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representative Of his country. will return
to his post in about a fortnight. but
Nine. Pezet viii remain here until De-
cember.
The military attache of the French
Embassy and Countess de Chsmbrun
left Washington yesterday for Virginia
t tl91 . spTinss' where they - spend the
Mrs, \. $ Martin and sister, Miss
Name Bradley, OF I7s5 North Capitol
street. have returned from a three
months vacation az Harrisonburg. Va.
\ pretty home wedding took place
on Tuesday evening. when Miss Mabel A
Hargreaves became the bride Of Mr. Har-
old +. Whitlook. OF Charlottesy lille, Va.
The ceremony was performed in the home
OF the brides mother. Mrs. 3. Har-
greaves. IN the Madeira. by Rev. Robert
Talbot. rector Of St PauIs Episcopal
Church. in the presence OF the relatives
and intimate friends. The apartment
was appropriately decorated with au-
tumn foliage and Bride roses and
chrysanthemums. The brides caly at
tendant was her cousin, Miss Agnes
WesterfeId. Of Orange. y. J., and the
best man was Mr.. John Fitzpatrick. Lit
tie Miss Gladys Hargreaves acted as
flower girl, and carried a basket OF bios
SONS. The bride was escorted and given
in marriage by her uncle, Mn Fabian
Columbus.
Immediately after the ceremony a re-
ception and wedding supper followed
Among the guests were airs. 3. Har-
greaves. Mr.. and Mrs. a. d. Carey. Mr.
and Mrs Fabian Columbus, Mr.. and AIRS
john Hargreaves and daughter. Miss
Agnes Westerheld. Mr.. John Fitzpatrick,
ana Miss Marion Johnson.
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Naval orders.

Ensi-u T. NORTON. detached duty Paducah. 20
Massachusetts, InstisdtC If Technology, BlsI0n.
Mass. Tor iu-tT1ethn.
Ensisn \. ". CARMICHAEL, detached duty Mont
grmep n Massachusetts, Institute Il Technol-
Cgy Boston, Mass. for ms,uctian
Paymas'er II. A. WISE. Jr., 90 duty Franklin,
navy yard NCTfClk Va.
Paymaster J. 4. y. SMITH IT.. 20 duty Lancaster,
uayy yard, Philadelphia. Pa.
Passed Assistant paymsster X c. MCINTOSH de
tEche1 duU Lancaster. settle accounts. and wait
orders
Assistant Paymaster ]. C. HILTON. detached duty
as ray officer Franklin. settle accounts and wait
orders
PaymastgT-s CLERK +. ". JEPS0N. appointment as
a Uaymasters clerk, in the navy duty Lancaster.
revoked
Paymasyer's Clerk r " BILL appointment as =
faymsster's clerk in the navy duty Franklin Ie-
Yukal.
Paymaster's CLERK !. J. CUNNINGHAM. appointed
paymaster's clerk IN the navy duty connection
Npsic. Naval Hosldtal Yard Craft and Subns-
rines. navy yerd. Puset Sound Wash.
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THIRTY.F0UR INITIATED.
Keane Council, knights of Column
bus. Welcome Members.

Keane Council. No. S53, knights Of CO.
l'lmbus Initiated a class OF thirty-five
candidates at their regular meeting, held
at the X. c. Hall last night. Grand
knight Charles ". Darn and his official
corps of assistants conferred the degrees.
Arrangements were made for ladies'
night. to be held on October 10. when an
entertainment. followed by dancing, win
be the attraction.
II was announced that the annual YES
per service Of the knights OF Columbus
viii take place in the Church OF St
Vincent De Paul. corner Of South Cap
itol and NJ streets, Sunday, October l6.
at $50 p N. The state chaplain. Rev
.P. J. D'Connell, Will offciate. assisted
by the chaplains of the various councils
Of this jurisdiction. Very Rev. J. r.
Meagher. o p, viii preach the sermon.
Music will be furnished by 81. Paurs
sanctuary choir The committee in
charge Of the arrangements is composed
OF Charles ". Darr. chairman. Dr. Will
liam b. Daily. George F. McAyoy Red
mond De Vaney. AMI Arthur j. Tholl.
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OPERATION MAY
SAVE MRS. WOLFF
Physicians TO Consult Over
Auto Victim.

Mrs. Albert s Wolf is still uncon-
scious at Casualty Hospital as a result Of
being hurled seventy feett whens a
Chesapeake Beach train wrecked an
automobile In which she and four 9TH
ers were crossing the tracks at MARI
boro pike Tuesday. consultation has
been called for this morning to deter
mine the advisability OF an operation
TO raise piece o. the skull that seems
to be pressing against the brain. The
woman's condition is critical. and she is
not expected 10 survive. Her husband
who was another Of the victims, is at
his house. 7CS A street southeast.
Physicians said yesterday Mrs Fred
erick Isell, who, with her husband and
eight-year-Oid daughter Doris, were
the other occupants Of the auto has be-
come worse. II is feared her back is
broken BY the fall Her nus
band, who was hurled upon the cow
catcher. was cut about the face and
head, while little Doris received 4
broken arm.
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chanully lace; Miss signora Nor
Kiss. Of Norfolk. cousin OF the
bride. in a yellow messallne with chiffon;
Mrs o. d. Knapp. Of Syracuse, aunt Of
tie bridegroom. in princess lingerie;
Mrs. L. T. Young. of Baltimore. cousin
q the bride. In a pink crepe de chine;
Miss Mary Gammage, of Norfolk, cousin
Of the bride and flower girl. beautifully
gowned in white; Mr.. John W. Gammage.
Of Norfolk. uncle Of the bride. and Mr.
John Ladd, Of Petersburg. brother Of
the bride.
Following the ceremony the couple left
for Northern trip TO New England by
water. and will be at home after No
vember Is al sel6 New Hampshire
avenue.
Mrs. e. II. Warder who spent the
summer at Woodstock. VT where she
recently purchased a summer place. has
returned to Washington and opened her
home in X street FOR the winter. Her
son-in-law and daughter. MI. and Mrs.
Ward Thorou, have also returned 10 this
city for the winter.
Mr. Charles Henry Butler has returned
from Yonkers, \. Y. and opened his
residence in ! street for the winter sea
son. Mrs. Butler will leave New York
some time next week TO Join Mr. Butler
here.
Mai. Henry T. Allen. [. s. A; Mrs.
Allen. and Miss jeanette Allen have re-
turned TO Washington. and are at the
Connecticut for the winter.
Lieut.. Col. Benjamin Reeves Russell.
{. s. NJ. C., and Mrs. Russell and their
children have returned TO Washington
and opened their Eighteenth street resi-
dence for the winter The Misses Ses-
sions are also with them.
Lieut. Col. Eaton Edwards, L. s A,
retired. and Mrs Edwards have cards
cut announcing the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Helen Edwards. 10 Mr.,
Henry Leroy Lewis. Wednesday, October
= 1910, In this city. At-home cards for
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Leroy Lewis, at
stra1ford, Conn, after November /. were
inclosed.
Mrs Edwin H. Pilson. of Hood River,
Greg, is the guest Of Mr. Pilson's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Pilson, at
their residence, in Phelps place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen V. Cockrell have
closed their summer home AT Blue Ridge.
near Bluemont Va. and will spend the
winter with Mr.. CockrelTs father Inter-
state Commerce Commissioner Cockren,
at his home in r street
The Peruvian Minister to Panama and
Nine. F. A. Pezet are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Walton at their home
in street. The minister, who is re-
turning from the centennial celebration
in Mexico. where he was sent as special
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Friday Special in
Ha d-colored~ PhotoSravures.

A lot of Hand-colored English
Photographers, in choice subjects
reproductions OF famous paint
ings, in new design antique gilt
frames.
Special price, 1896 each.
Regular value, 500.
Also a lot of Genuine Oil Paint
ings, splendid subjects, in richly
ornamental deep gilt frames, with
shadow boxes.
Special price. $3.50 each.
Regular value, 5000.
Fourth hoor-Tenth ST.
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Odd FeIons Confer negree.

Columbia Lodge. No. 10. L o. o. F.
conferred the first degree upon five can
didates az their regular meeting held
at odd Fellows Hall in Seventh street
northwest last night. The visitors who
made short addresses on the progress of
the order in their respective domains.
included Elmer Cummings. OF Browns
town. Ind, Charles W. Dudley, of Spring
field. Mass; J. A. Hall, Of Culebra.
Canal Zone; Louis Evans, of Beattyville,
KY, and Val Purcell. of Norwood, Ohio
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Friday Special In
French China Plates.

An assortment of French China
Plates. in neat one-of-a-kind deco
rations, colorings and effects; vari-
Gus sizes. If priced consistent with
their quality they would cost a
great deal more.
Special prices, 35c and 50c each.
Regular prices, SOC to Sac.
Fifth ho1r-(s ST
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Friday Special in
Books of Merit.

In the lot are about $50 volumes
the balance left from our last
weeks sale. A variety OF sub
jects and marked at an exception
ally low price. The contents are in
no way dam&ged or less valuable
only the bindings being defaced
from handling. We make only one
provision-that is, they cannot be
exchanged or returned, because of
the very exceptional offering.
Special price, 10c volume.
We're soc, 75c, $1.00 and $3.50.
Main hoor-Tenth ST
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Eureka Club Gives Dance.

The Eureka Pleasure Club gave their
first dance of the season at National
Rifles Armory last night There was a
very large attendance and a programme
of twenty dances was carried out The
reception committee included William
Barnes, J. L. Mathews, William NJ. Poore.
and p. Y. Murray. The officers Of the
club are: 4. L. Jameson. president: E.
NJ. Specht, secretary; George Mowatt
treasurer. and H. G.. Harding. assistant
treasurer
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Shoe Department.

4 small lot OF Children's Dom
COLA Kidslin Button and Lace
Shoes, with tip of same, spring
heel and best hard leather sole
sizes 81 to 1HB-9, 81, 10, 1917,
II, 1l15, 1211, 13, 1877, IL and
2C-S1a, 81, l0Iz. u and I'D
So, 81, III, y and 13E. Re
duced from $3.50 and S175 to
$1.25 pair.
Third hCor-Teuth ST.
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Opposes a GaraEe.

Martin 4 Leese yesterday asked for an
injunction against John Keefe and Mary
Keefe. preventing them from erecting a
private garage on their lot al First and
5 streets northwest. within fifty feet Of
the building line OF either front of Leese's
property. Leese alleges that the erection
of the garage as contemplated would in
lure his property
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Friday Special in
Women'S Isle Vests.

20 dozen Women's Fine I'M
ported Swiss Ribbed Isle Thread
Vests, with low neck, no sleeves
and fancy crochetcd fronts. We
advise early response, as the value
IS unusual
Soc each; 3 for $100.
Regularly SOC.
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ulinois RepubIicnns ~ RnIIy.

The Illinois Republican Association VIII
hold a rally at the league headquarters.
lS47 Pennsylvania avenue tonight at
o'clock. Information pertaining 10 yot-
ers' rates, dates of sale. &c. viii be an
nounced and other matters considered.
William f. Andrews, Auditor OF the
Treasury, and others viii speak
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lecture on Julius Caesar.

Under the auspices of the Young Wom-
ans Foreign Missionary Society, a lee
ture recital on Julius Caesar will be
given at Foundry Church, Sixteenth and
Church streets by Or. Wedderspoon. the
new pastor. While the lecture is free, a
collection for the benefit of the society
viii be taken.
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Friday Special in
Women'S Handkerchief.

A lot of Women's All-linen
Handkerchiefs, with small, dainty
hand-embroidered initial and
border of fine cord. An excellent
value.
Special price. 2Oc each.
Box OF 6 for $1.00.
Main 49, - ~
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Simple Life in Newark.

From the Newark News
The cost Of living is much higher over
there than here. In Manhattan il costs
40 cents 10 nave a fancy waistcoat clean
ed. In Newark We don't wear fancy
Waistcoats
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Franklin Lodge. No. . Knights OF
Pythias, installed Ralph s Bailey as
master of finance at their regular meet
ing, held at Pythian Temple last night
II was announced that a recognition
meeting will be held on November 10
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Woodward & Lothrop.
ELMENDORF WELL RECEIVED.
Large Audience Attends First of the
New .'TraVeIOgue" Series.
Third noor-Ieuth

Large Audience Attends First Of the
New .'TraVeIOgue" Series.
There was present at the National
Theater yesterday afternoon TO greet
Dwight Elmeudorf and the first Of a new
series of "travalogues" an audience which
tested the capacity of the house, and
which received his pictures and his talk
with enthusiasm and bursts OF applause.
Mr.. Elmendorf once more demonstrated
his ability 10 entertain with pictures OF
foreign lands. OF customs stranSe and
peculiar. and of beautiful scenes. He
showed that he had lost not a whit Of
his ability to entertain and 10 carry his
audience with him in HIS travels. and.
as always. his pictures were beautiful
and excellenty selected
The subject OF yesterday afternoons
talk was London. and included large
part OF the
Elmendorf IT
motion pietu
views of the
Edward VII
aviation fea
nought at
number Of IA flr
AS in form
remarkable
tistic beauty.
dens being pc
respect The aa
rose. given,
token OF es
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Four cirfes Enumerated.

The following figures on population
We're given out by the Census Bureau To-
day: Wilmington, n. c, 1910, 25,74s 1900
1885; Madison. Wis, 1910, 25,5Sl; 1900. ~.
lei; Hamilton, Ohio. 1910, 5,27s; 1900. %.
s14. Lorraine. Ohio, 1910. 2sSSs: 1900, L..
CPS.
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Friday Specials IN
Linen Department.

A lot of Handmade Macrame Cor
Hand-crocheted) Table Sets, con-
sisting of "a doilies in two sizes
and l 24-inch centerpiece. Per
fectly matched pieces. Specially
priced at
$3.50, $3.50, and $1,000 set.
A small lot of the cold Fash
toned" Hand-woven Linen Sheet
ing, in 2 heavyweight and soft
finish that will not easily muss,
Worth a third more than the adj
vertised price.
65-inch, 75c a yard,
Pinch, Soc a yard.
90-inch, $1.00 and $1.25 a yard.
Second fOor-Eleseuth 81
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A pension Of Se5 a month 9dring wild
owhood, payable from the police pension
fund. TO date from September Is. was
granted to Mrs Margaret Wagner, widow
of Private Charles ]. Wagner. yesterday
by the Commissioners.
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Friday Special in
CoutiI CorSetS.

\ small lot 6 dozen pairs in alb
of Corsets, made OF good quality
coutil. with long hip and medium
bust; finished with draw strings at
top and four hose supporters. All
new, bright, fresh, crisp goods.
Sizes Is to 26.
roc a pair. Value, $50.
Third floor Eleventh 81,
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TRANSFER PATTERNS.

Upon reseipt Of this pattern. ordered on cogpos
below. place tie rough glazed SIDE d the pattern
down on material 10 be stamped then IIeSs hOt
hat-irou On tbs baek or smooth sde u tie pattern
Be car.ful nak 70 let uatteln slipl
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Bows to DrIII.

The National Training School for Boys
will give lis final drill of the season
at o'clock this Afternoon. The public
is cordially invited 10 attend.
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In THE SOCIAL WORLD
Mrs. Stinemetz Announces
Engagement of Daughter.
PERRY HEATH GOES WEST
Capt. and Mrs. Bennett and Daugh-
ter ON Visit 10 CaIifOrnia--Yfs-
countess Benoist d'Axy Due an
New York Reconsideration Minis
ter Here as "a Guest.

Mrs. Samuel w. Stinemetz announces
the engagement of her younger daugh-
ter. Caroline W. 10 Daniel w. Alexander,
Of Clarksburg, W Va, and this city
There is no date set for the wedding
Miss Stinemetz is the granddaughter OF
the late b. H. Stinemetz. and OF the late
Thomas r. Morgan, who was the first
Commissioner of the District of Co
lumbia.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
THE WESTMONT

One Of the best appointed. homeiike hotels o. tie
New Jersey coast. Exceptional table and service.
special rate Of $50 daily; $50 weekly. American
plan Sea water baths W. H. MOORE, Manager.
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Friday Special in
BOYS All-Wocl Suits.

A special lot of Boys Atwood
Suits, in double-breasted and Nor
folk jacket styles, OF medium
weight materials, in light and dark
shades of brown, gray, and tan
sizes 5 to II.
Special price, $3.50 each.
Values up to $3.50.
III f.or Tnlrh 81
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Friday Special in
Women'S Silk Stockings.

20 dozen pairs Women's Pure
Silk Stockings, in black only. These
have Isle tops and soles, which
about double their service: all sizes.
Special price, S5c pair.
Main h0or-F ~
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BAND CONCERTS TO-DAY.

By the Fifteenth United States Cavalry
Rand al Fort Myer. 4 p. N. Programme;
March, fWegpeT she Motive" ,Nsyrelles
Overture. "Bemick's Hits No o.. .Lamre
MEDLEY, Children Games ..........,...A Asher
Waltz. At the Matinee" .........,,,"Howe
IHtemezzo,, ''Rolliching Friars'' -...... Klein
Selection, Miss Dolly Dollars" ... Herbert
Popular Mexican Dances. Godina
March. Three Wise Men Of Gotham"
.-......--...-......-...-.. Clement
~ Soldiers Home. by the home band,
o'clock. Programme;
March. Luna PARK Alexander
Overture. "Oberon" .-..............Eon Weber
Romance. The Harmony Of Love" .Brookes
Selection. the King q Cadonia" new
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Col and Mrs Robert Craig are in
Brookline, Mass. visiting their son-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. White
They VIII return here the end OF this
month and open their home IN I street
A pretty wedding took place Wednes-
day evening at the Second Baptist
Church, when Miss Lillian Mary Hynson.
of this city. became the bride Of Mr..
John f. Bourke, of Manassas, Va.
Rev. Hinson D. Hewlett performed the
ceremony. which was attended by large
party OF relatives and friends. The
church was decorated with palms, ferns.
and cut flowers. The bride wore a gown
OF white messaline satin. and carried
shower of Bride roses and lilies Of the
valley. while the bridesmaids carried
bouquets OF chrysanthemums TO match
their dresses. The bridesmaids were Miss
Mary Bruin and Edna Foley. OF vir-
gina: the Misses GLADYS Henderson,
Mildred Huntington, Margaret Won
Hermann, and Alice Teachum. or this
city. The maid OF honor was Miss Eliza
Bourke. and the flower girl was Miss
Margaret Fry Mr.. Claude Bourke.
brother Of the bridegroom was his best
man. and the ushers were Messrs. Patti.
Hopkins, Davis. Moser, Clark. and Ad-
amson Immediately after the ceremony
a reception was held at the home OF
the bride, and later in the evening the
couple left for their honeymoon. which
will include a trip through the Northern
States and Canada. They viii return to
their future home In Manassas about No
vember ]. where they will be at home to
their friends.
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me ,l.sses -1t II Washington.
were hostesses at tea Wednesday after
noon at the Casino at Virginia Hot
Springs. following an afternoon of
bridge.
Miss Leoua Hechinger, of NJ street, has
returned to her home from Trenton. n.
J. and New York. where she has spent
the past few weeks
Miss Ida R. Ladd, daughter Of Mr..
John w Ladd, and Mr. Lewis II. Rus
sell were married Wednesday afternoon
at $50 O'Clock at her residence, 1874
Eleventh street southeast. Rev. Paul
r. Hickey, of the Metropolitan Pres
byterian Church, performed the cere-
mony. which was attended by a large
gathering of out-of-town relatives and
friends.
The house decorations consisted OF
roses and green's The bride. who was
given In marriage by her father. wore
a satin gown trimmed with duehesse
lace, chiffon and pearls She carried a
bouquet of roses and lilies of the val
ley. Miss Lee NJ, L.add, who attended her
sister as maid of honor wore blue
crepe de chine trimmed with old lace
Mrs. John W. Lddd wore a black silk
genadine. and Mrs. George II. Russell.
mother of the bridegroom, wore gray
silk. Mr.. P. G. Russell acted as best
man for his brother Among the out-of
town guests We're Miss Annie r. Morriss.
of Petersburg. cousin of the bride,
in a black crepe de chine, with
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Former Assistant Postmaster General
and Mrs. Perry S. Heath, who returned
early this week from their summer place
in Nova Scotia, left yesterday afternoon
for Louisville TO make a visit TO Mrs
Hesth's mother. Mrs. Conway
They win 80 from there to Muneie.
Ind. TO visit Mr. Heaths mother. after
which MIR. Heath will go to the Pacific
Coast and Mrs Heath will return 10
Louisville. They viii return to their
Washington home and open il for the
season after the election IN November
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Capt. Frank N. Bennett. [. $. n, and
Mrs. Bennett and their daughter. Miss
Dorothy, have gone 20 California, where
Capt Bennett took over the command OF
the United states ship South Dakota
September Is at Mare Island Navy Yard.
Mrs. Bennett and her daughter spent the
months Of July and August AT Deer Park.
Md. where they were joined by Capt.
Bennett and went TO their home in Mich
igan for the month OF September.
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Mrs. Dean. widow of Or. Richard c.
Dean. L. S. N. has returned from her
former home in indianapolis. where she
spent the past several months. She Is
accompanied by her sister. Mrs. William
II. Woodward, who viii spend the win
ter with her here
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The Peruvian Minister TO Panama and
Nine. F. a. Pezet are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Walton at their home
in street The minister, who is re-
turning from the centennial celebration
in Mexico where he was sent as special
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Mrs. Irwin and Miss Annie Irwin. wife
and daughter OF Commander William Man
ming Irwin. L. 5. n, are spending week
In New York at the Holland House. Miss
irwin viii sell on the Adriauc October
-, with her aunt, Mrs. Mccartney, to
spend the winter with another aunt,
Nine. Thiebaut wife of the French Min
lister 20 Sweden. just appointed n
Thiebaut is well known here, where he
was on the staff Of the French Embassy
several years
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-27
~gsaagasa
Daddy sBedtirne
The Frogs Which
fOTV Wanted King

- story said daddy evening which is often told
- people, that 1t is sometimes
what has Change sometimes means
from bad o children
Tbora was lot frogs pond They had
lie sun themselves when
like for frogs the water you knowand
of insects to eat
"But they They wanted king to rule them
them So they sent one of their
that king might be sent to them
the the old
will be sent them
and in the king arrived
of king was itF' asked JACK
ut was which placed in the pond where the
Then they became
tented again king for frogs to have they said Why
CON Kind gsethed we'd like to know
of all the animals praying that the
might be king be appointed in his place
animal wod TIL send different
sort of king And he had the log removed
tshot time
living king that had come but
the king far
than the one
king the
daddy stok which had
annette for felt hungry he would reach down with his
long hill nick up one great big gup
0 Frogland was missing
frogs left They held meeting and
their minds the king of the animals asking
their
them and broke up swallowing them every one