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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-02

Mrs. v~issisw's SOOTHING sxRvr for Children
70 ethins. softsns the gums. redHoes on,
al lays pain, cures wind collie. zc . hotca.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-02

In considering the speed OF q steam
ship, 1t must be remembered that a
knot, or nautical mile, is a very diff
ferent thing from a lane mile. A mile
is $3.50 feet, while q. knot is $3.50 feet
and a fraction. Therefore, when a YES
sci makes 23.05 knots an hour, she
passes over very nearly q land miles.
The JGoanese government is making
an energetic fight to prevent the
plague. In Toxic alone between 1000
and 1900 rats are killed and examined
every day in the search for a possible
source of infection.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-04-02

ment cleared my system OF uric acid,
regulated the urine and cured the
bachache."
Sold by all dealers. 30 cents a box.
Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. n. Y.
The Washington bee., 1909-02-20
The swaying skyscraper.

Through the chance OF perfect ad-
5ustment in the way Of balance, Of
= row of large photographs that
Aang on q wall o. an office building
down town the clerks In the place
lave a good deal o: quiet amusement
with persons who visit the place for
the first time. Owing to this bal
ance the pictures are easily sway
ed by the wind that blows through
the open windows and since the Of
nee force goes in for fresh air the
pear round he pictures are never
still. The joke lies in catching the
Eorri1ed expression on the faces OF
the callers when they get 3 sight OF
the swinging frames. Then 1t is AL
ways explained with due solemnity, II
She boss Is not around that the sway
Ing Of the frames is due to the oscil-
lation OF the structure. It usually
takes some time for the object of the
Joke to see the point. Meanwhile -
has suffered considerable shock
p. 7. World.
The Washington bee., 1909-02-20
FREE OFFER
sR. BalIineer, Prop 343 w I4th St New YorkCity
COlOredSkin MadeLighter.

For scientific have been trying make dark skin
lighter colored by artificial whitening but natural way
At last the Wonder Co.. of New York has discovered
Complexion Wonder which does bring lighter natural color
cry applied The effect not artificial The lighter color
natural The the colored magical The
price Complexion Wonder SOC The Chemical Wonder Co.
another preparation which indispensable for coored people,
we'll white people It is called Odo Wonder, toilet prep
aration which prevents perspao odo and enc the body
with perfumed dantness It will make anyone physically wei
society business circles Our customers bet
positions in banks clubs business houses Our
toners advance faster in life Price of Odor Wonder $I.OO
Our Wonder Comb will straighten any hair heavy comb
magneto-meaic. Will last eme5oc Don't fail to order
Wonder Grow fertizes the scalp; supplies nourshmen
hair grow lengthy; gives the scalp strength which
prevent the hair from faling-5oc.
UncurThs preparation uncurls knAts and kinks and
makes the pliable dress well5oc We promise
that our speces will do advance cooed people social
y commercially than snowy garments gewgaw jewely
Delivery free Applications for agency considered NJ B.
Berger Co., Rector Street. New York City, selling agents for
Chemical Wonder Company.
Ross & Mundin, Goth St, Washington D. c.
Board & Mcclure, I4th St, Washington, D. c.
The Washington bee., 1909-02-20
Odd South American AnimaIs.

Many cur4aus animals haunt the
marshy parts ol"SCuth ARErica ncrrn
Of the pampas. Frogs big and fero-
ctous, given to making vicious
springs when closely approached; the
capybara, a cavy "contented with
the bulk of sheep; the huge coypu
rat and the swarthy piglike tapir are
frequently seen. Along the forest
margins troops of peccaries are often
met with, occasionally the jaguar
sometimes the puma, likewise that
eoothless curiosity, the great ant
bear, long In claw, long nosed and
remarkably long tongued. A famil-
Ear object is the great jabiru, a stork
with a preference for the desolate
iagoons, whore 1t may often be OBJ
served statuesque on one leg and
wrapped In observation-disclosures.
The Washington bee., 1909-02-20
The Gingko Tree.

Studies By Miss NJ. c. Slopes of the
fossil fora Of Scotland have shown
that the EingkU or maidenhair, tree.
= native Of Japan and China. which
IL cultivated in Europe and this coun-
try on account Of It's remarkable fol-
iage. belongs to an extremely anc-
lent family. of whicI II Is now, ap-
parently. the last surviving repre-
sentative. At one time it seems to
have bssn widely spread. A singu-
bar fact is that the fossil specimens
Of the gingko, found In the rock beds
Of the Inferior OoIite series, at Bro
-, Scotland, are so similar to the
living trees that ct first sight no diff
ference Is apparent. Only an ex-
animation of the structure OF the
cells reveals q Variation.-Youth' 3
Companion.
The Washington bee., 1909-02-20
A Clever Bear.

A noted sthnologist observed in
Vienna = bear deliberately making
with his paw. a current in some wa
ter which was close to the bars of his
cage 80 as to draw a piece OF float
ing bread within his reach. These
actions of the bear could hardly be
attributed to instinct or inherited
habit, aS they would be of little use
70 an animal in a state of nature.
The Washington bee., 1909-02-20
For Pressing Platte. skirts.

Plated Skirts which have been
washed are dif1cuit to press. Time
and expense may BE saved by having
the work done after the following
method. which is TO- wooden skirts
. pecially: Before the skir has be-
come badly creased or runpled run
; b&sting thread, using short. even
stitches, down The entire ength of
each crease whicr marks the folds
sf the plaits. By this means, after
the skirt has been washed, the pro-
per location of each leet can read
iIy Be determined. and the pressing
done successfully.
The Washington bee., 1909-02-20
BalZac In Church Pew.

The woman who had left q vol
RLne of Balzac in the church pew on
sTayer meeting night felt little Bit
aShG med when she asked for the
book, but the sexton assured her she
Aeed not feel that way. Many
things are left In the church." he
said, and some of them are a whole
lot less respectable than Balzac. Af-
ter each service the pews yield 3
strange grist OF forgotten or dis
c2rded articles"
The Washington bee., 1909-02-20
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A Beautifus Hair Dressing and
Tonic for the Hair! !
Rea0 wtsat Madam Robinson, the Famous Black Patti
Queen of the Opera, says of Kink-ine
PROF. ROBERTS, Sew YORK City. peal sir:

PROP ROBERTS, Y Dea
soft
all nduf
does would
fed absolutely harmless
style tha wish
The Washington bee., 1909-02-20
CoUNTERFEETERs' NEW SCHEME
How the Smooth Demonstrators Gets
His Victims Coin.


"One of the latest schemes OF ths
counterfeit money swindlers IL to
show guillible people a machine with
which they can print for themselves
large size bills, initiative OF Govern
nent currency" said Capt. 8. F.
Rhodes. formerly of the secret SER
vice. This money producing ma
shine has a smooth demonstrator
who will, after getting a prospective
victim interested, turn the crank and
grind out $40 note, which. 1t IL
aeedless to say, is genuine. The
Vicim shows the bill to a bank cash
Ter, and hears 1t pronounced good,
and his mercenary nature being
a~oused. he sees visions of gigantic
wealth, and hands over to Mr.. Sharp
Sr $500, or at least $3.50, for the
instrument that is going to make him
2 Rockefeller. 1t Is needless to say
mat the subsequent specimens turn
90 out are such miserable imitatians
tnat they would hardly fool q blind
man, bat the ignoramus is in a place
where he can't make a roar for his
bost money.
The Washington bee., 1909-02-20

dnert of
life nc Igr the
a druggists sfo
him order prepaid
The Washington bee., 1909-02-20

EEasE.lSl -
The Washington bee., 1909-02-20
OuIu TCOthDiCks.

The largest quill toothpick fac
T. ~ In the world is near Paris, where
there is an annual product OF 20.-
600, ,00o quilts. The factory was
started to make quill pens, but when
these vent out OF general use 1t was
converted into a toothpick mill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-30

Gic Segel6oot Saiion
er0ffnet. - Wtit Dem geiterlt be-
gonnenc1 o%rcitGgigen @ettitgeln beS
Baltimore 2)uht Clubs" mliroe ole
Sodt.S oiion eroiinet. 5iini SeseL
bootc bctbei(igten lid an Dem Nett.
iegeln, rueldcS III Curtis Ban in @e,
genport elmer groBeu Menge Don 3lt,
ld)onern lcincn Infnng nobm. In
Dem Gonteit nobn1en Die folgenben
Sodten lbeil: nGbenooeL" Gigen.
tblm non GopitGu Ginning Gin Boot
bemannt DON Spinoriit. Gnblep uno
8iuioma oGaglet," inter Siibrlng
Don Captain Hobiniou; gGuo Saois,"
Gi9entbum bon $50. Sbriper mo
Smith, mo oautbelen" inter sSiihy
rllng bon GnpitGn Senelep, = Die
6ubrt gina geitern nof Ger Miinpuna
oeo Wagotbp-Giper BON BORT gebt's
beute mad %4mnopoliS, mno moraem
miro Die @eimiubrt nod Baltimore
ongetreten. N
Sic BERN / u ser
e d. nB 8eielIidaft"
gebt mor0en i'll Observation-Disclosures
nit Der Gntideibung oes Staots. ZIP,
neutrality-suspicious. IN Die S1noe Der
Sbearer. 6dftlon iiber. Or. @iliom
$. @bitrioge, Der 8iibrcr Der utters
le9enen Fortei, bat ieine Heiignotion
ais Girettor eingereitt, nno anisiner
STEELE lpnroe Gr. u. S. 3ietrid err
pdblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-30
@eiIcr luie GrnacI.

Cas- 9urdpriigeln furirt ainocr
nid)t bon 9cttnaiicn. IS beitebt cine
conltitlltioneIIe Hriade fir bieie per.
bricBlidc Sade, 3rau DC. Summers,
@or @, Iotre Gnme, Sno,, III bereit,
irgeno elmer Mittter ibr etfof9rei6es
SollSmittel nit po1en Inipciiungen
m%it5utbeilen. Sdidt fein Belo, Jon.
bern ifreibt Beute nod on iie, I'M
Sale Cure Ginoer nit bieiem llebel.
Itonb bebnitet iinb. Saoelt ooiiir oas
ain6 nidt; es lit b0dit ipabrifein.
lid, bob es sur 8ermeioung nidts
tbun fam. Gurf bieie gebnnolung
merben oltdJ grDadicne nib Gltere
2ellte, pelde BEL Gage ooer Oes0udts
OIL Sornbei6iperoen leiben, furirt.
Sdreiben Sic in oieier sprabe.
(0e513i4So
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-30
Rad gettysburg mno Sen Mar.

Ser CONNER . Subrplan ser ..@e.
Iteru Wtorplnno 8uGn." - Spc-
5iol = 3iige um @rG6erldnlii-
dungStog nod gettysburg mo
Yen Wor.
Ger Soninler : Sobrplon Scr ,@c.
Itcrn WorplonO = 8obn" tritt elmer
Nntilnoigung Oca General . Gaiio-
9ter . Igcnten @rn. s. 30. SoueQ 5ll-
tolgc am Samltag Den 6. SUM, III
Strait. Ger Blue Wtouttoin Or
preB5ng miro BON ). ESuli uuo Der
Een Mar GrprcB 3ug pom 20.
Sltni ob fubren. Der ShncI5uq nod
Dem @eIten, meld)er sur Belt olli lei
her Sobrt nod) GlfinS, 8.-go., 9ol.
tinlore toglid) nm s llbr 81 WorgenS
uerlGBt, miro i'm CONNER olldS onll-
tugS fobreu,. ober. nrr bis Sagerse
tolun geben. r
Ter Nod)mitto9S = G%rpreb3itg nod
Soncod, 800, miro ltott INN A llbr
10 Min. Nodnl. bm 8 ltbr o. NodI.
mittogs abiobren. Ser If llbr NbelIo.
3ug miro, itott mie biSGer MIR am
Somltag, om Gonheritog urtb Som-
itog iobren.
Gin ner bin5ugeiii9ter 3lg bon
g)orf, Gettysburg, @nnoper m1oElmf-
ten III Der Baltimore : SorriSburg.
0iuiiion miro 8 llbr 90 gbenoS III
Baltimore eintreiicn. 0ieier 3rg
f0brt tGglid).
Die @obnperlpoltulg 0lonbt, ooB
oieic Soiion, mas Een . Otor = IuS-
fliige onlonat, Die bebeutenbite III
ibrer 6eibid)te luerOen miro, oo be-
fountlid) Der Nreis fir Sir- Ii. Giid-
fobrt oui 500 reolljirt lplroe.
dc gobn bat fiir morgcnt BfingIt-
Wontog lno Observation-Disclosures,
cine Spc5ial : Grturiion nod @ettpS.
burg orrongirt. Ger Spe5iol5ug Der.
loBt Silcn 9obnbof I'M 8 lt6r 40
WorgcnS lnlo bGlt an i0nlmtlideu
Stoot Sobnb0ien on. YrGlioellt
Saft miro betunntlid morgen in Get
tpsburg Die Ginlpeibung oeS nellelt
Selfmals pornebmen.
Spc5ial5iige nad Fen . Mar fob.
ren morgen INN 8 llbr % BON Silell-
9abnboie ob. alld) bieie bolten on
nQen StnHt.N nhuhnien OIL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-30

3um 9eitcn Scr sells
i oint SrcifIinit. - Nobcju
800 Gcrlonen aus ocn b0diten @elel.
idoitStrciicn nebllcn onl 6rcitog OH
Der nod Golhclter itottqciu1oenen
Grturiion Ebeil, lueld)e 5ltm Better
Der Sells Yoint Sreiflinif %orrongirt
mor0en mar. Inter Ocn Sbcilneb.
nlern b%cionoen lid oic SrlS. DC Gage
ront, God)ter Oca ldlueoild)eu@elono.
ten Sr. mo Srnu Ybil. &idJborn
8roi Sorot bon Der oitreihii6cn @e.
ionotiholt, @roi llGGloS, Sr. Eolt'
iette uno 6rol Sbomo9 9eiorO. Die
6reiflinif mlroe i'm 0c5enlbcr 1904
cr0iinct; tic lit ooS cin5ige ircic so
ipitol oitlih Der Sale unO iilOlid Der
0oltinlorcItroBc. Gcnl Gr5tlidcn
Stobe gcD0ren an: 81. Z. i. Nber.
cronlbic, oic 0oftoren u. 9. WtitdJell,
Charles $. Stubcuraid uno George
Wi. Settle. Gic Yeurttcn limo: Erd-
li0entin @m. VI. Wonlp Gice , Er1.
li0cntimnen 6ruu @nt. acpicr, ilul.,
luno Srau ". g. WtormeQ; S6ubntei4
itcrin Srou @orOOn i. Boinc, &c.
fretGrin Sri. &otb. Gber; 0ircfto-
RUM; tSrou Is. 9rarton 3olam ST.
@iuiom 4. God)ron, 6ruu Wiliom
&. Sonea, Srou Clarence ". Wotioll,
Srou 5. Wolter 2oro, Srnu lbomoS
Gcfor0, Srni HltiuS ~. Gibbs Sroll
Sberlod Swont, Srou Hobinion.
9oDfil1, 6rlS. Surob 8ol0lpin, Selen
Gcniion 9epcrlep SameS unb Souiic
u. Hith.
Nohptet 5um WuntelI'
z eff it moroper II d. llnter
Der InihulOigung, ongcblid) ieine
Srnu Georgia Wantea tbGtlid) onge-
g"riifcn 81 bobclt, iuurOc an 6rcitug
Ger % Sabre nlte Tetcr Wtnntea BON
Nr. 1903, Sit.ErottltroBe, aui Ser.
olloliling bon SRI. @rdce Cor, Der
Sdncitcr bon Srolt Ntolttea, perbui.
tet uno III Die oitlihe Eoli5ciitdtion
eingelieiert, no er beltte Dem Hid)ter
S'gteiQ porgciiibrt meroen miro.
@ie bcriftet, modte 6rou WanteQ
am 2onneritog 2(beno einer Selbit-
morooeri ud. alS @runO iiir oeniel-
ben muroen neutrality-suspicious. an.
gegcben. Monteq muroe geitern Dem
Eoli5cirid)tcr C'9teiQ porgciiibrt uno
Don oieiem big 81 eiilem weiteren
Serbor am 3. Suiri cntloiien, oo ieine
6rau nod nift jilm Serbor eri6ei-
ncn fonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-30
Hfingitgludcn

@el6' ein feitIifes 8eldllte
Nlrft Die aberdeen fern uno nab!
Sorlt Gus? Eiingitcn lit eS bellte,
ltno Die Hoicn iinb idlon "a.
Heiie Debt es ourd ben @alO,
@enn Die Wforgenglod2 i6aat;
@eld)e @onne, mel6e 1%Sreuoe!
Eiinglten, Eiingitcn lit cS belltc.
6riebe ifmebt pom Simulel nico2r,
6ricoc ioll Die 2oiung iein.
&oltcr, lcgt Die @ofien nicocr,
2oBt ben Yfiugit1eiit ntr berein!
O}odt linn bout Ole Ser5en ollf,
Sebt, er nabt I'M id)ueleu 2allf,
6rieOe ioQ olti Green iuobnelL
1Srie6c in Den Ser5en tbronen!
3 pie id0u iuGr's bod hienieOen,
SegeH lpGr' in ie0rm 2onb;
@enn Die Wenihen lid in 6ricOen
Reihten bent Die gruoerbono!
. Elm Sintnlel fonnt eS leirl,
8olten mir llllr Wtcniden lein
Sagenareid miiBt' Niles bliiben.
&enn Die Dtenibcnber5cn gliiben.
8 Der Eiingitgeiit ioll ms mabuen
Gb' Der Huf 49, 5l ipGt! cridoIIt
Aui oen ltoI3en 2cbenSbabnen
&uit boS SdidioI oil ieiu nSolt!"
Nae Sdnllb miro bier gerGdt.
Sugt'8 Dem 5WeifelnOen @eld,ledt!
Wond)cr, Ser 10 piel ermorben,
SIT im GlenO i6on 9eitor6en.
Sage nitt, 9u bit ge6or0en,
@enm Die Shcuncn p%ollgepropit;
|d), ucr meiB! pieIlcidt id)oll morgen
@iro oil 0eilc Sbiir' Gcflopft -
SelIt' nod tomit Su @lttca tbunl
Seltg mirit I'll einitcnS rubin,
Welm oic Nbcnoglodcn rltfCn
81 OcS @2ItenridtcrS Stlricn.
u. j. 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-30

0ieicr AltS5cidnung ~5uItehcllOc, Io0cs
nolmte Giplom Hccitnl IN Ger Gou'
5crtsSoae Oe8 &tititlIt@. Sic 6rnhtc
OoS nod)itcbcn0c intCreiinntc BRO
gromm nit groBcm Grfolge sum Sor.
troa:
BrGlltoium sur Sonotc Ir. 6 -
Sol. HbcinbcrDer.
Nn0ontin0 1T Q Comm Scnore.
4%oiiucoglio IN Cabot - :. z.
Bad.
Sfcrjo III @.Wioa %. Is.
Bolt.
Souotc Nr. I - 6clir MenoelS
John. "
Ioccoto Nnoontc Guntobilc ltlo
6inole aus Der 4. Symphonic; %ntcr-
mej5o ans Scr /. Symphonic, Nacgro
Gontnbile, Nnoonte quail ~olcgrctto
mo Soccota aus Der ). Spn1pbonic-
Is. 90. G9iOor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-30

ON poriaeu GonucrItog criolgtell
Misunderstanding BORT ieinc @ciiel
ertonen l0Bt, ifneQ in ole @lrnit Scr
Seinder binein5uipieleu p%eritunoen.
Gle SeiItlm9en Der iu1gcn aiinltle'
rinnenL Die Dem Softitot ibrer tent
peramentpollCn 0irigentin, Srolt
Seue 2)euton Renfrcp, miQig ioIgcn,
limo nber olld) nett iiber Dem Irtrd=
ldlnitt crbabelt mo perOienen Den
9eiIall, Der ibncn tGgIid) I'M reihiten
QfoBe geipcnOet miro. Sri. NCnircu
ais Soliitiu ucroicnt gonj bciouocrc
9eruorbcblmB. ga 0uS engagement
Der aapclle M ciu tur5cS lit, 10 Der.
iGltnIc 0iemonb Die @%elcgrnbcit, iih
oieleIbe nlt5uboren; Ser Nciuh oeS
Gartea miro iidJcr Niemlunoen &C.
rellcn. Gic iibri9en ?lttroftioncu er-
irellen iif nod mic Dor ciue9 groBct
3ltIpul6S.
Ftner Sicm EQrt.
Semen lH0nercn NltSflltgSort fam
eS ml bciBen Sommerto0cn gc6cu,
ol9 Ncn berrIit 0elegcnen Nipers
8iemsEnrf. Not man iid olti Der
@infobrt NIT Der Glettrii6eu an Der
N%ntrwidpnbcit Der @cgcno, sic lie
OurdQucrt, crircut unb cririiht, Damn
erpartcn @incm I'M Hurtc Nttrattio-
itcn bon l|eltclCr WomiQioltigteit, 80
an Scr 3abl. IoScu'S beriIbmte &ns
peIle c~oll3crtirt, mo iiir Ole @ciricoi-
1llng Der lciblid)en @c0iirfniiIc ior9t
haS inter 2eitung Don SuIiuo Sobu-
ion itebeuoc Hcitulrant, in meldem
qan5 por5il9lid)e 75c. .Wtobl5citcn cr=
bdltlih iinb. Morlcn miro IN Dem
Eorte befanntlid oo9 Eicuic oca
0ciltihen @oiicnbnuiea ubgcboIten,
llnh ein MIo~iiGbeiltd) Itebt iid)cr 5ll
erluartcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-30

GaS g e.finbtn BON Srn.
3onieG &. Gonflin, 1peld)er ieit
lctsten Sonntog nit Appendicitis i'm
r8otel 9elpebere" corllieoer lag, bat
lid 10 iebr gebeiiert, 0nB mar mabr.
idsinlidJ nidt at elmer Operation 5t
id)reiten braud)t. dnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-30
Gum Hatiunal=

Go@ oiii5iclc Ero0romm iiir otn
pom 10. bis 81. &uni in Wtilpou.
fee, gSi1c., t%oAcnocn StotsGon.
greB. - Sir llntcrboltun0 Der
@eiuder lit beitenS geiorgt
Dos oifi5iele EroGromm iijr Die
II. iGbrlidc 3lliommentlnft b1&
oNor0.Nmcrifoniiden Sfot %er6on-
Oes," pcItber BON 10. bis cinidlieb=
Iid) 81. Sunni in Wfilmuufcc, @iSc.,
Itattfinoct, lit %'nluntebr ieitgcitcQt
morben. Bel Der 3uiommcnIebung
oeilclben bat Ooa arrangements So
mite ollie llmitGnOc IN GrmGgung &C.
5ogen un0 mar itct@ bnrolti beOod)t,
Den Sauicn6en BON beilldcn0tn Sfnt~
onfcln mo 6rcu0en etnen nlGglid)It
ber5lid)cn Gnlpfong nn0 rcidlidc In
terboltung 5u bieteu. InS Eros
granm, ont ooa mon lid mtmnebr
dttfhiBt bat lit beittt olidi III ieoer
9ejiebu1g Oea 9roBcn Gurnicrs mir
dig, 9iiraermciitcr Hoie iclbit piro
Dem 9eiudern Wilmoufcc'3 cincn
@i1fommelQrllB oorbriu9tn.
4oS Erogromnl luutet, mie iolgt:
SomItoh ia. Slni - Q llbr Born.
@mpiong Der Gclcgoten mo Nnluei
lung Don Sitcn iiir OoS critic 5urrier
I'M Sippoorom.
1 llbr Hodm. 9omen-Gmpfon0 1t.
Gincr I'M oGeutid)et CLUB" 2lbcno8
8%oriteIlng i'm nIouioion.S beoter."
Z llbr 9l6enoS. So%breStogung ocs
INSTRUMENTATION Slot Ierbur-
bc9" i'm &ippoOrom.
7.30 llbr N6tnoS. Siii5icQe Gr0ii-
ming bca 10. Sfot-GongrciieS ourt
grdiiOcnt Hobert Sfiuer; @egrii.
Bula burd) 9iirgerueiItcr &oic.
s l(br I6en0S. Critic SibulN oe@
Gurniera. (StotmciItcr %. @ortS.
man.
Solntng, 20, sunni - 8 llGr @orm.
GniueiIun0 bon Sitcn iiir ooS jpeitc
Surnicr inn &ippooron.
40 llbr &orm. IortieBwng beS
Sobrcaiibung oeS ,9ioroomerifoni-
id)en Sfat- Yerbonocs."
$50 llbr Nodm. 3prite Sibunng
oe3 CURRIERS' i'm &ippoorOm. (Sfot.
meiIter 6reo. Gid)ientifp.)
s llGr NbenoS. @nla.Gon5crt I'M
pelle.)
Montoa, 81. sunni - 1880 ll6r
Tornr. 6rilbid)oppen in Der Eobit'-
id)en 9rollerei.
Nodnitta9S nno gben6s @artc1-
felt mo Gon5crt 1T NbitefiiG . Bar,
lomle Setdnttmodung Der EreiSgc.
lpift1cr.
Gi1 Gilenbabnen 6o6en iiir ooS
Surnicr cine Hutbiobrtfurte BON elm
uno- ein.buib bcluiQigt. Gieier Con-
5eiiion lit feline ionitige 9eoinqung
beigefiigt. Mon fullit einfoG iein
9iaet nod Wilmollfee. 9lQerOin9S lit
baiielbe nitr iiir einel1 beltintntelt
Sermin 9iiltiA ie0od) lit btrier nus
reidenb. Ill6 betont Der &erboi,o
mieoerum, ooi3 Der 3utritt gum 8ur-
nier jeOem Sfotipieler freiItcbt nod)
9eleg res Entrees bon S.. anmel-
onngcn, iorpie ionitisc Anfro9en iino
51 rid)ten an ben Notionol.S efret1r
FaIil 5romlnolp, Hr. 81, 9roaOmap,
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Som @scnbubD- Snititut.

Su)lllIQQr 1ullItBl tlOrHelt CD. -
llngcp0bnlid interciionte Gon'
5crt- Soiion t90S-1909. - @o
sic 2ebrfrGitc oc5 Gonicrpoto-
RUINS ibre CONNER 6erien Der
briugen mcroen.
Morgcn ihlicBt Oo3 Sduliobr OeS
@coboop- Gon icruotoriunla, unl,om 1.
Sftobcr mic0cr iciuc 3iortcn 81 oil
uct. IuS 9iirenu Oe9 %uititlltS miro
ieood bcrCitS am I. September mic
Der 0e0finct icin, un0 @r. Sorolo
HonOolpb, Der 2citcr OcS Gonicrpato-
riumS, fe6rt am IS. September aus
ocn 6erien 5llriid.
Die pcrfloIicne SoiIou mar cine al
9[rbcit ul0 Griolgcu reid)c. Nobc5u
1900 30gIinge murOcu luGbrcro Der.
ieI6cn IN Dem Snititut un0 Dem NIT
ibm p%erblmoenen Sorbereitun9S.0e-
portcment untcrridltct.
Die Gon5crt. Soilon t90S-t909
mar cine gang bcionOcrS Icbbofte uno
interciimltc. NQcS IN 9tlcm muroet
n0brenO ocrlclbcn l69 Gonjcrtc per
u~uItullct. Son 0iejeu lnur0en 80 Don
8Crui3tiinitlcru bon Nt2luGrtS be5p.
bon Mit9Iieocru Der Ecoboou 6otul-
tat 0eNcbcn. 81 oieicu 5Gblcn Die
SreitoD NohmittoAS Hccitulc, Die
aueiicl.G uortctt. Gon5crtc. Die Som-
tugSs Sr1cl NccitoIc mo Die Mogncr.
HccitOlc. 9n SdiiIcr.Gon5Crten MIR
bcn 1870 NcAeben; nobcju 600 Shiilcr
unO S1itlcriuncn nobmCn an oeniel-
ben 5bcil.
2lbNcIcDcu Don Sen c%rlpG6ntcn Golrs
jcrtcn bubcn Scbrcr ltn0 ,}0glingc
bc8 Gonicrpatoriltm3 an 5oblreihcn
allbcrbnlb Der Stoot ucr0nltultetcu
muiitoliidcu Nufiiibrrm9cu tbciIgc-
nolnmcn; mc6r ais 90 Gon5crte MIR
ocn bon MitglicOern ser 6otultGt in
ol1ocrcn StGotcn gcgcbcn. SIN 4olic
0cS MtorutS SUM meroen III europa
cou5crtiren: &r. !. =. ban Sulitepn
GSiolinc) III SiluCriltm, @ollono; @r.
Bert osiris (Gcao) i'll lltrcd)t uno &m
Sau9, Solnn0, ln0 mabrlhcinlid)
nit Dem Ebilbormoniiden Srd)eIter
IN Berlin, INTO @r. 2ouiS 9odJner
(|iono) IN ser 9ehiteiu-0ouc IN
2un0ou.
Tic meiitcn WitAIieocr ser SofilI-
tat mo OcS Sebrt0rpcr3 boben be
rcits Arrangements gctroifcrL 100 Die.
ielbcu ibrc SommCr.S crien pcrlebcn
mcr0cn mic iolGt:
0ircttor NonOolpb Nortbcoit Nor.
Dor, Maine,
&r. 2oili8 9ofncr, GuglonO mo
1eltidIono. t4" .
@r. Otis 9. 9Oiic, @luc Niooe
| Srmmit, ga.
Sr. Nomor0 9rodlunp, Maine mo
Nubltrli N..O.
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&r. GrncIt Slltfeion, Sonowid)
Wioii.
Sr. Eictro Minctto, Sntro, 2ogo
MnggiOrc, 3tolicn.
Sr. SuroIo :. EbiaipS, England.
Sr. emmanuel @ao, 9Gnemorf.
0r. Bart @irb, NoQmo.
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@racc, Mo, mo I'M Stootc Nep'
Oorf.
3rou 9. Splpio 9lodmon, 9torro.
gonictt Nier mo ocn abironood$.
@r. Charles $. 9oholl, Seattle,
@oibin1ton.
Sri. Mnrion 9. 9oiie, 9lle @iOac
Summit, Yo.
Sr. Sobn 6. 9obl, Ecn.Wor.
5rou Siobcl 6. Goblin Woiio6u'
let's ulO 2ouoom County, so.
Sri. WoltO NnnOolpb, Yir9inio.
&r. NooIpb Hcnb, Gbottolonec,
Wnrplono.
6rGulcin 2ena Stiebler. Clifton
Springs, M..D.
Sri. Bertha Sbicle, Goton$piae,
WnrDlor0.
Sri. Nnnic Mop Geit6, @altbom,
Moii.
Sri. @Ii3obctb Nl6ert, Gubois, ga.
Sri. Bertha 9oiIett, Golopoter,
Mihigon.
Sr. 6roll5 9oruldeilt, Womtail
Sote Eort, No.
Srou Souoro 9rodmop, Mainc
uno qllburn N.-D.
Sri. Gbitb Sole, i'm 8eIten.
Sri, DON. q. guanS, 9rinflop,
Worplnno.
SRI. Morion .. Gpans, 9rinfIom,
MnrnlnuA
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Garfz Gon5ert. = Die lt1o.
tiide Eorf-aapelle con5ertirt bellte
Hnd)mittag bon ) bis 7 llbr int
Grub -Fdrf. Inter beS Gtri.
genteL Srii.' 9oniel 6elomann's, Sci.
tllng gelangt bos nod)Itebenoe %intereI.
lontc Brogromm 5llr Gurhiiibrung :
+. Fro5eliions. Marid-Surnbull
,. Tnlerifoniid,e Seit-S upertilre;
&retIdmcr.
3. oIuiforoerltng gum 3all5" =
@eber.
l.. Seleftion aus ,Nie MeiIteriin.
ger" Wagner.
8. trombone. colo = SEER @il.
liam 6. aailer.
6. Sertette aus ,2ueia bi 2ant.
nlernloor" - IoniSetti.
Z. Ballet ibertiiiement ailS Ser
Sper .6enrp Der Id)te" =
Saint. Sael1s.
s.. Eoropbroie iiber .2orelep" =
Hespnobo.
8. Seleftion ans 81 5roratore";
geroi.
10. Torofoaic.
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las @aiieufcit nabt beran, nGdr
itcn WOntas iinoet cS i'm Hiueruiem.
Bart itntt.