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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22

D. c. a chartered organization, but ac- tion was postponed until next conven- tion. when delegates will come, with all necessary information upon the sub tect. The information submitted by the President. that the U. D. c. do not own the patent to their own badge pin and the suggestion that 1t be bought or else a new pin selected was also dis cussed.
 Taking it all in all it was great convention. The rush of business was enough time for many important ques- tons.
 The amendments to constitution. re- vision of constitution. etc. was neces- sarily postponed again. The election of officers was taken up and rush ed through. many declaring 1t to be after 12. the midnight hour. The clock on the Presidents desk did not so saw. though. and business went merriIy on. It was certainly the most unruly wo- mans convention I have ever attended. but it was always Eood-natured Tho patience of the President was sorely tried. but she was complete master of herself. always calm and cool. kind but firm. There was no opposition to any candidate for office and the election was without incident. The officers you have already seen and Alabama must certainly be glad her sister city. Atlanta. has the next convention. Lack of time limited the entertaining to two receptions and the daily lunch cons. Among the distinguished Ala bamians present none was more popu 4 lar than Mrs. Martha Gielow. Thep& are thousand things I long to tell hnt the letter is already too long. With sisterly greetings.
 M. A. Cory.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22

tio can be obtained by writing to Mrs. Mary Cantrill, Georgetown. KN
 The reading of State reports was most interesting and took up a big part of the time. No report read re- ceivcd q more favorable comment than that of our President Mrs. Charles c. Brown. This report. on account of the unavoidable absence of Mrs. Brown, was read by her appointee. Mrs. w. H. Phillips of Birmingham. Corresponding Secretary of our division, who also acted as chairman of our delegation.
 Report of Committee on Rules for Crosses of Honor created, as usual. long and complex discussion.
 I confess l never did understand what we did do or undo with those rules. except to amend that suggestion which recommended that we stop issu- ing crosses now very soon. This was overwhelmingly voted down. and the tifno extended a few years.
 Mrs ScuYer of New York. after making her report on the prize for his torical essay at Columbia University. recommended a scholarship from the Tinted Daughters of the Confederacy. She stated that according to the rules of the school no scholarship could be given but some rich people had con trIbuted to Dean Russell money for nrocurinE a scholarship and that if the anount necessary to defray the board and incidental expenses were furnished hv the Daughters. this scholarship would he at their disposal. In a very few minutes the amount necessary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22
Standing Committees.

Standing Committees,
 Continental Hall CommitteeA-Chair- man. Mrs. Ellen Peter Bryce Tusca- loosa.
 American Monthly Magazine--Chair- man. Mrs. J. M Wyly. Montgomery.
 Legislative Aid and Patriotic Incen- tives to Education--Chairman Mrs. Charles c. Thach.' Auburn.
 Proper Observance of National An niversaries and Alabama Day-Chair- man. Mrs. Walter Robinson. Anniston. State Society Genealogy and Badge Chairman. Mrs. James R. Draper. OK ford.
 Monumental Memorial Committee Chairman Mrs. L. c. Dawson. Mont gomery.
 Jackson Roads in Alabama--Chalr- man, Mrs. A. c. Henry. Gunterspiile. Preservation of .Natchez Trace" in Alabama-Chairm Mrs. Schuyler Harris. Birmingham.
 Historic Spots. Relics and Graves oi Revolutionary Heroes and Heroines- Chairman. Mrs. H. D. Barr. Anniston.
 Child Labor Legislation--Chairm Mrs. Rhett Goode. Mobile.
 Cultivation of Fraternal Relations with the Sons of the Revolution. and Sons of the American Revolution Chairman, Mrs. Halls .Janney, Mont gomery.
 To Secure Pensions for Real Daugh- ters-Chairman Mrs. F. r. Garrett. 
 Jones Valley Memorial Road Commit tee--Chairman, Mrs. A. O. Lane. Birm- ingham.
 The Alabama Society D. A. R. brings to the editor and management of The Advertiser a Dountiful tray of thanks garlanded with Christmas Greetings, in simple yet heartful acknowledge ment of the generous courtesies receiv- cd at their hands during 190I-s. The D. A. R. salute the penant at your mast head with smiles on their lips. and with one voice. God -Speed!
 State Regent. Minutes of the Ninth Annual Confer
 ence Alabama ID. A. R.
 By cordial invitation of the John Wade Reyes Chapter. the ninth annual conference of the Alabama Society of the Daughters of the American Revo- lution met with the hospitable Athen- ians December l. 1907. the sessions be- ing held in the library of the Athens Female College. The opening meeting was called to order about 1O.S0 o'clock by our honored State Regent. The full ritual was used. Mrs. Hoffman act ing as Chaplain. Mrs. Armstrong pre- siding at the piano. during the singing of Nos. 17 and 10. Miss Mary N. Moore principal of the College, extended a hearty welcome. in the name of the charming hostess town. and the Col leRe of which 1t is so justly proud. She welcomed us as a congenial slsterhood and among many good things said. i'm. pressed upon us that we. as heirs of mast ages have a special mission en- trusted to our care. talent which may not be hidden, but rather increased ar hundred fold.
 The graceful response which follow ed, was given by Mrs. Francls TappeS of Huntsville.
 Mrs. Mcclellan pleasantly introduced to the Conference Mrs. J. Morgan
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22
Audersonville Preferred by Mn1or
 Wirx's Daughter.

All United Daughters of the Confed. eracy are advocates for the erection oi the Wirz monument. with site at An dersonville. / A daughter of Major Wirz. living at Natchez. Miss, and she being asked 10 express a preference in regard to tne sa,1 to vou as have to all others. who have asked my opinion on the subject of where the monument should be placed. At Andersonvilie, where 1t VIII VIII naairst one of the purest and loftiest men that was ever created by our Fa- T was only 10 years old at my fath. tho CTS death. cannot recait InIcn O as been given to The Veteran. May Son btess inc United Daughters of the Con federacy and the dear. dear women oi Georgja: s orstsful,v.
 "cora Wirz Perrin"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22
state Dl. ectory.

 Regent-Ars aurora Pryor Mo Vice -kegent-Mrs. Rhett Goode. Mo pile.
 secretary--Mrs William Harvey, New Decatur.
 Treasurer-Mrs. j. (. street. Opelika Official Reader-Mrs. Il. D. Barr, An niston.
 historian--Miss Anne Marks Will iia.is, Montgomery. ~ Chaplain-Mrs. Ellen Peter-Bryce, Tuscaioosa.
 Agent american Monthly-Mrs. j. Il WyJ. Montgomery. Poet LAuI cate. AiIss Meta Thompson.
 Chapter Directory General --BirmIngham; Re- gent, Mrs. J. V. Allen. .. Peter iroi-: -:ey---4oi.tgomery; Regent Mrs. f. F. Glass.
 Andrew JacksuH--Talladega Regent, Mrs. A. G. Storey.
 Light Horse Harry Lee--Auburn; Re- gent. Mrs. George Duncan. Martha Wayies JenerSon-Opelika, Regent. Mrs. W. B. Watkins. John Wade Keyes--Atnens: Regent. Mrs. William l. Hagan. caioosa--Tuscaloosa; Regent, Mrs Ellen Peter-Bryce.
 Lewis--Eutiula. Regent, Miss Mary Clayton.
 Mobile-Mobile: Regent. Mrs, Joseph St. George Tucker.
 stephens--New Decatur; Regent. Mrs Frederick William Gray--Anniston: Regent, Mrs. Hiram Donald Barr. Francis Marion--Montgomery; Re- % BienVilie1Ansis.on' % Regent. Mra Katherine Steel oxford: Regent. Grs. James R. Draper. :, Cherokee-selms. Regent. Miss Nell iis V. Baker
 Colbert-Tuscumbia Regent. Mrs John E. Deloney.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22
The Mobile Chapter.

r,,o uohila Chapter U. D. C., helo ,ts rerular monthly meeting on D1ee her 12, 1907. in the Y. M. C. A. puiloins is with the President, Mrs. Cois''H' '" the chair. ,aat,rp were road and approved. The treasurer ,n re norted about $16.29 in the treasury ' me pprssident reported the receipt or MI oo tS, Keene's resignation ana $f'e' for her dues up to date. rr,ad
 It was moved. seconded ana ca that the Christmas box pc 's.s, se1si a usual, to the veterans III 'n srs E w Home at Mountain Creek. Mts. H christian was appointed chairman or this work. with the following assist
 a.s. Mrs Sims. Mrs. Norv.lle. Mrs' pnIston Miss Boone, Miss ORourke' Mrs. Goldsby, Mrs. Davis. Mrs. rihcn' Mrs. Irwin. Mrs. Price Williams Srr Mrs. Hamburger, Mrs; CarieIl, Snr. Boulet Mrs Gould. All the n4 of the chapter are asked to assist;
 Mrs Christian appointed Friday' December 20, at 10 a. m. as the day on which donations will be recelVS9 III inc Y. M. c. A. building. MISS riaIh- burger. who has charge or the coiIec tios for the Shiloh monument repo''eu s5.60 on hand up to date,
 Jt was moved by Mrs. Christian. ana .aconded by the Chapter, and carried tbat sfO be sent from our treasury 10 the hospital fund. The President askeo that this donation be sent to Mrs. liar, vey Jones, in Montgomery, as she Wiil .nI ,,now hest how to use #. This matter ,ras acted upon previous to the reading of the appeal from the hospital Iund committed, which has been someWhae belated. ...,,, t,r-
 The following literary program TUT ntshad some pleasant entertainment. Sonoe humorous anecdotes of Confeder- t' ate soldiers and times were told by tbe following ladies: Mrs. Dowty. Mrs. Finch. Mrs. Hamilton Miss o.Rourke; personal "reminiscences told by Mrs. Colston and Mrs. Mce1mskey were enjoyed. as was tne inuslcaI par nf inc nrorram rendered by Mrs. Moul- ton.
 AEsott.r
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22
Historical.

Mrs. Harvey E. Jones, 644 south awrence Street Montgomery Fhohe 3015.
 The General Convention
 My promise was given to our State President, Mrs. Chas. c. Brown. when left for the General Convention. that I would write for the U. D. C. Col umns a condensed report of the pro ceedinRs for our official columns.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22
UNITED DAUGHTERS
 OF THE CONFEDERACY
omeiaI organ Alabama Division.

Editor-in- -Chief--Mrs. Charles U. Brown, Birmingham. , .,,o, Assistant Eultvr-Mrs. Belle Alien HGsi; Hi.torlea, M9n.s0mely nalysor--Mrs. Harvey E Jones, Montgomery.
 Generui Omcers, U. D. Q.
 President. Mrs. Lizzie George Hen derson. Greenwood, Miss. . First Vice. President. Mrs: A. IL. voorhies. San Francisco. Cal.
 Second ice-Fresident, Mrs. D. A. s. vaught New Orleans. Ia: Ia: T.. Recording Secretary. Mrs. A. L' Dowdell, Opelika. Ala. vi, Corresponding Secretary. Mrs. A w. Rapley, St. Louis. Mo.
 Treasurer. Mrs. Eustice Williams Louisville. Ky.
 Custodian Cross of Honor, Mrs. l.. H. Raines, Savannah. Ga.
 AIaOana State Directory.
 Miss Saliie Jones Honorary fresioeh' Mrs Charles c. Brown. President. Birmingham, Ala.
 Mrs. B. B. Ross. First vics-Presi' % Mrs. Lewis Cobb, Second vice-Pr Mrs. l.. T. Pride Recording Sec retary. Pride Station. Ala.
 Mrs. w. N. Phillips Correspondina Secretary, Birmingham. Ala.
 Mrs T. w. Palmer. Treasurer. Mon tevallo, Ala.
 Mrs. Harvey, E. Jones. Historian Montgomery, Ala.
 Mrs. F. H. .Elmore. Registrar. Noun Mrs. J. A. Rountree. Recorder of Cross of Honor, Isuv. Eleventh Ave- nue, souen Birmingham. Ala.
 Mrs. Mary q. ticnens. Director ana Registrar of the Children of the Con- iederacy. Greensboro. Ala
 Auditing Committee--Mrs. Ellen Ps- ter Bryce, Tuscaloosa.
 Chapter Extension Mrs. R. 4. Lee. Greenvi1ie. Chairman.
 State Souvenir tPlate--Mrs. W. L. Durr, Montgomery. Chairman;
 Monument Fund--Mrs. B. B. hoss' Hospital Relief. Soldiers Home--Mr Frank Fillmore. Mountain Creek. Cnais- man.
 scnolarship-Mrs. J. A. Thompson Tuscumbia Chairman.
 Daughters of the Alabama Division,
 U. D. C.:
 There came to me a few days ago a package all perfumed and tied with bands of holly ribbon. marked to De opened Christmas morning" l looked at 1t many times. resolving to obey re' quest, finally. that quality. curiosity, from which all women are free, crept into the tips of my fingers. the ribbons were drawn and there was beauti1ul card with these words from MT. Dyke all Iettered in gold:
 q send them to each Daughter. wish ing her a happy Yuletide, and with New Year added peace.
 T am thinking of yesterday. because 1t is Christmas, and I wish you happi' ness. And tomorrow because it will be the day after Christmas, I shall stil wish you happiness, and so on clear through the year. I may not be aoit to tell you about 1t every day. because | may be far away. or because both oi us may be, very busy. or perhaps be- cause I cannot even afford to pay post age on so many letters or find time to write them. But that makes no aiI ference The thought and the wish will be here just the same.
 AIn my work and the business or my life I mean to try not to be unfair to you or injure you in any way. In my pleasure, if we can be together, would like to share the fun with you.
 'Whatever joy or success comes to vou will make me glad. Without pre- tense and in plain words, good VIII lo you is what mean"
 Mary B. Brown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22

"Ieme m Der the days ot old, considef the years Uf many suiieration, ash tn) father and he will show thee, thS elders and they will teli ,hee. "-MoSes
 Remove lot the ancient !andniara which my fathers nave set. --SoIonuh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09
@erbiitnasmittel bes Sobresanioas,

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Der re9elmdBi9 iuieberfebrt unb meiit
etipa 6 @ofen bnnert, lit bas Iuf>
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Ortes. See ooer So6gebirge bieten
bierfiir Die heiten Sebin9ungen. @ie
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laBten inb beraus9egebenen eriten
Seri6te bes Senfieberbunbes 1898
unb 1S99) 3u Der @ntitebung elmer
Golonic o Seniieberfranfen in
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bereits nnf Die Sofalp als seeignete
Characterization bin. Ser 3ertb
Der Sobenfurorte beitebt BARN, bab
lid in linen Die 8egetation berip1tet.
10 baB in Ilpenorten bon 1900 biz
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Weter crit i'm Suli beginnt. Ser
S%eufranfe nlio finbet bier 10 LANCE
Shub, bis Die gbene d~bgebliibt iii,
unb cr pieoer in Die Seimatb 5uriidz
febren lam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09
Teuer Riefenbampfer.

Ser nere Hieienbampfer yYrdiis
bent 2incoln". Der Sambure Imerifas
2inei fam neuli6 auf ieiner erlten
yfeiie nit 2.906 YaHagieren i'm Safen
bon Nep 9orf an. Sds Shiff bat
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ben Namen Der 8o6entage benannt.
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Der am Stern Samstng. Sas bers
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oh Sonntn9 nidt nuh babel lei. Ser
Sdornitein beibt Counting. mar Die
antport bes aapitdns. ~Sas lit nitt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09
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Nus Dem Sefte II bon .glte unb
Tene @elt". aus ieinem iinnigen
9ilherifmude. ieinen len5froben @e>
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3iiaen ge5eidnete irldnbiihe Sittens
Bib .Oie Ionbi6einritter". Die foit>
Ii9e 9umoreste Ser @%erbebrief"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09
BUR Grbaltuns Der Saare.

Inn bas 9oar geiunb uno boz al
erbalten, it es notbig. baB Der 6aors
booen rein gebalten ipirb. Gin gntes
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NIT Waiier 5uidmmengeouirlt UNI
nuf Die aopfbaut eineerieben pirb,
ipona6 nit reinent 8aIIer nafaez
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prebt nrb NIT einem 3uiae bon Spis
ritus ober gau De Cologne anaes
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ntmmt man am beiteu elm reines
Vaums ober Wnnbelol. benz man eli
nige Sropfen Snli5paoiune unf
dtberii6en Seles beimii6en fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09
0rnniamfeit sesen bic Stcrbenhem it
1ranfreih.

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beg fran5piiihen Militdri6tffes
.Send" hat in trogiider @etic bds
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9eaen Die arnnferbeirde bon Seiten
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0o~ipitGlern beleudytet. Gin bon Or
aapitGr 0insnie5 (ienem heroii6en
fronaolild)en Sffi3ier, Der es porSog
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St%erbcnben:
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@eborinm gum Spfer eefa0enen Gole
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burfaus bas ihriftlide grinden bes
&ranfen. Ser 2ieutenant 2autorr
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mlibte bonn &rnrfen ihrifflih diisaes
fertiat fem. Ilio bieiem Sterbenben.
bieiem aatbolifen, Der nod Dor einis
gen @ofen feline oiterlihe YfIiht err
fiint bate, bieiem nertpeieert ma ben
geiitanb bes Grieiters in ieiner lebten
idtperen Sturbe! Sd CLAUDE, ,uenn
i'd sitgegen geueien tpdre, fd)reibt
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tbpliiden 8rieitcr an bas S~ferbebett
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auf teleerapbifdem @ese bon Der
@emdblin bes pertpunbeten SoIbaten,
fpelde bon Dem reboltirenben 8ebabs
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rune gebort bate. ber 8efebl. einen
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biesmal er5itterte bic Sreimaurers
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Sterbenben in leinem lesten &fe
bethlehem. 3lir5 barauf berihieb
9ieutenant 2autour.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09
Nan fanst flein an nnb b5rt srpR anf.

Ius Ni[fpaifee, @is., tpirb be-
rihtet. bab etne bortige befdnnte
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fotpo1I eine jnriitii6e, ais unf etne
mcbisinifde Safultdt beiist. Iud)
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ten Goleeilm 5rr ltniperiitdt erfpeiz
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biidof G!niglep o Gbicaao oieier
Sage BEL Der Snbresihlubfeier bes
bortigen ct. Senatius College belt,
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porben babe, nuf Denen lie in Babe
Elm Gone9tum 81 erriften bottle, bas
nom Srben i'm 9aufe Der Seit 81
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perben niht MIR 8ebGube nnb
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bebaupten, bdb Die Srben nidt mebr
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nod mebr fertig. ols ibre i'm liberalen
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pben. bon innen nod nliben. Wan
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nnb hoben babel nid)ts be5ipedt, dls
bab lie ii6 nit ibrer Genommiers
anitdlt bldmiert baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09
Bonn Seuiie6r.

Sas Seuiicber, bns in bieien
5a9en ipieber feline Sdredensberrz
id,aft nussuiiben be9innt, ut cine bel
boiiir pcronlagten Yerionen entire
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fDrper, Der in ben gliitbenpoaen ges
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nrten, entbalten lit. Sie ardnfbeit
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bis 100 @al nieoerbpltem Nieien.
anaeniuden unb Sinoebdutent5iins
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ober minber beftieem Gitbma. Be-
ipnbers be5eidnenb 1T bas Giniesen
bes 9eibens alidbrlid genau sum
8esinn Der Gossen6liitbe. Sas bette
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-09

Sn Der 9i5sefe Nurtbampton, Tafen
BAN, Torfplf, Gnslanb.

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aber a~ustpdrtise Ollie lit ausens
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tonins bpm Yabua Vers
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WD6te es nift audi mir beraonni
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