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Evening star., 1909-04-25
RIVERDALE SOCIETY.

Special Correspondence OF The Star
RIVERDALE. Md. April o. 1909.
Mrs. Claude Warren entertained the
College Park Five Hundred Club at her
beautiful home, Oak Villa, Thursday last.
She was ably assisted by her mother,
Mrs. Joseph A. Blundon. and sister. Miss
Blundon. After a delightful luncheon
was served cards were played until 4:3O.
The house was artistically decorated with
spring flowers. Those playing were Mrs.
Richard S. Sylvester. Mrs. 7. B. Paterson,
Mrs l.. NJ. Close. Mrs. Henry B. McDon-
nell. Mrs. Julian l. Palmore, Mrs. Frank
B. Bomberger, Mrs. Henry Harrison. Mrs.
Thomas Taliafero, Mrs. Walter E. Harris,
Mrs Clarence Fisher. Miss Eva Fowler
and Miss Alice Tierney. Mrs. Paterson
won first prize. while Mrs. Fisher won
second Mrs. Palmore will entertain the
club at the next meeting.
Mr.. Joseph A. Blundon has returned to
his home after a short trip to New York.
Miss Ruth Hall and Mrs. Denham of
Washington were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs John H. Hollingsworth, West River
dale, Tuesday.
Mr.. Benjamin j. Stephens and Miss
Stephens who spent the winter in Wash
ington. are now occupying Gretta, their
summer home in East Riverdale.
Mrs. kamil Huffman and children have
returned to The Oaks after spending sew
eral days. with relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. George Byron Morse is now with
his parents in West Riverdale for the
summer vacation after studying all winter
at Guelph Agriculture College. Guelph.
Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ellaby and Miss Ellaby
are now at their home in East Riverdale
after spending the winter months in
Washington.
Miss Marie Blundon is the week end
guest of Miss Elsie Smith, Friendship
Heights, Md
Dr. and Mrs. N. b. Barnes and son
John, Misses Hattie and Rhoda Cray and
Mr. Clarence Z. Frey were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Hollingsworth.
West Riverdale. Sunday last.
Mrs B. H. Gather had visiting her on
Thursday Miss Dorothy Zellers of Mount
Pleasant.
Mrs. Fred j. Haig entertained a few
friends at a euchre Wednesday last
at her residence on Adams avenue.
Those present were Mrs. Belt. Frank
Morgan, Mrs. Griffith. Mrs. William
Fisher. Mrs. Charles Earl. Mrs. f. NJ.
Finch, Mrs. Mercier. Mrs. Dashiel and
Mrs Newton Collarmer. Mrs Belt won
first prize. Mrs Earl second and Mrs.
Haig third.
Mrs. Lewis Mfilburn. West Riverdale, is
spending several weeks in Washington.
Mr. F. w. Huth Of Baltimore spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with his daughters,
Mrs H. B. Gather and Mrs. Clifton j.
Hicks.
Mr. J. r. Bradley of Washington was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Blundon Sunday last.
William Wilson. jr.. has returned to
Lehign University. after spending the
Easter holidays with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. William Wilson. Washington avenue.
Mrs. Clifton ]. Hicks gave a luncheon in
honor of Miss Dorothy Zellers Friday last.
Those attending were Rex Collier. Frank
Gather, Florence Collier and Esther Col
lier. After luncheon games and other
amusements were enjoyed.
Mrs. Harry Stailey entertained the
Evening star., 1909-04-25

After visiting her parents at Winches-
ter, Va, Miss Minnie I. McIlwee has re-
turned to GaitherSburg.
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county is the guest of Mrs. William p
Dawson at Jamestown.

Dawson at Jamestown.
After visiting her parents at Winches-
ter, Va. Miss Minnie |. Mc1lwee has re-
turned to Gaithersburg.
Mrs. r. B. Beall of the Darnestown n
neigh borhood has as her guests for a
few days Misses Maude V. Broome and
Anna G. Pace.
Mrs. Charles Vincent of Jamestown
district is spending a few days with
friends In Washington.
MeSsrs. Thomas Vinson and j. Abby
Henderson were among the ROckvillians
who took in the races at Pimlico today.
Mrs. Milton Butler and Miss Katherine
Mcdonald of Washington were recent
guests of Mrs. Charles +. Myers at Glen
Echo.
Mr.. Joseph Reading of this place spent
several days in Baltimore during the
week attending the meeting of the Mary
land Presbytery.
Mr.. William w. Anderson of Washing
ton visited relatives here during the week.
Mrs. +. p. Perry of Washington is WIS.,
itng her mother, Mrs. Clagett, in Darnes-
town district.
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Messrs. Thomas Vinson and j. Abby
Henderson were among the Rockvillians
who took in the races at Pimlico today.
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Mrs. Charles Vincent of Darnestowr
district is spending few days with
friends In Washington.
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The Warrenton Rifles were recently in
spected by Maj. Wright Of the Virginia
governors staff and Maj. Mallory of thu
U.S.A They have been invited to Alex
andria April 20 for the homecoming
week.
Evening star., 1909-04-25

Mrs. Billy Haynes. who spent the win
ter at the home OF Mrs. Hugh Hamilton
here in Warrenton, has leased for the
summer the home of Mr.. James ID. Hall,
jr, on Culpeper street.
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Miss Alice Montrose Graham OF Alex
andria. Va, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
George W. Laycock, at Hamilton.
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Mrs. Thomas Burch and Miss Lucy
Burch of Ashburn spent several days with
relatives in Leesburg during the past
week.
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Mrs. and Miss Lewis of Washington
spent the week end with the family OF
Mr. j. r. Cornwell at Purcellville.
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Miss Kate Stewart of Martinsburg. w
Va. is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Margare
Hoge, at Purcelville.
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Miss Mabel Van Devanter of Paeonian
Springs. Va, was the guest of Miss Sue
Ball during the past week.
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Miss Mildred Davis, student at Fort
Loudoun Seminary IN Winchester has
been visiting her mother. Mrs j. Russell
Lynn at Herndon.
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Miss Lulu Pancost is making an eS
tended visit to relatives in Sandy Spring
Md
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Miss Jeane Walsh OF Washington is
visiting Mrs Charles Harris.
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Miss Edith Sheridan of Washington is
visiting at the home of Mr.. Hart.
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Mrs. J. B. Minor of Richmond is the
guest of Mrs. Cater.
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| Miss Caroline Pancost of Purcellville,
| this county, spent the past week with
| friends in Washington.
Evening star., 1909-04-25

Mrs Sydney Fouche is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Joseph Fague of Washington.
Evening star., 1909-04-25

Mrs Charles F. Daley of Strasburg,
Va, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
S. Shroy. near Leesburg.
Evening star., 1909-04-25

Mrs. Charles Kneller Koones and son.
Charles Carr koones. of Washington
spent several days with Mrs. William
Hawlng during the past week.
Evening star., 1909-04-25

Mr.. Benjamin j. Stephens and Miss
Stephens, who spent the winter in Wash
ington. are now occupying Gretta, their
summer home in East Riverdale.
Evening star., 1909-04-25

Mrs. Blair johnson and sister, Miss
Mable Flynn. have returned from pleas
ant visit to Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1909-04-25

Mr.. Lewis Grammar has returned to
Leesburg from an extended trip to
South America.
Evening star., 1909-04-25

Miss Della Slaughter of The Plains
Va is visiting Miss Lena Gaines.
Evening star., 1909-04-25

Mr.. W. NJ. Wilbur of Philadelphia is
visiting his family at Clifton, the home
of Maj. Barry.
Evening star., 1909-04-25

Mrs. kamil Huffman and children have
returned to The Oaks after spending sew
eral days. with relatives in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1909-04-25

Tuesday Mrs. ]. A. c. Keith gave a
luncheon, Mrs John B. Minor of Rich
mond, Va, being the guest of honor.
Evening star., 1909-04-25

Mr. John Payne entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Barker. Mrs. Slater. Mrs
Turner Day. Miss Annie Day. Miss Lam
don Hicks. Miss Mary Sewers, Miss Lizzie
Fair Messrs. w 8. Sewers. Robert Payne
and Dr. Selby Monday night at the War
ren Green Hotel at whist.
Evening star., 1909-04-25

Mrs. Walter II. Burke and children re-
turned Wednesday from an extended visit
to the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Cunningham of Hampton, Va.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-02
gsm gHhertiidj.

Sic lins loeben 5ugeeansene Septems
bersNussabe Der r0eutideu &aalsfrall"
Waiftpaufee, 8is.; beren gri9einen mir
ieDesmaI nit beionberer Sreube be-
griiBeu, lit elm erneltter 9etpeis fir bas
erfolgreide Streben Der Seralisgeber,
bieie ben beutiden Sraiien In Gnterifn
getpibnlete 3eit51rift i1nnter mebr 5n
perbollfommner. Sas gef6maGpon unb
reid ilIuitrirte oeft bietet cine Siille Itn@
terbaltenben nnb beIebrenben 2eieitoffes.
8ir beben nantentlid berbor ben iebr
intereianten, illnftrirten glrtifel ,.sSm
Meid]e Der Waccaroni" bon Wedrie ssii5s
fen, lptpie ben illuftrirten Nrtifel v9ie
@eiier i'm geIlotpitone Earf" bon Dr.
&C. @ilbeln1 Meper Sseben benz forts
lanfenben 9fonrnn rDas Blipengrnb@
brinst bas Seft nerfdiebene, ipannenne
fIr3e gr5dblungen, foipie cine N13ahl
@ebidte ni,b 5priihe. BeionDers tpertbs
poa faber tpirb bnIleIbe bnr1 bic aabIs
reiben @infe lnb NntbihIdge niif alien
8ebieten bdusIiden Wirfens, mo iih bic
Sran bes Saliies erfoIgreidb betbdtigen
fann @ie i1nn inin1er friiber, 70 f5ns
nen mir audi belte MIR ernellt narnent<
Iih llnieren geihdsten Qeieriunen ben
tppbIgenneinten 0fafb ertbeiIen, bnrh ei11
ssa6resabonnenlent aiif Oiefe 3eitidrift
iid cine reid)e AueIIe ilnterb1ltenDen
lino beIehrenoen 2eieftoffes 81 erss
idIieben.
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Die 2e=iGbrise adrtonnasearbeitez
rim Sbereie pepperl fhiittete ibrem
bisberisen @eliebteu, benz Gartonz
nasearbeiter aubolf Sambornino,
&lemens 9ofbauer plab IL pohn@
baft, aus Rade, tpeit er bas 8erbdltz
ntB eel0it bate. Sal5idure ins Se@
1i9t.
Gs tpurbe Der ebemalige 8u4bdlz
ter Nbolf 9aiet. sesen pel4en feine
syrau Mnseise erftattet bate, baB er
ibre Mitgtft in 90be bon 100000
Rronen unterI9lasen unb bann nit
Der BON ibrem Manne sefdiebenen
aaffseiieberin 5ranatsfa prumiiller
bu9sesansen lei, in Deiolingen am
eebalten unb benz 2anbesgeriAte
porgefii6rt.
8uoapef. - 6ter fat fih Der
Srainfreitptllise 8tttor Siderne erz
id1oiien unO mar iofort toot. Der
iunee Mann, Ser elmer rei6en sSants
lie entitammt, biente betm 2. Srainz
regiment.
8or einem Sabre puroe Der
5taatsbabnfontroleur 8ittor Goaz
muba in &leinpeit BON ieiner ssrau
nit 0riQingen beIbentt, Orei MGoz
den nit i6Dnen 8lonof0pfen, tpef6e
bic 2teblinae Ser eanaen l1mgebung
tpurben. 0or elmer Wo9e nun BRAD
in &leinpeit cine &eu66ui itenepioemie
aus. uno audi Die 9rillinge erfrantz
ten. Qlue 8emiibungen Der Ier5te
blie6en pergeblt6; Die oret 4taoer
eritidten tpdbreno zines 6uitenanfalz
leg.
Der GENERALIZATION ser ungariz
i6en ssnouitrie= uno Warenbanfs
9lftteneeieuidaft. Baul Sarciup,
Itiirate in ieiner Wobnung, als er fir
cine grDbere BEL inn periammelte
8eieni6aft elm 8ilo, bus su bod an
Der Wanb bling. trob Marnuns ieiner
Trau berabnebrnen tpollte, BON Der
Better herab unb erlit. cine 8ebirnz
erIdiitteruns, Ser er balb oarauf
erlag.
$6wett.
8afel. - 6ier lit Der Seiben=
banbfabrifant Muauft Stdbelin 8iz
iher i'm Otter BON so ,eSa5ren geitor=
ben. gr mar Der lebte 8erpaltungsz
prGftbent Der gentralbabn; ipdter gez
bDrte er Dem &reiseiienbabnratbe 2
IN. 0on 1884-1893 lab er i'm @roz
BEN Gatbe.
8eIlinaona. Ser 8remier
Sbeo0or Ootta BON Nirolo mar aus
benz 3use hinausgetreten, um Sig@
male au beobaatsn. Gr itteB hefttg
an Die Giienbabnbriide BON yaiDo,
fiel un:er bic NdOer uno ipuroe ges
tD0te!.
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Wittpe 5tauoenmaner tpurbe pon
einem Haofabrer iiberfdbren uno bat
ihtpere innere gerlebungen erlitten,
benen lie pobl erliegen miro.
8onnoor f.-Sm Mlter bon 73
sSabren itarb Ser ebemaltse 2anbz
taesabaeoronete sseroinano 4riedle.
Derielbe betleioete 40 Sabre bus Qmt
zines @erpalters Der bieiisen Sparz
taiie.
aSnxemBara.
Oiefir r6. - 6err Mbplf 8diten=
borff aus Oieti6 bat an Der t. te6z
nifden 9o9i6ule in Na9en oas Ot=
plom=gramen als 8auingenieur nit
Der Nots .sut" beitanoen.
@roe6erapst6nm Naoen.
8aoenz8 q SEN. - Oas Sotel
r3um ruiiii9en 6of", zines Der porz
nebmiten 9uithduier unierer Staot,
lit our6 &auf in oen 9elib oes 6otelz
oirettors 6iridhel in Sab Naubeim
iibergegangen.
gubl. Der friibere Oirettor
Ser .ltuitas". Lr4derz uno 9UbIerz
bote"), 9. unfug, Der tpesen unrez
gelmGbigteiten ieines OienItes ent6oz
ben mar, nuroe iebt in unteriuz
hunas6aft Qenommen.
mmen0ingen. - Gin raz
i6er SOB ereilte ben @e!perbei9u
portland 6errn e. 0iiffner, al5 er
nit oem 3peiuArz 2ofalsuge bon Der
6eil=Nnitalt aus na6 SSretburg fabz
rem tpollte.
Srfak- Sot6riuaem.
Strabbur9. - Die 2ei9e bes
Sbeolosiel eltuoirenben u. Roienfeloer
Don bier, Der in 9enf 10 plDslt9 perz
i9panb, lit nunmebr in Der &bone
aufgefunben tporben.
M ill du en.-gtn GROCER SUI
tpelenbiebitabl iit BEL oem llbrma9er
Miiller in Der 9auptperfebrsitrsBe
Der 5tabt, Der Wiloemannsitrabe,
periibt tporben. Die 9iebe, bic 1i6
in ben Reller eingei9liden unb bort
perborsen sebalten batten, oransen
bon bort bur9 ben 5uBboben in ben
2aben elm unb raubten MertbI bIa4en,
bic Suiammen, tpie man fpriht, einen
Wertb bon 10000 M. reprdlentiren.
Nopeant. = Ser 8iirgermeiiter
8eoffrop bat feline Oemifiion seseben.
0esbalb bielt anldbli9 Der @inipeiz
buna Der neuen Mlolelbriide Der 8etz
georbnete Sasparb bic 8egriibunssz
aniprahe an bic Jeittbeilnehmer.
Sreie Stdote.
5ambure.- gs tpurbe Der nit
ietner 5amilie gum 16. Oeutf9en
8unbesl9ieben bier tpeilenbe S6iiBe
&aufmann 99mibt aus @ebeIee Bel
grfurt bur1 bic unporii9tigteit eli
mes anberen @9iiBen BEL bem 4pn=
ferenai9ieben setObtet. Der 99ub
ging ibm bur4 bic ltnte 8ruit nnh
in ben 9als.
Din einen 8au mar Der WeibeitraBe
101 pobnenbe Maf9inenarbeiter
Sreptop babel bef9dftigt. bic Gleitz
ihienen bes Materialaufouss gu
fdmiersn. gu biefem 3ped itente
fi9 Sreptotp auf elm Brett. Dieiss
fippte, unb Sreptoip itiir3te in bic
Eiefe. Wiit 5eridlastnen @liebern
bob man ben Werungliidten auf. gbe
nod Der Rrantentpasen Der 5anitdtsz
tolonne eintraf, tpar Der Mann toot.
@eferreid- 2tEsarn.
Mien. Oie 24<idbrige RDdin
Marid aiiffel bat ii1 i'm 6. Beairte,
MoribgaiIe go. ], no tie felt einigen
angen bebienitet lit, NIT einem Ma=
5ierme{er ben Dals burdfhnitten.
Ds requirirte Jreifpillige Mettunss-
geIeu}hoft funb Bel ibrem Gyfdeinen
bas MGbden bereifs dis leide bor.
Rranfbeit unb unsliidlihe liebe tDus
ren bic uriuae bes Gelbtmuroes.
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Obise Surationen eDrn ben ern 8brn uber Die Sample
apn 5ponn uno Maurn Der Rdbe ela Die mad Mnera
gangt nb Sas ptere Bib 1T ne Photographic enm panl1n
spud mad ben aampsn Der tsn aa Dem sten ofensn esat
ntere g 5s Gruppe ruen bic einem @epunoeten Der
Soan eoeen po WaHer sn Die Wauren m0tn bt serns
Eeben Tnb Die 5paner enim fe fir lire Musirtnngen u
beraen Der Rampf Iom pabrifenlt seb perfen
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Alasliatnt1riJrs.
Iranosit6nrG.

ItCL IytStltuC lFlILt III BlIHtJ lutA Icl5T13
Itger Gief1it5eits an Der NifolaitirAe
In ben Riabeitano tritt, lit Dom 8uiz
Ter bas Rrena bes Mngemeinen @hS
ren3eihens berliehefl tpor0erl. Wiet@
Iide bat beim bieiigen 9ragonerregi<
il,ent an ben syeloaiigen BON 1866
uno 1870 tbeilgenonlmen nnD beltbt
auBsr anDeren gbrenaeihen aud bas
siferne &reua. Cine Mboronung oes
@emeinbetir1enrathes fprad ihm BET
lleJerreihung Der MusseiAnrna Den
Danf Der Gemeinbe fiir ietne treuen,
aetpifenbaften Dtenite aus. Mn
5teIle 0es Nbee6enben ipuroe bcm
Magiffrat als bem patron Der gifoz
laitirhe Ser sselbpebel Meiiter bonn
hieiiaen 2eibregiment geipdbit.
sreienndl6e a. .. DER
bieiige 6onbtperferperein feiert in bie=
fem Sabre iein 5Oiabrises ssnbilanm.
Wlit oieier fseier miro eineSubildums@
getperbeansitenuna beg beSeihneten
Nereins berbunoen fein. Gte1e Mns%
ftelluna erfreut iiA Der protettton
Des ieBiaen Neihsfdnslers, Der au9
G6rennlitalieb bes hieiigen 6anoiper@
ferperetns lit.
@affen MS. 9iele gefiB1
tped,5el haben in lebter 3eit bier ftlttz
gefunben. go perfdufte Der Heitau@
rdteur Midifdh In Sommerfelo oas
ibm aeG0rige, in unierer Staot belle
gene 6ptel sum goloenen Stern an
ben @ditDtrth Rtdter m 6alenfee.
Die uebernahme tit berelts erfols..
2dnosberq a. Us. Der
2anoptrtb Serlina itir5te bier non
feinem 6euboben uno braa oas @ez
MD.
wroptua OjfpremEen.
Mnner 9pin 9obpn
In Der 9lnaerapp fano Ser 62idhrige
Hentner Npbert &onter iein Sob. @r
gina plDblieh unter uno fonnte, pb=
aleid man iih um feline Rettuna be-
miibte, nur als 2eihe geboraen tperz
Sen. 8ermutblih bat Elm 6ersf9!ag
fein fhnelles gnoe berbeigefiibrt.
Burten- 8iiroermeiIter Daz
nib it ppn Ser @fa6tperorbnetenperz
5ammluna in S,pbeu5tein aum giir=
aermeiIter bieier Staot auf 12 Sabre
nem1hlt "
mrounshern 0er e,,,f.
nonn qrnnbein IN prounshsra No.
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merf IN Sen gho,,S3esar.ben hnohei
4ronbeim 10 ff1per pertebt tDuroe,
ooB et pulp Dufunl 'lusp.
Sroptns SSehpremken.
Oanaio 8ei elmer @eeelz
partie ron Stettin inath 6pinemiir,be
tnurbe Elm NIT nier WerIonen beiehter
Seoeif,,ttsr i'm 6nff Ied un6 innf
nod brei g2innten Orei NerIoren
Elm gRooiftrafs @upprnlmerur Elm
Raufmu1n uno Elm 0ebrlino zines
genti}tsn fonhen 6en Sob tpGhrenb
elm gfeftiner 9ahnurat nah iehs-
ifiinbioem Sreiben in Sen 8elen
nerettef nur6e
gaersf 0ie @heune uno
6er Gton bes 9eIibers & S5Ionsfi
in @ntthpIn hei Gaerss 5inb nplIlfdnz
Sio nieSprnphrnnnf g>os sseuer ent<
5tanb i'm e5toIIe S,,rh Grp(o5ion elmer
1Imoenorfenen @tulIloterne unb err
griff alsbaIo bic is 6aneben liesenoe
tnerSen hooenen nerhrnnnte hns bez
rpifs pinoesrnfste Ssu
4roptns 1o(en.
Wp5en-0er ginfhenfer ma[ter
e,n;Yem,nn nom geitallrnnt 9um
Nabemhpfer" il NIT 500 Mt. fIiidtia
nen,nrhen :
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aontsreidb SatBfesl.

Dresben. Dem @teinguts
obern,aler Gdetel in golbib ipurbe
bas Gbrentreu5 berlieben. Dem
@hubmdnn Otto HiDurb Miiller in
blib@Gbrenberg purbe bic filberne
ettunssmebuiile perlieben.
Muer ah. Die iGemeinbe6es
bDrben BON Muerbab baben bic Gins
snerlsibung bes Drtes Mliiblsriin
abermals abgelebnt.
GibenftOd. 9ier feierte bsr
@6ubmddern1eiifer s. 6. Storba1
.iein 5OsiGbriges q 8iirssriubildnn,.
gIferberg. @etm Weteras
nenfeite bdbier Derungliidte Der Bel
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@tmttgart. Wait Dem i'm
AZ. 2ebensiabre Oabingefhieoenen
Gtaotrat5 @rnit 2autenfbloger lit
Elm Mdnn oabingeihteoen, Ser iis1
nuf 1o3ialpolitifhem @ebiete mannigs
fade weroienite eriporben but.
MaIen. 0ter itiirate oer 81
Sabre alte Maurtr sSofepb Ilbreht
DDm Dame zines nnhbdrlinen 6aus
les, an benz er cine tleine Meparutur
borsunehnlen tatte. unb mar iofott
tobt.
BoIbeim. Die rs sabre aIte
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gseeimfa.o nuo gselfpearea.

giberfelb. - Der betdnnte
@riinber unb lansidbrige Direttor
linb Dauptbaritener Der plattfOlnts
iaen goltsbubne Milbelm Miaoz
ipitfh, Der ii6 beiudspeiie bier BEL
Nerpanbten aufbielt, bic 5ur 3eit i'm
@alamanber Elm gditipiel abfolpiez
rem, ipurbe bon einen 9er5f4lage Be-
trpffen unb mar fofDrt eine 2eihe.
GrGfratb. Gin i9tperer I'M
gliidsfan ereignete iiA duf ber proz
Din3idlitrdBe 5tpiihen Jldhsberg unb
Central. Dds Rinb bes MeHer19lGz
gers grnft 8eder lief Dor etilen bDrs
beifommenben GtraBenbobrl Mdgel.
SbgIsid Der Magenfiibrer fofort NIT
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-09
LESS SHIPS THAN YEAR AGO.
Decrease Shown in shipbuiIdins Indus
try-MateriaI Increase Is
Promised.

Washington, d. C.-The smallest
output of the American shipbuilding
industry since 1893 is shown in the
figures gathered by the bureau dur.
ing the fiscal year just ended. Ship.
building contracts, however, indicate a
material increase during the year end.
ing June 30 next.
There we're 1852 merchants vessels
of 232,816 gross tons built in the Unit.
ed States the last year, compared with
1,506 of 5SS,627 gross tons during the
fiscal year 1908, which was the record
year of American shipbuilding.
On the great lakes SO steel steamers
of 38,426 tons were built, including
the Shenango of 8,047 tons, the larg.
est vessel ever built on the lakes, and
the Edward B. Winslow of Bath, Me-.
the largest wooden schooner ever
built.
No vessels for foreign trade and no
square rugged vessels were built. OF
the years output 60,952 tons were
barges and canal boats.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-09
THE DONKEY ON. THE STAGE.
Tale of Theatrical Manager in Which
May Be Detected Touch
of Satire.

TITS curious" said theatrical
manager who had experienced many
ups and downs, "how the stage, devel-
ops iealousies. | once had a show on
the road in which it was necessary to
make use of a horse and a donkey.
We got the animals we'll trained for
their parts, and on the opening night
they gave a first-class performance.
On the following night, however, we
were unable to get the donkey 10
move out of the wings. Prince, the
horse, went on without any trouble
whatever, Tut Jack-that was the
name-could neither be coaxed nor
driven out before the footlights. We
finally had to go on through the per-
Torrance with the donkey left out,
After the show was over we got to-
gether and tried to find out what
had been the matter Nobody could
offer an explanation, until one of the
stage hands happened to pick up !.
programmes which showed that
Princes name was printed in the
same kind of type we used for Jack.
We got new lot of programmes the
next day, with the donkey's name
printed in type which was nearly
twice as big as that which we used
for the horse. After that we never
had the slightest trouble"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-09
Vienna JUDGE unduIv Severe.

The decision of the presiding Judge
in the Vienna children's court in the
Twelve Cigarettes Case" has, &C.
cording to the Wiener Tageblatt, ere.
ated much comment. A 16-year-old
servant girl took from dresser draw
er of her mistress boudoir box
containing - cigarettes. Regretting
the pilfering, she fastened back to
the room and threw the little box on
her mistress bed, where it was found.
and no complaint was made. Some
weeks later, however, the girl was dis
charged for trifling cause and the
cigarette incident came to the knowl-
edge of the police. The girl was ar
raigned, and although she insisted
that she never smoked, and had no
friends for whom she might have
taken the cigarettes, that the act was
prompted by a sudden impulse and
Immediately regretted, she was con-
victed and sentenced to "a hours con-
fnement in prison.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-09

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suffering women owe it to themselves
to at least give this medicine trial
Proof is abundant that it has cured
thousands of others, and why should it
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-09
Ancient Mater Pines.

There are still in use at Versailles
cast iron water pipes dating from 1864
to 1888. The total length of these
pipes is 15k miles. A large proper
ton are 20 inches in diameter, the re-
mainder being 12A inches. They have
been laid in lengths of 40 inches and
are fastened by means of flanges and
bolts. The 20-inch pipes are 1A
inches thick. The only repairs still
found necessary consist in replacing
from time to time the bolts, which
rust through, but even this amount
of attention is seldom required.