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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-03-04
Death Of John Clark

John Clark. who has resided in and
around Eureka for the past 80 years,
died here Monday morning from
dropsy. He had been a suffer from
chronic kidney trouble for the past
year or two, which rendered him an
invalid. Insthe- early SOS he followed
the business Of teamiDg, mining and
running a hosting engine. He is sur
vived by four children-three girls and
one boy ranging in & from z to
IA years. now living in Eureka, and a
brother in Canada. He was a native
of Canada, and aged about "a years.
The funeral took place Tuesday after
noon from P. H. Hjul's undertaking
parlors.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-03-04
I. J. Wilson Ranch Sold

Austin Reveille: The Lander Couu-
ty Live Stock Company has purchased
the /. ]. Wilson ranch in Monitor Val.
ley. The sale included 760 acres of
patented land. several hundred head Of
cattle and valuable Forest range per-
mits. This gives the Lander County
Live Stock Company a strip Of territory
through the middle of the State from
Battle Mountain to the southern desert,
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-03-04

Wednesday, March 1. was Ash We'd
nesday, the beginning of Lent, and
Easter Sunday will fall on April l6.
Easter Sunday is a movable feast, being
reckoned from the first full moon after
the Spring equinox, on March 81. If
the first full moon comes on Sunday.
Easter Is the following Sunday. The
Lenten season includes 40 weekdays,
Sundays not being counted. From Ash
Wednesday until Easter 46 days will
intervene. but after deducting the six
Sundays. which are not fast days. 40
days remain.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-03-04
RUBY HILL HONOR ROLL

The following Is the Roll of Honor of the
Ruby Hill School for the month ending Feb
ruary "a Of all pupils who have neither been
absent nor tardy and who have attained the
required average in scholarship and deport-
ment:
First Grade-James Jury, Margaret Nc
Naughton, Walter Kitchen.
Third Grade-Theodors Rosevear
Fourth Grade-Margaret Kitchen.
Sixth Grade Minnie Martin, Dolores
Mann, Elizabeth Kitchen, Estella Rosevear.
Eighth Grade Daniel MeNaughton.
JANET McNAueHToS, Teacher.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-03-04
LOCAL BREvITIES.


James Buckskin drove in from Alpha
Wednesday on a business visit.
James II. Jury Of Ruby Hill left on
Mondays stage for Austin, where be
expects to go to work in the mines.
The condition of Mrs. Eugene Rice.
who has been quite i'll for the past two
weeks at her home IN Spring street, is
reported to be not much improved.
Mrs. Joseph Birch, accompanied by
her young daughter, drove in from
Duckwater last Saturday for a visit In
Eureka with her sister. Mrs. Gent
Marteletti.
Mrs. Nj. NJ. Horner this week sold her
home place on Ruby Hill to Fred Bar
tine, and has moved into another resi-.
dence on the Hill owned by her. Mr..
Bartine has already taken possession Of
his new home.
The worst blizzard of the Winter
prevailed here Monday night. followed
by snow squalls and rain during the
week. AS a result. the roads aud streets
around Eureka and vicinity are in bad
condition. especially for pedestrians.
being q mass of mud and slush.
Miss Alma Spinner. who has been in
the bookkeeping department OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company at
Los Angeles since her departure from
Eureka about six months ago, has just
been promoted to the position OF as
sistaut auditor of the Los Angeles
branch of the company.
As will be seen by the advertisement
Of Curto & Repetto in this issue. they
are now regularly hauling freight from
Palisade to Eureka. In addition to
this regular service they have also es-
tablished a fast freight line between
the two places. For rates and other
particulars see advertisement.
From Frank Winzsll and Joe Trevelli
Of Alpha, who were visiting in Eureka
several days this week, it is learned
that the Winter has been very mild iu
that section and stock generally are in
good shape. The snowfall there has
been light compared with the precipita.
ton in other parts of Nevada.
The Hard Times Social Club ball at
the Eureka Opera House Friday even.
ing was well attended. notwithstanding
the wind and rain and general
inclemency of the weather. The
hall was tastefully decorated with
red and white crepe paper. producing a
pleasing effect. The Lobster Club
Orchestra furnished the music, and
dancing was continued until 3 O'Clock
O.. IN.
All old residents OF Eureka, Nevada,
will be interested to know that Mrs.
Galway, formerly Grace Pardy Of Eu-
reka passed through Reno Thursday
evening en- route from San Francisco
to London. Mrs. Galway lives in
Johannesbu. q. South Africa where Mr..
Galway is superintendent Of some
large mines. bat has been visiting rela-
tives In California for several months.
She was accompanied as far as Reno
by her brother. Will Pardy.
Young man. that beautiful girl whom
you worship as a pillar of unadulterat-
ed sweetness doesn't contain even three
ounces Of sugar. 1t has been shown by
analysis that q young person weighing
154 pounds 10 composed Of SO pounds OF
water. 8 pounds of the white of eggs. a
little less than one pound Of glue. 3416
pounds Of fat, So pounds of posphate
Of lime, 8 ounces Of sugar and starch.
z ounces of chloride of calcium, 6
unc of phosphate Of magnesia and a
little ordinary table salt.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-03-04

Died in Eureka. Nevada, February %,
1872, Mark H. Ferguson. . native Of
New Brunswick. aged 81 years.
Passengers coming through from
Mineral Hill say that at . meeting Of
the citizens q motion was made to stop
the stages passing through that place to
prevent the spread Of small pox. We
have known stages to be stopped near
there when the citizens didn't hold .
meeting, and no small pox was feared.
Died-In Eureka, Nevada, February
20, 1872, William Ardway, . native Of
Illinois, aged 80 years.
The two young men named Wash
Paterson and Bill Orick. who were tried
for stage robbery recently at Mineral
Hill. and acquitted for want Of evidence,
have been rearrested on q charge of
highway robbery. found by the Grand
Jury. Deputy Sheriff Woods of Elko
County took them to the county Jail ct
Elko. Woods found where they had
borrowed s~hotguns On the day the stage
was stopped.
Died-In Eureka. Nevada, February
q, 1872: Robert J. Smith, . native Of
New Zealand, aged 80 years; John
Dixon. a native Of Illinois. aged 38 years;
P. Ii. Clark, a native Of Pennyslvania,
aged So years.
George Hearst and W. s. Reyes have
departed for Frieburg, where they will
remain for q few days.
Judge Adams yesterday held an in
quest on the body Of William Shotwell,
who died from exposure ON the Spring
Valley road q few days ago..
A. Skillman and M. Leinhain, who
have been suffering from varioloid,
have recovered their health and were on
the streets to-day.
Died-In Eureka. Nevada, February
%: Charles A. Parker, q native Of
Ohio. aged 46 years; Joseph Hostetter,
aged about 26 years.
All the furnaces are running on as
plentiful a supply Of ore as over and
turning out immense lots Of bullion
daily.
B. E. Burns, lately q merchant ut
Palisade, arrived in town yesterday.
He comes here on business connected
with the Eureka & Palisade Railroad.
He is an enterprising man and will
push the project through if 1t lies in hu-
man power 10 do SO.
We laid in several cords OF wood ct
the beginning of Winter. but through
the misfortune of SO many Of our ON
munity being afflicted with the disease
styled kleptomanis tEnglish-stealing)
our wood pile has grown beautifully
less"
Fred o. German. clerk ct Seaton &
Co.'S store, who has been laid up with
small pox. is improving rapidly and
will OOH be around again.
We hear 1t stated on good authority
that the Eureka Consolidated will com.
mence operations on q line OF railroad
already surveyed and to be built from
their mines to the furnaces 80 loon n
Spring fairly opens.
Died-At Eureka, Nevada, March 2,
1872, William Hutton, aged 46 years.
The roads between Eureka and Pail.
SADIE are still in q deplorable condition.
and the stage does not usually arrive
until about noon, and sometimes even
later.
The Odd Fellows Association Of Eu.
reka will meet for the first time ct the
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-03-04
Death of Sandy McMartin

Sandy MoMartin, who was engaged
in the harness and saddlerly business
in Eureka about 20 years ago. and an
old time resident Of the Oomstock. died
last week at his home in Oakland. Cali
fornia. He leaves two sons and q
daughter
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-03-04
Bill. Introduced by Senator Sweeney

Bills Introduced by Senator Sweeney
Senator Sweeney Of Eureka has in
troduced the following four bills in the
Legislature, Bill No. 70. relative to
Road Inspector; bill No. TO- relating
to public highways. roads and bridges;
bill No. 80. amending Act creating
Boards of County Commissioners; bill
81, amending Act relative to mainten-
ance OF bridges.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-03-04
THE T MARKET

The latest metal quotations are as
follows:
Silver at New York 52s cents per ounce.
Lead at New York $40 per 100 pounds.
Copper d New York GA. 10.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-03-04

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board Of County Commissioners will
be held next Monday.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-03-04
TH|RTY-N|NE YEARS AGO
News Items From the SENTINEL
Files Of February 81 to
March 3, 1872

The following items taken from the
files of the SENTINEL Of 1s72-thirty.nin
years ago-will be interesting reading 10
the old residents Of Eureka as well a. the
new:
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-03-04
Tom Dixon Visiting Al Ely

Ely Exposi or. February 81: Thomas
Dixon. one of the bsst known horseman
in the State, arrived in Ely last night
from his home in Eureka. He is plan
ming to remain in this vicinity for an
indefinite period. looking after personal
business matters that demand his at
tention. During the early days Mr..
Dixon owned several Of the fastest
horses in Nevada.
G. E. Cox of Diamond Valley was
whiting In Euraka the frat of the week.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
@at sen

Sn benz 8ereiUsbasts oeS Column
bio EurnDereiHs fnHo am SOnHtna
3admittaS cine gut beiu@te auBer.
oroeHtIide g~eriummlung itutt, in
Der unter reger, DoH 8egeiiterune
9ebObener GbeiIuabme oler Anme-
ienOen Elm umfoiienOer gInn fir Die
fommen0eR 8intermonate ausae.
legt wurOe. Die foIgenoeu Mittbei-
lungen iino bon Snterelie fir ale
8oibinetuner Geutihen: @eitern
bat in Der Eurnbaae, Die Heu III
Stano eeiebt lit uno %oorIdufig ben
AuiprRden geniigen muB, Der unter
Ger 0beraunlht 0es Eurnruarts
Starl DubrIng un0 Oes gorturners
Grnlt &en5ner itebenOe &urnunter-
rltt iiir Hno6en unter IL Sa9peu
p~esonnen unO miro forton an lie.
oetu DIenltao uno 5reItag Don y
US 7.30 ubr Aben0s Tortgelest per-
0en. Ser r~eeeIMaBIge unterrlHt III
oen UtoOhen. uno Damenllalen,
llr peihen iest AnmelounJen emit
segeneenommen weroen, miro IN
elaer gSohe BON iebt beginner. Die
5tlroben ilber IT. SSabren turnen mi
zen ArtlDen an ieOem DIenltag uHo
,Sreito9 BON s bis $50 ubr. Gte
oaren. o0er A~ltersriege turnt an ie-
Dem Uflttrpoh pon 8 bis 9.15 ubr
nit oopouf sfoIeenOer 8rut. Seute
Jtadmittag UNI 8 Hbr nimmt Der
Inter 2eltung oes 3urners Mear
5ernitein IteDenOe oeutihe S9ui.
unterriht mieoer leiuen 4nfane.
It01ten oO1 reHt Diele @ltern ibre
aiuOer an Sieiem b0fit Dertbuouen
unterridt tbeilnebmen IaIienl Set
Ofittpo4 ltebt Ons @ereinsbaus
inter D~oQit1nois neuer germnItung
uno ons &nuscomite, an oeiien
Spite Turner 8ernnro gnores
ltebt, pirO es iid angeIesen iein Iai-
ien, alien 6aredtigten @inihen Der
OiiteIieoer nod ieOer Riatuns bin.
Jeredt 3u perOen. 5riid, frei, tart,
treu, oas m0ge iest uno aue3eit Die
2oiung aQer Eurnen uno Burner.
reun0e iein.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
DGbeirl nod nicbt
ADabeim.

geo6 5fpeimonntIiher AbtpeIenbe;t
truf grdfiOent Eaft ON Mitttuoh
a6enO wieoer tn @oibington Elm. GS
uaren eeraoe II Gage b~erfIoIpn, felt.
Dem Die @rtroieiiion oes GongreIlcs
Az @noe fam uno &err Eaft itber
GodeIter, mo- er Dem idbrliHen 6eIo.
lager Ser q. u. 81. beiuobnte, mad
Ieiner neuen SommerreIiben5 .gor.
ramattn" in 9eDerIp, MoIi. 0breiIte.
8Gbreno iefner A~bpefenbeit bon
bier lit Der Tr1iiOent nit Ginre6.
nung ser NbIteder, oie er gemudt
BAT, 5000 NeiIen nett gereilt umo
6nt &c 5taaten beiudt. gr fam am
MittDo6 nit einem @utraoug bon
@organtotpn, 8. 3d., mo er fi9 OH
Der 4mtseiniesung non E6omasSOS-
ges ols BrGiiOent Der uniDerIitGt DOH
8eit 8irginien betbeiIigt un6 5uerir
Dor S1uIfinOern, no6ber Dor ben
Stuoenten Der rlnioerIitGt, Dor ben
!eBteren ii6er 8~eltfrieoen u. S9ie0s.
geri1te, gereOet botte, bier nn. Aber
ieines 8leibens NOR niht longe. Su
ipdter StlinOe reiibe er an oemiel6eu
Gage mieOer nb nod gteu Yort, NO
er Iif uorgeltern an BorO Der o0tau-
Homer" bega6 uno bic &eoue ii6er sic
groBe, iest i'm 9afen bon Soep gort
liegenOe SdIadtihiff : 6Iotte nb.
nobm. Sect tpeiIt er bel ieiner sc.
nud6Iin uno Godter in Sot Springs.
3d., aber nur bier Gage. Damn reiit
er abermals uno opar nod gincin.
natl uno me6reren St6oten in Gen.
tudD uno EenneIfee. Gieie, feline
Ieste Reiie i'm Sabre 1911 ion am
IL. Nobember bier ibren Abi1IuB
finOen. Damn miiIien mebrere mid.
tige @rnennungen gemndt uno Die
Subres6oti8aft muB geifrie6en tuer.
sen, oenn bic 9eit, tpo ser gongreB
mieOer 5~uiommentrit, riidt nobe Der.
Elm. Die PROCLAMATION, in mel6er in
Der bereebra1ten 9(rt unO @eiie our
6eier oes oiesidbrigen Dautiagungs.
tags uufgefouOert miro. lit in Oieier
Bo9e eriaenen.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
N1it 3nRimmmn8 beS %rdN.
Demter.

Der GongreBabgeoronete u. S.
gar9feIo erItottete am Sonntag IN
Bittsburs Ben gelegaten Oes aLc.
g6enp gountp . 8meigs Oes Deuti6
Ameritonii9en gentraI6unOes Don
8ennlplDanien 8erift ii6er ben
;iingIt Itattgebabten 8ruuercongreB.
Dobei Ienfte Serr 8ardfelO Die Auf
mertiamfeit Der Gelegaten auf Die
BON Dem Acknowledgement Der $50
mems GbriItian Temperance Union
3efaBten 8eialIiie 6e3lglid Der 8it-
Jon . NngeIegenbeit uno betreffs @iE-
6ringung elmer @orGage fir rationale
8ro9tbition uno ertI1rte bel oieier
@eIegenbeit, 0nB er lelblt BEN Rrali.
benton Gait bepoeen 6a6e, 5etretdr
4iIlon gum 8rauerfonereB 81 ellt.
Telroen, mas bod beDeiie, 0aB 0as
Dberbaupt Der 8ereinieten Stoote;l
Dem Wtufertbum fem 9br ni1t leibt.
Gum ShIuB ieines 8eridts bra9
@err 9nrdfeLo urter eroBem 8eifnl
elne 2an0e iur ben 8iOerruf Oes Gin
titantfnenseieses. SIN Ani6luB bier.
an OerIas Der gongreBmann Elm ibn
ron 81. Mar Senips I'M guftrag Oes
8peiten SnternntionaIen 8raller-
conerefies ouseInnOtes 59reiben, mo.
rim inn Oufir, OnB er 0as SntercIis
oes Setretors @ilion nuf ben 9rau,
CT . GongreB seIenft 6n6e, uoue An
ertennung oeSout miro.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
Sett sur %stasfabruns.

Die BON Dem &onoent Oes 9eutin.
Amerifanii9en NationaIbuttOs neu-
[id bier in @nfbington beidIoiiene
y8oItorius MemorioI Gommiiiion"
DeItebt iest. Ger yeationalprdiiOent
Or. 6. S. Seramer bat ooiir Orei
iebr tii1tige &erren ernannt, nam
lid Serrn &u0olpb Gronau non Seem
Yorf; &errn S. 9. NloDer, ben Sc.
tret6r Der Deutiden @eieni9nft Don
RennipIUanien no 8bilaoeIpbia uno
Germ @uiton Bender bon bier.
0ieie Gommiilion bnt ale our
Grri1tung Oes Monuments n0tbigen
MaBnabme gu treffen, ilno lit nit
Der 8erwaltung uno Der 8eraus-
gabung Der @elOer betrnut. sic miro
einen @ett6euerb our Nusfibrung
0es Terminals, fir meIdes $4,000
5ru 8%erfigung Iteben, an amerifa.
nilhe 8iIObauer ousi1reiben unO
5uSIeih einen HIon uneeben, tuel-
der Die SOeen entb6It, ole ben gnt-
miirfen fir Oos 9enfmnI gu @runoc
liegen ioaen. RiinItIer bon Mui,
pel4e ni9t an Der 8onfurrena tbeiI.
nebmen, peroen bic orei beIten gnt.
mirfe nusp16Ien, bic enogiItige
4usmd6I aber lit Dem Rriegsiefretdr
Ser Bereinisten 5taoten, benz @ou.
perneur oes 5tootes BennipIonnien
unO Or. Sernmer o%nbeimseitelt.
aIs Ietter Eermin fir Die ginien-
Oung Der Mooeae tpirO tuobridein.
lid Der 1. SUM- 1912 feIteeiest uno
Gem erfoIgrei1en getperber rperoer
fiinf5ebn Monnte fir bic 6ertig-
iteIung Oes genfmols getpGbrt tuer-
cen, 10 OaB 6ie @ntbiilung onl
Deutiden Eag BEG Sabres 1918 err
folgen f0nnte.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04

e t a It e n. Sin 2eler"
meint, 0os .Sournal" meroe NIT le-
Der Ausgabe mebr reinsoeutiA uno
betIngt llt), DAB Die amertanii9e $o-
Iitit Onrin nitt gu ibrem &ebte TOM
me. Asns Oen lesteren Huntt on
gebt, 10 t0nnte in oieier 9iHiiAt uiel-
leitt etpas mebr gelheben, oils bis.
Der gelbeben lit, obmobl mir rDillen,
DAB lgbr uIele unlerer Seler logan
Irob linO, wenn oa5 ~Sournol" il
nit Yolttit m0gliAIt OeriAOnt. Nat.
Der Anlldt Oieler &eier lit es Sa1l
Der &aees0eitunserL lih nit poIitl-
IAen Gngesiragen gu b%efalien; bon
e.ner oeutiden 8ohenjeitung erudr
ten lie, oumal in unierem unpolitl'
i1en Aaibington, iebr wenig pOIitI-
ihen 2eieltofi. @os u6er ben 8Or-
murf ansebt, Dab oas ~Sournal
reiAsoeuti4 tperOe, 10 trifft uns OIe.
ier ni9t mebr, als menu Der ginien.
Ger bebnuptet b6tte, 0nS ~Sournal"
tperOe nit ieOer Drummer mebr ~ita-
lienii9~, mebr stirtiiA" ODER metr
n9ineIiiG".
Dos .Sournnl" bringt 5nrpeilell
= t~uo6rbattig niht 81 oft un0 niGi
5u tpeiti1melfigl ~ etDas iiber oeil
oeutiden Gei9stag mie aud nod
onoerpeitiee tur5e No1riAten aus
benz Oeuti4en &eiHe, wel&e Die
enelii6en 8eituneen entrueoer eoE
nift ooer unri6tie bnben; aber e.
6ringt aud ebenio fur5e gohrihter
iiber Die 6ineiii9en @irren un0 BOZ
Dem 56ouplos Oes italienilfstiirfi'
I1en arieees. @ereiht ibm ou4 oos
gum @orpurf9 Sn. ia. D9Oiet mir.
@rof 9erinOur, oieien 8wieipnIt
Der gentur4. @er0ffentlidt cine Oeltt'
lGe Noden5eitung Ginse aus Oel
Der aIten Seimutb, Die nidt in Der
engliiden Breiie iteben, 10 ruit man
aus: s8os ge1en uns 6ieie Ein3t
nn?" uno brinst lie nihts nnOeres
ols mas in ben ensIiiden 8eituneen
iiebt, 10 brnnOmurtt man iie ais De-
ZEN abtlatid.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
50 mi@t Derpaweu,

unIere @pibtngtoner Geuti1en
iin0 fiir @ortr6ge i'm ongemeinen
ni9t gu bn6en. Cos lit elm @rfob-
rungsias, bellen &idtigteit nidt be-
5lpeifelt per6en fam. 0o es obel
teine GeseI geben oorf obne 9lus.
nabme, 10 miini1en mir allen grn.
ties, BOB uniere Geuti1en in Der
nd9iten @o9e Oieie Nusnobme ma.
den mOger. llno 5ruar in ibrem eiee.
men SntereiIe. Serr NuooIpb gronou
BON Stem gort b1lt am n6hIten
0onnerItog, s l1Br gLbenos, in Der
Sale Oes Carroll SnItitats, einen
auf'S reidite un0 pr6dtieIte iluItrir.
ten Gortrog iiber .9It . Geut;1-
LAMBS &errli9feit un0 Neu.D eutIH-
lambs @roBe." gs lit nnoentbor,
ooB es in @oibington einen DeutI1en
eiebt, ben ons, mas oieier 8ortrog
IN @ort un0 Bib Goo fnrbige
oidtbilOerD bietet, eIeideiIti9 lni-
len fOnnen. 9ieIIei1t lit man6er an
Dem AbenS Our9 triftiee @riinOe
obseboIten, tper ober ni9t our@ trif-
tige. @riinOe obegebnIten lit, Der ioute
po6rbnitig % Gents iibrig baben,
fir einen @enuB, Der Inn iObnIO
niat tuieoer eeboten tperOen miro.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
NtdnmercbOr

Die erlte MISUNDERSTANDING Die.
ier Saiion nit i~nformelem &ro.
gramm fiibrte om 9onntog Die Wtit-
glieoer oes @ermonia NtGnner-
pores unO oeren 6omiIien, in Der
WtannerhOrbolIe. (8oteI 8eBler,
Jtr. 922 Yenniplbonio . Abenue, g.,
8.), 5uiomnen. Hr1iioent Sobn
sfeif tbeiIte iid nit benz Ct : 9sr1.
liOenten S. q. SeIbie in Die 2eitune
oes @an0en, p1breno @sfit Mno
iih Dem beionOeren @e.
ldaft zines Grfriidunes. be5. 9ni.
lenratbs unter5oeen batten. Der
UtannerdOr fang unter 2eitung fei.
nes 9irigenten Yrof. 6. S. Gbriitio-
nj .W6oaen nit ben bIouen glugen."
5rau Baden eob elm @eiangsioIO,
Jrau Sein cine Defamation. Capt.
S9nesIer grinneruneen aus $50.
mama, nno Serr grnlt 81. @eIfer Ell.
ne feineeOeibieIte gLniprode gum be-
iten.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04

5. 1ouember { 5Onntug) Singer
bun0: Some 1aIeuts gDening.
5. Robember, (Sonntag), arion,
MauIifoIifde unterbuItuns.
5. RoDember (5onutns), Grieger'
bunO: 0Dfter ROuit in Sraobnrp
1art Etpining Gitp.
6. September (MOntng), &onaert.
Ebeoter uno Ban oes Sdwnben
Gcreins in 9IO Moionic Gem.
pie.
"a. gaopember, (Montoe), CONCERT
Boil beg arion @eiongberein
in Der NotionoI STILES Nrmorp.
is. gSooember, (D1ittwod), CONCERT
un6 Boil beg @ermonia M6n-
ner6ors i'm 0Io Moionic Gem
pei.
t6. NoDember: 6dngerbunO 9omen-
Ierein, Nbeno i. unterbaIuug u.
@ll1re.
20. 0obember, (Wtontog), Columbia
8uno Der S6mar3en Sitter, %.
idbriges @tiftungsfeit unO Ban
in Der n0IO @aiOnic $aII.~
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04

Der .Deuti9e GrisserbunO" wirb
mOraeu ben ausa Islsnitsu Eruppen bee
NulteruOltes cine @ntlAsiOunssi@Iadi
lefsru. bradbury BART 1T Der 3risSs.
iaoupIOs.
lin Oienstos, ben Z. 0Oubr., finoet
in oem 0idnmsn DER SOnulassi6uIe Del
@rIt.n 0tsiOrmlsrten Rtr9s unter Dor
is Der 6rau 2Otb. 9OiiIer. ssisuiss 81
lammsmtunft Oss 6%rausnusrsIns nit BE
amtsnpabI Hiatt.
SM Der BudbanOIuug Don DR. Bbilips
1888, Z. SuuBe, u. " 1T lOebsn Del
.4euubs Gallel NGlenoer" lOwte b.,
.Sublsl DmtenOs UOte" liv 1919, H
lunueu. utan lprs3e 5eItIg Dor, I'M
lIu stu @ren,pIWl 81 ll9srn.
Son g2eu gOrf, mOiebbit er Ole
Sdule belud)t, ut Dor eln.gen Gagen
8ernlann Ales, Sogn BON &errn
Gl0remt Gies, bler a%ngeEomnlen, UNI
in elnem blelgen @el9aIt Steuutg
arBuaebmen.
@ e es n @aibington @e.
b1uoe eiebt, Die, Denn ouU 5utal-
Ilg, talt ousl1lleBll9 A%OpotatenDu.
renuI eltDalteH, 10 MIRO lest oos tru.
Der bon yrlmter YerDam ooHl ODER
bunOesgerlwt beIuoDnte %ulerltoGIge
9ous auslmlIeBlI9 Tur nr5LIDe utle'
tDer bergerIgtet.
6rau Gait, ole @emablin Oes
8runOenten, unO oereH &oHter,
6rau.eIn Qelen &ait, trafen am DO
r.gen 6reltng Don Seoer!g, Wdall.
bier Elm unO leSten na1 tur5em AuI-
eltDnlt i'm gSelBen @aule am 4beRo
Die gtelje nat @Ot springs, &c.,
FORT, no lie Oen Eralioenten erpartsII
mouten.
as Osrr u. 0dnii@ bat bic f,abp
". yslluam'l9e WnlglWatI JlO. 64S,
. Str., u. gY., n%DetnUlMuisn. UIa"
y. S9lvlusIl, DIsber tm COLUMBIA.
GutnUslsln, wI,O Ole Mu1e IuBIen, nnt
2lbr @smagI, Oet lpppastIant M UOs:
puaG lIsgI, lept aDs. Datslyel @sMsIun9
entsessnseyt, WIIO Dsr1H sOdMIp geI'
fenO Snr SsIte ltspsn.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
WaIbinetOn eDmpbOnie.c Or.
deter.

Dos 8nibineton Symphonic Or
DIETER, pel9es in Der Dor @ur3em
Observation-Disclosures. Der tunitIimni-
gen Grnu Ser6ert @aOslDortb, cine
eifriee 60pOerin unO in Germ Setn.
rid 9nmmer einen Better beIiHt, gu
rueldem ale 50 MuIiter rpeeen %jeiner
auBeroroentIiden 8ee6bung uno per.
ionli9en SiebensmurOigteit nit Be.
numbering uno 8erebrune empor.
lhnuen, lit in ieine 10. CONCERT ai.
ion eineetreten. gs uerOen I'M 2oufe
0es @inters I'm Columbia 9beoter,
ie0esmol I'M I ubr 5 beginmeno.
finf GOnaerte Ceoeben tuer0en, ON 81.
Rooember, am IL. DECEMBER, am %.
Snnuar, am q. Ge6ruor unO ami
26. M6r5. Sn oieien gouBerten tuer-
ben, unO 3rpnr in OerieIben @eibenfol.
&c, Die folgenoen nombniten Suliltcn
mitwirfen, bic SoproniItin Gina
Gurbnm, Der Hioniit grnit &ut9elon,
Der GeGiit Bart. Mirts, Die Soprn.
niitin gIiSnbetb @eeIioe uno Der
gioIiniit 9IIois Erufa. Inter loea
Orei Muiifwerten, Die in Oieien Con-
5erten gum eritenmal in 8nI6ineton
oufgefiibrt perOen, befinOet fia cine
Symphonic in G.IatnOr BON &einr!d)
Sntnmer. gintrittstruten iinO gu ia
ben Bel z artbur Smith, ytr. 1927
s. Str. 81. %.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04

gg 0urrab, burrob. burrab! Die
Oalenbo&er iinO piebcr ba. Ole 0,rren
Grmf 20ffIsr. 0p. 9snnise unO Dm.
3anOsr. ale brei woblbstannte Waibinss
toner grfrilhunSsrdtbe. iinO pom ibrsr
Deutf@lanNrsiie uisOer ju Wuttern unO
gu ibren Bars turiidsstsbrt.
~ Cine srOBe Gbre fir bic @sbr.
@nte uMb zine sbenlO srOBe Gbre fir
Die @tobt @aibinStOn III Der srits Vreis
fir ROfsn, ben bic %aennnute Blumsms
al&tes NIB BIumenbdnOIsr' 6irmonns
men i'm Nettbewsyb nit ben annasn Wsrs
eimiotsM @tnatem unO nit Canada Ons
DOneetrnaeu bat Dir baben bic DIms
men eeieben unb bewunbert. @ebeH sic
fin unb ttun Die bssSIet1eH.