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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-15

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Ter uno @ein in elm 8las gegoiIea,
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Is lei Gin Safe, Den 81 SIR Sogo ab.
serihtet bait.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-15

es 81 einem tart ourdfneteten Eeig,
Dem man gar5 5ulebt eilen geltride-
nen SbeeIoffel .Ratron biearbonis
cum biH5ufiigt. Der Seig miro auf
Dem Brett y 3on bod gut mo glatt
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itiht man rlrnoe, flelHe 9uden als.
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geihIiffenem Stern M 8ooen f0u.
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must ueroen. 8ann Miro elm art.
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oedt, alf 0ieie5 Iegt man in 4bitan-
Den Die Cafes, 0ie bel rett geriuger
Site etrpa al Sfunoe me6r ge-
trodnet nIs gSbaden meroen. Sic
minen gang bea bleiben aber r0ifl
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bil0et cine aHgenebmee AbtDedie-
lung. Mtusfatbliitbe uno &oiiHen
meroen Damn i'm Geig fortgeloliez,
ieoe Ber5ierung Der Gafesoberfldfe
unterbleibt ebenfals. Dian tbue nur
etfUas ganiaeHertraet in ben Seig.
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Diem genommen un0 miiien erfal.
ten. Ser 3uderguB miro i'm gIaitr.
ten @efdBe ans einem eifUeiB berei-
tet, Dem man mad uno ndb 10 In
sen 9uOer5uder uno Il gbeeloncl
0rangenbliitben : @aiier beimiidt.
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cine oidiliiiiige 0eaiie biIOet. Der
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men Sfen oufgel0it NIT IL GimeiB
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glatten, runoen Maiie perriibrt miro.
Die erfuIteten Cafes mer0en Oamit
bepinielt; tie miiiieu 0ann nod eiu-
NAL uuf Dem gIed i'm 5iemli9 fiib-
len Diem irodnen.
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rid Dom goioenen Wouolihi itber.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-15

Cine cinfahe. a5ar 'chg beIiebta
S0vie fieiHcr Safes oie aUf fur
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-15

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ruft tounea mir iaptsr ga5ls naa
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-15

&roftifde 8erDen0una
ausgeorHdter 3itroueu.-
Die ausgeOriidten 3itronen. 0ereT
Salt man i'm @ausbalte b~erbraudte,
meroen meiiteus odtlos meggeuor.
len, un0 bod iino tie nod 81 Oeridlie.
oenen 3peden 5u p%erUenOen. 50
fUeroen 3. 9. Die ihnntsigiten Serb.
platten uno YIattenriuge, Oie Stabl.
bdnoer Der Oefen un0 Sientbiten,
Die 8ooen eiierner 8odgeidirre fnit
miibelos iauber mo blant, menn man
iie. beDor man tie nut Dem ge6rdlid-
Iihiten Gutmittel, Dem Snmirgelpa-
pier, Gbpubt, nit elmer aiisgeOriidten
3itrone abreibt. @u6 @egenitGnOe
aus aupfer uno 0feiiing meroed. Ou.
nit abgerieben, h~libblanf. Sci Serb
plntten mo @asberoen enIpfie6lt eS
lid, lie mad benz 9~lanfpuBen nit 81
troneniaft tie nit elmer Spedi6warte
leiht 81. iiberItreiden 6auit 0as Ser.
ipriben BON @aiier ODER ionitigen
6liiIitgfeiten nidt 10 Ieiht Jfoitflede
auf Dem @iien eraeugeu fam. GaB
man nit 3itroneuiaft ole bdBlihen
braunen Slede BON BEN 6ingern ent.
fernen fam, oie oas S6dlen un0
3uBen BON 9bft un0 8emuien er5eu.
'aen, oiirfte befaunt ieiu, meniger a6er,
sob 3i%troneniaft Oor5IgIih sur 8ile-
ae Ser SGn0e uno 5%ingerndgeI lit.
Cine ausqeoriidte 3itrone fam auf
benz Toilettentii6 nod LANCE niiblit
ietn; Itedt man bel ieoem @ai1en
ser Sanoe sic 6iitgernagel tiei in
oas fleiidige Srmere Der 3itrone,
mfrO man Itets taOellos ialibere, mel.
ne gldael nno 3ageIfdl5e baben. 9uGl
8intenflede an Oeu 9dnoen entierneit
it'd leibt NIT 3itroneniait. W2an
merle alio bic auSgeoriidten 3itronen
nift neg. ionOern iGmmle lie fnr
Slide unS Soilettentiidb unO iUenu
man Dor Dem ausquetiden nod Die
Shole ~abgerieben ooer fein a6geiddlt
bat, i'm iie. in 3ufer geieBt. fIir
Rompotte uno 9ddereien 81 uerlDe1s
Sen, Damn fam man idgen, 0aB man
Die brau6barc 5rltdlt BOD mno gan3
crsgeniitt BAT.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-15

: geah Dem Stuttgarter Gorbila
bat iest aith Die Mtim1ener 9oli5eis
oireftion cine aRoli8eiaiHiterHir@ ans
seitelt, oeren anigabe nift uuf frie
minelem @ebiete ionoern IN Der Joe
Sialen uno daritatiDen 6uriOrge iit
Die iDeibliden Snbaftirten liegt. !
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-15

= @eiblide ifd0tiide gureaa,bea
ante bat Der Sfettiner 9iagiitrnt
filr5tid eiHgeiteat; IeiOer itr0 0Gbea
pieoer Observation-Disclosures maBse
bend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
iSWaverly Social News.
ltspec,a1 10 The Times dispatch


3 WAVERLY, VA. November 16,-
Mrs, Williams, OF South Carolina; Mrs.
Pace. OF Georgia. and Mrs, Carr OF
kentucky. arc Visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Fleetwood.
Mr.. II. C, Selby. q degree man Of
Richmond College, has accepted tho
position as principal OF the Waketleld
High School, and has commenced his
work. Mr.. Selby was formerly OF Mid
5dlesex county, and comes we'll recon-
4 Judge ana Mrs j.. r. West spent
several days in Norfolk and tho en- en-
position during the past week.
Mrs. w. B, Simpson and Miss Eva
new home, In South Carolina.
Mr.. Thomas *. EIowertqn was In
sClaremont n few days ago, i
Wakeheld can now boats of her
skattng-r.nk. something that towns OF
a much larger Size cannot boast OF
The youn g. people OF the town a!nd
community gathere there 10 while
away the eysnip gs; 81.
by Aiias Ethel ssar sel mi her hs',lae IS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
Roanoke Social News.
Isneclal 10 1.hs rlmcu. pI.pa.eh. /

Especial TO The Times. Dispatch.J
ROANOKE, VA. November l6.-Thc
Southwest Fall Festival opened on
Tuesday at the Armory building. Ow-
ing to the failure OF Hon. Harry st.
George Tucker. President L. e; John
son and others to be on hand, the pa
rade and speech-making were. post
poned until Friday. The parade was
one of the most snowy ever seen in
Roanoke. with its hundrc of more
beautifully decorated automobiles and
carriages.
The festival presents most attrac-
tive appearance at night with the
many handsome booths presided over
by Roanokes most beautiful and at
tractiye women, dressed in costumes
of the various nations that are repre-
scented. The festival will continue un-
til the 23d.
The Country Club is preparing to
erect very handsome clubhouse in
meeting of the stockholders Sednes-
day night the new charter was ac-
cepted. and a committee appointed to
see that work was commenced at once
on the clubhouse. SO it would be ready
for the spring opening.
Miss JAMIE Moseley entertained a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
Clarke Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]


WILDWOOD. VA. November 1s.-On
Tuesday the Blue Ridge Hunt Club had
an agreeable hunt. the finish being at
Saratoga. the hospitable home OF Mr.. and
Mrs II. Powell Page. after which an en-
3oyabIe tea was participated in by the
members OF the hunt club and the young
people OF the neishborhood.
Mrs. Henry B. Gllpin. together with Miss
Nennie Nelson and Miss Susan r. Page.
have been on a delightful trip to Prince
ton N. j., Baltimore and other points.
Miss Rosa Voolfolk gave card party on
Thursday in honor OF Miss Mary Wlnches-
ter to Mrs Muliken and Mrs Edward B.
Mr. John C. wasifoIk returned on We'd
needay from westNoreland after a pleasant
visit to Miss Charlotte Taylor and her
brothers.
Mrs. Henry B. Gilpin has recently pur-
or ased from Mr.. Richard p. Whiting the
splendid estate Pleasant Hill. situated be-
tween Wildwood and Boyce.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
Buchanan Social News.
-[speclal 70 The Tlmes.pIspatch. ]

BUCHANAN. VA, November 1s.-Mr. and
Mrs s. A. Howard. OF Lynchburg. after q
visit to relatives In town, returned to their
hcme to-day.
Mrs. John M Kllllan and Miss Susie Allen
Left Monday for visit to Jamestown Ex.
position.
Mrs q, G. Pechin has returned from q
visit TO Clevelnnd O. Mrs. Pechn Was ac-
conIpanied home by her daughter, Mrs,
Richard Sheridan, OF Cleveland.
( Mr.. aud Mrs f. u, Aietcalfe Of 4Lynch-
burg, were visitors In Buchanan this week.
Mrs. a. v. Byers, daughter OF Miss kath-
tleen, and son. William. have returned 20
their home in Greensboro, N. c., after q
visit to relatives In Buchanan.
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Franklin Social News.
Especial 10 The Times Disy

Especial 10 The Times Dispn.ch.J
FRANKLIN. VA. November 1s.-Mr. w.
y. Camp. OF Ocala. Fla. was in town last
week
frum Lawrcnccyiilc. Va, where he has been
attending the annual conyocatlon
Miss Lille Reeves and Mrs. John Reeves.
OF Fort Royal. Va, are guests OF Rev. AMI
Mrs, T. X. Rceycs.
Mrs w. @. Williams returned from
Charlottesville. Va. where she has been
attending the Woman.s missionary Union
on Monday last.
Mics sue white. of warrenton. N c.. Is
Visiting her aunt. Mrs. Sue u. Pretlow. on
High Street
Rev ]. y. Har.. who for none weeks
has been with his family q. the home OF
Mr. J. c. Parker on High Street. has re-
turned to Asteytlle. y. c, where be Will
spend the winter
Mrs Rosa Warren, Of RiverdaIc. Va:
M!sz Blanche Bryant. of Boykins, Va, and
SIT. and sfru. Harrell. OF Rocky Mount. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
RECTOR CHI DE :: MEM Frs
Congregations Dress Elegantly and
& Contribute Three Cents Each.

CONGREGATIONS Dress ELEGANTLY ana
Contribute Three Cents each.
Il DETROIT, MICH.. November 49,
bishop Charles y. Williams, OF tho
Protestant Episcopal Diocese OF Mich
.igan this week In his annual address to
the Diocesan Convention criticized
sllplscopalinns In his diocese for lack
of public spirit and small contrihu-
tons to the church's diocesan work
He had previously urged the erection
OF cathedral and church hospital
in Detroit 'There Is plenty OF money
to spend on personal enjoyment" said
he. II have preached many a sermon
to an elegantly dressed congregation
and then received as nm offering Tor
my Nemergency fund nh average OF
three cents per head That Is the e SSt-
gtablished average OF these offerings
throughout the dIocese--th cents q
head. This AS not due tn the sttnginess
III Y is Jack of public splrlt. = no sGpls-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
No SHOW FOR CONSERVATIVE 4 u
,a,,.,., on,n,on Ipcllncs to Belief
II 1' That radical VIII Win
Times Dispatch Bureau.
washington. D. c.. NO

washington. D. C.. .,o. is.
Representative T. WI Sims; OF Of Ie e.
nessee, WHO is IN ~ Mas raa,'st o. the
NEXT l,aA presidential election. in 50 far AS as
tennessee was concerned. would de,
pend entirely upon the personnel y OF
th '.1f fd prasident Roosevelt is the candi-
other than Mr., Bryan Is nominated. I
do not believe It wo fha o ne@ ~ any
tuenid carry the State, believe that
IL I'M Mr, Roosevelt is the candidate, OF
even somebody known to represent
fully his views, and pledged TO y; carry !, Z
icompalled to nominate Mr.. Bryan"
It is becomin- more apparent every
day that the former hope entertained
~ some Democrats that the nomina-
,Satve would be their best policy Is
disappearing. X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
PORTRAIT OF DIR JESSE.
Picture OF Head of University OF Missouri
80. mn. In Lancaster Courthouse, ~ t.lts

Especial to Tho Times DISPATCHED
LANCASTER c. IT,, VA, November 16-
Hon. y. R. B. Wright, Judge OF this cir
cult, has succeeded IN securing fine. pic-
turs OF Or. Il. II. Jesse, president OF the
University OF Missouri. to be hung on tho
walls OF Lancaster Courthouse. President
Jesse ia n native of Lancaster having been
horn and reared at Eppng Forest, the
tic me- OF Mary Ball. mother of George
washington. It Is expected that the prs
|sentation speech at the unwilling OF tho
picture viii be made by Colonel A. Fred
Fleet, now superintendent Of Culver Mill
tnry Academy, of Indiana. Colonel Fleet
~ q native OF King and Queen county. hut
pioneer ancestor Of hs family in,W,ir
fIom Lancaster In the House OF Bur-
gesses Colonel Fleet y g. lifelong friend Y.
ot President Jesse and f9r lnnny years
colleagues IN the faculty Of the University
of Missouri. b e. EA3 " III s35 .t
3llhng the walls OF all the rourthnusea in
his district with5the pictures OF the MAJ
who have made this region falnous In tlts
hiaturv az he Statei and Ma " vs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
Chatham Social News.
'rsnccial - The Times.Dlsnatch 4

------'t S'ptctd1 tch.1 -------
sEfCHATHAA1, VA. November l6.-Aiiss
Ruth McCane. OF Trelow. Pittsylvania, and
Mr.. william Goggin, bachelor OF many
years standing, were married at the famous
Pelham Gretna Green recently.
Walker ". Hurt. OF this place. is ex-
remedy Ill at the home OF his brother-in-
Inv, q. "A. Hancock. near Hurt, with some-
thing alike appendicitis. His condition has
been extremely critical for several days.
Rev. C. O.. Pruden. rector Of Emmanuel
Church, left on Thursday ( for Powhatan
county to spend several days with his wife
before going North In interest OF the Chat
ham Episcopal Institute.
Captain and Mrs. William e Tate have
isnuel Invitations to their golden wedding.
to be celebrated on Tuesday, December I'd.
at their homo near Chalk Leyel, Pittsyl-
,yaEin county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17

number I q friends ,, "Wednesday night
honor of Miss Mary Ewart and Miss
Rosa O'Hara. OF Bedford City. who
are guests Of Miss Martha Wilson.
Four.handed euchre , vas Played x The
and Mr.. r. j. Coffin.
number Of friends Wednesday evening
in honor of Mrs. j. e. Fairflead, OF
covington, Ky. who Is grand organ
izer and Inspector OF the Ladies' Aux
iliary OF the Brotherhood OF Iocomo-
tive Engineers.
Miss Mary T. Rogers left Tuesday
for Petersburg to attend the marriage
of Captain Asa Rogers. and Miss Tenn
pie.
Mrs. p. "A. Carper announces the mar
rage of her daughter Miss Edythe
Miller Carper. and Mr.. William Louis
Becker. at the home OF the bride, on
Patterson Avenue. Wednesday Novcm-
Mrs. Reginald Koehler. returned
Wednesday from Hagerstown. where
she attended the Hamilton-Jalnison
Miss Lealie Ellis. OF Montgomery
county. is the guest OF Miss Maude
Mrs. Dexter Meadows has returned
from a visit to Danville.
Mrs. Joseph Hunter and Miss Nellie
shiles left Friday for the Jamestown
Mrs. r. G. oglesby and daughter left
Thursday for Georgia. where they will
spend the winter.
Miss Jessie B. scott left Monday for
Albany, Ga, where she will spend the
winter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
.Blacksburg Social News
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Bi.AGKsBuRo. VA. November ;s.---
Mrs. Anne Atkinson Burmoister. OF Dress
dsn Germany. assisted BY Prof. = II. Abb
soft. director of tho Institute oiee Club.
sayo delightful musical In tho assembly
nal, Friday evening Mrs Burmoister 10
an artist at tho plano. She was the guest
OF her uncle, Dr BarrInger. while here
and left AIondny for Roanoke. whore she
appeared several times VIZ week 81 the
Virginia fall festival I'll.
4 The civic Improvement League. or r.
ssnized by some OF the ladies' lust week, -
has been appointed from those present at
ths first meeting 70 draw up = constitution 81
and by-iaws and TO devise I. means a,l for car
Misses Florence Hubert and Lcona VII.
I.anis are spending carnival week with
he. F Man II s w 81 'hs husssst
DR.. and Mrs. WI. Quick left MONDAY
of.tfe principal speakers at the dairy con,
Eventlon, meeting there on Tuesday and
rWednesday OF this week.
Miss Annie Henderson has been the been
tiie guest OF relatives In Salem for the
z Mrs. Eta Mather left Tuesday TO spend
several months with Mrs. ]. w. stun o.
Mr. W. q. Evans. after spending the
eurl mer with his sister. Mrs. e. w. daEd-
nrr. has gone to statesville, N. G, for the
Mrs.. Meade Fergnrson and littlo daugs,.
tsr are with the formers parents IN Shaws-
Vile. while DR.. Ferguson Is absent at
Prof. r. j., Davidson Is in Orange and
culpeper counties attending meetings OF
Mrs d. 3. Kemm lef. wednesday for
Chicago. where Rev Mr.. Kemm has accept
ell call. The latter will preach his fare.
Christian Church on the third Sunday tn
this moIth. A temporary arrangement has
been made with Prof ". j. Thomas. of
Lynehburg, to preach twice month FOR
etred
Captain and Mrs. Stockton Heth have
returned to washington after n stay II
Mr.. James Brown lief, wednesday for
Richmond, where he Will purchase holiday
Mrs william Lybrook is spending tho
ritter part OF the week with friends In
Roanoke.
ter arc attending the Baptist Association
al Danvilie
Prof A. v. Bishop Misses D,nwiddlee.
Evans attended the Teachers Institute Ut
Ciiristiansburg this week. Miss Miller w1s
elected DELEGATE from this district TO the
Educational Conference at Roanoke Trunks
Mrs. q. W. walker has returned from a
n:onths visit 70 her sisters. the Misses
sir. c. A. Mann and wife, of Portland.
Ore. have been Mt the home Of the latter's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Olinger. near Prices
Fork. for several days. Z, c,-,..
era days. sfr. Dundec was recently
ststed county without W,.ou. oppos,icn
in Roanoke. and will later so TO Newport
News for the winter.
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are visiting Mr.. T. d. Gibson on High

G. are visiting Mr.. T. D. Gibson on High
Street.
Mrs. J. 4. Norflest, Of Berkley; Va. vas
Dr.. D. w. RIggs, OF Pitsburg. Pa, spent
Monday and Tuesday with his niece. blrs.
0J. L. Mccutcbeon. on Norfiett Street. DIR.
Riggs was on his way to Daytona. Fla,
where he will spend the winter.
The young people OF Franklin enjoyed a
delightful oyster roast at tho Pretlow Farm
Friday night, given by the young men.
Z Miss Myra Harrison, of Emporia, Va, IS
srending few days with Miss Annie NJ.
PretloyS. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
Monday evening. when the usual gameA
were played. and the young people

those present We're Misses Susie Bird.
song. Virginia Birdsong. Ruth Sprats
ley. Lille G. Harrison. Soulie Burt
Sallie Burt, Ethel Daniel, Sally Tucker,
Gray Miss Brent, Linda Barnes. j en-
ME Gown. Mrs. Fl. Chappell. Mrs. ~.
r. Baird and Miss Eva Hayes; Messrs.
u. N. Burt, p. Fleetwood. Jr.. J.ss III.
riss, Jr. Bruce Martin, Horace Gray,
Hugh Parham. Vernon West. Edward
Chappell, w. F.. Rountree. John Press
son, George Williams, W. j. Williams,
entertained by Miss Nell Cray,