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The Hattiesburg news., 1911-12-19
WILL FEED 100000.

New York, Dec. 19.-Three hundred
thousand poor people throughout the
United States will be given Christmas
dinners next Monday by the Salvation
Army. Plans for the grea+ feast are
now well under way in New York and
in other large cities throughout the
land.
Food and clothing will be distrib-
uted among at least 10000 people in
New York. In Chicago nearly 10000
will benefit from the army's distribu-
ton. Twelve thousand will be fed
in Boston and about 5000 in st. Louis.
The special Christmas number of
the army's publication is on sale today
and it is expected that 325,0OO copies
will be disposed of, the profits going
to the Christmas fund. The magazine
contains greetings and commenda-
tions from Governor Woodrow wilson
of New Jersey, Dix of New York and
Hooper of Tennessee, Senator Warren
of wyoming and others.
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-12-19
KILLING NEAR COLUMBUS,
SELF-DEFENsE CLAIMED

Jackson. Miss, Dec. 19.-The news
of the killing of J. d. Nuce, parole
prisoner, by w. Lee Warren, at Nc
Donald, a little hamlet near Colum-
bus. has caused much regret among
the friends of Warren. He is we'll
known in this city, and for a number
of years was employed in a saw-mill
in Dutteville. Nuce is also known in
this city.
The shooting was the elimination
of a long standing grudge, and, ac-
cording to the friends Of Warren was
done in self-defense. From the de-
tails of the tragedy it seems that
Warren incurred the bitter enmity of
Nuce by testifying against him when
he was on trial for selling liquor.
Nuce was convicted. He declared
the he would have escaped punish
ment had it not been for the testi-
mony of Warren. 1t is charged that
Nuce, after being admitted to bail
declared that he was going to kill
Warren on sight.
The shooting Of Nuce by Warren
occurred at the railroad station al
Mcdonald Nuce alighted from
train and was approaching Warren
when the fatal shots were fired. War
ren claims that Nuce reached into his
hip pocket when he saw him, anc
approached as though he was going
to draw a pistol.
After telling his friends of thu
shooting, Warren escaped and ha!
not been apprehended. The police o
Jackson have been asked to be on thu
alert for the accused.
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-12-19

The foreign station is already over
whelmed with tons of incoming par
cells and every liner arriving in the
port brings its capacity of mail.
Custom officials are also enjoying"
busy time examining the parcels
on the lookout for dutiable stuff.
Smugglers take advantage of the
Christmas rush to try to bring in val
uables duty free, and several supposed
books followed out to hold valuable
iewelry and gems have already been
discovered.
To those who suppose poor people
do not receive much mail, it may be
surprise to learn that as many as a
thousand are now being delivered in
in East side tenements. When people
live twenty-five to a hundred families
in a building, the task of carriers in
these districts may be imagined when
it is known that often one family will
receive as many as fifty pieces OF
mail during the week preceding Christ
mas. In such cases the mail is sent
out in wagons, with two carriers tc
sort it out and one to deliver. The
same conditions prevails along Fifth
avenue.
At the money order divisions Ions
lines are formed today. It is a grea
time for the sending of money to par
ents and other relatives. Thousand
of young men and women, who have
come from the rural districts to New
York to make their fortunes, sen'
money at Christmas time to the "oi'
folks at home"
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-12-19

many members, and were kindred
souls, with different methods of ex-
preston.
Mrs. Ben Ali Haggin of Kentucky,
is one of the leaders of the movement
and has been in charge of the pro-
gram for tonight's festival. Among
those who will appear in the Shake
spearean group are Mrs. Haggin, Ben
Ali Haggin, the painter; Mrs. Ernest
Thompson Seton, wife of the author;
Mrs. Cart Schurz, Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Alexander, Ben Greet, the Shake
spearean actor; Charles Dana Gibson
the artist; Miss Ruth st. Denis, the
dancer, and a score of others promi
nent in society and the arts.
The proceeds of the festival will be
used to defray the expenses of the
clubs scholarships.
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-12-19
MCDONALD WANTS TO BE
OYSTER COMMISSIONER

Jackson, Miss, Dec. 19.-Governor
Noel has been asked to appoint John
T. Mcdonald, former mayor of Pass
Christian, be member of the
Oyster Commission of Mississippi
The Governor has received a resolu
tion signed by the members of the
city council of Pass Christian urging
a favorable consideration of the Nc
Donald candidacy. also petition
signed by a number of influential
Pass Christian citizens.
Governor Noel has taken no actor
in the matter of appointing member
to fll the vacancy which now exists
and when asked if he would appoint
Mcdonald would make no commen
other than that he would take his
time in making the appointment anC
look into the personal qualifications
re every candidate.
THE appointment viii be made &C
cording to the personal merits ant
ability of the candidates." the COVER
nor said.
Captain Mcdonald is one of the
best known. oyster schooner men OF
the gulf coast and has large interests
in the gulf oyster reefs.
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-12-19
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(: WHAT WAS DONE IN
|: CONGRESS YESTERDAY. &:
Senate.

= In session at p. m. =
= Foreign relations committee :
:. considered abrogation of Russian :
: treaty, which afterwards was ::
= taken up in the Senate. =
= Presidents notice Russia re- :
= garding abrogation made known :
: to individual Senators. :
{: F. w. Kelsey, of Orange, N. j., :
!. attributed business troubles to :.
:: fabulous capitalization of corpor- :.
: ations in hearing before inter :
: state commerce committee. :
:: Foreign relations committee re- :
: ported resolution abrogating Rus :
:. sian treaty of 1882 on Jan. /, :
!. 1918. :
:: Senator Culberson spoke on his !;
:. resolution identical with that ::
:. passed by the House, abrogating I:
:. the Russian treaty. :
!: President Tafts message an ::
:. nouncing abrogation of Russian ::
:. Senator Hepburn, of Idaho, to ::
= precipitate action, the whole Rus ::
:. sian matter went over one day. ::
:. Adjourned at 3:12 p. m. until ::
:. noon Tuesday.
:. House.
:. Met ~ noon. :
:: Bills considered under unani- Z:
:, Houe c-uSout privileges. :
:: Suller (New York;, author Of :;
:: Russian abrogation resolution, "
= agreed to change phraseology to :
: :. make it less offensive to Russia. "
:: Steel trust" inquiry resumed "
:. Rules committee heard Repre-
: sentative Humphrey (Wash) on :
:. his resolution for investigation of :
= foreign shipping combines,
q: Adjourned at 1929 p. m. until :
: noon Tuesday.
:. =. :. :. = :. :. !. :. :. :. :. :. = = :.
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-12-19

The quicker a cold is gotten rid of
the less the danger from pneumonia
and other serious diseases. Mr.. B.
w. L. Hail. of Waverly, Va, says: 81
firmly believe Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to be absolutely the best
preparation on the market for colds.
I have recommended it to my friends
and they all agree with me-" For
sale by All Dealers.
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-12-19
HAIL TO WASSAIL BOWL.

New York, Dec. 19-Like some
quaint banquet hall in the Merrie
England of long ago is the ballroom
of the Waldorf, where the MacDowell
Club will hold its great functions of
the year in artistic circles as well as
in society and the 1911 festival will
surpass all it's predecessors.
Beefeaters in curious attire will
carry the wassail bowl, and others
will follow bearing a boar's head and
great Christmas cake. The latter
has occupied the attention of some of
the best bakers in Kentucky for
weeks past and is the gift of Mrs. Ben
Ali Haggin to her fellow club mem
bers. After this Christmas cheer will
follow Shakespeare and Francis Ba-
con, and their friends and contem-
poraries in the various arts. In the
procession there will also be charac,
ters from Romeo and Juliet" Mid
summers Night Dream" Anthony
and Cleopatra" THE Merchant OF
Venice" and other creations of the
brain of the bard of Avon.
The MacDowell Club was formed to
jerpetrate the mission of the late Ed
ward MacDowell, who stood for the
closer union of all the arts, for the
late American composer believed thai
art was like family, made up o.
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-12-19
BATTLE ABBEY CONTRACT
HAS BEEN AWARDED

Richmond, Va, Dec. 19.-It was an
nounced last night that the contract
for the erection of the Confederate
memorial institute. popularity known
as the battle abbey has been awarded
to a Philadelphia contractor, the low
est bidden. The building, which is to
be completed within twelve months,
will be the permanent depository of
all Confederate mementos.
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-12-19

The Plumber" a swiftly moving
humorous comedy of human nature,
will be the feature moving picture play
at the Gem theatre tonight. Another
feature on the same program entitled
The Coward" great American
Pathe drama of police life. 1t will
hold one spell-bound during the en-
tire play. Prof. d. A. Murphy, the
Gems theaters new pianist and musl
cal director, is making quite hit with
his playing at every performance. A
new singer will also be at the Gem II
a few days. Mrs. Lillian Bergen, the
Gems present singer, having resigned
to accept a position with one Of the
largest opera companies en- tour Mrs
Bergen will close her engagement a
the Gem tomorrow night. The magic
house that Santa Claus will occupy
at the Gem Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday, is being completed in the lobb!
and his reception win no doubt be thu
most popular he has ever received il
Hattiesburg.
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-12-19
GROW BY ELEVENS.

Just sixty-two? Then trim thy light,
And get thy jewels all reset;
'Tis past meridian, but still bright,
And lacks some hours of sunset yet.
At sixty-two
Be strong and true.
Scour off thy trust and shine anew.
'Tis yet hight day, thy staff resume,
And fight fresh battles for the truth;
For what is age but youths full bloom,
A ripper, more transcendent youth |?
A wedge of gold
Is never old
Streams broader grow as downward
rolled,
At sixty-two life is begun;
At seventy three begins once more
Fly swiftly as you near the sun.
And brighter shine at eighty-four;
At ninety-five,
Should you arrive,
Still wait on God, and work. and
thrive.
Keep thy locks wet with morning dew
And freely let thy graces flow;
For life yell spent is ever new,
And years anointed younger grow
So work away,
Be young for aye,
From sunset, breaking unto day.
Author Unknown.
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-12-19
AUSTRIA THINKS RUSSIA
WILL GET WORST OF 1T.

Vienna, Dec. 19.-The Russo-Amer-
lean controversy is arousing great in
terest here and the newspapers are
publishing long dispatches from Wash
ington on the subjest. The general
view held in Austria is that Russia
will be worsted in a commercial fight
especially in view of the power of
American capital.
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-12-19
SECRETARY srockMAN HoNoREr

Mr.. George B. Stockman, secretary
elect of the Commercial Club, and for
the past year the popular manager of
the Cumberland Telephone company in
this district, has been handsomely re-
membered by the operators in the To-
cal exchange. To show their appre-
citation and the high regard in which
he was held by them they presented
him with a beautiful watch fob.
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-12-19

The Lomo program for today in
cludes "a Woman Scorned," a
Biograph drama. This is a beautiful
story of little woman who gives up
the love of her sweetheart to do good
unto others. On the same program,
what Will Be viii Be" a dashing
love story that ends up with a triple
wedding. 1t fairly huns with action
and there are all kinds of schemes
botn for breaking and welding Love-
chains. Roy Rodgers. with one more
good song and also the Lomo orches
ira.
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-12-19
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/. DOWNWARD REVISION OF :
. SCHEDULE K..*
lRu Asaoctated Press.)

i" Washington, Dec. 19.-After a ::
:. meeting of the cabinet today at +:
:. which President Taft's message =:
4: on Schedule K, wool and wool ::
:, ems. it was reported that the /:
= President had decided to recon- :
:, mend revision downward. 1t ::
:. was said the President would ::
q not recommend any spectre :
1. rates of duty but would Indicate
:: that the present rates should ::
:, be materially lowered. The :
:, message will probably go to con- :
!. gress tomorrow.
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-12-19
WIGGlNS RIGHT AT WORK
ON BIG CANNING FACTORY.

j. l.. Hoffman, substantial mer-
chant of Virgins, is in the city today
and says that business in this thriving
little town is moving along at a brsk
rate The new $4,000 canning factory
there is rapidly nearing completion
the frame work up and the interior
part of the building well under way
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-12-19

Every family has need of good,
reliable liniment. For sprains. bruis-
es, soreness of the muscles and rheu-
matte pains there IS none better than
Chamberlain's. For sale by All Deal
ers
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-12-19

Experienced book-keeper solicits
practice in general audits.-W. c.
UMAkER. 1Sdec2wks
The Hattiesburg news., 1911-12-19
CITY 6REVITIEs.

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Die Blaine" TN 5ofsn bon 5abono
fuit sans perroitet.
Dos Sfiff ptrO faum mebr gang fort.
sefhafft persen sSHasn.
qus qprtuaaI.

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fi4 5aufen BON ROpaliiten In ber
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dsen 8rsnse, ptrfomnieln.
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rungen ssesn portueaI, bic auf ipdnis
fhem Gebitt gebiIbet lDsrben, sin
Gnoe 5u MAIDEN, unb bic ipaniifk
Regieruns ioll odroufbin aud bereits
bic 8erboftuns bes Senors 4lparo,
bts aapt. Gonteire unb bes aoms
manbeurs GcufiHbc Gboeas, 5iibrsr
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,Gl Munoo@ bt6duptet in Der 6eu.
tigen ayseabs. bob cine fpibtiae Masn.
tIir Der Wondrhiiten IN 2iiIobon eni.
ttdt poroen lei, bic $4,000, 900 fiji.
bic WisoerberiteluHg Der MOnnrhis
IN pcrtugdl 5ur @srfiisuns haben Ioll.
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Suni. aus pontepebra niro aemels
bet. oab bic ipuHifhen gsb0rben an
Der bortigen Characterization stpei
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uHb Munition. fir bic portugieiiihen
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nnhInt bdben.
Die Riiitn luartn bon einem beiits
Ifsn Dampfer nad Spanisn gebrdhs
unb NIT Der giienbobn anitanbslog
fDeistrssfhidt iporben, ba Der SnbaIt
BON oem Abfsnber ais rMofhintnA
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bsr Geeltuie bat iid) AZ einem Gireit
nm bic 65he Der Q6bns sueeipibt unb,
bon sinissn poftbompfsrn dbgsIsben.
hnbsn bic Shiffssieentbiimsr Derbdlts
fibm1bie ipenig borunter III lsiben.
Die 3abl Der Streitsr bsihr1nst fi6
auf bic Tednrbeiter.
Die .Gonabidn patific R1iIiuan
Co.. iDelhe gtitern btrsiis $3.50 Qobns
srh0buns btiDiIliste. FAB fid beuit ees
spnnaeH, tinsn lpeiteren 4ufichlag BON
$f.25 5u MAIDEN, aIs liz geutt fir bic
~Gmprsb Of Srflanb' bsusrn ipclIie.-
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Sobusrb0huns bon S. per Wl0nat ss.
forcsrs.
Amiterbnm, 16. Suni. Die
3dbI Der iirsifsnhen Seslsuts I'm biefisI
gen 6dftn bttrdai 300. Ter peiroles
I'm DampFsr .Mottsrbam, Gigenfbum
Der sAmerisnn gstroleum Co., tonnte
htuis nitt dbfabren. neil er tsins asus
tt betomHtH tOnnts.
Anfwerptn. 16. ssuni. Der
Getltuie Gtreit mar htuis erfolareis
d,tr, ais gsittrn. Wiebrere 11mpfer
IDnrntn Don ihrtn MdnnIfaften i'm
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sNoolphe Dtppss unb .3lTints Gbarlss
Dt 1tIsiaut. Die GstIeuie Union
bslGIcB bsuss. ben aobn fiir tins
@tunbt Mrtfit isbtn Lag Ben Etrtil.
tsns 1uilIsbsn ~ latin. 0is 9Hitils |
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Der Ger. Staten felt benz Sabre 1851
ltnb 81 Der itlbernen So63eit bes gr0s
ltoenten Sdft. Die am nd6ften Mlpns
tag celebrtrt tpiro, etngetaDen tperben.
Die atteH I'M 8etBsn 6uus unb i'm
Staatsoepdrtement iino 'orgfdltig
ourdgeieben porben, I'm bic g2amen
bon nod le6enbsn glutsuerpanbteu
ebemoltger grdIioenten 3u ermitteIn,
uno man glaubt, buB bic Qiite >ieBt
bouitdnotg 1T, bis auf bic 8ernanbteu
oes prdiTOenten Mc8tnlsp. 9as BeiBe
5aus bat iia an 8eorge 9. gorteipou,
ben fruberen SetretGr WcRinlebs, aez
tpanbt, um bic nod fe6Ienoen Ramen
bon Wtttglieoeru Der WcGiulep Famis
lie, Die nod am Geben finb, gu erbals
ten.
Die 2ifte bieier Ruhfommer unb
gerDdnoten bon frIberen grGfibenteu
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tDte Diele BON ibnen Die Gtnlaouna anz
nehmen tper0en. Sol. 9oofeDelt unb
9emd6ltn tDnnsn nitht tommen, es lit
aber notwithstanding, bag anpsre Waitz
glteber Der RooiepeIt sSamilte bem @m.
pFaHg am Montag 4beno 6eipobneu
Deroen.
. te W 9 nattonen bes g a.
piertrufts.
sSobn Rorri8, 8oriiber bes 8apiers
&ommtttees Der .Qmericun Repspaz
per pubIifber5 2tFociation," bat an bic
Serdusgeber Elm Sdreiben perIdidt,
tportn er bebauptet, baB bic @etqerund
Der ~SnternationaI 9aper Co." bic
pom Sinan3tommittee oes 5enuts aez
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bic rSnternational gaper &c." gas
piermitblen ouftdufte unbeinqeben lieb,
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babe, oas Jtnan3tommittee unloq Du
tte nur 425, ,033 Utitglieoer, eiui6lteBz
lt9 Der 5rauen unb 3inoer Der sFarz
mer, belize. Die 5irma Qqen &: Sra.
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National Grange" grobe Summen
bon Gabritanten erihnprrt unb aez
ipttle SeiesgebYug gu berbtnberu gez
luft. Der @bef Der 5trma babe pros
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uno ibn Degen feiner Resiprositdtsz
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tsruus gsorobt.
9ss geite6uugs .gsrfu6s
angetIagt.
petsr 8. Sbomion bon Somtlton,
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reroen, ben poittarten.4 4Qenten ma
ior ID. 3. 3entiinger nit 500 su bes
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IbomiDn's purbsn oOm 0tftritt. DER.
rihter Wrigbt perpOrfen.
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Die fir bic pOrtnsieiiideH WiO-
uarhiiteH beitimmt waren,
Gin Spisnase. pro5s6 osr BEN Rei6s.
geri6t In ceip5is.
Der inpdntfhe General 9aoei tpirb bon
bem aatier Diltslm smpfuns
gen iperoen.
Die $40, 600, 600 dsu,Iiids Gifsnbufa.
nnleibe iturt iiterSeidnft.

Mas oer aonfuT gcuabors in Berlin,
5err grotud,
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btraubt.

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oub ar ii9 nur sinsn Spab gemott
bubs, aIs Ct iasis. oab fid) Gaitru an
!Hoso bss E4iifti tsiinss.
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Die lIutsriuduns bes SOIBtrufts.
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0Netterberi6t.

Sir Gbio: Gspitterressn am
Gamftos unb Sonntas; DtrdnoerIide
Winos.
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Rem gort. 16. Suni. Die 4500
Ssslsate Der Msursan aiRie, Die DAM
pier 5ipiI6en Rep Yprt uno Rem Sr,
leans in 8etrieb Bat. babsn am 5reitda
abeno Sefehl erhdlten, am Samftaa
9ormittag um 10 uhr su itreiten,
ipenn ni6t ale 5orberungen Der Union
bepilligt tp.roen. Die angsitellten ana
bsrer aiiftenItnien psrbsn erit am
SoHniGs snii1sinsn. Oh iis Er.issn
frlsn.
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poaitGnoig. Stephen 9ribaes, beiTen
5rau unb 17idbrige 5oater ii6 Der
9enofsniflaft bes Sapinolers ans
ihlofen, tperoen bic erIten 3eugsn fetn.
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gen Sbefteiouns gegen feline Sgrau an=
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ietner 9attin genannt.
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bas IN DoLlem @aIopp bapunlief unb
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tete. Rpan unb elm Radbar febrten
balo bdrduf, nit 9etpebren bepoffuet
5ur S3ene oes usbsrfaIIes 8urid mo
lie nit ben 5lpei WegeIagereru suiam=
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auf oieislbeu ab uno peruunbeteu eli
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fpunoet noA Der gountp SaiI gebrad3t
tpuroe. Der Mann, tpelher turs oaz
rauf itarb, tpurbe ais 9eorge DatTon,
Elm Samieo bon Doptou, ap., ibentts
fisirt.
q a oItDerploiton auf Sas
rob guHberbtIt's
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tbum bon 9droLb 8anberbilt, Sobn
pun %. q. 8dnberbtlt, lit bier am
6reitag Rahmtttag nad elmer 9aToIia.
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oerbilt tpurbe idlimm an ben 6Guben
uno i'm 9eIibt perbrdnnt, Fetne auaen
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-17

MusIan0. .Selegrapb.
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uaO nluniliOa,
Sie fir bic portnsieiiiden MiO-
HarhiiteH beitimmt iuaren,
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Yin opisnaae. pO5s6 uor BEN Rei6s.
geridt in ceipSig.
Der inpdntfte Gsneral 9logi fpirb BON
BEN aatier Diffslm smpfuns
gen iDerben.
Die $40, o,oO0, 900 6susfif6e eifsnbatn.
nnleibe iturt iiterSeidnft.
Nads ber aoniuT Geunbors in Berlin,
9err Groltuf,
1lsber bic gdftrO.alfiairs gu fassn Fat.
-
Die rWfntnes I'm Saf,n bon 5abona
fuit gang Derroftet.
Dos Sffff Miro fauut mebr gang fort.
sef6afft psrsen sSHasn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-17

ilsbsr bic eaftrO.affairs gu fassn Fat.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-06-23
Old Soldiers Reunion

Next Tuesday, June q, the Old
Soldiers reunion will be held at
Washburn. The Washburn Com
mercial Club have taken charge
Of the arrangements and an in
teresting program will be pulled
of and there' will be all kinds of
small sports for the young folks
with attractive prizes and the
cole bration will wind up with q
grand ball at the opera house at
night. The speaking will be q
feature and everybody should
make it point to be at the park
ut l o'clock for this part of the
program. The Washburn Band
and Lochners orchestra will fur
MIST. music. Bring your dinner
'a.asfamily to Washburn Tuesday,
'Jane 81, and join in an outing
and a god time. The following
committees have the entertain
,nent featues IN hand
Com. Gen. Arrangements. Aug.
E. johnson, T. E. Thompson.
Program; Adolph Wac k +,
Leslie Burgum, G. F. Maennel.
Concessions; f. J. Thompson,
Martin Holtan.
Band; A. 8. Reitan, Adolph
Wacker, Leslie Burgum.
Grounds and decorations; Per-
manent PAX Committee.
Small Sports; G. G.. Forbes, 7.
E. Thompson, Geo. Battey. j.
Hose Contest; Alex Southey,
Chief 81. w. +. D.
Dances; a. s. Westm Ter, Cy
Dahl, a. J. Wacker.
/! Base ball; J. ~. Nelson.