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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-09
DUNLOP RENDERED
HIS RESIGNATION
STEPHENSON DUNLOP, FOR -FOUR
YEARS MEMBER ON BOARD or
EDUCATION, RESIGNED LAST
NIGHT.--WILL LEAVE CITY
ABOUT JAN. 4.

Stephenson Dunlop, who has for the
past four years been an active mem
Der on the board of education OF the
Fargo rendered his resignation at the
meeting Of the board held last night.
The resignation was accepted to take
effect after the meeting last night and
a committee composed o. II. w. Nc
Ardle, Chas. r.. Adams and c. o. Smith,
was appointed to draw resolutions exs
pressing appreciation for the valuable
service he has rendered.
The resignation OF Mr.. Dunlop was
made necessary by the fact that ne
VIII leave the city permanently about
the first of the year. He will go west
at that time taking his family with
him and will then go to Ontario, which
he will probably make his permanent
home. He will still retain his real es.
tate interests in this vicinity with the
exception of his residence, which he has
aready disposed of.
During the four years and over that
Mr.. Dunlop has been a member of the
board OF education he has rendered
splendid service hardly missing a meet
ing and always working for what was
the best interests of the public schools
of th5 city. He has taken a great
pride in them
In speaking of his resignation to a
representative Of The Forum last night
he said, TT Is hard to leave the board.
have enjoyed every moment that /
have spent in the work and regret
that / am to leave it."
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-09
GAME IS NOT LADYLIKE
Members Of Board of Education Elk
press Sentiments Against Girls
Basketball.

Girls should not engage in public
basketball games. This was the con-
sensus of opinion OF the members Of
the board of education. It was brought
out last night when Supt. w. E. Hoov-
err asked the board to express its SEN
timents on the subject.
"It is too strenuous game and is
not a very lady-like exhibition" said
one OF the members in speaking on
the subject. 'It is most decidedly
rough, and / also think that it is too
vigorous for the feminine constitu-
ton. OF course IL the girls want to
practice the game there is no objec-
tion to that as far as know, but
they should not be allowed to play
in public games"
From this 1t is probable that the
girl basketball teams Of the Fargo
schools win not be seen in public
game, although there are many in
the city who would enjoy witnessing
such contests. Superintendent Hoov-
er. when asked his opinion on the
matter, said that the game would
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-09
COURT MAY SHUT OFF
TOWNS WATER SUPPLY

Carthage. Mo, Dec. s-Fearing that
Judge Phillips of the federal court at
Kansas City may tomorrow grant an
injunction to @. Ralph Laighton,
against the city OF Carthage, which
would mean the shutting off OF the
water supply of the city, $4,000 resi-
dents of this city tonight are frantic
ally making preparations by filing ev-
cry available vessel with water, and
rain barrels, bring unheard-of prices.
If Judge Phillips grants the injunc-
tion IL will form thrilling, and per-
haps bloody climax to long and bit
ter fight between the Carthage Water
& Power Co, and the city OF Carthage,
which started five years ago, when the
city forfeited the franchise OF the water
company.
Carthage at present is building a
municipal plant, but only about half
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-09
G. B. SHAW SCORNS
AMERICAN IDEALS
DECLINES INVITATION TO SPEND
WEEK IN NEW YoRK-sEEs
NO LIBEisTY OVER THERE

London, Dec. &c. B. Shaw, the
Frohman to spend Christmas week In
New York, together with james Bar
rie, Granville Barker, j. g. Alsworthy,
Somerset Vaughan. and Haddon
Chambers. Mr.. Shaw refused, saying:
why should anyone who is in Lon
don go to America? You can under
stand any one in America coming to
London. They all make rush to do
So
las it is, / am in the right place.
Americans are in the wrong place. At
least they seem to think SO. Why
should / move? The Americans may
be mistaken. / notice they never know
anything about their own country.
They are always astounded IL you tell
them what is going on there.
aesa No Liberty Exists.
For instance, they arc ignorant Of
the fact that liberty does not exist
there. could be imprisoned for sug-
costing reform of the marriage law or
for questioning the story about Elijah
ard the bears.
Il don't want to see the statue OF
liberty in New York harbor. Even my
appetite for irony does not go as far
as that. Boz
There is another good reason why
/ should not go to America. If / do
everything else will stop. The people
will cease to be interested in politics,
commerce, art or anything else Mi
caragua may shoot all the Americans
| it Hikes. Thor the shots will not be
heard in the direction of silly talk
about Bernar Shaw.
Il should be public nuisance, an in
terruption, ramrod stuck into the ma
tional machinery. For Americas sake,
I'll, spare her by staying at home"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-09
MOTHER and BABE
WANDER IN SNOW
HUNGARIAN WOMAN Is FOUND
LYING ON STEPS OF BANK
BUILDING.

DanviIle. ILL.,, Dec. 9.---Lying in six
inches of snow on the steps OF a bank
building, and almost dead, a Hungar-
ian woman and her 6-month-old child
were found at dawn by a policeman.
Attached to the woman's dress was
tag consigning her to her husband,
coal miner, at Westville. She, with
her baby arrive in the night from
New York, where she had landed re-
Gently with other Immigrants. Ignor-
ant of the language of the new country,
she wandered about helplessly the
child clasped to her breast, until she
sank. exhausted, and lay for hours ex-
posed to the storm.
Warmth and food revived both the
woman and her baby, and the two will
be sent to the husband and father at
the Westville mines.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-09
EXPLAINS TO
THIN LADIES
A Simple But Sure Method OF
Developing 4 Well Rounded
Bust and Figure.

o. From New York Journala
q Ii II a simple but sure method OF
o developing the bust, arms neck, hips
o and shoulders OF women. who through
o some defect Of nutrition and circula-
D tion are forever being Inundated by
q their more fortunate sisters. First
o skin IL an enormous gland richly en-
o dowed with nerves secreting and ex-
o GREETING organs, and a network Of min
o ute blood vessels which contain at
o one time over one-third Of all the
Q blood in the body-that is, IL nature
O lis perfect.
o The relation of the skin to the vital
o organs through the nervous system
o In controlling the blood supply Is such
q as to put them as team working to-
o gether.
b Get separately two ounces glycer-
D Inc, three ounces of rosewater, one
o ounce tincture cadomene compound
O mot cardamoml and FIVE cents worth
q of borax. Mix the glycerlne with
3 tincture cadomene, shake and let
@ stand two hours; then add a tea
o spoonful of borax and the rosewater
q Apply to the parts needing develop
@ ment morning and night, rubbing UNI
o TIL thoroughly absorbed, then wash
o off with hot water and soap and dry.
q IL is believed by expert dermatol-
o ogists to be the most effective pre-
o scriptlon ever conceived for the pur-
o pose.
. q g . g q . o o 9 o 9 g o o
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-09
Wife, FAMILY And
ROONER MISSING

Aberdeen, s. D., Dec. s.--Robert
Montgomery, railway mail clerk. has
failed to discover his missing wife and
two children, who disappeared about
three weeks ago, and has offered a re-
ward Of $50 for information concern
ing the woman's whereabouts. A
roomer disappeared at the same time,
and Montgomery believes he eloped
with Mrs. Montgomery and the children
and he offers 800 for the apprehen-
sion of the man in the case.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-09

the pipes are laid and connections
made and IL the water is cut off to-
morrow not only will the city be with
out fire pressure, but the citizens will
have no drinking water to supply their
needs.
1t is said that force Of men is ready
at moments notice to dismantle the
plant here, and citizens talk freely of
violence. 1t is feared by the board Of
public works that should the plant be
confiscated in the face Of the injunc-
ton the city would be liable for the
plant, SO Carthage citizens are con-
fronted with a dilemma either horn of
which is far from inviting.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-09
WOMAN cHAsEs NEGRO.
Black Man Grabbed Purse While She
Was Exercising Pet Dog.

Chicago, Dec. 9.-While Mrs. Cora
Anewalt was walking around the block
exercising her pet dog, a negro de-
manded her pocketbook. He grabbed
her purse as she attempted to flee.
She seized a stick and ran after the
robber and while sne hit the fleeing
man over the back with a stick the
dog bit at his legs. The negro escaped.
BY her bravery the woman saved
about 5000 worth of jewelry.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-09
CHIEFS ARE CHOSEN.
Fargo Lodge Of Red Men Held EIec,
ton Of Officers Last Might.

ton Of Officers Last Night.
AT a meeting of the Fargo lodge of
Red Men, held last night, the follow
ing officers were elected for the en-
suing year.:
Sachem--L. F. Diemert.
Senior agamore-Isadore Diemert.
Junior Sagamore-Thomas Diets.
Prophet. M. Speer.
Keeper of wampum-A. M. Knight.
Chief Of Records-A. M. Knight
The meeting last night was largely
attended. The reports of the various
officers showed that the past six months
have been most successful. During
that time thirty two new members have
been added to the tribe.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-09

A sprained ankle will usually disable
the injured person for three or four
weeks. This is due to lack of proper
treatment. When Chamberlain's Lin
iment is applied cure may be effected
in three or four days. This liniment
is one Of the best and most remarkable
preparations IN use. Sold by all deal
ers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-09
CLUB ELECTED OFFICERS.

New Dornitory Club at v. NJ. c. A.,
Permanently Organized.
A meeting OF the new dormitory club
at the Y. NJ. c. A. was held last night
in the association building when per-
manent organization was effected and
the following officers chosen:
Presidents. w. Corse. ~
Vice President77-H "A. Rorke,
Treasurer and Secretary c. Bet
tinson
A committee to draft a constitution
and code of bylaws was appointed to
report at later meeting.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-09

Blackston CVa.) Courier: The
Washington Herald is responsible for
the statement that 'it is by no means
certain, however that Mr.. Bryan win
make prohibition his paramount issue
in 1912" 1t is assuming very grave
responsibility to preclude anything
from Mr.. Bryan's paramount issues.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-09

probably be all right if the girls
would play with girls rules. 1t seems
as though the girls have a proclivity
for wanting to play @man-wise" or
not at all
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-09

The Forum does no job printing
Send your next order to Hannaher g.
Schannach at 625 ~. p. avenue. Fargo
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-09
Save Money in Cereals
The best and biggest bargain
a housekeeper can buy is a
Mothers Kit

Go to your grocer and ask him to show
it to you. A complete assortment of different
delicious cereals for every palate for every meal
Not only isit economy to buy your staple cereals
in sufficient quantities at economical prices, lust
the same as it is cheaper to buy -four by the
barrel and butter by the crock, but in every
Mothers Kit there is in addition to the saving in cash
special Fireless Cooker Certificate equal to Is coupons
which when added to the coupons from the packages in
the kit enables you to wonderful relesS cooker
by merely adding SO cents.
A Mothers Kit consists of eighteen assorted
packages of Mothers Cereals packed sanitary sealed
packages in which they guaranteed keep in per-
feet condition indefinitely
Packages Of Mothers Oats, standard
ackagesO Of Mothers Yellow Comm
Package of Mothers White Corn Meal
4 aekageo k heat Hearts,
I Package Of Mothers Corn Flakes tOastedl
Packag d Mothers Old ashionedS Cut
Packages q Mothers ranuated Honiny.
Packages OF Mothers Coarse Pearl Hominy
This kit can be purchased your grocers by simply
paying $l.oS. The grocer himself will either redeem
your coupons and deliver the $3.75 Fireess Cooker or
you DESIRE coupons and 80 directly
will ship the Cooker 70 you, express collect
and yours and we will send you free useful
THE GREAT WESTERN CEREAL COMPANY
OPERATING
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-09

a. Forum Want Ad will Sell 1t For You
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The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-29
l,gW Reoord Price
fa Shagt Cotton
The Earket Gees SkYNaTd Over tie
Government Rspot d MlIloa
Bales St9lags

New York, Oct q. There was great
excltament IA tta cotton market today,
prices making new his gains owing
70 he roporrs ffom Eivosp oI, a bullish
eltton estimate b. prgnnent English
expert, g scare Of shorts and general
buying. Dccembsr cotton eDld at l4.ll
and Nay at 1875. about rs 20 20 points
higher than Saturday.
There was enormous realizing, par-
tlcolarly as The esnsue reort showed
rather mors cotton Riune4 % October
Is than recent priVata feofes and prices
l0st severel points 0f tie gain.
Business continued very active dur
ing tha mtddla az the de4 With South
ern bulls aggros8ive buyers on reports
Of further damage 20 tha crop from
frost over Sunday hight
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-29

ID tte atncs oi fi,e itilor Sunday
alteznooa. four negro prisonsrs, two Of
whom wers committed o. charge Of
murder. attempted 40 sscape from the
county jaiL
~ forciae ths loek &c their steel cell
1nd digplacing el0urh brick % - outer
WaIl 90 make e pas8age Through the
men managed o. reach lhe yard But
thgra they romainsd Whether thelE
courage failed them and they feared
recaplnr0 and perhaps sevege sentences
Whon co1gictoo, of Whelhef, a. tneg
nov claim, they we're simply trying %
prevent the escape 81 Tom Graham, The
alleged murderer Of W. Isler. aresidont
Of this county, only they themselves
know Howseer that nigh, - cnIy era
hame sealed tbe uah arooud the tsa
and escaped into the woods.
The alarm was given 81 3 telephone
message % central, sent oY AKnette
KsrshaW, the second Of che two men
charged with murder. and Graham was
immediately chased with bloodhoonds
eud rocaptuFed.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-29
csnsus Bureaus Rsgogt ShOws
Cotton 100000 bales Short.

Washington, Oct ~ The census
bureau today Iaaued q report allowing
that s.S25. .6sl hRles. eopnting round
halas AZ half bales. haf haen ginned
from the growth of 1909 % October 1e
a. comnfed with s lo6 fof 1908,
4, l2o 98 fof 1907 uua 4 eel fof 1905
.fhe report showad that BIB 32B baios
hnd been gf1ned n AIahaNa ag com,
pnrtd with liot in 1903, 321, ,6lb jD
Arkansas as 1Feo With 81, l98,
61. c01 ih Elnrita .ng conoared with
9t O27, 4, w 7oo 81 scpoEagha con.
cared With 1.llp. lft o1a 81 Lpuiel,
ena as compefeq via ~, te8y 4l4
10 kissisilol tS coar With o2l :
So9. e68 at a. Narth linn N1 can
pared NTH fI6 eo tof - oe
hella . eoplra w'ie k
see Ia S0ol1 Ln 1 ~ q ~
%. Sl8: aot. IS - ~ 81 con-
blp1 SFifh lgl,ol05 i.5 8l1 l1 ea1n
e cclnpared with Aol17B, apd ,io, ne
iniall other States As compared with
.la62B "a tkI4 report 1874 round
bales were lbcladod aS compared with
iI8, no kor lo0es o7,057, f6R ieo9 and
182, IA fof 1DQBs The number ef Sea
Island bales Included Wns Sc, aa
eolnDaftd with 81 0ls fot 1905, iB,77b
Tor feo7 anA - tol f0f 1906
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-29

OfHrs. Couslanilas AlSsro, eceuFrsd
FSlaay nlsht Erom Asais indi-
sstlsa

FEidag nisht Erem Aeate ln1l-
Sastlsa
The sudden death. lsst Friday after-
noon, Of Mrs. Constantine Algego. was
q great ohoek "a hor many fEisadg. she
.was q her usual health On Thnrsday,
ai nttack tliit night 81 seuto indigsa-
- tofmlun fatally.
Mr.. Algelo. who was Miss Matte
Cobatn bSstFe her marriage. was born
"a f.auisgIll4. Kgs, But htB lived @ Tai
lahasses since her early giriho0d. On
ApFll 81. 1884 she Wag married % Ars
not,ntine Algero, q pronllnent groceg
and ifhIt INT ol ma city. 10
thea tg1s born e,o oae 1o1le, both 81
ahon are sDared to hs a e0ntggt .
tathsg in hl9 seesR gFIaf anq lqRPl
: a. funeral services q Mn. klgogo
zee gsad 8anlgi l11ftlng - - resi-
lnee. ~ Rags J.ll8a a,ttrsof 4.t1t
naNti1t ChuPe1s of Brh eon4r |r1
ths 81 asd 0ao a lae1lIel, 90 lafeF-
mcat wa made IN tie city eometsfy.
.t Httlf-ef1 fSsl<Ns ~ y lsia S
w.wasa nnWnURwne t
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-29

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=. 49, =
f 1nIeeenoS8 an4 Dl19laef.
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RIB i.ae palt 1aW GAYS ns4 f1'-
. several citizens fhe follow
Wer whrf nrrnnah usee fho
~. y. - ; 'I,,.. =. .,...-,.-
=. 49, ~
le anaAs NE t4-
City MoIset Wa ct41I1leo
c1co of the CitIcDs. tt
ltal there should b gone
9 Irosa meats, ne1,
n - bought With some
W ~ tes en ard also where
cao - az ep1iecied
tglIcn aEd dieki0n.
wcE % md query. Was
lnbliehed f1 1o purpose %
alao Waa Werod thus
sn1 fo-8ccone a civic iu-
ahould - self.supp bat
no4 bo E money-nalzlng ma
% the dotriment Of the public
convenience and comfort
nnswers give rise % another
ns Does the Tallahassee Market
re requirements for which a
listed The h0tockeepef
~ her own marketing has but
er "a thia. MOI
fe % elaco within tie city'a
lhnf p more reDellant 10 3 lady
ht CITY Market. It q uuspealEa,
NV. hrscdne place for dIes.
place fof negro idlers. and the
"a rnaIfe With Hr1ella Chief oI
1ts rlench of cheap Whlsiey.
teF vent into tha nlatkot last
~ rlorninR Rnd Was thost ughly
ItA n avsi 4 eont onS.
o. n sSeea fl,hp. idle negroes
4 Afo aeV "a 6ffh
esReki6e coarse ioset. u.
e. and ntkinR the
an Cf dud taik ana bd
1he oiot 6f wi lit9
egofvl ne reuIndiht o16
lia 1se g .tb tbt
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The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-29

PloRFee Street street Park VIII bs tie
Scena 81 Aetisn n ne Contest Bs-
tween IaliaAassss and cSlum-


When the whistle b sounded this az
ternoon at Monroe Street Park with the
Teams Of Tallahassee and Columbia
College oppOaing each other, the sur
rounding hills win echo with the yells
that enlIvened the town In the good old
college days. For the first time IN ave
years TelIahasaes win Be the ncene Of
contest in the great American Game, 90
each one sh0uld make it q point to Be
there and help cheer the boys to VIC
tory.
That TIE contest win be q lively one
and full OF Ginger and lie, win be
seen By the probablo line up. While
Tallahassee'a Is not strictly q college
bunch, an have been coaehed well, and
by now know the principle points Of che
game. The Columbia boys have tried
their teeth once this seasOneand know
what they can do Although they were
defeated N their first contest, they have
lost 10 time IN preparing for this con
tsat. and one can feel confident when
purchasing their ticket that they wa
get their m0ney's worth before the
game ends.
Coaches MeCord and Apployard have
spent much tine with ths homo boys (;
drilling them e0ustantiY each after
noon and although their practice has
been mostly ~ The night tina under
are lamps, en- excellent team y the
result Of their lnbore.
Under the new raleo, The open asli
Rama d tho most nlloccsBiul and elimi-
mates much az the roughneas % pre-
dominant iu the Old etyle of play. The
forward uaas CD che alkIn tsttufe Of the
neW atglo end b. mighty pretty work
Whan uaed s,iecosefnllE Ae tk1 home
boys have pot yet ad q chance % totl
Z a. sff h0th against % opnoeing elog-
a.. ttAit Sork with t1is play b ~ 0a-
knnugn nnentifV, but - sUla that yt1
81 thara. q sas theiT hroa uetempt
With TIE forward paea, tha Colgmpla
b6ys ~ eutterei they having vprksd q
sueesssfally b Jac.sonyiiie tepeatesdly
n s style couprod p Very Claaay. " !
The rnrna Wip ~ eaIl "a Pronaplly @
atte o'eipek' A4miaslqn va Res g
a, bsobabis line-ups wmbss
Cbla lhia--I Ianeehi kirkland, Coach ;
h e. NTH, ManageF; =. ~ Treble.
Caulain and Left End u M. Apples
ward. Left Tackle s.. w. Brooks, lokt
naFS w. Ts Applegard, Center ].
M. GrlfRn, Right tilards Burns Mgors,
Right Tackle "a, Henry Right knd !
o. A. Carson, Jr, Quarter Arthur
Fielder. Left HAlfback; lands Blsch,
Right Halfback Martin O'B6rry, Foll-
back Substitutes, Ksrna RaNla, Q. p
Martin.
TeIishassee-W. G. Peterman, Left
End Walter Tryon. Left Tackle ],
d. Cay, Jr., Left Guard; a. ]. Crouch
ar. Center r. L. Elliott, Right Guard;
n. ]. Appieysrd. Jr.. Right Tackle ,
o. q. jacob, Right End Bradford
Byrd, Quarter; p. N. Mabfy, Jr.,
Right Halfbaci Guyts P. Nee I'd,
Coach, Left Halfbacs. and A. n. Henry,
Fullback Substitutes, Samuel Moran,
4. 3. TFantham, Gus Ragedale, Lester
Wells and c. b. Gwynn, Jr.
Ne. Walters. MeLin and Prof. ~ r
Smith will prOba big Ofliciate.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-29
JOhRS0H..HEANS,
a Tallahassss esnlsmAA Wsas =
naaatIlal ChaisAnaaaa GArI.

y A9Alo0aA4ao N4MAaMAA WeAl .
neaetifal ChatlAnoe6a eArl.
FROM q resent Issue Of The Chatta-
nOoga Tines We copy the following;
The home Of hr. and Mrs. r. Z.
Means, on Douglass street, vac the
scene Of g beautiful wedding thia after.
noon, when their dauehler, Miss Maud
Means became the BRIDE Of Ar Robert
.. Johns0n, ~ Tallahassee, Fla. The
weddi0g took place at 2 o'clock, Or. j.
"A. Baylor performing the ceremony.
using The ring serviee
Palms and fernB were used Ia the dec
orations og the rooms with white roses.
n The living room, where the ceremony
took plaee, palms were banked hlgn,
forming IN lmpfoYised altar.
An Informal reception was held fol-
loving the ceremony when punch was
served The ten girls who ectee -
maids curing the wedding assisted ~
receieing and serving the guests. The
SEEDING gifta we're unusually handsome,
and consisted pf silverWnre, cut glass
and hard -galnted china
Mr and MfB. Johnson left on the B
o'cloek train for q wedding trip along
the east coast, after which they win be
as hone IA Iailahaesee, Fla,
Amon3 tha out OF town guests we're (:
Miss Frances johnson, OF Tallahasgee.
his Aafeurss Mansfield, Of Winchss'
~ Emile Means. Of Touussua.
Nr B. A. Logan. Of L0uisvills.
~. 5ooss. 81 8lrmingham.
81 sha marriage of Miss Mad Aeare
10 ~. yohnern, Chatfanooga ioaea one
of hf IlI)al oooI1r and atrfsetlYe Eir|1.
1e ksi1t DobnlaE IN f1glleal nnd
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