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The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06
Copyright. Dodd. Mead Company.>

Talking of prize fighters, SIR" said
the night watchman, who had nearly
danced himself over the edge Of the
wharf In illustrating one OF Mr.. Cor
belts most trusted blows, and was
now sitting down takins In sufficient
air for three, they amt wot they used
to be when l was boy. They adver-
tise in the papers for months and
months about their fights, and when
IL does come of, they do 1t with
gloves, and they're all right agin a day
or two arter.
1.-THE strangest prize fighter 1 ever
come acrost was one wot shipped with
me on the Cavendish. He was the
most eggstrordinary fighter I've ever
seen or card Of, and e got to be
such a nuisance afore ed done with
us that we could 'ardly call our souls
our own. He shipped as an ordinary
seaman-a unfair thing to do. as e
was anything but ordinary, and 'ad
10 right to be there at all.
WED got one terror on board afore
he come, and that was Bill Bone, one
O. the biggest and strongest men I've
ever seen down ships. fo'c's'ls, and
that's saying a good deal. Built more
like bull than man, e was, and
when he was in his tantrums the best
thing to do was to get out of is way
or else get into your bunk and keep
quiet. Oppersition used to send i'm
crazy Almost. an If e said red shirt
was a blue one, you 'ad to keep quiet.
1t didn't do to agree with i'm and
call it blue even, cos If you did he'd
call you liar and punch you for tell
ing lies. -
THE y'y'ge I'm speaking of-we
used to trade between Australia and
London-Bill came aboard about an
hour afore the ship sailed. The rest
of us was already aboard and down
below, some OF us slowing our things
away and the rest sitting down and
telling each other lies about wot we'd
been doing. Bill came lurching down
the ladder, and Tom Baker put is and
to i'm to steady i'm as he got to the
bottom. ....
"'Who are you putting your 'ands
on?' ses Bill, glaring at i'm.
"'Only 'olding you up, BILL ses Tom,
amiling.
Oh ses Bill.
He put is back up agin bunk and
pulled his-self together. -
"''Olding OF me-up-was your he
ses; 'whaffor, II might be SO bold as
to arsk?
"I thought your foot 'ad slipped.
Bill, old man., ses Tom; but I'm sorry
If 1t admit .
"Bill looks at i'm agin.' ard.
"'Sorry If my foot didn't slip?'
he ses.
"'You know wot l mean, Bill ses
Tom, smiling uneasy smile.
"'Don't laugh at me- roars Bill.
"I wasn't laughing, Bill. old pal,
ses Tom.
'E's called me a liar ses Bill,
looking round at US; called me liar.
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06
The Good 1h.. Never pies.

Dickens: There is nothing. innocent
or good. that dies and is forgotten. Let
US hold to that faith or none. An in
FAINT, a prattling child, will live again
In the better thoughts of those who
loved 1t. and will play its part, through
them, In the redeeming actions of the
world. though Its body be burnt to
ashes or drowned in the deepest sea
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06
Looked That way.

"S.s-sus-say, ma" stammered Bobby
through the suds as his mother
scrubbed and scrubbed him. II guess
you want to get rid o. me, don't your"
why, no. Bobby DEAR" replied his
mother. what ever put such an idea
as that into your mind?"
"Oh. nuthin'," replied Bobby. "Only
1t seems to me you're tryin' to rub
me out."-Harper's Weekly.
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06
OH!

DO you care for children?" asked
the man of the girl who was sitting
on the stoop with child playing near
by.
That's my business. sir, replied the
girl.
"Oh. you needn't get huffy about I'll"
II amt getting huffy; say that's
my business-I'm the nurse GIRL
Yonkers Stateman.
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06
Strictly Business.

Inquiring Friend-You've given up
booze? How did you ever summon up
enough fortitude and self-denial to do
that?
Budger-I paid a high-priced doctor
$25 to tell me what was the matter
with me, and that was MS sole pre-
scription. BY George. couldn't afford
to waste all that money!
Tribune. .-.-....-l.. 1-
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06

now. was examined again and again
and treated to no avail. and kept get
ting worse. l have to praise Doan's
Kidney Pills for my final relief and
cure. Since using them have gained
In strength and flesh and have no sign
Of kidney trouble"
Sold by all dealers. so cents box.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06
Lucky Father.

Jamie was begging his father for a
second helping of preserves. when
l was boy" said his papa, my
father only allowed me to have one
helping" 'fll
Jamie was. silent for minute, and
then asked: aren't you glad you live
with us now. daddy?"
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06
The CIubman.

She-When woman wants hus-
band, you don't suppose she goes and
looks in a club for one, do you?
He-Well, II she's married woman
and wants her OVID husband the
chances are that she does. .
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06

A woman would rather have a man
say he loves her and lie about 1t than
have him really love her and say moth
ing.
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06

\ Paying the price OF purity is the
best prayer for paradise. So
The best legacy any man can leave
his children is willingness to work.
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06
All Depends.

DO you believe in bleeding pa
tints?" queried the young physician
"It all depends on the size of their
bank account" replied the old doctor
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06
KEPT GETTING WORSE.
rlv. Year. of Awful Kidney disease.
Nat Anderson. Greenwood. 8. c..
says: kidney trouble began about

five years ago with
dull backache, which
got so severe in time
that I could not get
around. The kid
ney secretions be-
came badly disor-
dered. and at times
there was almost q
complete stOn 0f the
The Springfield herald., 1908-11-06
BOTH UPLIFTING.

II see that they're a-goin' to uplift
US farmers!" W. ff T
What do they calclate ter use
balloons or dynamite?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
Nar bas &inb foot?

-
&crmcintli6 g%eltorbencs Vtd0hcn alti
hobcr See pom 'einer Mlltter ms
Mccr gcmorien. - Cine lragos
Die an 9oro oes 0umpicrS oSta-
tcuOum."
Nem Dorf, IS. Npril. - &ic
YdIIugicre 6ca bette bier aus Softer
Dam dugclangten lompfera ,Staten-
Dam" mitt6cilerL mllroc mntcrncgS
Gin ucrrueintli6 tooteS aino, mcl6eS
ic0of picQcidlt nod am 2beu mar,
pon ser ei1cncn Mlttter, elmer polnis
ihen 6rulL HamenS Bertha Q5pbit,
iiber 9oro %gciuorien. Gle 6rou mar
nit 5pci &inoerrl, 0crcn iiingitc5 Gin
CiniGbrigc5 OfGbhcn, Nanlens Glia,
mar, utf Dem Wegc bicrber. WGb=
reno Der Gnbrt erfranttc Gtia plob=
lid an &rGmpfen, u10 nad etlpu Ell.
Hcr Stunoc iticn onS 9cben aus Dem
a0rpcr cntfIoben. Nnoere 3milden-
ocdS = @oiio9iere mod)ten Der Nfltter
&orltcQllngcn 9cQen Die qlfberpob-
rlutg ser @eidc al @oro mlo io0tcn
ibr, Dem Shiif mcroe liderIid) cin
llngliid mioerinbrcn, mcnn oua to0tc
&ino nift I'M Weere beitattct mer0e,
@cAen Mitternaht mari sic 6rnu Die
Scihe iiber 9oro. GlS bic Oiii5icre
6cS SdiifeS Den &organg eriubren,
ioQ Der Shiiisor5t 3mciiel gcdllBert
boben, Oh Gas aino mirflid) toot mar.
Gr Iogtc, cS bobc Iih pieQciht in eli
mem itorrfrompigbnIiden 3uItonoe
befunocn uno bate bel geeignetcr
Gr5tlider @ebotoIung ms 2eben SIT.
rid 0ebroht nerOcn tnnen. 6rou
&5pbif mllr0e naf GuiS SSlono &C.
id)idt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
@crtrage nit Gnslaub.

NcqcIunQ Ser 6iid)ereifruge III cullc
Oii6en un0 omcrifoniihcn @t-
pdIlerll. - Gin Appeu an OnS
Sd)icO5gcriGt I'M @aog.
Muibiugton, .. &, t6. glprII.
Gic omerituniide uno Die britiidJc
Gic9icrung bcnbIihtigcn, oas permo.
ncnte SdieoSgeridt i'm @aog nit
Der NIlaleglung oea oic neuilnolG10i-
id)cn 6iihcrcicn betrcfferoen 8crtro-
gcs bon 1918 81 betruuer. Che iv'
bod oa3 S6ieosgeridt I'M 9aog Ou.
RIM ongegongen merocn tonn i'll
Dem Sale oils S6ie0sridter 5u ful.
gireuL muB Acknowledgements Der
fiir5lid) 5luiitcn ben beioen 2G1bcrn
gcihloliene %oll9cntcinc SdieosNc-
%ridtSpcrtrog rotiii5irt mcr0en bod
miro bic Qualification OciicIbcn oon
gut unterriftcter Seitc nit 9cItimm;-
belt in 9luSiiht geiteat. 9ci Der Ib<
urtbcilung Oc3 olten Sii6ereiucrtro-
geS miro inbeiicn boS ShieoSgcridt
I'M @ooQ ilbCr Die picl luidti0ere mo
meiter gebcnbe Srogc 81 c1tidciocn
bnbcll, oh StootS- o0cr Golonial-@c.
IcBe uno Sori6riiten etDoS an sen
9eltimnungcn oc5 SertrngS Gnbcrn
fonnen.
Ger 5lpiihcn oen Scr. Stoatcn
unb @roBbritonnien geihloIiene Ser.
tro8 ii6cr &c9elung Der 8il6crci in
Ocn Lungs Ser omerifouiihcn unb ca.
nooildcn @rCn5e gclegcnen Vinnc?i.
Iecll lit 6elltc BON Dem SenatSsGom
te fiir oltSmGrtigc 9c5iebnngen gut
gebciBen mor0en. Scfret1r Eoot
bate ben gertrog I'M Gin5elncn nit
ocn Wiitglieocrn bcS GomiteS ourdj'
g%egollgen; cbenio ben Sertrog iibcr
bic llcuc Wnrfirung Der @rcn5c 5ui.
ld)en Den Ser. Stoatcn ltnb Gano0o.
Gen 9eihIllb iiber ben letteren Scl'
trog bot Oos Gomite auf lcine nGdIte
Situng periGoben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
Gridlps Sudltcr nno Iidl Icl6it.

bepille, q. g., 16. Ipril. -
Gr5iirnt iibcr cincn an lid bormllolcn
Sdulmdbdcr.S treid Ieiner IS Sob
re oltcn Sodter Nellic feucrte Or. e.
.. S%iuinnep, Der tiir5lid) BON 9tcr2-
Dorf bicrber fam, 5lpei Sdiille olti
ooS WdOdcn ub, oicieS t0otlid per
munoeno, NM mafte Damn ieitcm
Seben oltrh einen S6ub Elm @nhc.
Obgleid to0tlid) perlctt uno NIT 5ruti
9ugeln i'm ShGoel, lief oas WGo6c1
nod cine Grcppe binoilf nod Den:
3inlmer bcS Sal,ptlebrers, iuo lic Sit.
l~anrmcnbrod). SnS @ntieblide err
eignctc lid) int Gmpfongs5inmer bco
rNormol onb Collegiate Snltitrte",
elmer Wdbhcn.Eeniiolt, no 6rGnicil
Sminncp Shiilcrin mar. @aS iih
Dor Dem Sdieben 5fpii6en Softer nnO
Sod)tcr ereignet botte, lit nid)t b..
FAINT, ltrlb ooS W0ofcrL oblpobl noth
bel YelpuBtiein, fonrte feline flare
NuSfunft barber geben. Or. Smin'
nep, Der bis Dor lpenigen Sabren ci!t
on9eblih prominenter Ir5t in Der
Stoot Rclu-Dorf mar, mar ieit einl-
ger 3eit fr1nflih uto lpa 5ulett gei'
iteSgcitort Gelpeien fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
Sa traf Inn Der Shlaa.

Gbtla0elpbia a, t6. Ipril. -
0ic in bieiigen 3citungen cnthaltcnc
Acknowledgement gegen Serbert &.
&cpl, Der - Sabre lang Gftl,or uno
Shnbnciitcr 0cs biciigen o5ronflin.
SSltltitilt3" mar, $500 Der @eloer
Scr 9onf mlteridlagen 81 buben,
bate Die 6olge, bnB SEM in ieinem
@eim III Observation-Disclosures pom
Shlo9c %9etroiien muroc uno balo
0nrnui Itnr6, @r iaB bei'm 6rilbItilf,
ais CT cincn 9lid IN Die Wor9e1bl1t-
ter mari rtno ali Die oarin gcgen i'm
c~nt6aItene Acknowledging iticB. @r
erbob iif pom 8iid, elite ans Dem
3in1mcr ullb brad I'M SauSgangc 5l-
inmmen, Gin eilig berbei 9eririener
Nlr5t fonnte nid)ts mebr iiir i'm tbltn.
Im GicnItag mar nllf Setreiben Der
9cnmten oes osSronflin . 3nltitutS"
Elm 8erbaft3beiebl gcgen Sepl ergan-
gen, peldcr iofort pollltredt lperoen
Iollte. 9epl mar fiir5lid) aus Der
9anf mcgcn Grnnficins allSgetreteu
ut0 cs por Damn Elm neueS SpItenl
Scr 9uhbaltung cin9efilbrt porben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
gombcmmcrfcr Silucritcin nnO icin
NlIidJdDcu ErunbCuiaft.

Ncn Oorf, t6. ApriI, - &C.
li1 SiIpcritcirL Der %ombcmpcricr
pom lnnioN.S Qlrorc, mcIdcr lett Der
I'M W}0rj BORT itott8cfunocn Gplolion
I'M o@clcplrc @olpitol" OornicOcr
lic1t urO IcitOcm idon mcbrcrc W}ulc
Dem Gooc nnbc 9cpcicn icin iol, per
llriaftc pGbrcnb Der IeBtclt 9fodt
0ro6e Hifrcglrng III Dem gcilannten
@oipitol ais CT enc Inn angcbliN
con leincr dltcrcn ShmeItcr mit8e-
brod)te tlcitc 6Iolhc, meld)e cine
6liiliigteit cttbiclt, 81 OerItCdcn Der
illd1te Die M}Grteriu Eroccn. mcldlc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
SlDttcnbia i'm Sauic nngcnommcn.

@oibington %, tG. April.
- 9as Observation-Disclosures poilirtc
hellte sic 6lotten %ermtlligungsbia,
nuh0em 0icielbe nod in peri6icoencn
Euntten nncn0irt morOcn mar. Die
Nnnobmc ser 9iQ mllr0c unter Gus
pcniion Scr Hc9cln oltrdgeicbt, nm
Den Gcmofrotclt bic 8clegenbcit sur
mcitcrcu &cr5ogcrlutg ST cnt5iebcp
Die 9eItimnnrng, ipeld)e Dem 6lottcnz
ScfrctGr porlhrcibt, mr. llntcriee-
0ootc Dnm NolonO. Emp on5uldai.
len, mltroc Dor ser Nnnahmc Scr @iQ
9eitri6cnL 10 ooB Der SefrctGr iett
6ei'm NniAaifcn pom llntericcbootcn
irCic Nnuo crbGlt. altr5 nod) ) llbr
nlodtc ooa &oll9 cine YouIc bis
1880 morNcn Bormittog.
Der Scnat mar bclttc nitt III
SiBlung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
Wnfriihrcriidlc Nrbeitcr.
Gait 3 t. 9ouis $. 81, 16. Gpril

Gait st. 2ouis. 81, 16, Tpril.
- Sor Dem 5bnre Der 6abrif Der
,Gmericon 4liminllm @orfs 60"
fam cs BEL Ser @ieoereroffnune Der
6obrif ST. eincm ihlimmen aromau
5piidcn gricdiid)en uno tilrfildel
Mrbeitern, sic ooriiber miithcno ipas
reh bab sic 6ubrifleitnng bet'm elt-
q1gement BON Arbeitern atrerttants
iher (neibeu uno f1rbi3er) Den Sor-
5ug seacben Bate. Cas- 9auadcr
0e5 llfieber5 am &aupteingang Der
6abrif mur6e bemoIirt uno Die 5il'
rnultlanten fonnten erlt orrd) Die
4DI.5ei sur GlIe gcbratt !Deroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17

cjucn ul0liidlcn &0llicr ain8cl. I'M
Ter ocm Scores Nor5cQdn bradltc Elm
prG6tiacr, 81 3o0 bobcr <mcn-
itGu0cr, uon O}orin mo Giorr be
mott, nod Ic5baitcm &onlpfc $l6,-
Ot2; }rpci &ouja DER Tijn3cbntc &d'
len cr}icltcu $3.50, Gin Eoor @lu-
mcnit3nocr 1920.
Sic @culCnpClt in ga
On aura.
NilIcm it 10, Curacao, lG.Hlprll.
Ger qcItcrn pon 90 @uaDro, &cnc-
3uclo, bier c%ingctroiicnc Compiler
.Nmcricon" brin0t sic MclOrm9
Dab 0ort ole 9culcnpcit oll@qcbrodcu
lit. @cniqitcu9 liuo bort piclc N}c1.
ihcn an ciucr &ront0cit 0citorbcn,
ole nod 2uniiMt Der Ofiijiere Oca
Shiifc3 uidta on0crc2 dis Die &c.
fiirdtcte Ecit icin fam. Nnaeblid)
pcrrpcigcrn bic 2lcr5tc in ga @uourn
icoc N!aflmit ii6cr Die 9}otltr Scr
&%runfbcit. Die %ionitdrcn Slider
bcitamoBrcQclm Der StoOt iinO ohio
Int lm8cniiAcno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
0ciuGiIer pcrlnufcn iidl.

Great sails, Munt,, t6.
Nlpril. Gic SohiIutb aus oem
Noniericc, oeiien Gaum uorgeItcrn
brad, fam belttc bier an itrlo uerlicf
it'd. obre groBen S6oOen on5urid)-
ten. Gas 6abrmoiier Oes 6luiicS
mai oitrd) 0pnonit %ucrtieit moroen,
rno Sic @eru1Iicr Iticgen nidt bober,
ais 5i,r Belt ser iibIiden 6ril6jobrS-
llebcridppemmungcn, Gic groBe
Shmcl5biittc ser Bottom & Mon-
tona So" entfan obne ieglidell
S6a0cn. Gtwa 100 Menihen iino
in 6oIge ser 9citrigen 3critorumg Der
Grtidoit Groig, iluBaitimdrts bon
bier, oboohlp8 imo baben Elm Eager
III oe1 Siigeln be5ogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
SUB ScS ySnTcrmcbl Sonias."

Nfron 8, t6. 2lpril. - Ser
0inonb Sbubnader, bcfonnt ais ser
o&ofermcbl-a0niQ BON Amerito," lit
mG6rcn0 ser IeBtcn 9tudt pl0blih in
lciner birii9cn &obmurg gcitorben.
An 80. Mdr5 5. 5. bate er ieincn
81. @cburt9ta1 lcicicrt, Gr mar aus
@onnoper gebilrtig uro fom in 1850
nad) Amcrita. Cine Belt lang be
bnltte cr cine 6arm nahc Glepelono,
Damn ing cr cine Grocery al uno be.
9onn bic S%critcQmQ Don Sofermcbl
81 9tabrun89iueden. SpGter grim.
oete er Die nNmerican Cereal So"
ocrcn FrGliNcnt er mur0c rito lpeld)e
nlebrete -groBc Mijhlen betrieb. Scr
etIlhen &lDrcn ~Derfaufte er ieine 8e-
ihaftai1tereliln all Bic Guater Oats
80" NM 'cbte iidD in HubeItano. CT
mar ein ciiriNcr Ero6ibitioniIt nnb
CAB aroBc SluHnrn iiir @r5iebungs-
mo &o9It9oti9tetta Suede Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
Sir &eroifcmtiidjnna DON GiIcnbafn
ISnhrplGncn.

GolumbuS, o, t6. Npril. -
GoS llntcrbnlts ser 8eicbgcbltng pom
Ohio nnbm belttc cine Bill an lpelfc
alien GiIcnbabnen i'm Staotc Die
YiliGt auicrlegt, in Den 3citungelt
ciner icocn Stotion an ibren 2inicn
6ubrtobellcn 81 pcroifentlidcn, mel
dc sic 3eit Der 2(nfllnft utO Der 9lb-
iobrt ibrcr 3iige mittbcilct. 8egncr
Der Bill pcrildtelt, oieielbe oltrdD
llcberloOumQ nit iriuolen 9(menoe-
mentcn ob5uihIattcn, olein eS &C.
lang ibncn nid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
sir Suit injtrnirt.

Minneupnli8, Winn., 16.
Npril. - lie HeplibIifaner bon Wjn-
neiota bieltcn bette ibren Staats-
Gonuent bier 40 uu0 ~initruirten Die
Gelcgoter 0es Stoates olli Dem ga.
tional.Gonucnt, fir sic Domination
5nft's ST ltimmcn. GnS bereits fir
ben ariegSiefretor gciiderte Iotunl
miro bicrnlit ourd Die % Stimmen
Wiinneioto's uergroBcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
Tnnamitcr am @erf.

Rem MartinSpille, u.
90, Is. april. - Inter Dem Wobn'
balic bon Charles Hoberts, ei1em
Moid)inilten Der nYbilaoelpbla Gas
So" IN Dem nnbe gelegenen Srte
GingStomn, muroe cine Spnalnit.
bonlbc geiunoen. 3oberts bate Dor
cinigen Sagen einen Yrief emprall'
gen, morin ibm georobt mrroe, er
peroc III Die quit eeiprengt lperoen,
lpenn er oen Srt nidt o%erlolie.
Durango, Col, 16. Ipril. -
Gle 8etriebSleiter ser ,Hopal Goal
& Gofe 80" erbielten fiir5lit) einen
Trohbrief III mclfcm Scr ano1pnle
a(bieIioer p%erlongte. bab man III Der
Gbampion.3ed notblpenoige Hepa-
raturen peranlniien io1te, miorigen-
iaGs Die 9on5en 2lnlngen in Die 2uit
geiprcngt merocn milroen. Iieler
GroDurg iolgte geltern 9lbenb Die
Sbat. 0urd) cine beftige grploiion
iplroen Die 9%etriebsnerfe 5ertriin.
inert. 3fpei italieniihe Arbeiter er.
litten BET Der @rploIion ihlpere Ser
letungen, unb E. u. Wiaiam8. Der
pernlibt niro. liest uer!rutblih toot
inter Den Srunlmern. Son oen l1r'
Gabern Oer Grploiton febIt ieoe Spur.
EaHc snr &eiic in's Nnslanb bc-
iurst 6. GaiHc, Wr. Alb, Cit.Salti-
morcitraEc, maize Guitom @Oaie Ipe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
Hcbnftipn BON Grpresratcn.

Sincoln. Nebr., t6. april. -
Die uamerican-," nllniteb Stntes-,"
oAoans-" umb nYaciiic grpreB-"
@eleulhniteu huten beIte Die grpreb-
raten III icbra3ta mi % Erojert
~re0I5irt. I'm bem Si5(ep. Seies 6oi3e
81 laiIten. 8teid)5eitis sabcn Die Ir-
mdlte Der grpreb : Geieaihaften oell
General niualt pcrit1noigt, oob iie
ibren aantpf gegen oas Siblep &c.
les fortiesen meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17
2pbnifaln rntifisirt.

@op Gitp Mid)., t6. 9(priI. -
Ger Gonpcnt Der Scr. @~rllbcnarbcl-
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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-29
SOCIETY INTERESTED IN
GLEE CLUB CONCERT.
Pennsylvania Boys Will Sing in East
Orange Monday Night for Orange
High School Benefit.

Prominent society women of Orange will
be patronesses for the concert to be given
at the Woman's Club house, East Or
ange, on Monday night next by the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania Glee Club. The
entertainment will be given under the
auspices of the Orange High School Attn
letic Association, and a dance will follow.
Tie patronesses are. Mrs. ]. ii. Brad
shaw, Miss Sara Spottiswoode, Mrs. A. G..
Van Gasbeek. Mrs. William Runkle, Mrs.
William Barr, Mrs. =. r. Browning, Mrs.
Herbert Dane, Mrs. A. w. Kilborn, Mrs.
st. John Alexander, Mrs. j. r. Gore, Mrs.
Stuart Lindsey. Mrs. Horace Stetson. Mrs.
j. w. Stickler, Miss Katherine Storrs,
Mrs. Walter Il. Barry, Mrs. Coleman T..
Nissan. Mrs. w. r. Hunt, Mrs. L. l..
Cole, Mrs. Laurence Fell, Mrs. Herbert T.
Abrams, Mrs. Charles A. Llndsley. Mrs.
man, Mrs. Isaac H.. Blanchard, Mrs. James
Bathg0te, jr., Mrs. George w. j. Jones,
Mrs. William M. Swingle, Mrs. Chandler
Sexton, Mrs. c. ID. Hammond, Mrs. II. G..
McDougal, Mrs. Abram Mosler, Mrs.
James G. Riggs. Mrs. NJ. S. Decker, Mrs.
j. 5. Holmes, jr.. Mrs. H.. ii. DEMO, Mrs.
G.. $ Abrams. Miss Laura Lindsey, Mrs.
A, II. Sherman, Mrs. G.. e. Titterton, Mrs.
Robert Williams, Mrs. Joseph Holmes,
Mrs. William A.. Lord
The Glee Club consists of seventy-flye
members, chosen from $50 contestants.
The orchestra comprises talented violinists
perienoe. The proceeds will be used for
the benefit of the Orange High School
Athletic Association, which is in need OF
funds.