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up very quietly and put hts arms
around her neck and whispered,
In q shaky little voice, You may
give my ship to jamie"
Mother looked very happy, and
she Rugged him 80 tight that he
didn't feel 10 very bad. but he
tried not t. look toward the wIn-
dow seat where he had kept II,
for It made . queer little lump
come into his throat.
They had been 1t the seashorc
several days. He ana Helen were
making tunnels IN the sand. How
ard looked mp, and what do you
think? Coming across the sard
was father. carrying = ship, larger
than the one he had given jamie.
II had little wooden sailors ON
the deck and little anchor. He
and Helen were delighted ana
wanted to sail 1t right away. Az
father put It into Towards arms
he said.
"This, Howard, IL a reward for
your kindness to jamie. am
very glad you were 30 unselfish. Z
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-07
The ROYAL COMPENDIUM
By staart b. stone.

Ganley placed the Royal Com
pendulum of Literature, Science
and Art upon the low. stone wall
and peeped through the iron gate
tor inc0nsiderate dogs. Nothing
stirred within the immense, park
Ike fnclnsure, however, and, TAX
ing mp the heavy prospectus. he
passed mp the cedar~lined walk to
~ big. Uncovered mansion. The
Qulet gloom Of the great, brick
4oQeo rather frightened him. but
~ needed funds for the final year
= the technical school. and he eel
A. he tugged at the oid-fash-
Soue4 bell knob, Ganley ran over
~ ~ mind the multiform merits
3 ~ books Before the door had
- hnlf opened. he was well into
I'D Introductory statement:
Madam, have here the most
toUno1ngly sumptuous and ex-
&o9r6imnry complete compilation
zootD. fun and figures the world
~ Looked upcn. The Royal Com
a4ium comprises 80 volumes,
90 pages with maps, charts,
49, a I'll nations. the worlds
E1Wouo paintings
y o1r1kfngly pretty girl peeped
<e08h tbs opening aud inter
11V&o6. A book agent" she said,
f 616dn1nfully.
- lords stung young GnaIey
~ act5on and he answered quick
xlrp desire to say, madam,
- cDmpendium contains 4
~ md comprehensive man
r. otc1uet ana good manners;
- receive 4 gentleman at the
nov - behave IN company
~ p oat prunes and dance the
rcAe-fAo way to ac1rnowl-
- 1ntr0duction--how to sa-
~ I0HT flnnce"
co6nossf" interrupted the
m1id- "come In and III
anothsr minute, canIsy
- hlnself IN Z prtmc DARK
=.|.. Il
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-07

Putra heaping tablespoonful of
butter into a saucepan and when
1T begins to simmer, add an onion,
chopped into small bits. Let It
cook until It Is just about to
brown and then add teaspoon
ful of flour and cup OF milk and
stir the whole until smooth. Then
put in four hard-boiled eggs,
sliced, and let them get hot. Serve
on buttered toast.
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: eseee eee essseee


, Dear Mr.. WosAmans
word In your ear. IL d about this
tariff tax, but Il win b short.
You have heard about tariff excepting
mp the wages Of the poor working man.?
D How many ''poor working men, do you I
suppose there are who work for industries
which benefit by the tariff?
Answer: Less than per cent. Now
think IL over. Out of 100 wage workers,
D less than five are working i'm the Industries I
D which benefit by the tariff.
But the 100 workers pay. the tariff [
D taxes. Yon bet they do. You pay the tax in
the increased cost Of your sox, In the i'm
D creased cost of your wife's stockings, I'm the [
increased cost Of your daughters woolen-
shoddy dress, in the increased cost of the [
shoes which you and your family wear, I'm
the increased cost of the blankets ON your
bed, I'm the increased cost Of the table cloth
ON your table, In the increased cost of the [
hat on your head, the gloves ON your hands,
D and the hat pin I'm your daughters hat.
Do you work for factory where tariff
D protected goods are made? II you do, you
are Of the per cent. II you do not, you
D one Of the 95 In every hundred.
II you are one Of the % In every 100,
} write t. Congressman Cushman, to Speaker
D Cannon, to President Taft, and to Senator
, Aldrich and tell til I'M you have no patience
with this buncOmbe about . tariff 'helping
D the posf working man."
D Sincerely yours,
D EDITOR DAILY TIMES.
, April 2, 1909.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-07
HE'S BEEN wO0ING
HER FOB Fl YEARS

WORCESTER. Mass, April t.
Twenty-one years ago Arthur
Burke wooed a Montreal girl. who
refused him. Every three years
since he has gone again to propose.
He left yesterday on his seventh
trip. He took bridegroom clothing
and a certificate of his first wffe's
death along with him. Burke Is
now 81.
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awkward, Is by no means so, and
In the matter of comfort, there Ia
nothing to be desired in the new
|aerop1ane skirt.
The cap is of the military style,
Ia good deal like that you see on
Ia street car conductor. Worn a
size or SO too big, it keeps the hair
within bounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-07

Bertha Krupp reported desiring
a divorce. Behaves like a regu-
lar American heiress, doesn't she?
She: Would you like some
fresh air?
He: Yes, do you know any?
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Housemaid: Great doings over
at the Caseys next week. Her
Oldest daughter is coming out.
Cook: And is that SO? Casey's
son ought to be coming out soon,
too, I'm thinking. He's been in
over a year now.
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SOCIETY and PERSONAL

PARK UNIVERSALIST CHURCH
WOMEN are giving an Easter
dinner this evening from $3.50
till 1880 in Sloan's hall, No. Sec
ond and I SITS. An attractive
menu of Easter dainties has
been prepared, and group of
young girls from the church
will assist with the serving.
THE NORWEGIAN LADIES' AID
SOCIETY will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs.
Peterson, North 29th and Carr
st. ALI are invited.
THE FIRST of q series Of card
parties for the benefit of the
Children's Industrial home will
be given Thursday afternoon,
April 10, at the home of Mrs.
d. T. Davies, 502 North G st.
The trustees of the home, who
met yesterday morning with
Mrs. p. H. Hebb, decided upon
the card parties as an entertain
ing manner Of increasing reve-
nue.. Details have not been
fixed.
ALPHA DEGREE OF HONOR
will give a social this evening
In Odd Fellows hall, Mrs. Lura
Carter acting as hostess for the
occasion.
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Ruby Patton will occur We'd
nesday, April IA. Both young
people were students OF the Uni
versity of Iowa, where they first
met. Mr.. Crane will return to
Tacoma with his bride the lat
ter part of April.
THE WEDDING of Miss Luta
Warren, daughter of DIR. and
Mrs. e. M. Warren, with Ell
morse McMaster, will be SOL
emnized next Wednesday even
ing, April IA, at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. Warren, on South
Seventh st. Miss Warren is a
charming girl, well known in
the younger circles of the city.
She was graduated from the Ia
coma High school in 1904, and
since that time has devoted her.
self to art. Mr.. McMaster Is
engaged in the art supply bust
ness.
THE MINNESOTA CLUB will
meet this evening in the United
States court room In the Cham
Der Of Commerce building, at 8
o'clock.
ALTRUA TABLE ROUND will
meet Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. George B. Handle
422 North I ut. The program
for the afternoon will be given
under the supervision of Miss
Maud Handle.
THERE WILL BE special meet
ing Of the executive board o.
the Woman's club tomorrow
morning at 1890 O'Clock in the,
1umberman's room of the Taco
ma hotel. All members are
urged to be present as import
ant matters relative to the
Pierce county exhibit at the A.
Up. fair will be taken ND.
FOR THE PURPOSE Of inNpect-
ing local real estate prepara-
tory to making deals IN Taco
ma, Mrs. w. f. Villas, widow Of
the late Senator Villas Of Wis
consin, Is sepnding q few days
dn the city. Mrs. Villas Is ac-
companied by DR.. G. H. Villas,
brother of the late senator,
and by Burr w. Jones, her at
torney, and Mrs. Jones,
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The two Servian princes have
snapped names as well as rank,
but a nuisance by any other name
smells as rank as 1t did before.
Consumers are still getting
short weight packages OF tobacco,
authorized when the war tax was
slapped on. Now the war tax has
been taken off long ago. VIII the
tobacco manufacturer restitute!
Yes, he will not.
Crazy Snake proved to be not
nearly SO nutty as the Yaquts.
oh. we'll, even IL he does get
the sleeping sickness, T. r. can
be depended upon to talk In his
sleep.
Why hide your light under a
bushel when a pint measure Will
serve the purpose?
Roosevelt had his faults, but
he never broke up the white house
chairs and couches.
Jones (after theater): Why did
you give the courtroom man such
"a large tip?
Brown: Well, I didn't want to
seem ungrateful. Look at the fine
overcoat he gave me.
Texas is the happy hunting
ground for the damage suffers. 1t
costs the railroads just $141 mile
every year to square themselves.
Women never get discouraged.
They're planting garden seeds
again this spring which will never
come up.
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THE ANNOUNCEMENT of the
engagement of Miss Ernie Coff-
man to Herbert F. Hutchinson
of Douglas, Ariz.. formerly of
Tacoma, was made Saturday
afternoon at a Sunshine show
or" given by Mrs. M. L. Coff-
man and Mrs. Fred Anderson.
A large number OF intimate
friends attended, and q most
entertaining afternoon was
spent. The wedding will take
place early In the summer.
PHIL SHERIDAN RELIEF
CORPS will have q card party
tomorrow afternoon in Eagles
hall, 13th and q SITS. Mrs. Bolts
and Mrs. Hill form the commit
tee on arrangements.
ERNEST b. CRANE, resident en-
gineer for the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & Puget Sound railroad, left
last night for Newton, Iowa,
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oh, we'll, even II he does get
the sleeping sickness, T. r. can
be depended upon to talk in his
sleep.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-07

Strictly fresh fiah only It
American Fish CO. 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-07

Crazy Snake proved to be not
nearly SO nutty as the Yaquis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-07

Why hide your light under a
bushel when a pint measure Will
serve the purpose?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-07

The two Servian princes have
snapped names as well as rank,
but a nuisance by any other name
smells as rank as 1t did before.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-07

Roosevelt had his faults, but
he never broke up the white house
chairs and couches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-07
Daily Comic and Huno,' Secfion

aFortun' teIlers
would have little ter
do Of there were no
FORUM listeners"
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ONE KIND OF PIN MONEY

III understand he his wife liberal allowance but that
there's string tied it,"
Eyes; he calls it safety pin money"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-07
THE CONVICT'S PLANT

Visitor: Doesn't confinement tell on you?
Prisoner: I wouldn't mind confinement telliI
my pal hadn't.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-17
I ltnlcr'm aarl Mbreubt.

Ser &orbana iallt! Dos Spiel 1T
ats,
llnbimlid) ounfcl ipiro'S I'M SorS.
$40 lonlt oct 0eiIall ltilrn,ild,
rauld)tc.
No mon Dem fiibueu Spielmu1t
lauld)te.
Su ieillem Spicle Log ia cine Nelt.
Ser Mltuo ilt %lttntli,, Der @orbang
fdut.
Ger Wiuno lit itilnlut! Der Spiel
mann ldmeigt.
GEM Salipt bat er I'M Sno gene'at;
Sem bliseub Ill9e lit .gebrodlen.
Gas oeutid)e Ser5 pom Yieil ourd)'
Itod)cn. e
Gic 9iSmardsg eide lit bonn 8lib &C.
fdlt.
GoS Spiel lit ans. ser Sorbang iGlt.
SoS SpieI lit aus! fciu Rui eridaIt,
DDS lette @riiBen lit perballt;
gS flingt tpie fernes Nbenolduteu
guf @rettern. ole oie @elt beoeute,,,
limo SooeSitiIle berridt it'll gan3cn
SallS.
Ser Spiclmaml rltbt, oas Spiel 1T
aus.
limo ,peId eiu Spiel! 10 rein, 10
IdJon!
Ginlaoeno 5it Der Menihbeit Sob'n,
$50 bebrc Wsuien uns umih,ueben.
Gerfl1renb uirier groenlebcu.
llno feline Seloeurole idien Cir
idruer,
3as Spiel lit ats. gu biit uidlt
mcbr.
Gu bilt nid)t mehr! @ermauia'5
Sobn!
Mein 2ieo erItirbt inn alaqeton
9tod) lteb'n mir .ait ocS Sabre3
Sdnuele.
ga fabet ld)oit 0eS StronteS Wele,
Sic rauIft biilauS ms euolos tieic
Wecr,
Mein 3er5 erbebt. Gu biit nidt ntebr.
6abr mobl, Iobr luobl! ms treunt
fem Goo,
Ger Nad)t ioIgt ia Gin Worgenrotb-
Gein @ireier @eiit iprad,'s l,nrmnuuus
6ctt;
Nun boit oie Sajlng iii s~eiuuScu,
Obs @oGrbeit ooer Sidtitug: iene
@elt;
GoS Spiel lit aus. Ser @orbana
fd1ti
II. i. g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-17

@cr mill mitbclfcn? -an
oen Orei g(benben bcS 49,, 10. mo
90. Son,ior ncronitoltet Die bcllt'd)c
Grcieinigfcits @cmeiuoc ibr idhrli.
dies AuItern= Spllpcr int Sd,ulbnuic
ncbeli Der Stride. NeId)eioen lpnrtet
INNER Die olte @elneinoe, bis bob olc
cnocrcn Allitcrns Soupers porilber,
INT Nientonoem im @e0e 5u itebell.
"a oie'e Tcitlid)teit Die cigentlid)t
Gin1o6nncmlcllc I'M 9ourie bcS CAB.
res, 10 forn man iid) lebbait poritc.-
fen. pic beior1t Der IamelrGerein
iii. nlle g%utgclinnten Tertld)eu fiir Die
Sad,c III a%euinncn, bomit bod Ger
GrIolg nidjt ie6lt. Soiuobl Die Gage
Der STRIDE. Die lid INNER mlebr fill,
bar mod)t. %ionbern aid Die 3eitpcr
bGltniile. 3. H.. Die Gcrihicbitug Ocs
hcltid)cn Clements pom oitlid)el,
Stnottbeile nodI olbcrvll Hif,tungen
mo gorj ~belonocrs bos abIterbei;
Der Mltclt, Die Den acrlt in,b Stounm
oieler Tolfsgerncinoe bilocten. Wir
fonlen Die auitern.S oiper oieler 8e.
meinoe airs @Grmlte empieblen,
benn ieit MenIder,geoenfen baben bd.
rinttcr Die bentid,en 6rouen ibre
riibmiid)e apd)funit benonItrirt. GS
iii nod 9lacs edit bcutib! YoItor
Stergcr erlpartet nit Hed)t, oab olt
Den brei abeuben Die Shulhale Der
q d,allplot oeutid)er Jrobliffeit iei,,
miro, tros oller llmtriebe 9erer. oie
9lqes, mas beutid) u1o iroblid lit.
CHS Der @elt Id,oifcn mohten.
@iIl Nepz Dorfer BoIi.
5ei ID ctbooen iniptsireu II.
- Sberit Sberlof Spann beabiid,
tiet, in ben ndditen 9aaen nad) Nelp.
Dorf jill reiien, I'M iid) 81 i%nformiren,
nad nelder Wetbooe Die bortige Sn-
fenpoli5ei arbeitet. or erfl1rte. cab
Baltimore ein f1eltes Voli5eiboot be.
notbige uno mirb pieIeid)t Die MI.
id,aifuna eines 9oupfbootes befiir-
lupfteu, fq6 III afE r1H1aIAfa tftntfi5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-17
NDdDentlidler Beinnbbeits- geridlt.

221 Sooe5Idlle pIbreno Der nergans
Gcnen ISOLDE. - Cine beoeutenoe
gbuabme gegeuiiber Der correa
iponoirenocu @od,e oeS goriabs
res. Gie Shniuoiud)t ioroert
abermols Ole meilten Spfer.
Gem luodcnttide1t @eIunobeitsbes
rid)t iiir Die n%ergandene @ode SIT
Iotae belief lid Die 3ahl Der IooeS.
fGlle o,tf 252 gegcniiber 275 fir oie
eorreiponoirenoe 8ode I'M Soriabre.
211 in 1907 uno 1888 in 1908.
Die iGbrlide SooeSrate fiir ie 1000
Ginpobner betrug 1885 fiir Die &c.
iommte 9epolferunes5abl; 1928 iir
gSciBc nno 1852 fir Neaer.
Gie bouptiadlidlten Iooesurlahet
moreu: Sppbus 4, Shorlad)iieber 1,
2ungcllldppinoIuht q, 8rebS II, OF
goniite Ner5leibct A.. Sungenent'
5iil,oung Sc, 9riabtid Nicrcntranf'
belt II, SdmGhe uad) Der 8eburt IL,
AltcrSibhpdd)e 9, llnfdne 10.
Ton ben 8erltorbenen tpnren 136
in ben Ser. Staaten uno 81 i'm Muse
lonoe 1ebnren; "a Daren Heser.
Sn Dem 9apuiclu slipl trl9en iitI
10 SooesidQc gu in &~oIpitdlern q
uno % in anoeren Nnitalten. IS
murocn i'm @an5eu 5mei Goroners'
SuQlelte ubaebalten.
Die nodnplgcnoen anItedenoen
arolfbeiteu mlirhcn I'M 9erbaltniB
al Scr n6mlid,en @pdle bes Soriabrs
onacnlcloet: q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-17

NO in friibtrcn (oqcu Der Monn ais
@riter qolt, peitcr 0ir Sdnbnoiie
ON idlncuitcu III Qcbrnltdlrn per,
itollo, 0oulN Buffalo, mcld)cr oen
SHeriii ipielt, lit elmer icncr Gburof
teritcr1e ulta Dem mll0Gn l&eItcn.
9}nd) NcitebunN ociobrpoler Abcn.
tcIlcr beiicNt er icilc ~}9i0criod,cr ulb
Niles cn0ct QIiidlid). @crr &lonep
bot nc0cr All3NnbelL nod) Wtilbcn &c,
ibent, ltnt Dos Stiid ciicftpoll oufiilb.
rem 5u fGumrn. Cine Nn5ubl pon
&oQbIut &nnioHcrl 1no Gpmbop3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-17

peldes bieie @odle III gglanep's
Sbeoter" sur 4nffiihrung .eclanet.
GolieIbe fiihrt inns in uor5iiglidoer
@eiie 0a9 2ebcn I'M apilbeu Meiten
Dor Allqen; ernite m,o fomiid)e S5e4
men folgcn eindn0cr III butter Hei-
bcnioIge 10 BOB Ooo lSlblitum i6on
pon &egiru 0ea Stildea on gefeIIclt
miro, Is ipiclt ijd III siri5ona ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-17

oeren StGoten ibr Grideinen mad-
ten, befinoen it'd: Neo Nepe uto Soo
@riipi, in elmer @eiangs- unb Cans
Spe8ialitdt; &arrp .. 2eiter, Der
moblbefanntc Monologiit unb &oni-
fer; Mc@onnelt unb Simpion; Sreo.
Sillaer, Der @iolil- &irtltoie IN i%eiller
muiitotiicben 9hunmcr Scr &iuliu-
bauer BON Grcmonu"; Glnile Noic,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-17

Der Seoer 2eon grool's. melder als
5uiipt.aonlobiont Der Irnppe al,ac-
bort. Gle orgoniiirta @eieQifait bot
iidl bel ibren bisherigen slnffiibrnn.
gen ols cine iebr aliidlid)e @eseini'
9lena uon Sduuipielcrll srnieiell,
bon oersiuir galpib piel ernartel, oiir.
fpitt Gle SailptroIlen iifto Don Sol
.efgaaen tciest:. 5annie 9eooer, 2il,
Har1tpoesfT, Gaserf Mgisrp Rice
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-17

81. Steinerb 1It8ortrda
- Or. &. u. Steiner ans Nciu . g|ort,
Der @erfolier oes Werts On the
trail OF the Snmigrants. miro beute
@afmiitag intSoro's Opernbulis cine
Iniprafe boIten. Or. Steiner lit
ein So5iologe. BON sroBem Mnfe
itno bat oiele ~iuertbboue 9eitr1ae
5im Stilbitm bieier Grage e~eliefert.
Gas Sc aoDen Gnartett. aus
Nep Dorf iuirS mebrere M,,lititiide
p%ortragcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-17

$50 Ger .6robiinn.I amenperein@
pe%ranitaltet am MittpoG. oen 90.
Sanlar. III Der .Grobiim.Solle~ al,
Der Sreoerid- Apenae ntio Hapionitr.
ieinen idbrlid,en MosfenbaG. aft
m~ertbooIle Nreiie iiro fir Die beitcn
Masfen ousseieet. un6 Die Vorberei.
tnngen iiab IN 10 u,nioiienber a1eile
getroiien, bob oas Get alien 1beiI-
nebmern gen1,breide stln0en 80 bic.
tetl perfpridts ts.Ess sss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-17

IS eaboDp : y n II terry pH5erl.
Ios 9eoboop Schiller Srteiter
aiebt iein critics Goniert oicier Sallon
am foumenoen Gonneritog Nadrnlt'
tag IN Der Gon5ertbolle bcS Sn'tltlts,
Sos SrhcIter miro bon Srn, Sorolo
Monbolpb bright. Nad1Itcbeto ous
Erngranm: .,
Irei S1ec aus Der 3iueiten
Symphonic ......... SeetDooefl
Glcgic mo @olicr at@ Der
Screllooe IN G....., Ild)alfolpStp
EianorGon5crt III IS. sls5t
ST. Eoul @ells.
Gcaboop Srgel Hecitol.
SIT Dem Sreel Jrei.Gon5crt, oaS
bcltc Nud)nittog III Der Gon5ertballe
oes yEeaboop- S,Snltituts" ltottiinoet,
bcltrcitct Sr. SrcOerid Z, @eoper oel
Saupttbeil Der tiillitlcriid)en Soften
ocS Eroaromms. Shm o%Illltlrt Der
&ioliniit Sno Scpelp. Cos Ero"
9romm lit, lpie fol9t:
Sonote IN =, Np. 31.........N itter
Yoitorole 1T e. .Senarc
MboQio, Sp. 30. Mtcrfel
Sher,o WtocIarlunc
sir Sracl.
.Mcpcrie" ............. &ieurtcmps
.Spupcnir" ..,..............Sr olo
Sir TioIine.
Mnharltc III 2. .Sollln"
yGnrtegc mlptIdle" ..... .Mo9er"
Siir Srgel.
NennteSG cobobp Hccital
Sri. @crnloinc Sdn,iser, Die jlnge
&iener Eioniitin, iuclf)e bel ibrer
omcrifmiid)cn Gon5crtsE orrncc in
ser Soiion 190G-1907 cil lold)cS
9huiiebcn crrc9tc. lit Dor al,rScm noh
bicicm Sonoc auriidqcfebrt mo CT
ncllert lire 9efnnntidaft NIT bent
Hnltiulpr(r Eublifum i'll Dem Hecia
tai, baS ON Ircitag in Der Gnn3ert'
Sollc bc5 nEcoboop Slltitrts" ltatts
iinoet. Sri. ShniBcr lit onerfm1l-
tcrnlnBen cine Der crIten Fianiltln.
men Der Sebt6cit; ulelc arittfcr babc1
tic nit Scrcla Gorrcno pcrglihcn. Sll
Der GurdlfiibrunN oes rcifboltigen
mo interclIolltcn Erogromms pereis
nigt lid nit ihr ser befonllte Gelilt
gort @irt, cine Der gcidGbtcIten
2ebrtrGftc bcS Snititllts.
CONCERT hcS .YbiIooeI.
pbio > RI eli eitcrS".
gnt Molltdg, Den %. Soniar, i'm.
oct in Der o2prit" hoS piertc CONCERT
Der Noltlnlorcr Soiion hea nFbilna
hclpbiu. SrdcitcrS" ltutt. Scrr Gorl
Eohlig, Der bcmGbrtc 2eitcr oieicr
tiid)tioct mulifoliiden organization,
bot olld) fir oieics Grid)eilen cin
! Observation-Disclosures, fiinitlcriid, %crnites
Ero0romm anIgcltellt hos 'id) icocnl
Wnlitfrcunoc BON lelblt cmp1chlcn
Iolte. Scbr on 9ebcutulio 9eminnt
boS CONCERT ourd) Die fiinitleriid)c
Witpirfun9 bcs b%criibnlten Gclliltcn
Mlpin SdJrocbcr. Irillcrcn Mitalicbca
oes vGneiiel Guortctta". 9ns Ero.
gromm lcst lid, I'M Gin5elncil, mic
iolQt, 5uionncn;
t. FoloniosS uucrtiire Md. @ngncr
2. Sclcttiou olls o%SrSntcr.
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StreidrO rd)citcr. vi. Gnrico Boil
8. &oriotioncn iibcr cin
Mococco : Ibemu fir
&iolinccQo mo Srd)c.
itcr Ecter :. Iidaifomsfp
&r. gluin Shroeoer.
4. .SnprcilionS o'Stolic"
@llitouc Gbarpenticr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-17

0 ~"r' ~ "~'
9(rt, III peld1er Tie bieIe beatttmortet,
lit gerooesu perbliiifellb. SberIt 81.
colt beifreibt III einem bon ihrn ber.
auagegebenen 0erf Die bon anno
Guo san propbe5eiten 1inae, meld)e
it'd genuu 10, mierhieie SpiritiiIin an
geeeberL, erfiuen.
pgIanens.@ 4
Lie, SAeriii. Of Angel Guild" lit
oet<ze itefseftes aelle1ss M~agpsawas,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-17

.Iabelbaitc auA.lii III Der Seiepotblc II.
irt Sccil[tiSnlua has Stmnten ocs
Enbltfuais inn AGc)Iton 9'aBe ere
geit. Nor ,Snbret trut bic c~iaclartigc
&iinltlerin III oen aroBeren St1oten
in criten Sbeotert uitf; lie NOR Die
.Gritr. luelde benr Eilbliflrm oieic srt
l%lnterholtnltg bot. IND ihre &Dritei-
llinaen plirben lvit gr0Btcm Grfolg
gefr5nt. Nidjt ollcill lit es Die 5refi-
Iiderhcit. nit ucld1er tie uerborge1e
1raeen effor'dh, meld)e lie iutcrciinnt
critcilteu ldBt; dllf bic nilarilbrlld)e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-17

pcrpolitGltoigcn Die S.5elrcn. Rad,
Der Tolmcritog& ntro Der Somita9s=
Mlotince miro yolung buffalo cinen
Gnipian0 ouf Der @ilhle obbolten
uto iebeu @cilidIcr nit ci,ter Yhoto
9roplic bcid]enfen.
.@dpetn."
H. .. Giart's ~Sericp 2illies Gr,
ttopagon5o GomporpL" cine Gnnbi.
notion pon Muiif mlo 2iiiti1feit,
Miro III Oieier Mnde i'm p0npetp.
Sheoter" Doa Fllblifln erheitern. Us
lit Dies bic neleitc Eroouftion aus
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-21
FairvieW Park Cemetery

We are now prepared to sell lots
and give perpetual care. Perpetual
means to be kept in lawn and graves
we'll filled. W. hive sexton en-
Moved and paid for this purpose. Our
prices are ron s25 to $3.50 for fam
ilv lot. All persons. whether poor or
rich receive the same care. There Is
not a poor location for lot IN the
cemetery.
This cemetery Is beund to last hun
dreds Of years and there IS one hun
dred acres Of ground Dedicated to IL
luse.
You an buy lots on the instaiimen
| lpIan why wait until saere Is deau
in your family to select a iotf
You can apply te the aexten, Mr- NC
carty. who lives on tie ground, or {
In R. Kreltz, undertaken, who VII
sell the lots. Parties owing or let
viii pay D. E. Emerson treasurer.
FAlRviEW PARK CEMETERY.
427-Imo