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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-24
VIII.

VIII.
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gut nit ieinem Jnipettor aus. Ra@
unO mad bsiam er Iosdr ReTpett Dor
inn, oenn Ger 6otie eineu offenen Bid.
Gtues Tagsa ROOM er ben 6retIaIen
nit binau5 apf enc Wieie.
rNis btel Geutner 6eu mlieiert Die i'm
9ur9I@pitt9"
200 Dis 900, bat aud I9on $50.
seseben!"
rSm - bic miiFsu mir bur9 6eiiere
Drainage auf einen Our9I9nitt bon
$50 Bis 300 bringsn!"
.Nus Sir ni6t Idgeu, 6err Ruiee
peiS!" fat srimmig tlaug Oes 6reis
IaHen qntpor.,
llrS nun erildrte Reumann ibm, fute
er Die DieIen berieIeln niirOe.
Die SADIE mill id ui4t 70 obne
Meiteres BON Der 6anO peiIeu, abtr
Ods muB iibsrle5t iein!"
gigentIi4 CAB ibm Re9tenflstb
rsGt, er tup1te es nur ni9t singeIteben.
yIatiirli9l" - Sim Stiqen ba6te
Der Snipsitrr bei ii6: StB' BIZ erit
nal auf Seinsr 6eItung, bann fang
i'd Iofprt an.
Der 5rsiIaRs f9iittelte iiberhaupt in
Itilen Gtunbsn oft ben &ppf iiber It9.
Mos er ii9 Don benz Heumann auea
IdSen lisB = unglaubli4 pur's! GbeI
nsHn Iein 8ortbeiI babel b%trauaIab
Dann mar er niht 10 bulsitdrrig, aus
prin5ip nein 81 lageH.
Mud i'm aea9ftaa luut,u Rtuerun.
gen eipsefiibrt nerOeR, bas SrdnteI
OeS @isbe5 nabm 3u oisle Rr6fte Il
4nipru9, tas muBts osrstnfa9t pert
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Plan unb Jeiste i'm zines Cages ben
! 6retIaRen, Der ipsrrte MauuO I'M
BALE uuF.
nS6ren sic mai, bas lit ia ssrabeSl
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: tent ssben, Sic tperOen MtIipndr!"
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} 8opf.
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! sic nod gang uRSere @ings Ieben!"
Der GrsiIdFe risb Ii4 Oersniigt b
!Sdnbe. 0isIsr MenI9 mar ia iibel
: baupt ni9t al beSabIen uno Oerlonsi
: rur lumpiss Iedsbunbert Mart idbl
li9 bet FREEZER Stdtipn Dds III mir
: lid has einSig 0umme an benz Ser
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7. tsts. nm 10 uubSfli9er tpuroe Srit
z gegsn ibb. Dsnn lie bonn sldubte, ib
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!, mNen, 10 la@tt er lie einfa1 gang III
!; beFanssn aus. Dem SrsiIulfen mad
8 oas sinsn btillpien Spab. In iolhl
y MomeptsR EalLg en- ii@ nit Der FlqHl
= Sano Oer9nist cuf ben Oberl1sTt,
8 bah ts MIR 70 tlntfmts.
% Gines Mbtnbs tparen Die belnen ;
Ionbers I9arf aHeinuHper 8srntbs
sic perfoht cine Aniiht, bic sr y
II GrTrla al bslGmpTsH perItaHo, pa ~
NJ Ne brett nusfdIenb ~Qetporben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-24

qm I6enO Dor Der Sdbrt mad Wtdga
ocblrg Iinb &a9olOts nod eingstdben.
Der SreiiaFe lit ru6iger uls IpnIt;
penn i'm Fribsr etipas bebriidte, 10 rib
sr idledte 8iBs, beute gibt er Ti9 gar
ni9t erIt bic Mii6e, pel9s gu MAIDEN.
9esbulb brefen aud @forrers baIb
duf, ben Iebtsn QlbeHb Dor LANCER
Srennung min man uur NIT ben Sell
men auIammen berleben. @ueroings
mar Elm fremDes Clement in ben &reis
getrsten Reumann, dber bet psrs
tanb es meilterl,6, ii9 in BEN Sc.
ppbnbeitsn, bic iibliG i'm SduIe Re9s
ttnfletbs, 3urcht gu finbsu. ErObnem
I9idte Der 5reiidiie feline &inber unb
audi ben SnIpettor DerbGItNiBmGBig
fritz idlafen, IA llbr muBts sr mil
benz @agen BON 8erulOengereutb Forts
fo6reu. nm s rbr giRs bsreits Der :3u9
bon @idi9t ab. llnb bdnn fiel ibm
Der @bI6isp entIcbli6 I1ner, I6psrer
pie er ii9'S islbf e~ingeFsbsn poIlte.
S9ldFsn bate Il bod ni6t tTnnen,
uRb 10 panberte .r bur9 bic St6ne.
Bei Ieintr 2iebliugsfits bIieb sr tie.
ben, er tlopfte he uuF bic 4ruppe, Il
bab lie NIT Dounsrseppltsr aux funo
GsbenaH tpurbsn bic pferbt unrubia
Is tpGI3ten fh uHO Ttanbtn EGrment
auf bic SdlTtertettsn tIirtten, BIZ
Sbiers blieIen bic RiiItern auf I'M
fabeH fia i9eu unS dngfIi9 in ben
bulbbuntIen Rditme um,
.glu, ma" metnts Der SreiIoFe Sc
rubtesRb. Damn psrlisB Ct ben StaI
inb trot auF ben 6Of. @s mar Elm
/, tdlts Ru1t, Der Mono T6itn tlar an
6immsI. Ct lisb i@ Oas Sbpr auf
thIiehen nith niHn iibsr bic Rtlotr Bin
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-18
\ STITCH IN TIME.

The Albuquerque board Of ednca-
ton n entitled 10 a great deal Of
credit for the prudence and foresight
u has shown IN making provision for
the future.
II is taken for granted by. an Of us
grow; no loyal citizen of the town
Ever has any doubts upon that point;
and az the town grows the number Of
children to be accommodated In the
public schools viii increase. thus
making more school room necessary
from time to time. and az a matter OF
course. land values In the town viii
Increase Ia proportion 10 the increase
Of population. Keeping these facts
In mind. and with a view to the neces-
stiles OF the near future. the board has
been for some time steadily and
quietly adding 10 the grounds owned
by the educational department. ada
rent 90 the several school buildings Of
the city. tin now the board owns suf-
ncient land contiguous Co each OF the
ward school houses TO permit Of en-
largements sufficient 90 almost DO not
quite double the seating capacity ot
the buildings. and sim leave ample
play grounds Tor the Increased number
81 pupils. Thus the present board has
not only made provision against com-
ing necessities. but has saved its suc-
cessors 90 a few years hence the eN-
penditurc OF large sums Of money.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-18
WHAT VIII CONGRESS Doq

Congress VIII meet In two weeks.
Members are already arriving at
Washington In considerable numbers.
to make their necessary living ar
engagements for the winter. Accord
ing to all the o~ut-cropplngs OF opin-
ion which have thus far appeared, the
session will be chiefly remarkable for
an infinite deal Of talk. II seems from
all present appearances that the vol
ume OF hot stuff 10 be elected upon
a iong-suffering public win make that
400. 00O-mile eruption on the sun look
as feeble as n clearing house e%ertifi-
cate. There Is 10 be no rest for the
wicked-or the weary A long and
comprehensive debate on the regula-
lion Of trusts and corporations is first
on the schedule. II Is conceded In adj
mlnistration and congressional circles
that there must be new-or. rather.
different legislation on this subject
and. OF course. there viii be preliml-
nary talk, voluble aud voluminous fin
ancial and antitrust legislation win
W tHf uldlH NNlltN ~ Aif NfNnifHi NIiN
bills galore VIII be introduced. II
boots not that in some quarters this
VIII b. deemed an inauspicious time
10 belab0r the trusts. LET the CALLED
Jade Vince" seems TO be the slogan,
and there viii be no hesltancy to
again clap the saddle on the. raw back
and ride the hobby.
The demand. originating with the
administration. for modification Of the
sherman antitrust law, will start the
debate. II Is said that the admlnis-
trafion has not met with the success
desired IN proceedings against the
trusts under that act. The adage that
"a poor workman blames his tools,
u not held 10 apply in this case, but
anyhow the tools are TO be changed.
More power TO the elbow OF the Inc
terstate commission il de-
The Eikins' rebate clause has
proven the most %effieacious Of all the
cures for corporation evils thus far,
by actual experiment. u Is said. and Il
has been applied by the commission.
That body IL seeking further author
ity aud congress will he asked Ca
grant Il.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-18

to the people the same l%suieney which
the people have shown the banks. and
extend the time for the a~ccruing Of
the penalty on the first half Of the
taxes to the date when the other half
becomes delinquent
A very large proportion Of the first
half Of the tax has already been paid
Ia proportion amply sufficient to en-
able the territorial government to get
along til next June without suffering
any more inconvenience than the peo-
pie Of the territory in general have
been Obliged to submit 10 on account
OF the present extraordinary condition
OF affairs. No harm could possibly
come to the public interests from such
a temporary postponement Of the pen
atty on one-half the taxes. as we have
suggested. and many OF our citizens
would be saved from severe and un-
necessary hardship. Therefore, In
case there is no authority lodged in
any official to suspend, temporarily.
paragraph OF our revenue law, we
suggest to Governor Curry the
a%dvlsability Of calling the legislature
together at the earliest practicable
to take such action for the relief
,f the people Of m territory as the
~exigcncies Of the present time
nay seem to demand.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-18
PRO BONO PUBIICO.

Since the people throughout the
country deem IL wise, out ~ regard fur
the public good and the general In
ierest " ali 90 grant unusual lcnien-
cy o. ali 81 our financial and nduciary
Institutions during the present emcr-
Eency. why should not the govern
meut pursue The same course toward
the people. especially in local affairs
Take the situation In New Mexico. for
Instance. Our people are az much af-
fected by the general tic-up Of the
currency ~ are those Of other Sec
lions OF the country cur taxes become
delinquent. one-haif On the first OF
December. less than two weeks hence.
and the other half on the first Of
June. and 10 the respective portions
are not paid by the respective dates
the penalty goes On. and many hun
dreds ~ good citizens in moderate cir
cumsisnces viii be fined FOR not pay
Ing the first half a. q time when an
the currency Of the country Ia SO
tightly locked Up that IL g. difficult
TO set hold o. enough 20 pay Tor the
actual necessaTies 81 life. SoV. Why
would q not be right md just - well
~ generous. Tor the territory 10 make
The rule work both ways, BY granting
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-18
Solos ;:s a., !.

a MAJOR is sometimes changed to
a Minor key.
WONDER if the attorney general
speaks to the special agents.
go
OKLAHOMA has busted into these
United states with a dull, sickening
thud.
STATEHOOD actually looks SO nea
that II We don't dodge IL VIII hit as
amidships.
THAT PRESIDENTIAL %utterance
on the statehood proposition sounds
almost like Henry CleWs on finance.
sks
ANYHOW. the special assistants to
the attorney general can't accuse the
Major with interfering with their
work.
THE MAJOR won't speak to the
special agents. But then nat is
probably because ne is TOO busy with
his official duties.
80
THERE ARE probably a number Of
gentlemen in New Mexico who would
enjoy closing up the Morning journal
every day in the week.
-
SUCH A NICE. tempting. luscious
sugar-coated lemon. that one the Hon.
r. Roosevelt has handed New Mexico
on the statehood proposition.
80
A PARIS ~scientict named NJ. Char
cite insists that he has found a way To
make diamonds as big as oranges. a
trifle i-nconvenient for ear rings.
go
THANK you, damn you, *
presses rather succinctly the attitude
Of the newly created state of Okla
homa toward the administration
THE FORWARD pass in the new
football rules may be changed. But
what Is bothering the Major is the
cross Ina the grand old game
Of politics.
EVERY DAY will be Sunday bye
and bye. we are told. This being the
case. those who nave had a taste of
the Albuquerque Blue Law viii prefer
to go to the other place where at least
there is something doing.
AN ALLEGED copy Of Noah's
diary on a copper tablet dug up in
Michigan has Been placed on sale. The
contents have not yet been published, |
cut there ~ a rumur that Nsah has
been branded as the real original old
lature fakir.
THE PRESIDENT. II IL said is
and strenuously In favor OF
.tatehood for New Mexico, but fears
there is no chance for 1t this
ear. will remain neutral II 1t comes
~ and MAY sign the bill II 1t should
PASS. which he doesn't think IL viii.
All Of which makes the statehood
prospects almost too roseate to think
bout.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-18

The Philadelphia Public Ledger
thinks the southern n%egrophohes az
.t calls them. are making themselves
more thar commonly ridiculous I'm
che fuss they are making because
Bishop Potter OF New York had Blsh-
op Ferguson Of Cape Paimas 90 dine
with him in Richmond Apart from
the obvious remark that O. visiting
bishops dinner guests are not a pub
lc concern. % Is scarcely less obvious
that the bishop Of Cape Palmas. who
Is a grave and dignined little gentle
mar with a dark skin and white hair.
holds precisely the same spiritual Of
flee as the bishop 81 New York, and
IS. IN the fullest official sense. his
brother ID never has been suggest
cd. from the DAYS Or Philip end the
Ethiopian. that color was a bar TO
Christian fellowship.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-18
socIETY,s LATEST FAD.

The eastern papers tell US that
"diabolo," the latest fad Of foreign So
ciety and already coming into vogue
IN this country, is by no means a
harmless parlor sport such as ping
pong. It's predecessor In the line Of
popular light entertainment Word
comes from Spain that a youth who
nsplred to attain expert proficiency In
the game threw the little spool very
high and falling 10 catch IL on the
string on its return received It on his
temple. He died In three days. dab
olo may thus be found 10 have been
rightly named. Yet in It's milder
forms II Is a very innocent sort Of
amusement srhe player, armed with
"a couple Of light sticks connected by
a cord. twirls a heavy spool with broad
fianges until 1t gains a momentum.
and then throws 1t into the air and
tries to catch il on the return and 10
continue the spinning and tossing.
Many variations Of this simple theme
have been devised, and contests have
been evolved somewhat after the style
OF tennis. The followers of the sport
regard It as a healthful exercise, cal-
To- develop the muscles and 20
train the body in graceful poses.
Diabolists, indeed. have been hailed as
the perfection Of symmetry and move
ment. The fashionable world has
gone daft over the spool and string
and the apparatus Is to be found in
the pocket OF every other European
enjoys a margin Of a few coins
over and above actual necessities.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-18
incorporated

Are he owners Of he Been Townaie. consisting Of 1000 business and
residence lots, size 25xl42 feet, fronting upon eighty and n~neyioot
streets and avenues. right in the business center Of the new city and
directly upon the Santa Fe Railway depot grounds. The Achson,
depot grounds and yard limits 800 feet wide and a mile long Capacity
Of seventy miles Of side track to accommodate its immense passenger
and freight traffic, Harvey eating house. rOundbOuse, coal ehutes,
water tanks. machine shops. etc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-18

Anent the third-term talk which is
INDUCED la more or less Throughout
the country. the Chicago Record-Her-
aid says there Is little possibility that
Roosevelt viii be a candidate next
year So long as a man can be nom
mated by the republican party who
represents the Roosevelt policies. or
whatever part u them the voters
stand strongly for az the time OF the
convention. there Is little probability.
OF an uncompromising demand FOR
Roosevelt and Roosevelt only. But
these discussions Of the merits and
dement's OF the third term as such
are not apt to have any particular
Value or meaning at the Time The
issue will be- much too practical FOR
that.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-18
THE CITY OF BELEN

Has a population Of 1900. and several large Mercantile fiouses. the
Been Patent Roller Mills with its $50 barrels a day capacity. winery.
etc. 1t is the largest shipping point for Flour. Wool. Wheat, Wine.
Beans. Hay and Fruit in New Mexico. From its location upon the
great trunk line leading north. south. east and west, 10 all points in the
United States and Mexico its future growth as a commercial point can
not be estimated. All fast limited. mail. express and freight trains
will pass through Belen to Chicago. Kansas City. Galveston and the
the Pacific Coast The water is good and the climate unsurpassed
Bden has a $4,000 public school house. two churches. a Commercial
Club. three hotels. restaurants. etc. 1t needs night now a good uptodate
newspaper and a good hotel The lots Offered are low in prices and
the terms re easy. OnethHd Of purchase money cash. twothTds may
remain on note and mortgage Tor one year with interest at s per cent per
aunum. Title perfect and warranty deeds given. Come early If you
wish to secure the choice lots For further particulars and prices Of
lots call IN person or write to
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-18

The cheap inland transportation in
Germany has been brought about
chiefly by the development OF the wa
terways. Upon the construction OF
canals and the deepening of river
channels Germany has expended
$3.50. 0o0. 600 during the past twenty
years. From the beginning Of rail-
road construction in Germany. In 1895.
the policy of the government has been
TO allow individuals great freedom in
building lines, hut there has been in
sured an adequate control over them.
II Is this control which enables the
German government TO make effective
the declaration that the aim OF a
healthy transportation policy should
be 60 diminish as far as possible the
economically unproductlve cost Of
transport"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-18

George Fred Williams was expected
10 explain the Massachusetts result,
aud has done 20 In a style all his own.
Take his from his d%eliverance as a
sample OF his unconquered and un-
couquerable spirit: The Parker
flasco was bad enough. but this later
fiasco OF MIR. Whitney and his little
band Of corporation tools demon
strates that the Bryan democrats will
tolerate no more Ryan-Belmont-Whit
ney interferences. II mean the purg-
ing Of democracy, not only, here, but
throughout the country, and II was a
blessed opportunity for as To separate
the corporation forces from the rad
icai democracy. The purpose of the
Independence League Is to protect
radical democracy in ease corporations
shall cripple or defeat Bryan in con-
vention. God speed the league in such
work. II means victory In 1908, with
a support behind Mr.. Bryan which is
not pretended but real"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-18
BALDRIDGE's YARD IS THE PLJ
SANTA FE TIME TABLE.

tEEfectlNe June lbth.D
From the East Arrive. Depart
No. I. southern Cal. Exp..... 7:45p s:s0 p
No. 3, California Limited ....12.2Op 400 .
NOT. North. Cal Fast Mail 10: SIS p 1895 .
No. 3. FL z. & Mex. city Exp~1l:46 p 1z:2es
From the West
: Chicago Fast Mail..... ieoa s:sss
4. Chicago Limited 900. $50 $50
s. Chi. & Kan. City EXP. $50 7:7o .
From the South
No %. Chi. Den & X. c. Er s:ses 7;os o
INC. 10 connects at Lamy with branch trs'a
for Santa Fe and stops at all Local points 10
New Mexico. t. Il. PURDY Agent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-18

Houses fer Rent In different parts %
shed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-18

q. t0e-oo-seven-raom frame modern.
on North Erhth street. pay
ments o. salt TIE buyer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-18
TOR SALE.

So eeeloo-Dusiuess property. close
ln. holdings nov occupied and
paying 10 per cent on Investment
with three vacant lots left on cor
ncr. Inquire a. office
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-18

s.. ooo. 60 five room modern cot
tage nearly new close a. tEo
fafa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-18

81 see no-raur room c1tiars On
Fa~urteeuih street. large lot
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-18
THIS WEEK

N.soo.eo-The Negus property on
West Tleras aTeuu seven rooms
and bath. large barn and house for
ervanfs three large i1ta Al his
3rlce Tor TEN DAYS ONLY.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-02-28

William Crane had another serious
attact of Group this week.
j. Scott Blackwell spent Friday here
ON his way from Ingram to Chicago.
Supt, Kamm visited school Tuesday
and seems well pleased with the prog
ress of the pupils.
Mrs. X. Peterson returned Thursday
from Clintonville where she has been
under the Dr's care.
Fred Forbes is wearing broad smile
since Friday, when his wife and daught-
or returned from a five weeks visit In
Chicago.
Misses Bytell and Peterson and Mr..
Hartman visited school the send To see
how.they celebrated washingtons Birth.
day. The room was prettily decorated
with flags, The children told anecdotes
in the life OF Washington and the teach.
err read several appropriate selections,
all tending to teach patriotism.
Spring election is drawing near when
politics are lost sight of and women
have certain part Of their rights.
The law allows them 10 vote for County
Supt. and district officers, The eandi
dates are looking over the field. Supt.
kamm will be in the work again Il
elected as his friends hope.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-02-28
KAMM ANNOUNCES HIS CANDIDACY

II. A. kamm of Crandon, has been in
the village the past few days. lie has
announced his candidacy for reelection
to the Office Of County Superintendent
ofschools Of Forest County. Mr.. Kamm
has made a splendid superintendent of
schools. He has attended to his duties
in fair and impartial manner and has
always shown his willingness to assist
the several school boards and teachers
in any way that would be benifit to
them. He has worked hard for the adj
vancement of the schools OF the county
and their present splendid condition is
duein large measure to the untiring eff
forts Of Mr.. Kamm.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-02-28
r. A. RANK CANDIDATE FOR CoUN-
TY SUP'T. OF SCHOOLS.

Robert A. Rank, principal of the Wa
beno state Graded six department
school, is a candidate for the office of
County supt. of Schools.
Mr.. Rank was born and raised in the
city of Manitowoc and is graduate Of
the high school Of that city. He is also
a graduate of the Milwaukee State
Normal School and holds life certifi-
cate TO teach in the schools of Wiscon-
sin. He is twenty four years old and
has had three years experience in the
teaching profession.
Prior to his coming to Wabeno, he
held the principalship Of the state grad
ed school in his home county for two
years.
Mr.. Rank was engaged by the local
board and received the position in pref
erence TO many others on the strong
recommendation of State Supt. of
Schools, c. r. Cary.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-02-28
80
WOMEN ORGANIZE A CLUB.

The Forest Women's Club has been
organized by the women of Soperton
and Wabeno for the purpose of intel
lectual development, not only among
its members, bat to aid by it's organic
ed efforts such worthy causes rs may
secure its sympathy in the community.
Through these columns the present
officers and members wish to extend a
cordial invitation to the women of the
community to unite with them in their
work.
Anyone becoming member before
the first day of April shall be enrolled
as Charter member OF the Club. The
next regular meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. IL. w. Hubbard at
a:3o p. IN. Friday, March sth, 1907.
Mrs. GvRMAN.
Secy.