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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-26

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gen ertbeiIt bat. 10 tritt bafslbe in
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bDhft animirte Debate poraus, porin
es {ih 5eigte, bab bic bduptiGhlihiten
@sgner ber 0orlage, bieJrembenbafer
ober Rnonnotbinss unb bamit bic
Semp,ren3ler finb. unb that fi4 unter
bieIen befonbers Der Demofrat purs
ton bon Cincinnati berpor, Der babel
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-26

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biefe beredtist, OrDinanaen fir Muss
gabe bon @elcsrn pDer 8sn qiguno
pon Sreiblsefen ben Wdblern gu uns
terbreitsn.
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bas cine lnparteiiifg @taats&S4uls
bua@ @Rommi5iion anitrebt, bic aui
feds Sabre ernannt tperben lnb alls
In ben Dffentlihen @9ulen sebrauh'
ten Sertbiimer be5timnen ion.
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tiirlih aud anbere @efebe in Msnss
eingereidt, ipslbe ieboh taum bon
allsemeinem Sntereife finb unb Bel be,
bofftntli4 bolb bsborftebenben MuflD'
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finben tperbsn.
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f9Iiebtn au molten, obne ipenigftens
Der pitlen i'm Gang bsfinblihen In,
terfuhungen ber Gtaats Departe.
merits unb Beamten, bic nod ber3li4
ipenig, ergeb.n baben, GrpGbnnng 81
tbran. @r.ifbore Melultate tperben
ipobl Bel teiner bdbon beraustpmmen.
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dung Der politifGen 1mtriebe in Sas
milton gountp, alias bon George Cor,
tin ipahres G4redenstinb iperben 81
molten, nidt etfpd tpsgen ber in Nus,
iidt ffebenben Gntbinunstn, fonbern
iptaen ber Roffen berfelbtn. 9oben bod
be Wdtgrisber bes 1lnterfn4nnss,
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broinen ipirb, lam man nd henien.
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Vim 1o. Mai in Der N6be BON
SiraBbura Grau SCiepb Nfapbo6 IN,
bitter BON Al Sabren an einen Rrebs.
Ieioen, aahoem lie lber ein Sahr lana
trnnf geipeiel,. sic hinterldBt einen
@atten uno ein Gino.
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ubri1suille Jobn @reaQer i'm Nlter BON
80 5abren. Etr Geriiorbene binterldBt
eii,en 6obn uno amei 50 nter.
Mnl 81. Mdra in Rem philadelphia
6rau Wlaraareth gDelA. Die 8uttin
pm W. u. Welh. im Nlter non G7
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G6hne uuo rrei 16hter.
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Deuiinlano Qeboren. fam aber Ihon IN
aunpen Sabren nod ben Ser. Gtaaten.
gr binierldht bier Sobne uno orei
36dter.
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sSrau Mnna Nilep I'M Mlter bon 70
Sohren. Sic Nerforbene binterldet
einen @atten. swei e0bne uno 3mei
961ter.
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Der Strabe BON ganal Doper nah
Winfielo Sobn Hint on ben 6olsen ei.
nes Gh.aganfaues i@ gllter bon "a
Sahren. Ser 0eritorbene mar in
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als illnaer Wann nod Nmerita. gr
binterldBt cine Wittlpe. brei g6bne unb
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0err Norman X. @oultel. elm pro
nlinenter Nthiteit in Dem Delbert @e.
bduoe. Sdn Graneiseo. ioat: SD be.
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lid. nHtev @nrantie berfauft in 90. q.
peter's apotbefe. prei8 so gents. ssn
3eteys &potbete miro Deuti@ Qeipro&en.
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lephou iiir ndbere Nustunft an 6. u.
geeh. Nep philadelphia. .. A
@ementarbeit nler Mrt, ssunba=
mente. Wauern. Seitneae &c. prompt
uno billl0 bslorat BON Nifles. Qamil=
ton & 80. in Nem philadelphia. al
8,ai8 sn perfauten. Mein
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bshanoeln. Der!elbe erhielt auf Der
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preis u. 9. MILLS. on Der Stra.
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pbia.
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fabrication au erlernen. shriftliht
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nuna erluiiniht bel sSatob Nv,aer.
R. No. 2. Nsm Berlin. Start Co..
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belt Sobn Wereoitb. Der Euperinten
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abnehmen tnuBte.
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Gin GpesiaIwa8ett tta6 SeraS
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5d1one 5adal,5iiee
fir oas 5riibjabr.

Ohne 2lusnohme haben mir oie or66te
uno preismnroslte 2luspahI bon 5rih. 90
iahrspaaren in Ger 5taot. Dersl
uniere 2lusrpahl nit anoeren uno Jhr
habt Sen Bepeis.
111ooen uno 5toffe peroen Rennern
uno juneen uldnnern eefallen. 1looeue
nit einfad,er Bruit NIT 3mei, orei uno
pier Rnopfen. 5d,iefe Caiden, u1an
idetten an oen 2lern,eln 2lle 5hat.
tiruneen BON braun, Sohfarbe, Ol re,
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bon por,nelihem 6erpebe
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griihinbrHGi
5teife uno meid1e Rute bon better Nua.
litdt uno por3aeit,er 2lrbeit. 6arantirt
befrieoieenoe Oienite ~ letter.
preis $3.50 $500.
DIE SENHAUsER CLOTHING 90.
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- iein miro, Die mir nod je 9ebabt
aommt rb nad uuierem @tore. aommt unb prft uniere
prdtige Nusuabl Seoe uno anoeren &eberoFen Die
Muspab 1T unsemSbn sroB uno uniaB bic A6nnen neuen
M1ooen Wuer ner Musuabl WeiBmaaren III au6ers
prbentih IdbDn
Sn unere Department fertsen @eioen noe Sbr Sic
neuefen Sfirts uno Wefen fit Damen uno Mdbden.
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9dIeH III Spe3ldlIONDeHIlOH Der1dHS
mex, bic 1onbluns Der Republicans
i9en Gtdatstonbentipn tpeeen beren
annobme einer plotform, tpetfe iiA.
gegen perf0nlihe Greibeit ertldrt bui9
Mieberernennung BON Mnbrep 8
6drris gum @ouperneur unb burH
Beleibigung bes Woltes bon Ohio nit
porgeffIbter Reform an Gte1e ber
8eferung ieines i'm angetbonsn un-1
remts, berbdmmen urb lei es ferner
Befdlofien, bnB fDenn bic be-
motratifhe partei prin3ipien annehs
men unb eii1tn 1Jiibser auffeuen fortes
tpelfer bic ssSbse Der liberalen unb fort<
{hrittlihen Biirger bon Dbio r.rtritt
nnb I'D beren Wertrauens tpiirbig
jeigt, mir ibm hermit unltre eigsne.
lpie bic 1lnteritiibung unb ernfte Ollie
nller Mnberen 3uiihern.
Do9 nit bieIem G4lns gestn etnen
zbeil ber 9auptmaN bes Geinbes II
nur Elm fleiner Mnfdn9 genrd&t.
llsbsro1 folIte itbt bobin seiDirtt iper,
ben, bdb freijinni4e Widnner dIs 4dns
bibaten fiir Die NS@ile 0eiftge&Gn1
1ufseilklIt unb tn ~ 6erbftpdtl sfs
D6Mt lperben ~ IN ridtiDen aDee
tiex3u b0t NOR ih qodnSf feb h1l96'
j9l18en. ipo bie Elberalen. NIT 6(llb
1nfetuH4 eIIeT arfe ei6ssn3en eiN(l1I
<n!pezl. =. ltsa lntxr( dlioen s
The Washington times., 1908-08-16
Engagements

One Of the most interesting weddings
OF the week viii be that Tuesday after
noon Of Miss Mary Josephine CLARK and
Joseph Ailer Hayden.
The wedding viii take place at $50
o'clock in st. Patricks Catholic Chul ch,
the Rev. Thomas Z. McGuigan oflciat-
ing. Charles II. Clark. father of the
bride, will escort his daughter TO the
altar. She will be attended By her sis
ter, Miss tLua Clark, as maid of honor.
Byron Z. Hayden, brother Of the
bridegroom-elect. will be the best man.
and the ushers will be Michael NJ.
Doyle. Of Milwaukee. Wis: Dennis E.
C0nneu. John j. Brosnan. and Harry
3. Cgllen.
Following the ceremony at the church
there Will be a reception for the bridal
party and Intimate friends at the home
of TIE brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
The Washington times., 1908-08-16
TRGp

countries of Europe returning by way
OF Liverpool
Lieut. and Mrs. Charles +. Nash. of
the Revenue Cutter Service, are IT At
I lantic City.
Mrs Robert Alexander and family are
stopping for the midsummer season at
/ Cascade, Mo. After September % they
Will visit Mrs. AIexanders father. Cen
| eral Thomas, L. S. A, at Denver, col.
! Mai. Gen. Charles B. Hall, L. 5. A.
/ and his daughters are stopping at the
! Evans cottage, at Prout's Neck. Me.
1 until the end of the season. when they
/ will go abroad, sailing November 10 on
/ the Hamburg-American line 10 remain
/ until spring.
Capt. George p. Heard. Medical Corps.
! L. S. A. and Mrs. Heard. whose sister.
/ Miss Mabel Heard. and Miss Burlington
| Butt will make a tour OF the world,
I sailing Thursday on the Mongolia from
| San Francisco. will entertain them
when they stop at Fle Philippines
Mrs. T. II. SIaven and her son Stan
ley. who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Goodrich, at College HILL Cincin-
natl. has Joined MAJOR Slaven at Fort
Leavenworth, Kan.
Lieut.. and Mrs ". r. Taylor. Nth
their daughter, left Galveston yest erday
to make a short visit North. They will
stop in New York, Philadelphia, and
this city during the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Howard will Ell
terrain their daughter and her husband.
Maj. John II. Russell, L. 6. NJ. c., for
q few weeks in their home on n street.
Major Russell has been stationed at
Panama during the spring.
Lieut. William Benson Taylor and
Mrs Taylor viii return from San An
tonio, Tex, where he has been sta
toned, and Mrs. TayIor's mother. Mrs.
De Loire, and her daughter, Miss De
Loire, Will go to Plainheld, y. J., for
the remainder of the season.
Miss Lillian 8Iears, at Fort Totten,
L. !, is entertaining Miss George Var
mum, daughter Of Lieut.. Col. C. a. Var
num- for August.
Lieut.. Col. Edward c. Woodruff, U.
s. A, and Mrs Woodruff and their
children will remain at Mantoloking,
\, j., for the remainder of the season.
Mrs. NJ. a. NIiIIken and Miss Rhoda
Milliken are spending the remainder of
the season at Buena Vista, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick I. Siddons
will leave in a few days for Atlantic
City for a stay Of several weeks.
"
John B. Bovello. director of the Great
Ell Washington Band. will sail from
The Washington times., 1908-08-16

northeast. left washington yesterday
( for an extended stay IN New York city.
Miss Grace Poole, OF s03 Z street
southeast, is spending her vacation at
Ocean City, Nd.
Miss Catherine WAY. o. Tenleytown.
/ has gone 10 Bensonhurst, L. l.. for a
stay Of two weeks.
Mrs. Gould and her daughter, Miss
Margaret II. Gould, have returned home
after a months trip to Boston and va
rious summer resorts on the Massa-
chUsetts coast.
Miss Margaret Byrnes left Washing
ton yesterday for a trip to the Thou
sand Islands.
Michael Mccormick. OF $50 B street
southeast, and his daughter. Miss Mary
Mccormick. are spending the summer at
the Blue Mountain House, Blue Noun
tain, Nd. They will be joined there
later by MI Mccormick S 6ther daugh-
ter. Miss Anna Mccormick, and his son,
the Rev. D. J. Mccormick, of Balti-
more.
Miss Julia n. Stickney, who is the
missionary for Calvary Baptist Church
at Henzada, Burmah. Will sail from
New York September 70, after a two
years furlough. She will be accompa-
MED by her sister, Miss Stickney, and
Miss Nignonette O. Buckingham. They
viii go first TO Glasgow, Scotland, and
will then accompany her as far as
Paris, returning October u Miss stick
ney is in charge of a graded school at
Henzada.
Francis de Sales Alexander and J.
Bentley Milford have gone for an ex-
tended automobile tour Of the middle
West.
Passed Assistant Paymaster Holt.
L. S. n. is staying at camp Perry.
N H, for the fishing season, having
gone up from Sayville. /. l., where he
has been visiting his fancee. Miss
Eleanor Granger. at the summer home
of her parents
Maj Gen. J. Franklin Bell. L. S. A,
left Washington Friday for a visit 40
Mrs. Bell at the Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs.
Jesse Townsend, of Bainbridge, Ca.
who has been spending a few DAYS in
en- route to his home from
New York and Philadelphia. where he
has been at school. left Washington
Friday.
Mrs. \ d. Graves, Of Bainbridse. ca.
is the guest Of Mrs. T. II. Tiller in her
home on Corcoran street for a few
weeks.
Miss Pearl Mcclure and Miss Edith
Mcclure have gone to Atlantic City for
The Washington times., 1908-08-16

wanna. they left Friday for a two
weeks tour through Virginia and West
Virginia, stopping at Hot Springs and
"hlle Sulphur Springs Miss Masters
VIII spend the remainder of the s-q-
son at Newport, upon their return
Dr. and Mrs. Edward S. Smith have
left for Niagara Falls and the Thou
sand Islands. They will 20 on the St
Lawrence river TO Quebec. returning by,
| way OF Lake Champlain and Lake
George and stopping at New York city.
Miss Annie Bready and her brother
! Norris Bready, Of Sandy Spring Nd
and Miss Hilda Bready. Of Forest Glen
/ Nd VIII spend a few weeks visiting
brighton Beaeh, Albany, and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank Collins, of the
Montgomery, have gone to Atlantic City
Tor a stay of six weeks.
Mrs. Neal s. Brown and her daughter,
Miss Marie Brown, have closed their
apartment at the Dupont and will spend
the months Of August and September in
WarTentOn, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Norris and Mrs.
Robert Berberich and family, and Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Frank have returned to
Washington from a stay of several
weeks in Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
Miss Gertrude Mace and Miss Edna
Sangston left Washington Friday for
trip TO Atlantic City and PHILADELPHIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas z. Hickman are
spending few weeks in LovettsviHe
Va, with friends and relatives.
Thomas II Harvey and his daugh-
tiers. Miss Maurita Harvey and Miss
Helen Harvey, will leave tomorrow for
Atlantic City for the remainder of the
season.
Mrs. J. c. Greene and Miss Keegin
have left Washington for an extended
Western tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Gosorn have
returned TO Havana, Cuba, after two
weeks stay at their former home here
George Howard and Stuart Mcnamara
were among those sailing from New
York for Europe last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hurley and
daughters Miss Roselle Hurley and /
Miss Pearl Hurley, of Houston, Tex. /
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Tracy I
of Insleside Terrace. Mrs. Hurley is !
a sister OF Mrs. Tracy, and a former +.
Washington girl
Mrs George Miller and her daughter, /
Miss Lille Miller, are spending August
in the Catoctin mountains, Maryland.
Capt and Mrs. Louis c. Duncan, Med /
ical Corps, L. S. A, are back from their /
four months trip through the southern |
The Washington times., 1908-08-16

New York September On the Kron-
| pIlHzessin CeCile, OF the North German
] Lloyd line, for "a tour Of Europe.
/ Mr.. BovcllO Will visit London, Paris,
| Brussels Cologne, Berlin, Vienna,
| Trieste, Venice Milan, Turin, Genoa,
| Pisa. Florence, Rome NanoH and Pa
lermo and on his return win take the
/ Mediterranean steamer. He viii return
| about November 20.
AIr. and Mrs Howard Brockway. the
latter the daughter Of Rear Admiral
Bradford, L. $. N, are spending their
summer vacation al Long Branch. Mrs.
Charles BroclCway, of Maryland, is their
guest at the HoIlywood just now.
Mrs, B. F. Filson. who is spending the
summer at Atlantic City with her
daughters, returned to Washington for
a few days Thursday.
Or Raphael b. Durfee. of Los An
geles, Cal, is the guest of his mother.
Mrs helen J. Durfee. at 1914 X street
northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard S. Reeside. ac-
cOmpanied by Miss Reeside and Master
Harmer Reeside, viii leave Washington
Thursday for the coast of Maine. They
will visit Bar Harbor and Belgrade
Lake. returning TO Washington in Oc-
tober.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Degges and famit
and Mrs. Ida Laurie are spending the
month OF August at Swans. Piney
Point Nd
Mrs William Manning Irwin and Miss
Irwin are spending a few weeks in New
port, the guests Of DR.. ana Mrs Moul-
ton Is. Johnson. Miss Irwin viii be
among the deLutantes of next season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter were en-
tertained at dinner one evening last
week by Mrs. Clarence r. Edwards.
wife of General Edwards, L. s. A, at
Manchester-by -the-Sea, where she is
spending the summer.
Col and Mrs Marion 2. Mans will
shortly take possession OF the quarters of
the commandment OF Fort Mason, Cal. |
recently vacated by General and Mrs.
Funston, who have been transferred to
Fort Leavenvyorth.
Colonel and Mrs. Maus have been sta
toned for the last two years at the
Preside at Monterey. and spent part |
of last winter in Washington with Mrs. (
Maus' parents MI and Mrs. Charles /
Poor
The Washington times., 1908-08-16

Charles H. Clark on Massachusetts
avenue, and later Mr.. Hayden win take
his bride for a Northern bridal trip.
They wiz reside 81 822s Thirteenth
street northwest upon their return.
Miss Clark is well known in Wash
inston, where she has always made her
home. and is q 1904 graduate OF the
Georgetown Convent.
ar Hayden IS the son Of the late
Joseph i. Hayden. United States con-
SUI 10 Italy, Germany. and Sweden, and
hved Tor number OF years abroad,
where ne received most OF his eduea-
ton.
The Washington times., 1908-08-16

Miss Kate Bayliss returned to Wash
ington Friday from a months visit TO
her sister Mrs. Veal, in Richmond. Va.
The Washington times., 1908-08-16

Miss Jett, Of Bristol, Tenn. is the
guest of Miss Matthews in her home on
CorcOran street
The Washington times., 1908-08-16

Miss Carry Huff is spending several
weeks at Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1908-08-16

Mrs. A. II. Mccormick, jr, with her
two daughters, Hannah and Isabella.
left Washington yesterday for a stav
OF several weeks at Atlantic CITY.
The Washington times., 1908-08-16

Mrs. Fred Whitehead and daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Whitehead, are at Har-
pers Ferry, W. Va, and will remain
there another week. Roy Richardson
and Ernest Knorr, who were with the
party, returned vest erday afternoon.
The Washington times., 1908-08-16

Nine. Van Swinderen, wife of the
former minister from the Netherlands
who is now the minister Of foreign
aIairs IN the Netherlands cabinet has
gone 10 Marienbad with her mother
and brother, Mrs. c. c. Glover and
c. c. Glover, jr., who are spending the
summer abroad with her.
The Washington times., 1908-08-16

The Fails Church Bridge Club was en-
tertained Wednesday evening in the
hoE-, Of Mrs. William McCroauy.
The Washington times., 1908-08-16

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Masters and
Miss Masters have recently returned
from an automobile tour through the
North and East. stopping at Atlantic
City and points Of interest in PennsyI-
The Washington times., 1908-08-16

Miss Florence Poore and her sister.
Miss Ada PoOre. have returned to their
home on Grant road, Tenleytown. D. C..
from a visit to their sister at St. Mary's
of the Woods Convent, Vigo Ind
The Washington times., 1908-08-16

Mrs. Noble Moore, OF Falls Church,
has as her house guests Mrs. J. L.
Enochs. james Enochs. and Mrs. 1. s.
Forsythe Of jackson. Miss.
The Washington times., 1908-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Zirzle, of Staun-
ton, Va, are here for weekend visit.
after which they will take a trip North.
returning by way of Chicago and the
lakes.
The Washington times., 1908-08-16

August She viii stop in Philadelphia
and Baltimore before returning TO
Washington.
The Washington times., 1908-08-16

Miss a. H. Harmon. of u10 Sixth
street. and Miss Slater, of IS I street
The Washington times., 1908-08-16

Mrs. Henry Clay Mclean will 90 TO
cape May shortly to remain for the rest
OF the season with her son, Norris. who
has been staying at the stockton.
The Washington times., 1908-08-16

Mrs. Francis Curtis and Miss Janet
Curtis have gone to Norfolk where they
viii join a party OF friends who will 60
by sea 10 the Canadian provinces, visit
ing Quebec. Nova Scotia. New Bruins
wick, Newfoundland and voyaging up
the coast Of Labrador
The Washington times., 1908-08-16

Mrs. S. S. Richardson. of the Nan
tucket. Will spend the remainder of
August with her daughter Mrs Charles
l. Billiard, of Bowling Green. Va. and
part Of the month OF September in Rich
mond and stanton. Mrs. Billiard viii
entertain house party Of relatives for
the Baptist convention. which takes
nlaca IN Bowling Green this well