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The Washington times., 1909-01-25
Guest List Includes Number
of Debutante Friends
of Daughter.
AFFAIRS PLANNED
FOR MRS. SWANSON
Spends Week With Mrs. Charles b.
HOwry, Who Receives
This Afternoon.

Mrs. William Manning Irwin wife Of
Commando Irwin L, s. ~ was hostess
aJ daintily appointe- lsuchcou today.
having as her guests a number o. the
debutaute friends of her attractive
young daughter, Miss Annie Irwin. one
Of the seasons buds.
The company included Countess Alex
andra Bernstorff, daughter OF the Ger
man ambassador: Miss Eva de Lager
crantz, Miss Mary de Lagercrantz.
daughters OF the Swedish minister; Miss
Katherine Weeks. Miss Caroline Shep-
ard, Miss Elizabeth Howry, Miss Har-
riet Hatch. Miss Amylita Talbot. Miss
Vera Downing. Miss Lille Finley. Miss
Alice Boyd Miss Katherine Crane. Miss
Frances Webster, and Miss Ruth Bliss
The table was effectively decorated
with a large centerpiece OF Richmond
roses and the guests received corsage
bouquets Of the roses.
Mrs Claude A. Swanson, wife o. the
governor Of Virginia, arrived IN Wash
inaton this afternoon to spend the week
with Mrs. Charles =. HowTy, wife OF
Judge Howry. In their home or / street.
Mrs. Swanson viii receive with Mrs
Howry and Miss Howry this afternoon
Mrs. Lamar. wife Of Representative La
mar, VIII preside at the tea table for
Mrs Howry.
A number Of entertainments have been
planned for the week in honor OF Mrs.
Swanson.
The Washington times., 1909-01-25
At Italian Embassy.

the italian Ambassador and Baroness
Mayor des PIanches were hosts inform
ally at dinner last evening at the en-
bassy in honor Of Prince Pospigllosl, or
italy. wao is their guest FOR a few days
The other guests were the Belgian
minister, Baron AIoncheur, the coun-
selor Of the embassy; Mr- MOntasliaTi
Mr. CeltarO. Mr.. Cora Prof. RaEalioii
Lieutenant Camperio, and Prof Alto
iic0, Of the embassy staff,
The Washington times., 1909-01-25
Ms McMiIIan,s Dinner.

Mrs Mcmillan. widow OF senator
James Mcmillan was hostess at a din
ner party last evening in her homo oH
Vermont avenue for her granddaughter.
Miss Grace Jarvis arr her nance, Press
ton Gibson.
The Washington times., 1909-01-25

Capt. Clyde D. v Hunt entertained at
dinner last evening at the willard Hotel
Admiral and Mrs Andrew Dunlap, Mrs.
LeaviLL Hunt, Miss Pauldings Miss
Naude Dacre Hunt, Senator Dillingham;,
Major William r. Horton, Capt Julius
penn, and Gerard Barry,
The Washington times., 1909-01-25

The call 10 the District Commissioners
TO JaSe matters into their own hands
and clean the streets, would fall on more
willing ears if Congress were uo+ right
on the job with its hands on the purse
stri- IS.
The Washington times., 1909-01-25

Hostess at Luncheon.
Mrs Robert Hinckley was hostess AT
luncheon yesterday, having amonS her
guests the NiscOuuJ and NiscounteSs DE-
MarteI Miss Laura Jackson, Miss Hun
Mr.. Ekengren. Count Ugglas, and VI.
Bowie Clarke.
The Washington times., 1909-01-25

a little trouble over the streets is a
cieaaiLi thing Must Congressman wade
round through the muCk2 Isn't there
ginger enough iu tlis plagued District
government % keep The crossings clean2
But u is all right TO .1ut up combu-,tble
school buildings. 10 leave half the .oun-
y without sewers, 20 condemn all our
prisoners 10 Ja.ls worse than crowded
ana associations worse than dangerous.
and 10 cripple an the forces Of public
safety the year around for lack Of
surds.
The Washington times., 1909-01-25

Looks from these charges and counter
charges as though there might some
aay be still another jamestown sur
vivOrs' Association.
The Washington times., 1909-01-25

The Brazilian Ambassador and Maze.
NabucC were hosts at dinner last even
Iue. as is their custom on Sunday even
Ing, having as their guests the members
OF the embassy staff and a few friends
The Washington times., 1909-01-25

AIr and Mrs. Heunen Jennings were
hosts at dinner last evening.
The Washington times., 1909-01-25
Hammons-Gleeson

Miss Gussie Alma lannon's. dauEhter,
OF Judge and Mrs. J. 4. Hammons. Of
Eastland, Texas, was married ar 8
o'clock today to Andrew Gleason. 1T-
son of the late Andrew Gleason and
Mrs Gleason. of this city, the Rev
Eugene Hannah offciatin-
The ceremony. which took place iH
ST. Martins Catholic Church. was al
tended bv a number of relatives and
f-ieuds. and after an informal reception
~ tEe church, Afr- and Mrs Gleason
left Washington for Palm Beach, where
they will spend some time. before re.
turning 20 washington their future
ECG.e.
Ms Ida Peabody viii entertain
tr- Lincoln Circle iI her home sLs (
street. az a musicale followed By euChrr
tins evening
Charles r. Beaumet and John r.
Lcaly were hosts az q dance Saturday
evening Ht Z2I7 Washington Circle Mrs.
Albert Klein acted as CEapeTous for TIE
party and the guests were Mrs TT =
stowe, Miss Ethel ELaddaWay. Miss
Katharine Miles. Miss Lena NiCes. Kiss
Miss Bessie Thompson. Miss Lydia
Ntabe, AIiss Aida Webster Miss Eliza
beth Slntou. Miss Marallde GOude. Law
renee Wilson. George DiEcLCs Egef
DlEGler. Charles D-sG-Cr. James R-snrrr
Richardson, Bernard Wilson, Fred
Klein, Henry HamUelmagG, Harry San
otrs. Charles IreadWell, Hugo Lehman.
many OF them from Baltimore. and Her
man Deick. o. PhiIadeipb.s-
The Washington times., 1909-01-25

The Times IS served In the city OF Wash
luEtun and District Of Columbia by news
bcys, who deliver and collect for the paper
an their own account at the rate OF cents
week
Entered az tie nastoflle al Washington,
-. @. as second class matter.
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. %. 1909.
The Washington times., 1909-01-25

Mayor Johnson is 10 run again En-
Cleveland. Must find scent fares a
pretty scant campaign rgnl.
1t viii not behoove us to smile too
broadly over Cuba's combined crisis
under her own government until We
make up 20 the crises constantly on tap
- some of our OWL Hayanas.
The church militant would appear to
be getting in little target practice Ia
some OF orr Washington congregations
Benzoate OF soda win hardly cake the
place OF bread and milk at that
Illinois had trouble enough nominal
ing AIr. Deaeen 20 be governor 10 make
10 worth whine lust 20 pass Rim alonG.
and use him E. ~aak TIE GeadIolE over
The Senat0rsLh
London is said 10 be "skep,fcal over
The Russian loan" Loudoa has the right
attitude OF the money ceute~, an right
Spring is go the air sure enough. Here
IS one Of our contemporaries out with e.
story that the home team may ger q
good start"
The Washington times., 1909-01-25

A dance VIII be given tonight at the
Confederate Veterans Home. 1872 Nef-
mont avenue, under the ausuices Of JHe
StoueHaN Jackson Chapter, l. D. G.
The Washington times., 1909-01-25

No doubt old Andrew Jackson had the
same contempt for these artist feIIers
when be planted the Treasury Building
plumb across Pennsylvania avenue.
The Washington times., 1909-01-25

Mayor johnson is 10 run again In
Cleveland. Must find Scent fares q
pretty scant campaign fund.
The Washington times., 1909-01-25

Inc church militant wouid appear to
be getting JIM a little target practice Ia
some OF orr Washington congregations
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-06
Ies Wprbes idmlbia.

8 III q \ a. Hebr., ). September.-
Corporal 9psIc 9robtree bon Troop
y" bes 3. 0lmoes.a apalerie .Gcgi.
nfnts. peld)er Der grmoronng oes
Commanders oes Troop" GnpitGn
Sobn 6. &opmono, ongcftagt mar.
nllrbe bier iduloig erflGrt mo 5l
letenslanglifcr Soit pe%rurtbcilt.
mcld)c CT in Dem Milit1r. 3iidtbonic
5n 2caueniportb, SIS, 5u perbiiBcn
Gubcn miro. Tas Veroift muroe i'm
Dieii9cn Mrmec.Saiptauarticr publ.
5irt uno beri,bte aui Dem Vciunoc
fcs ariegs9erid)ts, lpcld)cs Den angc.
f.ngten p~ro5ciiirt botte, uno oclicn
llrtbeil pom 8eneral Charles Nor.
ton. DEM Gommanoeur ocs Tepnrtc.
ments Riiiouri. gcncbmigt porocn
ipdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-06
Hplisiif ppn Wegern crid)pHcn.

GInrfsbnle, Wiii., 5. Sept
TcIi5iit @alter wurbe gcitern Abelto
cridoiicn, oils CT in cine Siittc Elm.
Slloringen pcrluftc, in wclher bier
9tcser CUR 3cit anseblid nit eincm
Saiorhipiel ~beiddftiet paren. Gie
9tegcr murbcn perbaftet uno ein Mob
%rpttctc lid) %5liammen, UNI lie 81 Inn.
G,en. Giner Der, @eiangencn, uno
guar bcricnigc, welder, mic ieinc @e-
fdfrtcn bcbaupten, Den Moro tbat-
iGd)tid brgins, wor in5ipiid]en aus
irgcno cincm 8r1nlbc in 6reibcit &c.
icst moroelt. un6a Die Menge brad,
Sabcr, a%ltltntt bic mnocren Nc9cr at
linden. aui, hin oclt gutlaiicnen cil,.
suiongcn. 9is icet lit &C nod nid)t
Gclmhgcn, bcnielbcn 5i crpiid)en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-06
,Gtrnria" in 9Sropibenec.

Yropibence. U. s., 5. Sept.
Ter italicniid)e Stronger .gtruria"
.eing bier geltcrn Dor 9lnfer uno lit
ms critic auslGnOiide 9rie9sidiii
.'eit Dem Hepolutionsfricsc, mcldes
htl bieiigcn 5aien anlauit. DDS
.Shiff fprrbe NIT Heip Natioualialut
teariiBt, woraiii Ole iammtIiden
sdlepper uno gampier lire Iampi-
ertonnct lieBen, Rad Dem
,iiblid)en geIud)saustapid nit benz
iApnll,lar-a senten @aSioiio 0crpena
.l!iadlte Der %Gommanoeur Ser .Gtrl,.
LID" @raf ~. 9conaroi 81 Galqlino.
Dem Bouperneiir Mram !. Yotbicr
int Staatsgebdlioc ieinc giifipartiina,
iiito oieier %crwibcrte Den gciud fur3
harauf. Wdbreno hires Nuientbalts
in Fropioencc werocn OifiSiere uno
Mannifaiten bcs arcu5ers BON ibren
bieiisen 2nnoslciiten ietirt pcrbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-06
4eursc Simpn's @erbrcdcn.

Grmorbete ieine Wutter unb beablidl-
tigtc, alldb ieine gruut ilno ieilten
Satcr 5i tobten. - grid,oB lid,
bei'm Grideinen Der Eoli5ei.
Yottspillc, Yn,, 5. Sept. -
Gin blutgetranftcs Said)entild) ruiter
hcu lcppid inter einenl 9ureou i'm
3immer George j, Simons' cntbiiltr
cos @ebcinnib Scr grt nlo @eiic,
fpie Der cntartete Sobn icine Wuttcr
Ehocbe Simons umgcbrad)t battc.
Ger 6iino lGGt fcinen 3pciicl mebr
narilber oitffommelt, boB Der illngc
Wanh mlrflih Der Moroer iciner
Muttfr lit, pbwobl Der Selbitmoro
Georges bel icincr observation-disclosures
@%erbaftlnlg ocm Yoli5eid)cf Iapies
@cneis acnitg iiir ieinc uripriil,9lifc
Stecric oiiitfte. 9llltigc @~loccbono.
ldnibc. Die Dem iutgen Wnnne seborr
lattcn, ipuroen alcidiollS an o%ericl-
ben STEELE gcfunocn. Inter ocnl
2eppid i'll Enrlor muroe cine Nrobe
@lntlafe cntbcdt, mnS Den @laubclt
bcleItigt, boB Der Morocr icinc Mut.
Ter in oielent 3immcr tobtete uno Die
Sclhc Damn nod einem pbcrcu 3im.
il!er trilN. no lie gcilmbcn muroc.
Sp1tere Grmittclungcn lolicn oic
slnnabme bercdtigt eriheincl,, bob
Simons olld) nod Die Grmoroung
iciner grout, SRI. Siolo Sartronit,
fic CT nad) Der 5bot ouiiudte. &C.
plant bate. SIS lieaen iogor NnSei-
d)en oafiir Dor, bab Der unnotiirlidc
Sobn icIbit Dor Der grmoroing lei.
hes SoterS nidt 5uribd acidredt iciil
miiroe. Vcioe Gerbrefen iolltcn OF.
ftnbar 9~eitern Abeno polliiibrt mcr.
ocn, mo MIR Der llmltono, Dob bos
%~nifinocu Der 2eide Der Wutter Dem
Sobne Die Eoli5ci auf hcn SAILS
trad)tc, pcrbinbcrtc tic. las Sdcll-
lal cridob iid) in @egemort ieincr
Srout, ais CT chen perboftct wcrbe,l
iolltc. Simons bate bos WGodcn
iibcrrcoct, nit linn om Abeno einell
Spa5icrgoltg 81 m1tcrncbmen, nmb
ric To%rbereitllngcn bn5ll lpuren be.
rcitS getrofien, ais Die EoliSci ill.,;
Grldeinen madtc, mas ocn jrnge,
Mann pcranlabte, lid Der iroiihcu
Hcredtigfeit ourf einen SduB in Die
Sdlaic 81 cnt5ieben. Sri. Sartronit
1T iclIcnfelt oapon iiber5eugt, bob ibr
Scbcn MIR boourdU erbalten mlrbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-06

~Soben lid oie GampferIinien
nid)t iiber bus l1ele Spitem be.
idJtpert?" muroe Der Collector ge-
fragt.
.Woelidcr @ciie", cr,uibcrte &err
2oeb. nober id fam bill5uiebeil, ooB
gcpiiie 2erte nidt mebr 10 erfola-
reid i'm Shmuegeln aeipeien iinb,
oils tic cs friiber march,"
Capt. 2emlp 9citprbcn. >
Gapit1n Sanuel s. 2cmlp. Der eln-
Itiac @cncrol- Mubitcur Der Narine,
meld)er anldblih Der befanilten In.
teriuh,ing iiber Dos &crbalten bes
Nomirals Sdlcp in Der Sdlad)t bel
'Santiago in bie Sefientlihfcit trat,
lit bier imr ct. @li5ubetb'S oipital"
g%cltorben.
Captain Samiicl Conrad 2emlD
botte ON ii. Wdrs 1853 IN Salent.
N.-G., bas 9ift Der @elt crblidt nno
obiolpirte Die Warine. afaoemie i'm
Sitter bon 20 Sabren. Scds Sabre
ipatcr riidte er gum &ange zines er-
item 9%ieutenonts ouf lno otente 6ci
.rcridieoenen St1ben, bis er i'm Sabre
1892 gum CAPTAIN uno @enerol.a
hiteur crnarnt muroe. gu bieiem
sImt m,lrbe CT i'm Sabre 1896 gum
s%,reitcn Mol ernonnt uno trat I'M
Sabre 1902 in Den Hubcitanb. 9olb.
heralti m,lBte CT lpegen elmer Herpen-
iibcrrei5uug in Der &esicrings.Sr.
ultanitnlt iu @aibington auinnbmc
finbeu. Inter benz aomirol Sdlcp,
meld)em CT ipater iii oem erpGbntcn
EroSeb %se9cniibcr itano, botte CT aili
hcm .Giicr" auf Der iiloatlontiiden
Station iulo ipdtcr aiii Der r5bctiS"
grbient. pelde Sblep bel Der @reelp.
&iiIiscrpeoition i'm Sabre 1884 be,
icbiigte. Semlp salt audi fir cincn
tlidtigcu .,Suriltcn mo nomentlit
nuroe ibm cine genallc 8cuntnib bcs
Scerchts 5ngeid)ricben.
Ypit auf ben Ybilip..
pincn.
Ncgicriln9sbcomte elalbem, bob
llnd Den ncllcil 3oQbcitimmlungcn
Die Ebilippinen cin groBcS 6eIb fir
ocn SerfeDr init YoitanitrGgen bic.
ten. @icle 8irnen id)einen BORT @e.
idditc etoblircn uno iid Der Yoltaut.
trGge beoienen 81 mollell. Cine Sir.
lna lud)tc ioear nm Die 3uicnoung
bon 10000 Gremploren Der neilclt
9%citimmungen iiber ben @aarcnper.
febr 5riiden ben Ser. Stnotcn uno
Den Ebilippinell mad.
Gas ein5ige GrforberniB bel Moos
rcnienbuitgen 5ipiihen oen beioen
SGnoern lit Gin Gertififot.
9as Sdobomt bot bereits Elm ioldes
Sornlular oui9eitcllt nnO bic Ser,pol-
ting Der Hbilippii,cn iptro bent gei.'
IpieIe fplacn. 49,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-06
Wulipa ,,tyb iibcn.

S6icngo Sas., s.. Scptcmbcr.
@il6,lr @lcnn 8oliun, Der MmtS.
itadyioIacr Sobn Ilcronoer Gpipcp's
ais firdlid,es G%berboupt bon 3iull
Gitp, neld)er bier cine Sait bon icds
Monaten bat antreten miiiicn neil CT
il cincm bon einem @laubcnsgcnoi-
ien ongeitrenatcn Yerlcum0unespro-
1cB Die erfonntc 8clobnbe bon $10.-
600 hid)t be5ablte, lit nit eincm uoll
linn cinecreid)ten Sabcas Gorpus-an IN.
troge abecnicien iporocn. ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-06
On cimcr Iabrif crmprbet.

u binelanoer. @isc., 8. Sept.
= @iaiam Scoiiclo, Nott-% ormolnl
III Der 6obrif Der ~@isconiin Teneer
g." ipnroe pabrenb Der l~esten9tadlt
I'M Soiiterrain bes Embellishments
nit ciuem aniippel erid)logen. gm
Itclo porber bate or cinen Strcit
nit mebrcrcn Arbeitcrn, lpcIfe NC.
gen Srunfenbcit c%ntlaiicn worocl
marel. @incr Der WGnner, Nomcns
9ouis anicline, beiinoet lid, in Saft.
Scoiielb mar perbeiratbct unb binter.
lGbt mebrerc &inoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-06

NltB, Mtld)acl Su)heepet9er, Sth]'
Geo, 6cnrp GieicfinA Sobn @olier,
Guit. Seller, George SiNing u1b ..
e. Seroo. Sic Auiiid)t iibcr noS
Yrciatcgcln batter Die &crren ailg.
Wobel mo Sernl. &iesling. Sooon1t
moren tb1ti9 III Der &ild)e DIE
1rollcn .Sdnccberger, Gnoel, Soilc
unb Soimeier unb an GiScrcnteltono
Die Sroren Sdnpur5 ulo aicSling.
IS EN- Gonclope" in 9~etters
9lui Dem Sompier n@cneral 5. u.
Gurnont" nutcronbm aeItern oaS
Sem Gonclapc Nr. s" ponl GerbeI'
icrtcn Sroen Ser .&cptdiophcn" cine
Grfuriion nod 9ettarton. Gie 9etbci'
ligullg. al, Der @oiieriohrt nor ilbcr
Grportcn grpB nno oic Geranltol-
tun9 ipuit cine redlt criolgrelte.
Nod) tcrrlid ucrlcbten Stnhoen olit
Dem Moiier febrtcll Die Nlsflilgler
crit 5u ipdter Stunoe noblbebolten
am Eicr Nr. 1 Der ErattItraBen'
@eritc ulriid. Sll Sol1c oeS bciti9en
@inocs berrid)tc bober Secgung mo
botten bic Grfurlionilicn oit lbrc
licbe Motb, ibr @lcidgclpidt 81 bal
ten.
.Scptoopbcn" in Een.M t.
Nod) ocn blollen Bergen ltltcr'
nobnl gcitcrn bus vGictorio Gonclopc
~. 4l7" pom Gcrbciicrten Srbcn
Der nScptalopben" cine @rfulion, al
mcld)cr hd) mcbrtre Sunoert Wit-
1liebcr nit Sreilnben, &erranotcn
unb Somoilienon9cborigcn betbeilig.
len. Gos @ctter mar ben nSeptoio.
pbcn" redt bolb mo iomit Die Ser
9nii9lngsrciic cine rett interciinnte
uro Dor ollcn 0in9cn ocmiitblidc.
S~oeoles Sommerfel bes
~2eutd ) II n9ori d)
Sie0erfron5."
Sn 9enfcrt's Eorf al Der Gpricp
Game lit ea geItern gon5 b%clonocrS
lcbtoit bergcoongen. 6rcilid, no
iid) Die oll5cit ~flotten Mitglieoer oes
vGcutld 3 lln1oriihen 2ieocrfron5"
in Walie 5nlommcniinbcnL bo mnlb
ia ltets 9ult uno eitel ISrclloc berr-
ihcn. Son Dem olls Den Mitglicbern
Sobn gaifl, Mottbius SGgcr. Ste
nhon @ob unO Geo. Scn1nlcrdcr PC.
benocn arrangements = Gonliit 100.
rem northumberland &orbcreitunocl
Hetroftcn luoroen. Inn alid) Die groGc
Walie Der @ciud)cr mad, itocr Hid).
tuilD FIN 5ufricbcn SIT itcQei. Gos
ut Den Scrrcn aud p~nllIt1nbig &C
llngcll, ilno 10 entluicfcltc lid) oieies
SpmmcrfcIt az cincnl criolgreiden
nno urgcniltbliden. Nn llntcrbol.
tlIn1 mar IL teincr @ciic Mongcl;
cs lullrOc uicl llnd) ocn &lGltgen bcS
Frof. Irib Scrbid'i den OrdcltcrS
tlott gctun5t unO llltcr Der @citumN
oss Girigcntcn i. Sod ilciBio
9elingcn. limo al Ben ielltten
GiicllcL aus bcncn id)Gnmcnocr
0crIteninit i%pruoelt,, bielten iif Ole
madcren trinficitcn Geutid). "llngorn
nit Torlicbe oIi; lie icIblt uno lire
Srclnloc fonnen lid Nun einnlol nit
ocn nnouloiomen Mufer-glenlcnten
oltrd)olls nidt pertragcn. Cos Set
mar ia, pelln nlldJ Gin itorfer @ino
ging, bonn bcrrlifIten @ettcr bcgiill.
ltigt. &ortr1gc %crilitcr llllo hcitcrcr
art morcn i'm Yrpgromm porgcicbeu.
VclnltlNllI0cn oIlcr grt COB es iiir
Sulla Nnb Mit. Sic @inocr erbieltcn
@cihcnfc lurO an oic Sicger Del ocll
Spielen pnroen Yrciie p%ertbeilt.
Sctt trcIfcn Die Singer umialienoc
arrangements fir eir groBeS Mciu-
@lc'efclt, lueld)es Gnbe bieics Monats
IN @ob'a Sallc in Soclllt-Eoillt Itutt.
iilbcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-06
Meoisiniidc Mn5eiacn.
DIR. r, ~SAPPINGTON'S
Sifhcr. unh Sdiittclfrnff. Mniihni.

Sir 1ietcr, 5ruft uno sdnitts.irot etc. Ginc
Ilnlde ihrlrt, rro es iieui itb feln 5lpeiter
@ahs nnb oerineicn' St.dFe. 9,pn auen spo.
ibcfcrn %pcrinuit. RreiS 81. (Hna4. tWfi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-06
&crmiidte tclearaphiide 0epeiden.

Sn Buffalo, ~, bat ein 5eler
cinen 5beit Der nclen Sdaiit1ae Der
Wieboie bon iGit.Ynffalo in Aide &c.
lcat. gtno 1900 Sd)aie perbranl,.
ten. Ger Shaoen miro auf $4,000
scid)Gtt.
Sn Der Sntnrip.gai ocs Onta.
r:o.See's, nnpcit Sanop Greet, g..
o.. crtranfen Sarpep Sinma,t, ieinc
Grau uno ieine 1ohter, aus Yulasfi
tei'm aentern hires Ruoerbootes.
,1pei neitere WGnner, Die lid 1T benz
ycofe beian6en, milroen gerettet.
9. 6. Snrre. emit elmer Scr an
n%ciebcnIten Ntbleten Der eroc uno
Ereisgetpinner ocs eriten anerifoni.
id)en atbleten-l Teams, oas nod eng.
Iono biniiber a..i,g, wurbc in Crnoro,
Col, ani einem SplSboi tobt aniac.
ihrlScm. Wcbcimnib nmgicbt icincn
IoO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-06
Erulibitionsseict amircd)t crbaltcn.

Gbattanooga, 2enn., 3. Sep'
tcmbcr. = Ias Don Der lcbten. Sc
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-03-24
PARIS WIRE STRIKE AT END
MEN DECIDE TO RETURN TO
WORK TO-DAY.
Minister Of Public Works Refuses to
Promise Resignation of Under
Secretary Simyan.

Paris, Mar. 22.-The great strike of
the employees of the post Office depart
ment, which has practically isolated
Paris and cut off France from commu-
nicatien with the outside world for the
past week, has collapsed. The strike
committee yesterday decided to call on
the employees aud made the first move
to effect a settlement, virtually suing
for peace. The government met the
committee half way.
Representatives of the linemen
called on M. Barthou, minister of pub
lie works, ostensibly for the purpose
of protesting against the charges that
they had cut the wires, but during the
course of the interview they commu-
nicated to the minister the terms on
which the allied associations collec-
lively would resume work. These
were, first, the resignation of M. Sim
yam, under secretary of posts and tele-
graphs; second, that no employe
should be dismissed on account of the
strike They also desired the assur-
ance that the delegates of the associa-
ton hereafter should be permitted to
lay their grievances directly before
the minister of public works.
NJ Barthou received the deputation
ia conciliatory spirit. He said that
the government could not discuss the
resignation of an official except with
parliament, but he practically gave the
delegation the satisfaction they de-
handed on other points, explaining
to them, however, that the government
had not yet exercised it's right of dis
missal. He said that warnings had
been sent to every striker without ex-
ception to appear for duty not later
than tomorrow Moreover, he agreed
to receive the representatives of the
associations whenever they had griev-
ances to present. Premier Clemen-
ceau later met the deputation and con-
firmed M. Barthou's statement.
At the conclusion of these inter
views with the ministers the strike
committee met and decided upon the
resumption of work today.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-03-24
BOICE PRAIRIE.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Good weather for the la gripp All
Otto Vesperman is visiting rela-
tives in Rockville.
The Aupperle school re-opened
Monday last after short vacation.
Glen Vesperman is confined to his
bed with pneumonia.
The rock school was closed couple
days last week through the illness Of
the teacher Miss Alice Mcdonald.
Louis Vesperman is recovering from
fractured rib received some time
ago through a fall.
Clarence and Esther Morehouse
visited few days last week in Pres
ton.
The Lickel school closed last Fri
day for spring vacation, Miss Nettie
Finney teacher.
Charles Vesperman is suffering
with q very painful eye. A few days
ago he had the misfortune of piercing
it with wire while working on a
telephone line. r,rv,.r
Lagrippe has got the grip on
several different ones around here.
Even the school ma am don't escape
it's clutches.
Henry Schrader of Potosi is en-
ployed in capacity as farm hand with
Theodore Longmier for the summer.
Tom Blewett of Lancaster visited
with John Meyers last week.
Alfred Peacock of Lancaster is
assisting James Bevins with his farm
duties at present.
Levi Garner OF Lancaster was down
on his farm getting some wood to-
gether
Nelson Jeide of Lancaster has come
to board with Ed. L. Vesperman for
the summer. OF course he will help
plough. harrow, milk the cows, hold
his chair down at meal times and
various other things assigned to one
around the farm.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-03-24
PLEASANT POINT.

Special Correspondence TO the Herald.
Mrs. John Haeffner visited at John
Theirs last Monday.
Mrs. Kate Burgraff, of Potosi,
came to Everett Muldoon's Sunday
for a short visit.
. DR.. Fowler was called to the VIM
Oyer home Saturday morning on &C.
count of the illness of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oyer. They have both been ailing for
some time and we hope they will soon
recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thier and little
daughter, Velma, spent Sunday at
George Quick's.
Andrew Quick called at Haeffner S
and Geo. Quick's Saturday on bust
ness.
Miss Vera Shaw visited with her
cousin, Aggie Ramshaw, last week.
One of the many things which the
Herald subscribers like about the
paper, is that they get the news day
ahead of those who have not yet
realized what they are missing. We
advise those people to subscribe right
away and get all the news.
Mrs. Herman Bast called at Oyer 8
Saturday.
The following were in Lancaster
Saturday: Chas. and Riley Graney,
Ralph King, John Haenffer, Will
Thier and Sam Galbraith.
A number in this neighborhood ex-
pect to saw wood this week.
Aggie Ramshaw and Vera Shaw
were at Oyer's Saturday helping
Porter in his duties as housekeeper
and nurse.