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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

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bier IN Der &lcioerfdbrit mes SrrL q,
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GommiiiGr @cia untcrridtcte Ole bic
iigcn isroclitiifeu Observation-Disclosures
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uotbleiOcnocn 6omilie o%nnebnlcn
mcf0cn. @ci i~ciIicr 2onoumg bcioB
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or Buunern IN Die SQnoc, mclfc i'm
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

npfatS hlatuaaJons mao gfeip.Ylorf ttno De
rett gum 9ebrai6 in Der Gar:oensf unb Dd.
HoqdIsStation nm 10. 90 abenoe.
Heferbtiura bon Ralrm IN S6Iafs ooer Bat
IprsgSagaons, Gueiferatsn etc. tpe.ben f4nen
6eforet per SeIepbon in alien fo!genoen Billet
ggiireanI: Gbar.ess unb gaIttiftore.strase 81
92t. @obaI,S Station, 6. &yR., Wt. Bernon S129;
9ambensstaton SnforulatioIis. siirean. "a b.
Ct. 9uuI SAG, o6er Wo., Gonrtlann 272o, UNI
Vr. h26. Giin.Broabp0p. 40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01
cffiSiener etanb Der GIubs.

MUSLIN I ii r ainoer. a. Die
Sonntoasifiile Der biid,oftid) pro.
teftnntiihen ct. Gauls Stride bielt
geitern einei1 aiIsflug mod @npnil
DAT Enrf; s26 ainber betbeiligten
fid an Dem ausrlug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01
Stcr SrGmtc an @uro.

GiC 3ptlhen0edlcr ocagtor00elltidcn
Hlopo = Compiler nMoin" gclon-
bet. - Gier beirotbSluiti9c Y0r.
den inter ben G(nf0mmlin9cu. 49,
EbontuS @crihubto miinift bonn
Ginmanoerlngs Gommiii0r nod)
&llBfano 5uriidgeidItt 5u iucr-
NhAt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01
9ambnrssMmertta
Soppclihranbeu'
Grpref. xnb Ealasier 9iexR
Sambnrg . amerifa Ginis,
41-45 8ruabiuas, Retu.gurf.
&rtbnr vs.. Gobipn,
am altsn gfase,
1877 Sit9altimure'Str.
Gbciapcafe StcamIhip Gpmpann.

Sbclapcafe Steamibip Company.
,Gbcinpcnte 2iue"
Giegante Yaiiagier.E umpter ,9plumbia" nno
eNnanfta"
Fad Glib Yuint Comfort uno g~tprfult, ia.
Sampler ~oerlaifen Baltimore tdeIi6 (uus.
norltlen Sonniags) nm $50 MbeHos.
uDprt Niuer 2ine"
G%legantcr Haiagier,S aupfcr ,,Atlanta"
RAD @et.eptnt iIno 8tdmpnb, 8a.
Hnn1pier o%erluiien baltimore Sienttua, Soris
letitng mo Samit1g ut s ll6r 9indm.
Santpfer le9cn tpet 9iinittaem @etter) in
@lonceiter Potnt, GIcment's. Slap 0unf nno
IImono's an.
9nmptcr o~erIafien Baltimore bon ben 8iers
VT. IS mo gr. 10, QiqbtsS trnte lSrrtte.
9tlete. Stoiiiten in 9r. tfa. CftsReltimorcs
ginro.gbnrIeSsGtr. gr. 127,s SftsNaitimoresStr
lifo 9i9bts uno 2eesSir. CSuIiftO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01
8rnnbfiifs ltcbcrtragnngcn.

Sobn @eiBef uno Srat on GIiSa.
BETH 9iibn Siioieite Mcgloerrpitr.,
uabe Milton Ape, IA bel 70, So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01
Ger " cR &c 6ofI.

Gas crb0r Dcri d) ubcn.-
NoS 9rrhGr bon NorIuu u. SbuntoS
mo Stcpbcn @ibclbcrgcr, mcIhc bel
Der Motor Gnr Company" onOcitcllt
mNrtn mo Dos Hlltomobil 0c3 Gr-
Wouperncur3 WoriiclO bcid)GoiNt hn.
ben ioucn, in6cm tic Sampler Batter,
III Sen @aioIinbcb1Itcr Ic1tcn, mcr.
0cil Iiir cill htlltc ltnttiinocnoc~ Ser.
h0r iritQeboltcn, ga scr Gr Woupcr.
nclW miinid)t. cine llntcrrcoun0 nit
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'6u1 &crhor itnttiino2t. Gic bei0er
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hoB lie Sen anmp6efiiH oas @uiotit
lcgtclt, iilbrtGl saberl otS Wruno an
bo6 tic bieic9 nur tBotcn, I'M Scr Mu.
id)ntc riac cideptbiimlide 9tlurglil1Q
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Tlt I d) Sun0er SUM Tieb-
It dGl gctrtcben mo fiir ieincl
Fro3eB nod Dem Wcfan1tltb 9clalt0i
.51 mereen, mar ooS Stidiul pon Benz
5eimotbIoien 2ohia' Sattmon. Ga.
hutt SteornS pom Nr. 906, Siio.
@borle$itr,. ipcld)er Sortman az Der
WcGitIlnbltr., ndbe Nort6.Npe., nlti
frild)er lbut crrbiidtc, peronloBte bel
len Terboitung.
&ein { It nmen bi~nterloi-
len. : Sr. Sonlcs Glart, Der fiir5-
lid peritorbcnc Gr1libcllt Der Gro
pcr@ II. We6onlcS Notionol = 9onf,
bat fein Ecitument biltterlolien. Die
Yitnpe Gamma q. Glorf lnlb elmer
IS. y. Glqrf wlirpen &c.
fierM pom @oiieneerift ofs Nbmini-
itrdtnreu ernomt. Sic i~tellten cine
Miiltpn Collars giirsihoft, lpos oft.
oelitet, ooB Der NadloB $500,000 be
tr1et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01
Wcrdants 6 Mincrs Sranspuri. So,
Tuntpfer.Qiufe,

Sratt une Yaifaaterr.
Tndl Bottom une benz Eten.
Sonntng, Sietftua liro Sreitdg, @ ll6r Itenos.
Hndl Yrpuinenec uuo BEN Gitrn.
Sonntng, Mlittiuob uio Sreifna. 6 libr abenbs.
y Fadl Newport Ye,ps.
3n9ltb, uliS9enommen Sonnerft1g II. Santiiag,
q ltbr Wbenos.
y 5rn6t nneenoumeu tdelth bis . llbr 9ta6m.
fiir o%cnielhen Tag fdbreube Sdmpfer.
Had1 saeannab nno Sadionpinr.
?. U. Mleg,eia, st9ent, Bier 3, SUB S.s@absStr.
S1iptsNiireau: @erman1 uno 2iebtsStr.
Ut3,I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

Gas obmc 9Mo iibrt On @cicrn cine Mcpro0uttipu ocS ncllcn QcrGt
mi1ql Grfurion3 Eoniuon9 Dor, Ser in Eoldencr, Dem popul1rcn mo
hlc5cn Gr6ouna@pobc on Stroaoc. fir}i6 rrmtet mnroc. Cine
b(rrihC Ipsiitt iibr Die GhcopCuI Noi btcrt it'd 0n Nciufrrn Os
@opiuona. Sn ot obcrcn Stodmcrtc: Dc9 WcbduOc5 bcinoW ib bib
ic 2clUUmncr nit Standardization nua1Ctutrt, III 0cnCu man bel elmer
fr6fiGcn 9ric iinc oronottcn @rNtc bcircOiqcn mo icincm lhro.
ridden Sarge noDfonrnen fuu. 0r Soften Oa YupiQons bclicicn id
df $4,000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

3eitungen 3eitl6riItcn etc.
pSbe Baltimore 9arius Co.. 9aoio abeTtroil'
bic, @efhdttsfibrer, 31s 2ScltsSernlaR'SIr'
9au . Noteriolien, Sbiiren, 8enlter'
rabmen, 2aoen, etc.
Samss .. Softer & Co., 115-117 sto'GTeoe'
rldsStrabe.
Rotionol- 9onfer.
She cis sniuH glatioual, Sau,,." Sab: nnN
Senrn 8. Neoue, aailirer.
,5pcitc @atipnai.Sani," 432 eiiS.grouoiuab.
": s. Aa9ner, @ailtrer. -
pgseitcrn National Snnf," Ia 9oroSgufapsStr
.Sarmcrs anO wisrGants Rational sont,"
South nllo 2ombarosStrnBe
StootS. Banter.
"9sutide 9ant pun galtiuore% RaIitmors'
uno 8olihdD.Strnbe. Nueuit Neber, Yrdi'
bent; s. ). 6t6L Sddemeilirr.
Spar.Yanfcn.
,9eutIhe Sparbauf bon 9altimprr," gutap'
,s t"G sa Tati'e ssarSant,s saltimOre.strabe uuo
euiiom 9ouies@oenle,
rltIt=Gompagnie'n.
Y0'arblanb Sruft Co.," aoroiucd'gde gaIbert'
anS oSsrmG HoTIH9 jou 8; qe s. =e sInmsrTGn:
Serbs spencer, iin. SirHts.S 8asmeifter;
gnn Sfinner, 0ilfssSetretdr.
Baltimore Fruit e. Guarantee Co.," Equitable
SlllotHg.
Q0pofaten.
Gnrf u. M. sdplt, 1919 Gam guiIoiug.
Gnftauus aurb, 26f-260 9aIoert 9uiIping.
2onopirtbIdaftIidc @eratbe uno
S1mereten.
Griffith & Surner g., 2O5 aoro.@aca. etraBe.
Marmor. un0 Grants erfe.
6. Silaartner & ebbne, 714-71S 9geitsgaItis
~moresStraBe,
Plumbing, SURFACES, STANCES iln0
Sefen, 9a60eden ut0 Rinnell. j.
geunett Bros, 52S giorb. remonts9tbenue
&lpfcrldmieoe rnb Blumbers.
Suhn Snbert, TIA IbnmessS trabe. 6. & 3.
aeIepbon; @OIte 1899. "
Scner.S criiderimgen.
"Sasgal Sninranee So. Of eiperppof,'" .Senrp
W. &urfteIo, Observation-Disclosures, 10t-fo2
Ebamuer o. Commerce Sullntig.
p@srnauin 5ener 9rrii@erunss : @eienihaft."
baltimore uno NortbsStrabe.
@igcnthum8 Igenten ltrto S1noler.
&ietrr s. 2u9an & glepbeu, 10 Sftsaetinstons
Strabe.
SufId)mie6- 3ubebor.
G.. Srutt 9aSne 60, 362-364 sIprbsg Sob CTR.
Soblen uno Sol5.
Senrp y. Bon Seine, $50 Columbia. abcnus.
8fonoIcib- @eIdGitc.
pGpuioltoateo 2san Co.," I gtorosSabs Strabe.
Hianos un0 Srgeln.
Ghas. Wt. stieff, 8 Noros2ibertusS trube
ySnt. Snabc &c Gu., Rnrfs9tbe. uno SuDetiesStr.
Napier nno Gapier. Often.
smttb, Sigcn Co., 105-tO7 Snnpbcrs Strabe.
0le6platte1, Wetau, etc.
sspn, Sonilin d. 50. Gneorporir.). 1919
ValocritonaStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

Hafe CUR @ciie in's MnsIano BE.
iorst 6. Saline, Nr. 413, Cit-yaIti.
u,preitrake, maize Guitum Suaie Sbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01
NnS orn @crid,tcu.

EiRGc unO GbiIcotc inter Yorolc &c
iteQt. - Gritcrcr bate "gcitoblcn,
&cBtcrcr gcidoilcn. - Ger DC
Mac-6oa int 'por oeu 8robgc-
ifWorcncn.
&ontc1 (i16c, Cil an ser Gtpiiion,
Strnbc m%Obnbuitcr @nllihreincr, be-
fannie iid gcitern III Der >. 2Ibtbci-
hing ocS GriminoIgtrihtS ihuIoih
aus Der ct. Yurnobos-&irdbc cine
lthr, 5Wei mciiingcnc @cltd)tcr ulD
5ruci StilbIu .9citobIon 5ll bubcn. Gr
iogtc, CT .tbue iolde llnthotcn lrur,
metr CT III nicl Actrunfcn bobe, u,O
)tidtcr Wortcr ltcuta i'm 0cabolb INT.
ter 5lpciidbriNcr Eorulc.
Gbilcote Qebt irci ans.
Nlld) Wnl. NJ. Gbilcote mltroc pom
Rid,tcr @ortcr untcr NoroIc e"ntloiicn.
@r Gottc &Obn $. Sd)llB on /, Slni
0lIr6 cincn Sd)lB gcfdbrlih pcrultIl-
bet. SflrIB obcr lueiQcrtt lid, ol5
Gntl08cr gc8cn i'm oui5utrctcn. @ic
icincr Belt bcrid)tet, pcrioIQtc Gbilcote
Die &errcn Sdulb unO Giacbult, Die
icin @cihdit, cine Mcbgcrei, iibcr.
llotilc1 bottcm nit Dem NcpoIpcr.
Gbilcote ncriprad) Dem Nidter, nid)t
picOar iim &euoluer Qreiicn ST. moi.
len.
Scr @cRoc 6otI.
Gir acknowledgements b%caonncu
Aritrrn ibrt lllacriuhun0 bt3 Mic9loc,
Safes. @eo. \. Mc0ioc mor Morft.
.mciItcr i'm 9ijrcon Nca Stoot Gontro.
Icltr@ lu1O mltrridIuq, luic CT iclbIt
0citonocl Bot 500, lpeIdc Smmnlc
icbodl pom icincr 6omilil Der Stuot
5llritfctitottct mor0cn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

9ctcftio.N lgeutlir.
Tatipnaf 5eteetiuc errpiee. 6. Or. paFb, &C.
more, Wib. @bore 81. VnuI 1900.
uaniertean Effective Msenen," Charles ao3ls
mann, @eftdftsfibter, $40 GquiiubIesBIoa.,
baltimore, no. Bbone: &. & q. ct. Raul
2027; g8obnuue; 6. & q. NoIfe 1851.
Spanoaner & Sdln,ibt. gIndfoipcr bon Smiib,
sSet: & 2pons, SOB 9aIoert building.
2ri6enheItnttcr. -.
santer C sdbne. 170S-1710 gnnton.stpenie
ssm. euoL Nortb' nno Sreenmount.sloenne.
Srieobofc. No.
"soheon gorf Gemetrrg," giireau: 81 @eit,
SdratoqatS traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

Faptcr ln0 Yapier. Often.
snittb, Sigcm Co., 105-t07 9nnobcrsS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

Ylum6ing, SURFACES, STANCES ltn6
Sefen, 9adoeden uuo Simmer. j.
geunett Bros, 52S gorbs 5reuonts9lbenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

3eitungen, 3eitidriitcn etc.
,Sbe Baltimore 9ar,us Co.," 9npio abertronl'
bic, @efhdttsfibrer, 31S 9ScitsSerntor'Sir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

9au Moteriolien, Sbiiren, 0enlter'
ra1men, 2aoen, etc.
Sames g.. Softer & Co., t15-117 Shos5reoe'
ridsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

0ledplattelt, Wetou, etc.
sspn, Sontlin g. So. (ineorporir.). 1918
WaIocrltpnsStrabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

Yianos uno Srgeln.
Ghas. 0s. stieff. 8 Roros2ibertps Strnbe
sSm. Snabe &c Gu., Rnrfs9be. uno 5aDettesStr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

8ltpfcrIdmieoe ln0 BlumberS. y.
Sobn 0nbert. TIA IbamessS trabe. 6. & 3.
IelepboH: Aolfe 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

8aiebolt - Eie Orioles ltno
ole Neparter ipielten geitcrn- nifty
nno oa Die @Iifalo'er perloret tie
ben ole eenonnten orei Clubs ieet an,
ateidter'HStelc Die Spielc Der IefS
Gibbs Der oitIidcn sligo, sic 9citern
ieieltett; perIieien. wie f6l8t:.
- - - an..I...f- = = II. y =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

SruIt-Gompagnie'n.
,Ularblaub Sruft Co.," goroped'gde gaIbert'
gnS @ermGn.s strobe 90 2 8tlnmerman:
Serbs Spencer, jun. SifIfssS6abmeiiter;
&nu Sitnner. QiilfssSefretdr.
Baltimore fruit & Guarantee Co.," Equitable
8uiIoing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01
Gei6dftss@

Bidder, Gonoitors uno Sotel'
0e0ariS. Irtitel.
She Mpsrs & Sids So. tO4 Siio'6oluaro'Sir.
n,:I f4o,, ptr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

Narmor. uno @ranit.@erfe.
8. Silaartner & sbbue, 714-71S 2geftsgaItis
moresStraBe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01
2onopirtbIdoftIidc @erGtbe III

aarf u. ID. Sdlpls, 1919 Cam RuiIoing.
8nitaunS aurb, 261-260 9dloert 9uiIoing.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-12-23
DALLAS.

Mrs. Philip Sanger entertained yes
terday afternoon for the visiting ladies
and their hostesses, honoring her sis
ter, Mrs. Joseph Koon of New Haven,
Conn, who will spend the winter with
her. Assisted by her daughters, Mes
DANES Eli Sanger and Clarence Linz,
the hostess received her guests and
placed them at tables laid for lotto
Mrs. Stern of Cincinnati won the first
favor and Mrs. Starr captured the Sec
ond. Luncheon was served Mesdames
Starr Grundstein, Abrams of Brook
Ign, N. Y, Morris Lehman, Stern of
Cincinnati Oppenheimer, Baum of ST.
Louis, Morris Cohn, We'll, Max Ortlieb,
Mayer of New Orleans, Hayem of New
Orleans, Pike, A. Mandelbaum, Man
delbaum of Baltimore, Isadore Gold
smith, Lottie Goldsmith, Kahn, Jake
Kahn; Misses Nettie Haber of Waco
and Meador.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-12-23

our city, the guest Of Miss s. D. Blum.
y - Miss Hattie Lewiston of Austin
is the guest of Miss Anna Mas. -
Mrs. Perry Adler is home after an alb
sence of two months spent in Hallets-
vile. Mr. Sam Robinson arrived
home this week from Austin. -
Mrs. Leopold Schwartz left for her
home in Halletsville. Mr.. Sidney
Cohen left for his home in New York,
after a pleasant vacation spent in our
city. = Mrs. Jack Forscheimer of
Houston spent a few days in our city
the past week * y Mrs. l.. Levine re-
turned to her home in Boston, after
spending two weeks in our city.
Mr. L. Schwartz of Bay City spent
few days in our city. # 4 Mrs. AS.
Weiner of Houston was a visitor in
our city the past week.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-12-23
GALVESTON.

Mr.. Jack Landau leaves this week
for Palestine. * Mrs. Ben Levy
left the past week for Fort Worth, Tex
as, to attend the wedding of her son,
Mr.. Jack Levy, to Miss Pearl Coup
man. Miss Elonor Jacobs
arrived home this week from Austin
to spend the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Jacobs. Miss Lii
liam Philipson of Dallas is the guest of
Mrs. G. H. Aronsfeld Miss Han
nah Aronson of Marlin is visiting in
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-12-23
SAN ANTONIO.

i Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frost of 654 Union
avenue, Memphis, Tenn, announce the
engagement of their daughter Gertie
to Mr.. Louis Falkstein of San Antonio.
Mr.. Falkstein has many friends in this
community and they join us in congrat-
ulations to the happy couple.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-12-23
TEXAS NEWS
WACO.

WACO.
Mr. Hyman Woulfe Levine is in the
city, shaking hands with his many
friends. Miss Eta Haber has as
her guest Miss Weaver of Arkansas.
= Mr. Melvin Cohen of Houston is
in the city for the holidays. Mr.
and Mrs. Julian Rosenberg of Gin
cinnati are visiting relatives here. 81
G. l.. Sanger has just returned from a
two weeks stay in New York City.
Charles Naman, the genial represents
alive of Herr Bros, with headquarters
at Dallas, is in the city shaking hands
with his many friends. Mr.. Naman
is well known in Northern Texas, but
is always glad to get back to the cen
trail city, his home. B'Nai Birth
day was appropriately observed this
week by the Jewish residents of the
city at 8 o'clock sharp at the Progress
Club Building on Franklin street.
Guests were lavishly entertained and
after the entertainment there was a
dance. The music was furnished by
Alessandro's band, and the occasion
was a most pleasant one. The B'Nai
Birth always does things right IS
Mrs. Sarah Mintz and Miss Rebecca
will spend the holidays in Detroit
Mich Il $ Miss Rosalie Hirshberg has
been receiving number of charming
courtesies. I" - SATURDAYS post
brought the following to friends of the
bride in this city: Mr.. and Mrs. HI.
Adams invite you to be present at
the marriage of their daughter, Mile,
to Mr.. Harry Schwartzberg, on Sun
day afternoon, December twenty-sixth,
nineteen hundred and nine, 1918
Franklin street, Waco, Texas. At
home Timpson, Texas. y Mr.. Lee
vinski's store on Monday evening was
blaze of light reflected here and
there by the case of cut glass, silver
and other handsome things, while the
center show cases displayed all the
late conceptions in jewelry. The band
discoursed sweet music and friends
met with friends, exchanging that glad
note of recognition always acceptable.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-12-23
THE JEWISH HERALD.

At the same time many purchasers
gave the wrapping counter plenty to
do
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-12-23
FORT WORTH, TEX.

~S-Adr M. M. Miller and Miss Ray Dan
iels, both of Corsicana, were united
in wedlock at the home of Rabbi Chas.
Blumenthal, 515 w. Belknap street.
The couple will be at home about De-
cember 25th.
|. N. NEIL ADDRESSES ZIONIST
MASS MEETING AT FIT. WORTH.
A mass meeting was held last Sun
day in celebration of the twelfth In
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-12-23

enough to be of value or interest to
them.
Hence the lack of habit of attending
services is at the bottom of indiffer-
ence to religion.-Jewish Ledger.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-27

STAG CANON FUEL COMPANY
 Dawson Coal and Coke. UnexeeIied for Domestic purposes
 Ask Your Dealer For ft. General Sales OffIce E. ?. ( 8. " eulidlno. Et paso- rexas
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cant Snair by the sirrs table.
 Miss Morrill," he abruptly said. I'm troubled"
 Not about the business, Mir. Thur ber,"
 No. the business is all right. Per haps. if 1t wasn't. could keep my thoughts on it. It is my son Robert who bothers me"
 Yes. MT. Thurber."
 But you don't ask me vhyr"
 T know something about the story. sir You disagreed. Your son fe'- that you were treating him like a child. He rebelled. You drove him away"
 Tt is all quite true" said the man. Its very hard for me to think I was wrong Robert was a good boy. Per haps I forgot that he had grown to be a man"
 The girl leaned forward.
 "Mr Thurber." he said. what is my position here,"
 He looked at her blankly.
 T hardly know" he answered. T will have to think it out Is there any special title you want?"
 She smiled
 Let me be your confidential advis- CT for just moment or two" she said. You told Robert you would never call him back"
 Yes"
 win yor let me call him?"
 He stared at her.
 Let you call him. Do you think he will comer
 T am sure he will"
 Then you know Robertf"
 Yes. I knew him before came here. I talk with him every day"
 He drew his breath sharply. Is Is this a same?" he demanded
 Its game in which the happiness of three persons is at stake" the girl answered.
 And you came here toto tame r,es'' T cane here because I promised to marry Robert. and l wanted his ss ther's consent" And the girl leaned forward. wait ing. Presently he looked toward her Then he pointed with a shaking hand at the phone. Ring him up," he said. The Japanese government has placed l an o-der in England for an entire gc1 factory.
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HIS CHANCE
 TO BE A MAN

P!ckert pulled his siouch hat still further down over his eyes. and looked staslthily at the store as he shuffied past. But in that glance he had seen all that he needed to finish his report. He had walked this way before.
 The Captain was a strict man. and if a report did not please him. Pickert well knew that he was not the one to show any leniency in his deslingS with the offender. But he was confisent that his report this time could not fail to please his superior.
 It was not infrequently that Pickert wished that he could leave 1t all. The desire to be honest again would al most master hon at times. but when he had about made up his mind, the thought would come to him that there was no other place for him in life.
 Who would give employment to a man wearing such rags as he was obliged to wear. and on whose face the deeds of the last two years had not failed to leave their marks?
 No. 1t was no use to try to DC decent once more. He got enough from the spells to keep body and soul together. and though that was about all, it vas better than not being able to have even a crust and shelter.
 The Captain dressed well-alnost elegantly. He did not take an active part in the affairs which his men car ried on in the night. He only su- perintended the business-it was by far the safer way-yet to him fell the maximum share of the lll-gotten gains.
 Once Pickert had been honored and respected. but that was before he had left his home for the west. Not finding the gold which had lured him there, he had drifted back to an east, ern city, and had fallen in with bad company. and eventually. not having a cent left, he had joined the Cap, tain's band.
 Since that time he had tried tG thrust all thoughts of his old home from his mind. but despite his efforts it was impossible.
 Pickert hated the small. dingy room under the caves which he was obliged to call home. and today he dreaded more than ever to return tC it. Just now he could not help think ing of the home of his boyhood days and his mother who had loved and trusted him. He had left her with
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Fad for Clean Money.

There is fad at present for dis daining dirty money and seeing to 1t that one's purse contains only bills and coins that are immaculate. Fresh, clean bills can be procured from the bank. where soiled ones will be taken in exchange. but clean silver is an- other matter, and those who follow fads must either accomplish it them selves or by instructing their maids to do it for them. The silver is washed fin strong solution of soap suds and ammonia. scrubbed with a brush and polished with a chamois. the result being glistening coins in cleanly enough condition to suit the most fastidious.