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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-04

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-04
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-04
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-04
Suits SbGtiofeit.

manila, 3. Observation-Disclosures:
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nahnlen 81 Nlrniten scr Norloac.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-04

@icn. 3. Nuucmber. - Gic Gc'
buttcn iiber bcn Ml,sGleid, Iilo nil:l'
mebr i'm Mcihsrotb bccnoet. Gas
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-04

baben bel oen Selcgropben.@ eicu.
iduften INN @ieoeranitelllln9 nahgc.
iuht. Die n@eItern Union" bat ale
Noiten beiebt. Nur Die nFoitol Be-
legrapb 60" bot eintge Der alten
2e,lte wieoer angeiteQt. Seitens Der
Union iouen Ole 2eute initrllirt NOR
Den iein, Die alrbeit pieoer aui5uneb-
mell.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-13

noble grand; Fred Eberhardt. left sup
porter to noble grand; Frank koudele, 1T.,
warden; j. w. Knapp. conductor: John III.
Couchman, r. 8. s.; d. A. Dayton, l.. 9.
g.; Charles Holtz, outside guardian; Anton
Johnson. inside GUARDIAN Nels BrOdahl,
left supporter TO vice grand; John Mem,
right supporter 20 vice grand; trustees,
Oscar Lent. Nels BrOdahl Eugene Tenn
pleton. After installation an oyster supper
was had.
NORTH PLATEAU the Commercial
club Tuesday evening occurred the annual
meeting, when the business for the year
was reviewed. The membership Is now
composed Of over 100 members OF the clti-
Eens Of North Platte. The following direc-
tors were elected: T. G.. Patterson, DIT
D. T. Quigley, c. c. Hupfer, ]. J. Hal
ligan, j. r. Clabaugh. J. 3. Mcdonald. &.
f. Iddings. Henry Waltemath Arthur Nc
Namara, Il. +. Seeberger and IRA l.. Bare
The following ofieers were re-elected; r.
G. Patterson president. j. +. Clabaugh vice
president. n r. Seeberger treasurer and
Ira l. Bare secretary. After discussing
matters relating 20 the welfare OF the
city, they were served with nice lunch
By C|Aerer Well
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-13
REAL CALVARY. is FOUND
Experts Say Burial Place of JesuA
II Now Part OF
Cemetery

CONSTANTINOPLE Jan. -12r-(Speoial)
After long and patient investigation and
no little controversy It is now. believed by
experts, who have devoted special sttea-
ton to the subject for several years, that
the real site Of Calvary has been Identified.
Also that a tomb has been discovered
which as the only one that In all respects
satisfies the requirements OF the gospel
narratives, Is entitled to take .precede nee
OF all others as the probable sepuichre
In which the Savior was laid away after
the crucihxion, 49,.
The New Calgary" as II Ia called to
distinguish II from the traditional Calvary,
has long been used as a MohammedaH
cemetery and its acquisition Is therefore
impossible. But after much, trouble with
the Turkish authorities the tomb with the
garden surrounding Il has been purchased
for $4,000. the purchasers agreeing to build
wall to separate 1t from the cemetery
II Is held by a trust ITO be kept sacred
as quiet spot and preserved on the one
hand from dissertation and on the other
hand from superstitious eyes.
Among those who have approved the
plans and who have succeeded in winning
q reluctant consent 10 these plans from
the Turkish government are many distin-
guished ecclesiastics and laymen. Now ar
appeal Is being made TO Christians the
world over to subscribe an additional syn
TO provide a fund for the proper mainte
nance OF spot which has such a uniQu,
claim to yeneration-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-13

Cornwsn, Elisabeth Kruger. Bonnie Tan-
madFe; Masters Cabi Cornwef, Denton
Dresher, John Cameron, Chester Impey
Edward Blakely.
Wednesday evening January 2, party
of friends gathered at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. T. Kiel, 1716 Canton street, In
honor of the fifteenth anniversary OF their
marriage The evening was pleasantly
spent with music. Those present were:
K Becker. Mr.. and Mrs 8. Mikklesen, Mr..
and Mrs s. p. Petersen, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Hansen. Mr.. Thompson, Mr.. George
TOpp. Mr.. r. Eskilsen, Mr.,.O. Larsen.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-13
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MUSIC AND MONEY.

II Is a waste OF money, time and patience
to study music In the old way. New meth
DDS OF teaching are constantly coming be-
fore the public, but only improved methods
should be recognized. The rapid results
gained by the ETA Ellis illustrated Music
Courses establishes VI as an improved
method and one that will soon be in use
throughout the country. In FIVE months
students accomplish more than in one year
by the old methods. Adults learn as
readily as children.
On account of the large number of new
adult students wishing to join the Monday
Evening Glass, Miss Ellis will give special
instructions TO them at o'clock. at the
store OF the Perheld Piano Co.. 1911 Farnam
st. Telephone Douglas T01
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-13
weddings and EngaEeiAe nsa.


The engagement is announced OF Miss
Matilda Hald of 54sl1 South Twenty-tifth
avenue, to Mr.. Arthur Savard The we'd
ding will take place early I'm June. it.,.
| Mrs. ]. E. Dennis of South Omaha an
nounces the engagement of her daughter.
Miss Lucille to Harry Albert Snyder The
wedding will take place early in February.
I A. wedding of much social interest Is
that of Miss Florence Putnam OF Lin
coin. daughter OF Mrs. A, NJ, Putnam, and
/ Mr.. Gould Dietz. which will take place at
LINCOLN Thursday. January IL !. The we'd
ding is to be very quiet, only the relatives
and close friends being present. Miss Put
nam will be unattended, but Mr.. Conrad
| r., Spens will act as best man. Imu1e-
diately after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Dietz will leave for Fort Comfort. where
| they Will remain until January %, at which
time they will sail for an extensive trip
through Europe. -. -, ~
"a A pretty home wedding was solemnized
Saturday evening at the residence OF Mi.
and Mrs. Henry Hardy, 2Si8 POppleton
/ avenue. which made their daughter. Miss
I Edna Hdrdy. the wife of Mr. Frederick
Charles Hill of st. Louis. The rooms had
a charming decoration OF green and pink,
carnations, pink shaded lights and GREENS
| being used in PROPULSION. In the front par
4 lor large canopy was formed Of southern
lsmilax, on either side of which was placed
a pedestal mounted with immense clusters
of pink carnations, Here the marriage Was
solemnized Rev. w. ]. Conley performing
the ceremony. Miss Cora Hardy, who
served as maid of honor, was the bride Z
only attendant. Her gown was Of light
blue silk and she carried a bunch of plhk
carnations. The bride was guvned In q
handsome Importation Of cream null inset
I with valenciennes lace. She wore a wreath
lof hyaoinths In her hair and carried .
I shower of the same blossoms. Mr. Frank
wilhelm served as best man. Following
the wedding supper was served to thirty
> five OF the Immediate relatives. For this
the dining room was deliberately decorated
Small tables we're placed around the room
each being adorned with a crystal candle
stick shaded In pink. The large dining
table had as a centerpleoe low mound
OF pink roses resting on cluny lace piece
this arcredr over with pink satin ribbon
ntermingled with ropes OF asparagus fern
Mr. and Mrs Hill left last evening for &
wedding trip OF several weeks in the soutt
and will make their homo In St Louis
Among the out-of-town guests were: DR.
F, X. Hin and Mr.. and Percy Stevens d
Rockford, Ill ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-13

The early part OF this week was remark
ably lacking in large AFFAIRS But surely
no more appropriate time could be selected
for q lull. considering the rush and hilarity
OF the past few weeks. This Is the hrst
real breathing spell the women of fashion
has had since early in October. 80 invari-
ably her attention turns now to the refur-
nishihg of her wardrobe. She was risged
out booted and spurTed for the first round
Of the social campaign early in the autumn.
but the gauzes and chiffons that have
served TO adorn her for short time have
taken on the shabblness of perpetual wear
ana either new gowns or decided remodel
ing becomes necessity. This overhaullny
of ones wardrobe may be good excuse
for a temporary retiremen: from the
syncopeted, rag time pace that society
has been going but strange to say this
retirement seems to be principally among
the debutante set, some Of whom have
already announced that they are tired
tired On the very Threshold Of their So
clety life.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-13
Prnnn.rtIre AMIR.

Mrs Elmer Neville will give a luncheon,
Thursday.
Mrs J. II. Pratt will entertain at
luncheon Saturday. ~
Mrs. Charles f. Clapp will be hostess OF a
large bridge luncheon Saturday.
Mrs Thomas Creigh has invitations out
for a whist party Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur English will entertain at
cards Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons
Mrs. w p. MIkeseIl will be hostess OF
the meeting Of the c. T. Card club Thurs
Z Mrs. Npseph Houghton will give lunch
con Monday In compliment to Miss Lorna
Elliott
Mrs. }. O. eRhiIlppi will be hostess of
Tuesday afternoons meeting OF the Thin
BILE club.
/ Mrs Ben Gallagher will entertain at
luncheon. followed by bridge. Wednesday
AFTERNOON.
The KouutSe Piaee Luncheon club will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Thomas Allen
"wednesday, = 9
Metropolitan club will give an informal
whist party Wednesday evening in the
club parlors.
Mrs. w. L. selby and Mrs. .CoRax will
entertain the Round Dozen club at Thurs
days meeting -H
hnt NdDlAOI NH Ddntlhb CiuD4W Will Civ
one of their enjoyable parties Friday even
ing at Chambers .
Mrs, Ben MART will be hostess Thursday.
january H. at luncheon for the members
of tile Comis club.
In compliment to Miss. Grace, Allison.
Miss Alice Switzler will entertain at
luncheon Saturday. :, ~
Miss Agnes Weller ana Miss Alice Faw-
cett will entertain the Kountze Place
Whilst club Saturday
Mrs w. J. Hunter of 221s Miami street
will entertain the, K X. X club at a KEN
sington Wednesday afternoon.
The Misses Brandeis will entertain at
cards Tuesday afternoon In honor of the
debutantes and a number Of visiting girls.
Mrs George Trout will entertain the
! members Of the o. c. c. club at a box
party at the Burwood Tuesday afternoon.
| The Maple Leaf chapter Order of the
Eastern Star. viii. give It's annual dancing
party at Chambers Monday evening, Janu-
airy II.
| Mrs. Paul Wernhep has announced four
afternoons at which she will be at hons
Informally, Wednesdays, January 16. % an.
30 and February g. uG.
Mrs. Preston c., Dawson and, Miss
Waterman have issued invitations for a
card party given in honor of Miss Grace
Allison. Thursda. afternoon.
I Zone of the smart affairs scheduled for
this week is the bridgs party to be given
by Mrs. James Love Paxton THURSDAY
afternoon. In hono= OF Mrs Clarence r..
! Day. -
| The board of governors OF Ak-sar-Ben
will give dinner at the Omaha club Mon
day evening in honor OF Mr. Gould Dietz.
/ whose marriage to Miss Putnam of Lin
colin VIII take place January II.
Among the anticipated functions OF the
near futurs is the reception to be given
by Mrs. Warren Switzler on the afternoon
of January "a, between and O'Clock.
at her home or ST. Marys avenue, at which
she will formally present her daughter.
4 Miss Alice switzisr.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-13

J, Now that Dame Rumor. hps proved her
self snch reliable prophecies. she hints
st another enGagement-and what IL more
exciting than an engagement Especially
when the young Miss In question is one
Of the most widely beloved Of the society
girls. she ifs . decided blonde, who lives
out in the West Farnam district The
fnan In question makes his home In the
east. He has rot favored. Omaha with
many visits as yet, but his anticipated ar
rival in the near future promises 70 make
him better known
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-13

Now IL is merely coincidence that many
Of their admirers among the masculine set
are also offended in this respect and many
of our cleverest men are refusing invita-
lions except in their own circle of con-
genial friends In fac; this circle has be-
come so small that their parties" are not
considered important to chronicle at least
not yet. AS for the married set they have
kept the wheel Of gayety whrling and the
days since Wednesday have been crowded
with numerous large and small affairs
principally given in honor OF the popular
visitors Miss Burgsrt of Toledo. o., guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Kirkendall; Mr. and
Mrs. Wager Remington OF New York,
guests OF M. and Mrs. Arthur Remington;
Miss o'Crowiey of Newark, N. j., guest OF
Miss Katherine o'Donohoe; Miss Ewing OF
Decatur, III guest of Miss Mary Lee Nc
Shane, ana Mrs Clarence Richmond Day
who IL visiting her mother. Mrs. A. b.
Smith The social calendar shows that
their popularity continues 10 be scheduled
for next. week. with the exception Of MT,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-13
social chit-chat.

DIR. Jonas has returned from a trip to
Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Roberts are in
New Orleans
Mrs. c. Hartman-b seriously i'll at her
home. All FarBam street
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin A shotwell on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Gibson and family will
leave in about ten days for California
Miss Adrienne Walker has returned from
Auburn where sshe has been the guest OF
friends.
Mrs, Mildred Riley OF Salt Lake City is
the guest Of Miss Margaret A. Davis OF 25ss
Harvey. az as So
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Dempster are
occupying their new home at ZIP South
Thirty-seventh street. re - IS.
Miss Ethel Morse. who underwent an
operation for appendicitis Thursday. is con-
valescine satisfactorily Eeb
Miss Jeanne Wakefield is spending sew
erak months with her cousin, Mrs T. M
Spofford In Kansas City.
Mr.. Luther Drake and DR.. Bridges will
leave this week for Havana. where they will
remain two or three weeks r -
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Troxen and family
are guests Tor stbes month ats the homsisOf
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Troxel at 1918 Emmett
stree.
Mr.. J. Henry Dempster OF Sioux Falls. 8.
D., 10 the guest OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John A. Dempster Of 20 South Thirty-sev-
enth street
Mrs J, f., Summers. jr.. ana son. Jack.
and Mrr. John Il Wilbur left Friday even
ing for Palm Beach. Fla. and will be gone
about two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Troxell are spending
the week al LOS Angeles. going from there
10 El Paso, Tex, and expecting to return
home IN abovS six weeks
Miss Jean CuSahy who was to have left
last Saturday for her school in Washington.
was detained by an attack OF tonslitis and
did not leave until Saturday
f. w. Judson and family will move Sat
urday into their new home at Thirty-ffth
street and Wooiworth avenue They have
been living two weeks at the Her Grand
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Webster and son
and Mr.. and Mrs H. X. Burket will take a
trip TO Cuba. leaving Omaha Thursday. The
Websters win stay three weeks and the
Burkets about a month.
Miss Ruth Holmes. sister OF Mrs c. A.
Hull. who has been In one OF the hospitals
here and underwent an operation for ap-
I pendicitis, has now recovered and returned
I Saturday to her home in Lincoln.
Mrs. w X. Hobbs sailed on the New York
/ for Europe Saturday, where she will meet
her husband, who has been abroad the last
six months After spending some time In
London England. they win visit Italy Ger,
many and Scotland.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-13
o. otBUTASTEs OUT NEAL WEEK
A twilight Dream.

we leaned upon the pasture rails
The FIRST sweet stars were IN the SKY
we heard the clink OF mixing pair;
with outstretched wings Ike dusty SAILS
The orchard trees were dim and still,
Breathing sweet fragrance IN tneii isleep
1.he same soft slumber seem TO Keep
Even the ripple of the Till
was like a rnourner in a dream.
And we. too. dreamed - Her pensiVe
face,
Pale az a star, saw II gleam r.
A stlil light In lonely place
A bending flower above a stream!
Her little hand, within my reach,
Lay quite untouched, You yonner, why
I ansW'er YOU. with frankeet epeech,
That she was married-and 80. WAS -
anu We "e'e JUDGE,