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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-27

Frederick Stock, the great conduct.
or OF the Theodore Thomas orchestra,
has peculiarly sympathetic genius
for the Interpretation, of Wagner's
works Detroit music lovers recog-
nized this NJ the final concert OF the
Detroit Orchestral association last
wear. and after the group OF Wagner
numbers bestowed upon him a tumult
OF applause such as is unusual for a
Detroit audience For the next con
cert in the series OF the Orchestral
association, Mr.. Stock mas included a
remarkable group of numbers connect
led with Wagner's "Nibelungen Ring
Tetralogy" The program az whole
is wonderfully beautiful one. con
tanning an admirable mixture OF the
new and the familiar IL is as fol.
lows Overture In de Natur."
Dvorak, Nocturne and Scherzo from
the Midsummer Nights Dream"
Mendelssohn; Symphony in ID minor,
Cesar Franck; Valkyrie's Ride, Sieg-
fried ldyl Siegfried's Death march.
and Siegfried's Rhine Journey. Wag
ner No finer program has ever been
arranged for Detroit than this, and
music lovers will look forward eagerly
TO its presentation Oh Monday even
ing March ~. in the Light Guard
armory
4 demonstration of the Burrowes
musical Kindergarten method took
place last Saturday in the Michigan
Conservatory OF Music Among tho
children who took part in the program
that served as an illustration OF this
method were Fred Margolis, Edith
Turner. Suzanne Margolis. Esther
Fitzpatrick. Arthur Seaborn. Frank
Chapman and lila Wells. To close the
program little Jack and Suzanne Mar
COILS played a fantasia by Leonard for
violin and piano The teacher OF the
class is Miss Irene Griswold.
The joint recital by Mlls Elsa Rueg-
ger the well-known 'cellist, and Lew.
is Richards. pianist. in Temple Beth
FL, Thursday afternoon at o'clock,
promises TO be one OF the most en-
joyable musical affairs OF the season.
This recital is given under the aus
pieces of the Detroit String quartet,
and the program as arranged prom
ises To be an unusually pleasing one.
Tickets will be on sale at Grinnell
Bros music house, March 2. and 4.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-27

makes them so Iidiculously dense.
How was that hare-brained fool Strong
or that yacuOus nobleman BellinRham
10 know that when they turned their
backs on the 'Di' she would remain
intact until their return?"
tro ne Continued.p
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-27

efte Kalthon. Blanche VIM. Jennie
Ford. Bernice llarrigan cello. Cyril
Valade. Ceciie Cloonan, William
Stone. Jr
Miss Katharine GOodson. pianiste.
will give RECITAL under the auspices
OF the Tuesday Musicale in the Church
OF our Father. Tuesday evening. Mar.
.. at O'Clock. Her program will con-
sist OF six Schumann numbers the
Greig sonata In T. minor noctrune.
two waltzes and ballade by Chopin.
and selections by Sibelus, Tschaikow.
sky. Gernsheim Raff and List. The
nth and hast artist concert OF the
season will be given by the New York
Concert company. April Is.
The third concert OF this season IN
be given by the Detroit symphony or
chestra will be held In the Wayne
casino. Monday evening March :. The
soloist for the concert Will be Miss
CAROLYN Louise Willard. pianist. and
CLYDE Nichols. tenor Miss Willard Ia
a native OF Chicago. where she Is very
successful as a soloist and teacher.
She is very brilliant pianist.
=
Miss Marcia Munsell. a pupil OF Miss
Hattie Groneman. entertained the
members OF the Detroit Review club
Monday. Feb %, for the second time
this winter. with piano selections.
The regular monthly evening must
Gale OF the Detroit College OF Music
viii be given next Thursday evening.
March 4. IN the college recital room,
Valpcy building. The program will ne
given by Misses Hazel Weber. Ger
trude Quay. Eva Lord, NJ Louise Nut
ter and Elizabeth Ruhlman. pianistes.
and Mrs George T. Hyde, mezzo-so-
Lrano. Miss Sarah Schellzerg. con
tralto Ralph Stone. tenor. and
Charles j. Cragg. basso.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-27

An enthusiastic audience rlled the
concert hall OF the North Woodward
branch OF the Michigan Conservatory
of music. Friday evening when A ju-
nior pupils concert was given. me
following pupils took part in the pro-
gram: Helen Page. Esther Vickery,
Hester Harrah. Phoebe Hathaway.
Elsa Erley. Vida Bamlet. Rachel Du-
mont. Lois Knowlson, Frances Gillian,
Morris Bryant. Margaret McGregor,
Harriet Willard. Robiaa Copeland, lie
ma Bacon. Robert Erley. Muriel Patton.
Margaret Page. Elizabeth Hathaway
and IIilda Williams
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-27

The piano. violin. and cello pupils
OF the Misses Kate. Charlotte, and
Emma Mcdonald. assisted by Miss
Ethel Lillian Essman. soprano, Will
give a musicale, Saturday evening.
Feb. % in the Detroit Conservatory of
Music. Solos. trios, and other con
certed numbers will be played by the
following students: Piano Marjorie
Skillman. Marcella Forster. Elizabeth
Mcdonald. Irene Mcdonald. Delphine
Dodge, Edna Billings. Magdalenc
7 ange. Leila Pierce. LeGrande Nalade
Myrtle f.. Miller. Leatha Flynn. Hazel
Winters. Margaret Comerford Dora
Ford. Grace Irene Gibson. Grace Nc
Donald: violin, Herbert Kelly. Mar
jory, Strubel Jerry Masek Alfred
Frank Glenn Stock. Joseph Schlan.
VIM DUNLAP Russell Gardner Autoiu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-27

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T. Ranney
sail for Italy next week. where they
will join Mrs George w Balch, who
is the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
Agostino Mattoli. In Rome.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-11-19
WALTON

Mr.. G. e. Andrews and daughter,
Miss Bessie, are spending the week at
G ace Lawn.
There will bel special Thanksgiving
dinner ct the InG on Thanksgiving eve-
ming at O'Clock.
Captain j. H. Andrews and family re-
turned Friday evening from an extern
sive visit to many points North,
Mr.. w. G. Gilmore entertained guests
at dinner Friday evening and later the
party attended the dance at the club,
Mr.. Harry Bennett had dinner
party at the Inn on Friday evening,
D evious to the dance at the club house.
His guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Gage, Mr.. and Mrs, X. E. Schuyler and
Mr., Ralph Racey.
There is chance that this section
may also have flying machine this
season as Lieutenant Willoughby, Of
New York, who has beautiful home
at Sewalls Point, is the happy owner OF
very fine one which he has named
the War Hawk. The Lieutenant is
expected dnring the coming week, SO
we may have visit from the War
Hawk any day,
The dance at the Club house on Fri.
day evening was very much enjoyed
especially through the kindness OF Mrs.
Spiers. who gave so much pleasure
with her generous selections Of dance
music. Quite large number from
Fort Pierce attended, among which
we're Misses Bessie and Maggie Belle
Thaxton, Miss Thayer, Miss Bond,
and Messrs Stetson, Thayer, Robin
son and Croker.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-11-19
vERo

Mr., John Ormond is in vero again
for the winter.
There will be preaching in the school
house Sunday evening.
DR., Rose has been a professional Wis
itor to Vero the past week.
Oranges and grapefruit are being
shipped daily from this section.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Ayres and Miss
Carrie Chesser are at Vero for few
days.
Mrs. M. E. Knight and children Wis.
tied friends at Stanwood Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. A.A. Ford and family spent Sun
day with Mr., and Mrs. w. r. Cope
land at Quay.
The stork made a visit to the home Of
Mr., and Mrs n. o. Penny Saturday
and left a bright boy baby.
Frank Tuten returned from Fort
Lauderdale Saturday night and will
spend some time at home.
Mrs! ]. S, Anderson and daughter
have gone to Moultreville, S. c., to
join Mr., Anderson, who has govern
menl position.
DR.. Rollins was called to Vero Sat
urday and Sunday to attend Grandma
McCullers, who has been very III but
is better at this time.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-11-19

With the advantage of cost Of material
largely In favor of Duval county, but
not a word has been said about the
construction, or material to be used in
this county. Will 1t be light sprink-
ling OF shell or mari on top Of the sandP
The question Of the distribution Of
the funds also comes up. By the pro-
vision OF the bill as published there is
to be expended the sum Of fifteen thous-
and dollars from Ten Mile creek vest
ward, thus giving perhaps ten or fifteen
thousand dollars to the Fort Drum dis
trict for their roads, Practically tie
same conditions obtain in the Sebas-
tian district. Now, will the people of
these districts be satisfied with only a
small portion of the funds and still pay
their part Of the taxes? VOTER.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-11-19
CITY OFFICIALS ARE NOMINATED
Full Ticket with Little Opposition
Named in Caucus Monday.

Pursuant to a call by the mayor a
mass meeting was held Monday night to
nominate candidates for city Offices 10
be voted for in the city election to be
held on Tuesday, December.
The meeting was very quiet. about
dtty citizens being present, and very
little opposition appeared. Judge F,
L. Hemmings presided and City Clerk
A. G. Dittmar was elected secretary.
The adoption Of rules governing the
caucusand nominations followed quickly
and the result was as follows:
For mayor-R, Whyte.
For clerk-F, NJ. Tyler.
For marshal-E, q. Gustafson, A. j,
Drawdy.
For councilmen Two to be elected)-
Lucien Baker, D. 7. McCarty. J. G.
Coates.
The only opposition appearing so far
Is for the Office of marshal, and three
candidates appear Cor the two vacancies
on the council.
The election will bo held on Tues
day, December 7th, and those who have
not registered may do so for another
week at the Office of A. C. Dittmar,
over the bank.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-11-19
dood Roads 2

when the question of bonding Duva !
county for one million dollars 70 I oulia
ono hundred miles of hard surface roads
was before the voters OF that county
w., h. neople we're given some assurance
80 s 10 what kind Of roads they might eS-
pect .o.o ~ voters OF
ST.. Lucie county is to build prac'' ~. y
the same mileage Of hard surface roads Ca. :
-, Two = hundred thousand dollars TINS
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-11-19
BAZAAR AND OYSTER SUPPER
Presbyterian Ladieswill Entertain
on Thanksgiving Afternoon.

The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
are planning and working for a grand
bazaar to be held on Thanksgiving af-
teanoon and evening at the Improve
ment Club house, and besides all the
various departments Of the bazaar a
most delicious supper of oysters and all
accessories will be served to appease
the appetite of the multitude who are
expected to attend.
The bazaar will consist Of booths con.
tanning all manner Of useful and orna-
mental articles, In charge Of ladies who
are specialists in the various lines they
will represent, and who will take espe-
cial pains to please all the customers
who patronize them.
There will be the domestic booth,
where the housekeeper will find mary
things Of value at bargains the fancy
work booth will be able to furnish
everything from pincushion to an art
square with all the various intermedi.
ate degrees; the culinary booth will
display toothsome dainties that will
tempt the appetite of the delicate and
robust, and so 90 down the line will be
found complete exhibit in many other
departments, while the children will be
delighted with the Mother Goose booth
which will be presided over by Mother
Goose herself, ably assisted by Mother
Hubbard. Here will also be two Jack
Horner pies, one for boys and one Tor
girls, where they can try their luck at
pulling out plums'
Every detail is being arranged ana
the ladies are working hard to make IL
brilliant success. Their aim Is to
give all customers their moneys worth
on each and every purchase, as well as
a pleasant time.
The price Of the supper will be 20
cents plate and will consist Of Oysters
in all STYLES with all the necessary rel
ishes and accomplishments
Be sure and remember this on Thanks
giving next Thursday afternoon ana
evening aud attend the bazaar, buy
what you want and get a good supper
Thus you will help good cause.
All those who have donated or wish ,l
to donate articles for the fancy work
booth are requested to send them 70
Mrs. r, whyte, and any other i'ems
will be appreciated and gladly accepted
nv Mrs. A. M. Sample, or any OF tne
ladies in charge.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-11-19
The Fourteen Errors Of Life.

The fourteen mistakes OF life, Judge
Rentoul told the Bartholomew Club
are
To attempt to sat up our own stand
ard Of right and wrong and expo
everybody to conform to it.
To try to measure the enjoyment OF
Others by your own.
To expect uniformity OF opinion In
this world.
To look for Judgment and experience
In youth.
To endeavor to mold all dispositions
alike.
Not to yield to unimportant tribes
To look for perfection in our o n
actions.
To worry ourselves and others about
what cannot be remedied.
Not to alleviate, If we can, all that
needs alienation.
Not to make allowances for the weak
ness of others,
To consider anything impossible that
we cannot ourselves perform,
To believe only what our flute MINDS
can grasp.
To live as II the moment, the time,
the day we're so important that 1t would
live forever.
To estimate people by some OUTSIDE
quality, for,it IS that within which
makes the man.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-11-19
school Improvement Association

There will be meeting of the La
DIES School Improvement Association
held at the High School building on
Friday, November 10Th, at p. m The.
objects Of this association are TO help TO
raise the funds to erect new school
building, and to give aid to any and all
educational purposes. All who feel an
interest in the St, Lucie County High
School, especially patrons, are urged
to be present, Not only ladies are IN
yited, but gentlemen also.
ELMA GEIGER, Secretary.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-11-19
confidently expected that 10 per cent.
more will come in before the summer
crop begins to move

The growers of the East Coast are
going to attack the Florida East Coast
Railray on all of its commodity rates,
and the foundation of that attack was
laid by the action of the directors of
the association at meeting held in
Miami last Monday.
Hudson & Boggs have been employed
to take complaint to the Florida
Railroad Commission against the rail.
road company, and this action leads to
the hearing to be held by Commissioner
Prouty of the Interstate Commerce
Commission in Jacksonville December
goth. Hudson & Boggs will work In
conjunction with William A. Glasgow,
of Philadelphia, attorney for The Grow
ers' Protective Association, and it is
confidently expected that sweeping
reduction Of rates will be ordered,
The resolution passed to support the
steamship line is as follows:
Whereas, The future advancement
and prosperity Of the East Coast Of
Florida is vitality dependent upon the
securing Of cheaper rates Of transport.
alton, not only for articles there pro-
duced for shipment bat also for all
commodities and necessities Of life
whether inward or outward bound; and
Whereas, The utilization of our nat
ural advantages in the way of water
transportation at every available point
affords the surest and most permanent
means of securing such reductions and
Whereas, The fruit and vegetable
growers of the East Coast being not
only the producers of the outward
bound freights but also the ultimate
consumer OF the greater proportion of
the inward bound commodities, are
most vitality interested in the question
of rates Of transportation and
Whereas, All beginnings are diff
cult, and those who undertake to estab-
lish new lines of transportation are
especially dependent, not only upon the
good will, but also upon the actual and
material support of the community
which they undertake to serve now,
therefore, be it
Resolved BY the Board Of Directors
of the East Coast Fruit and Vegetable
Growers Association, That the Cook
Steamship Company is entitled TO the
sympathy and patronage of the men,
bers of said Association, and they are
hereby urged to use all proper and
Legitimate means TO encourage and
build up its enterprise, and especially
by urging upon the merchants and
other receivers OF freight the necessity
of sustaining the steamship company
by their patronage.
Second. That those merchants and
Others of the community who by their
courageous and answering support OF
the Steamship Company have rendered
possible its institution and maintenance
are entitled to the warm commenda-
tion OF all the persons interested In the
future prosperity Of our section
Third. That copy of these resolu-
tions be furnished to each OF the news
papers printed 10 the territory covered
by our Association.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-11-19

Total 625. Ono erates
~ ~ > makes Z about 40 per cent. OF the
z y 'ne three counties. and It is
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-25
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-25

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pom So8e uOrbcr auiOamDicn uno
mir lid uno S5reH @iann ie Gin 4oie.
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mon nib nun mir cine Sn5aritin
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fommen iit2 SA mil es 0errat6en:
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'Sparipitem. IS mar fir MIDI miO.
Sic Meinen oie mlliidIihitc 3eit. sic
mir ie ourflebt baben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-25

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