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Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-10

Charles f. Spath of Aztec was a
the Palace over night on his way II
Denver, and thence to Texas, wher'
he is interested In an irrigatini
scheme. He went out on the caster
this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-10

Manager Dan Mclean OF the loca
smelter, his brother. John. who is OF
a visit from Victor. and r. II. Brown
who is here checking up the smelte
books, went up to Silverton this morn
ing on business.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-10

James X. Hvengood Is home from
ten days spent In surveying IN the
Fort Lewis mesa section. mostly ditch
work. Mr.. Livengood reports much
ncrvity In irrigation matters. Fur
ther says the western portion Of the
county is going TO be q garden spot
when plenty OF water Is secured.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-10

Mrs. C. A. Fisherdick and Miss
Nellie Coyne came up from Lapiata
N, NJ. last night to attend the funeral
of Mrs. w. ". o'Neal of Farming
ton. which took place at 2 o'clock this
afternoon.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-10

Robert Codding of the Grand Valley
bank at Grand Junction was struck
In the face by batted bali Sunday
and sustained injuries that may cost
him his life which causes the Tellu-
ride Journal to remark that II he had
been at home pondering over gospel
truths enunciated at the morning ser.
mon the ball would not have struck
him.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-10

Postmaster James T. Fay OF Farm
ington was a returning passenger Il
his home this morning. Mr.. Fay say
that there will be big crop OF apple
this year. They were touched slight
but not enough to hurt.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-10

Mrs NJ, u. Preston was in town yes
terday from Breen on business. return.
ing home on this mornings Southern
Mrs. Preston says that everything IS
looking fine out on the mesa. although
things are backward this year. Bat
this last spell OF warm weather is
making plants grow rapidly
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-08
CASTORIA
fur sauglinge ind Kinder.
Die SOrte, Die Ihr Inner GGkauft HABIT
u., .rsss r' Won &XZZIxM
efauutmndjnHgc
Tg%Sartcmeut iir Iiicui!itr s'autcu.
Cab Tcpar:e !leui Dec 2tnpis ,S~ugennnrrc.
gain Wptr {, nCU T.. Ndtutur 1905

IU HilCf pC ~ uHlCHIs
Nicrmi! mtro TIT llerctftn'iiWrnlnl mil oca
Ibi~ tlniilea 50 Y ,no 81 = ocS charters bcr
SiuSi Baltimore bctar;it GCaCOcr cas- tb Hut
benz /. GDril 1909 mt Oct VIditerunA una
nuhberGIrlcn Siruicii nm EiGcuS beginner.
lperbc,
scSba!b btcrlail ouiNcinrocrt, UriGnbntBiheinc
fir dIC gr6ctieH 5l ]cylnUbrt utIn ~oteielbcN
Dor benz /. giprtl l.I9 ju bctiotgeIl, ote III
lTHsn9 cli;'' SfS,n 0C &n'SrnGii.E oyer b olS
ODER 9lIltpS oocg tincr Iuttlco o%ericlhcu Uoths
ipelHta uladcn. toeHt otc'c GcpIIn'tert obcr rtu
Sic ubcu crwatu,en Strnirn unS Ancps iiuo
bic i1!BcnocH:
e. FanI strnbe bon q. FGuI Strabe Jur
Nlcu IN l8fiieii, ser no6crcm Ncgcrlduic, bon
SulGtoe0. etrobe, bis q. Fluls Court
Regrn. slnbe ron Sl!etic Der Charles his
Golitmbtu 9lucuue. BON @pUnu'n Sails biz
str .YuliimoresGb iosWdhU" ar Ruiudm str.
geolic Stra6e, pou Mioltmc1i bis Setter
5Iito1 lpcmuc. BON Ya!t.aprc. ztraBc bis
Srfbcrtd '%SlpCultc.
Bo0iGr 3rGBe. ben Baltimore. bis 5apctit.
s%iGiciic scr S'7ouneu. CRATE. bon Gbeta.
pcait. biz GGutotsSirnbc.
pareulc' giraffe. pUa Cliialo FIate bio QiINrus
@oenuC.
Glcmtnt.2i,dte bon g9iatam Gtra6c bis vi
berthe &lncUuc.
Milfoa snabt. pon Poliet, sirGGc bis Bart
bt4lA
4feGalohsT ntn. ton Wloorl bis tiulo 5trOic.
.~Srtu1plti T3'Ellc, rnt baltimore BIC Hcttla
ton SituiC.
GnGcr zttabc. bon @rnic,uocS .9Ipenuc 5,S Gu,
tor9GirUGC.
EIiucr, E.rahc. pou CaroliEcr Slratc bio pur
Neittci!e oer critcn HlicD bitlth BON Central
Wbtnuc.
s4laiar 1tyabc. poa gSarrcE, Iocuac bis jur
WtoniGorrrn SlruBc.
Cileno'StaGe. bon Race lis 2rGScubau
Strunr.
&oltp' 5tyabe, bon Gbnic. 2trabc bis gibIaub.
Vicente.
nm. Strabc. bon G3uuebr bis pratt Strdbc.
Gnlpr Sirubc. bon Halloii- bis 9tcrtb @iuC.
Gaicnocr ,@I!ep. ron Columbia !lpertuc bic
81. Better StrGbC.
Shelter GlrGbs. bon crltaus bis baltimore.
Strasc.
~9iSauitb ctrnle. bon 9criuaion bis CrIcara,
Stcabe.
4arf'gpcuue. uou QcrinGioa bis 5abCtie,
Situhc.
enrica strote. non ~NorSieitc Der Baltimore.
giraffe bio Sir Siioleiic BON SdiTHouut' gluC.
Hole Strahc. BON Siibieitc ocr W,umuMcul
bis 5ur Nurotciir eer .lc@leerrh Strdiic.
Sairnlalllti NpeHuC. bon |Sciiiciie Der sen
lpooo Hpclllc his iui o'll0cl $tdotlrcIsc.
.NtoHrOc IraeC OOH Der Silouiicilc Der Sc
lttlc Der "s&& :, @abH" bis lIv Nuro.uClilCi,c
Der Columbia s.ocm!e.
y. :. 1eusan,
tInfh,i3,9p.D SiIot SrAcHielW.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-08
Nr6cit fir Maiacfc oe%aislatur.

@uSulta Mc.. Z. Salu,or.
9Sot) elmer Follic pou 81 Mouutell
trot bier Die Stout&. 9egiplotur ME.
Der jltinmmcn llnO miro iitcr ucrihic.
ocric pid)ti9e GorINgcn, oorlultcr ocrl
Wor'd]Iog Ser Iltfbcbung NeS stur.
GiS'ld,cn Sd)ouf8eiebc$ ulto onoerc
BILLS ollf Dem @cbictc scr WetrGuGc-
6raAe, Iih Ihlil'iN at modJcn hobcl.
Cine SclotorenpohI itcbt nidtt bcpor.
llntcr ocn lot Mit1Iic6crn ocS &o,l-
les befinoen lid 9S Republitoncr uno
SO Gcinotratelt, mdbrc1o ser SClo.
inter 81 MitgIic0cru % Aepublifa.
ncr llno s Gemotroien iGbI:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-08
&idptcr 2auois ipirlt nidyt init.

GbttdGo, I. Salilar. - "a baS
Gbcrbitnoes9cridlt Die Rcuiiion Ser
Gntld)cioumg oeS Yuubcsfrcis AppcIl.
toies ab8clebit BAT oilrdl pcldc ooa
onf cine @ciobuBe Don 500, 100000
lontcnoc Strdfttribcil ocs NiddcrS
Sahois gegcn Die 0Stanoarb SilGo."
inn9elloilen lporbcn lit, 10 mllroc bel
Gem Sesteren Der 9lntrog scIteilt, ci.
lUn Germin sur Hcupcrbanbllua scr
Sod)c dll5itbermimcn. Hidtcr Gui,
DIS crtI0rte aber Dem Giitriftsunlpolt,
CT 'ei lsid)t %8eionnen nitd) nod ole
NellpcrbanotlmJ 5u letter, Ionocrn
Ttroc Die Sad)c ul einen lp1tcr lolr,,
bait 3i mad)cnoen Golegel1 pcrluei.
lcll. IillrittsamuoIt Gins mcillt,
Ole 9lnoesreaicrlnlJ meroc Is scr
gcluoIti8cn Cooperation 0od) nod,
eintrdnten; iie nerhe Die Sad)e bis
chi eas AeuBerite ueriolgen uito MD.
perge'len, lucld)c gllsiteuln9cn Scr
Appellboi on Der eriten 9erbnnoIln1
ia MADDEN bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-08
9utalbcridDte aus @aibingtou.
ID ii lien uuporteiiih blci
bpu

% iii unporteiiid blci.
BEN.
Iic Tiitrifi3. Gon,miii1rc limo 81,
Wuttitcl cine2 0clese3. iucldcS BE,
onltcn oea liitriftS Columbia pcrbie-
tet. iudbreno ibrcr Imts5eit ?lfticn
ooer Stligotionen folder Beiellid)ai.
ten 81 erlpcrbcu, ipeld)e Dem Fllbli.
finn bieilen.
2 pirituoc npcrfdu auf
Tampfcru.
Il,i Grilldjcn Der Giitrifts = Com
miliore hat Reprdientont Smith
HoriiBcr bco @mis.9 omites iiir Oell
Iiitrift Columbia. I'M Sans cine 9ill
ciilgercidt. weltc sic Spirinloicn.
&icenis0 cb0r0e alitoriiirt. fir Gam.
pier, ole Die @ep1iier oeS 3iitritt3
befubrcn, Spirit,oiers Shont 2icen.
sen aiis5uitelleil. Gas jctigc Beict
lit in 9e5uq oitf Den 0erfnui bon
Spirit1toien olti Iompiern nnfIor.
Sm GicnIte ocs @obl.
+ ii,ts i.
Ter 9%encinIurlc sollresberif)t Der
rcridieocncn @ohltbdtigfcits@ BeipQ
id,aiten seiat, bnb i'm porigcn Sabre
5oS1 6omilien ans 1926 Tcrioncl,
%bcitcbeto. llntcritiibung crbieIlen;
1928 Sdjulfinbcr erbieiten alciocr,
SCI @rdilfe erhieltai SiiIic, 3t20 Ser
Ioncn ipurocn Trci!Grfuriiolien gcoc.
ben, 1900 Tcrioner crbielten @cid)1i
tiaung.
Vc0cutcH0 rcDuSirt.
1ic &crpiliAingsDili iiir sen 81
thrift Golumbla, lpeld)c acitcrn I'M
Soiis einbcrid,tct ipiroc, idlncibct bic
bon bcn IiItrlfts.GommiiiGrcn Der.
lai1gte TcrluiIligung bon ungeidtr
$16,0O.OO0 ouf $9,S37, 1882 berln.
ter. Gos lit $3S.47O.33 weniacr ais
Die @ertriaigullg fir oas lonfcnoc
8isfaljdbr lit. Ter Vrei5 fir cleft.
triidIe Strobcnlidter lit bon $s5 oui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-08

nare Stromung nidt paiter I'M lid
grciien oiirfe. Sic @elourg aus Sc
fling, ooB Ser Erin5rcgcnt uno icire
llmgebung 5u nllcrbano ted)nild)cn
aiisfliiften geariiicn babci,, i'm jill
perbinoerll, bab oic @cionbten 3,trit
gum Ertn5regcnten erbalter nno III
ben Stnno geieBt ipcrbclL ibrc Ins
lidten Dur5ulegen, bat fcinen beloroc=
rem Ginorud gemuft. @on moBgc.
benoer Scite miro hellte %anAcoclltc..
DAB sic @cionoten itolt Mittcl lulb
@cgc finoen piirocn, llu ocm Erin3,
reaenten Sic @iinitc ibrer Meaierrn-
gert porSulpge,. 2ic 8oriteulnaen
werocn in i2br crnitcr Norm 0cnlat,t
lpereen.
GntihGbi0uuQ iir Golom.
bia.
3miidCn ben Ser. Stoatcn, 60
lombio mo Banana liuo 3crtrGuc
SIT Stonbc gefpmmcu, o,trd) ipeltc
olle Str2itiragenL sic aus Der Sos
trcnnltng non Eanomo c%ntiprougei,
bciaclrgt meroen. Nodl oen TcrtrG
gen pcrpilid)tet iid) Die Hcpublif Ed.
nalllu an Colombia sic Sunnlc bon
$2,500.00O in iGhrlihcn 3ublun1en
non $4,000 ST cntrihten. Iicic
Srutme babcn sic Scr. Staatcn iGhr
lid on Banana fiir 0cu BAN oeS ga
rarlafunulS ilt 5oblciL ieood) crit
pom Sabre 1912 on. 9lbcr nit Dem
1clleu &crtrag beginner Die 3obIluls
gen bcrcit5 pon 1908 al, 10 Dob go
nallia gleid) 5luct Soften All Colombia
nhfilbren fam.
IS iinb I'M @nn3cn orci G%crtrG9t,
elmer 5lpiId)cn ocn Ger. Stoatcn uilo
Bahama, Der 5lucitc 1lpiidcn bcn Ger.
Stontcn mo Colombia uno eiNcr
jiuiit)cn Banana lnlo Colombia.
Sen mun5cn
Bon ocll Genfniin5cn aus Nronit
Die in Scr Fbilabelphicr Miin3c 5lun
@cbod)tnib Ser abfubrt Ger an1rifo.
niidycn ShIadtitiii SIottc bon
Sanpton.Hoaos aili ibrer Sour I'M
Die @clt geidlo9en iperoeiL lillb chi.
&C Iertig tnb baben oul Nciiou oeS
FrGiiocntcn Hooieuclt 1ciunocn. Aui
Der &orccricitc ser Miin5cn bciillo,t
lid Dos &opfbilb ocS E%rGiiocntcn
HooicpeIt, oui Ser Hiiticite cine Tar
ltcnunN ser Columbia mo orcicr
St,liic. Gic Niin;en Werheir III ST
pro Stiid burdl Die Miin5e perfauit.
Grr GrloS Ilicbt III ocu 8cncrolionn
ocS SdloBomteS.
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uNrcDG" nad, Gcuiacula.

Ecnncola. Sio., I. ,,olutor.
Cine bier einJetroiiene 0ddridt
belagt, bab Der bcutitc arellSer
.6rcpu." lucldler am Nontaa abeut
bon Guantanamo. Gubo, inScc alma.
lllnr9en bier o%nlangcn miro. InS
Staatsoepartcnett in @oibinlton
bat onrt, Den 8ollperneur BON Slo.
roa Die bieii1en 9eboroen BON ocnr
beporItcbenben 9eiud) bes ocutiden
&ricssIdiiies in aenntnib iesen loi.
lell, oanlit Die Stabt iiir Sen GIN
pians Der niIlfommcnen @Gite Sorac
ira9e. Ter arelijer miro in Saien
bon Fert'ocola 5IuanSig Gage gaitlid,
perpeilen. Bic .Irepa," ein aroBer
9eidister arell,er BON $3.50 Sonnell-
aebaIt, bient SIR 3cit ais llebunas.
ifiii iiir SecfaSeiten unb Shiifs.
llln9en. Sic aeiammtc 9elatun1 Be.
sifIert iidl oiif 800 Wonn. Gommo,,.
oant Der areu5ers lit GopitGn !. &.
Maob.
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Sireau nes Observation-Disclosures.


@uIttmorc, os. NeJ. 1903.
"a sic GtrdBtNnurtbrud,3s Gpmmiiiice In
1cieBtth 0ornctdnrtcacrcr gScltc ibrCl rregi.ls
tigeil mo perbciieytcn gcridi fiber Die jlge,
fprodelcn SHtiIGAiQlnqCl. ~llnloIicu mo
gSeriberh1bunGen Tit Die ~Uouocmniyln9 uno
EetfnupG her Batter Strais. BON bcg Gillette
Der 8tnbioraWia'3 lin6 Der cbeuultacn
ipetiliden SldolGrcnIc. uchil Sen oarduj pcjiigs
linen clhQiutiGcn mo bcrbelerten erildrenocn
Flarei in @cilnbbeit Scr @oribriften pcs Gal.
filnore StnoisGbarier4 mo ser am -, Mai
1907 linicricthnetel %eroronung 9tr. pr oc6
.Dsnhorc lno SilotraihS bon baltimore mo
loltlcr dlioCrcr SieieyP MD &erOronunlrn, Die
ulf oielc Iuacieaenbcll ucrlucnbblr liIo, bct
i1a binicrlcpi bubcu.
ptrh pifrnit %beIannt Gcrtud1t odb ~bciagtcr
Nertdi mp ElEne chi oiclt NSriie in otdern
Vi;rcai bt1ier cgi iUprhclI limo lno bui Der
WSGnor tiue G:dotralb non Baltimore. opct If.
gcno cine Icrton oect Ferfottcn. 0bct Corpora,
tiorelL Die nit Der &crtbCi.iup Der rortcl;anR-
ten SltildiotGnnGcri coCr Aeribcrbbhurecp un'
t%Giritocr liNo. tWlerhG,h brcil;ia t3Ol lu0ct
poal -. NeicnbCr 1905 M. ais nem criIrn ia
&c ocr Won mir unSgcgaINclttI HieruficIllifung
6ielcr 9iottj, lHriii!t6 buqc1or an rds ll0lii
more Ginnilcriui dppcItren ulio bao bcfGa!e
Scrtt: ert"c1cii lHogcG. oiclc!bc!, ~ cccietycH.
z. Stipcn Sbomae,
Slaoir9ieliiirdtor.
(2tj29; 1aa5. I 2.iGl
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LII IneHlplU q Der oherCll NlCr
tlnthcrt Naltimorr'a iono ocitcrn
Nbcto I'M HclpcNcrc Sotcl itutt. %on
%oliStportS iporcn 80 @1Iic urhpciclto,
inter oiclcll olld) Nerr mo Srol
&orrp Scbr bon Mem Dorf.
Giclc Wclpobuer uol Rolono Eorf
bobcn inn ucrIloIiCncu Mollot Sic Wo
De ciuaeiiihrt, I'M Nreicn 5lt ifIuicL
ba5 hciBt. III &Gll2dcu nit orci oiic
rcn Sciten. Sn cilcr ScriuutmllmQ
ocS oortidcn .@onnn'@ Club" lpliroc
bieic ncltc 2cbcn3mctbtoc 1eitcrn be
iprotpcn, ul0 Gror 4. ". TupiionL
Die Erdlioertln 0C3 Clubs. ioNtc, tic
lulo ibr @ottc hGttcn ocu 9ur;Cll
Snmuler inu Srclcn 0rihlloieu. mo
9crr Z. @arrilon &ecd)onn, Der 6 Wio
nate lang Dos @lrid)c actbon, babe
10 TIulo on @euid)t jincnomulcn
rn,b lebe 1cbn Sabre finger u,,S.
Na'lor Or. :, Moliion Gcclciton
IcIcrt am n1dlIicn Souutug ba9 %
jGhrioc SrlhilGrm OILS Neftor Der bi'
ih0iIid) proteItantiid,cn GnmomucIa
Iaird)c an Scr Ode bon Cathedral llno
HcaoltraBc, uilb or miro betonnl mo
dcn, Dob $1,000 oonirt morocn iilb
iiir sic gnIn9c zines Gnbonmcnt-
SoiloS fir sic Stride.
Sic Gmbcrs Goup. bot boS crops
Giobliilellcut. Nr, 1O1G-1OtS, Git
@oltinorcItr., mcltcS tic lett imtc
bot, iiir $4,000 bon Huppleou y. 60
be. Der 5rlitee iiir boo Gincntbum
nor, gcfauit. Sic Gompagnic lahm
iolort cine &ppotbct BON 5000 nlli
oo3 WebGlibc ati.
SoB bcS .TcItldleu Go~rreiponocrt
tcit" oild) in Der icrncn heiltid)cn
Meid)ShnlptItobt Qcbod)t miro, ipuroc
ourd, Die 3nIcnouna oeS iolQeuben
acknowledgements, Scr 8clGern utlon1
tc, bcluie'th: aScr5lid)e Wliidmiinidc
5itm ncllen Sdbre ienoct III oanfbn
rrr Grintieriiftb dit nte idy6nen IN
Imcrifu Iptr4chtcil Stunbcn. y.
Sd)otlb, @clterolicfretdr bcS .Gcut
id,cu Niruorf Gcrein2." Berlin. ocn
/. San. 1869, ". %Nli1sburgcr, Stro
bc, t."
Sic &anbcl&tamnlcr miro ON -.
&oinnr ibrc Snhrcencrionmulilng ob
holteu lulo sic iol1cnbcn fiinf neiicr,
Gircttorcn crrp1hIcn: @iuiom W'.
ani9bt. !. Sollono @incent, Douglas
M. @plic, Hid,nr0 s. Si9N@ mo
@nl. Z. Sbdfcliorb.
Foitor Sobn 5imothp Stone bat
iid) e~utidloiicn, benz Hui an oic 4.
Ercobptcrio1cr STRIDE IN Chicago
nid,t 6olgc III %leiiier. ionoern an Der
biciiacn Decentralization @rolpn'
Observation-Disclosures III blcibcr.
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Y uanSpiIlc, Snb.,

Gponspillc, Slb, !. San,or.
go piel iid) bis iest in Grinbrinta
tringeii lie6. lit eS Die abiift Der
@elesgebung, oas Dor etlid)cn Mono.
ten erlnlicne Socal Option . @slet.
oas Die 9cmpercnJlcr bis lest id)ou
sur ltnteroriidun5 bon ricrjig @irtb.
ld)often III brei Counties Sll bcirisen
ipilBten. 5rudr 81 fpioerrufcll. aber
has Noore-@eict. cbcniolls cine
ld1lintmc @aiien III bcn SGnocn ser
Wanerlel.tc, bcitebcn III laiien. Ger
Sleen5betrag ioa alii $1,000 iabrlid,.
alle I'M oas Siiniiade scr ictiacn
Stener. erbOht, Wirthitaitcn MIR in,
@e'fdftstbcif Der St6ote geouloct
mo llnter Die itrcngIte Gontrole re.
lteIlt ipcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-08
MGnbcc MAIDEN iucnia 9cutc.

Solebo, g., 7. Sonllar. Srci
Stlu,oen lal,9 bcid)diti9ten iid ge.
tern rib pier MIllbcr nit ser alls
pliinocruaB Der Srtitait arco6io,
9nncod Gornttn, mcld)c 10 Mcilen
'iiolih Don bier licst. urO cinsel DC
hci 10 it'll nnb pOriiftil 3lt s9erte.
haB ma ibrer Sbdiigfeit crit nod
traglidl inte lpurbe. Gle brnnac1 in
jebn S0ocrL, ben 9nbnboi Dor yTide!
Vlate' Sobn," Dos Bureau cincs &c.
treioe.G elevators urb in bas YoItumt
eirL ober ibrc game 9eute blici lid,
illir aiif etlid)c Collars. Sic pcroelt
jeBt nit 9lutbunben, weld,c aus 30.
reIt O., be3ogcn prrocil. periolat.
CA0ToRIA.
I.sssd' HOAssds. os In !mmt astsuft HABIT
': !. 3MMkM
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Rptert Ppumer'S

UUtbHHtI' sSdlft"
Sr. iDai- 1923, Grlcnns.Stfnhe.
SdEotonurtcr oes nMc5art > Wiiiner.
dors." StnpfiInae icocu 9oureriiaa
gbfno. Ser ~giolurt gnu. uio Yeibs
Werein" beri1rtmeit iib iseen Wcntdg
saiel9ft Gbeilpenfe . 1eiepbon Nsolfe
e44 Il. (Npril4 1D
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$50 heruntergcictt IND Der fiir Gas
bcleuttuuo bon SIS ouf So pro
Campo nil ilud)cm @reuucr mo bon
$20.S5 mlf SIS iiir 2onupeu nit
@liihitriiulpicn.
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oen,u Is. etetu,a geroaron..

Tr. PIG, Giun. nnb 9p,un ro.Sitube. /
gor31aitChe &etre. Sptriiuofen II. uuion' ,
eiGnIren VefieS Bter am Japf. airf1
fhr Seiddl! 'tcutc bon 1870 8ormittoeS
hts 2 lllr JlaemittGns. 6 & 3. aeie. !
pboH - vi. y'etnon 1908 ". /
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@o S.maiitdt gilt mmb Der
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-26

The Council of Jewish Women will
meet this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock in
Mrs Simons' apartments in the Florence
hotel The Rev. DIR. ]. w. Stage has ac-
cepted an invitation to deliver an address
at this meeting. His subject will be
woman"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-26
like the song of sturdy banshee in

like the song of sturdy banshee in a
lone Irish tenement.
Its a silly game. anyway said Bet
tina, as she Topped down in the car.
Now there's sense in baseball and
bridge and parchesi and polo, but
Oh, look! Something awful has happened
What's the matter? Look at them drag
ging that poor fellow out from that mass
OF humanity Is he killed? Eeei They are
running with buckets of waterr'
Nothing to be alarmed about" said,
as I watched the maneuvers of detach-
ing the stalwart young giant from the
pile of legs and arms.
well, IL I knew anything about the
game" said the sweet little feminine voice
in the next auto, II could enjoy it,"
why, I explained the whole thing to
you," said the man in husbank-like
stones. Cant you see, when a fellow
kicks the ball--Hulloa, He's down."
And then terrific shouting and scream
ing and roofing and hollering rent the
air and the game was over.
"Why, / didn't know anything had hap
pened at ALL said Bettina, perfectly
placidly 81 was just getting ready to
look for the pitchers box and now you
say it is over" and then she SHE'D, as
a bunch of the big Alabama fellows
passed us, many of them with sundry
scratches and bruises, which they had
received in the scrimmage, otherwise ap-
pearing as healthy ana hearty and hale
a set of fellows as one would meet on a
gala holiday.
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were axouisitelv suited in the foam-lilze
chiffons which they wore. They carried
large clusters of white carnations. -
The bridesmaids were followed to the
altar by Miss Marjorie Weatherly. Sis
ter of the bride, and Miss Dorothy Orr,
her cousin. Each was becomingly at
tired in white corded silk, showing among
the glistening trimmings a touch of green
and their flowers were white roses.
Mrs. Alexander Clitheriil Birch, the
elder sister of the bride, was her matron
of honor. Mrs. Birch looked lovely in
white chiffon robe made over satin
her own wedding gown, whose trimmings
are rich pearls. The group of pretty
young women formed O. circle which was
augmented by two ushers standing at
either side. The ushers included Mr.
Sterling Baggett Mr.. Herbert Smith, Mr.
Jelks Cabaniss and Mr.. Murray Wilson.
The groom, accompanied by his best
man, Mr.. James Weatherly, brother of
the bride. advanced to meet her as she
entered with her father She was grace
full and lovely young bride in her robes
of white. The gown was built of heavy
messaaine hand-embroidered and hung
with a drapery of chiffon which made
a long panel In front. Her only orna-
ment was a superb pearl necklace, the
gift of the groom. A full bridal veil
hung to the hem OF the gown and was
caught on her couture with orange BIOS
SONS and a small coronet of bri1liants
Her bouquet was a French cluster OF
valley lilies
The marriage ceremony was especially
impressive and beautiful. 1t was pro-
nounced by the, Rev w. 3. Evans, pas
tor of the Church of the Advent
Mr.. Westall and his bride received
the good wishes of their friends at a
reception which followed the marriage
service. Mrs. Weatherly, who with
Mr.. Weathe rly, received the guests,
was gowned for the evening in a
handsome crepe de chine costume. With
them was the groom's mother Mrs. w.
H. Westall of Asheville, who is q guest
in the Weatherly home. She was ex-
tremely handsome in a reception cos
tune of canary chiffon. Another out
of-town guest was Miss Nanette Craw-
ford of Asheville, who wore a hand
some evening toilet.
The dining room, where a buffet
luncheon was served, was attractively
decorated with white chrysanthemums
and palms and ferns. The central
decoration of the brides table was ex-
quisite with its white blossoms and
delicate ferns, while overhead was a
cloud of tul1e
Mr.. and Mrs westall left on the
night train for a brief wedding trip
before going to Ashville, where they
will make their home Mr.. Westall Is
very promising young man of that
city, and Is extremely popular social
ly. His is one of the most prominent
of the old North Carolina families and
his bride will receive welcome in
his charming family and his circle of
friends commensurate with the regret
which will be felt here at her de-
rartllre