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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31

ltellert 9cpuBt, bo2 mirtlidL trobocut
oies foum iiir moglid) craftct mcr-
Den lollte, olles biSber IN oieier Sui'
Jon @eboteue IN oen Sbotten al itel.
len qeeignet iein oiirite. Nm Ger
Splbe oc'iclben itebcn Billie @urfe'S
pOtooela Of the %nroin De Eari9".
SteIer Ntt iii nid)t nur 0urd) Die blcu-
ocno prod)tiNe N%llSitottlnig, ionoert
oudl lpegcn neo in bemielben cl,tbal-
teilell btr6erfrildcnocn Sumors oIS
0as SeIte" 5lt be5cthnen, NOS ielt
Sull0em nlll elmer Tarietes 9iihnc &C.
,6cigt mllroc. Ghora1 ein &cntrilu=
Guilt Der fcinel 6ipoleu bot, lit.
cine meitere @AogBnlmmer NcS gro.
i0romnlS. Gcpl meiterep ieicn cr.
,mobnt ~ &qlioR 8eu Nils 9Iraher-
Sriippei I'M itSut; itoureHerreNeuDea
otrobatllhen gSunltltiiden - ga &a.
ilera. Die biipld6nP iponilhe SGl5c-
rim lpeld)e nlehrere Der @totionut
l0n5C ibreS Canoes, llAter oieicp
ga W0nala, bSn Banda" ume ySar
Soronteun." poriiibrt; Icrrp, 0e.
nonlrt Der mcnldlid)e 6roit"; Geo.
9InItin Moore, Der uIfigc SncfootcH
9~rjGhlcr; Die WGbrii0cr GuiNl2p IN
DEM tnmiihcn Einottcr She neru
BOB" uno Gbn1. =. @or0 un0 ieinc
@cIellid)oft in cincm ncnorti0en De
~Ionn@otte. gSit iibIid). mer0en tdalidl
Wtotiucc'n ge9cbei.
.W uiif Yfuocmic."
Sronci@ Willon, inter Dell hcrpor-
rngcnocn &onitern Der umcritunl-
ld)cu @iibne obnc 3ncifel elmer Der
olercrItcn, tritt bieie YSod)c in Der
,Wulif Z Yfooemic" III elmer BON
inn iclbit pcrioBtcn &onl6ote Olli,
Der CT Den Sitel oSbc Nod,tlpr'1 @us
by" 0cocbeu rot. Ger bcriihmte
Smortipiclcr Nlitor mt iid IN Der
6igur oea oEom Neod," oC3 30
d%lelora," cine Y%oruOcrollc Qrid)oiicu.
IieiCr Com Ncodl lit Gin QutDrr5iacy
bropcr Monn Der mrh mnbI civ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31

Stou troNcn. biihlhl SIT ltrgen unh
cle0att 5t toli5eu tprritebeu. @c-
mobntcrnloBeu linden t0glIdp 9>od)-
mittog$ &oritellltnacu itott.
,@nuctp : |bc0tcr.~
M Necpe3' pig &2olltn Shom, "
pelde G5eieliGait olS cine Ger bcitetl
9urleSte. GrQoniioti6ne1 Der ontcri.
foniid]er Nilbnc un~crfonnt lit, b.
giunt Morgcue eli oui cine Mod)e b..
rehl1rtca @ultipicl in s@oDctus5 heos
ter" 3mei bodfomiidc @eiulQSpois
len nGb1 MeGrn @o.&omGrr uno
,GonolpAp" .betitclt, Iel;2H Dos Nros
i0telnm oui, 0R bcntbac eriolArFi6Ite
gSeiic Gin. ,Sn ,bei0rn StiirteH lfnnn,t
Der 3uidlaucr, Der ,clnnol, ti!5tig lps
den nilt. rpalty1Hlo 0an}ruG;f ieina
NGdlnunG, (irInbem SpejiqIitGteu
She'll lteHendidl nor: Charles 9.@urr
iteipltt leiner GnmpaQntc in ser Sfi6e
LySbe GLIDER 0tpqn;" WlrtoiL Nltr+
ton mo Sprbon;. Gin Niuiiter. Grin,
bciien Mitnligoers lire MeiitcriNoit
oui oen periHieocnortiNitcn Sltitrll.
mcntcn crueiien; Sri, Nrnnc Gam
ioro, oic bette Soproniitia melhc il
IN rincm 9urlcSfc.G bcotcy iih b0rcn
lieB; bic rci5rnGc SOubrettc Nhncon
Somlcr; sri. Nlicc Serbian, lpcldc
NcNcrH icbcr pnrtrGot; Nor WorOor.
ciH @uiiiit mt mQcUGnlidcn
Stinmmittcln; Sri. NIou Eupsr0,
Die @cminncrin elmer Sd6H6eit3 DE
noil(c. mo Nn0cre mcbr. III Rccuea
bot mic6cr cine 9In5o6l nrnlr Sou
plcta mitQebrott, oic CT III &onio6ct
alcitmN iilr0t ulltcr 9nouCn Den al.
IcrIettcr GMldNcr omipc me- GrcOit,
9np@!" r..r.
vNollioop ltr. IGeotcr."
Sin MclobrunRo rll3 Ocr TScner
GbuS. &. @Ioucn'S, rgouug @uifoto
IN NCm Nort~ tctittlt lit Die Nttraf-
tjon nit mcld)rr sic Circftion S2H
oNo0iNopitrobcn hc0tcw" in soieicy
@od)c ibrcu 5Obtrcid,cn e}Gnlerl, II,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31

EoB Mr. Eoblig iiir bic SoliIteit-
Nrnnc cine Nolr5 ul1cuoGnlid) 1lild-
lihe H0irrn0 AcfmocrL lit uidt dt be
Itrcitcn, ocnu Nolnen pic Sbereld
Gorrcuo, Cbno0octS Nidl @crmonu
Son0bp, NurolO R~olbolph mo Gr.
nett Nutdlcion biIrNcu fiir ollererit.
tlniiiQc S%eiinnl0en. Tic. Soiion.9il-
Ictc ltebell bci Nlbmlqb'a 5ltn Ser
folf.
4 @rcut @i5orb."
Die Notwithstanding oea SbcnterS
Gbc @rcot gSijoro" bat fiir oieic
Mndc luicOcr Gin lpobrca Mouitrc4
EroarQnH l5niummGnQeiteat. Ger
3uipruds Den Dos. (peoteF icit iciRer
@r0iinmG NetlmNen, lit iNid,t uera
mumberlidL meDlse nlQlt nF9 Dprt @ei
bQteuc in 9etrodlt 5lcbte &olu ocn1.
aiinitlcr4 Ycrionol iiir oielh @pdc
leien Defenders herunrgchpben g69Illf
tn.9lior4; ooa Nltnber, nleulhltd)er
aroit, oerri6 Mianner chi einlHol 81.
bcbeit im oStanbe lit; &rnIuoa, mo
Sob. &ioliniltcn criten Honqea; "a.
mes Gppcncp, Der o@clMldten Grs
jGblcr;" Norrict Barnes uno @elcll.
id)uit il, DEM ulfiNcn Einnttcr M
Bargain 0op;" Nellic Sptton, Gnn
lou0lluu'3 Mipolin; Die Tucttiltcn
Scmnn mo 9lnherc mcnr. GorltCl
IlulQUl linOm muu1tcrbrodlen Don
II llbr 80 @urun. bis II llhr NbcnoV
ltOtt.
@rit2@ @nciicl Qnrtett
CONCERT. ..,,
NGu bcriihmrtc Mnciiri Guortett,
003 lih 0u1 0cn Mcrrel Gran5 Mncis
lcl C. &iolincl &uliuo MGntQen e.
&iolinC), 9pni3 SuccenSfi (gSiolo)
tmo Mi1cm MiqeGc (Gellp) 5uiomls
mcnlcBt. Nibt IN oicicr Soiion eorci
Gor3crtc. bercn critc3 GreitoN Nod).
unittoN III Der NrnBcn Gou5Grt &ole
Oea Ecobu0u >NlltitlltH itdttftrott.
0icic %oiltiuNliirtc &iinitIcr . &creihi,
guul0 Nut IN Baltimore Ciucn ornBcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31
O. .AsEASss

liebt, ooB Die @e!t nIdt ubnc aiilocr
ccitehen fonntc, Der abcr perionlid)
lid nidt germ nit oieien tleinen
Nfenldlein bcfaBt mo aus oiciem
ein5i0en 0riil0c Iid) 6uuor ld)cut,
iein Slinagele!lenle6cn nit Dem Che
itano III pcrtnllldlcr, obpobl CT 81
elmer illnQen Came %leiner Sefonnt-
i6nit cine mcbr dis iIiIhtlNe 9tcl-
gllng oe1oBt bat. Iic @cldld)tc
fonlnlt je0od 5l cirtcln 9lildlid)ell
Ibid)luB nnb .iic fric0cn lid" Nber
porber lit or 3lihoiter jum 3cll9en
5oblreid)er iiteraua er9oBlid)cr Sec
nen acnrod)t, peld)e ibn 0or niht
aus Dem Sodcn bcrau5fommcn loI
len. Gic Sonoluna oea orciotti0en
Stildes ipielt in Der Nilblon.Metros
pole. IS fiuoet MIR cine Mntincc
Itutt. uno 5mar ON SomItnB.
.Nem " o MI entail"
.5be 2a0p buccaneers" oil ibrcr
Spite Der faDlole &ofHitcr nSolepb s..
@ot'on, boltcn mprgep ibren Gin5ug
in Dos oytem5 Wonunental- Iheaters"
Oi,ieu ~beIonoerS bei Der Naitimorgr
5Scrrcuuatt 10 beliebteB WHicutempet.
Sic Sruppefbat III alien St0GtqL bic
lie bisber uaui' ibrer @oitipiel Sorr
,berilbrt, nlBeraroeltlide GrfeI9e er-
Sielt tutb biirfte au6 bicr hegeiiteuc
9tiiinnbn1e iinSeK rl&o5 .Slio" lit
ganj auseeSeid)net 6eisBt. Gie bcitell
aiinitler uno aiinitlfrinnen ocr
Gouoepiqe- gubne treten in beniel
ben aut inter Nnoeren: Selen uall
9urelL Dtbe @irl mitb tbe GOLDEN
GreB"; alpin ulib &annep, 5urner
an ben Sbmebe. 8ingen; Die ulper-
glciddlhen beioen Mnfs in eineEi
allsge5eidneten San5=gtte; Warion
@lofe unb,Soe Drills. Ger Gbor be
itebt ors oreiB;g iungen 2amen,
idJon irnb liebensipiirOig lpelde Die
eleganteiten &pitiinre, mabrc MeiIter-
mcrfe Der Barrier Sdnciberfnnit, 5llr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31
Muocruc SnGrfriinr

Gul lln6cil Oil cen 3opIcn Der Meib.
Iid)fcit ulgcrid)tct mo Apotbefcr
ijbcro4 bclprcfcn Bic 1batiahe. DDS
tic QroBc Guontit1ten SoIbci iiir Die
Trreithtg Oe5 uftmooiiden 9albcI
Shee's IT, elm Tejcpt iuiftrer' Br6G
htilttct -iotrFdit'en. GieFNdNfragc
mad oieipm atnht lit 10 atoB. abdB
Elm 'Gdbrifont ctncn oSol6ef 3bee,"
Der Shrucfel cntbdIt, off bcn Mdtft
bringt en- MIiftGl ae9ea Sfupprn
nno aopfiildtns Gas FrdpGfnt leibt
N'pGt6's Gage dlo Sltlpbiitl bos IN
ellen mo0crncn Npotbeftn Fir 5Or.
.ino ST bic 6lnidt' uerfoui. ODER &c.
gen Gmpion0 ocs BreiieS bireft Don
Der @uctb Chemical 60, "A Sort.
lunot, Ctr, Nem.2Jorf Gitp, ucrionbt
miro.
Gum Gerfoli urb empioblen Don
Der oGcao Qrug So" 60
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31
NJ nNitotinn NJ

2ir Niiblle ocS yNuOitorinnt@ lit
nroracn Die Scene ST. critcn s~tuffii6-
RUG Der nellen muiifoliIGen aon6-
Die ylbe @oIoen Mibom," mel6c nit
einer YroGt Der iccniidcu 2l,aitot-
tung uno &oitiimirln9 Dor iid qcbt,
Die gGrohe5u e~rItounlih lit. 0oa Il,
6rctto 0es Stiides lit bon Den Ser.
rem @len WocG onou9b uno ,5oiepD
Serbert geihriebell, lp0breuo Die Niu,
lit bon Den &erren Scromc &err,
Wtclpiae @ioeon unb 2ou NiridJ com.
pollirt wuroe. Die Gidtcr. mic bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31

arcia bon &rrcbrerll, Der ibr cilen
mormCl Gnplong bcrciten oilritc.
Gn@ E%rogronnL III beiicn Gilrdiilb.
ring &r. &oroIo N~onbolpb Ocn oilS
mdrti9clt aiInitIcrn oiiiitiren miro,
lett lid luic iolgt 5uiunmlcn: &obert
Nolfnlanr Grlortett i'll Is Wioll,
Sp. II; 2lneNro con ipiritc; Nnnantc;
Shcrjo mo NnOnntino, Illc0rp clcr.
oico. @licrc - 9tnountc con uuria.
5iouI ais Dem Glloriett IN u 3 Gur,
Sp. ,. Nroblns ~ Gliortctt in IS
Wiol Iiir Eiouo, &ioline, Giolo ulo
Gclo, Gp. p; Nueqro; S%nterunejjo;
NnOontc coli motto; Monde ala Gin
darcic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31

Ylblitlm 81 cntbuiiditiihcm Pei
foll egihreiB4 &9ic r@}onicia q
Sricn" nit ibrcr, HPer alle @iabei
fomiiden 2!lSOnidslr9iic oic @cf3
mo @hlno out ocn rcdPten 6lcae
bat, lit ubcr and cine gar 81 liGbc
@eitolt, mo hcloubcro 1ucnm lie 10
l%ebcn9nobr Geicidlnct miro. mic ii
Der GoritcQuna Noic Stalls. Nic
&iil,ltlerin bat ilbriqelo cr. rpr Qun5
tur3er 3tFfitt' If SititHt" in 2o5t-
CON beiipiclloic 2riunlpbe Qe'cicrt,
cine S~butlnd]c, %unllonlchr betllers
t%enslpertb, mcnn man bc0cnft. ME
tiibl bic. enQliihc 2Sreiie 4ew0buliu
iib oncrifoniidert Stiiden Qegans
iiber 5u ~perboltea pfleqt. %on oen
iibrigen III oeuls, S4ilde ollftretenoell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31

lualtige Weilidrrmenge I'M Sdaf
gcbolten puroe, obhe BOB llnoro-
nuitg cinriB, nod, llngliidsidae su
perjeihncn luoren. 2 Sn Sranffurt
itie0 Nr. anobe in eineni 9alIon Der
oeutiden Hegierlng oiif. melher 81
Toit,medeu bennbt miro. Der Itifs
itieg foul Inn Dor, OILS befanoe er iifJ
iut tSobritubl eineS 8olfenfrabers.
gil1en tieien Ginbrud buben Die gis.
ieloer oil Der &iiltc BON Norrpegen
unf Srn. anobe genlat)t. ald fiel
linn aui Dab iait in ieoem Sausbalte
in Roripegen ein Sclepbon porgeInn.
Den meroen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31
alnTere Gbenter.
o6or0'a Sbeotcr.~

Sones Torbea' Som0Oic mt5 oeml
@iibneulebcn nlbc G6orllS SoOp"
foHnlt mor9ell nod Serbs Gbcoter
i'll beinabc gcn0u oericlben @eic-
bung jlriid, III Der lie in Den 3mei
poroufgebcnocn Sniiona al Oericl.
ben Stattc 10 ouBeroroentlid bel
foaige %Nllfnobme iuno. Roie Stobl,
Die ebcnio anmnutbigc ME bocbtulcu-
tirte ailnItlcrilL ipielt luicocr Die Ii
teIrolIc mo miro BON Neltenl ooS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31
f. So 80 1r
s'1fnc

Sduulpielern lnlo Shauipielerih;
lpn ieien Die Soigcnoen b%eIonoeta
berporaeboben @ilfreo Sllcos, Alice
2eigb, Giles Sbite, Siobellc 5000
min, StonIep Seiinp, Gloire Zane,
aenpon @iibop, Sidian G'9teill Sea
trice gromn. slnnic &oes, Su5ette
8oroon, Selen Gable uno tSlorence
@rant. Wittppd1 mo SanItag lito
Die Iatinee Gage. Nml 9ienItag
Ibeno merbeit Die @nhl : Hclllltnte
I'M Ibcater befanilt geecben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31

Mrtbiir Gonolbion lino @ilmot 0ent.
lcp. Gin Gbor bon fiinfSig ~rei5enoeIl
llngen Gnmen trdgt nidt lueltig ;il
Dem Grfolgc bes @on5en Bel. Sim
Mittlpodl nno Samiing ueroen @odj-
mittogs- Sorltelunaen gegeben. Nm
Mobltage met0eH. ole @oblrelultote
oon Der giithe barob perfiiloet.
~9R ar i lon D q beater."
@ei@Gitsfiibrer aernon. BON Dem
vWarplnno.S heater" 'Hhtt'fiir oieic
@ofe ein FrpararNm suiommcn 5I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31

Gin gutter Snnge. = Batter
Clbenbs in Der aneipe): .SSest ipers
oen mir publ nad) Sauieseben mil.
ien2" - Spbnd)en: lid, trinfe man
nod, ems. Soter. :. aui metne Ser.
anttportung,,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31

SanftcI Serr
gum nelten 9ienitmdodlsn) yWeinc
6rnu lit iebr muiifaliid, bier iiber.
gebe idl 3bnPn cen Sdliiliel 5umalo.
pier, lUenn Gle iii uertieren be.
fonunlcn sic SobnerbGbiulgl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-31

-"'' Ut "U'"H ~k''''4"'''
Gomponiiten 6obclt Mciitcrlid2@ &C.
lelitct. Die NonoluMG oreht lid llnt
Die @teidid)ic elmer lc6cn@luitigCI
ipnlru ou,crifoHiiUeu &ittip2, 0ercll
Grb-Nntci Is iid in 0cn Hopi Qcictt
bat, 0nB i%ie,ilit elmer j,pcitcu Neiroth
lid Glcih5eitiQ cinen Sitcl iiN2rn
ioa. Gin STIR" alecblott lit in Den
orci Nouptrollen lbeiddftiAt; Sri
HouIic Drelirnoeinr Der 1Souoritin,
nelt 0f6 omgrifoiti idjen Yr6lifumY
1rl. Gonnis Goei9 Die noblbcfonllte
enBliihe SAnuipielcrirL ulo !Nr.
N%leronbcr Glurf. Elm @.omifer mo
GdnAcr pom &uf. &m llebri9cn &C.
IGrcu Der 8sieaihoit an: Sobpnn
@olpIato Sri, &oo Ston6opc. Sri.
Gorrtbn @cbb, &oltcr 2nprence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15
NEWs OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR

Sludo the morning program. aftol
which luncheon will be served
The afternoon will be- spent b,
we viailora IN making tour OF
lhe fair grounds and inspecting
the different buildings.
The Thursday program Of tho an.
nhal meeting OF the association will
be hold In the Seattle Federation
WomouH club house, corner of
Thomas and Harvard nyonuea. The
meeting Will be called at $50 a M,
and Interesting papers will be read
ny Miss u, Washington. Of SPOKANE.
Mrs, =. T. Meyers. Walla Walla.
Mras Bessie Davis. Seattle. and Miss
uonev'cve Cooke, of Oakland, Cal.
iiornla, after which tho annual
election Of officers will take place.
Luncheon will be served al the
club house, and tho afternoon meet,
Ing VIII be called at 2 y. m. Papers
VIII be rcad BY Miss Marie Mac.
Donald, Tacoma. Miss Margaret
Campbell, Tacoma. Miss Lillian
Carter, Seattle. Miss neeob. Of
spokane. Miss jennie Ray. OF Sc.
attic, AMI Miss Edith Twiningu, OF
AnRcort0s.
AZ ciEht O'Clock In the evening,
a reception and banquet Will bu
rendered TO tho delegates aud visit.
Ing nurses at the stoekade club.
AK Point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15

low the waist. Now. Isn't that
practical fashlenl
Another. nf ncayy silk. had a
long embroidered panel down the
back, with painter drapcriea looped
AZ the center Of the panel rhis one
Is rather graceful. and may possibly
be worn mere than once.
A short little frock Of black and
white check was decidedly chic
but dare the Wearer sit down on
the tightly tied saahf
And the fourth figure, too. Is
doomed to stand ~ long ar she
wears the short Killed drcsa which
has inuumeFahle bows down the
back, over / arrow panel Of black
velvet. for she would not for tho
world crush the lmmAeulateness OF
those bows
Can you Imagine our sensible
American women falling victim to
such a freak fad hut we like to
know what they're doing acrosa the
water, Just the sane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15

There Is a violation Of the very
foundation Of all pure and noble
vomaniiness IN the life Of the co
quette. To-day seeking to charm
one. and tomorrow another.
Love does not come to abide
through any such endsaYorH. lie
who purpasely accka wife, b..
cause he believes he shall be hap
pier and better for the compan.
lonHhip Of a good wouAn. Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15
RECIPE s
MAoARonl RECIPES.

Maearoni must be- cooked in rap.
IDLY boiling sailed water for 20
minutes. then put IN colander and
pour cold water over Il to separate
pieces.
MarcaroHl au pratin.-Put a lay.
" Of cooked macaronl IN the bot.
tom Of a huitcrcd quart pudding
dish, then thin layer Of ordinary
creamery cheese. layer OF maearuni,
and NJ On tn dlah Il filled Scatter
bits Of butter between layers. add
one cup Of milk. and bake
Marearonl with cream sauce
Make cream sauce. add To II
half cup Of cheese cut In small
pieces, aud STIR an cheese lie dis
solved Pour over cooked maearonl
and hFuwn
haearoni with cream sauce
blend | tablespoon Of butter with
tablespoon Of flour and add
cup Of milk. Cook till thick. and
season with salt and pepper Poul
this over half package Of cooked
and drained macaronl Serve with
or without cheese.
haearonl with tomato SAUCE
Make a SAUCE BY blending ! table
spoon of butter with one Of flour
ADD | cup Of strained tomato. beat
cd. Cook I'll done and pour oyei
cooked macsronl.
maearoni Italian fashion = Cool
In stock Instead u plain boiling
sailed water Heat a pint Of tomat
oea, add a little oniou. a bay leaf
salt. pepper and a tablespoon Of
butter Add macaronl. aud serve
with grated cheese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15
IIRSES WILL MEET HERE
And SEE the A.-Y.-P. Z.

In the Auditorium Of the Fine Arts
building There will BE- PRAYER BY
Rev. W. A Major and addresses Of
welcome. on behalf Of tho eltY. By
Mayor Miller. for the A..Y.P. g.,
President ChilbeFE. and on behalf
u the medical profession and the
Klng county Graduated Nurses
Association. BY C. W. ShArpiesa. ~.
b.. and Mrs :, ~ Hickey,
The responses wa be made BY
Alsa NJ MeMaatefs. OF Spokane.
for eastern Washington. and Ella
Wilkinson. Of ilclllugham. for west.
ern Washington. Tho annual 70
ports Of tho state secretary. state
treasurer. county associations. and
the prcaidents address will con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-15
They 90 to the Ma, W tHpsmon Tobacco.

has chairs being tired Why don't
they sit In thcmi"
This Ia no, a half bad question
for many n weary houaokeeper to
ask herself She would find life
much easier. would fight the
wrinkles off longer. and would sen.
orally be brighter and happier. II
she could learn 10 at down when.
ever she sets a chance.
N Is worth white TO get CON.
Portable chairs for almos, every
household task Rave sweeping,
scruhblng and bed making. there
are few thinga about a house that
cannot be done just as we'll sittins
a. standing
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fAri-
/ NJ. iii semen do nes'f Now
| = 4 esdsesins Only the ''on''
- ifsets. as has been the
y, cut French sisters are de
| 4, s.sA aitenIicn to the adorn'
= 4 lEslr backs
\. ssss rot ye, began to wear
| = kssns,ie chains down ,aeii
q 4 heir lockets. but they
!. ,,.rins bows, roseitoa and
y 1 lsitpas galore,
n a English racing course 70
=. ssrs seen many frcak tsieks
a t,ua be hands Of the French
.,1,,s-nors or less elaeoraiely
Ind sosn he back
n ssssglss gown Of white
sxs,lv,k vas sarnished with
~ ulss, piplnsz, and a donele
. Z Mach velNet buttons A
NJ, sepet sssh Of black velvet
40 sas ssset on the back be
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not won By the toss Of a pretty
head or the charm Of sparkling
eyes And be who. hsiug worthy
himself, goos on His earnest way,
not seeking a wife. but who sud
denly finds that one dear Eirl has
become the dearest creature in the
world to him. does not choose her
because she csinced a desire 10
keep him Al her side. bat for the
sake Of those pure, gentle. unsclf
lah thoughts and deeds which stir
him to Try to be a better man for
her sake
Why No, eh Do~nf
A quaint old woman used TO shy.
There ant no sense in them that
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-17
EAST SIDE NOTES

One fur buyer at Fergus Falls, yes
terday, made an express shipment of
choice skins, to his house in Indiana.
which weighed 1,460 pounds.
The North Dakota Metal and cul-
vert Co, Of Fargo, has begun suit in
the United States court at Fergus
Falls, against j. e. Stowell, ct. all, for
damages for infringement Of patents.
The company asks for perpetual in
junction and an accounting of profits
already made.
The commander Of the local G. A..
r. post announces that the annual
meeting and election OF officers Will
be held at the city hall Monday, Dec.
81.
Cashier o. A. Stortroen, of the
Bank Of Fisher, was in Crookston
yesterday, closing a land deal with
Ole S. Tdewten, and D. s. Roisland.
OF Reynolds. N. d. Mr.. Stortroen
sold them the Erick Jordahl farm in
town Of Tynsid, consisting of g26
acres, and is one of the best farms in
that vicinity.
The schools at Ada closed this after
noon for the Christmas holidays.
The public SCHOOLS at Crookston
closed this afternoon and will reopen
Monday, Jan 8. Most of the teachers
win HE to their homes for the holt
days. The Misses Martha Hansche
and Lucy dollhouse will go home to
Fargo; Miss Selma Westberg will
spend the season at Moorhead, Miss
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-17
VACTION BEGUN
At OAK GROVE
FIRST INSTITUTION IN CITY TO
LET SCHOLARS OFF FOR THE
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS - ALL
OTHER SCHOOLS AND COL
LEGEs WILL TAKE VACATION.

Today the holiday vacation began
at the Oak Grove Ladies' Lutheran
seminary. For two weeks or until
Dec. 81, the students in this institu-
ton will be free from the routine of
study and recitation. Many have gone
to their homes in the surrounding
country where they will spend Christ
mas.
The other educational institutions
begin their holiday vacations at var
ious times and which last for differtnt
lengths Of time. The vacation of the
public schools will be started on Tues
day, Dec. 81, and will last until We'd
nesday, JAM 5. At the agricultural
college the holiday layoff startes on
Friday, Dec. 81. school again opening
on Monday, Jan. 8. Fargo college will
begin its vacation on Wednesday, Dec.
% and until Tuesday. Jan. 4. the stu
dents will enjoy an absence of school
duties. At the Sacred Heart academy
and st. Aloysus school the holiday va
cation will start on Thursday, Dec. 90
and close on Monday, Jan. 8.
The students of these institutions
are looking forward to this period Of
freedom. The majority Of them ex-
pect to go to their homes to spend the
festive days Of Christmas and New
Years. The instructors will also have
an oportunity to visit home and en-
joy a period of rest.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-17
Grain Opinions.

BmwE1stt. Patten & CO.: The course
10 Argentina wheat prices should be
AwaDched carefully as we'll as offerings
iyErom this country as Europe, especial
Bdky the United Kingdom, have pinned
twreat hopes on a large exportable sur
tplus from that source. Our advances
ssWOuld indicate that eastern buyers
were pretty we'll supplied withoaCs
land that receipts will be larger.
Clement, Curtis & Co.: Oversold
condition of December wheat will
make for still higher prices and SYM
pathetically lift the other deliveries.
There is a large uncovered interest in
December corn and also in May which
will have to be liquidaJed before any
material decline can be expected.
arson. Eammill e. Co.: There is
e.ery indication Of a Hbc~a- movement
rolaving the Improvement
he weather and lesscninE of the
..... Lies. Lut until this is ac-
IS assured go, it's effect on the
1u markets ascertained, the
position i'm wheat will continue
ca} and expensive. We consider
lime premature for a sustained
.uovement in the corn and believe
SIS should be accounted on bulges.
T. Chaplin & CO.: We think
aCat can be bought on all such
YES as that of yesterday. Look for
a croad trading market in corn around
this level.