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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-20
Grxnoeisentbums 6gpotbeleH.
Gincinnaii, 10. Stt.
Rene 5bppfbefen

W /" - - - "a ~. N-hAs
Rene 5pppfhefen.
gbriItian Bed an Srmonbe g. u.
8. Co., $25O0.
Bertha SusQ an 5oms 9. II. 6. Co.,
$1,000.
Warp Shuh an gntsrpriis glbs.
II. 6. u. Co., $700.
GliSabeth Mi. 9ubn on Cottage g.
II. 6. Co., $500.
Sennie Wilion an GbarIes Wober.
1895
Charles g. Madeiirefb an Winion
plnee y. u. 6. Co., $1,000.
garolin. Gollmer an 1be Wm. g.
Sobn 8rep. Co., $4,000.
Robert s. HeIln an Soutbern Sbio
6. II. z. Co., $500.
qeter 9olmonn on Calhoun 6. u.
9. Go, $1,000.
Gillian Gopi onMelisrn u.Soutbern
2ife Snf. Co.. $65O0.
Gnnstta W. pusb an Sbemonbs g.
Ii. 6. Co., $1,000.
SerOms 20. 2ab an SObn 3. 5sib,
$1,000.
1bomas $. aope an Soutbern Ohio
Gop. 81, Co., S1400.
Wlarp q. MouOp an 5Obn R. gans
non, $3.50.
9bomos s.. Qope on Soutbern Gbio
Sap. B. Co., $14OO.
Charles u. 7. g. Rid on Qiberal
6. u. q. Co.. $500
Getilste 5npotbeten
Ssrael 2ubloip poit an SrmOnbe
g. u. 6. Co., $500.
Julia %. Gpans on Noripoob ssnls
proDeb .. II. g. Co.. $500.
Milliam u. Dbitsbsab an bieftlbs,
$3.50.
2lIie G. Wleab an ged WiniamIon
5eotins II. Ben. Co., $123.
Robert Wsinbeimer an Wurnei
Moobs 3. u. g. Co., $500.
Morp Dossstt an 8. W. Gbumorb.
$3.50.
eugene ao.nis an 9Ome .. u. 8,
u. 60. $1,000.
Della SobnfOn an Wpomins 6. u
9. Co., $1,000.
Burton R. Wbite an Dbio @olIen
6. u. q. Co., $3OOO.s
Mnno s5led u. Nnb. an Gt. Btrs
narb 6. u. %. Mf. Co.. 5000.
elmer 9. Gtrris an Gnterprife 3.
\ Go. $1,000
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!ein 1ropfen iiibiIdsn gluts in ibnsn
fliebe unb bab lie mid. nit elmer Siioin
perteirotbet Isien." Der aber tpiro
iih su einem 10 untpiirbig,n 3tpanss.
perfabrsn kr.it finben2 Noh tolIsr
aber iinb bic Werpflihtunsen, rpelhe lie
in Der Iitterdriihen praris iibernst.
men miiHsn. Sn 5 5 ndmIif beibt ss:
2lls GANGS unb burh feline WiigIiss
Der fuhi er ouberbsm, unter~ llmitdn.
ben bic Wi.slieoer unmitielbdr perans
loEenb: /. bic ifledte, insbeionbere
bic iiioiif,e prefe in ibrer Mirtuns 81
befhr1n.en, ino.m er al lie in ben ibm
nnbeiiebenben Sreanen ffdrf tritiiirt.
b. aud prinaiim bas gubliium iibsr
lie oufsutIdren Iuht. q ihr peusite
Witarbeiier su eni3isben itrebt. Zen
Witeliebern bes 0erbonoes III es pers
bp!en. an ben Iooenann.en ausgefpros
dsnen Juoenbla!tern mit3uarbeiisn.
Die 6aupiperIammluns iebt jebes
sSubr bic 2ii,s bieIer gl1it.r fefi. llHb
in s 6 tpiro jeber nit gusfhlub be-
probt. Der iih niflt national elm.
tpanbfrei bethdtist, bas ionn bod pobl
nur heib.n. bi.it 8efeble nitt erfiillt.
Gin gOp.oii alio unb cine parieisuh..
ipie lie In bem rabi;alen Eager Der go.
siaIbemoiraii. niht ibeaier seoahi
tperbsn tann. Wk lam Der NusIhub
10 psrbl.nbet iein, iibsrbdupt nah fol.
den gintiinbisuneen ben 9eiiritt an
itdnbieer unb ielbftbepubter Clement.
81 erboffen2 Mer fpirb Iid hnn bon
oi.isn an .inem folden SpionaesIp.
fem betbeilia.n unb iidb ielblt einem
ioldxn ausIsben2! Nuh bic 5beatsr
unb bi. 5odfhulen iollsn ubsrrdhi
iperben. bamit iein. Suben msbr sbeas
!erbirettoren iperoen unb bod tpenigs
items entlarnt tperbsn unb bamit Die
geihihtss unb Observation-Disclosures
in iitereu 5dnben bIeibsn ober in Iols
DE iommen. stur3. Elm aoniurrsns.
fampf i'm mobernen Stnote Der Gleids
berehtieung, in benz iebts Wliiiel gut
uno bilIig III. Genn Der Sube in sbsn
an iih Elm 9erbrehen unb elm Bolts
iGoben. unb Der Sube tpirb nerbrnnnt.
- Waa auh Elm Wann ipi, garisIs in
feiner blinben Mu!b es etrlih msinen
unb besbalb on sinen reinen grfolg
aiaukn. 10 iteint ts bem 1raubsnitss
benben bod siemlih iiher. bab bier Gin
Snterefenperbanb tpenis leiiiunssfdhi.
ger unb bic aoniurrsn5 iemiiiidtr
S6riftiieller fiirhteHoer GhrifiiielItr
suiianbe fonmen ipirb. mir fpenigs
itens iOnnen uns nida benien. bnb bes
beutenbere Decentralization bisIs
aampfipeiIe mitmahen unb fif um
berentpi1en peri0nli4 70 unipiirbig
binoen nern<n.
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(JortI.sung foIgt.)

SeIti anne 4bnprmitGt. Dr..
MereDitb 0oung, Der Oberi6utar3t
oes Gbef6ire Gountp Council, berias
tet iiber Das ieltTams Seben eiuas
SAultinbes in Gbeiter, bas ale 8ez
genitdnbe i'm re6ten 0intel gu i9ret
pabren Gage erbIidt. 9u permutbet
ipuroe, bab nit Der Se6traft oes Sim
oes irgeno etrpas ni6t In Srbnun1
ruGre, ipuroe ea einigen 9rifungen
unterpprfen. 60 gum geiipisl rpuroe
i6m Elm grobes lateiniI6es 6 poroez
lsgt, nit Der QuffDrDerung. es na63us
moIen, pas Dus ainb aua iofort uno
ourhaus naturgetreu tbdi. nur oaB
bas & Itegeno anItatt aufre6titebeno
odrgeItellt mar. Qlls man oas Sinh
aufforDerte, bQs Bib elmer adbe 3u
8st6nen, iidnb bds auf bem Shpan3
uaftatt auf ben 8einsn, unb dbnlih
3ei4nete es Elm Sdiff auF bem 8uqs
iprtt itebeno anitdtt auf ieinem aiel.
Sin 4ugenar3t ertldrte,, bab in biefem
Sale Die 2lbnormitdt in Den Nerben
3u funsn lei, Durh Die bic 9iloer pom
Rlttbsil oes Quges aug na6 benz
8ebirn btnauftelegrapbirt perben. IS
gebe fir oiefen Se6fsbIer feline 5ei,
lung, pas ainb piirDe 5ih eben purh
usbung oaran aep0bnen miiifen, bab
Die 8iHge, Die ibm bori5ontal erfdeiz
nen, in 8irtIiateit bsrtital iinb unb
umgetebrt. 8a audi BEL normolen
Wienihen bas 8e9irn lernen muB, bas
Bib, oas duf Der Rstina erfdint,
iim5atebren. 10 biirfts aud hag ains
teinerlei S6pieristeiten baben, iih
ben beIonberen gebingungsn isiner
SebnerDen onsupaijen.
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Sobn Gtisr an Mt abams .. 60.
$500.
5aleb WenbeI an Finance g. u. g
60, $4,000.
Gillian gooi on 0ermania q. u
Tp. 3, $4,000.
ghriitian araus an College ail 6.
u. y. Co., $1,000.
DerfeIbe an Sobn 9ebmtubI, $3.50
TerIslbe an 8. Weaber, $780,.
patti SO. 3uritein an Queen Gitt
Q. q. II. 3. Co., 1920.
1rsb. Sung an Wi. Qbel, 500.
Mnnetta M. pue2 an Wtorp Y,
Suoler, $3.50.
Gpa M. 8renble on Morp 6. Wolf,
$500.
Settle 9. gursharbt an Mabiion y,
u. 80. 2, $325O.
6. 8. auhn an Genate 8. II. .. u,
Co., $500.
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8rnxseisentbams' llebertrasnnsen
Gincinnati, 10. Sst.

So5n 0suBsI an Clarence :. Stoee,
Cots SO uno Ga in Guelio 2anb glI.
lln.trubtbsilung in aenneop Seisbts,
| 81.
Z. 6. airbp II. Mnb. on G6riItian
Bed. Got 50 uu0 5beil BON Got 70 in
gpron siybp's llnterubtbsiluns.
$500.
Cora M. 20. Ouilan II. anb. on
alics Roeier, Is BET 100 Gub an
Baum SiraBs. $500.
Sbomas .. CaIf u. Mnb. on Bertha
Snell. go. "a in Wcpomara &c gons
nor's unt.rabthsiIuns In Mpomins.
$3.50.
9ermun 0eiterman an sylorenee
apblmon, 3 Sabre pdht auf 1862
nnb 1864 @ariaip Mpe.; mona!Iide
Wlistbe $40.
Roie q. 9os,. an Nliee Degourcp,
so bel 134 Sub on Der Siioieite Der
WlprtI. ape.. 220 Jub tpeftlid bon
WubiIonpius pite, 81.
Wldrp 6. SObnIon on Sba Ok.
Craig u. aro.. 81 4der aonb in G<ts
tion 18, Mliucrss. 1p., 81.
Gborlss g. 9alep an Mlmn Nbams,
Cots 321 267, 268 unb 269 in Stss
pban aempsrs Sarm In ct. Bernard,
81.
WilIiam 6. gotron an CHARLES g.
WateIfreib, Elm Stii6 Qonb in Get.
%. Wiuereet 9p., $500.
emma 3. Winiom an Joi.pb 6.
Rnapte. Got Qo. SO BON Soiepb 3.
wfius nnterobtb.ilung in bortipsll,
81.
Zulu Craig an Sobn 6errlinssr, Elm
Stiid anno an Der GiboitsGde Der
Got No. Is bon Sobn Dimitt's llnters
abtbeiluna. 81.
2ouis 6. gpers an11rrpl .9rabdm,
Cots 80. as bis SO intl. in Der Meme
loan & glos. 9liI. 2. unterubtbsilung
in priee 5ia, 81.
Jrant 9prne an OeDrae +. Gtier,
5 Sabre puht auf ben QnDenraum on
Der Vorboit zGde Der lubloip unb glifs
ton NDe.; monaiIihe Mietbe $50.
Sohn .. Mnihburn Il. U. an Mlife
W. aelln, Cots SO. 278 unb 27o unb
ein Gtreifen BON / sEHb bon Der Glib
fsits Der Got SO. 277 y Jacob OFT
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ntr's s. llnterabibeiluns in gummins=
billie. ST..
4mp M. Soffmon an Burt 6. gabr
fpell, Got 9io. 335 in prcslep aens
per's llnterabibeiluns in Dolnut6iIIs,
S25.
Sarab u. grob an Maraaret 8.
Wiuhmore, 40 BEL 125 SUB an Der
Weitieite Der Stnnton ape., stpiIhsn
2tneoln MDe. unb 8eefer Str, $500.
Jreberid M. Glbers an 5enrp
5bieImener. Cots so. 81, SO nnb SO
in 6. 6. 9opttns nnterabtbeilnns in
Glmipoob, ST..
Mnbreip aunb an William 8.
aunb, 34,9s0 GuaoratfuB aanb in
Mnberfon SoipnIbip, R. WlorroipSurs
pep No. GLIB, $3.50.
4nnie M. 5orbnee on 5be Genote
Nedltp Co., Got gio. 90 unb ben DItIis
den 5heil BON Got go. 10 in Batter
ion unb Grants Observation-Disclosures
pldn, ST..
Srpille 3. SbpmpIon. an MlIreo
gudinebam, Got SO. % uno Got SO.
"a Der Camp Dominion llnterabtbeis
lung, $66.67.
5rsoerid 80. Glbers an 5snrp1biels
mepsr, 5 Sabre paht auI Cots go.
81, 62, 63, GA, 65 unb 80 in 6. 6.
Soptins nnterabtkiIung in Gins
ipooo; monatIihe Mietbe $50.
Marsarst groHet an Dorotbea
Woormann, 5 Sabre pahi au eine
Got bon 97t Bel 80 SUB an Der Rorbs
oitede Der 2ourel Ctr. unb Barb als
lep; idbrIibe Wiistbe $50. nit bsm
Wntaufsreht fir $1,000.
Wm. 5arilsn pusb on Qnnetta 80.
pusb, sbeil BON Got go. / in Ann
unO SOpbia Marfbal's unterabtbsis
lung, 81.
aouis $. golce an 0snrp mant,
Cots is unb % in Joirpiep glIate
llnierobtbeiluns, 81.
3. 6. airbp on aoEs 5oatneDsr
II. Inb., 80 BEL 100 SUB on Der Deits
ieite ber Runnhmsoe gpe., 1O5 SUB
nDrolih bon Gearfags 4pe., 81.
5erbert 6. sSeffers IL. u. on Sobn
Suoer, Got % in SIaoe .. Cartons
unternbtheiluHe, 81.
Sohn 6. Rpe.rs an Gffie a.Roaers.
AZ BEL 2O1 SUB on Dco9burn 2lpe.,
81.
5hs Suburban Real Gitdte SO. an
0ominid gogeiano. Got $40 in Glss
mere Snnbitat llnierabtbeiIune, 81.
Robsrt 6. GpmonbIon, 8prmunb,
on Sobn y. Spbniton, 16 BEL 90 SUB
on Der Weitieite Deg grpnbrap, suis
fden yeatmnn unb Columbia Ctr.
$2820.
CLARA 6. Mailer on aauro 9. Mcs
Jarlun, gbeiI bon 60. s in DeGomb
e GunIor's llnisrabtbsiIuHs in Sarts
ipell. 81.
CLARA 6. Miillsr on 2auro .. Wcs
Jurlan, sbeiI bon Got 81 in Der llns
tsrubtbeilung bon 5ar;tpen, ST..
CLARA 6. WilIer an 2uurd q. Wlcs
5arIon, 5beil bon b.rieIben Got, 81.
gbnrles GraknbubI, per Ghsriff,
on Campbell s. WtcDiGrmio, 5bsil
bon Got 58 in Sronn &c Sartsboru's
llnterabtbsiluns On Calhoun Ctr.
$500.
Senrp auennino. Gbm., an SuIin
gotmann. Got lot in Wils &: aline's
3. llntsrobtheilune. $4,000.
5rant So. Sistpatsr an gillian
GngeIbrsht. % Bel so Tub an Der
Siioisiie Der giteqs Str.. 81.
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Cne'nsatser gpusbat asnaeas 1910.

trauen 1T ihtper tpieber gu beieitisen.
IS lit pie bic Waiierpeit, bic aQes
iiberaiebt unb btrbuntelt iinb niht aus-
surotten lit.
.Wir baben uns ldnge nidf i'm
Waloe aetroffen," hatte Sobitten sea
iaat, als er Die Ddmen ali ben Wagsn
seleitete, Der Tie noh 2ensboff bringen
ipllte. Sic bdtten nit psrIhiebenen
Serren bel ibm eefpeiit, uno Wiras
ShDeigiamfeit unb eeoriidtes Welen
tparen ibm dufsefaIlsn. .Gsbit 8u gar
ntt)t rlehr ipu3iersn?"
9oh tie tpolIte ibn germ on ben
alien Giden trefIen, eripiberte tie, uno
Sobitten iab, bob ibr Der 8ebante
Sreupe mahte.
Sic iub Ihon ouf Der Moosbant,
ols er hintam.
sd tonnte mid in bic 3sit meiner
lanse entihfpunbenen eSugsnb suriids
trGumen. neil mir cine junge, fhone
Dame Elm StelIbidsin gibt," iher5te
er. rIber ih f0nnte 3ein 8robpatsr
isin. unb als fpIhen mubt 8u mid
aud beute betrahteu. Wlira ldfelte,
aber suslei4 fiillten Iih ibrs 2lusen
nit 5hrdnen. .GrsGbIs mir, mas Did
bebriidt; ich fab Dir gsitern an. bab
OH unsliidIih biIt. 9srtroue mir.
pisllsiht iann ih Dir beIfsn."
nMir tunn Niemono bs!fsn." io9te
Wfira unfaslih trnurig.
nMsin ainb. ih babe ME nah Dsi.
ren GrIebnifen esirdgt; ober ipenn
Gu 8ertrauen an mir haIt, 10 er5Ghie
mir baOon. 2aF mid tpiFen, mas
iibsr Define iunse essIs buhinaesdnssn
iit unb Dir bic Sugeuo perpiiIieri,
9ein 0srs perbiitert bait" bat Sobit.
ten uno fabte ihre 5uno nit sarier,
Iie6toisnbsr getpeeung .Was III esq"
DAP ih 10 unenoIih 9IiidIi3 tpor
unb mein Slid nitt gu bulten pers
mpdts!" Ibluhste Dltra ouF. sd
made Riemanbem tjnen 8ortpurt es
mar ein Srrtbum, obsr sr bat msin
i0ers osbrohen."
Sobitten iireihsIis ianft ibr. 5onb
unb lab Iie eripartunospoa On, aber
sr Iagts nihts, ibr 9ertrauen ipllts
sans frsiipiIIis iejr. uub Wlira
iprah nod .inmoI Don ibrer 2eibenss
3eit, lie srsdhue BEN attsn Sreunbe bic
9eidibte ibrer turSen Ghe. sic
itonte Iib niht, obsr iie tonnte Sdls
BON nidt entihuIoi3sn, Eutnnslei9 iie
ss perfuhte.
llsb.rrai6t b0rk Sobittsn gu. Gr
hatte anberes erndrtst uHb fanb in
Der gba. nihts, I'm 9uIssia einen
gortpurf gu nader. !6atte er iih
ourd fein 9orurtt.iI 8ur uneershtia.
tsit perleiten laHer2 $50 bieibt Dir
aIio nihts ols b, ihpad. @ennss
thuuno, Teinen GcmQbl perattsn su
tonnen unb ibn su osrgsHen!"
Wlit bliseuben 4uosn nnp eeroihss
ten Wans.n iprcns Uliru auf unb mid
eineu Shritt por Sobittsn suriid.
~SnteI 5erboIb, pie tannit 9u 10 res
ben! Sbn pe-attsn! NiemaEs, nies
mals! Sd Iisbs ibu. mi. ih ibn bonn
eritsn gass on c,Iiebt babe, er III Der
bette, Der .0sIits Wsnit. - Was Tam
er bufiir, bub i'd - bab .r - Wenis-
items 1T sr isBt aIiidlih unb bni olles
in 6iIb.auro peiunben. mas sr an mir
snttebrt.!" 2aut aufipeinsnb iant lie
ouf hi. Woos5ont suriid. I.at. ibr.n
Irm um Sobitttn uno bridte ibr.n
aopf on i.ins Stulier. sd lam
ibn ME psrseFeR."
(TprtIttunn fpiot.)
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Gbriid.

GbrIid ipdbrt INNER am IGnsiien.
unsnblise fog. ar3eneien iino lhon
eeeen @dmorrboiben nneeprieien
iporben. rnsdblisss bon ben Qeuien,
Die ME ale iperben. iisio oaburf ihcn
nnaefiihrt. nm ibr 8eIb eebraht
iporoen. obne bnB iie Siilfe ianben.
GeBbnlb baben lid olIe jene iogn. ar.
5eneien nid)t bebaupten tonnen. ssm
8egenins oasu iiebt jebod, Or.
silsbee's beriIbmtes annfeiis ae.
nnnrfes Slmorrboioen. SeilmitteI,
oas, ME ebrlih am l1ns|ien ipdbrt,
iih riid,t nur Der onnfboren Crime.
riing bon pielen Iauienben BebeiI-
ten erirent, ionoern nuh ourh feline
Grfolge nehr nHb mebr beriibmt ae.
mad)t bat. proben irei nerinnot BON
y. ssetlifneoter & 60, Dor 1916,
Wetu gorf. pc.
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--sh sefstmtses--
paGr(agfrin lides 3eilaQns.

enon In her dIfefsen Bell aas "a aesptNs
Ssrforen bic burn bic G4apinma b6tsr beanb4
horsn. nHb es Iieet iein 8fpsiiei boz. ba8
0u6 teufsafaae nod Hsrfonsn eriffirsn. bic
nnr6 eine nnbesannse nraft I'm etause f1sS.
Bislss sa nun nnh bcrausgrfnaen. nas far
4Hoere erf,cuuii6 IN nrt tieibt glir sclAss
eaf bic sntur biefe Game tefousers teafnfsiat,
henn ne bat Tor bic. fetfers @abs ssrIisben. bns
estsH ihrer aqifuieAfnsn n!s sin nnisr6iases
rfs gun aenau sn fsfeH. Bsrassf ni6t bns
M Tn ibrer siernen ssefieens an 6eeftn sfSerre
nchni. Eebmi bie Gafi GHb Gar bfiiiA Do
eeesiu hoerne. harn aeei sieftfbe taoid ~
1br bis f1ore Aeiibens bon grau Q. U0ee9
erreint Tas Cons IN sus hnssn eesb -
am Baune IN bsr Rame:
Hrs. b. Yaeger, friiber Trau BentsIS
eseftM asemne. essrssb. Glssiunsfi. c1is.
1r,siltoe aHtrsorfsA s1.oo uub earatss.
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81 a bifaIbetIun8
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Wcrbeni6w16c.

Ghioate, nerb6fs Rerfcnen. aeDiast bon Sot's
nunasioiiaisii niin i9Ie1ien 1raumen. erlaogt, ,.
idlnergens eaarnnsfal, slbnnbne. bes GssoIs
unh Gefdts, AGfarrh WsnaenpTiiffH. Slnplssn
ifosflna miiibigfett 0rr0i6sn, SitferH, sftIlo'
pfen, Wtnftbetlemmirle, Meneiilittigt nno Arnp. W..
liHn-eEfabren aus benz yJagenhfrfnnS", m's
einfad, idrAeH nnO billig ale nnnnfir'
lifen gerInite nnb nnberc isolgen in
genbIifer 0erirrnngrn griinolidl &C.
bciIt nn0 Dulle Weinnobeit nno Jrob'
finn tuiebererlanat ncrbcn fOnuen. -
0anS nemeS Seiluerfabren. Jeoer iein
eiarner Arst.
Tiefes aubercrcentIi6 iufereffnnts nns lshts
reine lsuh tZeuiffs siufiuee fe10). irelGes
bon gnIta unt sfIt, mlonn uno Sran. Geietsn
ipfrnefr foIIie. lam asaen ginfeHbuna BON -
Gents in NriefmGrsen beriieGeit be5csen ioerbfn
bon peI
Eripai.aIinif, 1915. Mbrnne,
NEW YORK. ny.
Taan srirdbne sas Cincinnati goIssbIaff.
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GnlfG Derftanben
vWomit bait Gu lid beute b.
iGdftigt?"
M2if N1nTpn =
r9alt 2u iett aud zine g1aIe gum
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-21
MAJOR HANSON'S
 WILL PROBATED

Atlanta. December 20.-The will or the late Maj. John T. Hanson, pres1- dent of the Central of Georgia rail- road, was filed for probate today. The estate is estimated at s35o,o00.
 The sum of $5O,o00 Is set aside for use of both principal and interest in paying alimony to Mrs. Cora l.. Han son, the testator's widow. At her death the remainder reverts to the estate.
 Except for the provision for Mrs Hanson the estate is to be divided among Major Hanson's children and grandchildren.
 A codicil refers to the membership in the Theosophist cult of Mrs. Fan nie Hanson White, and the four chill dren of Walter T. Hanson. Being ip- formed that theosophists can have no individual property, the testator allows Mrs. White and her children free use of the income from their share of tho estate, but the full principal is not to be paid until after Mrs. Whites death and after the children have re- nounced theosophy, or until the chil- dren reach the age of 35
 The same provision applies to Wal ter T. Hanson's children.
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the whole show, but, from being ob- served. became in turn observer. Among those who came to honor the great composer were the erstWhile Louise Theo, who, with her husband MT. Rol- and Knoedler, and Mrs. Maurice Grau, sauntered along to greet MT Puccini Mrs. Knoedler Is still Theo-so much so that one man who had not seen her since she was unique artist Tn such works as La Jolie Parfumeuse" and "La File du Tambour Major" said from my age tonight" Nordica and Mrs. Knoedler for a long time were a little receiving party by themselves. Dr, Englebert Humpherdinck, whose new opera, Die Koenigskinder." will be the next one staged at the Metro politan, and his wife wife also were the center of constantly changing group. Dr. Humperdinck. gray beard cd and spectacled, looks so serious that one would scarcely suspect that he does not like tragedy to make musical de- mands on him; even the baking of the witch in "Haensel and Gretel" hurts him.
 Mime. Homer in white. showered with crystal, shared with her tall husband. Syeney Homer. the honors of another group. Mrs. John R. Drexel was a radiant member of the social world seen in the throng. Her black gown had silvery beads t'star scattered on 1t and a whole row of diamond planets across the top of the corsage. She stood long in the inner room and chat
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ted with Mrs. Clarence Mackay and others. The August Belmonts tarried only little while, spending most of the time talking with Sembrich and her husband, pr. Wilhelm Stengel, in the corridor.
 Many gathered. too, around MT. and Mrs. Reginald De Koven. And there were the Walter Damrosches-three of them. now, for there is a young brunette daughter whom a happy fath- CT presented to Puccini In the best Italian that he could muster up. The daughter. who wore a simple gown of pink, Is almost as tall as her mother, whose height was accented by the fringed overdress of her black costume. Charles Henry Meltzer, litterateur and critic, talked with everyone. because he knows everyone. David Belasco, Tos- canini, Gatti-Casazza and Amato ac- cepted nice things about "The Girl" as if each were entitled to his share, as all assuredly were. And Carmen Melis, darkest of prima donnas, did likewise on the strength of the fact that she is to be the Minnie in tho Boston production of the opera, very shortly. Mariska Aldrich loomed up in gorgeous raiment and-so the in teresting folk passed in review, with good wine flowing and the smoke of cigars and cigarettes rising, until, to- ward ? o'clock. the crowd, never un- comfortably large. thinned out and Puccini was about ready to sit down at a certain round supper table, with ink roses in the center and enough
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TO RECEIVE WITH
 MRS. CRAWFORD-JOHNSON

Mrs. Crawford Johnson, whose tea this afternoon and evening will be one of the leading events of the season for the younger set, and who Is especially complimenting Miss Irene Whiteside and Miss Dorthy Robbins, has asked as her receiving party Miss Whiteside Miss Robbins and the debutantes.
 Among them are Miss Margaret Lat ady, Miss Helen Eustis. Miss Elizabeth Going, Miss Emily Somerville, Miss Mary Kinney, Miss Clara Lee Wood son, Miss Elizabeth Morris, Miss Gam aliel Dixon, Miss Kathleen Van Hoose, Miss Alice Coughlan and several others
 The guests will include only the un- married set. and some college girls and college men who have arrived for the holidays. The hours, to 8:30 o'clock, are so arranged that the men will have the privilege of joining the girls late In the afternoon.
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Kindly Christmas Spirit
 Pervddes The Shopping Crowd
Not Even When One Sees Ones GrownUp Friends Buying All Sorts of Foolish Toys For Themselves Does satrcal Smile Appear-Mrs. "Newly Wed' and Her List For Her Lately Acquired Relatives-she and MT.
 Newly We'd Almost Scrap Over It
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gilt chairs around 1t to indicate a jolly aftermath of the reception.
CHRISTMAS COLORS
 AT AFTERNOON TEA


 Mrs. c. M. Tardy and Miss Mary Tardy entertained at the first large affair of the week yesterday afternoon when they were lhostesses at tea. The matrons and the younger set were alike included in the hospitality, which was in keeping with the many pleasant affairs fwhich have been arranged by those two delight full hostesses. The decorations of the Tardy residence followed the Christmas suggestion. Branches of holly and mistle- toe hung from every chandelier, While twining the lights and festooning the walls were tendrils of smilax and Mas sachusetts laurel. Crimson bells and
 holly wreathes were in evidence, while poinsettia blossoms and crimson carna- | tions added their gay beauty to the Yule- tide setting.
 The two hostesses-mother and daugh- ter-were strikingly alike as they stood to receive their guests, gowned for the afternoon each in becoming light recep- ton toilettes. Mrs. Tardy wore blue satin draped with marquiseta and Miss Tardy was extremely pretty in white. With them were Mrs. N. w. Trimble,
 Mrs. Charles G. Brown, Mrs. Joseph R.
 Estes, Mrs. Benjamin Forrest Tyler and Mrs. James E. Penney-an attractive group of matrons, whose cordial greetings | added grace to a charming afternoon. | At the door were Mrs. Charles Leeper and Miss Clara Lee Woodson, who gra- ciously welcomed the guests. In the sitting room a punch bowl was stationed
 at prettily appointed table with holi- day decorations. Miss Fredrika Fergu- son and Miss Annie Blinn presided. Miss
 Sadie Gillespy and Mrs. Gillian received the guests here.
 The dining room was an especially cheery place with it's red-shaded lights
 and it's many red blossoms. The tea table, which was covered with lace, showed crimson satin beneath it's trans
 parency, and in the center was a large
 cluster of red carnations in a silver vase. Candles surmounted by red shades were
 silver filigreed and hints and other
 sweetmeats emphasized the brilliant col or scheme. Mrs. Hubert Scruggs was
 the charming and vivacious matron who presided over the tea urns. Others who
 assisted in the service of dainty sand
 wiches and bon-bons were Mrs. William c. Weston. Miss Cary Johnson, Miss Lu- cile Moore, Miss Mabel Moore, Miss Sa-
 die Allison and Miss Annie Tardy.
 Mrs. Tardy and Miss Tardy invited | over 200 guests and the response which | their cards received at busy time like this was another evidence of their pop ularity.
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