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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15
.&erhGnanifuOlc GuQiiiOn.

&aHogicr3ug remit gcgcn 6roft5llg.
0os philadelphia : Srdciter
bcfan0 iid nlti critcrcm. Stint
5cbn Mllifcr pcrlcbt. - &otonp.
tipfiibrcr mno @ei3cr g%etoOtct. =
0irigel1t @oblig muB 9ett bitten.
IN elmer Gouiiion in ser Conner
Itog Nodt auf Der Baltimore. Ohio.
Gobn" nobc 6cltor, bel Gbeiter, Eo.,
suiihen cincm Spc5iol5uG auf Dem
Iid Die Mitglicocr ocs YbilaOclpbia.
SrdeItcr& bcfun0en uno eincn
Trodt5ugc, >puroe Ger Sei5er oeS
SpejiaI5ugea am Der Stclle getootct
uno Scr Observation-Disclosures 10 i6per
perleBt, ooB cr mir nod fllr5e Belt
am 2e6en blicb. SEER Carl Sob
Zig, Der GiriBent, lic8t III EbilaoeI-
p6ia an elmer MISUNDERSTANDING
oonicoer uno OuS geItrige CONCERT IN
Y~bilooclpbio miBtc obgelogt iper.
bell. Son oclt WiltIifern erlitten 10
GontuIiuncn uno> Shnittpunben. I'M
ter oieien befonoen lid: &oiorioSout-
hon, gllfreo Senroppc, 9autobldilrs
frng ort Gopfc, Silt Worpb, aopi.
munoe, Sorrp ". 0}pcr, &opImumoe,
Mm. Sdlehtmeg &opflurnoc, nnO
Mor SuIinSfp, Gucn6o8e1 pcrrcllft.
9oS Or6citcr bcianb iid) alti Dem
6cimmegc BON @iGmington, no Is
GonncrItog NbCno Elm Gon5ert ge9es
ben bottc. Niun gIolrbt, Dab e& olle
Ieinc engagements, oltd ooa IN 8ol'
tlunorc am a. 6ebrltor crfilucn fam.
9oS llnoliif lit cincm oiftcn gte-
bel 5u5uidrcibcrt. Ter 6rudt5ug be.
ipeQte iid) otf Dem EaiiogicrgcIciIc
uno biclt in Seton an. Gin Signals
mann mllroc 3'triidgcIol1Ot, I'm ocn
S~pc5iol5ug o%n5uboltcn, ober 81 'pdt.
Ger Bug rorrnte nit GROCER @cld)lpllls
higfcit gegcn ben Srodt5ug; bic Go
tomotipe 0cS critcren murbe cinen
0onlm bitlubgcmoricn Ii. ibr 6ilbs
rcr, SiluS @iQiomion inter ibr be-
0robcn, CT itorb i'm Soipitol 5u Che
Itcr. Der Sci5cr SbomaS S, elliott,
perilld)tc 81 enttommen, gcrictb obcr
in Die nod IN 9%cluc0ung beiilloIid]cn
R1ocr II. lpllroe IN Stiide 5erifnit'
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15

llm5ug oeS llnter 6 a T.
m ties. - H0dite 8ode miro oaS
Ser. observation-disclosures bon Dem
olten 3olbous an Nortb. uno San.
ctteitrobe mad ocnt nel,en 3oQbnus
iIbcrlie0eln un0 mcr0en Die pielen
Wiaionen BON 8olo- un0 Sil6ermiins
sen, ionic Eopicrgclo unter poIi5cili-
der 8ebedltn9 in erpreBfpugen nod)
ocn ncllen @cruolben ibergefiibrt, bic
NIT Den ncllelten SerbeIierungen eirt.
geri6tct iino.
SonS Safen. - 9od
eingelaufenen @crid)ten bon Der me
tcren @ot lit Der &onol iuiebcr boil.
itdnoig cisfrei. Sellte miro einc
6lotte bon II S6oonern, melde felt
10 So9en in 5olge oeS Giles SIT Sur.
tiS.9op feItlogen, %obfobren. Nod)
Gniidt ocS Stills > @eneralgeiddftS-
fiibrcrS Der Baltimore, Gbeiopeofe
lno Itlontic HoilpapGomponp" itebt
Der iobrplanm1Bigen 6obrt Der 9oi-
oompier feiu Sinoernib mebr I'M
@ege. Ger 9ompfer Gratitude"
Der om Gonneritog mad Gbeltertopn
obfllbr, Iongte IN 6olge beS NebelS,
Der in Der 9oi berridte, crit geitern
BORT an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15
Iham dit.

Wr. 511, Weit lexington Strafc,
empficbIt iein Eager in 3bein. nno
WpIeImeincn. Nirsbnrger am 3apf.
lapriIt7. soaRo2o.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15

0aQ Iciner cigenen 6rau oen Sof &c
mo6t bat, uno beld1nlt bittet ct liz
Inn 8er5cibung, poratf er ms DC
f6ngniB obgcfiibrt miro.
Bon 0en Gorltcllerinnen mo6ter
mir in ~crItcr Clinic Sri. emma Opel
nenncr, mcl6e nit ibrer blen6en0er
@ciungatcd)nif unb ibrer umfanarei,
den Gimme aud geitcrn mieoer ouS
@u6Iifum auf's &odite f%eiielte. 9lltf
O%orIteueriid) mar lire oyHoiaIinoe"
cine ppr5iiglihe &ciitunG un0 i6re
quite MISUNDERSTANDING uno elegant
ten aoitiimc farnen ibr babel por5iig.
lid 81 Staten. DDS ~rei5cuoe, o6er
GltBerit idnuicrigc &icb I'M 5pciten
gtt nalGnge Der Seimotb" lang Tie
nit picl @cfiibI unO ber5gepinnenoer
S~nni9feit.
9uf glci6cr S06e nit Sri. SperS
Gorbietung ItonO Die 8ert0rperultg
Oc5 aommcrfdb6erS r9tbeIe" ocS
Sri. Gmilie S60nfelo. Nit ibrer &C.
mimenocn Yeri0nIid)feit, ibrem fri.
idcL OeQoqirtcn Spiel lit Tie, io-
bulO lie Die NiIbnc bctritt, Der notiir-
lifc 2icbliug bcs YublifumS. Tobei
AcioQen ibrc nntiirli6cn Stimmmit.
tcl gang ollBcroroentIid). Sbr Gntrec.
9ico I'M oritten Gift Spiel i6 Die
llnidJuIo pom Sonoc" 5eigte treffIid)e
Gbornftcrilirrm1Sflnit un0 brodte
iGr lcbGoftcu @cifou ouf offener
SCcnc.
Sri. Sobonuo @ogner CAB oelt
Yrin5en Grloiafp icbr iein III SOL.
ting, nit Sorncbmbcit mo @umor;
GcionQli6 mar JIG oor6ii9lid, luic i'm,
mCr, 10 oft mir lie gcb0rt.
llutcr ocu &Crtrctcrn Der &onen
oc9 It0rfcrcn @cidlcd)ts gcbiibrt
@rn. Youl Nclpo Die Yolme oe5
NbcnOs. &n Der linn iibrigenS pors
5iiqIid l~icQen0cn Eoac ocs nGiien.
ltcin" gCunnn ibm lein iicgbofter &c.
nor nie0cr Die beionOere @um1t 6cs
YltblifumS. Gobci mar cr idouipie'
lcriid goll5 famoS, bel Ipriibcnocr
2ounc, elegant, ilott mo boil icinen
&unorS. @on5 bcIonoers gut mar
er in Der picrten Scene 0es crIten ut.
tes, no cr ongeblih qeriibrt ocn
Grauer- Nusbrii6cn ieincr Satin
Iouiht, bintcr ibrcm Hiidcn ober
flciBiN nit DEM SammerfGt6en
pouilirt.
Sir Die oofolc 0urdiiihrlng ser
Holle ocS NIireO, oc3 NnbctcrS ser
id0nen 6rou Giicniteiu, rciftcn sic
QeiongStcdniide NuSbiloun0 mo bic
Stimmmlittcl oc8 &rn. Mar g9ertp
niht aus; o%oritcQcriih oogegen
mudtc CT Ourh iciu ~gcuonoteS UNI
Hotties Spiel nicIcS mieOer gut.
Sn Der Eortic Ocs @cf6ngniBOiref.
tors 6rnnt gcfiel ms Sr. Senrp @e'
roIo gorl5 ollagc5cidnet, Sein Itunl.
mes Spiel in Der Hoqe oes itorf PIN
qcbcitcrtcn ST. 9e9innn ocS oritten
9ftcS mar cine MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sm @cfGngniBoicner 6roi6 itellte
&r. Selir SciOel cine iibcrnlts fomi.
ihc, groteSfe 6iQlrr oitf Die 9iibnc,
Die gcrooc5u gcfGbrIide g%ttentotc ol1i
OoS 3lperdfcl Der 3uborer inter.
nabn1.
Sm l(cbrigcn tru0en nod Sr. Srib
9ccie alS Iopofot 9ltno itno Sr.
Grnit Hobcrt ais Gr. 6olfe iebr gum
@elingcn Scr GorItcaung bel.
gaeS in 9lacm mar sic v5leoer.
mollS- Iufiiibrlmg Dos Bette inter
ocnt 8liten, baS Die YbilooeIpbier
inns bier geboten. Gie bropen aiinit-
Ter boben lidJ bier oos Selo erobcrt
uno merOcu pom 9oltinlorer 9eutid).
tbunl itetS nit oIienen Irmen altigc-
nonlmcn mcrben, 10 oft tic ms mie-
scr nit ibrcm 9eill6c erircuen.
Il =. - : I, =. 4 1 j.. Il a = ~ q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15

II noroentlihcS 9etragen.
49, @olter 8. Snpoer bon Nr. 30i7,
ct. EaltlItroBc, ipur0e geItcrn bonn
Hidter Grammar 81 s. un0 Soften
perurtbeilt, neil cr am IonnerItog in
angetrlnfenem 3uitnnbc I'M v@ape.
IN. (beoter" einen Sang nit einent
Sreunoe aus SugerstoIun 6lodirte II.
lid trob Der 3urcoen beS 6unoe. Ger
geuriten GiQon uno Eoli5iiten Burns
in 10 offenliper @eiie benobm, bab
icine &crbaitung crfol9en muBte. =
Srotbem Sr. Snpber geitern Inn
@ntidulbigung bat, CAB ibn &ihter
Grammar cine gcborise Strofpreoiat
uno 6eIc9tc i'm nit Der aeicelid nie.
brighten 5ul1iIigcn Stroie.
Gin litter pcrbof-
tet, - Getettip Sol, &. @u9on bon
Ser bieiigen goentur bes ~. Higor
Gctcftip.9 iireous, bot in G~lorfSbitrg,
@..To., @oloen Hilcp bon Bridge.
pprt perbaftet, Ser geltdnbig lit, bie
Hentiie BON 9. 6ranf Gborpenltig,
nit Dem er Giifercn5en botte, IN
Brand geitedt 5ll boben. &ilep bot
Die 5but Dor 3eigen eingeitanoen.
Inter $1,000 giirehuit. =
Seller 5. 8ellogg bon gtr. 621. 60
lnntbia. Ipenlie, melber AM Conner.
itoe abeno BON Srn. au9uit Sober,
iur., i'm Geitallrant ieines @aters i'm
.Golitable.@ eb6ube" gefunbeu NOR
ocn mar, ipllrbe geitern pom Hifter
Grammar meeen periuhten Ginbrilfs
unter $1,000 giir9ihait BENT 9erifts-
perfabren iib%erlpieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15
llntcr6ultnnoS 3 Nc0luciicr.

,0lnTrainScmie" ~ Stuaac 2nlpDcr".
"AIbnHabe" "NnHrl y 20"
,Cnnrtn" - oSutntu Euhch".
r@innen's" - o1bc WirI Of SuaIc 9tanh".
ySDrn'e"- pSuioutu Sane.
npuniong" - Abe StH9lna @irl from SELL
ldrncb".
,NnSiturium" - a9cHu Rjpcr5".
,WlurniGHo" - Ncjtb'o pIu Star"sSnltoe'
billie.
yNcu Wipuumrutul"-aS bc SuItdU'S gSiDes".
9u6iu's, 404-406 Eit.S Baltimore. StrnRc -
Observation-Disclosures uuo ASnHoclbilocr,
,Suu," 9urtb'Apenue nno Sat.Strabe -
1dpljh 8uritCllIHaen o~refitrter iuiloer Gbiere,
g8auoClbiIher mn Ronihubfnbren.
rShc 4iiaro," sertngtuu', nahc SbnrIestStt
bnbieine &dnoclbtlocr lno auocrc gittdt'
tiuncH.
,Nrbciter.WiGuuerdhur" - Mrutap. ben Il.
Scbrunr, probcr MIGsIcnbnu in Der p@crmantus
Mtunncrdprr0nlc".
pScutihcr Grieaerbunb uuR Baltimore" -
NipHtug. bCt %. mara. qrobC Scburtsldpstcier
hee N0iicr5 9Silbclm Der Grite In Der pSerntus
mia Wiiuncrhura0alc".
rlinief grdfasGcreeu" DIttmod), Den 10.
SCbrinr. QruBer Wnsfcubdu III Der p@criHaTId.
WiinHCrdura Sale,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15
8cfG6rlidycr Stnr5.

3luci 1orrncr aus 9altimnreEG ollltD
pur5cln nit Nfcrb un0 8aGen in
@iupnn'a Sails. - @atten Den
&oIentinstdg 81 iebr bcgo'en.
@uroen Don cinem Eoli5iiten &c.
rettet.
3mci og(nti-Grobibitioniitcn," Die
beioen 6armer Soiepb y, &annif II.
Scroll SilgbmoL aus Baltimore
Gountp, cltttomcn geltcrn ollf pltn.
oerbore 9rt Dem Sooe. Sic banften
ole Ecttlrng 5meiielloS Dem llmIton.
DC, Dob lie in ibrenl berulllAcnocn
3uitonoe ibr Sdifiol Dem SdrtBclIs
gel Der Inti=S cmpercn6Ier iiberlicBen.
Sic beiOcn lltItigen Seelen botten iid)
am friibcn Wtorgen nit Yfero mo
Wagcn nudl Baltimore begebcn un0
bier 0cn Galcntin5tng In iiberrcihcm
Wtobe bcgoilcn. Grit ipot am Nbcno
troten tic Die 0cimfobrt an uno pal.
iirtcn gegcn 10 llhr otr'GentoHbion-
Ipenue. 0ic &lft -iom bon 0idcnt
Ncbcl unaefiiQt unO Dem %itol5en Goi-
iclcntcr iiCl eS n%otllr9cn1Gb ihluer,
oic SobritrdBc i%nne5ubolten 3untnl
Der Saul ctmaa ctblinoet mar. God
ooS bcctntrd6tigtc bic beitcre 6robs
li6fcit Der id)lucrbelubencn Srtnflu.
itigcn ltid)t. SitgenO mo nit Solob
Gin9 Die 6obrt lpeitcr, bis lid turj
Dor Der Gonton0ion . MpenIc = Bride
baS llngIild ereigncte. YIero ltlo 80
gen itiir5telt Die mobl 10 Sub ticie
Woiditllg binob un0 lntoetcn altf Ct.
mem nciden 9ett. 9cioc Mtdnncr
iurr0cn aus Dem Wugen gcldlelocrt;
Der &o1en total 3crtriimmcrt unb
boS gferO ibmcr pcrlctt. Yaliontcn
hottcn ben &orgong bcobohtct u1o
Ecno6ri6tigten oic noropcltlihe $50
lt5eiItotion. Ger Yoli5iIt Wtliam &.
@onorO 500 Die 9eioen aus DEM
&otb uno brodtc oos Efero IN Cider
belt. gfit Dem Yotrolpogcn lpuroen
Die 9crnuidten nod Der 9oIi5eiitn-
ton tronSportirt, 100 tie ibren Houid
GltSidlofcn fonreu.. Srcili6 iporcit
iic bon Sbcn bis llnten mitS dlomnl
teoedt; bod ermicien iid ibre Ser.
~lctungen ais ungci6brli6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15

IN DEM Setm ~ c c. Mar
oinoI Gibbons lit 1onnerItag Nben0
Don Nelu.S rleana, ca, nod 8ultimo,
re n%bgeiobreu mo miro bcute bier
eintreiicn. gicIc Ecrionen, NricItcr TO-
pobl, mic Snicn, nabmcn bon Oenl
airhenfiiriten aui Dem 9obuboie NIB,
id)ico. llntcr oenielben bciono lif
audi Gr5biidoi 9Ienf. Sm Wfoi miro
9ar0inol Gibbons Den lellernnnntei
9ilhoi OGonneu in Der biciigcn ao-
tbcoralc mciben.
Cine $4,000 @obe I ii I y c
Ger. - NnOrem Carnegie bat ocnr
Eiciigcn Niorgon-Golcgc, cincm Scbrs
Nniiitut iiir 9teaer, Elm 8cihcut bon
$50UO0 nngeboten nit Der @coins
Glttg, boB cine gleid)e Summc bon
Den @comtcn ocS GoQcgS gciommclt
mer0e.
SunQcrn0er Baltimore
in Bitt5burg. Sine 0cpcide
aus Fittaburg meloet, oaB s.. &.
GlinIan0 aus Baltimore BORT BON
2ctcttiua bungcrn0 un0 gGn5Iid) er-
ldopft alllgcilnocn murOe. SIN 70.
li5cigcridt iicI GuildouO bel Ger Ser
leillng zines putbetiihcn 9rieicS lei.
iler 8rou in Sbnnlodt. Die Goli5ci
miro Wtittel finoen Guinlon0 mad
baltimore 5uriid 5u len0en.
Mettrenncn N Bimlico.-
Gie StepartS oes SodcpsGluba in
HetusOorf BADEN Die eaten Der Wett.
retnen ocs ,WiorpIono SSodep Clubs"
mic iolgt ieitgeieet: Wiittmod, Den
%. Npril, bis Somltog Den 9. Mai
i~ncluiipc, ltno bon Sumitog, Den a.
Oftober, bis Samitoa, Den I. 9topcm.
Ter, incluiipe, nit Den iolgenoen BE.
omten: ". .. 9ooe, nStorter, Sranf
5 grpan utO u. y. Siggs, Hidtcr,
Soiepb u. Murpbp, ySonoicappcr,"
Gen Saqen, Glert Der 9obn uno
@aage, 5ranf @. Sopnro, Totrol.
Hid)ter.
Ies Berfaufs ppn Gocoin
ngeihulbigt.- Inter Der 9lr,.
ihul0igung, Gocain an Die Ne9erin.
men Gaiiep Goofen. @eiiie Scribner
unb Sattie Green berfouft ST. boben.
tuiirbe Der Neger Charles Elater aus
Der Clarion, nnbe &aeeiiroBe, &c.
fern ourh Sereeant Sdulte perboi'
tet uno Ser iiiSIifen ToIiSeiitation
3lgefiibrt. Ins 0erbor gegen ibr
iinoet beute Dor Midter Seafe itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15

8cht freimiIIi9 mad Ebi-
Io0clp6io. - Ter 9tcgcr Sofob
Sbornton Scr 9onmerItag me0ell oll-
0eblidcr grmor0ung icincs Gaiienge.
uoIicu Sol. SifS III Ybilooelpbio Don
Den 9ctcftips 9roolep BON bier un0
Sejie :. @isler bon Ybilooelpbio Der
boitct pltroe, erflGrtc iih geitern Dor
Hidtcr Grammar bcrcit, pbne NuSlte-
ierltngS-E opiere noh E%bilobelpbio 81
Qeben, ltno tpllr0e geItern Ibeno pom
9cteftip 8islcr oortbin 9ebrnbt.
Sugenblider 9ronoltif +
ter. - Hopmuno 9. S6offer, Der
um 10. 5ebrlor boS Solls ieincs @os
ters in @inoior.Sia, 9oltimore,Go.,
III @rono 81 itcden pcriltdte, mo Der
boitct rultroe, lit BON Gi6ter @ron-
nan al oic 9cboroen bon Baltimore
Gpllltto altagclicfert moroen, Die oet
irlllacn geItQnoigen Wanr, Der gel.
itcsi6mod) lit, elmer InItalt ilberlple'
len mor0cn.
3um 5meitcn male ent-
ipruuqen, IlS Dem ySoule Of
Geiu0e" iiir Mi1oden an Der Gde bon
Wount- uno 2omburoitruBe lit Die
tS.iG6rige Warion gpans gum 5ipel-
ten Nal c%ntlprungen. Worion ge-
lana cS bereitS inn Mfai, nad) WaIb.
in0ton Slt cntfommen; BORT muroc Tie
ieood, luicoer BON Dem SeteftiD @il-
liam WiQer pcrbaftet nno nah Dol
tinlurc 5uriid trunsportirt. Sn ibrern
3irnmcr iprroe ibre &leioung aufge-
iunocn, un0 es miro o%ngenommen,
oaB lie lire Sludt I'M Negligee mo
Striimpfen beucrfiteQigt bat.
MeiierbeIo perboftet. =
Der Neger 2eanber 0clbieloS pongtr.
1924, 9oitonitroBe, luuroe geltern
Dem Yoli5eiridter 5riebel I'M norOoIt-
lid)en StotionsbolS inter Der In-
ihuloigung porgefiibrt, ongeblif Jet.
men &oiiengcnoiielt Sobn Soa otrb
WeIierItide perlebt 5u boben. 90 iif)
Soa il, fritiifem 3ultono int DSobns
SopfinS' Spipital" b%efinoet, mllroe
0eIbidos fir Elm ipciteres Serbor am
nGditen 3reitog feItgebulten.
Cine iugcnbli6e Siebs'
banoe. = Sieben Negertiloben i'm
glitter bon 7 bis ID Sabren pilroen
geltern im peitli6en 0iltrift bon Den
EoliSiiten 5eepis uto &ofe perboI-
tet urlb nod ser meitlihen Eoli5ei'to'
tion iibergeiiibrt. Sic itebcr uliter
Ser ACKNOWLEDGING, ieit mebreren Mo-
naten Die 9aocn Der Sdnbler aili benz
9~erington.M orft beltoblen 5ii bdben.
Gie iugenolid)en @auner, ipelte cine
rihtige 9iebes-S Organization gebiloet
botten, puroen ourd &idter Sooen
Dem Sueenogeridt iiberipieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15
S9eo. S. Siener & So.

0eutides uno anberes ausI1nbi.
ides @elo g%efauit uno ~perfauit.
@eloienounsen beIorst nod Geutid.
LAMB, Seitreih, &nblanb Ii. |. M.
@edliel ausgeiteIt aif ausIdnoiite
gnnfen. Greoitbriefe unb SrapeIers
Gheotes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15
217O.=8altimoress Str.
rSarmpnic Gafc,"

uSarmunic Safe"
3r. Ala, @cit.Japctte- strafc, aarl
SdmiSt, Snbaber. @arsbnrger Sol.
brdn friidl am 3apf. Diners, Sunpcrs
a Ia carte. SeScn Samitas gbcmS
Trci-Gonsert. (apriI1 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15

'saE',lnce rno,mN sgun "i,a. ssomt1uN.aa .erx
'aW 'suip@ . 16ss!ss eupIsnB s.iaJ slpd
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1908-04-03
Party at AleSfa.

A very enjoyable party was given at
the home of Mrs. Jane Hoffacker, OF
Alesia. The guests arrived early and
were cordially received by Mrs. Hof-
facker. Some very fine vocal and in
strumental music was rendered by l.
P. Dandy. Games and party plays
were INDUCED in until late hour,
when refreshments were served In
abundance, after which all departed
for their homes much pleased with the
evenings enjoyment. Among those
present were Mrs. Jane Hoffacker, Mrs.
]. M. Blocher, Mrs. Harry Blocher Mrs.
Charles Spicer, Mrs. l.. H. Lauer, Mrs.
George Warner, Mrs. AlonZo Kneller,
Mrs. John Fowble, Mrs. George Hoov-
err; Misses Florence Blocher, Alice
Blocher, Minnie Hoover, Alice Luca-
baugh, Carrie Garrett, Katie Garrett,
C. Sherman, Chloe Hoffacker, Edna
Hoffacker, Media Kneller, Mary Knel-
Ter. Myrtle Kneller, Mary Snyder,
Bertha Myers,Abb Brown, Mary Hare,
Katie Safer, Gertie Folk, Cattle Hare,
Anna M. Miller, Beulah Warner, Anna
Lauer. Hilda Lauer; Messrs. L H Lau-
err. N J Abbott, Isaac Dandy, George
SNYDER. Adam Snyder, Charles Folk,
Walter Folk, George Ensor, Lloyd Mil
Ter. Ernest Miller, Spencer Wentz, Os-
car Garrett, Elmer Hoffacker, Vernon
Hoffacker, Alfred Masimer, Parker
Zepp. George Rinehart, Jacob Gum
NELL. William Graf, Edward Graf, John
Warner, Raymond Lauer, Ollie Hoover,
Samuel Warner
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Deer Park Aid Society.

The Ladies Aid Society of Deer Park
M p. church met at the home OF Mrs.
Richard Baker, Smallwood, March II.
BEFORE the meeting opened they had
an old fashioned quilting. While the
fingers were very busy, conversation
never Jagged. Everybody had some
thing to fell some one else, and great
deal of merriment prevailed. About
three o'clock the meeting was opened
hv the vice president and the usual
business transacted in quiet and sys-
tamatic way. The invitation to hold
ito NEXT meeting at the residence OF
Mrs Painter was accepted, after which
the meeting adjourned, just In time,
for Mrs. Baker was waiting to ask all
tbe members and visitors out to the
diningroom to a very inviting sup
nor All seemed to enjoy it, and their
AFTERNOON very much for the hospital
itv of the hostess extended to all alike.
There were % members and IL VS.
TORS present. The society has in
creased in membership the past year
very rapidly, its present number being
s6 The society has had many
sociable and profitable afternoons this
winter. meeting at different times al
the homes of Mrs. Fannie Buckingham,
Mrs. Henry Wardenfelt and the par
sanooa Each tried to see which could
make the most pleasant the oyster
supper held by the society IN FeDru,
arv was very well patronlzed ana
proved q great success
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A Surprise Party.

A delightful surprise party was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter B. Duvall, near Medford, Fri
day, March 20. The evening was spent
in music, various games and plays
until a late hour, when refreshments
were served. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Walter B.Duvall Misses Elsie
Ann, Corinne Mary and Effie Amelia
Duvall Grace Memoranda Roger, Nora
Jennie Duvall, Cora Maggie Hartman,
Elsie May Ecker, Katie Susanna Gill,
Edna Hannah Haines, Ethel Maria
Lantz, Mabel Edith Ham, Bertha
Hyssie Banner, Eva Catherine Stoner,
Ethel Aladlade Willet, Marie Laura
Roger, Edna Rue Myers, Cecilia Eliza
beth Banner, Mabel Ethel Cook, Cora
Ellen Banner, Annie Mae Brown,
Maize Leyina Bowersox, Bessie Mary
Nusbaum, Rhoda Anna Barnes; Messrs.
Edward Jackson Gilbert, Clarence
Moses Haines, Archie Alfred Keefer,
Claude Jacob Stouffer, Sterling John
Gorsuch, Benton Hartisock Stoner,
Raymond David Dayhoff, George Dick
Gorsuch, Weldon jeremiah Duvall,
Carroll Henry Haines, Roy Harrison
Bowersox, Vernon Upton Gladhill,
Chester Franklin Cook, Clarence Wes-
ley Barnes, Harvey Joshua Roser, Earl
Brown Sauble, Clay Augustus Roser,
Earl Abraham Zentz, Roscoe Charles
Nusbaum, Ray Murray Nusbaum, Will
mer George Duvall, Ernest William
Duvall, Arthur Paul Duvall and Va
chel Leroy Sellman.
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A Pleasant Evening.

"Dale Farm" near Finksburg, the
home of Miss Fannye L. Stocksdale,
was the scene of an enjoyable social
gathering last Saturday evening.
The event was in honor of her guest,
Miss Rena McCaig, of Baltimore, who
was to rstnrn t2 her h1me 9n M9 ianas
mated and decorated with crepe paper
for the occasion, the color scheme be-
ing red and green.
The evenings pleasures consisted
of games, social conversation, graphic
phone music, and an excellent col
lation, consisting of ice cream, cake,
candy, coffee, oranges, bananas, etc.
The ladies took advantage of leap
year and escorted the gentlemen to the
diningroom, their partners being pro-
cured in an unique way, and which
afforded a lot of amusement. The
men formed a circle and the girls were
led into the ring blindfolded, turned
around three times and let go, and the
first one she touched was her part
ner.
Those in attendance were Mr.. and
Mrs. Tobias c. Stocksdale, Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Bentz, Finksburg; Miss
Rena McCaig, Messrs. Mordica b.
Stocksdale, Wesley Fennell Frank Mer-
chant, Howard Herbert and Claude
Buckingham, Baltimore; Miss Pansy
Magee, Messrs. Guy L. Fowler, Frank
Armacost and Leslie Robertson, West
minister; Miss Carrie E. Greene and
Mr.. William Greene, Carrollton; Miss
Myrtle Caple, Sandyville; Messrs. John
O. SNYDER and DR. R. F. Richards,
HAMPSTEAD; Misses Fannye l.. Stocks
dale, Fannye and Carolyn Bucking-
ham, Hollace Bond, Elizabeth Staup,
Agnes Frazier, Maude and Edith Horn
er. Ethel Shreeves, Grace and Blanche
Lester; Messrs. Alvin Sauble, Richard
Plant, Jesse and Samuel Holdings
worth, Wilbur Shreeve and Cover
Stocksdale, Finksburg.
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Entertainment at Rogers School.

On Wednesday evening, March %,
the following programme was rend-
cred to large and attentive audience
of patrons and others by the pupils
of Rogers school taught by Charles
Reed:
Singing America" by the school.
Recitation, Greeting, Maria Kelbaugh.
Recitation, Never too Late. Sterling
Snyder.
Recitation, "The Four Seasons. -four
small girls.
Singing, maryland, My Maryland,
; school.
Reading, what Maryland Means and
the Burning of Peggy Stewart"
The Fairy Dance. four boys and five
girls.
Recitation, ''Life's Lesson, Melvie Wing
ling.
Singing, "Juanita" ........... .schoNi
Recitation. R1 Ms,S Tenrseaf'' sseefsfzszs
Dialogue, Trials of a School Teach.
err" Barthol Reaver and Gerrie Gig
gard.
Dialogue, 1.-THE lost Dog" five boys and
two girls.
Singing, Lilly Dale" 1890. school.
REGULATIONS, Ten Little Fingers, -
SudlI 6IIo.
Dialogue, "Johnny's Gum" one boy and
two girls.
Motion REGULATIONS, Helping Mamma"
five small girls.
Singing, Dropping Pennies" four
girls.
Dialogue, "a Ghost in the Closet" two
boys and three girls.
Recitation, people Will Talk" Viva
Jones and Florence Yingling.
Motion Recitation, "The Farmer" four
boys.
Singing, Touch Not, Taste Not, Handle
Not. school.
Recitation, 1--WE Little Boys" Vernon
HoSfeld.
Dialogue, "The Census Taker," Paul
Jones and JAMIE Ebaugh.
Duet 1.-The Beautiful Eventide," Misses
Elsie and Treva Brown.
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A Delightful Surprise.

A delightful surprise party was CIV
en- at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. j.
Abbott, near Brummel, Friday even
ing, March 81. A number of friends
and neighbors gathered together to
give Mr.. Abbott and Mrs. Hoffacker
of Alesia, who was visiting them, a
complete surprise and were successful
The evening was spent in games and
conversation. About IL all were In
vited to the diningroom, where re-
freshments were served. While the
wee sma' hours were drawing neal
all returned to their homes with many
thanks to the host and hostess for the
evenings enjoyment, and wishing Mr.
Abbott many more happy surprises
Those present were M. J. Abbott and
wife, S. H. Mickey and wife, Edward
White and wife, Jacob Green ana wire
Mrs. Emma Lowe, Mrs. Jacob Stephen
Mrs. Jane Hoffacker, Mrs. Annie New
man and Miss Ida Grouse, Misses Fran
ces Matthias, Gertrude Bowman, Mar
garet Mickey, BERTHE Lowe, Alice Ma
thias, Florence Blocher, Annie Mickey
Belle Martin, Alice Leppo, Annie Har-
ris, Willanna and Laura Hahn, Miriam
Mickey, Grace Martin, Amanda Green
Annie Dell, Ethel, Mary and Ida Lowe
Annie Stephen, Mary and Emma White
Messrs. Samuel Sharp, Samuel Helm
Lewis Hull, William Martin, Henry
Zepp, Herbert Babylon, George
Ebaugh, Albert Hou,eK, Maurice Mar
tin, George Reese, Elmer Stephen
Harry C.. Neudecker, Robert Lowe,
George Ensor, William, Charles and
George Brehm, Charles Hershey, Ches-
ter Stimax, John Mickey, George Hahn,
Fred. Matthias, Albert Lowe, Jesse
Stephen and Master Raymond White.