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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-11
50 stod,uerfe.

SIN Serbite nadltcn Sabres mer-
Den Die Stem Yorfer, menn aaes
gut gebt mieoer einmaI @eleget-
belt baben, Elm abobites @ebGuoe
Der @elt" fir uab fcrtie au bepun-
bern. Damn iou namIid oas
@oolmortb @ebduoe an 8roao.
lpap, Yarf 8lace urlo 8arclap Str,
fir oas Die ausidadtung bereits
lett lesten Roenmber i'm 8angc
it, noaenoet iein, mie @oB Gilbert,
Der arditeft, ioeben erffdrt bat. Mil
bieie @rflarung bat Der genannte
cine ms @in5elne eebenbe 8eihrei.
bung oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N~ieienbaiies gei6loiien pelher fid
benz @eneralpoitamte nno Dem Gitp
&on Barfe eegeniiber Big gu elmer
Sobe BON $50 SUB iiber Dem giir-
geriteige erbeben miro.
Sim 9roaopob ninmt es oie goi,-
&C 2ange oes S1uieraepiertes atpi.
iden 8arf 9Iace uno 9arclop
Ctr, t52 SUB rs 3oa, elm; az.
8arf BlQce oebnt es iid 1877 SUB
10 3of nna an gnrelaD Ctr. 1872
SUB 6h 3oG aug. I'm iid bon rid
morts Suit nno 2idt gu fidern,
bot Die 8roabpop Barf BIace Co.,
S. 8, @ooInortb 8r6iibent, mel-
DIE oas @eb6nbe auffibren IdBt,
oos in Harf 8lae anitoBeloe
@runoeieentum ba5u e%efauft.
9os acknowledgements on Dem
u@eltnunoer" lift Der gefpaLtise
9urm, ser, So SUB lang unb ga
SUB brett, $50 SUB in Die 9uft ra-
gen miro, % Stod bober dig oas
Soitptgebduoe. Dieies 51blt nit
Ginidlub apeier gtodmerfe in ben
noroIiden uno iiioliden @iebeIr
81 gtagen. Gen MbidluB oes @an.
gen biloet ein groBes eIefriihes
2idt in Der Spite BEG Surmes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-11
S1tet me6r als ,uilbe Siere.

Die Bail Der 2eute, Die id6rlidj
bon miloen Sieren eetotet meroea,
errei6t nidt Die 3abL Die ben 8ranf-
beitsfeimen gum Spfer fallen. 4eill
2eben lit fider Dor ibren @ngriffen.
9ie Seine iino i'm @aiier> Staub, IN
Der Rabrung. Mber groBen S6ub
eetpdbrt electric 8itters, Der fie 5er-
fort uno entfernt aus Dem Spitem.
Desbalb tpei6en Sbiittelfroit Sic
Der, ale @alaria : MnfGne uno Slit
f~ranfbeiten oieient munoerbarelr
8lutreiniger. 8erindt i'm erfreut
gllh Der @eiunobeit utto &raft. Gels
5uriid, menn nidt sufrieoeniteGleno.
0ur SOC bel alien 9ruggiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-11
8eetbObem unb Scr 8rilantrimg
Sriebrid @ilbelms III.

SIN Sabre 1926 bette @eetbopen
Die &opie Ser Originalportitur 5llr
0eunten Spmpbonie, oie er Dem
aonig 5rieorid @ilbelm III. BON
TreuBen miomete, auf 8uni9 oes
&onigs Dem @ebeimen &abinet or.
'Maieitat aufommen laiiell, l1no ser
&onig erlieB an oen Meiiter cine
&abinetsorbre: van Sen &omponi-
item 2aopig bon 8eetbopen. Sci
bent anerfennenoen 8erte Sbrer
8cmpoiitionen NOR es mir or1ae.
nebm, oas nere @erf gu erbolten,
ipeldes STE mir iiberrei6t babel.
Sd oanfe Sbnen fir beifen Gin
ienonng un6 uberienoe Sbnen oelt
b%eiaebenen 9rinantring gum Sci,
den meiner aufrihtieen @ertI6G.
tnng." lteber Die @eidi6te oieles
8inges finbet iid iebt in Dem 8er-
fe u8eetbonen uno Berlin" boz!
&aliI6er, oos i'm gerloee SbuIfer
& 2oeffler, Berlin, eri6ienen ijt,
cine intereiiante uno penig befonn,
te 8orIte[lung. Beethoven bot bell
u8rilantring" ,ie at Geiift Be-
tommen. Damals befonb lid ber
Weiiter in argen finonsiellen Ser,
legenbeiten unb Die in b~linfenoen
5teinen auseeoriidte geibiIfe BEG
8onigs pdre linn 5u oieier 3eit lebr
milfommen geipeieit. @s fdeint
-aber feit5niteben, oaB init oieiem loge-
.nonnten .grinantring" ein init
ser lteberienoung betrauter Beam
ter cine 8eruntreuuitg beaangen
Dat. Nad laneem Gin uno Ser.
idreiben gelonete enolid aus Scr
premBiiden @eianoti6aft in Miel,
bas Gtui init benz perfneintlid)eu
9riaontrins in gectboben's 8elit.
Gs miro nun er5ablf, 8eetbobeli
lei beim Oeffnen oieies @tnis nid)t
menig nermlinoert gepelen, Itatt
oes berbeiBenen 0riGanten eiuell
rotliden Stein gu finoen. ,9ieier
Jung leI BON etttem 9pDiiipel1ers
nnr auf 800 Bapiereuloen tariett
lporoen. Cine anbere 8eriion er.
5ablt, ooB geetboben ben Sling 10.
aar nur fir 100 @uloen perfoll.
fen muBte. 4ls es iein Sreltlo
6ol5 berbinoern moItc, NIT Scr ge-
merfung: vMeiiter, bebaltet Den
Sing, er lit bod bon einem @onigl",
trat 8eetbopen bidt Dor Sols
uho iogte: n@ud ib bin eil &6.
mig! = Diea lit Elm foniglides &C.
i6enf"g ieste er biilsu, inoem Ell
auf &dnoel's idmmtli6e 8erfe bin
mics, Die linn Elm @erleger olrs
2onoon berebrt botfe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-11

Ole geeroignr1e ,rno oie 1eu-gic.
Tau 2ose 8. .. s. 9, oeren Of.
renmitelieb er iuar, er5eiste linn
ole leste @bre. Sn ibm BADEN mir
eineu unierer beltcn 8iireer nlo
suten alten 9eutidetL oeren 3abI
li6 redt fiiblbar permil,oert, Der
groe ubergeben. Moge ibm oie Stu.
be moltun.-
Die &ogne iber Die aarbi-
nalfrage ideint, nun Die @iltidei.
oung INNER naber riift, in Dol.
lige @lutbise ODER Slamtnen auf-
8ulooern, faIt bisiger mie es in
1887 Der San NOR, rabiater u,lo
aereiiiper bon ben Yrobibittontften
als bon ben Mntis, oeren grsu-
meNte ipeni9itens ffidbaItis fine,
mabrenb uniere @eeter itd Bios oni
mites 5dimpfen unb offenbare
2iigen beihranfen. Mn uns lit es
nun, oalpir l,ls in Der Defeniine
6%efinben, aae perfigbaren 5treit-
frafte in eeidIoiienen &eiben benz
Seino entgegen gu fiibren unb ibli
nit oer fleinen @affe BEN
Stimm5ettel init Dem germerf:
81 gainit 8robib itibnn
cuffs Saupt gu idTaeen.
Seio ouf Der Sut,. bic 5effei
idlingt
Sid ionft INN eure 8Iieoer;
11nb mas perloren, ielten brintt
Die ipat're 3eit uns- tuieoer.
Mm II. 8. 90. ion bier i'm
Jeuerperf 9arf Elm freies Barbecue
abgebalten meroen, po5u @onper.
teur 3. 9. golquitt oIs 9aupt.
reoner eingela6en lit. Seoermonr lit
miufommen. Geitern fiel bier EN-
fleiner @esenidauer, Der erite mie-
Der felt bier @oden. gs mar aber
aud 3eit, ales idien gu per6or.
rem; bieGeidt foIgt mebr.
m
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-11

Nebmen Merste gerne Operatio-
nem bur. Dieie 6rage ideint Seit-
gemaB gu iein, ga cine @eiesnorlas
&c IN Der Colorado 2egislatur ein-
sebradt moroen lit, pelhe Mer5te,
ole unnotise Dperationen borneb-
men, elmer geiesmibrigen 9ano.
lllngsmeiie iduloig madt. Sran 80.
Woslert, 60 Warosoen Str, Gum
firf, 90. g., idreibt: sd miircc
UNI feinen Breis oBne ben 4lpeE-
frduter i'm Sauie fem molten, oel1n,
i'm 8eiit oeiielben, fam ih ben
Dottor itets aus Dem Sauie balteit.
9erielbe lit nur cinnlal in 5ipei SaI-
rem bel uns getpeien. Gomals iag-
te er, oaB mein @atte 8linooarm-
ent5inoung batte ilno er moIlte i'm
10 ihnea als mogli6 na6 Dem sos
pital idaffen, INN cine Operation
Dor3unebmen. 8enn er on meiner
Steae mare, iagte er, niiroe er fei-
ne babe Stunoe nit Der s6inl6af-
Jung nad benz @oipitaI marten. SD
e~rmioerte: oNein", nno fagte, ooj
i'd 5unahit Sbre Meoisin beriu-
den miiroe. Sd gebrnuhte ben 81
penfrauter nrb oas Sei[-Sel, unb
in elmer ISOLDE. batte er mieoer ieina
arbeit in ieiner 8erfitatt aufoe.
m M
Sorni's alpenfr1ilter lit ein ein-
fodes, 5eitbem6brtes 8rauter-@eil.
mittel. lleber bunbert Sabre lit er
cine Siilfe fir Die franfen uno lei
oenoen Meniden eeueien. @r lit
nidjt in @potbefen gu baben; farm
MIR brett bon Sen Sabrifonten ODER
oeren @eenten be5osen meroen. Man
ihreibe ON Or. Beter Sabrnep &
Sons 60, 1875 go Sopne 9lpc.
CHICAGO, Ssn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-11
Z a ..

- Wad ben i'm Mderbau : 9epar.
tement gu Muffin eingelaufenen Be-
ri6ten lit feline Musiidt mebr bor-
banoen oaB in irgeno Ell
mem 9eile nnferes Staates ei-
ne CUTE &orn Grnte senladt
meroe. Cotton itebt big iest i'm Ma-
gemeinen nod gut, fanet aber aud,
idon an urlter Der Sise un6 Oct
Erodenbeif ou leioeu.
Su Safe BInieoo bot mai
Den 1~9idbrigen Gil Hointer unter
Der MnfIage berbaftet, an Der Or.
idieBung oes 2epee ; @ontraftors
Gosneu beteiligt eetpeien au iein.
Sointer bate. iid p1breno Der let.
ten Gage in Der N6be bon 2afe
Blaieoo Deritedt gebalten un6 bat
tc iein 8eritef nur perIniiem mn
fib 2ebensmittel 5u bolen. Sheriff
0'geeil iiberraidte i'm uno- Hoin.
fer mar b%eftiirat, oaB er fid obae
elt1e Beipeglng gu MAIDEN, 9ano-
ideIlen anlesen lieB. Mud Jrall
@osnea, Die @itpe bes grihoiIe-
men, lit perbaftet poroen, ferner
5pei Mdnf,er Nomens 9arrp Wil.
Ter uno Beter MiHer.
Mit ieltener Geiitesgegenipart
bat elm hinf5ebnidbriges MGodell
Nnmens MubD Eburlofp in Dalfas
iid bon eiuem furdtbnren 9obe ae-
rettet. Sic botte aus 0erleben cine
Quantitat 4arboIi6ure getrunfen,
iofort tranf iie DIibenoI in 5iemlidl
GROCER auantitdt binterber. 3mar
bat fie i'm Salie WerIetungen erIil-
ten, bod lit ibr 2eben gerettet.
Wontag fano cine grobe Mnti-
Brobibitioniiten : 8eriammIung in,
Woolorioee Yarf gu Muitin ftatt, If
Der Staatsienator BeeIer un6 Der
fribere Heprdientant Me@regor Me-
ben bieIten.
Sci Der 2oeal Option Mb.
thinning in DnIlam COUNTY baben
Die Nrobibitioniiten seiiegt.
Mm IL Muguft fon in 6eir
neuen gountp @inacp Die geamten-
mabl f~tattfin6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-11

tier, mo er, Sen armen 56neioer
nod INNER in Der Sbpebe balteno,
gemiitli6en Cones tragte:
u@o piait 9u binalis, Sanlmer.
menid2 auf Die StraBe ODER auf
ben Sof2 9urd's Seniter ober
aebt's..
Ser S6neioer I6rie, tobte une
5appelte %erbarmlid,, ood @ter5in-
ger lieB i'm niat loder, obtpol inn
Der 8irt in i%teieenoer Mnfregune
idon gum orittenmale befoblen batte,
onf Der Steue Dos 2ofal gu bers
loiien, 9ein Menid moate Dem or
men 9errn Mauiebrei gu Silfe fom.
men = Die meiiten ladten uno auli-
lierten lid fonigli6 iiber fem btlflo-
leg @ebobren.
Sour Sris mar erbittert iibcr Die
gemiitlide 8rutalitdt oes @pIoiioI-
menl1en.
u8elhe 9obbeitl" meinte er, 81,
Otto eetpenoet. v9ieler rielige &erl
fonn ben armen Moiiebrei olle
anoden aerbeben! gr befommt's
fertia nno mirft i'm gum Seniter
binaus"
nno 5ris fprang boiler Grreellns
empor.
Tim Simmels Miaen, 6ris -
mad feline 9oubeitenl gleib' bier
mobnte Ser boriihtisere 9tto, obcr
unier iunger Sreuno bate iid &C.
reits fraftigen @rmes Mauml ae.
i6afft uno itdno nun nit sornflont-
menoen @ugef bor Stersinger.
{Gortieb,ina fol0t.)
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Cine aute bentIde Site

lit es, Rbeumatismus, @iht, Seen.
raIgie, @rfdltunsen, ,liip. nit Bnin.
grpeqer gu bebanoeln. Salten Ste
an Der Site felt. sic f0nnen Ser
edten Rain-grpeGler in oIlen heut-
iden apotbefen gu % uno 80 Gent
Die SIaihe befomnen. Ser edte
lit on Der @nfer Sbusmarfe ers
fenntlid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-11
beiratsideIHe. - getnrtea.
lfsfSae.

4eHI t
6etratIiMeine.
Reie 8. Burns u. Wnria Wepers.
Gb&les 9sobIe Srnitb uno glifo.
beth Mauidfoa.
Oscor Soleeomp uno Senrietta
@olner.
Sad sarpep @iuiams uno Gin.
ca -Ghunfe.
%. 3. 8enbei5er uno Barbara
g. gmina.
SEQ. 6. Sueos u. Mnna M. Wan.
Soiepb 8uiba unb Roia 3oipie.
0ebnrftn.
6. Mrnolo un6 Syrau, elm 9na.
Be; 5ronf @nniinsti uno Srau,
elm 8nabe; Safe &ugmann uno
6rau, Elm W1oden; 4nton Sahnn-
nit uno Srau, Elm anobe; $.
Shramm uno Grau, Elm M6bhen:
G. S~ueoepobl un6 Grau, Elm Rno.
Be; 6. .. Code nmo Srou, Elm
Mdoden; Stebe s. Mueler uno
Srmt, elm anabe; M. Sod uno
Jrnu. elm anabe.
EooesfGIIe.
2iaaie aieoer, 26 Sabre aIt; Geo.
8. 6aiiinser, rs Sabre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-11
Nie lit Aiesi


@tr bferen ei,l1urperr Donars Belobs
n1ng fiir ieben ssnu bon &aturrb, BET
aidt ourd gintebmen bon 9au's aas
tarrbkSna geheilt tperoen farm.
S. S. gbeneb & 60, gteentb.
$oIebo, 8.
8ir, bic l1nter5eihneten, baben :. S.
gbeneb felt ben lebten 10 Sabren 8es
fannt uto haIter i'm fiir bo1fommen eb,
renbaft in allen Observation-Disclosures
uno ~finan8ien befdbiet, ale bon ieiner
Sirmia ein9egdngenen 8erbinblidfeiten
5u erfiinen.
B # & Ernag. @robbanbelsz Dros
guiiten, $oleoo, 8.
U aI6in9. &innan & Raroin
@robbanbelss9 ro9utfteu, Sole6o. ..
Sails &aterrb<& ur pirb innerIid gez
nonlnlen uno tptrft brett auf bns BInt
nnb bic i1Ieimigen Dberfl1hen bes
5bitems, 3euanifie fret uerianot. Breis
Is Gents per Slafde. 8erfnlft bon allen
Gpotbefen. =
9au's 1amiIiensg inen iinb bic beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-11
Gin Qpb in @erien.

Son Neb. $. 5tnbenbon, Mliiou,
Sa., IN anerfennuna bon 9r. Sings
Neue 2ebenspiIen:
sic fin6 10 n6tig Der Geiunobeit,
SaItet iie ftets i'm Sauie bereit.
8eriudtet Sbr anoere bereebens,
Nebmt Or. Sings Htlen oes Sc.
bens.
Nur Csc bei alien Drageiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-11

Sober lift feires @liides
Shmieb, aber %losbdmmern oorf er
auf lein Slid nidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-11

Die beiten Spriide bleiben
tote 9uditabert iolange ibnen nid)t
onrh gaten 2eben geae6en miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-11

@as oas Ser3 benz Ser5eil ge.
aeben bot, fonn erlt perloren gebcn,
nenn beioe &er5en gu i4lasen anf-
eebort baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-11

- 2orbeiten eibt es, Die oas Sc.
ben niir3eiL uno 4luobeitcn, oic
es einem oerialsen.
The oasis., 1911-10-14

will establish a camp. Another important transaction that is being. closed in the same locality is the sale of the U. s. Navy mine to Joplin, Mo-, syndicate, at the head of which is George c. Meese. En. gineers are on the ground making arrangements for taking the prop erty over and to start development. All of the properties are located close to the Commercial Company and Copper Hill camps.
 Parker Post: Development work already accomplished has approved that one of the most promising gold districts in the Parker country lies approximately from 10 to 16 miles northeast of here, on the California side of the Colorado river. In this district are located the D. & w. mine, the Dunkirk, National Copper, the Savahai, the Turk property and many others that show excellent indications of becoming good producers. The greatest showing has been opened on the D. & w., which resumed operations some ten days ago after a shutdown during the summer months. The shaft of this property has attained a depth of 750 feet, and last fall an immense gold. bearing vein was struck which was a great surprise to the manage ment as previous to that time work was being concentrated on vein carrying mostly copper values. In the progress of drifting on one of the lower levels ledge varying in width from 35 to 50 feet was en- cOuntered.
The oasis., 1911-10-14
Copper Industry of the World

The book covers Copper History, Geology Geography, Chemistry, Mineralogy, Mining, Milling, Leachng, Smelling, Refining, Brands, Grades Impurities, Alloys, Uses, Substitutes, Terminology, Deposits by Districts, Sta tes, Countries and Continents; Mines in Detail, Statistics of Production, Consumption Imports, Exports, Finance, Dividends, etc.
 Vol. x of the Copper Handbook lists and describes
The oasis., 1911-10-14
8, 30 Mines and Companies

these descriptions ranging from or 3 lines, in the case Of a dead company, in which case reference is made to preceding edition giving d fuller description, mp to 2l pages in the case of the Anaconda, which produces one-eighth of the copper supply Of the world. The chapter giving mine descriptions. which lists the largest number Of mines and cOmDanies ever given in any work of reference on mines or mining investments, has been
The oasis., 1911-10-14
1T HAS 1902 PAGES

containing nearly one and a half million words or about twice as much matter as the Bible There are D chapters, and the book covers the
The oasis., 1911-10-14
MINING N EW s.
( Collection of Short Newsy Items From Among the Mines of Arizona.

Globe Belt: The Globe Western Copper Company, operating the Cole Goodwin mine about twenty miles southwest of Globe, and four miles from the Summit mine, is working five faces and employing about twenty-five men. The in- clined shaft on the vein is being deepened and is down 430 feet. Drifting is in progress on the first, third and fourth levels. The east and west drifts on the 3rd levels are breasted in low grade ore carry ing narrow streaks of high grade.
 Prescott Journal-Miner Before leaving for his home at Brocton, H., yesterday, H. H. Wright, of the board of directors of the Me Kinley Mining and Development Company, made the announcement that the outcome of recent develop ment was more than satisfactory ard from the attractive showing he was better pleased with the condi- tion of the property than ever. At a meeting the day before of the resident directors he expressed himself as favoring deeper work, specifying the Peacock and Blue Bird claims. Mir. Wright made an examination of the property last February, since when substantial progress has been made in sinking the main shaft, which exposes large ore bodies. He is a large grain dealer in his state. So favorably impressed is he with the country and his mining interests that it is probable he will make his home here in the near future. He was accompanied by his wife, and they were here for nearly two weeks.
 Prescott Journal-Miner: H. H. Keays was in the city yesterday from Groom Creek, where he reports considerable activity incidental to performing assessment work on many claims. He is retimbering the Emporia working shaft, which property he states has fine show ing in high grade gold ores. The mine will be operated in the near future. B. H. Grey, mining oper- ator of the Senator section, was in the city yesterday after supplies for his camp. The building of the territorial highway, he says, is the greatest and most cOmmendable public improvement that has ever been extended the mining districts from which good results are certain to follow. c. K. Crosby, who is making a creditable showing on his Santa Maria gold mines, send ing in regular shipments of gold bullion, was in the city yesterday on business, returning to his camp in the afternoon. He is satisfied with the showing of his interests and speaks encouragingly of the general situation in that district.
 Prescott Journal Miner: Negoti- ations were closed yesterday for the purchase of the Star group of five mines owned by Robert Grif- filth and Al Finch, and the group owned by Al Finch and J. w. Hobbs, in Copper Basin district, c. w. Lerchin, of Kelly, N. M., acquiring the above interests. The sale follows after an examination that occupied several days, MT. Lerchin personally making exami- nations and expressing himself as favorabIy impressed with the pos abilities of the properties. He will
The oasis., 1911-10-14
COPPER
 The New Edition of the COPPER HANDBOOK

just published is Volume K for the years l9l0- 1911, and required nearly eighteen months in preparation.
The oasis., 1911-10-14
FULLY REVISED.

The new edition of the copper Handbook is q dozen books in one. covering all phases of the copper industry of the entire world. It is used as the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-06
AN AFTERNOON PARTY.

Mrs. Foster Murray gave very pref
ty party at her home in East Sibley
street yesterday afternoon at which the
members of the Fern Leaf Linen club
were present. 1t was the afternoon for
the regular bi-monthly meeting and
the twelve members of the club were
present. Mrs. Murray received her
guests in the parlors, where the after
noon hours We're passed very enjoy
ably The guests played seven games
of whist at small tables in the, parlors.
Mrs. Charles Hubbard won the first
honors in the contest, Mrs. Ray Fowler
the second, and the consolation prize
was awarded to Mrs Rams bottom. Aft
err the games the guests were invited
into the dining room and served with
refreshments. luncheon OF two
courses was served. Pretty decorations
of flowers and ferns were used on the
tables. Covers were laid for the twelve
guests Mrs NJ Pelzman will enter
tain the members at their next meet
ing in two weeks at her home in East
State street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-06

Mrs. j. Wesley Reed was ,at home"
TO the members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the First Methodist church at
her home in Ridge road yesterday aft
ernoon 1t was the regular weekly
meeting postponed from Wednesday
Tor the convenience of several of the
members The usual business and So
cial program was followed After a
short business sess ion the members de-
voted the time to their needle work
During the social hour the members OF
the social committee served dainty re-
freshments. The next regular meet
ing will be held in two weeks or
Wednesday afternoon and the hostess
will be named later
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-06
MEET IN CHURCH pARLoRs.

The mempers of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Monroe street Methodist
church met in the parlors of the church
yesterday afternoon for their regular
bi-monthly meeting The usual number
of members attended the meeting. The
afternoon was spent with sewing and
quilting and a great deal of work was
accomplished. During the social hour
Mrs. Mayme Van Glider and Mrs. Olsen
served the guests with dainty refresh
ments The next meeting will be held
a the home of Mrs. Ray Wells, 114s
Van Buren, street. II is desired that
all the members are present.
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A LUNCHEON.

Mrs. Mortimer Gates gave a luncheon
and afternoon party yesterday at her
home in Webb street which was one
of the prettiest of the seasons social
affairs. Her guests included the MEM
of their friends. IT was the day for
the regular meeting of the Columbia
club and their first social gathering
after the long summer vacation. Sew
eral of the members attended. They
were invited to meet at l o'clock and
after short time spent in social con-
versation the guests were asked into
the dining room, where a beautifully
appointed luncheon was served The
decorations were carried out in au-
tumn tints of red and gold and fall
foliage and flowers were used in the
arrangement of the tables Following
the serving of the luncheon the guests
returned to the parlors, where the aft
ernoon was spent in a delightful social
way. Cards were the entertainment for
/ the afternoon and the guests played
several games of euchre at small ia
| bles. Mrs Gates won the first honors
| in the games and the only other honors
were won by Mrs. f. S. Betz. In two
| weeks on Thursday afternoon Mrs. A
/ +. Rohrer will entertain the club
members at her home. 1894 South Hob
man street. Mrs. Gates had as hei
Lawrence Cox Mrs Lennon, Mrs
John Agnew, Mrs. Charles Daugherty
of Crown Point, and Miss Mary Nelson
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several in attendance. Mrs. Erlewein
had several guests invited for the aft
ernoon. They met at the card tables
and spent the afternoon hours playing
several games of pedro. Mrs. j. Bartel
won the first honors and the remaining
honors were won by Mrs. Joseph En-
merling and Mrs. ]. Lavene. The host
ess awarded two prizes among the
guests and they were won by Mrs.
Duell and Mrs. Liesman. The serving
of refreshments followed the card
games and the remainder of the after
noon was spent in conversation. Mrs
Peter Young will entertain the mem
bers at their next meeting in two weeks
at her home in Alice avenue.
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ORGANIZE a woMAN's UNION.

Mrs. A. c. Berry entertained the
members of the Ladies' Aid society of
the First Baptist chnrch at her home
in Mason street yesterday afternoon.
1t as the regular bi-monthly meeting
to which all the members were in
vited. large attendance was es-
pecially desired yesterday as Wo-
mans Union was organized. The men,
bers of the Ladies' Aid society and the
Womans Union will work jointly and
they have a great deal of work out
lined for the winter which they hope
TO accomplish. The entire afternoon
except for a short time spent socially
was devoted to the transaction of inn
| portant business. During the socia
| hour the hostess served dainty refresh
/ ments. The next meeting will be helt
| in two weeks and the place of meeting
will be announced later.