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bic. the transient expression OF his
sitter; and II r. this mOmentary quail
ity that gives 70 the face It's haunting
look. Certainly the picture does lay
hold upon those who look steadily
upon II. with q strangely enduring
grip. II anyone were TO assert that
he saw nothing unusual in IL. II would
be hard to reason him out OF that
opinion; and yet. as a plain matter OF
fact. the portrait does hold most spec
tators. does impress even the passing
tourist, and is remembered when 9TH
er far more Immediately and obviously
striking works are utterly forgotten.
The landscape is OF the weird sort this
artist preferred, and that not because
he did not study nature, but in spite
of a more close and scientific study
of landscape than any man had made
before him. His peculiar rocks and
strange meandering waters came to
him by artistic descent from Nerroc-
chic, and to him in turn, 1t is asserted.
from Fra Angelica by way Of Alessio
Baldovinetti. But in Leonardo these
unearthly shapes acquire new sig
nficance and enter into his general
visionary scheme of things. Here
they form a decorative background.
excellent for its purpose. TO frame and
set off the haunting presence of this
enigmatic lady-"La belle JOconde."
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picked up. She was bound u pthe
coast lrCm New Orleans
The blaze was discovered at p.
Nj. yesterday tO the after hold Of the
Momus. when she was or Cape Can
averal. Fla. Efforts were made 10 sig
nal the lighthouse on the cape. Cap
tain John f. Boyd. of the Momus. or
dered all hands TO fight the fire. IL
was impossible to penetrate into the
flaming hold, so the matches were bat
tered down and the pumps kept GO
ing necessarily flooding the compart-
ment-
Sing as Ship Burns.
The vessel was compelled to slacken
speed and then to lay to, and the
boats were got in readiness to take
the passengers ashore, landing them
on the sandy but treacherous beach,
IL necessary. Captain Boyd and First
Officer Woods Gained the frightened
passengers when they learned of the
fire and kept them in good order.
few Of the passengers went to
the aid of the officers, co-operating
N maintaining cheerfulness. All
through the night anxious groups OF
passengers hu6dled on deck, but some
were induced TO go 70 bed. The sa-
loon was turned over to those who
preferred to stay awake, and twoScore
passengers sang all night, while one
of their number played the piano.
When the ComuS came up at last
and her master, Captain MaXSOn, sig
nailed that he was ready TO take
aboard all passengers. the condition
OF those on the MomuS was as good
as could be expected. Some of the
more nervous, however, were in 4
state bordering on collapse.
The small boats of both ships We're
put to the task Of transferring the
men. women and children from the
MomuS.
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MAYORS AUTO
CRASHED into
Mr. Richardson and Councilmen
Meet With Accident in
Baltimore.

AL T l Nj ORE, NJ D.-Special.-
Mayor Richardson, OF Richmond, and
several members of the City Council
Of that city. who are here for a base
ball game with the Baltimore solOns.
had narrow escape from serious ac-
cident in an automobile crash this
morning.
Mr.. Richardson, with President
Numsen, OF the Baltimore Second
Branch. and Mayors secretary. A. S.
Goldsborough. were in an automobile
which Mr.. Goldsborough. who was
steering, turned into the curb to avoid
running over woman crossing the
street.
The machine was crashed into by
another containing several OF the Vir-
ginia councilmen, and all received a
bad shaking up. though nobody was
seriously hurt. They then proceeded
to the game. One OF the machines
was considerably damaged.
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YOUNG TOMPKINS
WEST POINT CADET
Son Of DR.. Christopher TOmpkins Re-
ceiveS Appointment from Sena-
tor Martin.

RICHM OND, Vas pecial-
William M. Tompkins, a son of DR..
Christopher Tompkins. has been
named by Senator Thomas S. Martin
as a cadet from Virginia to the West
Point. Military Academy. Young
TOmpMns attended the University of
Virginia for sometime, and last session
he made one of the highest records
ever made at that institution. his
average on finals being about the
highest for several years. He has
been notified that he must present
himself at Fort Slocum. N. Y, Janu-
airy 18th, next year, for examination
for entrance. Notice of the formal APP
poiutment was received here q day or
two ago, and Mr.. Tompkins is receiv-
ing the congratulations of his friends
on his appointment.
Rives Childs, son Of John w. Childs.
Of Lynchburg, was appointed alternate
TO young Tompkins.
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S. 0. S. SAVES SCORES
of SHIPS PASSENGERS
Southern Pacific Steamer Momus,
Bound From New York to New
Orleans, Catches Fire and
Rescues Made by Comus,
of Same Line.

CHARLESTON, S. Especial
The snap and flash of the wireless,
sending out the IS. o. So call. the
high sea cry for help, today resulted
in the saving of scores OF lives after
flames broke out on the 5.0O0-ton
coast liner Momus. owned by the
Southern Pacific Company, off the
Florida coast
News of the disaster was brought
by wireless dispatches received here.
The Comus, a sister ship belonging
to the same line, answered the call,
standing by, while the passengers were
transferred.
Women Are Heroines.
The advices sent out while the YES
sci was ablaZe in twelve fathoms of
water said that there was a minimum
of confusion among the passengers.
and that nearly all, especially the wo-
men, acted with heroism from the
time the flames were discovered till
they were safe aboard the relief ship.
There were sixty passengers on board
and a crw of 125 men,
The Momus plies, like the Comus,
between New York and New Orleans.
She made her first trip in November,
1906. of steel, 40 feet long, she was
built in Philadelphia by William
Cramp & Sons. Her beam is 1912 feet
and her depth 25.6 feet.
She left New York last Wednes-
DAY with large passenger list and
a good cargo of freight. She was due
m New Orleans late tomorrow or
early Monday.
The fire was well advanced when
discovered. For time efforts were
mace TO keep the situation from the
knowledge of the passengers, but
eventually this became impossible, as
the blaze gained Roadway.
Comus Answers as. q. s."
IN the meantime the wireless had
beer splitting out flashes incessantly
When i was seen that the passengers
would inevitably have to know the sit
qation tbs answer OF the Comus was
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The plans for moving freight did not
develop briskly. Three or four trains
had been sent from the Mimico yards
to the city. The first freight, a west
bound train, was made up in the
Mimico yards. the center for freight
handling in this division.
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Wabash Is ELIMINATED.

NEW YORK, July 23.-Announce-
ment was made at the Wabash rail
road offices here today that their lines
had been eliminated from the strike
trouble on the Gran Trunk Railroad
in Canada by an agreement reached
last night and that service was re-
sumed today as usual.
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DUBLIN INSTITUTE
4 Home School for Bows and Girls

4 Home School for Boys and Girls.
Located in Southwest Virginia, 1000
feet above sea-level. Prepares for Col
lege or University. Special attention
given to backward or deficient stu
dents. Rates very moderate. For cat
alogue or further information, address
GEO. 4. BECKER, G.. c. CARR,
Dublin, Va. PRINCIPALS,
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EzAFsERs NERVE AND BONE
IMMINENT.

nTx-ETTE YEARS A SUCCESS
stteE S9ins made snd used in thou-
ta8Ifs ~ houes as the best remedy
or IA aehos end pains fer ferty-five
FeoEn. We have decided TO show our
tsskrticn by doubling the size Of
ons Sc BEETLES. You ~ill never know
sow psneh difference there could be
~ 1sn1ment until you have tried the
sS1 EriEinaI FRAYSER'S NERVE
AND BONE LINIMENT. For Man
a. BtHat
J. W. FRAYSER & Co,
1901 E. Main st.
Richmond. Va.
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- EoD Want HOme7 BY adopting
EE9 f7an. you viii be landlord. $3.50
eef nannfh, plus go interest on yearly
Eatences. will pay for a 100000 home
- l1a years; you are at liberty to pav
~ - fan at any time. thereby stopping
AsrEAer interest. We will also take
So sAzf mortgage. Write or call on
d -. PONDER. 1896 Chamber of
k,rnEmprce Bldg. Richmond. Va
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ITS HAMPDtR-SIDNEY 1910
COLLEGE ~ ~
COLLEGE

Able Faculty. Select student body.
High standards and thorough work.
Distinct moral and intellectual tone.
Extensive campus and athletic field.
Courses leading to degrees B. A, B. S.,
b. Lit, M. A. Steam heat, light, baths,
and other conveniences. 135th Session
begins SEPTEMBER IA, 1910.
For catalogue and other information,
address
Rev. HENRY TUCKER GRAHAM.
President,
P. o. Box H., Hampden-Sidney, Va
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Armed MGR Prevent Violence.

TORONTO, July 23.-Armed men
thronged the yards Of the Grand
Trunk Railway t. ny. while the com
pany worked slow. on its plans for
moving freight. % this attempt
the crisis Of the strike was reached.
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Roanoke Institute
Of DanviIIe, Va.

Of DanviIle, Va.
For young women. Fine advantages
in Languages, Mathematics, Sciences,
Music, Art and Elocution. Christian
influences; carefully chosen faculty;
new plant and equipment on fourteen
acre lot fronting West Main Street.
Modern appointments, healthful, at
tractive location. Catalogue.
JNO. b. BREWER, Pres't, DanviIIe, Va.
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RICHMOND POLICE COURT.

edmond. VA.-SpeciaI.-
Willie White, colored, was sent to
the roads for four months from the
Police Court this morning for the
theft of two caddies of tobacco from
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company.
~ hite was arrested Yesterday af-
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I'D Boarders, S14 month. Good
usz7 fare. Miss HOPE, Bumpass,
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
HarrisOnburg. Va.

For the professional training OF
teachers. Location unsurpassed. New
buildings and modern equipment.
Large and able faculty. Thorough
courses in academic, normal and in
dustrial branches. Special courses In
kindergarten Training, Manual Arts,
Domestic Science, etc. 2O9 students
first session.
TUITION FREE. LIVING EXPENSES
Low.
Second session begins September %,
1910.
Send for catalogue to
JULIAN A. BURRUSS, President,
HarriSOnburg, Virginia.
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POWHATAN INSTITUTE.

Va.
Home School
the Underwater Western
% tn home
this
stand ation. 49,
n
N ON- 49, ~AN
Board including Academic
Course Culture, $3.50 $500 1-0
r. PORTER Business Manager RoIoDo
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FOR SALE

-. ,<D Rand BAGS AND BURLAP
- Haak RICHMOND BAG co.
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4.ae kHlepnone call Of suite OF apart
ue goUng lady. q recent conner. an
2<4<EH the call, and was astonished to
- sf<N mnu's voice inquire hurriedly,
- 44.Is one nine or
@E&&H ehe could catch her breath, the
Ra>t& ~eA was a very proper young
Ff' I<Ite6, replied, II think not Were
t eyer introdaced 2'-Brooxiyn Life.
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KAksMs FOR SALE and City Property.
Ens3 terins; Sc interest only. Adj
e6s az DAVIDSON, Chamber of
4pmmerce Bldg, Richmond. Va.
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2ifIabon. 81. aug. Der 5of
BAT nod teine 4n,tp0rt bonn Uatitnn
auf ben proitit sesen bic aritiIirun5
setpiTer Uiitgliensr Der Regi,rung
burh ben pdpitliden Nuntius, wssr.
.. 3. 5olii. erbalten. Der Nun.iuS
bate erilart. oob. bic poriusieliihen
geamtsn osm gsiipisi BEG Ipaniiten
premiers gaHalejas folaten unb bic
Resieruns bdit oieIe Grildrung fir
cine unpafIsnoe GinmiihuHs in bic
politii bes lanoes.
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Smiifsnadri6teu.

Rem gort, 81. Gug. 2lnqet.:
.aDnig gilbert" uno rMenbo3a" Don
Redpsl.
ab9sg.: r9ennTblbanid" mad 5ams
burg, nMauretania" noa 2tDerpopl,
nWartAa WaIbington" mad geapel,
~5eutonic" nad Goutbumpton.
VI nj m er p e n. Qbgeg.: yUtontrpIs"
nd6 Wlontredl.
Gtperpool. 2lnget.: r3esldnb"
bon Bolton, rGampania" bon Reip
Yort.
gberbourg. 2lbaeq.: vSatfsr
Wtlbelm Der 9robe" nah Rep gort.
Rotterb q m. Qngef.: r2ituaniu
bon Rem Dort. nuf) 2ibau beitimult.
aueensto ~ n. 2tbses.: nSaros
mia" naf Bottom.
Soutbamptou. 2l6oeg.: vW2a-
jeftic". vDeutidlan6" unb raoifer
8ilRelm Der GrObe" mad Rsfp gort.
@enua. abges.: .gretic" mad
Heip yorf.
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Elm auffeber bon Stredenarkitern. i'm
entlanen bate, ipnrbe audi forrneu bes
Wtoroes angetldst. Sein Yroseb Dirb
am Samitag Morgen beginner. Die
9ranbjurp ipirb am 3onneritag ibre
gerdthungen fDrtieBen.
Sobn Bapne, Der gleqer bon 6ins
ton, Der angeflagt lit, ssrau Sobn
4tltff bergetpoltigt unb in brutuler
lBeife ermoroet gu haben, nirb Dabrz
i9etnli4 ON 8onner1tag na6 benz
3uhtbaus in Mounbspiae iberfiibrt
fperoen, no er bletbsn nirb, Bis imCtz
tober fein Pro3eb in 5apette Gpuntp
begtnnt.
Die Sruppen beftnbsn Iid nod bier,
es hdben dber tetne tpeitere Rubeitoz
rungen ftattaefunben.
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Gin Sberbp fprebiger ii6er
Die Ibittnen3. Die 4bftinen3fra1e be-
ipegt infplge Der duberit rii6rioen Qqtz
tation Der Ibftinenten peiteite &reiie.
eSnsbeionpere bat aud Die 8eiitIihteit
fir uno gegen Die Ibftinen3 Stellung
qenommen. Od lit bon beIonoerem eSna
tereiIe, pie laut elmer W(ittbeilung in
Der 3eitfhrift rSduB uno Irub" eiu
Sbsrhofpreoiger iid in einem Shreiz
ben an einen Spe5ialar5t fir 3uter=
uno 8eroduungstrunte IN Berlin Su
Der Sra9e dubert. Der SberbpfpreDigsr
i6reibt: rgBie oft, penn th Derargert
oDer abgearbeitet bin, iehHe i6 mid
na6 einem 9las fhdumenoen gieres.
Soer uah etnem Slos Weinl 9lllerz
oings nur Ibenos poer gegsn qbeup.
SD 6alte metnerieits nihts DON Der ges
iesIiden gbitinen3, auBer fir Stnpsr
unb Grunte; unb felbft bel Nerpens
tranteu lit Die Jrage uah oem Gr1asa
getrdnt ptel fdpterigsr. oils man ms
senein annimmt, ,-ods Wuffer lit utht
iiberuQ gut, Die on fid porSiielihe
MiId piro uiht inmer pertraeen,
moufierenDe WaHer gretfen bas 9e=
oGrm an. Gtbiif Itebt fpirtlihe Ma
| bigteit 3petllos b0her als Ibitiuen5, ne
1T pieI I6perer ais 2tbftinsns, jenenz
| foqs bas leBte 3iel, benz glbItinen5 nur
als Wtittel 3u otenen bat. gDenn bas
Bier uno Der Weiu nur gut unp ntht
eemanIht uno perpanfht iino, Gum
ma: Wie peut3utage ales ubertrieben
tptro, 70 tft audi bic 5oroerung Der
9lb1tinen3 fiirnabr eine grauiume uno
unnDtbige uebertreibung Wtit fr. 8sa
/ griibung Sbr ergebener gea. Or. tbept.
......, ;, Sberbofpreoiger, - 0as 1T
ein ebenio frsimiitbiges pie ueritduois
ees Wort.
Ote5IugmaIdi dine aIs Wlittel
gum 6eiruthsIhninbeI. Sin Gauner,
Der fid) bic Grruneeni6Qften Der mos
eernsn gehnit sunuBs madte, 1T bon
Der poli3ei in Der qerIon oeS 56jdbria
| gen Naenten paul Febltrg aus 9rts
ermitteIt uno perbaftet tpOrben. Der
aIts anabe perfpIgte bic 5prtidritte
Der 5Iugmdihine Iebr aufmertidm uno
| mar, oblppbl er ME eine SIugmaf6ine
aus Der RGhe ge'eben bate, nit eereu
| Gtn8elbeitsu pertraut. 0urh In5etgen
in ben 3eitunger iuhte er hetrathslus
| ftioe Sauen, benen er odnn er5dhlte,
bob er cine neue 5lugmafhtne tonitrus
irt babe, bic bas grobte aufieben ers
regen piiroe. Is febIte ibm nur an
| geIo, I'm bic nDtbige Retlame gu mos
den. Bier beiratbsluTttge 8ameu, NIT
oenen ber .2uftitus" gleth5eitie bets
tebrte, eaben ibm betrddtIthe Gum
men, nit oeneu er ounn perihDano.
!. Sept III es Der polisei geluasen, ben
alien guriaen gu osrhGisen.
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Der 9ouperneur 5ormpn bon
Obto bat 5ruu 4nna Dolf besnobigt,
Die bon GleDeldno aus tpegen 9iebz
ita9ls ins 3uhtbaus geididt nurpe.
Sic ioQ geiitesgeit0rt ieiu.
- 9ogoaluia, 2a,, bat bic jingite
5rau in ben Ser. Staateu. Sic II
Ruth Saroing, Il Sabre alt, bic iih
an Utittpo6 nit bem 19 Sabre alteu
William grelano perbeirat6ete.
= Der eeutiAe Ounpfer .Wiargaa
retbe Rub", Der am IA. SUM- DON
Yenfacola na6 amiterpdm abgins. IT
BON 2lppos aIs oernibt ungsmeloet
Doroen.
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- Glenn $. gurtiB, Der glpiatiter,
flog am Wliiinoh BON Der Guelib
Bead. 8 Wlei!en oitlih bon glspelunb.
bis Gebar point. 60 Weilen in ssraoer
2init. in elmer Stunbe uRb 10 Winus
ten.
Die 0ermdbIuns bes rsinen Rus
pfsrmineHsYefibrrs yrib 4usuitus
6stnn BON Butte. Mpnt.. NIT Der
Shouipieltrin Grou Bernice DoIben
9enberion. funb am Rittnc1 IN Rem
Dors tatt.
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Col. Rcoi.oeIt i'm So,ialiiiensao
su aopnbogsn beftis dngegriffsn.
Die RepubIitansr madten BEL ben por'
tusiefi9en parlamenAuohlen
grobe Gepinne.
Der papf unb bic fran3oiiiten Sillos
niiten.

Berlin, 81. Aug. Nm Nittnoh
tpuroe offisiel onsstiinbiss. bab bic sns
ftGnbia.ngsborDsn befini.iD perHitieIit
basisorolcsilder llnterfuhuns f.ligss
i.ellt bdi.sn, nab fein Jaa dii6tifher
Cholera in Berlin triitiren. Die neun
pero1htiaen 5aae. bic am Dienitog
grobe llHrubs peruria6ien. fino aIs
ansere aranibsiten biaguofrt Dornen.
Gine4merifanerininM M i NJ
den setDbtsk
NHnden, 81. ausuf. alpine
Dooorih BON Gan Graneiseo ipuroe
am Dienitag Mbsnb beim Verlnien
bes prinsresentens3 3beat,rs bon einem
burheesangenen Mutomobil setOoiet.
uno Grau 9lurslia 6. 8udingbam.
ebenialls bon Gan syraneiseo,
ipurbe ifper psrlsbt. Der GhauFs
feur hattie bic aontrolle iiber
bic Raidine perlorsn. als biefe iit
benz 6anpisinsang bes Jbeaters ndhers
ie nnb iis ihob pl0blih in bic Wense
auf benz 1rottoir binfin, oos nit leus
ten anssFiilt mar, bic seraoe ocs
9beuier psrlaiien batten.
0as rufiifde Raiferpaar T
in Jriebberg.
Jrisbberg, 81. auguuit. Der
aaiier Hidolaus unb bic aniIsriH
4lerdnbra. bic am 0isnitas bier Gins
trafen. befinben fih in better 0eiunos
belt. Dos CUTE Nusiebn Der .aoiierin
bat olgemein iiberrafft, oenn fie gall
ldnse 3eit fur iebr leioeno unb tam
auh tbati1hlih bierkr. I'm bic Bdber
su nebmen. Jbre Wangen iiHb poi. bas
ben cine CUTE Jarbe unb bic aaiIerin
unierbdlt iid In febr lebbafter Weiie.
Der aoifer ideint itdrtsr gu ipers
ben. gr ging tp1brenb pes 9ases in
einem einfohen Sads s4n3us imSdiobs
part fpo3ieren. Wdbrsno bic BON Der
polisei eeiroffenen Woriidtsmabrsssln
itrenser bort iinb, 10 fperben fie bod
niht iibertrietxn unD es ipurbfn ipea
niaitens 1000 perionen in ben 1abn.
bof singe!afen. als Der aaiferlihe 3ua
antam. 4m Ghlob perieben 190 Sols
baien ben Wahtpienit unS es Iino Inn
ner "a S1iloroc,..l in uno bel BEN
Sd!eB aufseitellt.
Wiels RuNsn. Die CUR aur in Bah
Rautim neilien. iinb abetrtiit. iptil
ihnen bic llebertpahune Der ruiiiiher
Oskimpoli5si laitis puroe. Aue Grem'
ben, bic in Waubeim antomMen. milf,
Zen iih cine Durhiu4ung ihres De.
pdds ssfalien IaiIen.
Ias bieiige Ghlob in iiberfiillt. Dil
143 3imrler geniissu iaum. I'm bi.
iaiierlihen Gjdne unb ibr 0efoIse ~
bsbsrbersen.
aus gficarasuo.
Wlanaaua, 81. Nug. Sn bal
Chaos. ods l.i. benz ausbruh Der Rs,
pollution asbsrrIfi. iuirp alImdhlid
Drbnuna sebrati. Generu! Sudn )
gliraba Der proniioriine prd1iosn.
nuroe am Tienitag 4beno In ben
Gonaebssbdube Ofitntlih indugurirt
bic lruppsn Fno nbselObgi nnb dusgs.
multsrt tporben unb Is bsrridt uiebel
polIsGnoiss Ruhs.
dc lebten 800 glnnn pom 9ttr bti
friiheren prGTDenien Maoris. BIZ
Gtnnb hielien unn jih in eintr airh'
Ii Gronoba hnrtn1dig pertbsioisi bat
ten, topitulirien am W0ntaG ra6ben
sc Qir&e pier Gtunoen lang bcmbdr'
III norbsn mar. Ois 0ssts 5otte'
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WetterberiMt.

sir Obio. 1btiltDeiit tribes
gpsttsr am Donneritag; Ortlihsr
Gtridreaen in Der Vdht obsr am Jreis
tag; Oftlid. Bis iiib0flihe Winbs.
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go Sobm 8roiun 5ucrit oerl
aampi iiir bic 8eireiuns Der
Weger aninabm.
Gr bielt bort cine tuihtise ReSs
l1nb aud Games R. garfielo uno
Gifforb pindot hieltsH tur3.
NnIprddgn,

glstus Diaamdn m Canton, O., gum
Sobe perurt6eiH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-01

MuslanD =Selegrapb
HGRe GtO(era In Berlin.
Gie berodHtigen Grfranfs
,ttteea iparen nid)t bic
afiatiid)e Ebolera.
Weit9ebenoe VoriidtsmaRre-
geln sum Sdut oes 3aren.
ginb in tsrieobers ersriffen tsor'
ben.
RuIIiIde aursGite. Der polisssliten
lleberpahuns n,iioe.
geriaFn Bah Ruubeiu.
Cine Mmeritdnerin in Wunten gss
tootet.
Col. Rcoisoelt i'm So3ialiitensa saonsrsb
su aopenbos.n beftis dnsegriffsn.
Tie RepubIitaner mdhten bel ben por'
tusieiiinen parlamen.spohlsn
srobe GeDinne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-01
Weitaebenbe 0oriidtsmaRre=
geln sim S1ut oes Saren.
ginb in 6rieobers ersrifien tsor'
ben.
RuFiTde aursdfte. Der poliasNiden
riebertpahuns nliioe.
geriaFen Bah Roubeim.

Cine Mmeritdnerin in Wunten gss
tootet.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-19
GEORGETOWN.

Miss Eloise Orme entertains at tea
Tuesday in honor Of her house guest
Miss Henryette Stadelman, Of Delaware
The afternoon viii be spent on the lawn
IN front of the old colonial mansion
Evermay. Miss Orme will be assisted by
a number OF her young friends.
The annual picnic of Christ Church
Sunday school will be held June "A at
Colonial Beach.
a camp fire meeting Of the G. A. r.
post of Georgetown was held Monday
evening, There was an unusually large
attendance, the ladies having been invited
in addition TO the usual number Of guests
and speakers OF the evening Mr.. Cuda-
by presided. The evening was enjoyably
spent with music, recitations, and ad-
dresses. Al the close of the programme
refreshments were served. The follow
ing evening the Women's Relief Corps
celebrated flag day and had as their
guests the Georgetown Post
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.
Brice Armstead Frey. formerly of Wash
ington. and Miss Grace HOFFMAN Merrill
of New York City The wedding is TO be
at Grace Church Wednesday, June 49,
Miss Merrill, a cousin of the bride. Is
to be maid of honor, and Lieut.. Haley
DunWOOdy the best man. Miss Constance
Creelmaa will be flower girl. The bride
will carry a bouquet Of white sweet peas
and her maid a bouquet Of the same