlcrs in pink tu-
iins ana rarnatIons the library IN red
,oyrstiors And the dining room n scl-
low GagfodiIs an1 tulips. The hal had
Saint,. ferrs nnd pottcd plants making
!. nirfure Of tbe rooms. MICS Jessie AM
ddrson served punch. Humid painted
nroerarns we're given as souvenirs ana
5he Following sslec1sons gtvCu With
Miss 1udith Evans as accomppnist;
"serenata,N Braga; "AndQntlno.u he
mare MISS Allen, violin; Mrs TuiSle,
nnrp. Professor schcttler. cello ''sill
WE de Nacht I" Bohne: Songs Of Ara
brH CYay, IAN Through she Night
Welsh Folk Song. Mr., Brlnesi slave
song. Teresa del Rfego. "liills q Skies
fumTr;" Thomas. harp solo, Mrs Tut
lie; (a) Spring Song, % "Ih Az
English. Miss Bailey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

An interesting wedding took place on
Tuesday az the home of MIR. and Mrs.
AlOn2O Young. In celebration OF the
marriage OF their daughter ArlelIa and
Raphael $ Olsen. the ceremony having
been performed In the temple during
the day The rooms We're bright With
flowers and a large number OF friends
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

The Monday Night club was pleas
antly entertained by Nh and Mrs,
j. Fred Odel this week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

handembroiderod French ba-
and embroidery set in above the and-ebroaerc blouse
rd band
oem
tache
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

We've been planning for weeks 60
make this suit sale one OF the best
ever seen In the city at $3.50
Women who admire dlstinctiveness in
dress wiEl be deli GIFTED with these
spring styles.
They are made in dozens of styles
OF Fancy Elton Jacket models, all the
Jackets lined with satin or silk, skirts
are in combination box and cluster
pleats and various other plated styles
The fabrics are this season's choicest
kinds, such as all wool French Pana-
mas. Novelty mixtures, mixed panamaS
stripes, checks and paids- All shades.
III you are looking for a nobby suit
al small price do not fail 10 attend
this great sale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

Mr. and Mrs Emmett Moore will
soon be III their new home on Flew
enth East street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

Mrs c. w. Shores and her little
daughter have returned from Caiffor-
mia, where they have spent the past
few months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

Mr. and Mrs. F. {, Kelsey and fam
ily viii leave the latter part of next
week for Portland, Or, where they
VIII make their future home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

Mrs. J. r. Bradley. who has spent
the past year abroad, has returned
and is again at home at the Fifth East
hotel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

DIR and Mrs d. l.. Walker OF Pro-
vo have been visiting Mr.. Nj. B. Whit
meg,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

~ After Monday next Judge and Mrs
Ihphlas marl9neaux will be at HON,
TO their friends at 10 f. street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

Mrs. /. A Morrison will be here
shortly from Richheld TO visit her
mother. Mrs. George W, Snow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

Miss Julia Cullen, who has been at
tending Wellesley for the past year,
will spend the caster vacation with
seiends IN Pennsylvania.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

Mrs, Lloyd Atkinson of Kansas City.
who has been the guest for some weeks
OF Mrs. Hoyt. left this week for her
home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

Mrs Memie G Murphy of Denver
Is the guest of Mrs. Joseph Brown.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Scirat6S 2iccnscn.

Solgen6e SciratbS,S icen5en lullr'
0en geitern bonn Glerf ocS Common
YleoS.@ erihtS ollSgeitcIt:
Sarrp 4. BAL, %, mo ameIia
GGnigtboI. - Sabre nlt; &icen3 &C.
bolt BON Si0muuo Hoicnblatt Ger.
1883, Wiount GopoI 9tue.
9iop &. 6riScl, %, mo Nelie ".
2op6er, 81 Sabre oft; 2icen5 gebolt
bon GmomueI Souer5, gtr. 1866, g.
GorcnitroBc,
@orru Z, arouic. 81, mo 6liiab.
@orHer0iug, 20 Sabre oIt; &iccu5
QcboIt Don Sobn Sto0rlmeicr, Nr.
tt0i, 0It GuGerltroBc.
&cnrp SuG %, un0 Bertha Splod,
IS Sabre alt; 2iceni aeboIt BON &o'
bert u. Sou, gtr. 1916, SitsDlonu.
mcutitrabe.
Mforior 6. 2DrIt, 30. un0 Sonnob
y, Gong 26 Sabre oft; 2icen3 geboIt
BON Worion e. 2pnrs @oibington,
2. &.
Gbrobon 2iufotpib, 2G. m6 9oii.
fine NlilIcr, 90 Sabre alt; &iccn5 &c.
bolt bon oSoc" 9rolpn. Nr. 1iii,
@ouabitroEe.
SioucD &. NDbltrg, 26, mo Scns
ricttO &. 9nupbcimcr, % Sabre alt;
2iccn5 QeboIt bon SiorcD g. 9tpburg,
9tr. 60, Union GruIt @cbGuoc.
Hobcrt e. 8icc. 30, mto aittic 9ii.
icubouQb, % Sabre oft; 2icell5 &C.
bolt bon Nobcrt Is. Siicc, Gr. 1929,
y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
&Srocl Worl6ob9tn, %. unO 9eiiic
9ipnid, % Sabre oft; Qiceil5 gcboIt
bon &ulillS $. 2ipnid, Or. t6, SIt.
0orfitrobc,
EbiIipp $. GobGctt. 81, uno Alnli.
rn y. @,tdJinion is Sabre alt; 81
Gems gcboIt bon FbiIipp VI. go0gctt,
ar. 33, ScuricttoitroBc.
6ronf z. GQiS, 90, uno Gmma q.
GnNIcr, 81 Sabre oft; 2icen3 gebolt
non Nornon Z. u. Mtunocr, Nr.
2335, 2in6c1. Iucnuc.
@enjomiu @crrp, 81. uno 8uliie. .
%. GouiS, 81 SATIRE oft; 2iccnjvN
bolt bon Charles Hidter, Or, 2i9,
Siio.GutowitroBc.
Charles g. @ofcr. %, ms MarD
9. 0%onncnboucr, 81 Sabre oft; 81.
ccr5 gcboIt BON Charles 6. 9ofer,
9r. 1900, GIcnocninItrobe.
Gltgenc Is. @eDren6, %. uno Der
tbo Seiut, Is Sabre oft; 2icers ge-
bolt bon q. II. @ebreno, Nr. 1431,
WtcGullobltroBc,
Charles @. @eber, 10. mo Gpo
@orrnnG, Is Sabre oft; 2iccus gebolt
BON @Siaiom @cbcr, Gar. AS, Noro.
Eottcrion.Yorf Nue,
Stcp6cn e. 6rcc5e. 81, uu6 Nrnie
airdncr, 90 Sabre oft; 2icen5 9ebolt
BON EbomoS 3. Srcc3c, Nr. 100, Gol'
pbiritrobc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09

YrGiioentin, 1rou &ortlc6, utr6 Ser
FrotofoQiiibrrng Scr Setret0rin,
6rou Gotb. @roiie(, 5u ieiner iGbrIi'
6en Notwithstanding. Die Erd-
li0Crtin benofrihti0te Die Srnucn,
Oob III 6cr om Iebten GonnerItoG &C.
bultCncn &criuumlmg 0cS &orlton'
6c& Sra,l 8ortlc6 mo Srou 9rGicl
ocnt &or1tonGe 0eS y&orluurtS" eis
nen Gbed BON 700 Collars ais bos
Gciultat 6cS ont T0nfiogungstoge
u|6ac6altcrcn g(ltIternioltpCrS iibcrs
rCid)t bGttcn, scr nit groben 2ollf
bon Oen Srrren ongenomTen NOR
ocn ici, mo bie ii6rige Sunne BON
$50 fiir hoS &iuOericIt on Mcibnod'
ten ucripcr6ct mltroc. So& eontitc
muroe BON ser YrGIibertin NUT Gonf
entloIier. Gin ncrcS MitgIieO mltr.
sc olfgenpmmen mo beihloiien, onl
q. Sanltor cine oGudre3Yartp" ob.
5uboltct. Sic 9omer peripro6en
9lQc, oaS oeutife G6cater om A. So.
mar 5t beiud]en. Sic @camtentpobl
murOc bis 5e6ruor peridobcn.
ia Gunrtett.
Club"
Sn ser gcitrigcn SinaIhulOe OcS
,8ernlaniu 0Alortett Clubs" III
Serrn 9llg. 6. @ogener'S @ole, 9tr.
t1G, Noro.E nco-S troBe, mur0e inter
2citung OcS 0%irigcuteu &roi. q. SEA-
roll$ iIeibig Neilbt. &n ser Sc.
iHGit&iibmrg murocn GfnluOungcll
pom yMcbger @%cion1oereit" ulo
.Gonitatter &oIf$fcitpercin" nnGes
tontmcn. Gle AbrcHnuug bon ser
@ei6rmNtSieier cr9ob Elm giinitigcS
Gteiultat.
D@a0i DER 6raucnocr eilt."
Nu ser Notwithstanding OeS
o@roii6cn 6ronenoercinS, "lueldc &c
tern 9lben0 in Sdeubcrg'S &olle,
ode @rott- uno 8opiou StroBe, TAFT
imt0, mllr0c 6oi6Ioiieb an Scr 0elt-
len I6cotcrpprlteQrnB an n0dNten
Mcnta0 in Gorpore tbciljlnebmen,
etenio mllroe Ser GeidhlB aciobt an
orn IuItcrnioupcr Scr 0elttld)cn
0rcicinigtcit8 Stride tbcil5uncbmcn,
Nls Mitglitoer mr0en Die 6raltelt
Maric Maper ut0 Nnna 9cnfert olt
g%etctninell. ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09

9iSbcrige Neomte 10 / @
Der crmdblt. n Sn Der i16rli.
den Gireftoren : G%eriommlung oes
v6enialc ,&ouie Of Teiuge" ipurcet
bic alten 0enmten mieber ermdDlt,
ndmIiG: 9rdiioent Sr. Gbomos %.
g%runoigc, Sice : Brdiioert Sr. s.
s. Gobme, Sefretar Or. q. 81.
gono, S6abmciiter Sr. @oworo 9.
Smens. 0ie 6S. Sobn 9. Bridges
uno @n. $. 2ptle miiroell als 3iref-
loren eripdblt, unb guar an Stellc
Der $50. &obert Garrett uno Snmes
&. Sngram, lpeld)e r~elignirten.
9ic 30 aumeilt 9or lc"
peranitaItete geltern gbenb fir i6rc
Wtitelieoer I'M yWarplanb : Sbeater"
cine Tbeaterpartie, oil peld)er gegel
300 9aumeiIter nit ibren Samilien
Gbeil nabmen. Sir Oieien 3med
par 'oas gauge Garfett unb einigc
Ser 2ogen belegt. Nod) Dem Sbea-
ter ipuroe Elm neutrality-suspicious. Soit-
per I'M Sotel aerndit cingenommell.
ST. afbert 3. alein mar @oriiter bes
Arrangements .Gomitc'S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09


GrpIoiion i'm 2 ubmop.-
SSnt MonmIod oes SllbmopipItcmS
an Ser gfc BON Golpcrt. mo Cara
to9oitrobc fonS 9citerr gbero cine
Grploiinn ourdJ @nS ooer Stidluft
itott. gficmouo muroe perlebt.
Ger y6urrion Bermonen.
tc @ouocrcin" bon Ger. 1926, Dit
2erir1tonitrobc, bielt 9eIteru feline
SobrcSpCrinmmlung ur6 geomten'
nail ob. @ie @innobmcn iudbreno
6c& Sobre& bctrigcn $4,000, unb
mlr0c cine 9ioiberoe bon A Bro5ent
fir 6ic Icbtcn feds Wonnte erfl1rt
obcr iicben Grp5ent fir bas Sabr.
9tod) SIb5,tg oicier 3ibibenoen oer'
blcibt Gin Heierpe.8oro bon 1857
81. Solgcn0e geQmte piiroen fir
SOS So6r criuGbIt: 6. @oener, Bra.
iiOcnt; Sobn Tbien1, Sice.Eraiibent,
3. Wtiiiie, SefretGr, 2ouis 9eder,
Sd)otmeiitcr, s. e. @rigbt, 8aiii.
rcr, Sobr SanmiboI, Inpolt; 0iref"
torcn - s. 8. 9orflep, 81. Suerf,
Charles @. Sil6erg, guguit Sd, Geo.
8. @cper, Sobn Gil6r. 9. 9rettihnei.
bcr, 81. Neun unb Somes 9orfleD.
0es Weineios beibuI.
6igt.- Sas 8erbor 9egen Den He'
itollrotcur Totrid s. 9ing bon Rr.
800, @reenmount . Ipenlte, iueget
Sonntogsberfouis bon Spiritaoien,
meld)es om Montag begonnen NOR.
ben ipar, ipuroe geitern Dor Hidter
2ittig fortgeiest. Srou Wargaret
Solben, meld)e am Sonntog Dem
MitnbcsS ergeonten Mc@rotu ntlo To'
I%i5iiten Treenton uno ipGter i'm Stos
tionsboliIe geio9t baben ioa, oaB lie
orei 8loi6en Bier, ipelde IN ibrem
9eiib ~bciunoen murben, bon Sling &c.
fault bate, I'M Gerbor an1 Montag
ober ongob, Dab Tie oas Bier BON
ibrem al Someiuoob-Ipenue pobnel.
oen S6poger %mit9ebrad)t batte,
mllrbe bes Mseincibs beIduloigt nnO
fir ibren Bro5eb inter $1,000 @iirg.
i6oft entlaiien. 9ieielbe 9iirgidaft
muBte Sling iteIlen, nelder pegen
Sonntagsperfoiifs Dem @eridtsper.
fobren i"iberpieien ipuroe.
@1Ite beS 8oupernenrs.
= adtb. Hidorb Sa5Ieton, Weitglieo
oes britiIhen Tarlanuentes, unb Die
$50. Gatrid Mortin unb Wid). 8eo.
Ding BON Baltimore, Mitglieber Ser
pereinigten iriiben 2iga, tpeld)e OH
Montag 4berb @Gite bes @oltper.
neiirs @arfielO in snttopolis tuaren
utto bos Staats : &apitoI un6 Die
Dlotten : gfaoemtie beiiftigtert, be.
iidtieten seltern inter 6iibrung bon
3oneinnebmer Stone ben bieligen
Safcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
s ibid e " o6ItGdtigfcit 5.
Sntitute beoa6t.

Na6 Dem Qeitcrn I'M @aiicn8eridt
croifnctcu Gcitoncnt OcS om 30. Ge.
5em6cr in Nihmono. "a, %uerltorbes
men S5oicpb Shcnt6oI ioacu Dem bic
iigcn jiiOiiheu MoiicnbolS, Scr iiiOi.
ldcn @obltbdtiGtcit5 @cicuihoit
mo Dem jii0iibcn SoipitoI ic 500
5lt. Ser 9ieit Oc5 &ernl0gen9 ioIl pie
iolgt pcrtbcilt mcrOcn: ic $1,000 an
icinc IGdtcr Wiino, Caroline, al ici
ne S0bnr MtoicS u0 Milliom $1,000
an ieinc Sdpelter BETH Sling mo
allies llc6riQc al icinc Nithuc ga.
roth Shcltbal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
5 ucorp t.

Gic o9lncient Gr0cr pi &ibernion
Building So" purOe BON Cornelius
5. Nllrpbn Somc9 {. 0'Neill, Sobu
Z. GopIc, Wtid)ocl ), @oiinep, &orrp
s. Gurlep, G0mor0 $. Iroinor, Nl.
freo s. O'Eerrou, @m, i. @elib 5.
5. Ruon mo 2. :. ScuIlD nit cis
mem &opitoI BON $250,00O incorpo.
rirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09

g%encauncn.
Nnf Ser StroBe lritor6cn
&C., Ser ~57siGbriOc Somc@ Wermon
non 9tr. 93i, Gnioritro6:. cin MiQer
in Ginitcn Der 6irnln SHdrp il.
ErMlc. Urr1nftC 0c'ctn Nit,Gt"
.lr5 Id If llbr al O2r Gdc pplt
GoroliHe uno Gboicirl5', Gr mnr'c
pon Yoiionten III Den G6orpcg Oea
SuillcS Nr. 1919, Nor0 , Caroline
StroBe, 9cbro6t no CT menige YRir
nltcn ipdtcr itorb, 6cpor dritli6c
&iilic berbeigebolt Wcrocn fonntc,
Sr. @otntun lpnr Ieit ldngerer Belt
6cr5leiOenO. Sic 2ei6c mllrbc nnG'
iciner @o6nlng gcbrod)t.>
2cbenSmi ii Scr Ncger. -
Ger SO Sabre olte Negcr Senrp Is.
Gbcm BON 9tr. 525, @clt = Gulpbil'
Strobc, mlroc geitcrn Sormittog
bon iciner S9melter Mortbo 9roofs
in icinem 3inmer crbdngt mifgeflul'
Sen. 2ebtcre benndridtigte 0en Ger,
gcantct Sellers bonn lorolueltlid,cr
0iitrift, Ser Sen 2cidnnm abitabn.
Coroner 9olomin ltelte eil1cn oui
S%elbItnlorD lalltcnoen SoocSiGein
aus. Chem beoing bic Sbnt oitgeb.
lid rucgei &ranfbeit un0 glrbeitSun'
f1bigfeit.
MbIe6en. - Sm boben Mlter
BON 70 Sa6ren ltorb geitern Srol
Sreoerido S6omberg @itttue bon
6reocrid e. S6om6erg. Die 9eer0i.
gltnq iinoet 0onnerItog ~9todmittng
bon ser @obnung oes S6luiegerlob'
mes ser gcrltorbencn, Srn. GbarlcS
Yotpi6fe, Nr. q, Norb!Gentral .g(uc,
aus ltott.
Sm Sitter bon % Sabren Itor6
am Wtontng Sr. Sobn 6reo. Glopellt,
Sobn bon Sobn unO Gliia6etb Glo'
pein. Die 9eeroigung finoet NOR.
gen Hodmittug 2 llbr bonn Srauer'
borle, Nr. 500, llnionitrnBe, ans alli
ser y@eitern Cemetery" itatt.
d)e 5u q d c. Sin anBer.
oroentlid) groBeS Eronergcfolge &c.
lcitete aeItern Nodumittog Die iterb-
lid)e &iilc Der am 6. Snnlior I'M 81
fer bon So Sa1ren pcrltor6encn ,Sroll
Nl6ertina @outcr, @ittpe beS Srll.
Yeter @onter, nod oenl u2oloon
Fart : S~ricbboic," no bieielbe 5ur
Hll6e beitattet 1puroe. Yaitor q. s.
Sterger bon ser oeltti1en 0reieiniga
feits : STRIDE belt iolucbl I'M Srau'
er1auIe lpie am @rn6e ticf empfulls
oene g%lniproden. Sic leste Gbrc ais
9abrtu6trGger cripicien Der ent'
i6laienen Die SS. @m. @rnit, Serm.
0orn Sobn Bob, Senrp Sermarm,
Sreo. GiegcI, s. @ermia, Serb. Gbi.,
lippino uto 81. 9iirfen. Srau @on-
ter, lpeld)e lif bel allen, bic nit ibr
perfebrten, elmer groBen 9eliebtbcit
crfreilte, lpltroe oln II. SUM 1921
III &ieblcus6ergen, @roBbcr5ogtbum
gaociL geboren. SIN Sabre 1916
perbeiratbete lie lid nit Srn. &eter
@artter, nit bem iie i'm Sabre 1872
na0 slmerifa fam. SIR 8atte ging
ibr bereits I'M Sabre 1888 i'm CODE
poran. Ole 8~erItorbene binterldbt
einen SobrL Srn. s. &. @anter, ST..
babcr ser groBcn S1alifolten-Sabrif
oil StpfbolmltraBe, iopie brei gnfcl
,,,S IN 1frnt,Faf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09

Safe 5rr Geile in's Mnslano Re.
ior9t &. Maine, Wr. Alb, Df-yalti-
morc-S trahc, nabc Goitambpnic-stpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09


Mi0ter @ides cntidicb gcltcrn I'M
&reiSgcridt, bob Die nWfor Sci Wtn'
nufocturilg 60" bis 5ltm %. San.
@egengriinbe fiir Die G%rncmlilng Ell
mes SeripalterS ii6er i6r Gigcntbnnl
bei5ubringcn babe, Sic 6irnno 5.
Gegelter II. So6ne, bic cine Jorbe'
rllrg bon $420.39 OH Die nWtor Sel
Company" bo9ell, crflarcn Die 3ab-
lltngsunfGbigfeit 2ebterer. Die Gonl'
pagnic lpltroe am ~. Nopcmber 1906
gegriinbet, nm nit potcniirten Gr.
finbungen 81 ipefuliren. SIR 9iireall
lit al So1ibap., nabe Snratogaitr.
Seqneit er ernannt.
@n. 5. S'9rien, iurl., urrbe bonn
GiGter Morris I'M 9nnDes 8eriht
ais Sequeiter fir Die iid bonferott
erfl6renbe n6reoerid Cine II. Stonc
60" ernannt. Seine 9iirgihnit III
$4,000. Gie Gompagnie ioa Der.
ificoenen @l1lrbigerlt angeblid) $40
600 ifuloig iein.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
REORGANIzES FORCE
SECURE GREATER EFFICHENcY IN
 FIELD WORK.
Chiefs of Divisions of Land 0fElce Have Been Invested With More AufhOr- ity and Greater Super
 vfsory Power.

Washington, March S0-In accord ance with the directions of the PresI- dent and the Secretary of the Interior, the Commissioner of the General Land ohlce has taken up the work of re- organizing the field and ofice force un- der his control.
 Tn order to secure greater efficiency in the field work of the special agents. the Commissioner has found 1t advis- able to redistrict the public land terri tory, thus giving more territory to the several chiefs.
 The chiefs of divisions have been in- vested with more authority and greater supervisory power than heretofore, and each will be held responsible for the performance of all work in his division. The method thus adopted, 1t is hoped, will bring the field force more com pactly together and will enable the agents to appreciate that they have as their chief one directly in authority to whom they can appeal for instruc- tions. support an dadvice.
 All land districts in Arizona and New Mexico are in one division, with F. c. Dezenderf, Santa Fe. N. M., as chief.
 All land districts in Alabama. Ar kansas, Florida, Louisian, Mississippi and Missouri are in the same division, with s. w. Williams, New Orleans, chief
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
USE FIELD GUNS.

Insurgents Were Able To Hold own
 A@a4nsf Infantry and Cavalry.
 Bucharest, March a0.--Fieid guns loaded with grape shot. according to the official reports are operating against the revolutionary peasantry. whose arms are mostly hay forks ana scythe blades.
 Tvha insurgents were able to hold their own against the trops at close quarters and even withstood cavalry charges doing terrible execution with long pronged forks and scythe blades strap ped to long poles. but the siaugh- ter since the troops used artillery ap- pears to be terrifying them into sub mission.
 In the district of viashica. where the outbreak was particularly serious, large numbers of Insurgents have sur rendered and have dknounced their leaders to the authorities with the re- suit that many of the latter have been arrested. Ane government hopes that with the leaders in jail. the undfscip- lined bands will soon abandon the. field.
 The self styled generals" unusually turn out to be country school masters ana village priests. Many women are fighting in the insurgent ranks and some of them have been found among  bands, sons and brothers,
 Details of the attack made by the peasants on Ga1atz show that a pitched battle was fought The insurgents. who wer several thousand strong. conn menced the assault at midnight, car ried the outer earthworks by storm ana captured q suburb, which they set on fire, after pillaging 1t. Three battal- ions of infantry attempted to stem the onfv nf ttRaIf but the fork and scythe-armed rustics fought desperately hand to hand and had almost routed the troops when the governor ordered field guns, loaded with grapeshot to be fired at the in- surgents who wavered and then fled The fire of the guns wrought great havoc on the retreating masses.
 number of conflicts between troops and marauders continue to be reported. Two thousand insurgents at Gorj are said to have been quieted by the assurance of the authorities, with out resort to force. A hundred and fif- ty more rioters have been wounded at BaIeschtchi, and several of them were killed and many arrested. Artillery was used at Cucuesti, Valcelele and elsewhere and in some instances whole villages are said to have been utterly destroyed by the fire of nine inch shells
 Although the disorders are dying down in some districts, the agitation is spreading in the provinces adjacent to the Carpathian Mountains Much plundering and incendiarism has take place among the farms and fin isolated hamelts.
 Troops are in active pursuit of the marauders, with the object of prevent ing so far as possible. the fraterniza- ton of troops and peasants belonging to the same districts, the Moldavian troops have been transferred to the Idtei wallachia. while the Wallachian troops attached to the first army corps have been detailed for duty in Molda- via.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31

more than 400 soldiers in the city. and they were working night ana day digs ging trenches and otherwise forttfgins the city.
 The presence of the American gun boat Marietta was great relief to the natives of the place, as previous to its arrival they were badly frightened A United States officer and ten marines with a rapid-fire gun, were stationed in. the city to protect AmericaI Inter- ests.
 While at Tela. about 100 Hondnran soldiersA without arms or uniforms, were taken aboard and taken to Per- venier, where they were put on the passenger list Captain Hanricksen would not carry them otherwise
 A small detachment of i've marines from the Marietta were on board the Harald during her trip from Ceiba up the Stevens River merely as q matter of precaution.
 The news of the surrender of Tegu- cigalpa. the capital of Honduras. had not reached Ceiba when the Harald de- parted
 Captain Henricksen said that the Honduran gunboat TAmtumbia had had an engagement with the Eicaraguan gunboat Ometepe abekt fhres vs be- fore the Harald left csiba and rsslt the Honduran boat was not injured. He stated that when he ieft Ceiba there was no news there to the effect that the Truxiilo had bee1 recapfured by the Honduran army.
 There had been some fighting around Truxillo In an effort of retake Trnxillo. and two men had been killed and ten wounded on the Honduran side.