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honor guests at a beautiful luncheon
given last Wednesday by Representative
William Brantley, OF Georgia
Miss Adele France and Miss Emma
France, of Chestertown. Nd. were the
guests Of friends in Washington during
the past week The Misses France are
very we'll known in Georgetown.
Mrs. NJ. A. Ballfnger and her daughter.
Nine. Francois Heddinga. have as their
house guests this week Miss Dorothy
Ciliey. Of Boston and Hamilton. Mass.
and Mr.. Francis Chick. OF Hyde Park
Mr. and Mrs. James McSherry. who
have been the guests OF Mrs. McSherry's
sisters. Miss Helen Forrest and Mis-
Rosalie Forrest. returned the early part
Of last week TO their home In New York.
Miss Louisa Carlton entertained at a de-
lightful tea last Wednesday afternoon
from I until o'clock, complimentary TO
her house guests. Miss Helena Carlton
and Miss Caroline James, Of Albany
NY.
Miss Frances Blake was at home in
formally yesterday afternoon at her home
In o street IN honor Of her house guests.
Miss Edith Frazier. Miss Mildred Dere.
Miss Evelyn Byrnes, and Miss Helen
Thistle.
Miss Elizabeth Henry, who has been
spending the past two months visiting
friends and relatives in Toledo and Day
ton, Ohio. arrived in Washington last
Wednesday and is the guest Of Miss Jose
phine Joyce Harvey.
Mrs Calvin De Witt, widow Of Gen. De
Witt, will leave about the middle of the
month for Chicago. where she will be the
guest OF her son-in-law and daughter
Capt. Robert Blanchard. L. S. A Medical
Corps, and Mrs. Blanchard
Mrs. Charles Drake is visiting her
brother-in-law and sister. ldr. and Mrs.
Charles Osborne. at their home. in Co
lumbia road. Mrs Drake was formerly
Miss Grace Grinnen, of New Haven,
Conn. and is very well known in George
town society.
Miss Geline Macdonald and Miss Lii
Ian Hill entertained at a charming little
luncheon last Monday afternoon at the
Tea Cup Inn. in honor of Miss Blanch
Mnlard Of Kalamazoo. Mich. and Miss
Dorothy Miller. OF Elizabeth. ~ J., who
are visiting Miss Tonita Ridgway
Miss Frances Blake, daughter OF the
Rev and Mrs. James w. Blake, has as
her guests this week Miss Evelyn
Byrues. Of MorgantoWn. W. Va: Miss
Mildred Dere. Of Parkersburg. w. Va;
Miss Edith Frazier. OF VanesviIle, Ohio.
and Miss Helen Thistle, Of Washington,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs William T. Glover gave
bridge party and chatting dish supper Fri
day evening IN honor OF their guests. Mr.
and Mrs. J. Bruce Wright and Miss May
Wright. There were twelve guests. and
the table decorations were in white and
green. white carnations and ferns form
ing the center.
Mrs. Kelly Parsons. wife Of Capt. Par
sons. Twentieth Infantry. L. S. A. who
has been spending the past year in Homo
lulu, where her husband is stationed, is
now at Monterey. Cal, and expects TO
come East early in the spring for visit
before going to the Philippines, where
Capt Parsons has been ordered for duty.
Miss Maud Grayson gave a luncheon OF
eight covers last Wednesday IN honor OF
her cousins Miss Jennie Grayson and
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prizes were won by Miss May Henry. Of
BrookIand. d. c.. and Mrs. r. II. Fowler.
Riverdale. and by Mr. Lester Sis. OF
Washington, and Mr.. II. H Smith.
Others present we're mrs. Grace c. Fow-
Ter. Miss Marjorie L1oweree. Miss Eva T.
Fowler. and Messrs- w. d. Bergman,
Neul Lamont and John II. Zabel>s Re
freshments were served at the conclusion
of the games
Miss DORIS Emaek, of Beltville. this
county. has gone to Cheraw. S. c., to
visit her niece. Mrs. W. c. Duvall She
viii remain several months.
The Hyattsville Stag Bridge Whist Club
was entertained by Mr. L A Fuller
Tuesday evening Messrs- J. G. Holden
and Harry ". Dorsey led in number OF
points. Refreshments were served.
Miss Frances Dubois. of Baltimore. has
been visiting her cousin. Mrs. G. B, May
nader Maryland avenue. Mrs. May
nader has also been entertaining her
cousin. Mrs. Evans DuvaH, Of Laurel
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II. Hodgson,
Rerwvn. entertained a large number OF
friends Tuesday evening in the gymna-
Stun building in that place. the occasion
being the celebration Of their twenty-hfth
wedding anniversary
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Lucy Dorsett. After the game supper
was served at the small tables. Among
the guests were Mrs. Henry Matthews.
Miss Eva Gilbert. Miss Sally Mackall.
Mrs. David Agnew Greenlees, Miss Emily
Matthews. Miss Lucy Dorset, Mrs. Rob-
ert Beal. Mrs. Wells, and Miss McCutch-
con. OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Owen Thompson have
as their house guests Miss Frances Ran
son and Miss Virginia Ransom. Of Balti-
more. The Misses Ransom viii be IN
Georgetown fox about week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams. OF
Thirty-first street. had as their guest
recently their son. Mr.. Campbell VII
liams. who is attending the St James
School. Washington County. Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bruce Wright, of
Brunswick. Ga, and their young daugh-
ter. Miss May Wright. who are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs William r. Glover, Of Thir-
.tieth street, for a few weeks were the
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THE BEST WE CAN.

Said Abe (the nations greatest NAM Il do the very best
and if my is erring, quite argument make
right and if in righteousness I'm strong sopistrv can make
wrong be the critic foe friend I'll do nv best until the
end The fact is calling to relate but OF he
great ways obscure well have tread and hustle for our
daily bread; pictures may be Who's Who
magazine but if upon the Day of Doom come ca rGg
from the tomb when sounds the final trunPets on
be herded with the goats say (and make goo1 I'VE
always did the best we could! Wait Mason.
By George Adsms)
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SAYINGS OF MRS. SOLOMON
Being the Confessions of the Seven Hundredth Wife
Translated by Helen Rowland.

Behold daughter there
And To- when at night
a fromh his vies
MOI was fun Of hairpi
But the Answered saving.
ten in myse
thereafter he remained a
a
be
curiosity make him stick-even brother
fairy
10! bride
hat
but when thou
peacefully
and Iacketh
who is
Seah!
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Mr.. and Mrs John Jamison are among
the great throng OF inaugural visitors
who have found Washington attractive
enough TO remain for the spring season
at the New Willard. They divide their
time between New York, Paris, and
Philadelphia, and have Travelled all
over the world. Mrs. Jamison has at
tracted attention by her splendid Pa
risian costumes, until she is conceded
TO be one Of the best-gowned women
in Washington during this suspicious
week She was. before her marriage.
Miss Minnie Merrell. of Indianapolis,
CT one Of the Oldest and most substan-
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PERSONALS.
Continued from Page Two.

Continued from Page Two.
Mr.. Frederick T. Martin. who has been
visiting his brother-in-law, Gen. ROches-
ter, at his home. 1920 Eighteenth street.
during the inaugural festivities. viii leave
tomorrow for Palm Beach. Fla, where
he will be the guest Of Mr.. Henry NJ
Flagler for a weeks visit
At her Current topics talk" al Raus-
cher's tomorrow morning at Il O'Clock
Miss Janet Richards VIII give a sum
mary OF the occurrences and changes in
the social and political world during the
past week, with special mention Of the
passing of the old and the coming Of the
new in administrative affairs. and par
ticularly OF certain burning public cues
lions still unsOlved which have come as
a legacy from the last to the present ad-
ministration.
a brief summary Of foreign affairs viii
also be given.
II has been a long time since Col John
Schuyler Crosby has visited Washington.
but he is here at present the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs Clarence Moore at their horne.
in Massachusetts, avenue. Col Crosby is
one OF the most interesting Americans Of
his day. because OF his distinguished mill
tary experience. because Of his bravery at
the time Of the Mohawk disaster in New
York Harbor. and OF his civil achieve
ments in the consular service. as governor
Of Montana. and as Assistant Postmaster
General under the late Frank Hatton.
who was at the head Of the department.
When he was consul 10 Florence, Italy,
Col. Crosby captured a band OF criminals
in Tuscany. for which he received q deco
ration from the King Of Italy. and he
holds also a life-saving medal for his bra
very at the time OF the wreck OF the No
hawk. Col Crosby Is close upon HIS sew
entieth birthday, but he is as debonaire.
as full Of good stories and pleasant rem
iniscences as when he held Office under
President Arthur twenty-five years ago.
Mrs Edna B. Sieg. Of New York. who
has been visiting friends in Washington.
returned to her home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Falk. OF Richmond.
Va. are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
V. Iseman.
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MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

delightful programme OF music was
rendered a. the meeting OF the woman's
Single Tax Club at the home OF Miss
Bertha yoder on last Monday evening.
A plano solo. Bohemian Dance" (GebeD
by Miss Amy Clement Leavitt: three So
prano solos by Mrs Alphonso c. Drake,
and at the close two preludes Chopin by
Miss Leavitt. were all finely rendered.
The public rehearsal Of the Rebew Or
chestra, which was given Monday even
ing last in the Keilar Memorial Church
TO an audience that filed the edihce, viii
be the last one OF the season. As the
preparations for the grand concert In
April soon begin. Miss Dorothy B. Dolan
gave Tostfs "GoOd-by. Summer" and
for an encore The Songs That Mother
Used 20 Sing" both numbers being rem
dered with good effect W Carroll Gil
bert played the sixth air varie DrdIa}.
DIT. BischOf's march. The Brownies. "
and VIII T Persons march, ''On the
Avenue were much enjoyed. The latter
was played for the frs line by the Ma
T.ne Band in the inaugural parade
The programme follows;
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tial families OF that city She has
spent moss Of her mature years abroad.
and II was in Paris that she met and
married Mr.. Jamison. of Philadelphia.
a member Of the noted old family Of
Jamisons who founded one Of the
earliest churches in Germantown near
~ $50 years ago. Her gown and
diamonds at the inaugural baT were
among the most stunning OF the thou
sands there. 1t was of pink gauze en-
broidered with silver and pearls. A
diamond necklace, bracelets. tiara. and
corsage ornaments Of great value com
pleted the costume.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07

All advertising contracts m4I> ny TIE
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona fde circulation-s circulation IN
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning news
paper at the Capital Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-07
DEATH CAN
BE AVOIDED

IN many instances by having in the
home a bottle Of GOWAN'S PNEU-
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duces Inflammation. scatters con-
gesuon, and is valuable wherever
there are pneumonia, Group. colds.
coughs. pains, and soreness. Ex-
ternal, quickly absorbed. Sold by
all druggists from S10O to 25e. Buy
It to-day and keep it in the home
for emergencies.
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Miss Marion McFan entertained a large
home studio. IN Sixteenth street She
presented eight pupils in charming Rro-
gramme Of songs. Their work was char
aCterized by good tone production. care
ful enunciation. and excellent phrasing.
The general applause was a tribute 70 the
skillful training Of Miss McFall. who
also sang two numbers at the close Of
the programme. Miss Ethel TOzier as
sisted as accOmpanist Those taking psrt
were Mr.. MayDe Coe Mr.. MOrrel GOCd-
pasture. Mr.. Wallace Fowler. Mr. Wslter
Wooden, Mr.. c r. Engle, Ms Sarah
Weckerly, Miss Ruth Stoddard- and Mrs.
Elizabeth McAfee
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Less than two days from New Ycrk By the ma
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PRINCE GEORGE EQUIPPED with uirelsss) -
fastest and Eost cuufor.able steamer % Ber.u.fa
sails even thursday az u 4. n
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The H0LMHURST.

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EieT; private baths Stationary Tashstands with hos
and cUl1 running water IN bedrooms. Elevator D
street ierel Capacity 500 Open al The var
Hotel electric cuach meets trains Literature uuca
request HENRY Daniel
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eAREFULLT JOE rs EAcTs:

s. PRINCE GEORGE Stri-lv g.
class passenger and mai steamer Carries 10 cs+fIu
q offensive fresSet- TIE FASTEST. SrEADIEsF-
AND MOST COMFORTABLE STEAMER IN
BERMUDA. Handscme booklet ard IN ra-tscs-
lars Of
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g STATE ST. NEW YORK..
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Mr.. and Mrs l. Falk. OF Richmond,
Va. are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
V. Iseman.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-31
Mebr intereKant als wabrbeits'
aetren.

Nanaanu. Hieorngiio. 90. &c.
scmber. Die fiir5lif]en gerid)tc.
hob bic Auncrifa,cr 8roee uro San.
non Dor ibrer Sirridtlnie gemartert
itiiroen. berubcn niti l%lnipabrbelt,
rno Sic Resierung in Waibingto,i
mlbtc bics 'f,on Dor einem Wonnt.
Man bate bier gealaibt. BOB bic 3c'
gicrnng Der Ser. Stoaten 8eleger'
beit nebmen nerbe, Die Sahe in's
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bat mun ieood Der amnerifanild)en
Senintionsprelle erlaubt, cin Bib
81 entiperfcl,, meld)es mebr intercl'
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fcnielben eebt beroor. bab @roee ai,i
Gem Weec gum &iftplase Dor ben
General Meoinn trat uno ibm lagte:
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INQUIRER" Cannon rib i'm siiriid ui,N
ioete: .9opf bod. alter! Wir ia.
zen feline Chance, nadoem iiiis Sc
lana permrtbeiIt bat. Ncioe blieber
bei'm eriten Jeuer toot.
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nients einfiibrt. Ser Mapor fat cine
aus orei T~erioneu beitebeuoe Cont
mil1ion 81 e%rilenlen. Iie Gienit5eit
lit brei Sabre, uuo in ieoem Sabre
miro ei1t neues Witglieo Der Seboroe
ernonnt. Gle 9ebDrse erlpablt ben
Iorliser, Der $500 Sobressebalt be.
fommt; Die anberen beioen Witelie.
Der erbolten lie $1,000. Sic oiirien
fem al1bereS itGbtiideS Nmt i,nc bo.
ben. 9ie Gommiiiion errennt einen
Grominator, Der $4,000 S%nbresgcbalt
crb1lt, luib eiilen SefretGr nit $1,000
@eholt. Tom GiuiloienltgollSgenoml.
men iino bie stiiiitcnten int i%urilti-
iden Gcpartcmert. Der antpalt oes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uno Der Spiri.
tuoien, 9icenSbehGroe. Der Eoli5eimor.
id,aIl, Der 9opit1n bes 3etcftip E 9ii.
reous ulb ionitiee bobere SteIlen,
lpic Sic Gonuuiiiion cntid)eibeu mag.
Gle Gommiiiion mlB itcts 2iiten
ouolifi5irter 9cipcrbcr fiir Die Der
ihieocnen SteQingen i'm itaotiiben
Iielllt bereit bnlten uno Dem betrciz
icnoen 0eportements.Gbef flint go.
men unterbreitenL menn cine Sacon5
entitebt.
Baltimore 20 bcnnn".
Sn eincm @eridt bes Sun0es.Gen-
ius. Bureaus iiher StraBcnpfloite-
ring, Mb5uesfaualc II. |. 10. itebt
Baltimore obcrun oils bic Stabt. ipcl-
che Die groBte MeiIen5nbl nit @ode1-
%ltcineu aepflaiterter StraBen hat.
Mud in @e5lg ulf Ab5ugsfondlc
itebt Baltimore melt 5uriid. Sn t57
StGoten nit iiber 10000 @imuob-
ltern in 1907 moreu 22,S66 Mcilen
Ib5u0sfonale %porbonocn, rnb 9olti-
more beioB mn 90 Micilen ioldcr 8u.
nGlc.
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9eleien unb Der 8atifan.

8eIgien unb Der 8atifan.
81 . III. 90. 3esember. = nSHerua'
tore Homano" per6ffentlitt cine ers
fl1rimg oes papitlifen Staatsiefre-
tars aarbinal Merrp Del @oI, oaB er
feinerlet Snltruftiou in 9e5ue a,ii
cen 8onig albert bon 9eIgien uno
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Nllntius in 9elgien id)idte uno bob
Ole peroffentlihten biesbeSiiglid)en
geribte auf g%rfinoung berubten.
Sran56iiihe ShIaRpe II
Nfrifa.
Earis, 90. IeSember. - Sberit
Doll, 9eieblsbaber Der fran5oiiifrn
StreitfrGite 81 Gbab, meloet, oaB
800 0orfn.arieger am 81. Nopember
oen Webarilten. 8orpoiten, 40 Meilen
norbGItIid bon Mop, angriifen, INT
GerseItnne fir ole @innobme bon
abeibr 81 iibrrl. Sic tobtetcn ODER
periullnoeten jipun5ig Siraileurs.
einihlieblih zines S%leutenants.
Sberlt Mpu bat SeritGrfungen ob9e-
i6idt. y
Smmer nod munter.
ao p q la, Uganda, 20. Ge5elts
Der. - Cine INSTRUMENTATION aus
8dbula NtIiro, as Weilcn bon bier,
melOet, baB Die Nnoieuelt. Grpeoition
Die Montag Nadt iiber 81 &utiue, s
Meilen ienieits BON aabulo Wliro,
laGcrte, unb BOB lih Sberlt &ooiepelt,
ionic ollie ieine @egIeiter ipobl unb
murtcr teiinoen. Sic grpeoitipn lit
arf Dem Marih nad) Giiingo, Is
Wteilen bon Satire. Sic beitonb, dis
lie bon bier abaina. aus iiebcn mci5en
Sdgert ilno WGnnern Der @iiielt-
id)ait, 800 2alttr1eern, iiebct 3elt-
%fnaber. feds Sautob5iebern. fiinf Sc
ipebrtrGgcrn, flint Staafned)ten fir
Die bier Waulcicln mo swei aIden.
uuterieebpot rcttet
Slider.
Iou1on, %. Ge5cmber. tbs
llntcrieebopt vGigoane" iid,tete bel Ell
ner llehungsfalrt auf bpber See elm
grobes 6iidcrboot. meld,es I'M un'
tergana bcgriffen NOR. Sotprt illt-
tertond)enb, fnbr %sGi9ognc" illrter
bos 5abr5eug, oeiicn Naitipibcn MIR
nod aus Dem @aiier bcrporragenS,
FOB es a,tf sic Sberfldd,e uro belt es
LANCE seniig felt, UNI Die Mannid,aft
AT retten.
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&rnn ans Der Seimatb Sdiaer's.

hrnli0cllt Sallter pom Sd)lller Scrfs
molipno.@ erein erbGlt ein Sd)rei.
ben bon Or. 8iintber, Dem Yrds
%iioentcu. oes Sdrpdbiiden Sd)il-
lersTercins I'M Stnttgurt.
Gni sic Geutlfen unb %beipnoers
Elc enaeren 2anosleute oes groBell
Gifjtcra 6rieorih bon SmiQer iif
ircuen. ipenl1 lie borell mie in Imc'
rita baS Ntocrten bc5 bcittldenI Gid.
teriiiritcn geieiert miro. eebt aus benz
folgcnoen Shreiben, meld)es Sr.
,Sran5 Sauter, ErGiiocnt oes bieii.
gen ShlQer ~(cnfmalipno . 9erein,
NtItern POM @cbeinrotb Or. Wiintber
iii Strttgort erbielt, bcruor. Sas
Sfreibcn lultet:
rShmGbiid)er Sd,iller . Serein.
Eonoronlo. StroEc. Stl,attgart, belt
10. Ie;ember 1909. - SeDr geebr.
fer SEER! Wit GROCER Sre,loe babe
id, chen ons asrcaranm SSbrcr Sd)il.
%lcrieier uuo oem 9erid)t iiber ben
id)onen 9erlullf gelelcn, ben lie ge'
.lrcmmlen hat. 8elterH lit mir Die
Scltnltnnler Der Ia Elota- 3eitung"
aus Sietos Nprcs 5~iigcgnilgerl uno
in he, letter Wod)en cine Heibe DC.
rid)tc, Die ulle 5ei9en, mic Die Teiits
id,cn i%enieits oes @aliers Sf)iler
gcbnloigt mo lid iiberull il, Der
gSelt inter ieinent Nanten 5lliommclt
Gcfutoen haben. Is. lit Elm qroBcs,
iIlo id)ones 3icl, .onB Sic iid nit
Ter grriftuua eilieS 3cnfmols fiir
Sdiller geiebt bobcn. Malid)eS dlpie-
riefcit iperoen Sic 5u iiberninocl,
Gobelt, aber id) 5peifle nid)t, oob
beutid)e 5batfraft Sic Die Nllsiiih.
rlln9 crreiden l6Bt nnb oaB in nid,t
o!lju ferner 3eit oos Sd)iller Wll.
icitm mntcr Den Viloern Der Shil-
ltr. Eeufmdler in Der nellen @elt
old) Elm ocs Nid)ters niirbigeS 1T
Baltimore ieiten Yeilidlern Dor gil.
gen iiitren miro. Inter oicicn Be
iudjcrn iiuo alIi6brlid) aid, pielc aus
anlerifa. gs miro MIR welligc
Shmoben briiben eeben. bic bel eli.
rem 9ciuf AT Den StGtten ibrcr
,sugenb nid)t olid oas Sbiaer,M u.
lcltm mfIudlen uno lid oieicr @brell.
Guac fir ben groBten Sobn Sdppa.
tcn's erircuen. @iele BON ibrterl mo
r,anf)c G%orporotionen IN Nem.Dorf.
&odeltcr. philadelphia. ct. 2oiliS,
Chicago iillo nit ms burd) Mitglieb.
ldlaft perblnoen unb BADEN odoi1rd,
en- 9ono nit Der alien Seimatb &C.
triipit. IS ireutc MIDI. gu leien.
hcB ibr cnaliidcr 6citreoncr in. iei.
rcn trciilideu glsiiibrunacn ai,d)
lntiercs bcben Trpfcftors gebahtc,
Ger 1905 Der SSobnS Sppfins llniper,
i;tGt eiue, IbguB Der Sd)iaer.g iiite
BON Ionnedcr geitiitet bat. Wit
pcrbinoIihem Ianf fir Sbre ireuno-
Iidpe 3uiei,oung iino ben better
@iiniden fir Sbr llnternebmen -
Sofadtnn9spoa ~er9ebenbit CT.
Giintbcr."
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3nr 9eoftuna. Stobt-
Sngcnieut 9. 7. 5enhda 5eigt al, o.i-
berer Stcuc bc6 .Gelitifcit Gore.
iponoenten" oft fir @%ngebote 5lir Sic.
ieritlta bon 3ol5, Sano, Nflaiteritci-
llen II. !. M.
IS o5iaIiHiide sieoerta.
tel" = Sr, Der 2nbor. apeenm, Sale
iibtc bic ySo5inIiitiife 3ieoertofcl"
acitern 9tbeno inter 2eitung Don
Erof. GbtporS 96fner Gbore fir ei.
men 2~iebera6enb. Ger Sin9itimbe
folgte Die iiblifc @eid1itsiiBnile, IN
melder 8orbereitungei, fir cineii
'Mitte 6ebruar itattiinocnbcn Mas.
feitbaa getroffen iuiirben, aud luiir.
De ci1e ginlaoung bonn nJ6olia.
Wdnnerd,or" ertaegen senommcn.
Iobt i'm 9ett angcfun.
Ger 60 Sabre alte Sobn
Ruppel bon ger. 1929, 2igbtS trabe.
lpuroe geitern Abenb fur5 nad s ltbr
bon Srn. George Yider, nit ipelhcnt
er 5uinnrmen pobntc, dis 2eiAe I'M
9ctt liegenb anfgefun0en. Coroner
CT. Otto W. 3einbarbt wliroe be.
nafrihtigt.
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8erlbmter 0af.
GrpieHor Seiurid Sergciea in Wetue
Yprf a%ngefOmmen.

Scinc SoridmIgen iiber Die Yaiiots
YSinoe in meitinoiif)en @emdi'ern
noucnoet. Iiriaent 9ar(
Serrabn in M~aiiafuietts ans
Dem oeben scidieben. Setas-
ter arst itirbt in 6oIse oes
S%elbitmoroes zines i%iebsebnjdb-
rigen I1ohens. 3pci Brit.
Der ertrinten bei'm Sdlitteniab-
ren.. = 8arbiital Merrp Del 8ai
bot lfeinc scbeinlen Snitrrftionen
nod Yriiiiel gelfidt.
gtelu gorf, 90. Ge5enlber.
YrpieIior Seirridl SeraeIea, meld)cr
zines cages BON Berlin aus per Suit.
baQou nod bem NurbppI abSureiien
i)pfft, fam be,tte auf Gem Gampicr
,Yrins Sonfim" aus lue'ttnnilhen
8ep0iiern bier an, no er an Vorb
nes beutidea &rell5ers vTictoria
2puiie" in peltinoiiden @ewGi'ern
nit fletueu SallonS Terlutle urge'
itent bat, I'M, Die Starfc INTO Hifs
tuna Der bDberen S6idten Der Eoi-
iotpinoc ST erforid,en. gr bat u. ".
conitotirt. baB in Der mittelamerifa-
liiifen Sropengeaenb in elmer 9obe
BON 10000 Wteter Die 2ilft bel Wei
tenn f1lter lit ais III Scr urftilden 8e-
aenb in Der gleid)en &6bc. Sn elmer
Sobe bon 1900 Meter regiltrirtcit
Die ouigeifidtcn WeBapparotc cine
G1lte bon 81 @rnb inter Nhuu. IS
lpurben BOZ, Erof. Sergeie1 I'M @ans
sen Dol, Der .@ietoria 2ouiie" aus
ileull @auons in Die Sobe gcidlidt.
9apou ipurben iiirf pieoer erlangt
uno nier nif,t. Iie beutide 8egie-
rlna bot cine 9elobnune ausgelest,
faus Sic Muffinoer Der permibten
9oapns oieielben. obne Die beteltte"
ten SnItrimlentc 81 beifaoigen, on
has nad)iie bcutide SonIulat ein'
ididcn.
Erof. Seraeieu, lueld)cr oen Ittel
cincs @cbeincn Hcgierungsrotbes
bat, miro bon bier aus III etlpo 5ipci
@ofen olli Dem !Samburaer Cont
pier nIuguito Gictoria" Die Heiie
mad, Gclttidlano antreten. @abreno
Ieines Aufenthalts in Metp.Dorf miro
er I'M @alborf-M itoria pobnen. Dit
Dem @roien zeppelin bat Erof. Ser.
eeiea Sebn auiltieae gemodlt, einnnal
aenleiuidjoitlid nit benz Erinaen mo
Der Brinaeiiin Seinrid bon TreuBelt.
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Fri. Submns mabm ben 0pftor NIT.

MILLION springs, Wo, 80.
9ejember. = Sri. Sobnnp Yrclton.
II Sabre oft, id)oB iid aeitern abclo
cine augel bnrd} hcn &opt neil tic
eirtige fleinc Sd)ulocm in einem 60
Den acutad)t latte ,uno niht be5oblcn
fornte. IT. Abram Mullinir, "
Sabre oft. iuiIroc 81 ibr geruien.
@erooc oils CT ben Gitcrn geiagt
ldtte. oab bic @ln,oe cine toStlidle
lei, rief er ans: I'D gebc audi"
dit oicicy @ortcn ~itiir5te er iiber
COS Yett mo Itarb al einem Sflag.
fi1lR. .
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i3iuci annbeu bei'm SdJlitteufabren
crtrnnfcn.

Sgoens6urg, H.-D., 80. Eej.
Trei anaber, mclfe aui einem
Sblit.en bel Yrescott ron einenl
longer .Siigel berdb iubren, oaird),
brad)en airl Si;Be oes Siigels oaS
bunne Sis AMI Dem ct. Salprcnce-
Stub, mo jruci Scr arloben ertran'
fen. Ger Critic, elm Better Der bel.
Sen anoeren, mliroe BON Der Wutter
Der Spfer gercttet. Gr betBt @erolo
Golter uno belt iif All elmer ets-
idlolle felt. big linn Die Trau 81,
&iilie fam. Gic grtrunfenelt beiBen
Sarrp mo 6runf Goiter.
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Ear( Serrahn tpbt.

MILTON, Waii., 30. 2ejember.
- Garl Serrabn, elmer Der tiidtig-
Itcn @uiifer oes 2anoes unO lett
iitcr4O Sabren Girisent Der goItc,
l;cr SGnbel. mo 3apbn.@ elealha't,
iii beltc in Der bieiigen Wobnlng
icines Sobncs geiturben. Gr wurnc
III 1926 geboren uno fam IN 1913
iiodh Mmerifu.