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The Washington herald., 1907-12-22
SEVERAL EVENTS At Y. NJ. C. A.
Christmas VIII BE Observed by Va
rious Branches

Rev. r. II. McKim, D. D.. rector of the
Church of the Epiphany. will deliver "a
Christmas Message" at the mems meet
ing this afternoon in Gymnasium Hail of
the Young Mems Christian Association
1876 G street northwest Special music
and a song service in the lobby will be
given by the vested choir.
Christmas services for the members of
the boys department will be held in AS
sembly Hall at $3.50 o'clock Rev. George
f. Dudley Will make an address and the
Washington Concert Orchestra will fur
nish music.
Mr.. Charles D. Hurley, newly appoint
ed secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A. TO South
America. viii be the gueSt Of the Twen-
y-four-hour-a-day Club at a supper in
the small dining-room at 6 O'Clock.
Arrangements are being made for the
recital OF the Association Glee Club. un-
der the direction OF Mr.. H. 2. Hoover.
director of music, the latter part of
January.
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SmOOt, Golfer
s MCCalleV
1915 F Street
Phone NJ. US
Dress Goods
For Xmas

Give q woman something
Useful-sOmethlng TO wear-ir
you'd win her appreciation. We
are Offering many special val
Ues IN fine Dress Goods-values
that merit the immediate at
teuuon Of Xmas shoppers. Here
are a fcvs illustration.
A splendid line Of Dress
Goods, including Serges, Mo
hairs, Crepe de Paris, Cheviots,
Camel'S Hair and Prunella
Cloth, in black and all desirable
shades; values up to E0r
$50 yd- Special for. OOe
Excellent quality Crepe de
Chine, a inches wide, in a va
riety Of eight different shades;
regular 81 value. Spe- E0r
cial, per yard. ........-O OVS
Excellent quality PercaleS in
a wide range of choice color
ingS and desirable patterns; full
yard wide. Special, per 1Ec
yard. ................. lCS
The Washington times., 1907-12-08

cluded only members Of the younger set
were Colonel and Mrs BrOmwen. Cap
tain and Mrs. Summerlin, Mr.. ans Mrs.
Murray Cobb. Mr. and Mrs. Nolcot
Tuckerman. Lieutenant and Mrs Bull
mer. Captain and Mrs Richard Hook
er, DR.. and Mrs. Cary Langhorne, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Lee, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Mitchell. Miss oliver, Miss
Marion Oliver. Miss Esther Denny. Miss
Marion Leutze. Miss Pansy BIoomer
Miss Slater. Miss Cassel, Miss Brew
ster, Miss Ffoulke, MSS Terry. Miss
Hoban, Miss Jennings. Miss Maxwell.
Miss Hare, Miss Louise Chase. Miss
Constance HOyt, Miss Eleanor Ridgely,
Miss Carol Newberry. Miss Sallie Gar
lington, Miss Mary Scott, Miss Sadie
Murray. Miss Grace Jarvis. Passed As
sistant Surgeon Dykes, L. 5. y, Cap
tain Ferguson, Cs0tain Patterson, En-
sign Strassburge-. L. s. ". William S.
Reyburn, Halsey Malone, Franklin FL
lis. Mr. Evans. DR.. De Laney. Mr..
Prescott, Edward McCauley. Jerome
Bonaparte, Mr. Read Captain Gilmore,
Captain Falconer, Major SQuiers. Cap
tain Callan, Captain Cosby, Cyrus Nil
Ter, and Captain Kelly
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to be for the beneit OF the organ fund
OF the church Nine. RalI Barden Low.
Of New York, daughter OF a former
United States ambassador 10 France,
viii appear IN French costume and
sing French songs.
The patrOnesses viii be from the
Diplomatic Corps, Cabinet and fash
iOnable resident set
Mrs. n. L. Simmonds. Of Charlotte. y.
c., is the guest OF Mrs. julius / Pey-
ser, at 1923 Sixteenth street northwest.
The Parish Union OF All Souls Church
rendered a reception TO the trustees and
officers Of the church Thursday even
ing in the church parlors.
The members OF the entertainment
committee were Mrs. Walter Blount,
Mrs. Paul Brockett, Mrs. Louis Simon,
Mrs. John Writ. Mrs. Haskell, Miss
Curtin, Miss Jean WiIkie, Miss Cecilia
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Personal

Col. and Mrs. Williams entertained at
a dinner dance last evening at the
Chevy Chase Club in honor OF their
daughter, Miss Juliette Williams. The
dining room and ballroom were artisti-
caIIy decorated with quantities of palms
and red roses.
Among the list of guests. which in
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NINE. PFISTER,
Wife of the Naval Attache Of the Ital-
ian Embassy.

Won und "a LAebenstein and the Baroness
Preuschen Won UIrd zu Liebenstein, who
have recently arrived IN Washington.
have taken apartments at the High
lands for the winter
This IS tho baron's first diplomatic
post, ard he and his attractive young
wife are perfect strangers In this cOun-
try. They both speak English remarka-
bly, well, however, and VIII be most well
come additions 10 the Diplomatic Corps
The Washington times., 1907-12-08

Arrangements have been completed
for the annual banquet Of the National
Geographic Society Saturday evening Of
this week The banquet viii be at the
New Willard Hotel. and will be largely
attended by the Diplomatic Corps, dis
tlnguished scientists and geographers-
Among those who will be present are
the Italian Ambassador and Baroness
des Planches, the japanese Ambassador
and Viscountess AOki, the Mexican Am
hassador and Nine. Creel, and the Brit
fish Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce.
The president Of the society, Dr. VIII
lis L. Moore. viii act as tOastm3 ster.
The speeches viii be by the aInb2ssa-
dor from Great Britain, Hon. James
Continued on Fifth Page.)
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The han committee OF the Southern
Relief Society OF which Mrs. ROsalie
H Bocock IS chairman, is busy com
pleting arrangements for the annual
charity ball 10 be given at the New
Willard. Tuesday evening. January p.
Music for the occasion will be furr lshed
by the United States Marine Band and
the Thirteenth Cavalry Band
The Washington times., 1907-12-08

A musicale viii be given at Rausch-
ers' Saturday, December a. under the
auspices OF the Sigma Circle Of St
Thomas Episcopal Church, the proceeds
The Washington times., 1907-12-08

holidays with Mrs. Metcalf. will ba .
guest at the luncheon.
The Secretary Of Commerce and Ia
Dor and Mrs. Oscar Straus. who have
their son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs Leonard Hochstadter. of New
York, as their guests for the weekend
entertained informally q. luncheon YES
terday in their honor.
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Todd, Miss Elise Browning, Miss Helen
Todd Mr.. Herring. Mr.. Ecob, Mr.. Nor
sell. Elmer Stuart, and Clarence
Decker.
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Representative and Mrs. Longworth,
who have been In Washington since
Thanksgiving as the guests Of the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt. at the White
House, have opened their house on
Eighteenth street for the winter.
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The French Ambassador and Nine
JUsserand viii probably take possession
Of the embassy on Sixteenth street by
the middle OF the month, although their
plans are not dehnite
The Washington times., 1907-12-08

/ JUSSerand viii probably take possession
OF the embassy on Sixteenth street by
the middle OF the month, although their
plans are not definite.
| The Viscount and Viscountess de Mar
tel viii have as their guests for the
Christmas holidays, the viscountess' pdr-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Bardac. Of
France, who win arrive IN New York
December IS. Mr.. and Mrs. Bardac Will
come directly 10 Washington and will
spend about a month IN this country
with their son-in-law and daughter.
Captain Won Livouius, the new military
I attache OF the German embassy, and
! Nine. Won Livonius. who have just come
10 Washington. are now at the Shore
ham. Captain Won LIvonius and his
wife are enthusiastic automObIists and
are rapidly becoming familiar with the
sights Of the American Capital.
The Russian ambassador. Baron Ro-
sen, has returned 70 the embassy on 1
street from a short visit TO New York.
Prince Koudachef, Of the Russian en-
bassy, is the guest Of John Ferguson,
Of Pittsburg. Mr.. Ferguson was form
erly secretary Of the American Legation
at Tokyo
The retiring Ambassador from Japan
and the Viscountess AoBi. who are re-
turning to Japan, will leave Washing
ton about December II. The counselor
of the embassy, Mr. MiyaOka, viii act
as charge d'anaires until the arrival
Of the new ambassador.
The Ambassador from Mexico and
Nine. CreeI have issued invitations for
a reception Thursday evening. Decem-
Der u, ct 10 o'clock
The British Ambassador and Mrs.
James Bryce have issued invitations for
a series Of dinners to be given in the
| embassy Thursday, December l19; Mon
! day, December 23i Thursday, January 2.
and Tuesday, January Z.
The Second Secretary Of the British
| Embassy and Mrs. George Young en-
tertained informally at luncheon yes
| terday in their home on Florida avenue
| IN honor Of Mrs. Young's father, Sir
Courtenay Peregrine Ilbert- Invited 10
meet him were Miss Fownes, Of Aus
/ tralia, who is visiting In Washington:
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Watson, Of the
British embassy, and Dr. Edward Ev-
| erett Hale.
The Peruvian Minister and Nine. Par
do entertained at dinner last evening
\ in their home on Massachusetts avenue.
The minister from Spain, Senor Don
( Ramon Pima Millet who arrived in
New York last week on the Friedrich
| der Crosse, Of the North German Lloyd,
/ Is a guest at the Waldorf Astoria, New
1 York He viii come to Washington
/ early this week.
| Nine Pastor. wife OF the first secre-
tary of the legation. who has been act
| inE as charge d 'anaires in the absence
Of the minister, is visiting her mother,
| Mrs Lee. in Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
Diplomatic

The Italian Ambassador and Roror,,.
des Planches. who have recently ,7.-i,-e,,
in Washington. after a proIonqad ar
Sellct abroad. have not completed ar
'"'slng the embassy on New Hampshire
avenue Tor the winter and. consequently.
are not quite ready TO entertain. Their
porueres, bric-a-brac, and other furnish.
lngs' which they are bringing with them
from Italy. have just arrived in New
York and will probably be In Washing
ton early I'm the week.
The Naval Attache and signora Paster.
who have been making their home I'm
New York. have come to washington
for the winter, and viii occupy apart.
ments at the Albany.
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Cabinet

The Secretary OF state and Mrs. Root.
who have been in Clinton. n. Y, 90
attend the marriage of their son, Elihu
Root, jr., TO Miss Aida Livingston Stry-
ker. which took place yesterday, will
return TO their home or Rhode Island
avenue tomorrow
Tomorrow evening the Secretary will
entertain at dinner the delegates TO the
Central American peace conference.
The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Metcalf will entertain at dinner tomOr-
row evening complimentary to Edwin
Morgan. the American Minister TO Cuba,
now in Washington.
Mrs. Metcalf has also issued invita-
tions for a debutante luncheon Satur-
day, December q, in honor of Miss
Carol Newberry.
Miss An;y Bowles who viii spend the
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
NINE. PASTOR,

Wife of the Secretary Of the Spanish
Legation,
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The Ambassador from Austria-Hun-
gary and Baroness Hengelmuller will
entertain at a dinner this evening IN
honor OF Count Szechenyi and Conn,
Apponyi, OF Austria-Hungary. who are
guests at the Willard.
The Washington times., 1907-12-08

Prof. Brander Matthews and Mrs.
Matthews and Prof. T. r. Barry, who
have been guests at the White House.
have returned to New York.
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
White House

Mrs. J. West Roosevelt is a guest at
the White House.
The Washington times., 1907-12-08

The new naval attache Of the Austrian
Embassy, Lieut. Baron f. Preuschen
The Washington times., 1907-12-08

Baron Haymerle. OF the Austrian en-
bassy, who has been spending the week
in Warrenton on a shooting expedition
has returned to Washington.
The Washington times., 1907-12-08
Brushed to Death

~ HAT is the fate OF SO many suits before they
are sold. You've seen them? Of course,
you have. All out of shape, nap roughed
up, finish brushed off-in short, the 'Shine"
completely gone. Bad enough to have the suit n
get like this after you have worn it a year, isn't
it? No woman wants to buy new suit in this
condition. Certainly not. We would as soon at
tempt TO sell a secondhand suit as one that had
been brushed to death" We do not brush ouc
stock. We don't need to. We keep it hang
ing upon forms, or shapes, in dust-proof
cabinets specially design'd and constructed for
US. 1t is impossible for dust or dirt to
get on our suits or gowns. They are just as
bright and fresh, and clean when you buy them
as they are the day they're made
Our policy is to get the best, and get It first
We have the newest ideas in suits from SIS to
si75, made of broadclothS, velvats, and import
ed novelty cloths The tailoring is of the finest
order-real tailoring mind you; no searnstreSs
work on Our Suits. And every piece of women'S
outerwear in our store-CloakS, suits, gowns,
waists, furS-iS cheaper than YOU can get else
where, quality considered.
The Washington times., 1907-12-08

Continued on Fifth Page9
The Washington times., 1907-12-08

The Peruvian Minister and Nine. Par
do entertained at dinner last evening
in their home on Massachusetts avenue.
The Washington times., 1907-12-08

Nine Pastor. wife OF the first secre-
tary Of the legation, who has been act
ing as charge d d'afaires in the absence
Of the minister is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Lee. in Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1907-12-08

The Ambassador from Mexico and
Nine. CreeI have issued invitations for
a reception Thursday evening. Decem-
Der u, ct 10 o'clock
The Washington times., 1907-12-08

The retiring Ambassador from Japan
and the ViscOuntess Ao6i. who are re-
turning TO Japan, will leave Washing
ton about December II. The counselor
of the embassy, Mr. MiyaOka, viii act
as charge d'aRaires until the arrival
OF the new ambassador.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-16
Bier bel ben MpuaDlem.

Nuh bic monapliihen BDlter roetts
ben iih INNER mebr Dem Biereenus
gu. Die gbineler Dor alien. aber
nuh Die a0reaner uno Die Sapaner
baben iih oas Uiertrinten in Den leb.
ten Sabret annem0hnt. SIN Sapau
beiteben our Belt ad1t aruBe Braue.
reien, Die idutmtlih elm gutes @eihGft
MAIDEN. Weueroinae baden lih orei
bet grDBeren 8rauereien Az einem
Eruit Dereiuiat. Japaniibes Bier
uirb audi in &Drea uno China Qetrun.
ten. iOaar In Ruiiiih Wien uno in
ben britiiden Ueiibunger Snbiens.
Bis s0r Surgeon trarter bic Chine.
len nit WDrliebe inpDrtierte oeutlde
Biere. Die Sapaner baber auM Die.
len Witbeuerb aus Dem Jeloe su
lhlagen aemnBt. oafir ibeint linen
aber burh Die @rriftuna Der beut.
ihen Brauerei in 9finatnu cine Ruris
turrena entftnnoen su iein. Der fie
niht gemodien iino. 5n gbina lit
onS Bier mad Dem @inmarih Der eus
ropdiiden 9ruppen popular aetpor.
ben. uno aeQen oieie Snuaitun mes
nlgitenp baben Die Shtibauaen nidlts
ein5umenoen aehabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-16
Gin ayaann ais 9ehrerie.

Nus BeterSbura miro aelhrieben:
Sn PETERSBURG ereianete iih iiingit
Elm Sau. iiber ben ale Beteiltaten
suar tiefes Stinihmelgeu gu bemab'
rem fih bemiibten, uDn Dem aber bod
ginselaeiten ourdliderten, Die iiber'
al, NOD Tie betannt muroen. grDBs
teS Nufleben beroDrriefen. Dor CO..
~ Sabren mar cine iunge Dame
bier erIhienen. Die iib OILS 2ebrerin
betdttQen DolIte urro elm iDgenanntes
Wdomen ; @pmnaiium ariinoete.
Durb thr eneraiihes Weier. ourcb
thr ihltGteS. ernfteS Nuftreten uno
lire STUNT, Rinoer su b%ebanoelf, ges
Dann Tie ibrem unternebmen balo
gruBeu Ruiprub. uno iie sdblte bic
iungea Mdoben aug ben erften @e.
ieli6aftsfreiien 81 thren Sbilerin'
men. Die @ltern ielbft hatte1 teiner,
Beroabt, mol aber acknowledgements
ie ntande Der 86elinee, Die zines
Eages Reuaen maren, mie cine blinDe
Bettlerin. ber Die 2ebrerin emit in
Begleitung ibrer Sbilerinnen init
elm paar freunoliflen Borten einiae
Gopefeu %SueesDorfen bate. ihr ants
antuortete: .Donte, l0err Dberit
Seitbem fiel ihnen oues auf, ibc
Sang, lire Spradle, lire Rleibuna.
8uerit blieb bieier 8eroaht gebeinl.
Die Wdohen aiiterten i'm chamber
gu, ME etuaS 8raufiae8, unb teines
aiaubte ielber reht onran. Die 2eis
term Der Shule erifien r,ur oaourd
in intereiianterem 2i@te. Srlt ais
lie oanu zines pl0bliden EDoes |
itarb. muroe Der gernadt our 8e.
DiBbeit. Man Fano in ibrer 8pb'
nung, Die lDnIt ME Senano betreten |
bate, oa iie iebr suriid9esoaen iebte, |
iebr oiele 8ebrauhaaegenitdnoe Ell
neg Wannes. uie !. .. Gafirsenae.
balb0DQe uno leere 8taarrentiIten, |
2abatpFeifen uno pieles onoere. uno
aus oiuerIen Shriftifiden uno 0ahs
laBpapieren, Die iebt an bic Oeffents
liGfeit faneH, aina audi Der 9runo
Der 10 feltlamen ~2ebensueile oieIes |
Wannes beruDr. gr benubte bic Gers
fleiouna nidt aus irgeno pelden
peruerien EriebeH. ionoern a[s Shub
eegen pOliseilibe GerfolQungen. Sc
mar ndtnlih Dor uielen Sohren he.
gen politiiher 8eraeben sn lbwerer
3mau9sarbeit in 6ibirien oerurteilt J
mOroen, entfob aber idprl auf benz
transport, uno oa er ith rtur einen
meiblihen BaB ueri6affen tonnte.
lebte er ala Beib unb fiihrte oieIe
tiihne Soee uGbreno leineS aanaen
meiteren 9ebenS ourh.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-16
Scr Mfdrs.

Der Mdrs. bas 1T aud elm erinrner rum.
Oft aiebt er nDmgsorben 3unfSioen binan,
@sit 5turm unb nit 8dlte, nit eiFsem
@uR.
als braht er bem Binter ben Gbidbiebs.
gruB.
SOh mauhmaI Seiat er elm amber @eiiGt.
Ia brinat er uns BeilHen, 8ergiBmein-
uiGht,
Isle oft iHOn bat mid iein NnbIid Be.
qliidt,
Beun icbbn er nit Blurnen bic Brairie
9ei@mii1t.
Sp lei er minfommen, fpie INNER er naht,
Nit Sturm o6er &egen. au5 blnmiaem
Bfa6.
CT brinst ia ben Srablina. bas iiehlide
Rinb,
Mit 8lunlen unb gbeeln. unb 3epbpr.
10 limb.
Or ihmiidet Die Bralrie nit iaftsaem
Grim.
Or mabt. oaB i'm Garten bic Rnieu er-
bllh'u.
Die S6qel, tie ariiRen nit tuonnigem Qieb,
Den WDr9en, Der rot hurb bic @nlfen &C.
alibt.
So Jet uns iuiIfommen, ou rauber WeIeu,
Su bait 10 i'm Sabre bic ritbtiee Gen,
On brIngit ms BON @inter ben ibeioerp
ben @ruB,
Gu brinsft uns pOni Srablins ben @ia.
tumnfen.RuB.
Ser Binter mag icbeiben-tper trausrt
ibm mad?
Dem Gribltng, Dem 6ffnet man irob has
@entadb,
'2em Sriihlins, bon benz unier Shiasr
ihon iinat.
bic Maio aus Der Srembe", BITE 6absn
uns brinst.
T'ram flut Die 8Otale. Elm SOb iei &c.
brn@t,
Sem Mara. Der ben 5rlblins ms 4anb
unS eebrnMt.
Oloh beige @etr6nte nerbanueT mir bier,
Us If griiBen nit ibdumenbem 2pme
Gtar Wter.
Gss 1T 10 Der Grant, Der benz Grnblins
eeblrt,
Be T Srant. seiien araft in ben aberH
maj lpiirt.
gx tusdt in Der 8ruit ans ben trObsn De.
lang,
E';rnm faBt an bic Beber nit iubeInbsm
Slang.
gS lebe. tuas gut III, tuas ihbn 1T uno thar.
y 8 lebe. uas peiie. aereht un6 rpas trabr.
y . lebe 6er SOue Gtar eS lebe fetu Bier.
q ne ntoge es maageln Bel Dir, nod Bel mir
3 as Zone gtar Bier 1T uns elm bober
@enuB,
3 lei ibm tDmmt bic Sreube in ridbtiesn
6lub.
LIMB freut n bes Srahlings biumiss
Bier,
Sir fibIens am beften bei'm 2pne star
8fee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-16
Die aaiTerin BON syapan.

Selten bort man in europa poer
in Den Gereini9ten 6taater ettuaa
BON Der Saiierin oDn Sapan. Die
Semablin oes Witaoo bat inbefien
auh oas ihre beiaetragen, ben Nuf.
ihuun9 Sapans uDrsubereiten uno
Die ummanolung in einer mDnerner
Rulturitaat 81 f6roern. Nls iie Die
abgelhlofenbeit ibrer Sugenoiabre
oerlteB, 10 id)reibt Die &epue 6ebou.
maoaire, uno ben Tbrpn beltieg,
sdhfte iie nur Is 2en5e. Nber Die
1euen @e0anten, Die ibren @en1abl
erflaten, blieben ihr niht lanae
frenlo. Wtit ber lei@teu Nufai-
inngsgabe Der Srau 1nbm tie in ers
ftauulih furser Belt bic npoernen
Sheen in iih nuf. Die iapaniide
WGobenersiebunQ BON e~rftarrter
Tradition 3u befrsien. oaS ertannte
Die iunae 4aiferln balo ols lire
0auptauf9abe. Auf i6re 8etanlal
Jung uro auf Soften lbrer 5batuLIe
mRroen finf iuaae Msdohen nod ben
U~ereinigten Staten aelanot. I'm
eine mooerne Grstehung su aeuie6en
Nlsoann ariff Die &arierin entldlei.
oeno in onS Trauenbilonngsme1en
elm; i'm Sabre 1874 nuroe bic b6bere
9Ddterihule er5ffnet. uno Don nun
an breiteten iih bic Maobenlhulen
iber oa8 ganae Ra~iferreih aus.
Selbit Die tr%abitiDnelIe Nbneiaung
Der Japaner, ibre TDbter au8erbalb
Der Samilie eraieben su lafien, ruurbe
iibermunoen. Gin Snftitut Far b6.
here 9Dhter mnroe 9eihafen, uno
Die Ratierin felbf iDrate fir bic SDrs
oerung oe8 unternebmens; cine ihs
rer 60fonuier tuuroe auBgemdhlt,
benz Snititut nurauftehen. beudbrte
aehrtrdite uuroen aus europa be-
rufen, bic eurDpdiimen @eoanfen
nit ben alten iapanilden Soeen nit
GROCER S@mteaiamte,t perbunoen,
Die often neberliefernngen trpb ales
Dem in @bren aebalten, unb balo
mar oas Sis aebrDhea.
R0h beute belu1t bic Raiferin
mebrmala i'm Sabre otes Snititut, bas
unter ihreni Brutettprat ftebt. Sci
oieIen 8elnhen. nie ilberhaupt bet
fait alien Dffentliden @elegenbeiten,
trdgt Die 3atierin eurDpdtlhe &lei-
bung; fir beQe CARTE Tnrben seiat Tie
babel cine bel0noere Sorliebe. Meben
ibrer Surge uni bic S~eranbiloung Ell.
nee neuer iapaniihen 6rauenaenere.
ton tuiomet bic &ailerin Der Nrmen.
pHeae uno Dem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
beionoers reae &nteilnabn1e. Sbre
Ber6ienite un Die Organization Der
&raufenpfeae in Supnn itno groB,
un0 AUDI oas &Dte Rreus bat Der
Snitiatiue uno Der m~erttGtigen 6ulfe
Der 6erriherin Diel su oanfen. Bdbs
reno Dee lebten hineiilhen Rrieges
bat tie Der eur0pSiiben Bermunoes
ten, Die i'm Wilitdrbpipitol Der 8es
neluns barrten. iid ftets nit beiDn.
oerer SOrgfalt angenommen.
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Elm TEXAS wuNDes,

gtns fieine 5laibe bon Eetes Bnnoer,
oau's GROCER gntbefung, beilt aIe Hies
ren' unb SIaienleiben, entfernt Stetne,
beiIt Diabetes, ausHuB. id1tuadae &ideu,
Hbeumatismus unb aGe nnreselmdsiss
ietten Der Rteren unb Der Blale BEL bel.
gen @elrblebtern, ebeniD 8loienleioen
BET &tnoern. Benn guer Ap0tbeter es
atd9t oerfauft, t6nnt Sbr es aeaen gin'
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