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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15
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beIteu 9lnbenten itebcnbe Serr Ottu
Monnig lit ain @litttpud) ben g..
@Rdr5 I'M sitter uUn 81 Sabren nadl
tur5er aranfbeit in ieiuem Setm,
Sort 8ortb, 9eras eeitorben.
Gent 6ort@urtb 9lnsetser entnebms
Ell mir folgcnoe Oiesbe5iali@e, uno
audi iiber ben 9%ebcnSlaui bes Ser
i%tur6eneu ltabere @iuselbeiten:
"6err MOmli9 mar trob ieineS
buben 9llterS uie fralit unb bis ettpa
Ia Gage opr ieiuem 2oOe iiets mum
ter unO riitis seueien. ST itarb al
2unaenentsitnbune. Nerr Ntpunis
mar III o. c G 3 III Der Rbienprpuina,
gebureu unb fant I'M Sabre lS47 nad5
ct. Souls, Nlu., tuu er laneere 9eit
elm s@eiddit betrieb
weld)eS er ipdter und) Sernauu, @lpo
uerlegte, pm fuU er nit ieiner gan5en
Semitic, nno Oerbeiratbeten SDbnen
un6 S6dtern i'm Sabre 1889 mad
6urt @urtb fam rnO in @enteini6aIi
nit ieinen S6bnen. Otto 6. @iaiawt
uno @euree, elm S1nittmaareu uni
@iientuaareu-@ ei9dit erinoete, uUt
beneu oas e~ritere ihun felt Sabret
ais bic nMpnnie 9rp SUObs Co." in
turpprirt unb ais @uerOss wie aud
Detail @eihdit iih 81 itaunensiper
then 8erbdltnifien entuideG bat
Ser alte Serr beinB Elm SntereIie il
bieIem @ei1dft, wanOte iebdA len
perlbnlides SntereiIe uuo feline Cha
teit benz @rnnbeieentbumseeihdft 81
erparb nah uno naA cine Gnsab
@ruuOItade un6 SGuier i'm Ilolihel
Stabttbeile. Seiue @attin uerlO,
Serr @Omnie uur etfua adj.
Sabren unb aud iein dlte
Der Subu, Stto 6. Mpnnis 1T i'm
Dor mebreren Sabren I'M lobe Dor
auseeeaneeu, gs iiberleben i'm bre
G6bne nnb bier gbdter unO neuu
unbsmnnsie Gntel. 9ie S6bne iinb
@iuiam uub George Munnie 9ri
@pubs Company NIB Suiepb @Uunii
in ct. Souls Gep. Die 96dter iir6
6rau Or. $. u. Sibbarb, 6rau aoll
8urte, 6rnu s. g, 8raibear uiib Mrs
IS. q. Coates BON Sauta Barbara
gal. Serr Mpnnie bate trub ieinei
bDbsu Mlters mdbreub Der lebten sebl
Sabre in @eieGihaft elmer 3pdte
smei &eiien nah 8eutihaub inter
nummen lnb ihilberte germ unb leb
bait bic ginbriide. tpelde bic eroBei
&erduOertineen I'M alten 8aterlanoe
anO Der seifiee pie uatcrieue Sort
Idrttt in Oeniielbeu aui i'm sentadj
batten.
Der 8eritDrbeue mar eth @ann uui
idarfer 8eUbadtuneseabe uno @eu
identenntuiB, periUnlih IiebenSDir
big, tets freuubli6 eeoeu SeOermart
erfreate iidJ Der alte 9err sruBer Sc
liebtbett bel 9llen, Die nit ibm i
8eribrune tamen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15

I'm DsifUeritanOniiie 81 berihtiper
bstrefis DER StsHsnutIOn Oss gsbrers
perm GGlsp ais Brin5ipai Der Ditent
liasn sdule, isi bier peiaat bah sr
Oieisn Sdritt that UNI bic aiiitsn.
ten fteae in Der htsiiseu pOaiaulr
annebmsn gu tbnuen. Sc mar nur Elm
@saIel i'm Srbsitsfelre Oes sebr-
fades, nab Don gntlaRuns 1T nitt
Die Reoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15

Rie es iest beiBt, min wabreHO
Der iummensen Saiiun bic Rpmun
Eadst 90, non NaibpiIe cine 9ams
pferlinie spiiaen ct. Souls unc Iai.
ami auf benz WiROuri etubliren.
Gas critic Boot electra" lou ituu
1lttte ndGhen WOnatS cine 5abrt
MAIDEN. @ertreter Der 60. beiuateu
in ben lesten 8obeu Die Blase ldnss
Der atuie rnO baden lie, wte tie iasen,
lbernl Grmutbisaus aeianoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15

Gina 40 8%eriOnen, Mdnnteiu uno
&eiblein, iubren am lesten SOnutua
3nAmittns nuf gsoblt u. SOhlteH's
Boot slberu 5lub, UNI oa I'M Ssim
BON SiiOor gdmiOt Oas 48. gSteGen.
felt ielner treifliden u. ribrisen Sat
tin in eematbti9er @eiie 81 feiern
8ir traien oa nod bic iueenb,ihe
@reiiin 8ittpe &Obt. Ruff nit ibreu
G6htern lnb SAwieeeriDbuen ben
5nrmern Sermnnn 8esOlO, 8edec
unb Saefner bic ais CUTE Nahbarn
uno 6reunoe bee @eburtstasstiubes
iid einseiunoen bntten I'm aud
i6re @ladplniAe baraubrInpen.
Sci better Bemirtbuns unb anpeneb'
mer llnterbaltuus fog oer @a&mit'
ine nur aIsu raid balm. uno es mai
Der Buui4 auer baB 6rau S1mibi
nod red)t oft unter dbnlit panitieer
8ersdltnifien ibren Seburtstag fei'
crn mbse.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15

Der attmOOii6e naufesalatit4
ideint aus Der MOoe su tDmmen unO
ben rGudre,8 Bart Ytas su maiden.
@ebrsre Der bieiiaep 5rauen ipieIen
10 srnfbuft uuO unbaltent OuB iia
pom bsItisen Srumpf uusiaIasen an
ben auDHeln Der reaten 6ano cine
bhbneraupenurtise 1Ornbaut eebiloet
bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15

SIN gerlnee unieres unternebmen'
ben MitbareerS, orn. @m. aarns.
'bUsen, Fnb wisOer Orsi iaDne Yin.
f6ts. gOhiarten uOn hermann er.
lfeinen, uelae bic rOmuntiI&e Sage
unb bic Shbnbett unieres Sdbt&ens
berrli@ perania uutiGen. 8pei Der
aarten seiaen be @urttarase uno
Die neue gitp Sale uuO bic aubers
has GUurtbuus, eleid elmer mUnernis
firten surs uuf bUbem SeIien am
Sbein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15

Marp -- 0untle Tinae nnter ben
Guoen beOsuten nt%nneelboFte 8irlu.
%lntiOu, trdae 2eber unb @ieren. Bes
iueauna unO SUlIilters @odp Dl0uns
tain 9bee MAIDEN Gid geInub unb
35 Gents, 9bee Dber Sablets
len. 81 baben bel 9eIter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15

6err Utitnsl enbler pom Stomp
Sia, 1T lestsn sumitus BON 8llOt
Grupe, MU., Suridsetebrt no CT Iei'
mem gObne, Sailor gbriit SabIer
nebft Gamilie einen nabe5u l4.tasi.
Gen 8eiud1 abitattete. @r bate bel
ietner Gbreiie su 6auis nua'tm Sim
ieinen gOhn SacOb in SefferiOn City
81 beiuden, Oa iebOa OuisIbit bic
8lattern berritsn ituuO er.uOu Oisiem
gurbaben woblueislit nb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15
Biuier BlriOrr mad ltlaaB

Sb babe bic aeentur flr cine
r%enoulrte shnsibsrel lbernommeu
ano lam lsBt
fn6us fertise 2lnsdss
nat dae 9smdtt
10 biaia titiern ipie iraeuo ismanc in
DER Sta0t
oauOerle uon Diuitera CUR etni4t
81 y, rilisung
IA i'd btiier GlaliiSlrt bin i'm
NaoBntbmen w,r lonii iemauo wiro
audi b~eiiers 8uiteoenbslr aarantlrt
4. Ged Cd elofr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15

4rOi. armin Saeberle melher uOt
fanf Sabren uOer LANCER bier aebrer
mar, unb bon 0ermann brett mad
SaO. amerita rette. bait Jest otles
eentlid gurtrdee hber ole sehehs.
marbisfeiten Der Sniet &ObiniUn
.GruiOe rpelhe &c beiuat. aut bat Ell
interefanten StOff aus nnOeren Or.
ten Der iaOameritnniiHen Staaten
welas ieinen gOrtrus ieiielno uuo
unterbnltent r&aft. Or Wirp mOr'
aen abenb in Der benuhbarteu 5taot
BnibinptOu gortrna balten, auO
paroe, pie mir uernebmeu, 'iih aua
bier bbren laiien uenu g%eeipnete
Stritte anpebabnt tuerOen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15

gin a~bsebdrmtes 6eIiht mntt
.iidsrlid sinsu GtnOrud auf unisr
@ematb. @enn es Oas @eIiat elm.
10 %unferer aieben III, Wautisr, Gar.
ten upsr RinO, eriaut ss unier Sers
NIT Grnnrio, SOlhe @eiiater per.
IOlasn uns i'm e@Idf uuO IinO nab.
rrnb bes @a&ens iOrtpdbrsnb ID
.nnisrsn @sOnnfen. Gs Iisat III bee
msnl6lIHen gsutur, CAB man UNI
Gisisnissn beIOrot ", welds man
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15
s.rmauu. NO.. st,itas oel. ulars
9Fisieuer wssweiier.
neannte.
6eriCbts sGerIntne.

GouHtpsGourt. gts0slWdbiss Esrmine bsstu-
ntt oi 4. Wlontag Der Wlundte 6tbrlar, Wlat.
NRquit uno ylDOtmbtr. Sitlera ubgitth : "
bbr6e am !. Wloniag I'm aptil.
R"trcutts on RI. ReatImdBtgt 9erntite be-
QiuRsn an 2. NloutaQ BET 9loHate 9ahlar, Wiar
NIB Gtptgmber,
probRtes6onrt. RteeImdbige 2grmtrt be
Qtnngn am A. Wontag btr Wi0Roie btbrpat
Wlai, au9lit nHb glopembtr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15
GrHnHIitRea, threcctiideen
iGnN praFtigtbeR

8innp /, unb @einneuuter,
ridlt ertbsilt ErDf Grna BubOemeper.
gIanO uab Oraelaimmen wirO BEL 20.
iabrieer Grinbruns in, Dem SADIE
ernnoLih nit @nruntis bslsret.
aedtiun 5orents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15

Eniere- y the Post once at Hermann. NO.. as
econd class rail matter,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15
Sd Bin 5mmer 11od 3m @d4dft

sd babe e,ne uuuFdnbiec Sus-
pabl BON 6ru9tbdumen iopie audi
Beinreben an Snnb, melhe ih fur
6rIbiabrsanplansen beltens empieb.
len fam. GpreGt bel mir Dor un0
treff. cure Gusuabl.
AhtunpsuOlI
o.. g. s. { { !.
Sermann, MD.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15
widttIibtr 9larhtbsri6t
STAR I

@eisen, 2 lpnlit1t. .,..... i69
8ei5en, 8 Gualit1t. 49,. .e7.
Miebl, per sad, i. 6ualit1s... 2.20.
Mebl, per Saa 2, aunfitat. 2a0.
9Ornmebl, per 100 giunb 49,. I.50.
aieie, per lg0 gfuno ........ ST.
Sbipftuf. per 100 8funb... ITO.
Qrooutte.
GDyrtgirt pDr
III. HELMERS. Grocer.
Butter, per &hint. 1920.
@ier per Tnbeno ........ la,
SIbner, per &funh. 1855. 103
Spring Gbidens, per 9funo
s1tnien ........,.... I0'
Shmals, per IfunO.. 10.
9mtebeln per 8nIbel $50. -7s
Bpue per IsuuD. 1890. 2S
RartDfetn 40s
AuEtenb s.ss....sss.ssys VI
Die aneeeebeneu gsrelie tperOen DDn
ben 1dnblern [meiFens tn Eaaihel
be5ablt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15

y GorrtibrahsaIsn nnb g;n;:r5unatn non aug,.
mtintm SnttrtHt Hnb srb,t'a. nhNtu uns it.
900 itSttttns Wiitnoa ertglhsH. jFhr be
q unhmltu initrtr Hbgttp52rbfHien hnb tptt
aidt ptrautportlln. 9tI pahts gamt ots
Gnrtibsrs mub dns IN outn Hantn mitet-
thttlt merotn.
~ Nusigsn Don n 81 cB s Sou SrbBs mhHtn
ipdishtus Gpnh1 vstQA Dlot3tu ttR9trei6l ipfr'
ben. 9an Gouasrstoq Wttitoe tptrbsn stiHt
AHsletu aHatuomntn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-03-15

VIbOnnirt nuF Ons -9srmannsr
gOltsblatt.s
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
HE WOULD AND HE WOULD NOT

"HE iustrious but turbulent Roosevelt Third Term
Leaguers of Chicago copy the methods of their great
par Their voice is heard in the boom and thunder OF
weLn ringing. 1t is not for Roosevelt whether
shall for President They will tie him
his throat he essts 1--WE chal
shout "his right refuse the
of the United for third in the face of the
peoples demand The between Roosevelt and his ad
fleeing escape from the hands of his friends and
well worth the price of admission is condition
that inspires the Washington Post to remark
of
They in platform only
of
their banner only after she captured and
esourcef ready checmae
hand dangerous He
There
sleeping Third League spreading tentaces
him flying him 1t
of the United
Roosevelt If diplomatic
pawing of the
ner o Theodore Roosevelt
Ancient and Honorable Fairbanks moeying
along missing tricks drinking buttermk and kissing babies,
shaking hands all and inviting Mayors to dinner
Mr. H Hartman said have declared that Fairbanks will
President and for him. The Fairbanks band
wagon ressless Some grace
called and have limited that the
selected Captain Peay the north pole dashe for
his running All that SANDER inspired by the greeneyed
monster politics Still thy right hand carry gentle peace
envious tongues will be his poea and moral PLATFORM
he be nominated he will the country like blizzard
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
THE MORALS OF PUBLICITY

ISCUSSON the limits of publicity provoked by the
Thaw trial continues rage. Some people would stop It
altogether Others urge that it imperative that the facts
should made known The Ministers Association OF Prov
L. after debate unanimously agreed that feature
the testimony should be made public the ground that the trial
furnishing greatest of the age In New York
Frank P Hail. addressing the American Newspaper Pub
fishers Association their annual dinner, said
said publication of all the facts
certain trial which attracting public attention now beleye II the
told should hnd half the told II
all told might find that not only but number Of men there
lives little girls
then when they have started them on the way hell push them on
is
and ministers will endavor raise such public
of these
playful than been in the
always question how much should be told to the young
innocent but believe that etcence often carried too tar
out of feeling of false modesty The Thaw trial teaches how
the law that he of DEATH The dry
precept maxim do not impress like this terrible drama
the guilty and stngs the of the free
who indulge the practices described
should be made know that they their lives
equally well that the innocent should be
permitted what kind of these and
be warned
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05

If YOU pick up a San Francisco pup
lieation these days you viii nnd some
thing like this: ''NotwithstaadlhS ths
fire in April the business trahsacteu
during 1906 was much greater thah
that of 1906" The people down tnere
in the metropolis speak OF the nre
as though 1t were an everyday occur
renee. And they act as though 1t were
such. Barring the lack of facilities
and Accommodations which they Tor
erly enjoyed, and the unsightly re-
mains of the ruins. a stranger would
never suspect that San Francisco had
been the victim of the greatest calam-
ity which ever befell an American city.
Nevada City Miner Transcript
The Japs have driven the Boston
Steamship Company of Seattle out or
business. The three big ocean liners
will make no more trips to the Orient
but 90 into the Alaska trade next sum-
mer. This is only the beginning and
other American lines must follow SUIT,
as they cannot. with the union wages
compete with the Is cents per day Japs-
The owners of that line live in Boston
and might be good missionaries 10
place our case before the ignorant OF
that city-willows Journal.
Our contention is that when Congress
again legislates in relation to exclusion
1t should so broaden that legislation as
to keep out the Objectionable of all na-
tions, even if IL shall go so far as TO
say, as Australia has already said, this
is to be a white mans country, In
order that we may have here no more
race questions than we have.-Sacra-
mento Union.
Shake after taking is the password
nowadays of the Saa Francisco street
car passeng gers.-Berkeley Reporter.
Germany is willing TO take our word
for the healthfulness of fresh meats,
but insists that the canned product still
have to prove an alibi. In view OF the
fact that dachshund sausages are ac-
cepted as readily in this country as
any other brand. this seems a trif1e un-
grateful on the part Of our German
cousins,-Los Angeles Express.
The scientists have succeeded in per-
suading themselves that the big earth
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
THE GODS OF WAR

CONTROVERSY Of deep historical interest bearing on the
genesis touching the of General Fred
agtates Chicago suburb IN searcn
of Mayor Colonel Albert Frost the heroic can
ddste he disputes the glory OF General Funston who went
through win the battle of Marlao in the Philippines
in 1890 Colonel Frost declares Funston who swan
backed his assertion by veterans
of his regiment the South Dakota Volunteers
Naturally implication that he real hero or at
least and proof hero has aroused
General repe the sander and claim his own Thus
he replies his signature
2l-Colone Frost entirely mistaken
his the First South Dakota
independent crossings
O Marlao of March 2, 1899
of the killed IN their
number of taken About lOO rnes were
captured
Of north bank until
General H Otis they withdrawn TO the south
marched the ranroao
n a second
raft which had obtained
Hardy Corporal Wigsdae and Pvates funman and VIII
leys who the river under fire to obtain It.
Of the truth of history should like fuller
specifications critics remark that
the water deep enough Funstons feet while
contrary stack OF Bibles that the
the under hail of bullets the while
he his teeth These islands OF the
OF fable In people will begin TO doubt
Otis crossed the Rubon
military gods will be wrapped in mist of NEUROLOGICAL
glory. the heroes of hypothetical question.
The real Funston the who to help San Fran
cisco need with his handy That better
than heroes Besides all know that Leander, and not
Hero, the
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
Personal Mention

Frank H. Short of Fresno is at the
Majestic.
]. H. Tucker of Portland is at the
ST. Francis
D. H. Mcclure of New York is at
the Hamlin.
r. s. waring of Gordon, Tex. is at
the Hamlin.
]. c. Peyton. merchant OF Coiusa,
is at the Baltimore.
d. K weiskopf and wife of Cincin-
natl are at the Majestic.
c. A woolsey a merchant of Phila-
delphia, is at the Savoy.
]. E. Gibson, a railroad man from
Los Angeles, is at the St Francis.
A. c. Fralik. n prominent mining
man of Boise, Idaho. is at the Majestic
Dr. Florence A. Dyer and Miss Mary
z. Converse of Philadelphia are at the
Palace.
Jerome Bernheim and De Witt A.
Davidson of New York are at the Dor
chester.
Louis D. Stone. who was rooming
clerk at the Occidental for Ave years
and who went East after the fire, will
return TO this city today from New York
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
EDI1oRIA l. + n ~ - MAFln pv
Comment of the Press of the State
on Many Topics of Interest

u,,aIe Knocked the Japan current sew
eraI miles out OF plumb thereby chanS-
ing the glorious climate or Calllofhla-
Not satisfied with this, they are now
framing up evidence to prove that ths
sun is showing signs of weakness
Watsonville Register
The stuff the daily papers are pub
fishing about Thaw and his wife Is
perfectly disgusting to the average
reader and much q II should De sup
pressed There are columns, pages ana
whole mammoth ediuons OF ths last
ern metropolitan press devoted 10
Thaw and his wife. the attorneys con-
cerned in the case and the actress
friends OF Mrs. Thaw. Better give the
public a rest, or at least some news
that is more wholesome--Richmond
Leader.
If there is anything that viii make
a teetotaler hot it is TO receive a
long treatise from the governmental
department on the production OF tight
cooperage" Just as if any one in RiV-
erside had cares concerning the wood
that enters into the slaves or beer aIe
and whisky barrels. In the prodection
Of these by States the taoulat1on
doesn't even mention California By
hickory, we feel insulted! But old
''Kaintuck." why she doubles on any or
'em. Riverside Enterprise.
An Eastern newspaper man has DIS
covered that Simon Guggenheim. CoIo-
radios new Senator, began life pare
footed" II he keeps on looking up the
facts he may also discover that ne did
not have a cent in his pocket nor even
have a pocket.-Cloverdale Reveiiie'
Now that a woman's club OF Los An
geIes has sold a piece of real estate
for something more than $4,000 and
considers it ng~eXtraordinary, per-
haps a few bachelors who are minus
carfare occasionally will sit up and
take notice.-Los Angeles Express.
One of Stockton's own banks has
bought the bonds recently authorized
by that city at a premium OF over $21.-
600. The total amount of the issue
was s1s7.0OO. stockton is not so badly
off, after all.-Nevada City Miner
Transcript.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05

A. F. Coats. lumberman of Aber-
deem, and his wife are at the st.
Francis.
F. B. Keever of Goldfeld, who has
big mining interests in Nevada, is at
the Savoy.
DR.. Frederick A. Bartlett, prom
inent physician of Aurora, Ill. is at
the Hamlin.
Robert H. Rippil of Seattle is stay
ing at the Hamlin- He is making a
tour of the coast.
N. Bissinger. one of the leading wool
buyers of Portland, Or, and wife are
at the Dorchester.
Arrivals from Sacramento at the
Palace are w. w. Chaplin, ]. H. Glide
Jr. and A G. Mendez
Los Angeles arrivals at the Savoy
are Daniel w. Cunningham and A.
Gleason, a mining man.
J. r.. Anderson. merchant of New
Orleans, is making extended visit
in the city and is at the Hamlin.
Judge Gordon of Spokane, attorney
for the Great Northern Railway, accom-
panied by John Condron, who has been
examining mines In California for him,
will leave for the north tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
In the Joke World

Tom-They say Miss Prunes speaks
eight different languages
Dick-Iu bet 81 she says the same
thing in every one of them.-Detroit
Free Press.
Hicks--A woman viii always have
the last word.
Wicks-Oh. 1 don't know. She'll al
ways give you a chance to apologize
Boston Transcript.
Teacher-How many seasons are
there? 8
Tommy-Four.
Teacher-Name them
Tommy-BasketbaIl, baseball. foot
ball and charity baI."-Yonkers States
man.
Clerk-You can't get a room here
for that man; he's drunk.
Man supporting a weary friend)-
That's all right; what of that?
Clerk--This is temperance hotel
MAXWELL, he's too drunk to know
the difference.-Army and Navy Life
Edith (the heroine)-And can you
forgive me2
George (the herO)-can you ask. my
Edith-Georgs.
orge-Edithl.!
INote-This dialogue Is printed for
the benefit of the man who really wants
to hear the last line of play.1-PueaA
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05
The Smart Set

almost equal in extent. beauty and
value TO that of the King.
The inevitable has come about The
gentlemen of the Jimmy have become
alert, and Scotland Yard has been
quietly informed that an attempt has
been planned to loot the ClOman treas
ure cases. Following advice from the
inspectors Office. the ClOmans have put
extra guards TO watch the wonderful
plate chests and have strung the house
with electric wires and burglar alarms
Were the buffers pantry the tower
room of the crown jewels IL could not
be better protected"
Miss Constance Borrowe is spending
a fortnight in town as the guest Of Mrs
Lester Herrick
Mr.. and Mrs. safford Colby enter
tanned a dozen guests informally at
dinner on Friday evening last at their
home in Sacramento street.
Mrs. Jack Johnston was the guest OF
honor at an informal luncheon last
week given by Miss Grace Sanborn at
her home in Fruitvale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Yeazell formerly
Miss Cornelia Campbel), who have
lived in Fresno most of the time since
their marriage last year. have come
north to make their home and have
taken an attractive cottage in Sausa-
Tito. They expect 90 build there a
little later in the year.
Beverly Tucker, who has been IN
Chicago for some time past. left the
Windy City on Sunday for California
and will engage in business here
Mrs. Valentine @. Hush will leave
about April 1 for the East to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Richardson
Wells. in Burlington. VT.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace Chaplin
formerly Miss Helen Wilson of Seat
tle). whose wedding was celebrated
last fall. have returned TO their home
in Sacramento after spending the win
ter abroad on their wedding journey
They are at present the guests OF the
Dwight Millers in Sacramento and are
being extensively entertained. Mrs.
Chapin's parents. Senator and Mrs.
John l. Wilson. were expected to ar
rive a day or two ago from Seattle to
visit her.
Mrs. Arthur L. Whitney, who has
been at Casa Contenta in Santa Bar
bara since November last. has returned
to her home in San Nateo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Shoup, who have
made their home in Berkeley for some
time past. expect to leave shortly for
Reno. New, where they will live In the
future Mrs. Shoup is at present visit
ing friends at an orange grove near
San Bernardino.
Miss Adella Mills and Miss Elizabeth
Mills. who have been spending the
winter in New York left there last
night for California. coming by way
of New Orleans and reaching here
next Monday. Friends OF Miss Eliza
beth Mills viii be glad to hear OF the
success OF her songs. Last year, she
composed a group. "Child's Cycle OF
Song. of which she wrote both the
words and the music. These. which
are said TO be charming and clever,
have been accepted by the John Church
Company and will be brought out I'M
mediately.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-05

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