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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-07-15
listing friends IN Baltimore.

visiting friends in Baltimore
Mr. George Boyles and wife, OF near
Galena, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Smith on Sunday.
Mr.. Frederick r. Hoover. of Whining
ton. is visiting his parents here
Misses Marion and Mary Clark with a
party of friends from Washington, D. c.,
left last week for an extended trip t.
Europe.
Miss Louise Freeman. of Philadelphia,
is visiting relatives in and near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Mccoy have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Benson
in Philadelphia.
Miss Wilmer Ni.likan has been enter
tanning relatives from Wilmington.
Mrs. Arrie Manlove visited Mrs. r. B.
Manlove on Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Jarren and daughter,
Daisey, of FELTON, were guests Of her
sister. Mrs. R. J. Smith, on Wednesday
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NORTH EAST

number OF our young people are
camping on Elk river. There are also
daily picnic parties.
William D. Cosle;te is having an over
put in at his residence and will re sumo
the baking business.
Work will soon begin on the new
Church.
Mrs. J. P. Otis is visiting at ORANGE,
N. j.
The game OF ball on Saturday was well
played and exciting to the finish. Elkton
will play here on Saturday.
Miss Minnie Matthews, of New York,
Is visiting Mrs. H. H. White.
Mr.. William T. Mccullough and daugh-
ter, of Havre de Grace, spen part Of the
week with R. C. Shippers
telephone line was run to the Ford
place this week, which is occupied by
Rev. J. P. Otis.
Mrs. William Cline, Jr., formerly Of
this town, but now of Newark, Del, died
at her home on Monday after a brief ILL
ness of typhoid fever.
Mrs. E. G.. Lowe had a narrow escape
on Tuesday evening from drowning while
bathing, having gotten over her depth
and was rescued with difficulty.
Mrs. Joseph Clendaniel and daughter,
are visiting at Milford, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cranmer, OF Ches-
ter, spent the week with her parencs,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Abrams.
Mrs. Edward Stewart, of Wilmington,
spent the week with Mrs. John Alexan-
der.
Local Preachers Camp will begin next
Wednesday and there will be several
tenters from here.
The Holiness Christian annual camp
will be held at Copson's Park early in
August. and will be the largest held yet.
An able corps of workers will conduct
the camp and tents are for hire.
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local J0TTlxGS

Reese Roberts, colorsd. was to re
hanged at noon yesterday, for the muir
der Of Mrs: Robert Casey. 1t Claymont
Del. on August 10 last. Governor PEN
neewill mad given him two reprieves and
refused another respite
Trinity Church. Elkton. Service to-
morrow at II a. M, conducted By MI.
Paul g. Atkins Of Philadelphia Sunday
School at 10 g. m
John Williams. tenant on the Ma
graw EARN at West nottingham. lost 4
pair Of horses which died from effects
of the heat this week,
John Duncan, Of Lombard. lost MS
right thumb and slice on the back Of
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CECILTON

Miss Frances Bloxton, of Baltimo. ;,
has ben evisiting friends here.
Mr.. H. Robertson, of Newark is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. James Lusby.
Mr.. Robert Anderson, of Denver, Col,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary An
derson.
Quite a number from here spent the
Fourth of July at Betterton.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Manlove AID
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. S. p.
Hoover
Mr.. Money, of Summit Bridge, has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. w. L.
Smith.
Miss Arrietta Cruikshank has been
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automobile and returned to Phisadelphis
Monday
Miss Marshall il spending soIne tiEss
in Baltimore with her sister. Mrs Lamb
Miss Elizabeth Mearns, Of Aebury
Park, N. j.. is the guest Of her grand
parents, NJ. and Mrs. e. A. Brown.
Misses Rose and Mari Bouchat. Of Bal
timore. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. q.
Terry.
Miss Nettie Phillips. OF Wilmington,
is the guest Of Misses Leila and Lora
Thompson
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The Board Of Trustees Of the North
East M. y. Church opened bids this week
for their new church. The bids were
based on plans drawn by Architect Da-
Wis. of Baltimore, and the only two bid
ders were A. M. Strickland, Of Elkton,
and J. Frank simperes, Of North East.
Both bids were in theneighborhood Of
$4,000, sum which the congregation Of
the North East Church thinks entirely
beyond the reach of their financial abil-
ity
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WOODLAND.

Mr.. William Rutter, of Philadelphia, Is
the guest of his father this week.
Master Howard SINNERS fell down a
cherry tree one day last week and broke
his arm
Mr.. G. X. Abrahams of Baltimore, Wss
an over Sunday guest of his parents.
Mr.. Samuel Gather is doing some
muchneeded carpentering for Mr.. J.. t.
Rutter.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Williams went by
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While many farmers Rock & Potash of indif-
ferent quality and struggle with sticky goods fur
nish you the highest grade and positively guarantee
perfect drilling condition all the time In quality no
Rock & Potash Goods the market is in the same class
with brands, and study of the State reports will
convince you of the truth of this statement.
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Parson'. Poem A Gem

From Rev. H. Stubenvoll, Allison, la.
in praise of DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
They're such health necessity,
In every home these pills should be.
II other kinds you've tried in vain,
USE DIR. KINGS, and be well again"
Only 25c at all Druggists. 'advi
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entertained by Miss Anna Murray near
Zion.
Miss Ella Pogue entertained about
thirty friends at watermelon party on
Wednesday night. All had jolly time.
The lawn was prettily decorated with
Japanese lanterns.
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Boy Drowned At Fredericktown

Robert Richards. 16 years old, Of
Philadelphia, who had been visiting his
uncle, George Cohee, at Fredericktown,
was drowned In the Sassafras River on
Thursday afternoon. He could swim,
but little and got beyond his depth. His
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Die Gonntass SDmpbonie. .4onserft.

lin bic gernirrung gu permetoen,
Die selegentlih oss eriten popnldren
aon3erts bss Spmpbonie Srheiters
I'M Grano Opera 6ouie baourh per-
uriaht fporben mar, bab nur iehr
fpenigs reIerpirte SiBe perfauft muir
ben, 1T fir bic 3utunft bas 4rrdnge7
men. getroFfen tporoen, bab fir ale
Epnserte bieier Serie ausndbmslos
reierpirte sibs gum gertauf gelangen.
sSiir oas erite aon5ert tparen nur
gdns tpenige reTerbirte Sise bertauft
tporben uno Die 5ol9e mar, baB Bel
tenn Seffnen Der Shiiren eine allgemet'
ne aonfuiion infolge beg Stiirmens
her SiBe entitano. I'm berartige Dor
tommniFe fir Die 3utunft gu permeis
tsn, iperbsn jebt iopObl fir so pie
fir 25 Gents uusi6lisBlih reisrpirte
Sibs gum gertauf gelungen. Der
gorpertauf fir oas am Sorntag itdtt=
finbenbe aon5ert 6eginnt i'm 8ranh
Opera Souie am Samitag Worseu.
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1ie @anoelsfan,,ner.
Gin Qommittee ion iiby has Sbld'
fal Der Dransruine beihlieben.

1i. syraes, mas nit Der 8ranoruins
bes 5anoelsiammersebduoes gsihekn
foQ, ipuroe in Der seitrisen Sisuns bss
Direitoriums Der 9anoelstamnlsr bas
bin srleoist, ooB siu aommitise sr.
nannt ipurbe, rp.ltes fih .insebeno mil
b.r4ns.lts.nbeit b.idditissn uno oann
Der 5anbsls,ammer einen geri5t uEs
terbreiten ipa.
Dus aommitte. iebt fh aus ben
ioIs.nben Is Mitsli.pern suiamm:n,
BON ben.n ad3t ebemaligs prdIipenten
Der 6ano,lsiomm.r iino: Vrd'toen.
Wulter u. Draper, s. q. Shmiolapp,
Gilbert Bsttinger, Sames W. Glenn,
2lbert 2admann, .. y. Weaharn,
Georee +. 9ieterle, Wauriee ). Irets
BERG, s.. See Garln, Thomas W. auen,
Casper 8. Rome, William R. 3cbart,
W. u. Bennett, 9tnerol Wlihael Nnarl
unb 5bomas 9. Cyan.
Jas Rommittse Dirb aller Wahrs
| iheinli6teit nah i.ine eriie Sisung am
Donn.ritda abbalten uno iih orsani'is
rem. Das Tir.ttorirm Der 5anoelss
TANNER bate btreits DOT Wohsnfriii
bi. Grnennung oief.s aommitt..s be-
itloH,n. i.oo4 bic grnenHuns perito'
ben, um ab3upurten. big bic Isiher
Der Spfsr aus Der graubruins beraus'
s.bolt poro.n tparen.
Soip.it iih bis i.st obfdGsen ldb.
ipsrosn oi, 4uirdumunssurbtiten str:
$4,000 toiien unb bon oieier SumH,:
niro bi. 9si.llIhaft, tpeide bic IRA
itin. fir bas Durhids.H Der eifernsr
5rdg.r it.Ilte, .ttua $1,000 erhaiten
Rabesu 1000 Was.nlaounsen S6ui
unb 4bfal purosn mad Der itdotiidher
4blas.runesitele on Der Weit att.r
StraBs g.fabr.n unb bic 3abl 6.r Ecu
t., bi. tGsIi6 NIT ben auirdumungs
arbeit:n beihdfiist tpureu. belief id
aui bur6idnitilih 175. uuo pdbr.nt
Der Haht iparen i'm Turhihnitt 4s
Wann tbdtig.
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fer aonpentiDn 3ii ernennen. offer
Mabrffxinlihfeit mad tpiro Der itdbs
tifhe Bauinfpettor aublmann gu bies
fer Rpnnention seianot tperben.
Stabtanpalt Ballard bot aeItern
auf anfuhen bes Stabtratbsmitgliebs
Martin elm Mmenbement gu Der be-
fteknben Srbinan5, fuelde bas 4uss
idten bon 1Infraut nnorbnet, ousaes
arbeitet. Die beireffenbe Orpindna
mar Iiidenboft unb lieb iih baber iebr
fhfper pollfreden. I'm bisiem Manz
gel absuklfen, ipirb Der Orbinan3
nun elm 3ufas beisefii9t tpsrbsn, laut
fpeldem bic Stabt Dos Rsht bot, bas
llntraut ausjdten gu loiien, faGs bsr
gigsntbiimer bes betreffenoen 0runb.
itiids es niht innerhalb BON funf Ia.
gen nach elmer biesbe5iiglthen Quffpr.
oeruna ttut. Die Der Stobt burt
bieIe 4rbeiten eripahienoen Soften
f0nnen oann auf bas 0runoItiid Elm.
sstrasen perben.
Sn Der lesten Sa6rssIiBung bsr
Sobn Sbillito 60. ipnrosn Die folgen:
ben geamten unb 0irettoren fpieber.
ertpGblt: Ststport Shiaito, prdTosnt;
90. u. 5opple. 9i5sprdiioent uni
SdaBnleiiter; SohnDersmo, Se.rstdr
Jas. s.. Huit, 9iIfssSetrstdr
Stspart Shiaito. gD. ". 6oppts
Sobn 9eremo, gbas. y. goft, 81. R
RamI.p unb R. W. 0itershon, 0i
retioren.
- SoI.pb geft bat 9.itsrn inbi
piouea unb als 1beilhabsr Der S6nsi
Oeriirma 8e9i &: Clint i'm gunoss8s
rift i.inen 9anierptt an9emslost
Seine gerbinblifteiten beIaufsn lid
auf $435O.83 unb Ieiue IttiDd ou
S1116.43.
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Dies ,ino 1a6.

Die ftdbtiIHe GipiloieniisRoms
miTion beraumte eeftern auf ben 13.
isebruar cine HefDrberunsspriifuna
fir 6iIfsspoliaiiten an. bic Su rssu'
lGren poli3iften befOrbert iperoen nols
len. Beiannilih finb nod iiebenStel.
len BON resuI6ren poli3iiten p1tani
unb bic elite oer Mnudrtsr III e.
f46pft.
Die i'm ftGbtiIhen Geiunobeits.
amt beitdftisten 0ilfs Snipeitorer
fir bic llnteriuhuns bon Obit uni
Oemiiie iperben in 3utunft aud un'
ter Der Jurisniltion Der Gipiloienita
tommiiiion fteben. pdbrenb fie bisbe1
obne ieDe priifuns onseftent ipurben
Die GipilbienittommiHion tpirb bin
nen turSem cine priifung fur perfo'
nen onberaumen. bic fi6 um otrortis,
GteIlungen beiuerben, I'm dnf biel,
Weiie cine Mnipdrterliftr al fhdffeH
- Der Derbanb Der plumbers Jn
ipettcrs BON Ameriid fuirb am 2. Sc
brunr feline Deriammlung il
NiInduiee abbdlten unb Gi6trteits
birettor email ipurbe seifern erfu9t
einen Dirtretfr tas bic Gtabt u bic
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Raum fporen Die 6onrufe auf ben
Raifer perflungen, proponirte Der
Rebner aud Elm .boh" auf ben prds
fibenten Der Der. Staaten. il, bas bic
Mnpeienbsn ebenfo Iebbaft einitimm=
ten. Die aapene intonirte bann r6etl
bir i'm Gisgeriran3". tporduf auf ana
trda bes 6errn Qbam Senbelbah be-
ftlofen tpnrbe, 6errn Or. Moreen
itern All beauftrnaen, i'm Hdmen bes
9ereins cine 9ratuldtionsbepelfe an
Den GaiIer ab5uienben.
I'm aud ben innersn Wsnihen Su
befriebigen, ipurbe bann benz Dor
6errn 8or3er gelieferten trefflider
Menu nit fliifIiger Beigabe alIe Ghrt
ansetban unb ipdtsr fiillten bic Gs,
fangsiettion bes 8sreins unter bel
iunbigen Qeitung bes 5errn Sobr
Merfel nit einigen 0ortrdsen, 6srl
Otto Rinaer nit einem Solo ,4uf be,
Waht" unb bic 6erren Mdgner uni
Weib nit einem Dusit .MurmuriEf
Sea" bic 3tpiidenpauien In beit:l
Weiie aus.
Den S6lub Der gslungensn 5eiel
bilbete Elm Ianstrdn3hen, bas oi
J6eiInebmer nod big su ipdter Stuno'
beifammenbielt uno nobel bic Wlitgliet
Der betpieien, oaB iie bas 3anSbein &C.
rabe 10 gut gu Ihpingen permDser
ipie bas 8etp.br, als lie nod unter ben
Cber.ommanbo bss sef.isrtenGeburts
tagstinbes itanben.
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em ftGotiIten gauamt tpurbsn gss
fern bic folgenoen 8ouer!aubniBitei@
ne ernirtt: ll.S. Gleetric WtaHufactuz
ring &c., br.iftodises Jabritgebduoe
on Der W.it Sehiten StraBe, nab. Der
Wt. 6opeRoab $4,000; Gbarlss Geps
pert, stpeiIt0diaes Wobnbous an Der
Ioreit Ipe. nok Der Carthage pite
$4,000; sc. geal. 3DeiltOtig.sDOhnz
baus auf benz 9runbitiit Ro. 1921
sSiab.na qpe., 6pbe port $500; aa=
tberino aroner, 2sit0diges Bobnbaus
on Der 5onnsenb Strobe, nabe Der
gorben Strabe $4,000.
Oas ct. 2ouis 5lotgs5Gubs 60
ALAG 2anglonb qpe.. 3piihen Gbdl'
uno aingo Qpe.. Jrou JuIid Snqosr
aeboria, lit ourh aauf in ben 9eT.
BON Better Gun iibereeadngen, Der oaa
gia.ntbum auf offentlider auttior
fir $500 .ritdnben bat. 3booor'
Mlap.r & Bro. baben ben 8er.duf &C.
leiiet.
Wm. 6. Strobfslot Bot ourd Ser
mitt.lung Don SadIon. WoeHinssr &
60. bic sinii0tis. Cottage, glo. 42s
Riob!. Roao, R. u. Gontlin in SIean
u. g., ssbOrie, ernor6sn. er nil ell
Stodrpert auiiss.n laIeH uno Sau
pis boulite gsranosrunsen tpsrosi
$500 toiten.
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Wdbrenb Der 0lrbeit
GrIitt Der 80 Sabre alie Better ei'
Iabi t6btlidbe Vrlssuusen.

Der 80 Sabre aIie !ebis. Better Sts
labi, Elm Bel Der 8iod &c pollat 60.
anseiislIter GiIenorbsiter. .rlas &C..
tern 4beno i'm Belts Strabe 6oldiial
ben 0srlesunsen. Dtl6e er ii1 am
Wors.n sss.n 8 rlbr ipdbreno Der ar'
belt infolse tines llnfatIs sus.3ossn
bate. Gin gehdlter nit selhmol5ss
uem gifsn erpIooirte unb Der Snbalt
srsob iih iiber SiIabi. tpelher ihrpere
yronbpunoen am gan5en aorper bd'
pcntrus. Ter 8erunsliidt. purbs
itleunieit nab bem senannien 5oipt'
tai eebrant. tpo er, pis seiass, am
abenb burd ben lob bon i.inen aud@
len erlDIt tpurb.. Der Coroner ipnr-
be benonrtdtis! unb oroneie einen 5ns
queit al.
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SerionahNoti,ea.

Fri. W ami. Simon, bic an
mutlise Iobter bon 6errH uno Jrad
Sobn 81. Gimon, Don Ro. 1898 Bine
Strabe, Wt. 4uburn. bat Iid NIT oem
Re6tsanfpalt 5srrn abolpb u.
8ruber, elm Sohu bon 5errn uno
'Yrau Gbmuno Grubsr, bon Der Sate'
tpooo 4pe., gorrpoiQ.. perlo6t. Die
@srm1hlung iIt aui ben 2. Jebruat
cnberaumt porpsn uno fpiro IN De:
Simpn'Itxn Rsiiosn3 ituttfinoen, no
las iunse paar audi isin 5ein au'iu@
,tlasen aeoentt.
aapsllm.iiisr 50 hn 6. Wsbsr
iii nit ieiner Gapelle pom eiuem ubsr'
aus erfolsreihen engagement aus
Chicago suriidgstshrt. Die aapels
bat bort geIegsntIih Der glsttriIhen
slusftetluns Inn GOliFeum .onsertiri
unb rieiises Gurore g.maht.
Ulit oufrihtissr 3rauer miro in
peiten areiien bic aunoe pon BEN
seftsrn srfolstsn 4bIeben BON gran
Warp Nisb aus, seb. glantes
meper. pernommsn iperben. bic in
utter Don nur 81 9abreu ibren 4nsss
borisen unb ben oielsn Jreunoen, oit
lie iit burh ibr. psri0nlihe 2iebens'
ipiirbigteit unb lire 6erssnssiite 81
eriperben eefpubt, ourh ben nnsrbitt'
ltfkn Cob entriiYen uuroe. Die geI'
fesung Der iiertlitsn 5iiae Der Der
eipisten iinbet am Utittpoh Rohmlt'
rag um 2 lbr pom 3rautrbaus. 20
2262 s5eloman apsuae. Vcrtpooo. aui
itatt,
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NndbId,Ilii.I. : pelinliit.

Der IahihtiiFsI Spe3ialiit. mel
der felt einieen Wotsn unitre Staot
uniiher mohie. bat ipitber Elm ss'
bens3eiten bon iih seseben. 5err
Gbp. Gtts. Don go. 1929 Wolnut
Ctr. melbete gsitern Der poli3ei. bal
om q. Sonuor. pdbrenb Der ablpe'
fenbeit Der syamilie. ein unbesannte'
Dieb Iih mitt,i,t RahfMniels gu
tritt au ieiner Wohnuns perihafft'
unb einen 1eppid i'm WertN BON So
folpie cine Mn3oh iilberner aOffel uni
Oobeln. cine ManoOline. cine 0uitar
re, elm MaIiermeFsr unb anbere Ge
genh6Lbe i'm Werthe bon $50 entipen
bete.
Mul ber Nobnuns hes SobnG6ob
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E6iHSnahrihten.

Rep gort. %. San. gugst.:
.5aprnino" BON gteapeI; .Rieurp
4mfterpam" bon Rotteroam; .Utins
netonta" BON 2onbon; rWlartbGWaIhz
inaton" bon SrieIt.
2ipsrpool /. 2nget.: rWesanttc"
bon Rem gort.
Saprs. Ibges.: mSurbiniun" naA
ct. So6h, q. y.
9lnttperpsn 4nget.: r2aps
lamb" bon g1ep gort.
gteupeI. 4bgee.: rMabpnna~
nad gtefp gor.. @nss..:: rsarmoa
nia4 bon Nstp gprt.
plymouth. Ireet.: ~&ronprins
WiIbelm" ppn Rep 0ort mad Bremen.
5ifheuaro. Inget.:~ .2uiIta'
mia" BON Rep Yurt.
PALERMO. o. 4bssg.: rStalia" naa
Retp Yprt.
Ct. Sphn, u. 3. 4uset.: rSes.
perian" bon 2iperpool.
Genua. 4nsst.: Berlin" BON
Netp Dort.
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yermiFt.

Die 3S ssabr. alts Grau Gliiabet6
Winbbous. bon 9lo 1725 Dine Ctr.
purbe aeif.rn BON lhrem 0atten Der
poliaei ais permibt semelnet. Die
syrau per!ieb ibrs Dobnuus am Sonns
f0n.
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le, an 8. unb Dolnut Ctr, ipurben
BON eirtem Diebe, tpelher iih ebenfalls
zines HahfhliiHels bebiente, aleIz
bungsitiide i'm Wertbe pon $35 geitobs
len.
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aus, unb fei mebr Der Ror.bern Ses
curities Company dbnlih, bic bonn
Sberbunoesseridt aufselDit porben
lit.
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Goporo 8. 8urlep. Silfs>@robs
meiiter Der griiberihoft Der 2otonos
tinfiibrer, 1T i'm grpoonop Central
Sotel gu Rep Yort on Spphois
pueumonio ssi.Drbtn
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sta 49, ~
Grne.
Das in fein sisenltes Werf.
Nm Der Spibe bes ndhtisiten See.
res. bas bic Welt je aefeben bat. III q
Elm port bes Grieoens seblieben.
GeuiB iit er solbat pom Sfeitel
Els sur Sobls, ein Gohmann. ME q
bic Tradition Der 6oteu3onern er.
beifht. aber nidt CUR fripolen Auss
nubung, niht gum Grptrb trieaeriIher
Qcrkeren nuBt sr feline Ssenuns.
nsin! nur sum innern gebtibsn. sul
rirttf&Itoftlihen Gntpidluns ansr
berer, bic in oeutihen Goaen iebbdfl
fnb.
Ct BAT bespieien, bdb sr als outer
Geemonn bas Gdiffitin Der Woll'
fchrt ieiner brapen Deutihen portreff'
LID su iteuern tpeib.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-14
In SOCIETY

Fairbanks Post, G. A. r.. in the an
nual election, chose the following Of
ficers for the ensuing year: Com
mander. Theodore Lamy; senior vice
commander, Allen C. Cady, junior
vice-commander Richard r. Williams;
quartermaster, Thomas Davey; sur
geon, John l.. Wild; chaplain, Will
lam V. Morrison officer of the day,
Freeman A. Pierce; officer OF the
guard, Edward F. Cavanaugh, and
trustee. Holden b. White.
The following officers were elected
by the graduating class of the Esta-
brook school President, Edgar Uh-
lik vice-president, Estelle Beers;
secretary, James Murdoch: treasurer.
Adelaide Janette. The members OF
the class are: Edna Carroll, Isabelle
Clock, Dorothy Lucas, Dorothy Mel
son, Ruth Thoma, Eva Loshbough,
Alva Ferguson, Reed Barnard. Melvin
Rapp, Wendell Crane, James Nc
Kendrick, Leonard ST. louis. Howard
Miller, Russell Clark. Harold Thomp-
son. The class has adopted class
colors OF green and cream.
American Beauty roser, in French
gilt baskets, formed the decorative
scheme used In the white and gold
ballroom OF the Hotel Pontchartrain
Tuesday evening, for the first Assem-
bly, OF the season. In the reception
rooms. the same gorgeous flower was
employed, but. I'm the supper room
dainty little baskets of pink begonias
graced the charmingly-appointed small
tables, The function, considered the
7 ~ to-. -
the season, was largely attended and
the women's gowns were exceptional
ly smart and handsome. The music
for dancing had been carefully chosen
and included the prettiest melodies
10 be found for the purpose by Con-
ductor Finzel The second Assembly
will be held in the Pontchartrain. Jan.
| %.
The Detroit Engineering society
will meet Friday evening. in the
Stevens building, when Clarence T.
Johnston. professor of surveying in
the University of Michigan. who re-
Gently spent a year in Egypt in engi-
nering work, will give talk on
Egyptian irrigation" Illustrated with
stereopticon slides made from orig
inal photographs. Previous to the
meeting, members of the society will
dine together in the Hotel Ste. Claire.
The society will be the guests OF the
Detroit Society Of Chemists. Friday
evening, Dec 90. In accordance with
the bylaws of the Detroit Engineer
ing society. 1t is necessary TO elect
! In the December meeting, two mem
bers TO the board of managers OF the
Association OF Engineering Societies
and on Friday evening. the members
will be asked TO confirm the names
OF Gardner S. Williams, University or
Michigan. and +. +. Haskell. Cornell,
as the Detroit society's representa-
| tives on this board
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-14
Detroit String Quartet
Delights Big Audience

I Nine Elsa Ruegger's name as solo
list OF the Detroit String quartet con-
cert. Tuesday evening. I'm Temple
/ Beth El served as magnet 10 draw
a large audience 10 hear that delight
| ful artist OF the cello The concert
was the first OF the December group,
the second TO be played Wednesday
AFTERNOON
Nine Ruegger's standing as an ar
list and her charming personality
have won for her a large and devoted
following OF admirers I'm Detroit since
she has made this city her home. Her
work as member OF the quartet is
the very crux of that organizations
success, and her presence not only in
spires and gives her fellow-players
the authority OF recognized strong
ability, but holds the attention and
compels the admiration OF the regu-
lar attendant at these chamber music
concerts. Nine. Ruegger was given
an enthusiastic reception She played
Locatelli's Sonata for cello, number
not before given by her. IT, indeed II
has ever been played on the Detroit
concert platform. The applause lasted
until second number was given.
Mis- DCIib Il. Ndb az THO
piano. and gave the soloist the sup
port necessary for an artistic ensem-
BILE. playing the score with her we'll
known ability and sharing in the
audiences appreciation of the beauti.
full work.
The quartet was in fine form and
Played exceptionally well. The Haydn
ID major quartet and Dohnanyi's
quartet, No 10. were the offerings and
as usual in the quartet's programs,
presented the classic and the ultra
modern in quartet writing. Both com
positions were played with fine dis
elimination and excellent musician.
ship and gave large degree of
pleasure 10 the interested listeners
For the afternoon concert, Beetho-
ven's quartet No. 5 and the Moquet
G minor quartet will be the numbers.
Nine. Ruegger will again play Loca-
TELLS Sonata
The first concerts in the new year
will take place Jan. 8 and 10.