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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-27
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ben Ddhern Der Barrier linttrgrunbs
hahn. Der betannte gotdniler Gn
Barrier gotnnifhen Malienm, Ger
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ipirb, Bel Der 0ertp1ttung Der pdriitr
llHtererunbbdbn tinen eigenarsietn
antras sefteIIt. Der ieinsm gorfdtr,
finn Elm HertlDiirbiges 3eugniB nuss
felt. CT bnt ndmlih nm bic Or
IaubHiB nnhgtfuthi. duf ben DGhern
bon @osen Der lIntsrgrunbbobn. bic
I6ngere 3tit nibt gereinisi iporbsn
fiRb, botanifhe nnteriuhunasn an
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/ is n6mlih babel bic 5offnung. bob Il
bier Htue botaniifR Gpitldrtsn befons
hsrs BON mooisn ollsr Mrt fiHben
tuiirbe. Die Observation-Disclosures
tuns ertbeilts germ bic 9snsbmiguns.
Sbne bic 8ebeutnns eines bernrtieen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ins aGh<rIid,e
Siehen so ipolIen, mub man bod fsifs
| fteflen. boB Is tiHen unglaublih TO-
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id5lieben tnnn. 8islleid3t pirb aud
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-27

mie Gin 9icb, Der bic GtrnFe fiirdr
fet linb Oennoh Stici)It. isnbl idl NseHfl
eE nl0gIib III, Dab idb bib nod nitsr
su Iieben intitaribe bin ais lcet. mag
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ineiner nrr1ien Seele!s Tie f0laeil-
oen g9riefe bate er Geidrieberg nad).
Dem Der oIie Serr cine Derl0bir1g
Slpilden feiner 1odter iin0 Dem JIM
aen 1tnoenten Der 9seoisin pcrboten
hattc. ,In iogit mir las er ~O0f
bein Batter lmieren trieflid,en 9ertehr
nidlt fuiinfdlt nno Dir perboteIt bat,
MIDI iuieoersuieben. Dngegen fofi'
nen lpir norI1mfig nidlts tbuu dber
einrunl elm einStges Vial nitB Id
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tnnn cr uns nidlf berbieten- Id fDer.
be Ibnr id,reiben niio itIn bdrltni bit,
ten. stonun, ipcnn aLles gut geht, nlu
Sonntna oeinen @eburtsfng
ins gaalbtDen. Sd eriporte Did undl.
raittogs bort: f0mnl friih, iDenrl Ou
fonnit. 2iebliHe. Sd fiille. oaf On
fonuRTt; ipenn obcr Hidlt, 10 mus
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ifreibe, bepor ois nniprenH biit, iinO
Damn farm inns nieTnnn0 nehr
binoeru. gebapohl, SiebIing. itnO be.
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miro.
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Sabre gebratht2 Wearqot oen lob i'm
bliihefloften gIier, ibn ielbIt eine
Sonhpol trodner 8eiIhen.
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fam, padte feline griefe 5ninnuleii
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bell aif - Mobert bate cine ihneIIe
gepegrng init be1n @rm gennadt,
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auf ben 8nrtettfrBboben nfto seripiits
tcrte in taiiien0 S6erber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-27
GeIbffritif.

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leien, 6err prin5ipaI. Die 5anbs
I6rift tit au fdle6t.1
gbef: r4h. unfinn! 9as tann ia
iebsr gfel Iefen! 3eisen sic mai bert
Der ibeaIe amtsDoritanb.
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oenn nit Sbrem neuen Amtsporitnn-
be 5iifrieben2@
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-27

Ter olte Serr ItideIte ironiidb, ber
grofeiicr ergriff bic iElln ourgebctene.
rnn3liee 9nno uro perlieb bns 3tni.
nier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05
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.Tcu viii bc served By Miss Rasland
On Trip to i'luritin.
Mir, aud Mrs i;chpr,i IL .;cimondy
OF Baltimore. haV+ neguti 81 siN weeks
automobilo trip TO lflori,la, Mi, Ed
ripnds'S mother ana sister, Mrs Mary
u Edlnonds ana Mss Edmonls, ana
his private secretary arc also in the
nartN. 'rhey stopped in Richmond
"Wednesday anu left the nest lay. The
rurtN VIII probably stop ia this c!ty
for oNeral days on their rctnrn from
tlIl SOUTH
';nsnecmcnis announced.
pr ana MIS- T.. Harbour rcndlcton
Of cnckoo Va. announce the engage
meht 81 their sister Miss Margaret
RuchAnan Goodman 70 Wafer Douglas
Fhilas, of.ouisa, VA Tho wedding Will
TAX" place April - in 1iilboa Christian
churoh Annthcr engagement reccntly
ihnnpunted is chat Of Miss Nellie VII.
l'a'ns daughter Of Mir. ana Mrs liyra,n
waiter Williams ~ '5npe charles. Ia
N"dorioS ADAMS Blynn. II Tho Univcr-
iSitg 81 North Carolina. The marriage
VIII y" celebrated in sprli
itcrcut'"m NJ i'orl> mon.
~ yel'N dcNghifnl reception was
StNcn ~ tho cadets oi Company 4. OF
Norkil'ninu Military AcRdcmN cpnlpli-
n@ntarS 10 their captain II. Il Harris;
llt ~ tie evening Of nhurAtny, ITcb-
fuaiN 2S y nusic;d program occupied
tic quests Tor some time ANA thc#So,os
sung lY Airs. + J, Wright Miss cor
ncin pcttr ana Miss Vera Sncad wcrc
ihncil apptauaed pr. William l.. Hatch
cf Nrcrehtrd q vSry handsome sword
70 oanfaih !larris aS an expression OF
lHhnira5nn ana esteem nt ih, catn,s
undcr his leadership. Vic armory,
Whei' supper was served was dcc-
| VIa't'' or ne occasion with quantities
Hi cNersrcen and collego pcnnants
Sonic uli'thoSc present were: pr.
iiiatcher III + III Martin, Key. ". Il.
! .HWSon Misses Gay Brondiis susie
| Sn1ad, Louise Sncal. i.ottic Sncad, Hnv
Wlni itilic SncHd, Maud :!ncad Iucil,
.lHrad' AYra ScaN, Fannie Terry. Ros;.
Norvei llolcn Jeti,. Mamie Norvel.
Mabel Omnhundro. OF l<cswick: Celia
.ray Louise i'crkus, Lizzie Thomas.
i{uih fitt., Iicicll Thomas, i;uth Sncad
i2ahle!, AiisrSare iitis, Ethel Hughes.
81 ArNonia, Va, Gregory. OF North
carolina discipline Moon Marx Snead,
! Sorhclla i'cItN. Katie Pet;y. Miss
! i'orkcS N"'d +ne;td, Of Richmond ,Jes-
Isle tamp'ail ~ Ialinyra Messrs. III.
y: liafiiS, j. J. Winncl. 7. A. cobb. r.
! y irrehs, strickland. W. T. stone.
| fotefheid j. Onohundro. Bond. car
heHi'. 1onncliN. ilutson, Hague, Sncad.
| bnH'on. i; nmohundro, Iustis. ". q,
| SHiiryi Lynch. j II. Payne. G. II Snoad
| =: W. Waugh G. T.. Schools Sinmous
5 i3iiaht"ii, iprt,mljght. shack clford. i,jd .
| En- AHH1ilre, smith, Grinn. Macon
4 l'"u&iaf Bowlin@, Colonel ana N,,s
| i-tS"n. ipr ana Mrs Wright. I,r Snc.,,l
! 'AiiSs 1iinN 'ia IS. Nj, a,id Mrs d. T..
| ahterSS u, WhitchurSt, Miss pickcv.
! !! Si9dd MISS Craze i'cui,t: II II.
/ M'i!ihins. Mi*s Lizzie Sncad j. NJ.
/ NsrN@i.' MIS- Resale Sncad and others
I t|lHSkS 10 lie Hct,Iru,.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05

family was originally Of Quaker stock
in"ny connections arc now prominent
~ me South, including the Terrclls
OF Virginia and Georgia
MI Theodore * Miller or the
i,anirl Miller Company, is an uncle Of
MI. bradlcy, and his brother, Charles
2 bradley, Of tho same company. is
vel known here Air. Charles s. Brad
leH recently married Miss Bessie Nc
10y. OF Stannton, Va.
, MI bradley is tile president Of the
'ta"lry reese COMPANY AMI Il mem
ncr 81 the baltimore Country Club and
ne ga itimorc Athletic CLUB.
ne wedding Will take place at s
NJ April . At st. Philips Protes-
tan' Episcopal Church Laurel. The
rector Rev. 7. y Johnstonc. Will per-
FORM the ceremony. The reception to
follow viii bc limited 10 the Immediate
la'niiN and bridal party. owing to the
recent death of Miss Gambrill's moth.
err"
Monthly Meeting.
general meeting OF tho Equa,
suffrage League, held at 5 o'clock on
ne afternoon Of March 9 at a07 East
FRANKLIN street, was presided over
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05

!ilcnncr, IT 1921 Grove Avenue. i,
March 9. Crosses will he presented IN
Arli .. and all blanks must he RI
turned :our weeks before tic date
Of hcstowal
Nttrurtivc Ten.
very attractive affair OF last
week was {. Japanesc tea given h.
aisseS EuhN l'eay aud t.lma E'igg last
.M"nd{aN night. The parlors and din
lhs room were decorated in Japancs..
drnpcricS, ,arasols. lanterns. etc Tho
Kris al! came in Japanese costume
and souvenirs of Tic occasion were
my lapanesc dolls Those prcscn.
were Misses Pearl Uidgcway. MYRTLE
farmcr Lena buchanan. Norma Folkes
heatricc Hall, Beatrice Sclph, Ruby
p"ay Elrna Eigs, May Phipps
Ruth Sclrh McssrS Vernon Ia
wards Willie Woody. Norto,,
Nates Rohc!t I'r"nmeli, Eobcr, Fer
ritter Percy Norris. privc Dandrid,-c
William Gcrhardt Clinton Scay. I;icl
ara Price. Aubrey Cosby. Andrew Reid
rom Pcrkinson, MichauX Carlton I.vn.i
Wool Fucker Walter Savory. .Iohr
ME Wash. Harry Tucker. Mr ana Mrs
Ganger. Mrs. Schwartz. Mrs. Zones
ATS. ltldseway and Nj. ana Mrs. pcay
Prominent Engagement.
The Baltimore Sun OF I'rtay con
Tie engagement of Miss Eathcryo
''assaway Cambria daughter Of Sic.
phen Gainhriil. of Laurel. 10 DANES
Edwin Bradley Of this city, a son Of
Mr. and Mrs William T. Bradley. Of
fredericksbnrS. Va is announced
MISS Gambrill. Is a niece Of the lato
United states Senator Arthur: puc
German and relative OF former
United States Senator EIcnrr Gass
away Davis, Of West Virginia. Ho,.
fathers family has been long prom
incnt in Maryland She was educated
nj Che Gunston Schoo, in Washington
and her brother stephen Gambrill III
was the London representative or ;bo
Fidelity ana Deposit Company she
spent several winters al hh; homo
thcreIand ms also visited Paris. she
has travelled extensively IN this coun
ny and Is Well knnwn III army CIR
cles William t;ambrill brother. bc
inG captain OF infantry Mis-. Gam
Dfiil IS also niece of the late I,idr,
! Thomas Jones. Of Inc Court Of a.
pcals.
NJ. Bradlcy's father is Tho mnnn,,.
lna editor of the Free Lance. or I!rcJ.
nrickSburg, whilc his mother was TX,
dmshter-of the late Charles Shop,r,rr
II me same state Whin tbs Er9'lIcy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05

by Mrs. j. ~ Durham, VINO after tho
Transaction of routine business made
the opening talk on The City as Il
Home: How to Improve Our city
Mrs. Durham was followed BY MISS
Sail, who advocated The Need of .
Public Library" and Miss Wheeler
whose address turned on THE City
Beautiful" The monting closed With
the reading of papers by Miss Eliza
beth Cooke, OF Child Conscrvation"
and by Mrs. Frank Read. on THE
Qualification Of Voters" Mrs r. n
t'lannagan asked league cooperation
for child conference to be held III
May.
Night meetings at /oclocl, on tho
first and third Fridays OF each month
beginning with Friday. March IL
We're announced.
Meetings This Week.
The Helping Circle or the Kings
Daughters will meet on Monday ar
ternoon ut 1 o'clock i'll the home OF
Mrs. Willie Turner. o302 East Mar
shall Street. \ full attendance is de
sired
st. Johns Circle of Kings Daugh-
tors Will meet Monday afternoon at
Il 80 o'clock with Mrs. Davenport, 270S
East Broad Street. Reports from
committees will be heard, and other
business Of Importance will como be-
fore the meeting. All members are
asked to be present.
bellevue school Celebration.
Tho hundred and seventy ninth an
niversary of George Washing tons
birthday was celebrated by Miss Nam
ME Miller's class ip>~EellcvVe School.
The room was decorated with flags
and bunting and various pictures com.
memorating The life of Washington
Vases sof flowers filed the windows.
and a portrait of the first President
was drapcd in flags.
Joseph II. Saunders, principal OF
the school, made a talk to the pupils,
and those taking part in the program
on this occa sion were: Harold White.
Violet Lowry, Margaret Cheatwood.
Adele Thompson, Claiborne Saunders.
Granville Stage, Nelson Bragg, En-
met Parkinson. Blanche Thompson.
eddie Peay, John l'ritton, Richard
Eaber, Ruth Kelley.
In ana Ont of Town.
Miss Elizabeth Maxwell, who has
been visiting Miss Letticc Woodward
at the Chesterfield, left yesterday for
hcr3homc in Iiastou, Pu.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05
Wilmington Social News

Special TO The Times Dispa tchJ
Wilmington Va. March Mrs.
Evelyn Tyler. who has bedn visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, y. o. Bell
has returned home
Malcolm Perkins, Of Palmyra spens
Sunday with his parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Knight Perkins, near Is cnt's store
!. p. Hughes visited his sister. Mrs
NJ. w. Kent, on Sunday last.
letter Shepherd visited relatives in
the kents store ncighborhood re-
Gently. ri 's7Als
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05

Miss Ilta Campbell. who has been
visiting relatives in charlottesville,
is now the guest OF her uncle. Judge
c. ~. Campbell, OF Amherst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05

r. & G. Corscts, a 05.--A Corset for the average
figure long hip and medium bust, With draw G1 00
string. ................ .a.........s.. ~ eUV
B OLA Corset for the short. full figure, medium
length hip, low bust, with drawstrings fin CT En
ishcd with fine embroidery; special ..... ID L eOU
G GA Corset for the tall, well developed figure
high bust and extreme long hip; three CD GAn
d OLA Corset for the average figure, medium
bust, very long hip, made Of fancy stripe 80 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05

Mrs Gordon and her son, Newton, Of
this city. are guests al tho homo OF
w b. Whitescarvcr. in Salem, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05

Showing OF Exquisite Narquisce aud Chiffon Dresses in
INC much wanted Bulgarian trimming effects, With con-
binaions Of color that blend harmony; suitable FOR
afternoon teas and evening
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05

Miss Rose Clifford has returned 10
her home at the White Sulphur
Springs West. Virginia. after q visit.
to her aunt Mrs Annie. McDpnough, at
10 North IAombardy Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05
Very Special Monday Offering
Of Silk and Chiffon Waists, SIS

In several Of the models, iii two-,o,cd
Nlarquisettc Jumpers and Chiffon Waists Effectively
braided in self color, With lace and Irisl, crochet yoke
and cuffs mounted pompadour silk and net All
the wanted coors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05
Smart Dresses, $500

Very Striking Dresses Of Figured FoIard and Ponpec lace
yoke and cults self braided others bo1ccd effects
outlined with contrasting color Some Empire and short
waist Inc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05

mouth, Va. arrived here Saturday to
be the guest Of her sister, Mrs. George
D. Ga ines at II West Grace Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05

Mrs Thomas North. OF ASHORE, y.
c.. is visiting Mr. ami Mrs. HcrberE
jackson on West Franklin street fo,'
/. few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05
Charming Collection of Spring Hats

IN unusually large variety Of Ready Near Hats
Tor spring now displayed in the cases Every
taco can be charingly suited. and most reasonable
prices. Conc to and let us show YOU this col
lection. Priced from S4.9S to $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05

1t is reliable in every par
ticular and fuIiills the re-
qllircments Of discriminating
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05

Mrs. Idle J. Davis Of Baltimore. Is
visiting Mrs. James Leigh Jones, ut
her home OH Monument Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05
Women's Stylish Dresses, $1,000

Very Charming Dresses Of Chaic Pongcc and acta new
tc1 knono sleeves Some have lace yoke and self braided
others Dutch neck with Bulgarian coors skirt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05
Dainty I.
Dresses
for
Infants
and .
Children

Mothers in search Of new stvc hints for thc Ittl
ones VIII ind much that is at ka,frnan1's Every
prcss bears distinctive touches. The very newest
1t special prices.
Infants White long Dresses OF nansook, pointed
yoke Of Swiss embroidery and briar stitchnp lacc
s s"G '"se'"s ne'E and s!ceTes. spe ST 100
Little Mother Hubbard Dresses of shoor ,,
SQUARE yoke ct tucks and sprays Of hand e. z ma
embroidery. Special ... ~ HEeB
Ghidrcns Dresses long waist effect, front 81 t,cks
lmn aee InLcrns tucked back inserting and 80
race III neck and sleeves tucked skirt Special d e6H
Childrcns One Piece Ginphan Dresses - ll, ,
Wnl'c checks sailor collar hccq quarter length sleeves
r h WIZ solid color bands Of red pocket ~
" oo''sc' TIC TO match sizes TO Il years. Sp j oOU
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05

Mrs. S. II. Wninwrishl. OF Ports.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05
TAILORED SUITS That Usually Sell at d
$500, To-Morrow for ]

Nc arc ready with OF High Grade Tailored
Suits from s2950 s45 90 that sure to appc; to CLASSY
drcssr for their charm style and tailoring sparculrv
noticeable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05

Mrs. Leary and Miss Nora Leary, OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05

In New York.
Mrs. T.. Victor Williams has returned
from Orange, Va, where she was The
guest OF her parents, Mir. and Mrs.
John G. Williams.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-10

A special dispatch from Richmond,
Virginia. OF recent date says: Colonel
William +. Cody-"Bufalo Bill" to all
the world-retired from public life a few
nights ago His show was packed of to
their winter quarters and his Indians will
return to their teepes in what IS left Of
the red mans land while Buffalo Bill. !"
himself intends to spend his remaining
days in the Wyoming Big Horn. where
he has helped to make so much Amer
ican history. So far as the public exhibi-
tions are concerned he has shot the
ashes from the last cigal. and has chased
the last Indian.
During acareer which began as pony
express rider, led him through more In.
dian battles than any other white man
and included twenty eight wears a. q
Snowman. Colonel Cody became known
as one OF the most picturesque figures
Of American front er life.
The sobriquet, Buffalo Bill" he
earned in the early sixties, when he con.
tracted to furnish buffalo meat to the
laborers on the building Of the Kansas
and Pacific Railroad. and IN less than
eighteen months he killed = 1so bison.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-10
For Odd Fellows Week.

The Odd Fellows of Washington county
have planned big celebration at Hagers-
town for Thanksgiving week.
On Sunday evening, November 76, they
will attend services in Trinity Lutheran
church, when Rev. DIR. ]. s. Simon will
deliver special sermon to the order.
November 77 will be Gilead Encamp-
ment night, when the degrees OF the en-
campment branch will be conferred upon
large class Of candidates. November
28 large class will be initiated as menu
bers Of Potomac Lodge. one of the largest
IN Maryland November 7o. Mary Young
Rebekah night, there will be imitation Of
candidates and visitation Of the assembly
officers, followed by a complimentary
banquet to Gen A. K. Stocker and staff.
On Thanksgiv ne Day there will be
special session of the Grand Lodge Of
Maryland, to be followed, il is promised,
by the largest fraternal order parade ever
seen in Hagerstown. At S. 20 D. m. the
grand decoration of chivalry will be con-
ferred upon Grand Master Howard r.
Hartman, Of Hagerstown, at the Acade-
my Of Music. AT night there will be big
rally OF all the Odd Fellows lodges in
Washington county. The FIRST and second
degrees will be conferred upon a class OF
candidates. Large delegations from Bal
timore. Cumberland. Frederick and other
places are expected
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-10
United Fire Company Want
More Money.

The automobile fire engine ordered by
the United Fire Company is expected to
arrive in Frederick within the next three
weeks. or about November 90 Quite
liberal donations have been made toward
the fund being collected to pay the pur-
chase price Of the engine, but consider
able sum is yet to be raised, especially
since the sale Of the horses and apparatus
has not yet been accomplished.
1t is planned to give an amateur min-
strel show during the latter part of the
month for the benefit of the engine fund.
Mr.. William Fisher will have charge of
putting on the show. Mr.. Fred Fred
ericks, the we'll known clerk at the New
City Hotel, has consented to act as inter-
locuter for the minstrel show.
The Uniteds have secured $500. o6 BY
popular subscription so far, while the fol-
lowing other items are in hand. Fred
erick city's donation, 81. 500; county, $500;
total, IS, ,64O.o6. AS the entire cost of the
new engine is s., 500, the sum of Sc, $50. 90
has yet to be collected. 1t is expected
that about 81, 100 can be realized from the
sale of the horses and apparatus, SO that
$I,I5e. "a will be the remainder to be col
lected.
The following is list of the names OF
the contributors to the fund, so far as re-
ceived by Judge Glenn H. Worthington,
the treasurer ofthe purchasing committee;
and the SUM contributed by each, for
which contributions the committee ex-
presses its sincere thanks and gratitude: