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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-10-02
QUIET SESSION OF
ENSLEY COUNCIL
Health Officers Report is ESpec-
tally Gratifying
TO WORK FOR NEW COURT
Workinqmen Name Committee Which
VIII Assist In campaign-Per-
sonal and General News
of Ensley.

Ensley October 1-(Speeial.) 1.-The city
council of Ensley met tonight at the city
hall in regular session. Mayor D. F. Sugg
presided and all aldermen were present
except Aldermen Angwin and Matson.
The regular monthly bills were ordered
paid. The various city officials made
reports, that of the city physician being
noticeable as it showed a remarkably
health condition in the city. A petition
from property holders along Fairview av-
enue was presented to the council, and
was referrs to the proper committee.
The petition asks that sidewalks and
curbing be laid along jefferson avenue
from Palmer Terrace to Tuxedo junction.
The report of the chief of police, James
Merrlman, was very gratifying as it
showed a decrease of 10 per cent of ar
rests and convictions from the corre--
spond month last year.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-10-02

Eleventh Avenue Methodist
Church will serve barbecue
dinner at 313 North 10Th St.,
Saturday, the Bird. Public in
vited.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-10-02
EXPRESS PREPAID go Shipment made in wooden boxes

entiously say there is no better whis-
key. s full quarts, s5.75; IL full
quarts, $11.00.
GATES SEA true blend of
Kentucky Whistles. A good honest
whiskey. Will give entire satisfac-
ton. 6 full quarts, $500; IL full
quarts, $3.50.
Tennessee WhiSkey
"FREESTONE" = Unadulterated,
straight Tennessee Whiskey. Our
teaching process makes this whsikey
distinctive. None better. Very old.
8 full quarts, $500; 10 full quarts,
$1,000.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-10-02
Too Quarts in Your Favor

MYTH ONE EXCEPTION, the smallest ship
w ment we make is six quarts, and do assort.
charges enabling us to offer six quarts at about the
same price as we would get for four.
In ordering from us you actually buy direct from
our distrIlery which is No. 100, Coll District,
Tenn, located in valley farm The water
we in distling is the finest in the world for this
purpose.
The grain is the best Northwestern Rye and Malt
and Tennessee Valley Corn. The quality of our
whskies SO pronounced you will discover the
difference from the ordinary kind.
Do not let our low prices prejudice you, They
are wholesale, and you buy direct.
Our whistles always the
EXPRESS PREPAID 49, Shipment made in wooden boxes.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-10-02
Cruiser Leaves Colon.

Colon, October 1.-The auxiliary cruiser
Prairie left here this morning for Hamp-
ton Roads. She has on board $50 men
from the auxiliary cruiser Buffalo, which
is stationed on the Pacific side of the
iSthmus
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-10-02
Revolt AGAINST Portuguese.

London, October 1.-The natives of An
golia, a Portuguese possession in West
Africa, revolted recently and attacked the
fort at Don Luis After sharp fight
they were repulsed by the garrison, but
two Portuguese were killed and several
wounded.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-10-02
Louis LundX In Jail.

Washington, October 1.-(Special. )-Louis
Lundy, the negro shot by Representative
Hefiin of Alabama last spring, was up in
the police court again this morning on a
charge of assaulting negro woman and
was given 60 DAVIS
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-10-02
Corn Whistles

GRASSY VALLEY"-Unadulter-
ated Very old. No better Corn
Whiskey made. full quarts, $4.00;
IL full quarts, $3.50.
GRASSY White, 100
proof, straight Corn Whiskey. We
are the only distillers selling 100
proof corn at $3.50 per gallon, two
gallons, $4.75, delivered. Shipments
In jugs. Smallest shipment one gallon.
Blended Whistles
"R. H. C. CLUB"-A perfect blend
of old Kentucky Whistles. 1t has
that rich oily appearance. We consci-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-10-02
Postal CHANCES.

Washington October Especial Post
masters appointed: Harpersville, Shelby
county, Rhoda Lane; Mulga, Jefferson
county, Bowie S. Tutwiler.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-10-02

BOffIed-irl-BOnd Whistles
Following brands bottled by the
Government, whose stamp guarantees
age, purity and strength.
CONCORD PURE RYE, 100
proof, 6 full quarts, $3.50; ls' full
quarts, $11.00.
CONCORD BOURBON, 100 proof,
full quarts. $3.50; IL full quarts,
$10.5e.
CLARKE'S PURE RYE, 100
proof, 6 full quarts, sos; IL full
quarts, $500.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-10-02
Has Davidson Quit.

The Davidson wing of the republican
party. has certified to the secretary of
state the name of w. w. Nelson of De-
catur as nominee for Congress in the
Eighth district. This is taken to be rather
surprising in view of the report that Mr.
Davidson and his followers of anti-regu-
lars had decided to offer no more opposi-
ton to the regular or Thompson wing OF
the Alabama organization.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-10-02
Blended Whistles

Our WHISTLES do contain one drop Of spirits oth
injurious substances They of delightful flavor. high
food properties and medicinal virtues.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-10-02
Important Ruling.

Attorney General CARRIER has ruled that
il a congressional nominee of any party
Is named by the action of one county
alone, and that county is in the district
for which nomination is made, he has a
right to have his name on the ticket.
The case came up from the nomination of
]. o. Middleton on fusion ticket of
the republicans and populists from the
Fourth district, it being held that the Sc
lection by the one county of Shelby gives
him a right on the general ticket.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-20

reno Der MDn6guter ouf Der Sniel
Riigsu Elm Wsibnabtsgsbdd in qferbe
geltolt bat, oeisn 0ame s8injees"
(gIeia 9inb Seius) benefit. pis heios
nii6e unb 6riitli6e 9orIteaungen
mitemon6er perIhmol3en iinb.
aaeemein perbrsitet III Der GbriItz
Itoleu, Der in Der 6orm bas @briIts
limb bartlett, uno bic @eibna6tsltries
3el, bic ebenaIs in Steiermart sbeiIis
gen Strie3sIn" aendnnt nurben. Sine
lpscifiI6 baDsrif9 Gultipeile 1T bas
.a~I0benbrob", in bds 9irnIdnitten
ober .9l0b6en" NIT 5eigeu, Rolinen
unb NiiFen geboden perOen. Gin gang
GbnIides @sbGd beibt In anoeren
9beiIen Siibs DeutIdlanb's, in
S6paben 4. g.. 9ubelbrpb.
8eIonbers beliebt iinb fat in ean5
Dsut1dlonb bic .gfefftrtu9en". nit
9ouig 3ubersitete gsbtu9su, bersn be-
riibmteits @attuna aus Riirnberg,
Sborn unb 9rdunI6meig iommt. Be
reits 1929 iiebt bas Mort 2ebtu6en
n sinsm Wortsroer3eihnib. I'm 1910
buten bic @onnen Inn 8loiter @intber-
t6al 2ebtudtq. Sine Wei6nd6tspres
6igt pom Sabre 1871 ipridt pom
nGbriititoleu. 3udsr, pfsffsrtuden
nnb man6erlti Gonfect. unb Bible aus
bieTen Ggea." Die reidlifere 8erpens
bunq bes 6onigs II. Der Butter in ben
ipeibna6tli6sn @ebddsn bate pobl
cine ~tiefere gebeutung; ie Iino cine
re6te WeibnahtsipeiIe. Gs itebt i'm
qropheieu Selaios z. Is. uadoem i'm
IA. Beers bic 9eburt bes Sobues DON
Der 5ungfrau berliinoet lit: Butter
unb 6onig miro IT efeu. bamit er
tDiTe, bas g0Ie al ~berlperfen uHb oos
Suite 8u %erpd6len." Daber Der alte
8raja, ben ainbern mad Der 3aufe
einen 8ropfen 6onig unb Wil6 eir5us
fl6Ben. Sn dlten Dei6Hadtsipielen
brinQt man benz nsuseborenen Seiuss
limb Butter uno 9Onieflaosn. 60
bsibt ss in sinem iaIeFidsu @sibs
nodtslieos:
80 laf I gsibninb boran
uno fag inn DOrf emf an,
bdB b'gahbarR mas 3ufdmma irag'H,
an putta (gutter) u. an 9oHigfldo'n. "
unb in siFsm anbsru, eiusm iiios
oeutihen:
.6ie3t MIN I mel aan3erl, % (i6r)
gebt's 70 nit mir,
I'm Butter uno 6ori (5onig) log
ibm aft 6ierauD fir
Qub Inn Qberqlduben 6es 0oltes
lpieli oas q9sibuo6tseebGd cine sss
mifs aoae. ST in 0bsrbapsrR Der
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-20

Weni6 unb S9ier rei9en in Elm bobes
Altertbum 3uriid, unb bereits che bic
oermanilden 90lfer Das Gbriitentbum
angeuommen botieu, formten iie Bils
Der i6rer @otter uub bon ben bieien ses
beilieten Tbieren aus Wlebl, bic BON
ben 1rouen in ben Sempeln gebaden
tpuroen unb bic man bel ben Spfers
Tdmdulen per3tbrte. Wlebr ais Elm
@oneil fab Iid, nab Der 8etehrung
Der germantfhen Stdmme genotbigt,
bic @oBenbiIbsr aus Msblteig 3u psrs
bieten. Der p~erItorbene Gr8bil6of Gta
mar ron G0ln bemsrtt baber in Ieiner
S6rift iiber ben liberalization" /:
yMan perferti9te oemna6 @0beHbiI.
Der aus Mteblteig, Der nit BEN ben
@Dttern gebeilisten Woher aneemudt
mar; Is rparen bas 6iguren unb Bill
Der Der 00tter, bic in ben 6GuIern
aufgeftent uno oneebetst, ia. iogar Of
fentli6 Tsilgebotsn uHb pertduft nurs
ben, iDo3u GENTLE Sage beitimmt lDGs
rem. Den gbriiien mur6e nun Derbo.
ten, jene Weblfiguren 81 iauieu ooer
gu ellen. Wlon nanRte ie Sei0enpede.
Elm Qame, Der nod in mebrereu Risoers
oeutf6en gegenben betannt 1T ......
gon bisIem beibnii9en @ebrou6 rib
rem ohne 3psiiel bic fogendnnten Weds
manner ober GbriItpede Der. pelhs in
einieen Gegenben an 5slie oes 81. Iis
colous, in onbersn ON bl. GJriitfeit
BON ben 8ddern berfertigt unb bers
fault nerben; ebenTo bic @rdbeln, bic
lire B|enennung BON BEN berborbensn,
osrbanbornten loteiuifhen Worts
9ro6ele. ober gra6iale baden, peE9es
70 bel beiBt ais @rmbano, neil Fe am
Qrm f%eitgebunoeu muroer. ipie nod
oft bei 3inoern oeihiebt."
6dft In alien beutihen @duen fins
ben ii6 nod heute berartige @sbdde in
9biers unb WenIAenform. Qm 8bein
felt mon am 0itolausfsii ben Sim
bern qrobe Brinien Il. .8losmduner"
aus Weibbrob usben bic Shube; in
Ga6in un6 G6lefen badt man 81
Mei6nahten Wldnner uub G1peine.
bic an ben Suleber srinnern. in
Gteiermdrt Wannsr unb 6iride aus
Semmelttia. Su GApdbsn bat man
o6priuoerle", Gin 8odpert nit bas
rouf gspreBtsn gilbern BON Wenlhen,
Sbisren un6 9iumen; ebsnbort am ct.
Ricelaustoq .6anfelmdnuer". 9eres
Ten" 6eiben bic SUDDEN in 9fsrbsses
ltalt. bic mar in Der Wart bddt.
s0euia6rsfauties" nsnnt Der Ghfries
ldubsr feline biinnen Mei6nodtstuhen,
auf bic nit elmer blnueu 6Ol3form bas
Bib zines Rofss eingeorudi 1T, ndbs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-20

bur6 ben G6ues 81 paten unb ndbers
te Iid Der 5austbIre. Gina wanote
ii6 ab pom 5sniter unO ieste ii4 ans
Glapier.
Gtias 9a6t, beilise Nadt,
Qles l9IGft, einidm ipodt
9ur bas traute, bodbeilige Yaar.
Sober anabe i'm lodigen 6aar,
S6laf in bimmIiIher 8ub'!
llnb pdbrrno 2ina's iiiBs Stimme
bic poltstbimIi6e Meloois itngt, bat
IeiIe bic 9biir ii4 gs0ffnet uno elm
Trember mar eingetreten. Gina srbob
Ii9 raid.
sd bin niebergetommeu", iprdh
Soni Wolben. hire 9onb ergrstfeno.
,fannIt Oh mir p~er3eiben9"
Gprd6los Iwtarrts ie auf ibu.
.@efern erit tebrte i4 3uriid" fubr
er fort, al bic Sabre irrie i'd um6er,
Iufte Did gu perseden Il. glddli4 gu
fem, unb i6 babe Did nidt pergehen
unb mar niht glidIid. Gina, On bats
tef re6t. SD tam. Dir has gu iasen,
DID 3u fragen, ob Du mid Dergefen2"
Did oergeTsul 2oni, 0 Goni!"
sd bin niht mebr reid, Gina; Ros
IA unb ihre aiuoer bepobnsn bas alte
Seim, ibr Monn 1T geFtorbsn. Gbs id
Bic Seimat6 psrIieB. iudts th mid ABB
aufinben NIT meiuer Qflt9t unb bot
Der GouFne einen 96eiI bss 6rbes.
Gie aber ertlGrte, fs piirbe niht ais
QlmoIen BON mir nebmen. mas ibr
Rsdt. .Gib Niles obsr belalte 9aes" 4,
fprdd Te. limb i'd bebieit @ues, Gina,
uno penu i'd Did pergeFen bate ton=
men. bate ids mobl fir INNER behalf
ten. Qber ib liebe Did 70 innig. baB
i6 ouBer Dir ni6ts b%srlonse. Sd
aab RoTa bas 9erm6gen hires @aters
3urid, uno fs nil. bag mir as cine
Iamilie i'm alten 6auie lebeu. W3orgen
IoQ Der Gbriitbaum Get ibr bremen,
morgen ToG i6 Did ols meme 8raut
8u ibr briugeu, 0 Jag. baB Oh mir ges
b6rsn ipiln!."
Inter 9brGuen Iddelnb inmiegte
f6 Gina an ben 9elisbten unb fiji
iierte leiIe: nWleine G~ottesgabel"
.Sf's niat isltiam", be9onn is na6
lanqer pauie mieosr, rbab ib DID
ourd ben g6nee fommen fab. als i'd
oerobe oadts, mie bs~reinfami i'd mare,
pie teiHe MISUNDERSTANDING mir blibe
- 70 muiterfsslen1neln! llnb pdbs
renb fold' lribsm Sinner fam bic Be-
iis. bic tbtufrlte Weibnadtssabe mir
bur6 ben Sanesl"
.So, Ssr3lis6, ebriftfin6Iein bat
Dir ben grdutigam ssbradi, bns
Rsu, 5a9r ioa ben Goiisn Dir briH.
gen."
90 bate 30 f6Heisn oufgsb5ri. burh
bic 3erriTsnsn Doltsnl6lsisr blinits
Gin Stsrn rad Dem aHosreH unb leah
iste 6ernieber. ME einit auf bic 6itisn
uon gstbiehtm in Cubic, uHo bas
G6riliino IAN in bic bsioeH 70 LANCE
a%etssunten 6er3eu UNI erfHgie lie NIT
1rieos uub Jreuoe.
uno bic GlodeH ber Staoi lduteitn
inb tin6gfen FroblodeRo bic bei.igs
shriHna6t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-20

,Qeblaib", fpie has &lobenbrob audi
genannt piro, miBlunseu. 10 iiirbt bic
8GderiH i'm tommenoen Sabre. SIN
80bmerlpalo pirn oos erite Slid oes
Dsibna9tsltrie3et am 81. 4beno in
ben Sousbrunnen geporfen. bamit oas
WaHsr, bieisr QusIe bes 2ebens, oos
gauge Sabr iiber niht DerIie9e. 9da
3ipeite Stiid ipirb benz @ieb i'm Stall
borgelegt, bas beuis, in Der sroBeH
Ra6t, bic @abe bsrSpra9e srlangt";
bas brittle manoeri ms 6suer, bamit
bic 6lamme am bdusliden Serb inns
mer rein uno be1 lObere. Su MsdleHs
burg fiittert Der Bauer bas @ieb in Der
R%euiabrsnadt nit 5eftbrOb, bamit ss
ibm eebeibe. SIN SteigsrpaIb absr
ma6t man gu Weibnodten o6sr am
%Neuiabrsaben6 Elm in meufhlide uHb
5bierfi9ureR geformtesg ebGd. D9onss
moIf", psldes man aufbeipobrt unh
bei ausbredenoem 5euer in bic 5lams
men ipirft.
Mer uns bagegen einpenbsn min,
boB lei bod a1es elm rs6t tbSrihtsr
46erqlaube, Der u~nfersn @%orfabreH
toum gum 8ubme gerei6s, benz esbeB
mir 0e6t. Q6er mir balten es in bies
fem guncte nit @bsibsrt Sttftsr, Der
einmol I6reibt: ,Meun mir Semano
ben NberQluuEeu uuiersr0o reltern elm.
psnben nil, 70 muB i'd ibm entossneH,
odb beute Der piberpdrtise Snbiffes
rentismus Der %Ioasnanuten qebilbeteH
GlaFen 5u Dem alien N%berglaubsn, ben
bic W1afsn nidtt abgeleet baben, nod
6insuQetommen lit unb 3ulebt lit
Mberalaube ih0Her, better, trdftiger,
ais jene Iiehe &raHfoiigteit oes sSHs
biiierentismus, Der lei ben Worten:
@ott, 1niterbliteit, gipigleit Hidta
oentt. unb ie nur ols Rsbeformsu in
benz Ulunbe iii6rt. bic sr iberiommsR
bot, fDis onbere morte. BET oensn et
au6 nidts oentt." uab per m0dte ed
lobtH. oaB bent3utags in ben Sdulern
70 oieler fogsnanntsr G6rilten nidts
an oas SET sriHuert, als Oas audsn'
baden. reihe @si9snte unb Der Gihs
terbdum2
6ier in ameriea fno bon ben 9euts
lden, bic bieles 2anb gu tbrer 5ypeis
ten 6eimatb mahtea, faf ale oeut=
fden Msibna6tsgebdde singefiibrt
porbeH: 9sbiudsn unb 6onigiudeu.
Gpringerle. gfsfferruFe. Gbriititols
len ia fosdr n~6eiesnDeden". b. b. 9es
bdde in WenideageItalt. uno Su8els
brob, ais Elm Grbtbsil eatsrlduoii der
Sitien uno Gebrdude. M0gs nod
man6e Generation fia an beutlden
5sitgebdden srlaben. q.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-20
Dsulscbs Meibnacbtsssbdcks.

4ufs snsiis DtrrnHoi nit ben isit
lihen 1assn be- Jabres III iHDeuii6
one bic Cite. beionbers gs6ods
earauf o~orgubsrsitsn un6 an ihnsn 81
s~sr7shrtu. Gas misrs 9sbtuheH. giol.
IN uub 6u5slbroes, II. beioBoefs isa,
aus Zig ssiormisn GisarsH o,R
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-12-20

mid Dor qrmutb unO grbeit ai6t unb
i'd -
.Sapeis bod nit fol9' Ientimens
taIem unfnn" 5iirnts 9lOtar Selling,
Dmeine Qnfdt Iber be So6e babe iA
nidt gecROsrt; bic 9erbdltniIe ober
iino anoere s~enOrOsR. Mlan fano ben
altsn WaIOeH tObt i'm Bette, Elm nsuss
res SsitameHt mar uiht porbanbeH.
uRo 10 lift 9ORi Der Grbe."
Gina itisB eiueR Ruf oes S9redsus
aus.
limb lit sr grbe, 70 1T DaIben's
ein5ige SO9tsr snterbt."
Sang riatis; Is gefhiebt ihr re9t.
Bas braudts iis, sesen hires @atsrs
Ninen. ben IsidtlHnigen 5buni1tsut
81 beiratbeH2 Sic mag nun bic gons
iequsn5sn tragsn. Mlan Iagt, ibr
Mann iei Elm 9runtenbolo uno ie sr=
udbre iid unb ibre finf ainOer our6
9anbarbeit."
9as WtonbIidt IGbt 9ina's blei6ss
4ntIiB nod bleiher eri9einen; f6psis
geno I9reitst fie ipeiter.
% nun SOni's @srm0gsnsloIieieit
in meinen Qugen Der ein5ige @runb
mar. peBbaIb i9 bic @srbung ui9t
buloete". fubr Der 0otur fort. 10 babe
id ieBt gessn bic @srbinoung ni9ts
mebr einsuipenosu unb Du masIt Did
ibm gum Gbriittinb gebsu.@
giesntbimlihes 2idt fladert ouf in
ben ountIen 4ugsn.
s8pmmt e. sHr 9ef9eeruns9"
m@spiB."
sic ndbsrn iid benz 6aufe, Dor hem-
ielben fhreitet elm iunser, bibiasr
Mann auf uno nisher.
sGnOlid. snbli9!" ruff Ct frsubis,
bat Dir papa bic quite 3unoe &c.
braht, 2ina!"
Wlit freuOefrablenbem @eIidt be-
trat er bas 5aus uno bas 'frclIidl
8obngemo9. in benz Der gbriitbaum
Der 8ef6eeruns BART. @eitern nod
mar oieie 59peIe ibm berboteH, ipaI
Gina ibm uuerrsi9bar; ober bsr
S6mer3 bausrte nur iiber Na6t UNI
nit benz Morsen fam bic 5reubs. @e.
tern nurbe feline Merbnng barId ab.
seIebut, beuts mar Der @eIisbtsn Sanf
ibm fiher.
n@arum Ipri6R 0u ni6t, aisb9'
fru9te Soni 36rtli6, .gratulire min
bod unO frsue Did msines Slides mi.
mir
9ait fdmsrsDOnsr Sunigtsit bIidtt
tie auf 81 tbm.
rDurum ion ia Dir g%rutuIiren
Sonic"
rHun, Iat qopa 9ir's nift esIasti
@siBt Gu nidt, baB msiu OnteI TOD.
Iifq"
Der arms, olte Ssrr; ia, i6 peiB
boB er toot it,"
limb nun esb0rt Qnss mir, Gina
uno i1enn bic 8eiI6en pisbsr bliben
iouit Du ols 9errin ein5ieben in bas
ate 9aus. @arum ipri1ft 9u niat
2ieb. parum ldhelit Du ni6t9"
rSoni. ptrit Du bos Grbe bebaI'
tens"
~gebuIten9 WsI6e 5russ! DuI
iolt' i'd anbers tbun2"
.gs Rofd Wdloen, iebt Srdu Terrh
Su%riidlsnen."
Sin @eoonte, Der Dir p0uip oleid
febt. Gina. N6tuno3pansig SdbrI
trug i'd bas Sod Der Qrmutb, uni
nun, bd bos Slid feline eolbener
Sdausr iibsr mid pirft. fol- i9'i
RoTa Serrp unb ibrsm SruntenboIi
3uiteIeu2 glsiu. Gina i'm span3istsl
Sobrhunoert bait mar feit, mas MAJ
trieeen tann."
So fdeint mfrs" fpra9 lie nit Re
benoer Stimms, 5og einsn 3ing BON
Singer unb Isgte i'm auf ben Slid
.6ier Soni. nimm Dsinsn Ring uni
Define 6reibsit pieber."
Mie betdubt itarrte Ct auf fe.
Gina, oas Tam 9sin Grnlt MID
feirl@
.Gs lit msiu emit. Soni. hit ga
pas Sssen Ddrs ih Dir-o 70 glid
fslig - in Qrmutb unb Gorge sefolsi
bate freu6iesn 6er5ens fir DID uni
NIT Dir searbeitet, nun aber, ba d
bas grbtbsil biefer mebr ais beripitt
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-02-18
EUCHRE GAME SMELLS FUND
Card Benefit for Continental Hall at
Ebbitt House.
Thirfy-fNc Prizes Awarded - Musical
Programme After Conclusion
of the Contest.

More Jhau a hundred Daughters ana
Sons Of The American Revolution anG
their friends attended the euch1e party
and musicale given 10y the sara Franklin
Chapter D. y r, az the Ebbift House
last evening for the benefit Of the Cont
mental Hall fund
Mrs. G. H. Mcrwin regent IF the chap
ter. had charge She was assisted by Miss
Minnie Carroll and Mrs. j. r. MuIcare
The management az card tables and the
musical programme was IN the hands OF
J. Monroe Britt
There We're thirty-fivc prizes given. Mrs.
Howard L. HOdEklns. district regent won
the first prize "A cut glass dish.
The musical programme began with the
Dolly Madison March. composed by
Walter g. Wilma-rh- and dedicated 10
the D. \ r II vas PLAYED by Messrs
WiImarth, Louis Bradford. and ". J.
Worcester.
Miss Mabel @. Latirrer. soprano soloist
Of Sacred Heart Church. sang Arditis
Magnetic Waltz" and Coming Thro
the Rye" accompanied by Miss L. D.
Leeds
Joseph T. Mcguire. pianist. played
Grieg's Spring Song" Mrs. ". G. VIII
marth. soprano soioiSt Of st. Aloysius
Church. sang ArditTs "ParIa." accom-
panied by Miss Marian MacFaT. who
afterward sang Gunison's 1T Was a
Dream"
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HONORS GIVEN MILIIIAMEN
Insignias and Medals Bestowed
Upon Local Soldiers.
Address Of the Evening delivered by
Representative Garner. of MIchi-
ERn-List OF the winners.

lnsignias and medals were bcstwed
last night on members Of the District
militia who have earned distinction for
long service ana good craftsmanship.
NJ the militia armOry. Market Space.
guard mount assembly. and drill
were held, ,gnd Congressman Gardner.
OF Michigan. spoke on the spirit shown
by the young men OF the nation who
devoted their time to militia work.
Congressman Stevenson was TO have
delivered the grafton. but on account
OF the death % his son he was unable
20 be present
The First Regiment. the Second Reri-
ment. the First Separate Battalion. the
naval battalion. the light field artillery
battery. the signal corps. the hospital
corps, and tho band took part I'm
the drill Those who earned decora-
tions for service were:
Col NJ Emmet Ucn. Col Charles Il. Oursnd.
LicIt Col Richard A OBuen, Mai Arthur
Bru1ks. Ma Anton S,eysns Mai Heary Il. Par
mentcr. Capt G.. Eugene Edwards. Capt T. r.
Campbell Cart samuel !. F. Piuer First Lieut..
Charles A. Nlcysr. and Color Sergt. A Cook
Fiftc-n.vrar har-AIai- Glendie p Yyans. Cart
Harry Walsh, SeTgt. Buger William FOX and First
SCgt. Charles r. Gro0mc.
Teu-yrar medal-Mai. Frank J.. AyerilI Capt G..
Fred Cook Capt William ". Cooksou. Capt Hauy
Walsh. Charles T. Suigau formerly captain and
adjutsnt. First Lieut. Wilson r. Evans. quartcrmas-
ter Firs; Lieut.. 1dvin T. Nelsmeyer. ir. quarter
master. Fl1st Lieut. VIII H. Chase second Lieut.
james p. Leemsu. second Lieut.. Oliver G.. Terry.
Ordnance Sergt- Joseph $. Cornish Commissa-
Ser@t, William a. Bowling, Sergt. john =. Ranes
frivetc samuel r. Compton Private Daniel Dixon
Private Robert Hamill- Private Le, Price Private
H1EU BidCeley Private Cl0Igl WnmoIl. and Phi
waite John f.. Yenucy,
Nincyear bar-Maj Joseph p. Hodg,on Capt.
Alexander sumner First Lieut. Louis r. Patter-
son. First Lieut. George T. Phillips First Lieut.
Arthur L. Kitchen. Firs' Lieut. Douglas & Bliss
First Sergt. FRANK Forester. Private Frank H. Bias
sctt and Private James &. Sargent
Stx-year meial-Capt. Enil O.. Scfafer Capt Alvin
ID. Hathaway Richard h. CLAYTON formerly cap
tain. fIrst Lieut. Edward NJ Nevis First Lieut.
Harry r. Burton. Second Lieut. Thomas 5 O'HaI-
lorau. Second Lieut.. Robert = Mover Principal
Musician joseph T. Rabbit. QuarterIllaster Sergt
John H liner Color Seret. Walter Mabin Com
niissary Sergt. Bernard p. Shields Master-at-A Arms
Prs. Class Harry J. GoIbutt Sergt. William T.
NARROW. SeTgt Herman l. schmidt Corporal
George A. Rove Louis Sachs formerly sergeant
Private Phillip Allen. Private Walter Gaines Pri-
vate Andrew Gsinor. Private Patrick H. Griffin.
Private William NJ Horton Private James C. Sar-
gent. Private Harvey l. SupIlee. Private Thomas J
Taylor and Lieut. \. b Weir
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