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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24

SRA gol til 9ol" er Ropnet poa
en- nD 9og iom ben ipenife 0poa-
ger Seon Seoin bar itrepet iorllng-
oommen; Ben oil 1912 u0fontme
paa @ploenoolif 5orIdg.
0erna 6om6ar0eret. SripoliS, 20.
Oft. = Oerno, en- Seitu0 me0 1000
SnobD8gere eItpaa ben imo0 9@gpp.
ten ira Gripolis, blep bom6aroeret
al Stalienerne ben 16. Ofto6er. Sgi
Sggang 6inOre0e 2anoiptningen al
Soloater.
Zen interporlomentariife Union
/ BariS bar uotalt i'm 9eflogeIie
al at Staliens arig8erflering bleo
foretaget iao burtigt, at Ger life
par QtuIig6eO for MGgling
Stort 2lftietDoeri. YariS, g. Of
to6er. 9irefteren for Suesfonol-
SeIifa6et 6ar onmel0t Ell al SeI-
lfabets 8unftion9rer, 2epreui, for
at baoe itiaalet glftier til ct 9eleb
al benoe0 I Will. 6rancs. 3pben
er flD9tet.
2iterri9s 5inonicr. 5 0et giter-
ri9ife 0eputeretfammer bar6inonS-
miniiteren irenliat 9u0getforilnget
Get uobier en- iamlet Snotpgt og
ll0gift al 2916 Mill. ar. og ct
Operifu0 al 100000 ar,
0loroffo. Boris, I. Sftober. S
Dliniiterroooet Gag meo0eltelloen-
rigsminiiteren, at 6or6an0lingerne
mellem iSranfria oe 8piflanO nu-
gaaen0e NaroffosS Spergsmaalet Ita-
Big forle6er tilfreo8itiIIenoe.
=,
Zen ipenife 6eltefono. Stocf6olm,
7. 0ftober Y2titon6lnOet" bar gem
mem set amerifanife @enian0tifa6
ionet Meo6elelie ON. at Carnegie
bar ifpnfet Sperrig Ell 6erofonO
paa 100000 Collars. 6onoen ifoI
titles linoer 5Sprboltnih9 al en- So
mite, ser oal6es al aongen.
0loroet 9lbo. Sra Sefiingfors
meloes, at lln0eriegelien / 2(nle0-
ming al @|oroet paa 8r@iioenten
9lbo 6ofret bar gipet til 9felultat,
at Moroeren life bar bait noget
politiif Motin. San er 2Glfo9oliIt oa
bar bait flere glnfal0 al afnt Deli
rilnL og ianoipnliaoiS bar ban
6anolet ct 9lnfol0 al Sin0sforoir-
ring.
Qillielmstpueri 9retagne. S
D}uieet / Guilnpcr 9retagne,
5ranfrig itiol TO beiogen0e ifolge
u. 9. OnSOag oen 1. 0S. ct 0foleri
al Ben irnnife Mnler Boucher ~gep-
tn og 9lmiitrite", Ser oor bnr0eret
til $4,000 6rancs.
Get formo6es, at Gpben baoOe
bait til Senii9t at itipIe Ell aopi
al ga @ioconoo", ser tilifripes
2eonaroo Oa 9inci.
arigen ON Sripolis aonitantin-
opel, 20. Oft. = 9eputeretfamme-
ret notolte / @oar i'm 5illio til,
at 9iegeringen oiloe 6etrpgge Sul-
tanens lltberGne Getti9beoer Sri
polls og bebore 9iigets llbeifaaret-
6eo. aammeret uotnlte o9ioa lin
Sillio til 9tegeringen. Storpiiiren
fremlagoe for aammeret aa6inet-
tets Bolitif meO Senipn til Sripo.
liz. Oct bar 9iegerin9enS SenIigt,
ioqOe Storpiiiren at peo6libe at
bpoe StaIien MoOitano, iamtioia
meo at oen iortiatte line Diploma
tiife llnoerbanolinger meo Oiagter-
ne ior at opnoa ct retfGroigt Op-
aer.
1prfcrne Fnnis. 9iom 20. Oft
Den iocialiitiife 0eputereoe 81 Sc.
1 r.. Hf..os.,No ,o,, g+at+o. So, 10
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24
20. Nara

lienife fegering oenS arig meo
1Drfiet, telegrafereoe @oor ira
8ripolis, at oct bar lpffeoes tpr.
thfe Soloater at gao oner oen tuni-
IiIfe @r9n'e, boorfra oe fom teIe-
grafilf 6or6in0elie me0 GonItantin-
opel og gap EN- geretning af 5tillin-
gen BET Sn0re al 2anoet. 5 Su-
mis- BAD 0e ON 6ielp og mootog
enOog Benge 9n 0e franife Mpn-
oigbeoer op0ageoe, at 8prferne nar
Der, goO De 0r0re til at 1ol0e Itreng
Sa9t beo @renien for at 6in0re
9ru0 pon 9teutraliteten. Oct lpffe-
Oes oe frunife at binOre 9rooiant-
tilferiel til 3brferne
fusiiife Sernbnnerspere. 2oo3,
Z. Oftober. Sem 9fepere operfalot
2lftes ct Sern6anetog, ge0 at ipin-
ge ell rgO 2anterne fit De 2ofomo-
tipfereren til at in9tne 5arten og
tpan9 Oerefter 8erionolet til at
at uoleOere gteglerne til en- 8pen,
6uori fan0tes 9ogSinotegten fra
to Stationer, 6ele6en0e iig til IL
500 9lubIer, iom 0e rSoe0e. So9per-
ionolet 6lep 0ereiter toun9et til at
forlooe Soget, 6oorpoo]igperne fort-
iotte 6orten ct fort Stpffe og 0erei-
ter iprang al 8oget, iom De loo BIZ
be itaaenoe poo Sporet
0}onarfiiterne @ortugal v9erl.
2ofalon5." meloer, at oen monar.
fistiife 9ep9geIie @ortugal gsr
itprfe 6remifriot.
Gen monarfiitiife S9r ifol p9re
fol0et in0 / oe norOlige Bropiu-
Ter; 0lSle bar ertl9ret zig tor
Song Mannel, Ser / oe betpoeHgite
9Der er proflomeret iom aonee.
@arniionerne er gaaet oper til
aongen.
| 9laoene 9bprne peA oen por.
tlloiiiife @rpnie 6rin9er n9rmere
Me6oelelier ON sen monarfiitilfe
9ebpgede.
Serefter ifol 3 0ioiiioner pere
UNDER @eiS til Oporto, ser ifal er.
flpreS for SoneoItao. st 9lo0 me0.
oeler. at Song Wanuel ielp ufor-
teoet bill nenoe til6oge til Gortlt-
aol
J
'5enere: gn ii @uOernpten Yon-
tepeora uOien0t 9iepreientant, Der
iful0e inObente Oplpsnihger nngao-
enoe Sen mouarfiitiife 9e19gelie
moo 9Sortugal, er oenot tilbo9e meO
Oteooelelle ON, at Der berifer fulO-
Itpnoig nornale &ilitan0e oeO BEN
portngiiife-ipanife @renie.
I'll 2lgence @apa5 telegrofereS
| ira eisiabon, at 700 0}onarfiiter
Den 6 os. er trGngt in0 oct por-
tugiiiife 0iitrift 9ragan3a og bar
beiot Here 2an0Sbper. 2000 0iono,
Ger bar foriamleoe paa oenne Ggn
bar peo Ginbnes forenet Jig meO
Qfonorfiiterne og nfDenter MI 9ln-
foniten al en- nn0en 9lfoelin9 Wton-
arfiIter, ser ira 8erin fal marde-
re in0 | Bortugal.
Der er ienot1ropper tilgraaan5o It'll
Oporto bill Ser blipe ienOt ct 8rig5-
ifib meO Sropper. S oct belle itaar
Der 5000 Mon0 Hegerin9stropper
peo georbgr9nien
2iSidbon, 8. Oftober. Sra Bro
gan8a teIegraiereS @oar SCI. 3,20,
at Monorfiiterne er blepen ilooet og
| iororeoet in0 pan ipanif Serrito-
riltm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24
DlauOeoe sneo0elel(er.

IL @rubear6eioere orufnet. 9i-
bernia, u. 5. 20. DIT. - II Grit
bearbeioere orutneoe unoer ilere
&unOreoe 500 8ano io8barton
Steel @ompanp"s @ru6e Der /
gt9rbeoen fort eiter al. Vior.
ges uOen minOIte @bance til 9eo-
ming. 8anoet 6rgo gennem Ell 89g
inO ben @rube, boor oe arbeioeoe,
og iaa Uiinutter par .Dtinen iulo
al 8ano
9iingeagt for Brpii0enten. Sra
Butte D}ont., meloe5 UNDER 10.
oS., at greiiOent Gait par life Ii.
oct iorlegen Oa in9en oificiel BE.
pr9lentant me0te neo Stationen og
bsoe ban beItommen oertil. 9Den5
SociaIiit. MaDor Gee g8. Iuncan
np9te0e at mootoge eller nDoe 5ro'
foIt ianmen meo Dor bsjeite efle-
futiu. 5 0ets Steo forloo ban 9pen.
Saa maatte en- 9lois.9iaporter ta-
ae imoo grpiioenten, % imioler.
tio bdpoe 0e inuet enot 9no til
Statens @upernsr gaorris, JONI
ifpnoionIt fom til Stotionen %
be0 Grpii6enten oelfommen, oa BAN
6opOe pentet en- balo 8ime i'm
8ogn
Sra 2turora, 9}e6r., mel0e5 nuoer
10. os.: Q1r5. Mart6a OIien oooe
al 0}apefreft / lit Stem tire 4}il
@}oropeit ior Sanipton. 5 0e ii0ite
ire 9lar baooe bun li0t meoet. 6un
bleO 6earaoet ira n Ibe G6riitian
66ilrcb" / aurora.
Gomaro 6mc9 / Chicago. Der
beifp(0es ior at gIapc 5enatorcr~
oil 6lioe in0falot Tor lln0criegclies
fonliteer / M}ilwailfee iom @i6ne
Stcp6cnion- Sagen; @ice @uperno.
ren Morris bar 10 antpoet, at Shines
ogiaa bar itpret Sagerne for Ste.
pbenien iaaIeoes, at ban bleo pal9t
s Omaha mener man at babe
opOaget 8nlgoinoel ltor Stil.
Der npones, at rs / treble @aro
bar Iaoet Jig iaIifeli9 in0ifripe iom
Itenmeberetti9eoe. Wen baaoe eta
tens 0itnerner og De iteoli9e Mpn.
oigbeoer bar taget Saeen op imo0
SOinolerne. ioa ser mno bel 6lioe
raaoet 300 paa llneienet
5 0ortb Dafota bar aonareS.
mano Sauna melot iig iom repu.
blifanif aanoioat for @upernerem.
beOet. 5 lin Senpenoelie til Statens
9Glgere benpiier 0anna til i'm
lanee grioring iom GSorretnings.
mano, iom NeOlem al begge 2ea5
latilrens aomrer og al aongreS.
lens 9iepraientant6us. 3 80 9ar
bar ban boet Staten oe bar ben
5io pGret asbnano. 9lpotefer, 5or-
mer og 9nnfer. San eier flere
8orme og er Frpiioent ior Stotens
iterite 9nnf.
Metobiiter / ct. Gaul, Minn.,
bapoe flaeet oper. at 0ooen anaoa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24

Ge ii6ite @}eloinger ira aino
lpOer poo, at ser er roligt / San.
fom, men ct nDt Slag fan pentes
ndar om BELT observation-disclosures
bolOer 9peu beiat, og 0e er meget
dftiue me0 SeniDn til at iornare
Oeres Stilling Ell MGngOe aono.
ner er bleoen anbragt paa gol0ene.
OF @eiene onfrin9 9Den bef9ites
ItGrft. sSmioIerti0 iorbereOer De
fei'erliae trooper Jig til ct mt 2In.
greb.
9iOere 6erettes. Of Ger lp99es
Bloner for Opitan0 / gl0r6eoen
al Eefing og Sientiin og Wlisiio.
nGrcrne er bleoen oooaret al Stu.
oentcr ON at pere paa gagt oper
for en- Opiiano I Rrooinien G6ili,
/ 9eprbeoen al Befin9. 9en oente0eS
/ SbVOags.
San 5ranci5co, %. 0ftober. -
0en fineiiife Jiegerin9s6oueoitprfe
nnoer dri9Sminiiier 2)iu 16dng,
Der iiges at tGae 10000 @ono,
leo iflg. oGbineIe greis" ber gp.
Ell ct iuloitanoigt 9le0erlag I @nar
peo awang 5bui 6npcb Brooin.
len. 9ieoolntionsarmeen, $1,000
0iano, unoer 81 Dueng iiges at ia.
be tnget 2lrtiIleri, Baggage - 6og
og Ammunition ira ,Snperialiiter.
ne. Der traf iig til6o9e til Sfo @ot.
aabeItele8rammet iogoe, at 9iege.
ringstropperne 6lep iuloitpnoig ore.
pet paa 5lnat, ida 0e iorloO oeres
5orIpningstog. ioet DC ilpgte0e.
9iergpaserne oe0 amang S6ui,
Der lfal n9re al itor itrdtegiif 9e.
tponing, ii9e5 at ppre / ReUohltio-
niiternes 9eiio6elie, bporpeo 0e fan
foHtrolere Sanfops9efing Serbia.
neh oOer 6oilfen 9iegerngStropper-
ne ifulOe ien0es.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24

Ell Meloina ira SanfoU paabnot,
at De manolige SnobD0oere / San-
fom og @ucbang ifal baOe Oeres
Soorpiif aTifaaret inoen %. DITTO
ber. 0ette betp0er, Tiger ReOoftsren
of oct fineiiife 9Iao oG6une Sac
got Bo", at 0e, iom life inOen oen
Sio afifnrer Oeres Saarpiit, oil
foo oeres 6ooeo ofbugget. Samti-
oig finooer 9iepolutionsregerin9e
alminoelig 9enaaoning for ale De
Monc6uer, iom bill ooergioe iig. st
anoet 9ipate ira S6ang5ni meloer,
at ire fineiiife ari9sifi6e er gaaet
ooer til Oprererne og bar beiit
9iepubliffens Stag, at Suangcbom /
Brouiiien Supe6 er inOta9et, iant
at observation-disclosures er paa Warcb
moo S6eungDane. 5 8ucbang no
giper observation-disclosures ct Qagblao.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24

Sprferne Gnnis. GonL 90 Oft.
Zen iocialiitiife 0eputereoe 81 Sc
lice @iusfrioa, iom itstter oen ito
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24

Metobiiter ct. Gaul, Minn.,
bapoe flaeet ooer. at 2open onaon.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-14
Stereopticon Exhibition
AT the " Little Gem. "

On the first Tuesday after Easter
Kennesaw Chapter L. D. c. will put
on a very interesting series of histori-
cal slides, "The Making Of America, -
accompanied by an interesting lecture
and explanations of the pictures.
These are so simple that a child can
understand them, and yet they are of
equal interest to older people
There will be two matinees and two
exhibitions at night, and it is hoped
that every one in Marietta-the chill
dren especially-will take an interest
in this new method of teaching and
fixing in the mind the great events in
Cur history, and will help to make the
show a success.
There will also be music and other
pictures.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-14

Constantine Commandery Knights
Templar No. &c, the higher branch of
Masonry, will, on Easter afternoon,
April 10th, at $3.50 p. M. observe their
regular Easter service at the Methodist
church.
The Knights have secured Rev. S.
r. Belk, pastor Of Park Street church
in Atlanta, to deliver the sermon.
DR.. Belk is a Knight Templar, and
is we'll fitted for the exercises.
Constantine Commandery will as
semble at the asylum at p. M, and
attend the service in full uniform
Constantine Commandery is one year
old and now has forty-fve members.
The Easter services will prove interest
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-14

ing to the public, and all are cordially
invited to attend.
DIR. Belk was pastor of the Methodist
church here several years ago, and no
doubt will have large congregation.
A special musical program has been
arranged by Mrs Stephens, and a
great many Knights Templar from At
lanta will come up to attend the SER
vice, including the Grand Commander.
The officers OF the Commandery have
worked hard for its success. They
are; E. L. Robertson, E c.; j. M.
Austin, Gen.; E. L Stringer, c. g.;
j. W. Glover, S. W.; I. K. Mccall, ].
W.; w. H. Rouche, W.; H. R. Nc
Clatchey, S r.; W. f. Everritt, S. B.;
j. Glenn Giles, Recorder; H. A Field,
Treasurer; W H. Roesell, Sentinel
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-14
FOR CONSTIPATION
A Medicine That Does Not
Cost Anything Unless
1t Cures

The active medicinal ingredients of
Rexall Orderlies, which are odorless.
tasteless and colorless, is an entirely
new discovery. Combined with other
extremely valuable ingredients, it
forms perfect bowel regulator.
intestinal invigorator and strengthened
Rexall Orderlies are eaten like candy
and are notable for their agreeableness
to the palate and gentleness of action.
They do not cause gripping or any dis
agreeable effect or inconvenience.
Unlike other preparations for a like
purpose, they do not create habit, but
instead they overcome the cause of
habit, acquired through the use of
ordinary laxatives, cathartics aid harsh
physic, and permanently remove the
cause of constipation or irregular bowel
action.
We will refund your money without
argument if they do not do as as we say
they will. Two sizes, CSC. and 1oc,
Sold only at our store-The Rexall
Store-The w. A. Sans Drug Store.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-14
MCNEIL MARBLE CO
TO BUILD NEW PLANT
Extensive Additions to The
Big Mill are to Be Made
at. Once

Extensive Improvements and addi-
tons are to be made at the big plant
of the Mcneil Marble Company
They will dismantle the marble de-
partment and build a new department
of increased size and of the most up to
date design, and will install therein
considerable additional machinery as
follows A very large combination
marble and granite turning lathe,
marble planer, electric crane for the
handling of large pieces of marble and
for serving all machinery, which will
be located underneath it, and in the
rear of the plant, will build a power
house, install new engine, boilers,
very large air compressor and electric
generator, which will make electricity
for the entire plant.
All machines, when completed, will
be operated by Independent motors OF
the latest type
These Improvements will represent
large expenditure and when COM
pIeted, will give the Mcneil Marble
Company a most modern plant and
equipment in every sense. and will
enable the company to largely increase
its output, made necessary by a large
increase in business.
Architects are now preparing plans
for this work which will be under way
in the next two weeks time and will be
completed in between 60 and 80 days.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-14
Wonderful Results in
Increasing Grain Yield.
SMYRNA, GA. APRIL 4. 1911

SMYRNA, GA, APRIL 4, 1911.
Editor Journal and Courier:
In looking over an old book last
year that | have had for thirty odd
years, ran across a receipt by an old
German botonist for increasing the
yie'd of all kinds of grain from 100
to 500 fold | had already planted
everything that | had intended to
plant, but although my corn was knee
high, concluded to plant a couple of
rows alongside the other and watch
results.
1t is hard to believe but | ate roasting
ears off those two rows seventeen DAYS
before | got them off of the others.
though it was identically the same
kind Of corn.
The yield was phenomenal, being at
the rate OF over hundred bushels to
the acre. have put it on some wheat
and though it was not sown until
February, the indications are that it
Will come up to expectations.
Wishing to know if it will have any
effect on cotton, | have fixed up some
OF the ingredients and will send
enough to any one to inoculate one
peck OF seed, or one half gallon of corn
or peas free of charge, except mailing,
which | suppose will be about 5 cents.
Have none for sale until experiment
further. Will only request that the
ones sending for the sample will report
u9xt fall the result of their trial.
Respectfully,
W, p. DALE.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-14
Places Await Stenographers
Marietta, Ga, April 6. 1911

Marietta, Ga, April 6, 1911.
Editor Journal and Courier:
My attention is called to the scarcity
OF applicants for positions as stenogra-
pliers and typewriters, and to the fact
that there are vacancies to be filled IN
this district.
l am requested to ask you to give
this publicity, in order to have as
large class as possible at the July ex-
animation
This position pays as high as 5000
per year. Respectfully,
S. G. PHILLIPS,
Local Sec'y Civil Service Board
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-14
Gives Aid to Strikers.

Sometimes liver, kidneys aud bowels
seem to go on strike and refuse to
work right Then you need those
pleasant little e-breakers-Dr.
Kings New Life Pills-to give them
natural aid and gently compel proper
action. Excellent health soon follows.
Try them. 25c at W. a Sans Drug
Store.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-14

FOR SALES. G. Rhode Island Red
belmont strain) pullets and cockerels,
cheap. j. T. Bazemore, POI Mill St
city. 4-l4tf
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-14

When you want Tin, Copper and
Sheet Metal Work of every description,
see Howell the Timer at 26 North
Side Square. Phone 49,. dec23.tf
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-14
Hurry to Daniel Bros

FOR SALE-Good Jersey COW, six
years old. Fresh in Apply to NJ. J.
Hendrix, Route 3, Marietta. Phone
Camp Ground Exchange.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-14

See Daniel Bros new line of Cor
ham silver.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-07-13
sADLER RESIGNS As
CATTLE INSPECTOR

Hub G. Sadler has resigneG his
place as inspector for the Texas Cat
tie Ralscrs' association and accepted
a position as travelling representa-
tive for the Saint Joseph Stockyards
company and will maintain head
quarters in Amarillo Mr.. Sadler
made his maiden trip In the new ca
capacity to Chicakasha, oklahoma,
from which point he reports con-
tinrcd and damaging drought broken.
Few men have more general
knowledge OF the cattle business In
Texas than has Mr. Sadlcr For years
he has been identified with the traf-
fic, and although young man, Is
a pioneer In this industry. His sew
erance OF connection with the Texas
association will he regretted by many
who have long been associated with
him, but all congratulate Mr. Sadlcf
upon MS elevation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-07-13
Daughters of CsmfedcraCy
Chaptci Meeting

Chaptc' Meeting.
The Amaillol Chapter United
Daughten Of h @ Confederacy, pur.
suant e call rUT. the president, Mrs,
]. h. beard. Pal yesterday afternoon,
with Mrs Z. w. Morgan at 900 Pierce
street ami while the attendance was
not large Il was amply enthusiastic
10 maze up for any deficiency Of
numbers
The program was outlined for the
entertainment of the Veterans TO be
present ~ the annual meeting Of the
Panharde Associational Regiment
August "a. One Of the features that
n Is hoped will he amusing, will be
the singing Of one Of the old time
songs hy a young talented singer, as
sisted hl chorus OF TWENTY-FIVE lit
tie girls dressed in the style OF their
mothers and grandmothers during
the war between the states,
Scvcvl young ladies' of Hereford
have a. cred their services which
have been gratefully accepted 10y
the lo5gl chopter
The ladies' interested believe that
with IN, cooperation OF some Of the
singers u the city, they win be able
10 render a program that will please
the Veterans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-07-13
SOCIETY
~

grams were received late in the day,
and one especially interesting was
from Mrs Eida-Key of sherman.
sent bv wireless from mid-ocean.
The bride and groom are both
we'll known here and the young peo-
pie Of Amarillo are loath to give up
this popular Young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kritzer left on the
Denver a 35. en- route TO their
home In TAYLOR, Texas They will
stop over In Fort Worth where they
will be entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
VIII Stripung.
The brides goine-away dress was
blue rajah silk. She wore large
white Panama hat and white gloves
Iudge ana Mrs e. A. Wright have
returned from their wedding trip.
and are now az home to their friends
In Amarillo The young people mar
ried several weeks since In Fort
Worth, leaving from the Panther
City for various points OF interest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-07-13
SUGGESTION ny STORM
REIN, VIGOROUSLY PUSHED

At a recent meeting OF the Cham
her of Commerce, vice president J, c.
Storm declared that the ch'ei ef-
forts Of the organization should be
directed to interesting men II ability
and those combining this character
istlc with some money lie stated
that already there is n superabuad'
ancc Of those who are willing TO put
their time and alleged ability against
some other mans money, and declar'
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kri,ZeT- Mastcr>on
Wedding Yesterday.

Wedding Yesterday.
Miss Anna Belle Masterson was
united in marriage to Mr.. DaViG Sloan
kritzer at the home Of the bride 5
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Master
son, l6s0 Polk street, yesterday at
ternoon at l:30 o'clock, about one
hundred and fifty guests being pres
ent.
The entire lower floor OF the
spacious home was a bower OF beau
tiful flowers, the two toned effect,
green and white, being carried out.
The newell post and banisters In the
large hall leading upstairs was fes-
TONED In smilaN and white carna-
lions. The bridal arch was built up
in the library, and was a bank OF
sprengeri, entwined with smilav and
white sweet peas. The large wedding
bell suspended from the center OF
the arch was mass of beautiful
white carnations.
Promptly AT l:SO O'Clock Miss Fay
White sang the beautiful solo, i
Love You Truly" which was imme-
diately followed by Mendelssnhn 5
wedding march with Mrs. 4 Har-
wood at the piano. The massive fold
ing doors of the library were thrown
open BY little Miss Mary Masterson,
sister of tho bride, and little Miss
Rerkcla Wells, and beautiful tab
leau wedding with ring ceremony
and Rev. Ernest ". Robinson offic-
iating was witnessed by the large
Number Of guests.
Under a canopy of flowers, directly
beneath the wedding bell, stood the
bride and groom. The bride wore an
exquisite lace robe over silk slip
The long white moline bridal veil
was caught with wreath OF lilies
of-the-valley and she carried huge
bouquet of brides roses, tied with
moline. At her throat was beauti.
ful cameo which was worn by her
grandmother her mother and her
eldest sister az their respective we'd
iinrs At the LEFT OF the bride stood
the maid-of-honor Miss Fanny Fern
Nlsterson, sister OF the bride, gown
ed In cream lace, and carrying an
armful of white carnations and ferns
Just back of the bride stood the ma
tron OF honor, Mrs. Z, 7. Scott OF
Austin Her gown was handsome
Irish crochet and baby Irish lace.
She also carried an armful OF white
carnations. Just without the pale
of the arch stood Mr.. and Mrs. x b.
Masterson, father and mother OF the
bride. and MIR. ID. $. kritzer of Tay-
lor. Texas. father OF the groom. Al,
the right of the groom stood Mr. Jack
kritzer. best man. and a brother OF
the groom.
The parlor was profusion OF
white flowers and green BACKGROUND.
Miss Sue Dyer of Oklahoma City at
tended to the registration OF the
guests names In the bride book The
table vas banked with flowers and
lighted with green candles IN brass
candlesticks.
The punch bowl was placed in n
pyramid Of white carnations and was
presided over by Miss Carla Curtis
The dining room was festooned
from the four corners with smilaN
radlating at the center and caught
with puff hows Of white chiffon Re
meath stood the large round dining
table In the center OF which was a
huge basket of carnations and white
roses placed on handsome round
Cluny center cover, Four large
taners In crystal holders lighted the
room.
The bridal presents were not on
display hut were handsome and nu-
merous.
A host OF congratulatory telc~