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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1911-10-21
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

For Sale-A good COW, nice mess OF
rich milk; fresh in February. This
animal is half Jersey G. Weber. 1922
Wanted-A limited number of per-
sons to board in private family-one
block from business center. Inquire
of NJ w. Griffith or Star-Mirror Of
flee. 12tf
Wanted-Teams to haul poles to
Moscow F. A. Falquist at Ostroot's
office, Third street POP
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ficiently, the soil should be cultivated
to keep from baking. !, A potato will
not do we'll, nor take on good shape
where the ground Is too hard, and the
quality Of the potato. will not be as
good where the soil is kept too wet.
Observation-Disclosures should not re-
ceive too much water as the quality
Of the potato is seriously impaired. It
is hardly possible to say just how
much water should be applied, rs the
types of soil vary greatly. The main
idea to keep in mind is to keep the
ground moist (but not wet) and after
each irrigation, if possible, they should
be cultivated in order to keep the soil
loose and friable DO NOT USE TOO
MUCH WATER
Harvesting and Selecting for Market.
Whatever the method of harvesting,
the grower should practice rigid
selection of market classes in order to
make his product more salable. POta-
toes from 5 to 10 ounces in size are
the most salable potato on the market,
but do not mix the and 10 ounce
potatoes. For fancy trade If selected
closely to one size a higher price can
be demanded. Local markets as
rule can use the large, irregular pota-
toes that of necessity must be excluded
from the above named market classes
L. G. AICHER,
Superintendent Aberdeen Cooperative
Experiment Station, Aberdeen, Idaho
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STRIKERS SAY 100
BREAKERS HAVE QUIT

will be asked to take a hand in the
attempt to compel adequate inspec-
ton of cars and locomotives under the
interstate commerce laws, according
to General Secretary Scott of the
Shopmen's Federation, in a formal
statement.
Scott asked the strikers everywhere
to report specific instances of VIOLA
ton Of the inspection laws to the sec
rotary of the Interstate commerce
commission at Washington, and viola
lions of laws governing safety appli-
ances on trains to H. w. Belknap, chief
inspector at Washington
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LOS ANGELES, Oct. 21.-With dull
care astride his brow, United States
Senator Jeff Davis of Arkansas, ar
rived in Los Angeles today with his
bride. They are on their honeymoon
and Senator Davis is angry because
Mrs. Davis lost her clothes and we'd
ding trouseau while the train was
rumbling over the Rockies. Baggage
men are hunting for them.
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Sues on Notes.

Seeking to collect on notes ag-
gregating $1,000 the First National
bank yesterday brought suit against
H. G. Mcfarland of this city. The
notes are three in number and for
5000, $500 and 5000 respectively.
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VOTES FOR WOMEN-WELL
JEFF HAS AN OPINION

Senator Davis said he didn't believe
in woman suffrage.
81 wouldn't stand for no man cleo
pioneering around my wife" he de-
clared tits damned nonsense"
He said he favored the recall and
liked Taft.
but Wilson can beat Taft" he said,
"and if Taft runs the democrats will
win"
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First Baptist Church.

Corner LIST and Jackson streets. Bible school,
10 a. m. Morning worship, HIS. Junior
Union, 3 p. m, B.. Y. P. u. devotional serv-
ice, $3.50 p. m; evening worship at 1880. Mid
week prayer service, Thursday at 1880 p. m.
The pastor and people invite you to worship
here. You will be cordially welcomed. David
M. Hand, B. D., Pastor. Residence 210 E. LIST
street, Phone IS.
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BRIEF LOCAL NEWS.

G. H. McClintock left for Juliaetta
yesterday.
Miss Lulu Wilson spent Friday al
the Colfax fair.
Miss Ruth Sanderson left today for
Prosser, Wn., for an extended visit
Frank Green and wife of Troy, were
among the visitors to the Idaho-W. S.
c. football game.
Bill Thomas and John Miller were
visitors from Colfax at the big foot
ball game yesterday.
The Moscow band renders a reg
nlar weekly concert at the Crystal the
atre every Friday evening.
DR.. d. E. Cornwall of the Milwaukee
hospital at st. Joe, is visiting his
father, Frank Cornwall in Moscow.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Dennis Buckalew of Pot
latch, and Miss Olive Irwin of Jul
iaetta.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Long and fam
lily left today for Catmell, Missouri,
where they will make their future
home.
Professor and Mrs. Merrill A. Yoth-
ers of Pullman, were over Friday to
attend the football game. Mr.. Yothers
is former student of the university
The Moscow band will go to the Ma
tional Apple show in Spokane, and
take part in the big parade. Every
good band in the country will be
there
There will be a meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce Tuesday eve
ming. Several matters of Importance
will be up, and full attendance is re-
quested.
A responsible party desires to rent
some good land in this section. Any
thing from small to a large tract will |
be considered. Inquire of P. L. Or
cult. 21tf |
Guy Holman, 'O8 graduate of the
university, arrived in town today to
visit for a day or so. Mr.. Holman is
now principal of the WOODBURY. High
school in Oregon. =
Anything that helps to keep la
Dor employed in Moscow is a benefit
to the community and ought to be en-
couraged. In other words patronizing
home industry applied to labor is
good thing.
There will be reception rendered
the new students of the Practical
School of Agriculture of the Universe
ty given by the Y M. C. A. students
Of the university. The reception will
take place in the gymnasium tonight.
The Home Department of the Ladies'
Historical club will this evening en-
certain the teachers of the public
school at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ,
8. F. Curtis. A musical and literary
program will be rendered and light
will be served
Little Virginia House entertained
IS of her little friends delightful par
y this afternoon. Mrs. D. House
haperoned them to the Orpheum
heatre where the little tots had the
ime of their lives. Refreshments
we're served at the home on Polk
treet
Professor B. S. Allen, who was an
Instructor in the preparatory depart
nent Of the University of Idaho in
he college years of 1866 and 1867,
anne over yesterday from Pullman to d
ee THE football game. He is now
professor at w. S. C. Professor AL y
en- remained in town today visiting e
-iends.
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John E. Lowell to B. F. Banks and
wife, 40 Mort. "a.
Norman H. Brown to VIM. Howard
wife, SO Mort. $40 '0'5'
Ole Johnson to Irwin H. Hall and
wife, SO Mort. 1877. A 4p.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.-All east
ern trains arriving here are several
hours late today. The strikers deny
the railroads statement that rs new
strikebreakers had been secured from
the strikers ranks. On the contrary
they claim the company lost 100
strikebreakers yesterday.
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First PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Corner 4th and Van Buren, streets, Serv-
ices every. Sunday at II a. m. and 8 p. m.
Sunday school at 10 a. M, Christian Endeavor
at p. m. Prayer meeting followed by Teach
ers meeting, Thursday at 1880 p m. David
H. Hare, Pastor, 413 Van Buren, street; Phone
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Ask Governors Help.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.-Gover-
nors of fourteen states directly affected
by the strike of the federation of
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Christian Church.

Corner Jefferson and 5th streets. Services
every Sunday at l. and 8 p. M. Sunday
school at 10 a.. mr. Christian Endeavor at p.
M, Prayer meeting Thursday at p. m. E. R.
Black Pastor.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY
First N. E. Church.

Corner Sd and Adams streets Services eve.
ry sunday at IL q. M and P. M Sunday
League Sunday at p, m. Prayer meeting,
Thursday evening at P. Strangers espec-
tally invited. Robert Warner, Pastor.
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st. Marks Episcopal Church.

Corner 1st and Jefferson streets Services on
Sunday, 10 a. M, Sunday school; II a. m,
Morning prayer and sermon. No evening
sermon All seats free. Strangers WELCOME.
Rev. J. Watson, Pastor
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German NJ Z. Church.

Corner Spotswood and Harrison streets.
Services every Sunday at IL a.. m. Sunday
Spotswood street. Phone 1880. P. J. Sch
merit, Pastor.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

|
Moscow-Miss Christine Aakre. oand
sister, Iowa; A. J. Twain and wife, Col
| fax; E. F. Annis, Salt Lake; ]. B.
Fensbaum, San Francisco; F. LAWN,
| Spokane; M. B. Rushton, lewiston; H.
E. Owald, Spokane; r. c. Faust and
wife, Dearly Anderson, Edwards,
Whitcomb, Fix, Eaves, Thayer, Leh-
man, Pierce, White, Guildie, Mounce,
Jackson, Lickens, McCarty, Lewiston
High School Football team; Mrs. May
nard, Mrs. Boyle, Andrew Olsen and
family, Dearly; L. G. Nero, Portland;
DR.. J. H. Bodle, Boise; B. C. Brill,
Portland; Leila Tuley, Occur d'Alene;
Jessie Parry, Occur d'Alene; George
M. Varnell, Spokane; M. R. Eakins,
Spokane; J. R. Hall, Kendrick; Muir
ray Andrew, Spokane; D. D. Woolsey,
Helena; George G. Cheesman, Lew
iston; Joe Petensky, Lewiston; A. H.
Mcfarland, Lewiston; S. Thompson,
Lewiston; A. F. Rhodes, Spokane; F.
c. Stevenson, Portland; F. H. Burgess,
Spokane; Carl Young, Ann Arbor; J.
Spokane; N. B. Krause, Seattle; Clyde
Armstrong, F. L. Bromnell, Pullman;
R. G.. Radcliffe, Victor Settlemier, Geo.
F. Parry, st. JOEL. G. Slayden, Spo-
kane; r. Chesney and wife, Troy;
John A. Reed, Pullman; Max A. SUIT
ton, D. w. Greenberg, Lewiston; NJ.
Mclean, Spokane; B. S. Allen, Pull
man; o. S. Brown, Pullman; M. Wal
ters and wife, Spokane; Mrs. B. o.
Driver, Spokane; VIM. Ketterath, Spo-
kane; Elmer Inman, Spokane; w. T.
Harrison, Portland.
Del Norte-Mae Holbrook, Albion;
Mack Privett,s N. c.; Carl A.. He'd
land, Palouse; E. w. Marcellus.
Critic, Neb.; A. Asterberg, De Smet;
w. P. Acton, Spokane; c. A. Ullery,
Moscow; w. Wood, Moscow.
Idaho Warren, Victor Settleman,
J. A. Jariub, Max Sutton, v. A. Allen,
J. B. Ferguson, Santiago; John F.
Welker, VIM. Pitterrath, Spokane; B.
5. Kerns and wife, Spokane; H. v.
Hoglin, Mitchell, s. DE-; Mrs. Robert
Haskins, Moscow ;-Iohn Sind. Ken
Trick; r. G. .Finnell; M. Phillips, spo-
L = = -
zane; A. -D.. Wisher, Moscow; Scott
Smith, Moscow; j. H. Rickett, Pull
nan; R. n, Finchers, Pullman; John
,lunnan, Dearly.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Oct. 19-Deeds.

Bovill Townsite Co. to Frank Hays
e 1-3 IL, lot 2, blk. 16, Bovill town
site, $50.
Andrew Metz to Mrs Ala Cover
southwest corner 1-3 IL, lot 4, blk
is, Bovill, $500.
Samuel T. Steelsmith and wife tc
Frank Steelsmith, neH seA, sec. 8
nwA swA, sec. 10 and rs feet for
private roadway across seA nwA, Sec
10, twp. 80, r. 3, $500.
Rose Ellen Boone and husband to
L. E. and w. Lametson, 100 3-8 acres,
in the sh nwA and nwA .nwA, sec.
26, twp. 40, r. 5, $500.
T. w. Cooper and wife to Edward
F. Vogel, s1a, lot 2 and lot 8, blk. 4,
McGregor's second addition to Mos
COW, $100
Edward F. Vogel and wife to T. W.
Cooper, 3 acres Of ek e1a, sell swA
sec. II, twp. 80, r. s1.OO.
Frank Barnett and wife to Isaac
Edwin Hand, lot AZ, sec. is, twp. 80,
lr. 5, $3.50
George A. Branson to Charles
Barth, nR SEX and lots and Z in
sec. "a, twp. SO, r. Nv.
Mortgages.
Ala Cover to Sarah A, Hayes, sw
corner 1-3 IL, lot 4, blk Is, Bovill,
$22415.
A. L. Ransom and wife to Chas.
Rosnagle, lots 4, and 6, blk 8, Sun
nyside addition to Moscow
Marginal Release.
John schnyer to Edwin vogel and
wife, .'33 Mort. 298. r sss A
Release.
Emma Nebelsiek to Sol Peiffer and |
wife, 81 Mort 297.
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Church of Christ. Scientist.

Corner Jackson and Sd streets. Sunday serv-
ices: II a. M, Sunday IL m. All are cordially
invited.
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Release.

Emma Nebelsiek to Sol Peiffer and
wife, 81 Mort. 297.
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Marginal Release. .

John schnyer to Edwin .voge1 and
wife, '33 Mort. 298. r
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LODGE DIRECTORY

A. F. & A. NJ, PARADISE LODGE, NO. II,
meets Sd Saturday Of each month. Francis
Jenkins w. M; J. "A. Keener, Secy. ~
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Illus benz Yoli5eigeri@t.

Degsn alsinnisbfabls ipurbe Wil.
liam Gorman 3u 30 2ogsn arbeitss
baus. 800 GslbitrdFe unb ben Rotten
perurtbeilt, neil er por sinigen ldgen
sinem getpiHen J. W. Qoams bic 5as
fhenubr 9efiohlsn bate. Sin auaebs
liher WitihuIoigsr Ramens patrid
Garrett mubte pegen Wangels on
Bstpeiien freigeIprohen perben.
Der 2ansmutb ieinsr Uautter bal
Games 5al IS gu perbanien, bab sr
geIterH NIT elmer iuspsnoirtsH 0elos
itrafe pon s25 oouontom. 5all trinti
iebr fart unb Iou oonn bic getpobn-
belt bdbsn, feline 9rsiie Butter tbdt,
LID gu miBbonosln. Dieiss mar quo
oorge'tsrn ipiener Der 5all gsrpefsu
uno bic Wutter bait, um poliseiliher
SduB nadiuhsn miiHeu. Smpoli3eis
stri6t iueissrts Il. Iid jeooh aIs IN.
ildgsrin segsn ibrsn Sobn auisutreter
uno Der 8urfte lam nit Der iuspeHt
biri.n Celebrate oaoon.
Der Stsifbettlsr William oetp.ti
purb. su $50 Celebrate perurtbeilt.
bic er i'm 4rbeitshauis abaupsroisner
hdben piro.
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Qln, X2. Jmli


2lm %. Suli oeranItdltst bi.
6amilton gountp goupereiusligd i'm
Gbel.er part ben biesidbrisen gaus
pereinstaa uno bon Ssitsn bss Inter
b1ltunssiommittess piro nihts ungs.
than blsiben. nm ben 8auoereinsmits
gliso.rn uno osrsn 5amilien s.nubs
reide Stunbeu 3u bereiten. gfnlaBs
tartsn tonnsn BON 9aupersinsmiisIie
bern Don ben S.tr.tdren Der beireffen.
ben gdupereins tcitenfrei be3cssn rpers
ben.
Der Gbr.ngait b.s 1as.s nirb Or
gborles prannro aus Boris, De-
5ilfstsf bes fransofifhsu BobIfabrts
BUREAUS Neutrality-suspicious. iein
unb ibm gu ebr.n 'peroen bIe 1ruitssi
unb bds arranstmentstommitie. In
alubbaus Elm Diner gsb.n. aubu'
oem pirb audi 5err Tr. Red. be,
Batter bes 8nupereinspeiens In Sar
milton Gounin, susessn fein.
Dos arrangement fur BE Jeie,
rubt in ben 6dnben Der fols.uosn Ger,
rem: 9.rrse ]. ooffmann, N. Grspl
pei. Senrp R. Roisntbdl, J. Weis, J
Q. 8un,s unb 5erb. gaber.
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gasflug bes gamsu1psis oss sinbt'
usrban0tf.

WDrqen Gahmittdg peranitoltet
Der 0umsnDereiH bes Staotoerbdnos
in 9erbinouRq nit ben Wfit1liepern
oes r2ttterariihep 8amen3trteIs" si=
nen Ausflug mad MleBs 9arten in
Gid Hun Die iSeftlihteit beginnt nm
a3 llbr uup neroeu Die Sbsilnebmer
eriuht fih piinttti6 sinSufiRoeu. 1as
arrangements aommittes nit Der
riibrtgen Yrdiioentin 5rau Charlotte
Reeb an Der SptBe, bat ein biibihes
proaramm 3uiammengefteut, TO baB
es on Interbaltuuq ufn. niat feblen
piro. @rnIte unn beitere 8ortrdas,
iopie unterbaltenbs 9eIeuihdftsipieie
perpen ben 2lnpsieHosn bic 3eit pers
treibsn uno nm fiinf ubr 2lbenns piro
pas osmeinihuftIite 2lbenoefIsu einss.
npmmeu tperpen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-20

Gir0 oas Staatseerbaabs goIfsieit
in SamlltDu ,,in eorp0rs"
beiud)eu.

,Sn Der geItrigen 8eriammIung bes
obigen 8ersius, Die uRter 0orfB oes
5srru Soispb WeiRgurtner urb Der
grototollfiihrung oes oerrR Sobu
8isbpIo itattfanb, purbe bsihloTien,
oaB fin Der 8sretn in gDrppre uno
nit fsiaen Jabuen an Dem, an 20.
Guguit b. ). in 5amilton, 8, itatts
finosnoen Staats z8erbanos 8oltsfeit
betbeilige gu oieIem ,3tpsfe rperoen
Die WtitgIieber um 2 llbr bes Rad
mtttags an GpurthauIe in 6dmiltou
uutreten. um 5unGhlt an Der sSeitpas
raDe tbeilSunebmen. 2(ua an BEN
Sseits, oas bic 0uoeppbl Continuation
gu ghren ibres eoIbenen Sublldums
am 13. gusuit B. s. in Reihratls
part perauitaltet, ipiro iih Der Der
Elm in Gprpors betbeiiigen.
Den TiitgiieDsrn Yiholas asrn,
4ooIpb e5eiaer. German 9ou, Sulius
3prn, 8biIip Weibbrob. Wtartin Sas
tori uno SSeroinunp Srueb, Die als
Grants aemelnet norben Itno, purpe
bic iiblite llntsrftiiBung im8eIammt=
betruee BON $44 bepiaigt. Der nit
Der 2lnaeIe9enRit betrdut geiueIene
4usihub herihtete, baB II Wlitslieoer
ees 9ersins bere6tiat IsieR, bic foges
ndnntsn .ebrentuopfe" fir 25iabrige
Witglisoihaft Sa smpfaneen. Nus bic
lem 9runoe tpuroe beihlphen, 50 otes
Ter IbSeiAen an5ufhaffen uno oieieIs
ben bel elmer ipdteren 9elegenbett an
Die 8etreffsnbeu Su iiberreiden.
Ges Weiteren ipuroe bei6lDHen,
audi sinen allsemetnen 8ereinstnopi
ansuihoffen, pomit Die 5erren ia
bian oauBler, Sncpb 'yiider unb Soc
feph Deineartner betruut ipurben.
Die 5ruftees berihteten, oab fte eli
men Bomb fir $500 angetuuft uni
bem 9e-einspermoeen 3ueefiigt bdtten.
Die Ginnahnen betrueeu $262.35 unn
bic 4usaoben $44.
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Giniencungen.
(einasianot.)

6ohDerearter Ren. bss 9oltsblGtt.
I'm benz 4rtitsl gGlHpanoerungs@
firiurqs~ finost fih stn UttBoerHaRo
mis- oefIen 8srihtigung mir Ipsrthpou
mare. Gs geben s9 qro5sut m m l.
Ither beutfher auspun B C.
rsr nah 4merita, nidi aber 50 BRO
sent Der 3ogIings Der aoxnlallhuIe.
Dieie 5hule 1T porrpiegenh fir ote
aolonien gepdht. 80 gro5ent Der
Gtllsr gsben aud in Die aolouien,
Die ubriqtu 30 prossut pertbeilen fit)
auf oas aeinmmte iibrise 4nsicne.
Der paitpren Gustuuf6 III niht
,,unisr ben sisiheu 9erhaitntFen" fpte
Der grofeForsn 2lustuuit9 eeeatt,
iouoern als cine 3-4monatige, mDss
lihft ariinblid porbersitete Stuoiens
uno 9ortruasrsiis nurhs Sono, air.
hsn uno 9ereius iollen oann mOglinli
aeneiniam 9ortragsabenoe peranitals
ten. Sohattungspoa
0l. griieba d.
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Saene 0yaobaspf Bride
Wirb beMte nit enIlpre6enoer Jeier
etnesueibt werbsn.

Inter ben aufpiSien Der Wobotpts
Smpropement afiociation, Gbas. Fobs
man, prdfibsnt, u. Shemsl. Diees
prdiibent, aouis R.pbouis, 2. 8i3es
prGi., Gbds. Reimann, Getretdr un0
sSoisph Websr, StaBmeiiier, tpirb
heute Jlahmiitng unD 4benp bic
,,geue Wobafpisgriids" eineetpsibt
tperben, iposu nidt nur bic gtfpobnsr
Der Rdhbnrlhafi, ionoern oes gan3en
mshenbs unb Der sansen Stabt eins
eelaben Iino.
Der aus ben 5erren 4l. Hieien,
oouis Qenboufe, ". Shenel, Jranl
WeFel 5oI.pb Meber, Wm. IN. Gser,
Waltsr Reimann, Geo. auhn, Gottor
geaman nnb 1ottor qhuon beTtehenoe
ARRANGEMENTS s4usihub, Der ihor
Wohen lang nit ben Dorbereiiunger
fir bic yeisr bsfhdFtigt mar, bat fol-
aeHbss offisieae programm fir bic
fslbe aafssiteiIt:
aonsert S Hahmittags
Gr6ffnungsrebs, 7.3o absnbs.
WaDor Ghpdt
Rsbe, 7.5O Nbsnbs Otto J. Rennel
Nebe, s.l0 Ibenbs SDbn Gornette, ir
Rebe, $50 4benos Ritier Spiegs
Qi.o 8dneriiher Wdnnerho1
aufsisbsu Der Bride I'm S.45.
aOn3.ri, 8 abeabs.
Grobes Jeusrptri, 8 absnos.
Dor Der Gr0ffnung Der Gsier piri
iin Der ausihub untsrgorantritt Del
Wnii.tapsus nad Brighton begeben
nm ben Wsit Gnb guiiHeB Wlen'i
Club. Der itd pou3dhlis an Der 5sisl
5eths!liasn tpirb. obSubolsu.
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felt berpieien, oaB es ben ibm geiegteR
2luf3dben poQ uno gang gere6t 3u
perpen oermaq. gleben einem tuhtI@
qen 2ehrtDrper unb einem noblgeorb=
neten Gebrplan, Der ben manuigfaltIz
qen GrfprberniiIen fir eine erfplqreite
Ti6runa bes oeutiheH. llnterrihts
oeredt piro, bieten bds Seminur uno
bic nit ibm perbuubene WuiterIhule,
bic 9eutIf GngliIhe 4tabemie, elne
burhaus oeutide 4tmoipbdre, in Der
oeutihe &ultur uuo beutIher 8e!it
glas unD Duroieuuq finpen, unb Die
natureemdb in Utilpautee, Der nDeutz
iteIten" Stabt Ameritas, INNER neuc
srGftiQunq erbdlt. Der Aufentbatt
i'm Ssuinar bietet einen poltommener
GriuB fir bic grfiiuung Der Gorbe.
runq on ben 2ebrer bes 8eutihen
penigiteus Elm SGbr in 0euti6lanf
3u3ubrTngen.
Der unterrih I II to ten
fret.
Wir rihten on aqs, Densn an be-
7F0roerung bes oeutihen untsrriht.
qeleqeu lit, namsHtlih auh an oT
oeutiher 2ehrer beg 2dnoes, bi
Bite, ioIte iunge 2eute, bic Reigunl
Al BEN 8erufe bes peutfheu 2ebreri
bqbsu unb BON oeren Suf)tigfeit Il
iiber8sugt finb, gum 8eiuhe beg Se
mtuurs auf3uforoern. 8as 8erldn
gen mad beruflih pprgebiloeten oeut
ihen 9ehrern pdh't pom Sabr 81
Subr. 1SG5iss uro fleiBige ShIle
tounsn ouber elmer eeahteter 2ebens
ftequHg iiher iefn. rpenn iie tbre 4u5
bilnuug oem 2ehrerieminar unper
trauen.
Der proTpstt Der QnftaIt ftebt oil
BunTh fret sur 8erfiiqune. 2taf Il
osr unter5eihnete 3u ieoer tDeitersi
austunft germ erbotig.
Wltlpautee, i'm SuIi 1911.
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ftreitet iih mid. nit benz gtasen lber
bic 5rase. sptider BON biefen beiben
a0rperiteiltu Der Did1iioere IN. gr
psiB gan5 sencu. bob fpenn Der Wns
gen niGt seboris orbeitei, e Hm ale
feline We:sbsii itI.ht bsfteIIt IN. Das
rum a6ist aud, Der flues NeHfH issss
barauf. baB oem Waaeen nihis fetit
ober, ipenn ihm einmol eipos SuitDbi.
eleih sebclfen rpirb; nit q. Dernnrn
arduitrpilIen. Der Huge Nenfn ,rsib
ia aud pon1nuienben. .benen bieie nun
beribdtiofn pitlen sebclfen baben, bab
fie Dos einsis 5uberidHige Rittel fur
eineH tronien wsneen fab. Sn Apetbts
ten ~ 4absH -
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in, RrHt
Hsnr Nnoifor bon Harecn IN bsr so.
ipital.5onSs Srase.

geianrtli6 proteItirte am Montaa
gslesstttlih DIR Sisung bes syinanss
nro ess 6ofpitaliommistees bes
Sido'ratAs Stuoiuuoitor Grnft BON
Sarsen gtsen Gsn BtfdIub. bab aus
Dem s,oipiiaIfonbs, Der fir ben Bau
bee nsu.n itdotifden 5oipitals Be-
tiimmt iii. $4,000 beiDiIIigt fpsrnen
'olitH. um ReDaraiuren am 3peigbo.
ipiial su :naden.
Gein pro'sit .puroe iebod nitt Be-
ohfst, bo 5tabtdnDnIi BolIorb Der
eeesnitei!ig,n Anfid,t mar. 5nsnifden
bat jsboh perr Ballard Hah nerIhies
nenen Ronferenssn NIT 6trrn bon
9crgen oie ueberseugung eeiponnsn
nGb isin urfpriinslihes Gntahter
nift FORFEIT mar uno er bdt nun cir
Rthissutah.en abseg.ben, Innt ipsI.
den, be fsinerseit ourt, bic Bomb
ousgabs bonn Bolt fir ben Ban einss
Htrtn ftdbtiIhen 5ofpitals befpifliaisr
geloer gu ieinsm anoeren 3fusd BE-
gabt rpsroen biirfen. Jm gintldng mt
bieism Gutahtsn bat Wsapor Shipnt
a.iterr er.ldrt, bdb Ct bi, betr.ffsnbs
Droinon3 nit I.inem g<to ben
Stnoiratb tpieoer 3uItsllen tpiro.
Die iibrieen 6oipitalorbinonSen
tptlhe sine urabitimmung Der WdbIe,
iiber gonoouseaben bon $3.50, 900 ftl,
Elm rtues 3tptisboipital unb $4,000
fiir sin SioiirunssbofpituI porieben
purbsn ssfiern pom Wapor ShDdt
unterssihMt.
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Sas 9utipnalc Sent5dl. .AmerifaHildle
Schrcr,Eeminar, 55S.56S Srpaea
man, psillpaufee, @is.

Tus oehrsrisminar gu uttIpdtfse
erDffst am IS. September pisfss
5ubres ieinsn "a. Sahresturius. IS
bietst i,tngen geutsn. bic fih oem 2ebs
rerbsrufs niomsn Doqen uno oeuen
an elmer ariinolihsu aenntnib Der
beutfhen Spradle unb gertrautbett
nit ben nsutfh pdoagogilhen erz
Siehungsprtn3ipisn geiegen lit. bic ge=
sianeie Stdtte Snfonoerheit bat es
Iid sur Gufgube eeleBt. BEN Sutiinftis
aen Sehrer bes Teutihen an beu5huz
len pfs Qunoss pas Raft3eug nit uuf
ben Beg gu seben. ous ibn sur pollen
ausiibung fsines 9eruies befdhigt.
als gilbunssitatts bes peutfheH 2ehe
rers lteht oas Seminar ein3ig untsr
ben Ghulen beg 2anpes oa. unh es
bat nurn isine IangiGarige Wirrums