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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-02
DAILY PRAYER.

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From DR.. George Mathison's
Writings.
0 Thou who art painted not
only In the gallery OF the
world. but In the gallery Of my
heart, help me to follow Thee.
Inspire my heart with the pow
er to descend the ladder Of hui
man experience. Let me come
after Thee In the downward
steps OF sacrifice. Deeper and
de1eper let me wend my way
toward the valley where mil
lions meet. Help me. not only
to believe In Thy name. but to
believe in. the way by which
Thou hast made Thy name.
Reveal to me the power OF
self -forgetfulness. Teach me
that the burial Of self Is the
road to resurrection.--Amen.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-02
WOMEN ano SO CIETYl
Marie B.nkhs.d own, Society Editor. Phone No 1894


LET NOT LOVE 60, rOOs
Now the purple night 10 past =.
Now the moon more fairly CLOVIS.
Dawn has through thy easement cast
Roses on thy breast. . rose.
Now the kisses are all done.
Now the world awakes anew
Now the charmed hour - gone
Let not love go. too
when old winter. creeping nigh.
SprinlrIes raven hair with White
Dims the brightly giancfng eye.
Laughs away the dancing ngn!
Roses may forget their sun.
Lilies may forget their dew
Beauties perish. one by one
Let not love go too.
Palaces and towers Of pride
Crumbie year by year away:
Creeds, like robes. are laid aside;
Even our very tombs decay!
when the ali-conquering moth ana
anaw the goodIy garments through.
When the dust returns TO dust.
Let not love go. too.
Kingdoms melt away like snow.
Gods are spent Ike wasting flames.
Hardly the new people know
Their divine. thrice-worshiped
namSb.
At tho last great hour Of all.
When thou rnakest all Things new.
Father, hear thy children CALI
Lot h's '' : Alfred Noyes-
s@ Il
BETTER CHILD LABOR
LAWS FOR ALABAMA
II Is very well to advise the women
Of Alabama that there win be further
legislation asked for on the subject Of
child labor laws when the next gener-
ri assembly OF Alabama meets tn reg
ular session. Il
The president Of the state Fedora
ton of wonIen's Clubs has appointed
n legislative committee from that or
rarization, and while that committee
has not yet Formulated Its working
plans, 1t Is safe to say that II 10 going
to call on every woman's organization
in the state, whether literary. reiig
ious, patriotic or social TO cooperate
with It in bringing to bear upon the
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-02
MISS RUFFIN OF MOBILE
WINS ORATORICAL PRIZE

In the oratorical contest at the cele-
bration of washingtons birthday at
St. Joseph's College, Emmitsburg,
Maryland. between the seniors AMI the
juniors, the prize for the best composed
and the best delivered grafton on the
Father of Our Country. was awarded
to Miss Mary Henry Ruffin, OF Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-02
Good News

We want to do your Papering and
House Painting. We have N stock
the finest and most handsome Inc oi
Imported and Domestic Wall Papers
ever shipped to our city. We paini
your house with strictly pure lead and
oil analysed and guaranteed pure Lead.
Our prices reasonable. Estimates cheer.
fully furnished on all classes Of work.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-02
BOARD OF CITY MISSIONS.

The Board of City Missions will hold
its regular monthly meeting this af-
ternoon (Frlday) at o'clock, with
Mrs. W. II. Thomas. on South Perry
Street. A full attendance Is desired.
Mrs. w. II. Thomas,
Mrs. p. S. Hay, President.
Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-02
MASTER DOUGLASS HAYWOOD

Think of making 15o other children
perfectly happy just because one is.
10 years old! That Is what Master
Douglas haygood did yesterday after
noon. At $3.50 O'Clock the young
guests began to arrive at the home
Of Master Douglass's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Haygood, and they were as
busy As bees making ready for the
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-02

Miss Mary Ruffins address was replete
with original and beautiful thoughts,
and with quite an amount of witty al
lusions. She has so far lead the sem
Tors of 1903 at the college, and will re-
ceive her Bachelor of Arts iegree in
June, when the centennial of the COL
fege will be held.
MRS. Il. J. SLOUGH ENTERTAINs.
Mrs. r. J. Slough entertained thirty
guests yesterday afternoon at hfve
hundred" The house was decorated
with wistaria, and the Easter idea OBJ
tanned In the score cards and refresh
ments.
The club prize was won by Mrs. Nc
Cree. Miss Roselle Jones won the
guest prize.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-02
ALABAMA SCHOOL I'M
PROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.

The meeting Of the School Improve
ment Association OF the State, which
will be held in Birmingham in April
In connection with the meeting of the
Alabama Educational Association will
bring TO this city a number of the
most prominent club women OF the
state, says The Birmingham Ledger.
The meeting will be the second since
the organization was formed. and
holding at the same time as the Edu-
cAtional Association has arranged for
its annual meeting The work will be
presented to this organization in much
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-02

p.ond bowl fell 70 Mrs. James An
drewa
On each table was placed mystic.
riousl package to be cut for. and a.
All Fools Day was not to be forgot
ten. the winners went very gingeriy
into the many wrappings. untieing
with INFINITE curiosity the ni1ny knott
Of string. The final unwrapping. how.
ever. brough reward not on April
FOOL" for each package contained q
framed. hand painted Gainsboro
head.
The following were present:
Mrs. DIN Kirkland, Mrs. Charles
Johnston, Mrs. q. H. McCombs, Mrs
Morgan v. Morris. Mrs. w. H. Berry.
Mrs. Duncan May. Mrs. J. l. CASTOR.
Mrs. John Flowers. Mrs. o. ID. Brewer.
Mrs. A. b. Henry. Mrs, T. r. James.
Mrs. James Andrew. Miss Nell Marks,
Miss Elizabeth Williams. Miss Mittie
Ellen Ashley. Miss Mary Goodwin
Ashley. Mrs J. r. Ryland. Mrs. Harry
Norton. Mrs. r.. q. Quisenberry. Mra
A. a.. Forbes, Mrs. w. F. Payne,
Miss Laura Hill. Miss SalIie johnson.
Miss MAY Robinson. Miss Alice Fogle-
man. Mrs. WHY Hfli. Mrs. Emmett
Thigpen. Mrs. Ed Noble. Mrs. Ray
Jones, Mrs. Albert Lord. Mrs. Coke
Smith. Mrs. George Stovail. Mrs. w.
w. Setdeii. Mrs. Louis Moore. Mrs.
Frank Tennilie. Mrs. George Tyson.
Mrs. T. j Scott. Mrs Clarence Jones.
Mrs. F.. NJ. Dansey. Mrs. w. II
Moore and Mrs. +. o. Walsh
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mr.. and MIS-. Glenn Fftzpatrick an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Cecile Fitzpatrick, to Mr..
Richard Edward Patton of Washington
City, the marriage to take place Thurs
day, April 22. at 6 o'clock In St. Johns
Church.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-02

white House. because she IL Of the
higher intellectual type"
Mrs. Taft finds support from many
others prominent in social centers In
the West.--New York American.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-02
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR MEETING.

The regular monthly business and
social meeting of the Young Peoples
Society OF the Christian Endeavor of
the Central Presbyterian Church will
meet with Mr.. ]. l.. Hendriek at his
home. 10 Noble Avenue. tonight.
All members are urged to be pres
ent as business of Importance is to be
transacted.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-02
THE D. o. NICHOLS DEC. CO..
Phone 1882. 2i6 Dexter Ave.

ate betrothal. Neither her father nor
her mother has begun to make any
matrimonial arrangement for her
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-02

.ather's coffee. tell scary tales about
people who have had terrible disas-
ters and not get punished, because It's
cause its Douglasss birthday, ana
something Jolly is sure to happen.
sISTANT TO ATTORNEY
GEN ERAL WICkERSHAM
The Atlanta Constitution has the
following from Washington concerning
Mr.. Lyon johnson. grandson Of the
late Lieutenant Governor Lyon and
OF his widow who Is Mrs Lyon on
Court street:
'.Ligon Johnson, OF Atlanta, reached
Washington from the West. and left
at once for Atlanta for one days visit.
He will then return to this city TO con-
tinue the special work he Is engaged
upon for the government. Mr.. John
son has been retained as special as
ssstant to the attorney general to
make an investigation OF the smelling
plants OF the West to see what can be
done TO convert and control the pois-
onous sulphur fumes. He has been abb
sent for six weeks inspecting plants in
Montana, Idaho, Colorado and Californ-
Ia. Upon his return today he had a
lengthy conference with the new attor-
ney general, Mr.. wickersham. 1t will
be recalled that Mr.. Johnson was spec
OF Georgia. In the prosecution of the
cases against the Ducktown and Ten
nessee copper companies.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-02
AUXILIARY,
CHIJRCH AES AaCENgT

The womans Auxiliary of the
Church of the Ascension will meet this
afternoon friday at 4 o'clock. at
Green Acres.
The meeting has been changed from
the former date Sunday to today
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-02
sABEL-DREYFUs.

The New York Herald marriage no.
tices contain the following item:
Dreyfus-Sab el.--Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Sabel, 515 West One Hundred and For
ty-third Street, announce the marriage
of their daughter. HELEN. to Mr.. Morris
Dreyfus of Montgomery, Ala, Sunday,
March rs. 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-02
NEIGHBORHoOD HOUSE

ADbUOHAAHUNs
The regular monthly meeting Will
be held at the Y. w. C. A. on Friday,
April 2, at $3.50 p. m. Important bust
ness is to be transacted, so a full at
tendance of members is desired
Mrs. Halls Janney. President.
Mrs s D. Seelye Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-02

Mr.. and Mrs j. M williams OF
opelika are the guests OF the latter's
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. w. ID. Whetstone.
Of Grand View.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-02


will be, the mecca of culture and
wealth of our land. Culture and
wealth do not necessarily go hand in
hand, hut where one is found the 9TH
er is in the not far distant vicinity"
Mrs Donald Mclean, president gem
eral of the Daughters of the American
Revolution. says;
az am very much of a New Yorker,
and vet ] am conversant with Wash
tneton social life and acknowledge Its
charm. but never can it hope to COM
pete as a social center with Manhat-
tan society The best society TO be
found In the country today is to be
found In New York.
THE successful debutante must al
ways make her entree into society In
this city before she can hope to aspire
for further laurels in the courts and
social centers OF Europe. OF course
that does not indicate that there is
not a delightful cultivated social life
in all of our large cities. but New
York must be looked upon as the city
socially supreme In our land We
sh be proud Of that fact and be
glad to acknowledge It,"
Mrs Eleanor Martin. of San Fran
cisco. speaks as follows:
"I think Mrs. Taft is quite right In
her determination to establish the So
cial center in Washington. She Will
be a most dignlned and gracious lead
err, in my opinion. and as Washington
Is the head of our great country. 1t
should be, as the capitals OF Europe.
our social center Of America. All, or
mostly all. the Cabinet members are
those who lend prestige. Washington
by all means, I should say. New York
is no better than San Francisco for
the center"
Mrs Fenton b. Turk. a social lead
er OF Chicago. expresses the following
opinion:
washington is the natural. logical
center for the leading society city OF
the country. All the foreign diplomats
and ambassadors are there, and 1t is
naturally lifted for the highest social
position. The country is fortunate In
having Mrs. Taft as mistress OF the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
WrnnOitiftnnacn in Hpdlriter.

VI 0 d) liter, y. q, /. gpril.-Iie
Weborocn bon Wtonroc Gou1tp babeu
eln nSobn Zoe" Neriobren eiugeleie
tct, INN Der llriohc DER 5oblreidell
pero16tigcn @rdnoc in unicrer Stoot
AM Die Spllr 81 fonrmen. @1brcno
oc6 ucr9alNcncn Wonnt3 brud]en
0urdidnittIidJ pro Gag nidt lpclliger
ais bier Ncltcr aus, uuo in ioit alien
51Ilen lag bcArilnoetcr &erood)t Der
9rnnbltiitunN Dor. 9ic Stoot bat
fir Gcitndbmc unb llcbcriiibrllng Der
@ronbitiitcr cine NclobmnG pom
$1,000 auagciebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
Scntc lit Yciady.

9ie SSeier sum Nnoenfen an ben Mus
3ug Der SSroeliten aus Ggppten
nimmt ibren 9lnfong. - Spmbo-
hide GcrentoniGn an belItigen
9Ibcno. - Mojjen an Der Cages
or0nung.
Bur Grinncrlulg an 0en NuS5ug
aus GgDptcn miro BON Den S5roelIten
Oa9 EciudIeIt (Sitern) qeiciert, Dos
bcllte Nberlo nit ipmboliid)en Gcrcs
monien Dem oScbcr", icircH NnIaHg
ncbrHcn mo odt Gage lang oouern
miro. Su ieOcr Substituting lucr0en
Dor @cQinn beS Scitc& 8ro6 nlO ion=
iti1c Sollcrtci0 cntboItenbe Nnb.
%rllngSnlittel ans ser @pbnung cnt-
icr1lt mo ic6Cr @iufcl I'M @nllie &c.
rcilligt, Oomtt nift irgcnopo &C.
i0ucrtc Spciicrcitc 5uriidbleiben.
@dbrcno ser 6cIttoge pcrben
oWta55cn" gcgclien, 0anlt Die Nad)-
to!nInen opS StommcS nid)t pergeIs
ien, mie ibre @oreltcrn aus Der Stlo.
perei entilobcn mo bon Ben Gerfols
germ 10 bart bcbrGngt iuorOcll tuarell,
Dab lie feline Belt botter, @roO 5ll
bofen.
Nnl &orobcno beS TcItc5 ocrioms
melu iiG sic MitgIieocr Der iiioiihen
Samilicn sum Scitnlobl, luobei Die
,Nogooob" perlcieu miro, III lucld)er
Die @eidi6tc oco 9llta5ugcs aus
GNpptcn cntholten iii. (<n beionoer5
ironlmen 6onilicn icblt olld) bei'm
hSeber" Gin GROCER &itbel nit @oi=
icr niht, mclhcr in Der Wtittc heS
3inlnlerS itebt, Inn Sen llebergang
iibcr'S &othe Mccr on5uoeutcn.
Nm Den critcn rnO lebten 5lpci Ia
gen Oe4 Gcitc3 merocu nic Spnoqo-
gen mo @cbctb0llicr bciltdt, nab
reno sic 3miiGcntnNc Scr Grbolrng
0iencn lollcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
@ranS in cincr Grrcnanitalt.

MooOmnro, SfIob., 1. April.
Mcbrcrc WcbGlloc Der StautS.
%SrrcnonltoIt 5lt Sort Sllppip iuuroert
hel,tc ourh Elm Er0rieieltcr in 9rano
GclcBt mo 5erItort. Wcbrcrc SUIT
ocrt Sniolicn Der 9%luitolt ld)luebtcn III
2cbcnS9ciobr. Die @GiGcrci ling
3ucrit 6ctcr url0 5lpor Gerooc nod.
bcm Die &nioiien Don ibrcr NtittuQS-
Wobl5cit Nnod) ibrcn Glturticrcn SIT.
riIdNctcbrt mnrcr. Gle Scucrmebr
Der Ynitolt mllroc 81 &iilic gcrilicn
ltnO men bcniibtc lid) ucracblidL bic
SudDlogc Den Beiitc5gcIt0rtcu 81 Der
brimlihcn. @roBcr Sdrcden clts
itono inter ihllcn mo c5 gclolg nllr
nit Wiitbc, JIG i'm 3olrm III bolten.
Sic Icllcrmcbr mar glildliher @eiic
I'M Stonoc, Die SouptQebGu0c III ret.
ten mo feline Mcnlhculcbcu giilgcn
pcrlorcn. Der %crlult miro olti
ST., 900 0ridldbt. ...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
@irN morAen beer6iat.-

Wtro murgeu bceroigt.-
Gle @cerbi8ung ser ont SomitC1
9eltorbenen 6rolt Clara &. Soper,
Satin oeS Srn. 6ronci5 q. Cooper,
oc@ IanNiGbrigcn YrGiiocntcn Scr
Baltimore itG0tiidtn b0bcrcu &ul=
bcnidrulc, iiuoct morgcn Gormittca
INT l2lO ltbr bonn SrQucr6ollic, SIR.
25O5, 9tor0-GbarleS= StruBc, ans ulli
ocn oSoubou.Eort Srtcoboie" itut,.
Sic G%ntid)loiclc mar IS Sabre alt;
lie billtcrl0Bt nltBcr ibrcnl Wutten a..
ncn Sobn, Nrn. @orrp q. "copper".
ulO cine Sdtueitcr, Grou NJ. @cbb.
Gin intcreiiuntcr Nu&s
mci9. - Gin pom EoIi}iitcn >5o$.
MtmnniuG pom Observation-Disclosures
Mt5Georbcitcter. geitcrn bon Toli}2i.
mnridul Surnun pcr0iicntIiftcr Nc.
ridJt jci1t Die llniouSBciobrcn ocncn
cin SoItlWorcr @iirNcr inl tGgIiten
2cbcn ullS0cicbt lit. Sem @eridt SIT.
folge mllrocn I'M Wtonot MGr5 10
Ecrioncn ourd) llnfGQc gct0otet, nab
reno 23l olti Ocmlclben Ncgc mebr
oocr millocr idlucr perlcBt mur0cn,
Die t00tlidcn ltniGlle mortn notiirs
lib 0urdJolt3 ocridlicocncr Nrt: 5rpci
Ecrioncn b~eriIbrtcn cincn clcftrtlten
Graht lrno lpurbcu cltftrotlltionirt
bier mur0cn BON Der S%troBcnbubn
iibcriobrcn; elmer itdrb oils 0up HciuIa
tat ciltcS Safes oui Dem StroBens
piInitcr; Cin m0lrcr iiel cincn Ole
potorihod)t binllntcr mo 10 iort. Gic
nid)t t0otlidcn lluiGQc jciQcu notlIr.
GcnlGB cine nod) Nr0Berc NomiaioI'
tigtrit. @Gbrcno ocS M}onot0 WiGr5
tonlcn If ScIbltmor0utrilldc, iiirli
Sclbltmoroc lno 81 pI6blid,c Sooc3.
i0llc SIR &enntniB Scr Eofi5ci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
Wciun6c Iniid Of t c II.

Wc II II DC I'll lW IeH.
Wopor Wobool oriidtc qcItern Die
Soiinltn0 aus, hoB Die 2tgiSlotltr
pom Morplono in ibrcr nod)Itch
SiBung @eicBe c%rlolien m0ac, meld)e
iGmuntlidcu ItGotiifen 9eonltcn nid)t
MIR 9ciitigc, ion0crn audi morolild)e
Qualification iiir lire Stelinlgen
5ilr @eoingung mode. Die Wltntji.
polit0t. mcintc Der WnDor, milBtc
cin Spitem ciniiibrclL nod iueldcHn
eS lbr nl09lid) gcn!oft peroc, Die
2ebr,aiiihrrng ibrcr 9enmten itGn-
Dig 81 itbcripod)en. Gas Sebte lei 10
notbiG, uie ooa Grlte. 2enn lpern
and Die Itrengitc Friifung Der Ncilti.
gen 6dbigfeitcn zines Npplifollt5t
u%or9eid)riebcll tperoe, oaS id)oiic In.
tcrlGlogil1gen llno onoere ltnregel.
m1Bigfcitcn llid)t aus Dem Wege.
Io3 bcruciic ant bclten bic Golun9-
afinirc, 0cnn cS ici oagcnein amer.
FAINT, ooB Der iunge Glerf in ieinar
Nr6elt iebr tild)tlg gelpelc ici. Gin
gutter Character u1o ein iolioer &c
berslponbel iollten ais Die uQererlten
&orbcoin9ilngcn fir Die 8e%fleioun9
zines itaotii6en gmlte9 ongeiebelt
lucrocll.
SeiBer Nnti SaIoon.
81 amp +. - Aus @ogcrStopn, W0.,
miro beridtct, DAP Der Nnti-S oloon.
aompf in @oibingtontGountp alii
bciocn Seitcn beiB cntbronnt lit. Gic
Spiritltoienbdnoler mo ihrc Glnh1lt.
ger iinO cbcnio tbdtig mic i1re @e0.
ner. Hebtcrc boben Dos County nit
Girfulorct ii6cridlpcnmt, in ueld)en
Die 6olgen cincS ctlpoi9cr Siegc5 il.
rer Spponenten in oruitiifer Meiie
florgeIe8t iiilo. Iie Sroqe, oh oos
Gouilip Dtroder" miro ODER ,naB"
blei6t, miro crit I'M Nopcm6er cni4
idJieoen fper6eii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
&eruniidtc telegrophiidJc SepeIden.

@3o9 Mngojin ulo Der @ctrci6e.
GIcudtor Der NiItinion. @oooiS SO.
81 Ncmorf, RI. nlrocu geitcrn
ourd) Jcier jllm @ctrogc Don $125,a
GEO beihdoi0t.
Gobert @rc9bom lit Qcitcrrl in
6it8crnlo, ga, Don Dem Yoli5eid)ei
@rllbuicr mo orm Noli5iiten Sobn.
ion c%rldlollcn luorocn. Gr bate Den
V%eontcr,, ais i'm otriel6en pcrboiten
molltcrL @iocritdn0 gclciitct.
81 WoDnbauier mo Gin Gam.
torirm 81 Sat Gliii elmer 8oritoot
bon GollnS, Ger, gingcn am Gam.
ltog abeno in 8lonmen aiti. Man
ldl1tt Den Serllit oui $250,00O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
Mcrifaniidjc Snjti,.

Stobt Mcrito, 4. 2lpril. :
General @ultou u. Moo9, Gin be-
mGbrter Siibrcr in Snoinucr. 6cIo5iis
9clL lit 5lml Io0c pcrurtbciit morocn,
ga er ocn friibcrcn lieutenant Guoio
Sliporc5 cridoB, oeiicn Shlpcitcr er
ucriiibrt bnbcn jolt. Gos llrtbcil lit
olld iniolcrn mcrfmiiroig, ais eS Dem
General Die 9uBe oiicrIegt, ieoenl
Der beiocn aiuocr oca &iclltcnuntS
monotIid) $50 fir Die Goucr Don 20
&obrcn SIT 6c5oblen ln0 aud, sic &c.
croigrn99foltcn iiir Sliuorc5 SIT er.
lcbclr. GieS miiroc aus Dem Nod)luB
GcIheben. WooS lit cin reiderMun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-06
Sirdlen N%adlrif)tcn.

6eierIihe Segebrng oe$ Falmionn'
togc3 IN Der &otbcorole. - Gere.
monic'n BON erQrciTenoer GSir-
flnlg. - Gnr0iuQl OPTIONS bUlt
0ic @uuptprc0iAt. - Yulmioml-
0.Scicr in Der oclltid)Cn 3ion3-
@eueinbe.
6cicrlite GcrcnlOnic'u 6cgleitetcn
Die @c9ehung oC@ Eulmiomto0cS in
Der 8%otbeorolc. Cine Ero5eiliou lei
tCtC oic tScicr eir, 0iciclbc crltrcdtc
lid unn DER Cardinals obmmg 5lir
1ntbeOrnlc. 8i2 ilberou al 0icicm
Gage, 10 ipnlboliiirtc oltd) oicie Gro-
5eiiion Ocn Gil5ug SeiuS in Scruia,
lem. NlS Der Goroirol mo iciuc
@cNlciter OIL Dem Ebor ser &otht
oralc mtoncn Ioloeu lie builclbc
gclhIo'cn; 5lpcl Scr Ericitcr I'M ESlis
nern Scr Stride iotgeu Die beiocn
erItcn &erle ocS oWloria 2ollS" llno
oie 9rouBcrtitCbcnocn ontuprtctclt.
Gont pohte Der Cardinal nit ocm
SltBc oC$ artlt3C3 al 0na Shor mo
bic Ero5cliion trot inter Dem @a.
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SNlfCtlun Giuitotcm" III Sic Stride
cin. Gonn iol0tc Die Gclebrirln0
Der Mciic mo oo2 &crlcicn Ser @oi
liona9eitid)tc. Ter &irhcnd)or,
Srnltcn. mo WGuuCrhor unO cine
Soln-S tInmc, GhriituS lno sic lint
Itcbclloen repr0lcutirtno, brod)tc oic
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