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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-30
MarlborouQb- Blenbeiu
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Open All the Year.

II open All the Year.
II Begs to announce the installation on Nov.
II Isl OF WHITE HELP throughout its dining
Il room service. both American and la carte
| Inc spacious outdoor plaza and heated In.
aoor sun parlors overlooking the ocean and
\ tne BOARDWALK among the most at
uactlVe features at this time of the year.
The Marlborough Blenheim music, which.
uhuer the direction of Louis Krol has
become noted, continues every evening
throughout the year
Atlantic City attractive uring the win.
yer because of the sunny south exposed
nve-miie boardwalk. with the open or glass;
ihcIosed rolling chairs. its piers open
throughout the year. Its excellent theaters,
me goif links. playable always; splendid
streets ana meadow boulevard, and ada
cent Improved country roads for horseback
riding, driving and automobiling: Its high
class hotels. and. what has made all the
Others possible. its wonderful invigorating,
salubrious and germicide climate due to
me south exposure. the proximity of the
Gun stream and to the fact that salt water
surrounds the entire island while forty
miles OF pne-covered sand separates 1t from
any other considerable town or city
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS,
Proprietors and Managers
jas w&Su, cot, AS
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CARLOAD OF HORSES.

CARLOAD OF HORSES.
Thomas Bowling & Co. will sell for McfIenry
BIOS, at the Speedway Stables 18th and ID
streets on MONDAY. FEBRUARY FOURTH 1907
CARLOAD OF EXTRA GOOD HORSES,
consisting OF Drivers Work and business Horsee
Inc entire lot are seasoned and acclimated and
Nady Tor service. Sale will start promptly at /
o CLOCK. rain or shine. Don't forget the date
These horses can be seen Saturday aud Sunday
at the stables
Ja.0It WILLIAM 4 RICHARD McHENRY
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FUTURE DAYS.
PUBLIC SALE

THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUCTS.,
612 + st. NV
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apearS the following SO-cailed LABOR story:
II take up my pen," wrote the Armless
Wonder yesterday to the Circassian Beau
ty land he wasn't lying, for he writes the
most delightful footnotes with his toes), ito
inform you that several Of us have taken
steps to form a Human Prodigies Union,
and we expect to hold convention when
the Barnum & Bailey show opens in the
Garden in April. I want you to join and to
spread the news along the circuit you're
playing. And let them all know the first
thing wen do will be to make every man.
ager drop the word freak -"
When the publicity purveyor for the big
circus told about the new plan last night,
1t was seen at once there were great posi-
bilities In it. SO more Information was
sought from the Armless Wonder. He was
found in his boarding house playing the
piano with his nose. He admitted shyly
that he had had a large hand in the steps
toward forming union of strange folk. He
had met little opposition. True, the Snake
Charmer had got things tied up in a knot
for while, but he'd Strengthened them out.
TITS a toss-up whether We'll make the
Bearded Lady OF the Circassian Girl the
president said he. but I guess the Lady
gets it. The Girls a bit too stuck up in the
upper story
''But the Giant would be the natural
ruler" was suggested.
NO. said the Armless Wonder, waving
his right leg with "a decided negative GEES
it all fixed to = have the Ossihed Man
serve as a gavel. and If the Giant ever
brought him down with a bang. it'd be
worse than fracturing all the rules. And
those rules are going to be stretched badly
enough when the Elastic Skin Man gets
fooling with them, without our making it
any harder to do business.
Talking about skin, the Tattooed Man
says he's willing to lend himself to be the
starter of an art gallery for our club house,
but we haven't got as far as that. In fact,
the question of a house Is our hardest one.
The Glass Eaters been chewing on it. but
he's done nothing. But we've got pretty
well along with our temporary organiza-
ton. The Leopard Boy will be doorkeeper
and collector Of dues, because he's Johnny
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Hotel Rudolf.

Atlantic City, N. J. Directly on the beach front,
located between the two piers. Absolutely nreo,oet.
Hot and cold sea water baths. private and public.
spring rates; elegantly furnished. steam oeste4
rooms: American plan. $50 per day. $50 70 pet
baths free to all winter guests. WILLIAM Z.
BLACK. Manager. CHARLES e. COPE Pro1'e.
de12-60t,12
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1--WE MOVE ANYTHING"
Our facilities for the moving Of furniture
freight safes. machinery, etc., are unexcelled
Our handlers are experienced. and guarantee
the best service. Heavy hauling done by the
load piece or by contract Get our estimate
MERCHANTS TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO..
920-922 f ct. nv. Phone go.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-17

Rev. G.. d. Edwards has resigned the
pastorate of the Christian Church. such
resignation to take effect the first Of
next September
This announcement comes as sur
prise to many, and will be received
with profound regret, not only by the
members of his church and congrega-
ton, but by the community at large.
Mr. Edwards goes to accept a posi-
ton in Bible College in his native
State. He regrets very much to leave
this pastorate where his relations, both
with his own people, and with the other
religious forces of the community,
have been so pleasant. He has had in
view bible college work for several
years and now, when the call comes.
feels he cannot forego accepting what
he considers the larger opportunity.
His association with the Christian
church in this city has been most fruit
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certify that deeply impressed all pres
ent. He said in substance that he felt
there was no adequate expression for
in this community. He had long been
her pastor, and in this relation recall
ed how helpful she had been, as a
member of the congregation, as a near
neighbor, as a friend. She was always
sympathetic, always approving, help
full for the good of the church, for the
good of the community, for the good of
the whole world All who came in
contact with her felt this influence, and
it still survived when she had passed
beyond years of active service. What
those gathered there should wish,
above all things, what she herself
would wish, was that the work of her
life might be helpful to those destined
to take up and carry on the tasks she
had laid aside.
Her three most marked character
istics We're purity, peace and love. 1t
might seem strange to many that pur-
ity in such a life should be mentioned
as a conspicuous virtue. 1t was the
superlative quality in spirit and char
acter. Pure in heart, pure in mind,
pure in body-what more than this
could be said? James had written,
first pure, then peacable.' and, with
her, refined into this beauty of spirit,
no dross of selfshness remained.
The peace of God should be the ac-
copied rule of life-a merit that is
Christ-given. This was to be seen in
the life OF Mother Castle. in her heart,
in her face. 1t was the thought always
associated with her-the peace of God
in the heart. Love, purity and peace
and the greatest of these is love-the
cultivation of moral and spiritual af-
lection. The spirit of Christ was the
spirit of love, the very soul and es-
sence of Christian character. In this
respect she had been Christlike, in
ways large and small, known and I'M
known. near and far. Her heart went
out to many; it was as wide as HUI
manity. Every man was her brother,
every woman her sister Her love was
found. 1t was not only wide, but deep
and loyal. Every institution for the
betterment of mankind received her
sympathy and support. With her love
We're long-suffering and gentleness.
This power of living might abide with
those who found in her an example.
1t was not ambitious and self-seeking
and it was the lesson to be learned Of
her life. Because she had loved her
fellow-creatures, it was due to her and
to those associated with her, that these
islands have the charm they possess.
Take away that influence and there
would be no Paradise of the Pacific
1t should be asked that her purity,
peace and love might be ours.
DR.. Sylvester then announced the
closing hymn, No 412 Jesus shall
reign where'er the sum-" in which the
congregation were asked to join The
benediction was then pronounced by
DR.. Bingham. after which the clergy |
men passed down the aisle, DIR. Syl- /
vester and DR.. Bishop, DR. Frear and /
DR.. Bingham. The family followed, |
Mr.. w. r. Castle carrying the urn
The burial was in the mission burying
ground at Kawaiahao church.
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The Castle Memoria
Devices
CONTINUED From Page One.)

Continued From Page One)
ness for the companionship of friends.
those who still live and work, and
those who have gone, lost for little
time in the nearer light of the Eternal
Presence. OF these Mother Castle was
to be counted, whose life had been
passed in the service of her savior and
Of her fellow creatures. and who was
held by those who remain in living
remembrance.
Hymn 296, Jesus. My Lord" was
then sung, after which brief remarks
We're made by DR.. Frear. His address
was pervaded by simplicity and sin
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The House
With a Money
Back olicy
THE SEASON Is ON

There is more grip in Homo
lulu today than for years. For a
time it seemed as though legisla-
ton would have to be suspended
on account of the number of leg
islators suffering from the COM
plant.
Let us prescribe Anti-Grip tab
lets. They are sure cure for
colds generally and the Grip par
ticularly.
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full and his scholarly attachments and
him mary warm friends in religious
circles without regard to distinction of
creed or church affiIiation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

StobtrntDSabenO III . q.
5or. SIN 9o5or Der Marplono
9ipilion ser Gereinigten Gnabenbri-
0obe mar geitern Stootrotbsabeno,
bod waren MIR ErGiioent Wabool Ii.
Die Observation-Disclosures @reene,
Gberrp 1l1o 3ennis erihienen, I'M
ben Sta0tratb 81 pertreten. Yrdli'
bent Mobool belt Dor ben le6r 5ahl.
reid)cn 9eildern cine 5iinOenbe Hebe
an Die Witglieoer Der 3ipiiion. Gle
Nbltimungen fir Die WoporssGonbis
boten uno bic tagli6en bieligcn 3ei-
tllngen lporet oud) geitern mieoer
red)t leb0aft, uno lit bis jcbt Der
,.Ielltide Correspondent" bouptidd).
lid our1 Die unermiioliden Be
miibungen ieiner id)onen nno lie.
bensmiiroigen HeprGientoutin 6rl.
%. 9ouimunt nnb ibrer 5ruei Iiii,
ltc,tinnen Srls. u. &ollfmonn uno
u. Wolper, ben librlgcll togllfen
3citungen iueit porolts. Gic Gn-
pfong-Gomite'n fir bellte ii1O: Die
Sberiten .. q. Wuie, 81. 9. @olbS.
borough Cigar @. @ooten uno 8.
$. Hlumber; fir Gonneritog: bic
Oberiten u. 9. @olosborougb, 5. ..
Mabool, .. 9. Sannes, g.. IS. Muic
nno 81. u. Sarris; fir 6reita9: Die
Sberiten 5. 9arrp WobooL Tobert
.. McGurop, 6. 9. Satter, SameS
4. Gierion ulO q. u. Sarris. Der
2unib IN ben MittagsItuloen uno
Dos 46enobroo maren geitern mieoer
alisge5eid)net beiudt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
Die W|adDt Der 2ie6c.

6ruu Grace @alloQber oui 6em Use
&c Der @clerunQ. - G8iQ le6cn,
um iGren Wiorn bonn @olgcn ST
retten. - SIT poQ ser idoniten
Soiinngcn oui fiinitigcS cbcli-
dC@ @liid.
&on mcridiitterli0cr 2ic6e 81 i6s
rem Wtonnc lit 6rou Grace 8o1og,
Der beicelt; tic bcfin0et iid) o1tf 0em
@ege Scr &ciicrung unb lit Scr fc.
item llebcr5el8ung, DOB lie lc6cn
miro, nm ibrcn MAoHn bonn @oIGcn.
81 rcttcn un0 nit i6m nod ul oen
S6idiol&iGIGQcu cin g%liidIidcS 2cr
ben iiibren SIT fGnncn. 9ctonntlid
murbc 6rou @olo0bcr Ncitern Dor
elmer Modc BON ibrcnl Miolmc <5obn
Gallagher IN cincnt Nniou rnIen0er
GiieriuGt 0urd) 5Wci SduBuunOen
lc6cnS0eiGbrli6 perlcbt mo bcfin0et
ii6 ieitocm 5ipiideu 2cbcn0 un0 600
inn nllnipcriitGtS ,SoipitoI." - Gen
Goq nod) ser S6icBoiioirc 0obcn sic
Ncr5te icbc SoffnunG otf Elm @ic-
0crollftommcn ouf ulcruortctcr
@cile i%telltc Iid) ie6oh pl6tlid) cine
@cIicrlmg Gin, ln0 icBt lit NoIinun9
ouf cine boaitGn0iQc @%ic0crQcnf.
iltn0 norbonoen. Srou Gallagher
IoQtc 0citcrn: sd mill le6cn, nm
mcincn W(onn uont @oI9cn 81 rel.
ten. SD CLAUDE, ih f6nlrtc inn Gro,
be uiht ru6tg ietL mcnm lie i'm
ltah meinem Eo6e GGlQcn ruiir0cn.
Sd licbc i'm mrbr, 6cnn ir0cnb Sr-
mono onOcrS. @orlml lolltc id) i'm
nidt SIT rctten pcriuden? SD meiB,
Oub IS i6m lei0 t6ut, midy Gci6olien
5t bobcn, Ocnn CT Iagtc mir oaS, ol3
cr nod Scr G6ot ms SoIpitol fam
lno MIDI mnornlte. Gr orobtc mir
friibcr id)on ciumol nit GridieBcn
obcr id) ueiB 0oB cr c8 MIR aus 81
Icriltdt tbot, pcil cr ser WctuWta
mar, bob i6 i'm nift liebtc; CT ipeiB
eS icbt ober better, mo id) bofie,
Dob mir, mcrn ib mieocr gcIltno unO
cr irci ictn miro, gIiidlid) 5liommc1l
lcbcn lpcr6cn.
Gallagher fam ctlpo cine StllnOe,
llod)bem er feline 6rou Qeidoilcn
bottc, nod oent yllniperiitGtS .&oipi,
tai" mo plroc BORT an i6rem 9ett
BON Goli5iitcn oeS meitliden 0iitrif-
ties perboftct, Gr mllroe pom Nid)-
ter 2o0en nodJ bcnl @cf0n9niB ge'
ionot, lm BORT Die 6olgcn ieiner III.
iiberleQtcu S6ut ob5lnportcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
MuIterniouper Ser Q

intern ouper Ser ct.
YuulS @cmcin0e. Go3
O%reitGQige Hulternioupcr, Oo9 inter
ben gllipi5icn 0cS 6rolcnuercinS Der
5. ocltti6en rciormirtcn ct. Gatl8'
@enteinoe Qcltern 9lbeno in Der STRIDE
al Der ode bon YrnttsStraBe nno
9roo0iuop icinen Aniong nobnl, ocrs
fcbltc nid)t, 5oblrei6c @GItc ol15lls
5ieben. Yoitor Vi. @nhmom cr0ifnctc
oos Set nit elmer Nniprodc Ii. cinem
@cbct. Die HGlrme Der Sonntags.
i6ule iporen fcitlid o%eforirt mo 5cig.
ten olle BET oieier 9lrt Geitlidfciten
iibli6en G%ill5elnbeiten, ais @liidSroo,
6ildtei6 mo pielerlei 8crfauiS'
itGnoe. Sm N%cbcninol mar bic grobe
9afcl nligelteat, al Der bilbIde jnnge
OiGo6en IN Observation-Disclosures 8eile
NuIterr mo anOerc Gelifoteiien ler'
uirtcu. Die ARRANGEMENTS Iiegen IN
&Gn0cn Der BrdiiOcntin 6rolt NINA
@e6c, ser &icc.BrGiiorntin Srot
2i55ic S6oberlcirL Der SdotmeiIte'
rim Grou &ouiic &clltbed)cr un0 Der
SefrctGrin Srnu Nenrictte Gbrou.
Sn Der &iid)c mlod)tcn ii6 niibIid bic
6rotcn Gina Sntbot GrncItine Bur
ger, Marp Mbo0es, Worgorctbc @loz
ier, Wor4orctbc &lun5e, Ill9l.lte Wetfc
iul0 Nnocre. PIN GonieftenIton0 pa.
rem Sri. Winno 2eutbe6cr mo Sri.
2i55ic Eib, am GiScrcmeitono Sri.
9(nno Burger, om Siidteih Sri. Guilt
git uno Sri. Nlbino Wiiuer, ont
n6oncp"s Ston0 Die Srolten Woggie
Sommcrlucrf, Worp @rccnnpalb,
2ouiie 6riebrid), MorD @rod)monn,
Niiunic 9cnber, 2i55ie Soiimonn ilno
Barbara 9odmlomt tbdtig. - Seute
glbcno miro Wopor SimoluuS 0ic
"6oir" nit icincm 9ciltd) beebren.
ucberfoGren - 2lS Sioof
Sl,dcr, iedS Sabre alt, bon Nr. t6,
SorriionltroBc, nit me6reren Spiel.
~0cIGbrten an Der Gdc bon Sorriions
mo @oltinoreitroBe ipieltc, ipiir0e
CT OllrdJ Elm bon Dent Neger Eeter
Campbell 0elenftcs 6llbrluerf ilber'
iobrcn, !Sr. 9. 8olbmonn bon Nr.
s, Sorriionitrabc, trltg Den Gerlebten
in icin &olS, bod meigertc iid) Die
Mllttcr, Den anube1t il elm Solpito[
briugell 81 loliel1. Or. ST. s. 9lofe
mur0e 6erbei gerlien, ltnb id)eint Der
&no6e obne id)nere Serlebungen 90.
bon gefonmen 81 iein. Campbell
mllrbe perboitet unb III ser mittleren
Boli5eiltotion beigeltedt.
n9ol Gbnmpetre." Ser
groBe BAL G6nmpetre" gum 9eltcit
Der oSltnior Hepublic" finoet beute
in Der o2pric" itott ilno nebnlen ait
ben SdouiteGun1gen t76 Gripadienc
uno 100 ainber 9beil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06
lin cine Wliaipn.

2yoiepb Wt. Wiutler ulto anocre Ser
rc1t polt Mem lSeriep @totnplcn I'M
Elm Yatcnt I'M @ertDe bon elmer
Miuiou. - Serr @infIer bier per.
6niict.
ST.. Soicp6 %. @intler, mcldcr
am Monto0 9lbcno uer6ottct ioaro,
mllr0c gcitern bon o9tidter @ronnoll
IN Der mittleren Yoli5eiitotion Deacll
ongeblider Grlnngung BON 800 Nta
item gum Mertbe BON $4,000 Der
~. & 4. NonsNejiQable Bottle 60"
mo $40 &nor inter iuliden &ors
ipicgeIumacn BON 0ieier GompoNnie
fir eiu mciterr9 Ncrbor ON 10. Sc
brltor inter $1,000 8iir9idoit Qcltcllt.
Ietcftip p Sergeant Gallagher bon
Serleu.Gitn ser Die GerbaItung Der
onlaBte, logtc, Dob Die Oortigen
acknowledgements rllr WlittpodS 5lte
inn1mcn ~tretcll, mo milr0c bclltc bic
Antlagc gegcn Nrn. Wintlcr crbobcn
lucrocn. Gr ucrIongtc ciltcn Wtonot
6ri1t fiir bic lleberbrinQung Der Pins
licicrluhQ9paplerc, 0o6 biclt Nidrter
@ronnon 5cbn Gage fiir gcnilGen0.
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grone p~Criud)tc 5llcrit circn @obco2
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@intlcr'3 III cincm @cridtc 81 mo-
hcn, 0od) limo Die @cri6tc nit Ero-
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rlunQ @inflcr'S Dor Dem @oltuernellr
ju befGmpfcn. Sr. Nuguitl8 :. WfoD
BON g}r. 1906, NSeIt-S orotoguitroBe,
lteltc Ojc OcrIongte 9iir0idoft bon
$4,000.
Nic ser @cbeimpoli5ilt iogt, lei
SEER Minflcr, mel6cr HrGiioent icncr
Gompa9nie ici, nod Baltimore &c.
ion0t moroen, nm bier Die 2lftien an
Den Mam ST %bringcrL bod bcfilrdte
Der Sctret6r Der Gonlpu9nic, George
6roicr, BOB Serr 8infler 0o8 ga.
tent, fir mclbc8 cine Ncms 0orter
6irno bcrcitS $t,000,00Q geboten
bo6e, nod Dem HUSBAND pertauien
mole. Serr Minfler cr51bIte obcr eli
ncr1 9erihteritotter oeS nGcutiden
Gorrciponoenten" cine onoerc Sc
i6id)tc.@ sd hobc ooS Eotcnt iiir Die
6loihc, III neinem 9eiib," io0te Der
ielbc, LIMO meille GerboitlnQ lit Doh.
ltGn0ig obnc irgenO pcldyen @runO
por0cnonrmen lporoell. Die Mfticn
6a6ct telncn Mertb oblle 0oS Yntent,
uno MN lpiini6cn Scrr 6ro5cr mo
OeIien 6reunOc, Die 0nn5cn 9fticn
lnO 0o5 Eotent in ibreu @clib SIT be-
tommen, nod)Ocm cin 2hnGcbot bon
$t,OOO0OO gcnlodt morocn it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

Q Of nitter COB. - ,Snl Sitter
bon 80 Sabrcn Iturb 1eItcrn Sr. So.
fob giogcl an Den Solgcn elmer 2un.
gcncnt5iinoung. Ger &critorbenc
luuroc in &niclingen, 9ooelt, geboren
unb fam Dor 81 Sobrcn no6 gmeri.
ia. ST mar Filolterer bon @cruf II.
Mit0lieb Der ngSittclSbod.S eftion,
9. Il. g." uno Der nSeptoiopben."
Sr. No9el binterlGbt feline @ittlue,
Srou Mor9oret6e WogeI, uno meb.
rere ainoer. Die 9ecroiglng iinoct
ont Sreitn0 Nod)nlittogS 3 llbr,
bonn Eroucrbouic, GER. 81, Gc6oritr.,
@eitport, aus oltf Der nWft. S(iUet.
Cemetery" ltott.
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itor6 g~cItcrn Sr. 8ilbclm SG0n i'm
sitter BON 70 Sobrcn. Die 9ccrbi.
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llbr, pom @(%nitoltSs0 cbdnne aus Itott.
- SIN Sitter bon 60 SSohren idico
geItern Sr. auguit s. &cder IN lei
ncr Mobnilng, gtr. 1900, Sii0 : $50.
tiirentitrobe, ais Dem 2e6en. Gr
binterlGBt feline g8ittlpe, Srou Gliio.
betb Seder, geb. 2obmiacr. Sr. Sef.
fer mor lon9e leioenb.
Elotlid oeltorben lit oeitern
ser Heitouroteur @m, 81. Stewort
bon Nr. 1872, G%oltern.@be., Si96'
lorOtotpn. Ger 8critorbene. meldcr
crit 80 Sabre aft mar, binterldBt Iei.
nc 8ittipe, 6rou Worgorei6e Stclp.
ort. geb. So0er. 3ie 9ccroiGung
finoet Sreitog Hodmittog lint / llbr
bonn S|rouer6onie aus itott.
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brud . - &enrp @ilcor. Der 19.jGG.
rigc Sobn bon @iliom $. Milcor
bon Der n@ilcor Sonomore & Sron
So" bon 9tr. 40l-406, Nor0.@oDs
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unl 8 ll6r Gormittogs I'M @eid0ft$.
boltie ieines Gotcrs 30 SUB tiei ci'
nen Sobrltliblidoht binob ulto mir
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ties bon einem Ingeitelltcn g%eIluloen.
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britten Stodiperf itnno oifelt, urlo
miro permutbet, Dob er BON bier aus
berobltiir5te. 3ie Goftoren Sorrp II.
artbur 8eoefaGrt bon Nr. 1907, Dit
MonumeittltroBe, iplroen berbci &C.
rufen uno ionbten Den SGperperleb'
ten nod) Dem vStoot.@oipito(," 100
Der SdGoel trepnnirt ipuroe. Sb.
ipobl Der iltnge Mom iebr ldiper
pcrlebt lit, lit ood nod Spfinnng olli
Grhaltung ieines 2ebenS porbonoen.
Gr mar i'm @eihdft ieines GoterS oit.
gcIteat ulb iuo6ntc in Nr. 213, Dit
2ofnDctte' gpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-06

nommen bonn narion," n@ermania-
Iutnperein5~ uSollp Brothers" un0
Der oSarmonie."
n9o0ti6er Srouen.S H."
Seine WonotS@S erlammlltng belt
geltern 9(6eno Der p9ooiihe Srauen-
&erein" in ieinem &ereinslofole,
S6eQ6erg'S Solle, Gtfc bon Yopion-
nnO Bratt-S troBe. Cen Gorlib fiibrte
Die Br6iioentin 5rou Nnno &irid,
mGbreno oic SefretGrin aSroll Nnno
Bernard protofolirte. 9ei6loiien
mnrOe, in nGhltcr 3eit ein MloSfen-
frGn5Gen ST. peranitolten. gn StelIe
Der bisberioen 3peiten Gice.GrGiioen,
tin 6rou Bernard lpllroe Srou 9ar.
baro Gang iiir OieieS @mt erlpGbIt.
9tod Scr 8erionmlln9 r%mterbieltcn
ii6 Ole 3omcn nod bel eincm @ld@s
d)et @liibmein.
oNr6eiters 2ie0crtofel."
Inter 2eitung fires 9irigentell
Grpf. $, &riippel il6ten a~cIterr Iben0
Sic MitQlieoer Der .Nrbeiter. 2ieoer.
toTel" 2ieoer fir lire nG6ite Mbeno.
l1uterboltung in ibrem 8creinSlofole,
Srn. Sobn &ol5'S SaIle on1 2ering-
ton.Worft. No6 ser Singitun0e fon0
cine @eid)GftSiitu1g 1tott, in mcldcr
YrGli0ent Spbn Sinlon Sen Gprlib
utO ser Itellpertrcten0c Scfrct0r s.
2cpplo protnrollirte. Sn ser &oupt-
io6e mrr0en &orbcreitln0en fir oen
9lnfongS WtGr5 1tnttfinOenOcn WtoS-
tcnbol actroffcL ipOonm mEr0cn Gin.
laoungcn ~entge0en genonmen bon
fplgenben Screinen: v@crmnnio=
Slrnpcrcin," oSollp Brothers"
rNrioL" ySormolic" unD Eurnper=
cilt n&orpGrtS," iomie bon Oem patti
ben Mit9lico Srn. @rIt. Mus6ofe SIT
elmer 0ieteli!ppe.
Seiien 0arm ItGoter.
Sn ieiner Sereins6ale, @cfe Yrott-
uno Setbel- StroBe, belt 0eltern
Abeno ser vSelien-9 ormitG0ter-Ger.
Gin" ieiue re9elmoBigc Monotsiitltng
al, in ser 8ice.ErGIioent Geo. Huub
Ben Goriit uno Sefret1r Gonroo Dit
terpuld) ooS Hrotofoa filbrtc. SEER
Noltb, oIs 0clegot 0eS n~ltnabbGngi-
gen 9iirgerpereins,~ erltattete 9eridjt
iiber Die lebte Sibung 6elielben, uno
inItrllirte bic Wit9lieber iiber ibre
politiiden Gerpflidtlngen in 9e5ug
ouf oie Waporsma6l, nie lie ser ylln-
obb1ngige 9iirgerpercin" empioblen
bottc, unb foroerte Die Witglieoer
ouf, iid 5ablrei6 an Ser na6lten
oeutiden G6eoter, GorItellung ST be-
tbeiligen. g(n Sic S|eriammlung idloB
iid cine 6liBcrit 9emiit6lide SiOeli-
taS.
9eut Of, lin goriid e lie
6erfron5."
Ser nGeutid.ungoriide 2icOcr-
%fran5" bielt aeltern 9(6cno in ieinem
0ereinslofale, Nr. 1923, 9eaion-
StroBe, feline rcgelmGbige Singlttn-
be, in mel6er inter &eitlrrg oes 9i-
rigelten Brof. Sron5 Sod Die Gbore
.9~nnoeslieo" BON Mo5art," n9aS
2ieo" bon Sporer rtnO .9oS lit Der
Gag oes Serrn" bon &ren5er geiibt
mnroen. Sn Ser @ei6Gftslibrtng, in
melher 8raiioent 2ubmig &oQmer
Sen @oriit uno Sefret1r Scarf Sdnei-
ser oas 8rotofoQ fiibrte, mlroen Ir-
ron9cments fiir bos aniangs Ipril
It~attiinoenoe critic Stiitrngsielt ge-
t%roficn. Ginla0ungen mlroen bonn
uSernegb WGnnerdor" unO 30
cult-Eoint Giltrift, .. II. 3d." cntge-
gcngenommen.