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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-13
BrigRtWOd
KNOCKERS CLUB
IS REORGANIZED
Meetings Will Pc Held
Twice a Month-Camera
Club Gives Prizes.

A number OF young people were called
together Wednesday evening By Miss
Sauneter Cooley at her residence to
reorganize the old BrightwoOd Knock
ers' Club. The president Of last win
terS club, William Pagan. called
business meeting and il was decided To
have the regular meetings tE-,ce
month The remainder CT the evening
was spent In games
Those composing the club are Miss
Alace Brown, Miss Grace AtWell. Miss
Mary Shretter, Miss Julia Mayhem, Mss
Jauneter Cooley. Miss Nellie Mason.
Miss Marguerite Miller. Miss Agnes
Bayne. Miss Mabel Smithson. Miss Edna
Mackey. and William Pagan, James
Ramsey, Alfred Goodrich, John Smith.
Albert Emmetizer. George Wayleigh.
Ralph tombstone. Leonard AIanguim.
Robert Netling. Wilson Andrews, John
Angess, and Randolph Ansess.
The members Of the snappers' Cam
era Club held meeting Friday even
ing az the home OF Miss Julia Wood
man, OF Newton street The photo
graphs taken in the past two weeks BY
the members were put before the Judges
FOR decision. IL was decided that Miss
Rose GettystOne should receive first
prize for her picture called the BLACK
Beauty" taken from a scene At the
ErightwOOd Driving Club. Miss Agnes
Emmerson's picture taken from a scene
In the Geological Gardens. called the
! Master Lion" was second
Those composing the Grub are Miss
Nellie Nomen- Miss JaGneter Cooley,
Miss julia WOOdman. Miss Nora Shoe
ley, Miss Mary Rayfield Miss Grace
sims, Miss Ella Graves. Miss Rose
GetsEstone, Miss Agnes Emmerson. and
Miss Elsie RemsOn
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Mrs. A P PiggOtt entertained a mum.
Der Of her friends at luncheon yester-
day.
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Lewis Darling and his bride have re-
turned from New York, and will be
ut home to their friends at the Winops
apartment house after October 10.
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Mrs. Thomas A Broadus. Of Way
croft near BaIlstOn. IS visiting in Viz
GINA, and VIII attend the jamestown
Exposition before her return.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pisgott, mother
and sister, were the guest OF Mrs. X.
y. Wright this week.
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The ffty-nfth anniversary OF the we'd
ding Of Mr.. and Mrs James Bruner was
celebrated Monday by a surprise party
given them by their friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Garvice left last Thurs
day Tor Charlottesville. Va, where they
will spene some time, then visiting the
jamestown Exposition.
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The Principals Association. an orsani-
cation composed Of the principal teach
ers of the public schools of the county,
has been organized, with the following
officers for the ensuing year: Roger J.
Whiteford, president; Miss E. Mabel
Condor, vice president, and Miss Jose
rhine r. Wellmore. secretary. The pro
gram committee consists Of r. J. White
ford, Ira c. Whitacge, y. w. Watkins.
Miss Fannie SnOUner. and Miss Nora
J. Rabbit.
At the last meeting Of the board OF
county school commissioners. the resig-
nation OF DR.. Z s. Prettyman. as trus-
tee Of the Rockville High School, was
accepted. as was that Of L. Bruce Aid
rich, trustee Of the school at Glen Echo.
Trustees appointments Of teachers JOHN
W. Darby, at Oakmont; J. J. Snodgrass.
at Blairs. and Miss Clara L. Harrison,
at SnOuHers, were confirmed
The recent announcement by the d
rectors OF the Montgomery County Ayr
cultural Society that the premiums
awarded at the last county fair would
be scaled IS per cent, has been recalled,
and it IS now officially stated that the
premiums will be paid in full
Mr.. and Mrs George &. Lewis, who
spent the summer In Vermont and Mas
sachusctts, have returned to their honYJ
in Rockville.
The Montgomery Country Club gave
an informal daLce last Saturday even
ing. which was largely patronized. Or
Tuesday evening next vaudeville en-
tertainment viii be given the Saturday
following another informal dance, and
Wednesday, October 80 a Une-aot
comedy will be presented.
George W. Ribble has removed from
Rockville. to Richmond, Va, where he
will make his home.
Wallace Jones, formerly Of this sec
ton, but for the past fifteen years a
citizen. OF South Dakota Is here on
visit to relatives and friends. accom-
panied by his VIE and two sons.
The Rockville Womans Club has
chosen the following officers to serve
for the coming year: President, Mrs.
Robert c. Warfeld; vice president, Mrs.
other W. Talbot; second vice president.
Miss Rose Armstrong; recording secre-
tary, Mrs Hervey Brown; correspond
ing secretary, Miss Rose Henderson;
treasurer, Mrs. II. c. AllnUtt.
A Rockville party, consisting Of W.
Guy Hicks and wife and Misses Lolita
and Amy Humphrey, have gone to the
jamestown Exposition to remain
week.
J. S. Burdette, of Damascus district,
has gone to jamestown for an extended
sojOurn.
II. c. Apsley, Of Baltimore, has been
appointed principal Of the High School
at Darnestcwn. He is the fifth teacher
to occupy the position within two
moEths, the other four having resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Z. Wilson, who
live near Rockville. gave a reception
last week IN honor Of their dauehter-in-
law, Mrs. Barrett Wilson. Their guests
included Mrs. William B. WSters. Mrs
Hervey Brown, Mrs. Irving UnderhfII.
and Misses Barry Albert Mary Brewer.
Lillian Bennett, and Bessie Green.
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Earnest Feorey and family have gone
10 Washington for the winter.
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The roof Of the barn Of Edward Kirby,
Of Falls Church was blown Of the
morning of October s. and the hay with
which the barn was filled left exposed
70 the rainstorm-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Smith and daugh-
ter. Mildred. OF Washington, visited
friends IN Falls Church this week.
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Guiding Star Mission Band
Holds Election of Officers

Members Of the Guiding Star Mission
Band. OF the Gardner Memorial Presby-
terian Church. met Sunday afternoon
and elected the following officers: Roy
Faster. president; David Rogrs, vice
president: Miss Hazel Mowatt, secre-
tary; Stanley Rogers, treasurer, and
Miss Margaret Quinn, organist.
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Kennett Finks, Of Madison, Va, was
the guest or J. L. Shotwell' OF Falls
Church, this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. z. Parker are at
Jamestown Exposition.
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H. 3. Terrett viii erect a large store
house on the property he has recently
purchased near Ballston station.
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The barn of Mr.. Conklin. half "a mile
from Falls Church. was blown down
during Tuesdays storm. The stock es-
capped without serious injury
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hutcheson and
son, Ware. OF Atlanta, Ga, who were
here visiting relatives. have returned
to their home. They were formerly
residents of this place.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-13

In the Anacostia Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday morning a class Of pro,
bauoners were admitted to membership
in the church from the Sunday school
department.
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Patrick Hartgan is conflDed to his
home, on Nichols avenue. as the re-
suit OF being knocked down by a
bicycle while alighting from a street
car.
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BaIlSton
FESTIVAL PLANNED
FOR FIRE COMPANY
Proceeds Will Be Used to
Buy ApparatuS-Then
Comes Organization.

The citizens OF Ballston will hold a
festival Friday. October y. the proceeds
TO be used for the purchase Of fire ap-
paratus. As soon as the ladders. buck
cts. and truck are bought a IRE depart
ment viii be organized.
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w. H Ellis. OF Maryland avenue. is
visiting in Peterborough. N. c.
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Fairfax County Anti -Saloonist-
Hold Convention and Election

The third annual convention Of the
Fairfax county Anti-Saloon League was
held at the Methodist Episcopal Church
at Oakton, October T. Addresses were
made by the field secretary Of the State
League, the Rev Edward J. Richardson,
the Rev. w. g. Hammond. and the Rev.
J. f. Amos.
The following Officers were eiected for
the year: The Rev w G. Hammond.
president; George W. Hawxhurst, sec
rotary. and the following vice presi-
dents: c. II. Speer, Providence district:
J. II. MARI, Of Falls Church; w. D.
Cross. or Centerville
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Charles Hartley. who has been living
at the home Of his sister. Mrs. McOuinn-
has left 10 visit his home in England.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-13

The first meeting OF the Village I'm
provement Society with its newly elected
officers was held at the residence Of
Miss Matte Gundry Monday. October Z
The treasurer reported S73,SS in the
treasury. Messrs. Church. Ellison, and
Gould were appointed a committee to
purchase fiagstones for street crossings
with the $40 In the treasury.
President Fellows announced the fol-
lowing committees for the year:
Sidewalks, W NJ Ellison: streets and
roads. A. ]. King; shade trees, c. w.
Hawxhurst; sanitation, Z. ]. North
rop; railroad stations. NJ. E. Church
ways and means. DR. j. 3. Gould mem
bership, Miss Susie Davidson.
The invitations from G. A L. Merri-
field for the society 10 meet at his resi-
dence IN November and OF Miss 3. c.
Merriheld for the society to hold it's
December meeting at her new home
were accepted.
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g c Walters, OF West Falls Church.
VII have a sale of his personal prop
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Mr.. and Mrs W. J. Boothe left Alex
endria laFt week for Morristown, n. ].
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Miss Cora Bancroft, Of Worcester
Mass, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Benia-
min NJ Mundell, AZ Jackson street.
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The Rev. =. X. Hobbs. OF Portsmouth
las accepted the pasto-ate OF the Bap-
tisI Church at Del Ray.
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Bernard Kendrick, OF Idaho. IS visiting
us uncle, w. Kendrick. OF BaIIston.
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Mrs. Richard T. Davis. who has been
visiting Mrs. S. S. Sipple. in Cameron
street, has returned 20 her home IN
Petersburg.
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last Thursday evening. in honor OF Mrs.
Klawans' sister, Mrs. N FInkelstefa
who is visiting here with her two sons
from Jacksonville. Fla
big revival meeting is being held
at the Maryland Avenue Baptist Church
by the Rev. r. s. Owens, assisted by
the Rev T. A. Farley, of New Jersey.
The Good Shepherd branch of the
Girls Friendly Society will be repre-
sented at the annual Girls Friendly So
ciety Conference this year by Miss
Bessie Gundling. The conference OPENS
in Baltimore October D From there
the delegates go to the jamestown Ex-
position. where they will remain sew
craI days.
George Morrison, of Twelfth street
has returned from the jamestown Tcx-
position.
Harry Miller has Just returned from
Harpers Ferry, w. Va, where he spent
the summer.
Miss Bertha Leggott OF Pennsylvania.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. James
Leckie.
w. H Ellis. OF Maryland avenue. is
visiting in Peterborough. N c.
Mr.. and Mrs John Kapp, Of ga Ninth
street, have returned home after spend
ing two weeks at Harpers Ferry. w. Va.
Lewis Darling and his bride have re-
turned from New York. and will be
Mt home to their friends at the Winona
apartment house after October L.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garvice left last Thurs
day for Charlottesville, Va, where they
will speno. some time, then visiting the
jamestown Exposition.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ Erwin and s. S.
Mari have returned to Falls Church
from the exposition.
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Mr. Colder has just finished . ..eat
six-room dwelling at Lacey Station, near
Ballston
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Mr.. and Mrs. Kidwen OF AIerrifeId.
Va, were the guests Of Mrs. c. F.
Arnold this week
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Miss Bertha Leggott Of Pennsylvania.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. James
Leclie.
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c V Wilson has sold his residence at
Ballston TO H B. Terrett, OF Washing
tor.
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Mr. and Mrs Walter Rittue OF Wash
lngton, and Mrs. Lewis are the guests
Of Mrs Robert Sanford, Of Bauston.
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DR.. j. r. Hagan. OF BallstOn. viii bs
a candidate for supervisor Of Arlington
district against Fred Corbett, Of ArIing-
ton.
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Dr.. Dulin. Of Cuipeper. visited his sis
ter. Mrs. Hobart Smoot. this week.
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A big revival meeting is being held
at the Maryland Avenue Baptist Church
by the Rev. r. s. Owens, assisted by
the Rev F. A. Farley. of New jersey.
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J. S. Burdette, OF Damascus district
has gone to jamestown for an EXTENDED
sojOurn.
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Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Erwin and S S.
Mari have returned to Falls Church
from the exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Kingsley and Miss
Mantle Almstead, OF Waterloo, Iowa I;
Misses Ordway, OF Cherrvdale. Va: Mrs.
II. NJ and Miss Ida Kingsley. OF Wash
inSton, u. G; and Mrs. Silas Kingsley
and Miss Kate Kingsley, OF West End.
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs d. T. Dem
crest this week.
Milton NJ Thorne left Saturday TO visit
Aichmond and the Jamestown Exposi-
tion.
The Rev. Stockton w. Cole, of Rem
ington. Va, has filled the pulpit AT the
Columbia Baptist Church every night
this week His sermons have been
logical and interesting to the large con
gregations.
The Rev. Hugh Mccormick. a former
pastor Of Falls Church BAPTIST Church
visited friends here this week. He
leaves for Paris next week where he
will engage in missionary work in thai
city.
g c. Walters, OF West Falls Church
VIII have a sale of his nprqcro1 MO-,
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Charles Joyce. twelve years oe age, a
resident Of Congress Heights, while rid
Ing a bicycle, was STRUCK by a car at
the intersection OF Ninth nd + streets.
He escaped injury. but the bicycle was
badly damaged.
The Silesia, Nd. postal station has
been transferred to Station II, Anacos-
tia The Oxen Hill and Rosecroft matrs
will be delivered by rural delivery from
Congress Heights station hereafter.
Ernest Admire, Of Yankeetown. Ind.
and Miss Lottis I.amoine Nabors. Of
Wytheville, Va, were married at the
home of the brides brother. Arthur s
Majors. Of Philadelphia street. Con-
gress Heights, D. C, Saturday. Octo-
Der s.
Dt. William A White. superintendent
of the Government Hospital for the IN
sane. has returned after an absence OF
six weeks on European tour
Miss Mary Mcnamara has returned
home after a visit to relatives in Ire
land. She was a visitor at the Dublin
Exposition.
Miss Martha Spencer. formerly a
teacher in the State Normal School at
Emporium, Kan, who is now a Presbv-
terrain missionary In West Virginia has
returned to her field Of labor following
q visit 10 Mrs NJ. z. Easter. % Wash
ingtor street.
Miss Cora Bancroft, OF Worcester
Mass, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
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II. c. Apsley, Of Baltimore, has been
appointed principal of the High School
at Darnestcwn- He is the fifth teacher
to occupy the position within two
moEths, the other four having resigned.
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eTty in few days, after which he Will,
move to California where his wife and
son are residing.
Mrs. E J. Northrop returned home
Tuesday after months stay in New
York and Vermont
Mr.. and Mrs. C V. Shreve have
moved into their new home on Broad
street at West End
Mrs. Donaldson has rented c. T. Fen
wick's house at East End. and moved
into It this week. Mr.. Fenwick has re-
turned to Washington for the winter
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A Rockville party, consisting Of W,
Guy Hicks and wife and Misses Lotta
and Amy Humphrey, have gone to the
jamestown Exposition TO remain a
week.
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Wallace Jones, formerly OF this sec
ton, but for the past fifteen years a
citizen OF South Dakota Is here on a
visit to relatives and friends. accom-
panied by his VIE and two sons.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-13

Harry Miller has Just returned from
Harpers Ferry, w. Va, where he spent
the summer
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Mr.. and Mrs. John z. Wilson, who
live near Rockville, gave a reception
last week In honor Of their dauGhter-in-
law. Mrs. Barrett Wilson. Their guests
included Mrs William B. Waters. Mrs.
Hervey Brown, Mrs. Irving UnderhiII.
and Misses Barry Albert. Mary Brewer.
Lillian Bennett, and Bessie Green.
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The recent announcement by the d
rectors OF the Montgomery County Agr!-
cultural Society that the premiums
awarded at the last county fair would
be scaled IS per cent, has been recalled
and it is now officially stated that the
premiums will be paid in full
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Mr. and Mrs George {. Lewis, who
spent the summer In Vermont and Mas
sachusctts, have returned to their honYJ
in Rockville.
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George W. Ribble has removed from
Rockville. to Richmond, Va, where he
will make his home.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. Z. FendaI. who
have been summering IN Charlottesville.
have returned TO their aome, IN this
CITY
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George Morrison, OF Twelfth street.
has returned from the jamestown Elk
position.
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The Montgomery Country CLUB gave
an informal daLce last Saturday even
ing. which was largely patronized. Or
Tuesday evening next q vaudeville en-
tertainment viii be given the Saturday
following another informal dance, and
Wednesday, October 30. a Une-act
comedy will be presented.
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Mrs. II. c. Philips has as her guest
last we x J J. Graves. OF Richmond.
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Sfrs. c. T. Erwin, who has been sum
inerins Fl Loudoun county, has returned
home
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The Rockville WOmans Club has
chosen the following officers to serve
for the coming year: President, Mrs.
Robert c. Warfeld; vice president, Mrs.
other W. Talbot; second vice president.
Miss Rose Armstrong; recording secre-
tary, Mrs Hervey Brown; correspond
ing secretary, Miss Rose Henderson;
treasurer, Mrs. II. c. AlinUtt.
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Milton NJ Thorne left Saturday to visit
Eichmond and the Jamestown Exposi-
ton.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-17
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hutte, eri6ienen bort einige NGnner.
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MD nobmen cine genaue 0urdp
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muroe Dem Nlten Elm fleirws Enfct
nit einem 9egleiti6reiben siieeifidt.
Nos 8udet entbielt orei Srdmien.
9oie unO 0as 9egleiti6reiben itamm.
te pom elmer Der raoifolen Earteien,
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Sousludung lei III ibrem eigencn
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megen Spionage) gebu6t babe; ans
9erieben bdtten Die 9eauftragten Der
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ser 9artei beroanfe, 10 meroe err alif-
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iuft MN nit Ser Yartei in Siibluna
81 treten, Inn tie 5lir @rmGBigung
ibres Inipru6s 5u betuegen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-17

den, tp.I9e ben Gon9rsb einerisits iiilo
ben Buuo anbsrsrIsits angsbsn, bon
chamber trsriner.
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ben /:
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uanosrunss' gOnferen5 tn Baltimore
periammeIten 8ertrstsr bss ~Geuti&'
ameritanti9sn Naiiunal.B unoss" bob
bic sinaewanoerisn 8tirger our4 bic
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bic esglii&e Sprn9s uno ameritanti&s
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ben, ba3u bsiirngsn iOlsn. bic frii@
ginssuanbsrtsn su sutsn gtrgsrn ois.
fer Republit bsran3ubilbsn.
,9is gum Baltimore bonn II. big
ia. Sanuar su elmer ginwanbsrungs'
@onferen3 periammsltsn @srtretsr oss
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turaIiRrten Ytrssrn Der Be-. Stcatsn.
pel9s qsnsiniaus S&ritte CUR gsrbi'
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anoere1 internntionalen 8ereintgun'
gen sur gsratbuus uno gei4luBfai'
flung m~ii3utbsilen."
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brsttuns bon auffldrenoer 2itsratu'
tn Der prsHs unb bur9 6lu9bldtts'
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